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General Land Agency TOR Oregon and Washing
ton Territory.
ESTABLISHED July 1868.
Will attend TO the purchase and sale of Real
Estate IN all parts of this State and Washington
Territory.
A large amount of Portland City property for
sale.
1900 Acres of choice Farming Lands of ev-
cry description for sale, situated in different
parts ofthis state.
ANY communications addressed to us inquir-
ing about the Resources of Oregon, price of
land &c, Will receive immediate attention.
Best of references can be given. Address
STITZEL & UPTON,
90 Letter Box H, Portland, Oregon.
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SAXON WINDOW SHADES.
Shades that are Shades

NuuuOO tudG df6 DUdu6S
An agent of the manufacturers of these shades
VIII visit this vicinity in few days and give par
ties an opportunity of purchasing. They take
the place of both blinds and curtains; are easily
cleaned; are suitable for dwellings just the
thing for offices; can't be beaten for public
buildings, and are praised by all who have used
them. j. W. Hall & Co., Barton and J. E.
D"Inell of Glover have these Shades on hand
for sale at manufacturers prices.
BOOTH & HYATT,
Manufacturers,
70 Derby Line, VT
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This superior Horse will stand for the service
of mares the coming season at
b. B. JACkMAN'S : Irasburgh,
WEDNESDAYS, and the remainder of the time
at the Stable of the subscriber, at Z. ALBANY.
TERMS S100C
Albany Boy was sired by the famous old Nor
rill horse, is Is years old, a light black color,
stands about l6 hands high, and wtighs 1900 lbs.
He combines the beauty of form, size, strength.
power OF endurance, and speed, which charac-
terlzes the Morrill, horse. and an examination of
his stock Will prove to any good Judge of horses
ms excellence in transmitting these qualities to
MS colts. invite breeders to examine the horse
ana MS STOCK at my stables, and will pay the
e f OF such examination if they are not
country. :" ''-0
l nave also in my stable for limited service, a
Oeaulltu four years old Stallion, by Albany Boy,
~ ora 81 thoroughbred English mare. He drew
t tnc R l premium at the Orleans County Fair
name and TAIL >00'' mn '-''Nf>
Good pasturing furnished
Fo,. JAMES VANCE.
hi"aiiy' may 70, 1870. 22tf
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VILLAGE PROPFRTYFoR SAFE

The dwelling house and ont-buildings belong
ing 10 the estate OF the late John Guild, situated
In the village of Irasburoh. The buildings are
nearly new, well finished, in good order and pres
ervation. desirable lacation for any family
wishing to reside in a village. The property will
De sold at a great bargain, and possession given
Immediately if required.
E. p COTTON, Admir-,
Irasburgh, April 8, 1870 I5tf
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BENZ. H. STEELE,
Judge Supreme Cour
FARMERS. READ.

Send % cents and GET information of real
VALUE 10 any making butter for market 500
20 $500 can be made in any small town. Address
J. F, WILLIAMS, CharleStown, Mass %
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OR CLARK HORSE.
TERMS
MORGAN BLOOD,
DANIEL WEBSTER !
Celebrated for bis Fine Colts

This horse is a beautiful Blood Bay, black
name and tail; stands Is hands high weighs
1850 pounds, in fair flesh; is II years old this
season; smooth as a colt; never was sick q mo-
ment in his life; was sired BY Young Ramsey ;
he by old Ramsey, and he by the old Crane
Horse, dam by Morgan JIM cd by Old Mess
enger, beng one OF the finest mares and best
travellers ever in Orleans County. Daniel par
takes largely of the Morgan blood, developing
all the fine qualities of well bred Morgan horse
His colts partake largely of his good qualities,
possessing all of the power, characteristic of the
Morgan blood gentle sound and kind easy to
break; Safe; good style, and great readers 4;
some fast trotterS all great walkers.
They are easily matched; come to maturity
young, so the owner can realize some benefit
from them while he lives. For further proof Of
all the above statements the proprietor will refer
the public TO certificates OF respectable gentle
men owning, or having owned, or being acguaint-
ed with his stock, and could, if space would al.
low, give scores more of similar testimony For
further information call on the proprietor at his
place in Albany, miles from Irasburgh, on the
Creek road, and examine the Horse and his
stock. where he will be found all days in the
week, except Fridays and Saturdays, and Will
guarantee no man shall go away dissatisfied
TERMS IS To Warrant.
Mares coming from distance furnished with
paSturlng al reasonable rates. All accidents and
escapes at the risk of the owner. All mares dis
posed Of before the usual time OF foaling consid.
cred with foal.
L. C. DOW.
NEwBURY, MAY IL, 1870
This certifes that II. ". q W. L. Bailey owu
Il matched pair of blood bay horses, sired by
Luther c. Dow'S Horse of Albany, that stand
10 IL hands high, and weigh 230O pounds. which
are very stylish driving horses. and in our opin-
ion are IN all probability as good pair as there
are in eastern Vermont.
Il. w. BAILEY,
VIM. U. BAILEY,
THOS. C. KEYES,
S. A. EASTMAN.
Read the following from Mr.. Barnes, one of
the best judges of horses in Stowe
In relation to your Stallion, from what know
Of him, can recommend him to any farmer who
wishes TO raise a good, sound, kind spirited
horse. His colts seem to be large, and all have
good color and no bad marks, and good yatgGe9
constitution. Mr.. Wilkin' says the mare he had
OF your stock was as good mare as he ever
owned, and no man could dispute the fact that
she was first class family mare, one of the kind
that is sought for by all classes Of men
In regard to the little mare-she can speak
Tor herself every day in the year. She trotted
the fall after sold her in 2.45, and for a green
one, think it hard to beat anywhere, and could
road her thirty miles in three hours, and that
without distress and without stiffening her for
the next day. 7. F. BARNES,
70 Stowe. Vt
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In its progress Westward, it penetrates and
opens up to the market the Wonderful Coal
Deposits Ofthe kanawha Region in West
Virginia. And thus brings the superior and
abundant Goals Of that section into communica-
ton with the iron ores of Virginia and Ohio
and the Western, Southw estern and East
ern market.
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WIN. JOSLYN 4 SONS, Barton, Vt.,are Sole
Proprietors, to whom all orders should he ad-
dressed.
Wholesale Agents-Geo. C. Goodwin & Co,
IS Hanover Street, Boston, Mass; Burrs Perry,
26 fremont Street, Boston, Mass
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsTs AND MEDICINE
DEALERS
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RELlhB Bile STORE.

He has all the kinds of goods you want, and
it is useless to name them.
When you want anything ask for it. Every
one knows what constitutes the assortment of a
well kept country store.
CALL AT THE RELIABLE STORE.
Barton, May %, 1870. 2lw6
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lie that studieth revenge, keepeth his
own wounds green.
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NEW FURNITURE & CARPETS.

NEW TUhNI UnE q CHnT 7 ..
j. L. DWINELL
He has Just returned from market with good
stock.
Beautiful Ingram Tapestry Carpets at 81 65
per yard. Good
All Wool Two Ply at 81.
Hemps, Irish Brussels and Plain and Checkered
Straw proportionally low.
WALL PAPER, CLOTH CURTAINS,
and the new. splendid piece of furniture, called
Etagre. Also, COFFINS and CASKETS.
Glover, April l, 1870.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Situated on the Greek road IN Albany, VT,
four miles from Irasburgh. the county seat, and
one mile from East Albany, consisting of one
hundred and twenty acres, or thereaboHs, of
good land is good dairy farm; has about so
acres under improvement and about 40 acres of
timbered land; good sugar orchard of 25O
trees and ayoung apple orchard that bore Is bu
of apples last year; also lot of cherry trees,
plum trees, and currant bushes. The farm is
well watered, good stream running into the
house and barnyard. There is plenty of cedar
timber on the farm. Fer further particulars en-
quire of CHARLES MOXLEY on the premises.
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Is completed and running from RICHMOND,
Va, to the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, in West Va. 227 miles. 1t is being
rapidly extended to the Ohio River, 200 miles
further, making in all 427 miles.
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad

buO OAOod IJOdh6 duu OulU hduIUdU
Is completed and running from RICHMOND,
Va, to the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, in West Va 227 miles. It is being
rapidly extended to the Ohio River, 200 miles
further. making in all 427 miles.
In its progress Westward, it penetrates and
opens up to the market the Wonderful Coal
Deposits Ofthe kanawha Region in West
Virginia. And thus brings the superior and
abundant Goals Of that section into communica-
ton with the iron ores of Virginia and Ohio
and the Western, Southwest and East
ern market.
When completed it will connect the superior
harbOr facilities of the Chesapeake Bay
with reliable navigation on the Ohio River, and
thus with the entire system OF Railroad and
Water transportation of the great West
and Southwest.
1t will make short, easy, cheap and favora-
BILE route from the WEST to the SEA, and
will command large share OF the enormous
freights seeking transportation to the coast.
The completed portion of the Road is doing a
profitable and increasing business, and is fully
equal in value to the whole amount of the mort
gage upon the entire line-(Sl5, 100000
The loan of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, being a First Mortgage upon the
entire Line, property and equipments,
worth when completed at least $50, OOO,-
600, is therefore one of the most substantial
conservative and reliable Railroad Loans ever
offered in the market, and is peculiarly adapted
to the wants of
INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS.
Who desire to make their investments with the
most satisfactory assurance of positive and
undOubted Security.
The bonds are in denominations of
$1,000, $500, AND $500.
and may be had COUPON or REGISTERED.
Principal and Interest payable in GOLD
in the City of New York.
Price 80 and accrued interest in Currency. at
which price they pay nearly Seven per cent. in
gold on their cost.
All Government Bonds and other Securities
dealt in at the Stock Exchange, received in ex-
change, at their full market value, and Bonds
sent to all parts of the country, free of Express
charges.
They can be obtained by ordering direct from
US or through any responsible Bank or Banker
Ill any part oi Inc country. I8wS
FISK & HATCH.
Bankers.
5 NASSAU STREET. N.Y.
Maps. Pamphlets and full informal
ton furnished upon appli-
cation in person or
by mail.
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When completed it will connect the superior
harbor facilities of the Chesapeake Bay
with reliable navigation on the Ohio River, and
thus with the entire system OF Railroad and
Water transportation of the great West
and Southwest.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS AND OF
SAL

The following described property was seized
by Officers of the Customs for violation of the
Revenue Laws Of the United States. to wit:
AT Brighton, Vt, June 1, 1870, Horse, Har-
ness, Wagon, gallons u hiskey.
AT Westmore, VT, June Q, 1870, Horse,
Harness, Wagon, 10 gallons Whiskey.
Any person or persons claiming the property
so seized are hereby notified TO appear within
twenty days from the first publication hereof,
and file with the Collector of Customs for the
District Of Vermont, claim, stating his or her
interest in the properly seized also, to execute
bond 10 the United States, in accordance with
the provisions of the 18th Sec. Act Is July, 1866
Under the provisions of the 18th Sec, aforesaid
Act, the above described property will be sold
at public auction on WEDNESDAY, JUNE %,
1870, at IL O'clock, a. NJ.
GEO. J. STANNARD,
Collector of Customs.
Custom House District Of Vermont, Collectors
Office, Burlington, Vt, June A. 1870. 25w3
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STITZEl & UPTON,

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Corner Front and Washington Streets,
PORTLAND OREGON.
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The loan of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, being a First Mortgage upon the
entire Line, property and equipments,
worth when completed at least s3O,OOO,-
600, is therefore one of the most substantial,
conservative and reliable Railroad Loans ever
offered in the market, and is peculiarly adapted
TO the wants of
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1t will make short, easy, cheap and favora-
BILE route from the WEST to the SEA, and
will command large share OF the enormous
freiShts seeking transportation to the coast.
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The completed portion of the Road is doing a
profitable and increasing business, and is fully
equal in value to the whole amount of the mort
gage upon the entire line-(Sl5O0O ,OOO.)
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W hite Goods.

See their Ladies Baskets, Reticules, Printed
Skirts. Shawls and CSterling Spool Thread.0
Good Providers enquire To- Flour Pork, Lard,
Fish, Ham, Triple and Tea.
Bring the cash or good barter purchase, pay
and be happy.
Barton landing, VI. Nay Il. $50.
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INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS.

Who desire to make their investments with the
most satisfactory assurance of positive and
undOubted Security.
The bonds are in denominations of
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THE LATEST. DIscoyERY IN MEDIcAT!oH
L The great difficulty which phyaictans have beea
laboring for centuries overcome. has at length beea
obviated. A|VeGetable Cathartic and Alternative
and e the taste = ordinary candy In now
DR. Erasmus Winslows Liver and Stomach LoEenge =
the most important medicinal novelty thst modern
chemistry han produced. It contains two botanical
tracts perfectly themselves but embodying
all the remedial properties Of mercury and dcstinec
this pleasant supersede baniah genssd
tho pills aud potions of which that
gerous exciant Is the main ingredient Moro than
thousand were made by the inventor Of
stats Of nron The aseDre /. hspmesa IN IL
operation and although the medicinal taste OF its
tive cOmponents has been extinguhed by chemical art
their virtues remain as active and potent as ever.
In Dyspepsia, hiliousness Constipation. Sick Or Ner-
which the feebler subject tho Lossnges will b
and disgusting compounds usually administered In such
cases As anti bilious specific and general aperent,
they have equal either among advertised prepara
t9ns or the prescription. Of the regular
Erasm M Winslow's Liver and Stomach Lozenge, win
again take purgative powder, draught, pill
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
"a NEW rHHG uzD1R TN SuH Al Last.
The Porest, Best and Greatest Rersedy e
tho Ago.
PRICES
CULTIVATED AROMATIC sfoxAcn AxD roMsc
1yTTERs.
QUE TRADE MAYI
FOR FAMILY UOI
e rs T.
"a INV THING uHD1H rin sUH - !


This Invaluable pEodnsoa 4 the result Of may ysa
Sc fsnds yEo.e .dyis 8 =. zen inaSssa e
S,ll meet public ysnt Ihis Bitter e IN uassspssssS
more ssresss!s beslsey and gsl.scbls .gpstser h.
have long since been esteSshed their naasris cs.ps
stions harmless and their ntronetten 0ue % eDo
OF citixens. Their acknowledged exoellenoe
should give them pfefes Btteefs which
being sold such prices leave pro0t g any
ono save tho Distant proprietor.
Tina wonderful sin0o te hA0 been
before tho public Tonic tho quantity soa 1es beea
beyond expectation and hes In every instanoe t
ersstest satstaction. For dysgepsa sensr. dseiisy
constipation Of the bowes foyer and and Al cho
eric maladies these Bttes will be found invaluable to
81 who dssirs s%niasDg tonic and are pssscI'.sy
wherever introtnOrd y has become sssnda.d a.tclE
cordial IL has no equal among stornachics.
TRY BEFORE PURCHAsING. a.
It will be gratuitous. II satisfactory to
sumer and dealer, the m0ney refunded
Sold by Schmidt Il Zeigler John I. Adams 4 Co,
HartvelI Chambers 4 Sedberry. l. Bloom 4 ca, A. n
Grief & Co. Schneider 4 Zuberbier. Devan Mason 4
Co.. Stumberg Co T. Bloom. shropshire Bros. IAnae
son. seiIas Co.. and by grocors druggsts and desjez
generally.
JAS. W. PRICE co.
mh6 3m Sole Proprictors. 10, Poydras streoe.
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deaths hsm that ssvfhl sxplosiea of pAsafln
OIL" Tho Rev. M. Egan mentions that the
decpest distress, and make . heert-rending ap-
peal for help, which chasitabae public will
surely give. Ess.ts ,stfis3i f W.
CorIIsIoN BErwEzr CIvu1ANs AND Cow
sss ss1rs At the
brought. bafore r. B. DAILY, E~Q., Mayor, ON .
very serious charge. From the evidence given
1t would appear that about siI O'clock last
evening Private Patrick Walsh, Of tho 10th
Foot, who carries letters from the postoffice to
the military barraok, was proceeding up
Pitcher Hill, which 10 situate about twenty
psrohss from the barraok- gate, whom he was
standing together (the prisoner Casey, who
cursed the British army. and said he could an
initiate all the red coats in the garrison. The
followed and knocked down. On regaining his
feet, the blow was repeated with like result.
Fortunately the occurrence was noticed by
short distance, and who at once ran to the
soldiers assistance. Ultimately Casey was
taken into custody. A tumultuOus scene now
took place place. The three companions of
the prisoners, who had the sympathies of the
mob in their favor, made desperate effort to
rescue their cOmrade. The struggle becoming
serious, vOlley of stones were discharged at
the Constabulary, INJECTING cuts more or less.
Constable Meighan and another polceman SO,
cured Casey tightly, and succeeded in pushing
him into the guard room of the military bar
rack, as bney could not attempt unOer Inc cir
camstances to bring him to their own lookup.
Having secured Casey, they returned back to
the assistance of the other men, who had by
this time taken MMahoh:into custody. Stones,
it appears were again thrown, and the mob
having closed in, the police found it impossi-
BILE to take the other two men, who made their
escape through the crowd. Sub-constable
Comerford received a severe wound ON the
head, and also lost his regimental cap. Sub
constable Sutton also received q cut on his
head and got his tunic torn. Tho prisoners
were remanded to next petty sessions.
- SPECIAL CoMMIssIoN.-It is stated in posi-
tive way by the Evcnixg Mail that special
commission will soon be issued for1the trial of
recent offences in tho County Meath. Our
contemporary does not hesitate to express its
doubt of the prudence of tho proceeding. The
cause of 1t, or what is taken as the cause, will
no doubt be explained by the learned agents
of the Commission, if the step itself be really
resolved upon. A little time will tell. &
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THIS lnstisatsn which tAs nhasitasts Of Louisiaea
patronage or more than century snssSs no
rece@msndsen 20 b introduced = public NOTICE. Y
sdaesssa psssssd ~ ths TSso1e.sss q til. TssS.S
BY the Lade. tho adOnns q their pupil. minds with
Enswlsdge md The forming Of their hs.rts . yirtae
clea.ainess and polite manners They 10 sui:
e
ton Of morals and tho willing observance Of tho rules
OaaAces pupil. Of All dsnOminations sIe .dmitsed and
no t used upon the Of religion but
With @ * ''''
.PAysc1 Eaueation-Tho health Of the sehol.rs is
e ~ .
be S p
20 ~. the day that neither the
poaton to their eiassicsi Susis. Wien SICK they sle
attended by one OF the Ladies' and timely notice Is given
Of i; physician q always hand and Immediately
'. 4somrhe system of,ustruoton embrace. the fol,
lowing objects: Tho Rngish and French languages
sn Of the
English and . French AiteraSure the Esments Of A.
d Natural Philosophy, d Botany and chemrtry viii BE-
to those ladies' whose parents desire it, as
Board and Tuition per annum $500 payable quar-.
Day Scholars per annum ESQ., payable quarterly in
Entrance for the soardera 's ~
Entrance for the Day Scholars. ............-. 10
No deduction is made for those who withdrawn be-
fore the end Of tho quarter
EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and tho Use Of Maps and Globes per
auaster- 10
For the Use Of Musical INSTRUMENTS per month. 90
wsins including Paper and Pencils per month
Expense for tho Bathing season. ............. 100
nshea ny the parents themselves OF procured at the
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Ct. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE.

BAY 81. LOUIE, MISSISSIPPI
This institution conducted by the Brothers Of the
Sacred Heart has been in successful operation since
1851 It is beautifully situated the shores Of the Bay
commanding e1tensive view of the Gulf-apd afford
ing all the advantages of the breeze and bathing
the Summer is for the pupia. great Indictment to
healthful amusement The Commercial Course CON-
prises all the branches Of good Englsh education.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition per session, payable half yearly In
advance. .f250 on
W ashing per session. 10 90
Bedding, per session. (optional). 10 10
Doctors Fees. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Vacation, If spent at the institution. so
EXTRA CHARGEst
Piano and Violin per month, EACH. o.
Use of Piano. per month
Flute, per month on
Brass Instrument per month 70
Spanish and German languages per month, each. 90
For further particulars apply to
BRO. FLORIMOND,
feI4tf Div ector Of the College.
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
The duties of this institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER

Parents and Guardians desiring first class Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards will find here
every advantage.
Located the healthiest portion of Of tho most
healthy cities in the South with largo grounds
retired and romantic situation IL Affords In addition
every facility for acquiring education mental and
mora of high Crude. Large additions have been
made to the buildings to meet the increasing applica
tons for admission
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the Office of the
M rning Star and Catholic Messenger, lU9 Gravier
street jy4 ly