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Vermont Daily Transcript. Vol. T. Vermont Daily Transcript, PUI1LISHED KACII KVHNINQ. Ojtlre in llarne' Mori; hike St., St. .Wfmiix, WILBUR P. DAVIB, Puop'u. IV. WlLHUH P. DAVIS, A. Bahnes, Editor. TKHMH : Per year, in advance, i-iix mouths, in advance Three months, in advmicr .$8,00 . 4,00 . 2.00 Oik month in udMic VllNl I IIN'lllW hllOtllll Im llllllltl il hi n I'M il a.- III) Ilil.l llill- ill till' lltl ill' tlli'il illli lull tl jillli lirtiiiii. IIUFEACXENT. VOTE ON THE 11TJI A It T J OLE The Adjcmrnment ! AX IXTEItESTIXG ACVOUXT. Washington, 10th. Excitement licro this morning reach oil its highest pitch. A) a very early hour swarms of peo ple began wumlhig their way to the Capitol, ami as early as ten o'eloek an immense erowd had assembled in the rotunda and about the entrance of the Senate Chamber. No pen-on was allowed to pass the m tiinda without a ticket. 'I hese were again examined twice by the doorkeep ers before the holder was able to get in to the gallery. Policemen in large numbers were dis tribt'tc' through the gal'eries, armed with clubs, to preserve order. On the lloor of the Senaie Chamber lively scenes were presente l just befoie the Senate was calle i to ordci. U roups of Senators and lleprsentii tives stood around Iieie and there, can vassing and discussing the work of the day. At half-past eleven o'clock Air. Wade called the .Senate to order. Then there was half an hour of painful suspe lse. At twelve o'clock Chief-Justice Chase brought down his gavel and called the Court to c rder. As the hour for voting on the ar ticle approached, anxiety could be seen pictured on the faces of spectators. The lirst business in oruer was the consideration f the order to take the vote on the 11th article first. On this Hendricks demanded the yeas nnd nays which was carried. Fessenden then demanded the yeas jind nays on the adoption of the order. The vote resulted "A yeas to 1! nays. While this vote was icing taken Sen ator Howard was carried in and put in his Bcatand wrapped up in a great shawl. He arose and askcil if it would ho in or der to ille his opinion. The Chief-Justice said it was. Grimes came in just aftor the vote was taken, and created quae a tonsa tion. He sat upon the Democratic side. The Chief-Justice admonished the galleries in advance that perfect order must be maintained. It would oe a subject of regret if ho was compelled to clear tno gaiiciic. The Chief-.Tustice then directed the Clerk to read the eleventh aitieic, which lie (iu amid proiound silence. After the rending of the article the Secretary called the roll. Anthony was lirst called upon. He stood up amid breathless silence and the Chief-Justice put the usual form to him and ho replied "Uuilty." Then came Bayard and Bucklew, each "JNot uuilty." Sonator t 'ameron said "Guilty" before the Chief-Justice had timetogei through .with tue forms. The vote in detnil is as follows : 3unrY. Anthony, Camirou, Cat tell, Chandler, Cole, Conklin, Comic. b, Corbett. ICragin, Drake. Howe. Mor gan, Morrill (Me.), Morrill, (Vt.), Mor ton, in ye, rntterfeon ot new Hauipsnire, jromeroy, ivnmsoy, oncrman, tsprugue, Stewart, Sumner, Thayer, Tipton. Wade, Willey, Willinms, Wilson, Yates no. Not Guilty Bavnrd, Buekalow, Davis, Dixon, Doolittle, essenden, jjowier, unmcs, liciuieison, licixlviuKs Jackson, McCreery, No; ton, Patterbon, m ' 1 r . ' ... ... rienn.i iioss, sauis-jury, Trumbull Van Winkle, Vlckers After this vote had been taken Sena toryWilliams in ved that the Com t ad journ until the 2 th. Hende.sou made r point that it could not adjourn pendii.g the calling of a vote on a question, nor until the result was announced. juuge unusc men announced lliut on the eleventh article the vote stood Gullty, 35; Not Gu'lty, 19. On this ar ticlo tho P'esident is acquitted; The Chnir ileclareu that It was not in order to a 'jouru, whereupon an appeal was tnitcn, aim uio. yeas and nays or dered. On tho question, shall tho decision of uio unair sranct as .,ne judgment or the enaio, me voto stood yeas z. nays :i0 So the Chair was not sustained. McCreery moved that w hen the Court adjourns to-dny It adjourn sine die. Tho yeas nnd nnys being ordered resulted yens 0, nays 47 so tho motion was lost -tientiersou moved Hint tno Court ad journ until the last day of July next The yeas and nays wore demanded and stood ye.'.s 20, nays 34. So the Senate retused to ad ourn until tho 1st of .Tnlv Tho voto was then taken on Mr. Wil Ham's original motion to adjourn until tho 20th. It was adopted by a vote of 32 to 21. Tho Senate then adjourned. In Guatemala on tho 8th of April a very sharp shock of earthquake was experienced ; tho shocks were repeated for days in succession, but no damage was douo to tho buildings. VT. TRANSCRIPT PrintinG OFFICE, ST. ALBANS. H. A. CUTLER, --PROPRIETOR- ,MI Printing brought to thin Office, both Plain and Ornamental, will moot with prompt atton- ion, nt prices an low as the times will admit. Wo do our work much better than can any Office that will do a job of printing for nothing for tho sake of depriving us of it. and wo aro oadv to comparo our work with any similar lab of printing done in tho cities, both in neat- ens and price. Hand your orders into tho Transcript Book and Job Printing Establishment if you taku any prido in having your printing dono in a work manlike manner. SEE ! ! SEE t 1 t lOO full course Commercial Scholarships, Good for life, throiiKhout tho "International Business Collego Association," to ho issued at Chamberlin's Business College Darlington, Vt., before Slay 15, 18(8. These Scholarships will ho sold at tho regular price, anil so issued as to sccuro to tno pur chaser all tho privileges and advantages of tho Scholarships heretofore issued, and to ho trans ferable to a second party any time within thrco years after tho holder thereof shall havo been m attondanco at tho College for throo months. This ulan will sccuro to lOO YOUNG mEIV I thorough liiisiiu'KS Education at their oi HWf'C, as tho person making tho transfer is entitled tt whatever iinco lie may agree upon wan iiis.purchabcr. This Unparalleled Opportunity will ho withdrawn on tho salo of 100 Scholarships, tue limit oi tuna not to oxcccii tno a novo date. Uio 2 tree Montin nlun recently advertised is discontinued. eH As this offer will ho cairorly seized, and an effort mado to close tho salo of Scholarships at tho earliest possihlo day, and a similar offer not again made, thoso desiring to securo it need to bo prompt. xui limner ijunicuiur uuii uii ur uuuiena J. S. CHAMDEItLIN, Proprietor, 103-ly Durlington, Vt THE- NEW STEAM MILL! OF Bingham & Lincoln, iur the Fiel(jlit Uejiot, St Allmiis, Vt., TS now readv to irrind corn meal, lino or coarso 1 and all kinds of grain for feed. This Mill was bunt hv UoIiiich t; Jllniu liard, ot lioa ton, of tho best French Durr, is eomploto in ovc ry respect, and is capablo of grinding twenty hvo bushels per hour. Jiiing ilepeiulent on neither wind or floods for power, wo can do all work of this Kind without hindrance' to our cus tomers. We shall bo prepared to tiirnish corn in tho kernel, or ground, and it all times fresh and as cheap as elsewhere. We aro alo ready to receive oiileis lor Sash, Hlhuls and Doors, Mouldings and House Finishings of every do bcription, of us good material and workuianshii as any outer shop in tno state. JOB WORK, Such as Plaining, Matching, Turning, Scroll Sawing, Ac, Dono to order with Machinery which is new and of tho latest improvements. ith theso facia ties to givo perfect satisfaction, wo solicit share of public patronage DINGHAM & LINCOLN St. Albans, Feb. 27, 1807. 151-tf. CROCKERY ! CROCKERY ! I have just received a largo lot of lirst and second quality of Stono and China Waro, com prising two Now and Elegant Patterns called 'Gen. Grant" Patterns. Also a largo stock of Cutlery, Glass and Stono Ware, which I offer for salo cheap. Please call and see before purchas ing elsewhere. At tho old Farrar Dlock, one door north of Georgo II. Farrar'. P. G. SKINNED. Bt. Albans, Oct 21th, 1866. 130-tf ST. ALBA3STS, VT., MONDAY, MAY NEW GOODS H. C. POST & GO'S. rTWE undersigned having Just returned from JL. market with a new and complete assortmentof DRY GOODS, Aiu prepared to offer groat inducements to cus tomers. Wo lmvo a largo stoek of dress goods, consisting of Plain Alpacuah, Pol'I.IN Ai.vaccas, SlI.K l'ol'I.IKS, Sim: and Wool, Poi'Ms, MoZAMMCjUES, IHllAnES, Dkluns Ac GINGHAMS, MUSLINS, CHAMDHAYS, CAMDltlCS, PHI NTS, Ttic JU'st Merrimars ami Corlieros. White Goods, Cambric, Linens, Linen Cambrics, Linon Lawns, JHUKllllK, Lawns, Nainsooks, WhitoDim'y Muslin and Cambric Embrodciios, Laco Edgings, ,., also a large variety of GLOVES AND HOSIERY, Silk and Velvet Dihbons all widths snd colors, Cotton and Linen Trimmings and Draids. In fact, wo have a better line of Yankee Notions and Trimings To show than over. Wo shall constantly keep on nand ami lorsaiotnc Beau Mode Skirt and French Woven Corset, The best iii tho market. Wo make Cloth. Caa simeres, and Taylor s Tnmings a speciality, ami will make it an object for purchasers to exeniino goods and prices ueioro purcnasing eisewiicro. II. U. l'USX it uu,, Cornor Main and Fairfield St's. St. Albans, Vt., May 1st, 18Ca. 215-lw INEN Collars of ovcrv description at I WM. N. SMITH ,t CO'S. The American Cooking Store In court. AT an adjourned term of tho Circuit Court of the United States, for tho Northern District of New York, in tho second circuit held at tho City Hall, in tho city of Albany, tho 28th day of January, in tho year of our Lord 1808. Piiksest : Tho Hon. Nathan K. Hall, Juihje. Jacod U. Sheau ,t Josiu'ii Packauu, ) vs.. V Geo. D. DulliV John M. Dockwell. ) In Hiutty It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed. that a perpetual injunction bo issued in this suit against tho defendants, restraiug them from further infringements of said Patent, No, 51,100, Dated Dec. 5th, 18Uj, for improvements in cooking stoves, pursuant to and in accord ance with tho prayer of tho Dill of Complaint. Signed A. A. Dovce, Clerk. Tho above was instituted for infringement of tno ratent securing tue manner ot tittiug tno ash pan in tho hearth of tho American Cooking Stove, and for tho combination of the bailed ash pan. Wo havo repeatedly cautioned tho public against selling or using stoves with these improvemots not manuiaciurcd ny us. All per sons now selling or using stoves with these im- pruveiueiua in violation ui 1110 uuovu injunction, without license from us, will ho Halo to lino ami imprisonment. SHEAD, PACKADD & CO. 203-0m. Albany, N. Y. FOR SALE BYih M, WALKER. TANTED i 1,000 MEN AND WOMEN TO ACT AS CANVASSEllS J'Oll A SEItlEH OF NEW ENGRAVINGS ! 1'IVE llEAUTIFUL IDEAL AMElilCAX EAVES, Engraved on stono in Paris by tho most emi nent Lithographers in tho world. For particu lars and descriptive circular, address L. D. DODINSON, 209-Cw 4G Main St., Springfield, Mass. rjTWICOT Jackets at WM. N, SMITH Sc. CO'S, QIIAKI.KS 1VYMA1V, 1847 -conTo 1868 WYMNA & HUNTINGTON, Acknowledging the kindness and liberal pat ronage of tho public in tho past twonty years, I, CHAR. WYMAIST, , Now rriii'n- the proiuit-, (and Id the past he the nssniiinre) Hint this corner of the good little ts7vw; or Vermont, And some portion of tho P. Q., shall bo well and honestly supplied at tho lowest possihlo rates with all the grades of American, Swiss A English WATCHES, In GOLD and SILVER Cases. JEWELRY Latest patterns and all grades FINE GOLD, HJLYEU and PLATED CHAINS, KEYS, LOCKETS. CHAINS, Masonic and Mechanics' Pins, Solid Silver Ware, warranted line as com. itcautuui KLEGTRO plated goods, From all the best factories, such as TEA SETS, CAKli DASKETS, DEDDY DISHES, CASTODS, PITCHEUS, GODLETS, SPOON CUPS Syrup Cups, Mustard and Child's Cups, Vases, Collin Plates, finally everything of lirst quality riatcd ware, SOLE AGENCY. This is the only placo in tho county wheiv you can get, direct from tho manufacturers, tho Genuine Win. Rogers & Son's Spoons, Forks, Knivos, Ladles Ac, Don't he de ceived and buy a 2d quality goods wlion its so easy to get the best and at almost tho same price, A great variety uiocks, xamo and rocuct CUTLER V, In abundance. Everybody wants a knife then let everybody call and get one. A largo assort ment ot Gold. Silver and Steel Spectacles and Eye Glasses. FANCY GOODS, 8HEADS, suissuits, COMDS, DDUSHES, NEEDLES, WALLETS, DAGS, GAMES .tC. Dillo and Pistol Cartridges. Dovolvers, Doberts' Needles (warranted.) Watches, Clocks, and Jowelrv reuaired in tho best possihlo manner All work warranted satisfactory or pay refunded. Eugraving neatly executed, and at reasonably low rates. At tho old stand, Draincrd s Duildiug, corner Main and Dank streets. CHADLES WYMAN. St. Albans, Feb. 10th, 18G8. 203-ti pOkAND'S PLANTAIN OIXTMKNT. This is tho bent article yet put beforo tho public for all kinds of Sores and Eruptions of t li o Skin, as Salt Dhoum Old Sores, Broken Dreasts, Stmgs of In sects, Yogctablo Poisonings, iVc. Fully upholding Dr. Poland's reputation as an originator of valuable remedies, it is tno GREAT PANACEA ! For burns, sca'ds. frost bitten parts, chapped lips and hands, cracks in the feet, (with which old people aro troubled.) styes upon tho cyo lids, and in fact everything to which a salvo applicable. Price, 25 conts. Manufactured tin dor tho supervision of the originator, DR. J. W. POLAND, And for salo by all Wholesalo and Detail Drug gists, and at Country Stores. Geo. C. Goodwin ,t Co., and Dust Pros., .V Dird, Boston, General Agents. C. K. POLAND, Proprietor. Also, Agent for Medicines manu factored by Dr. J. W. Poland, viz: Cedar Plas tor, Diarrhoea Elixlo, Indian Tilo Pcmody, Ca thartic Pills, ic. 188-tvcow.- Sold by Druggists Everywhere. In St. Albans by LEONADD, DDAINEDD k CO. Ac HENDYACO., Waterbury, Vt., Solo Agents. February 7th, 1808. 202-3m. WS 'W LIQUID dye Ar . i COI.OBS. 18, 1868. ;N E W FIRM! AND NEW GOODS. BARNKS & CROVVLBY NO. 2 BARNES' BLOCK LAKE ST., ST. ALBANS, VT. Would say to the people of, Franklin County, tnat tnoy are prepared to oner tnem FAMILY GROCERIES, Fresh from market, at the lowest cash price, wnoicstvio and retail. TEAS. Young Hyson, Japan, Oolong and English Droak fast. The finest in tho market. If you want mixed Teas, buy puro Teas of DAHNES k CUOWLEV, pick raspberry leaves and mix to suit yonr tasto. You will find it cheaper than to buy mixed Teas of any New York Tea Company. DAHNES k CDOWLEY KEEP THE UllST COFFEES. OLD GOVEltNMENT JAVA, mo, AFHICAN, AND GDOUND COFFEE SPICES. Strictly pure. Go to DADNES k, CHOWLEY'S for the best V. R. MOLASSES, SUOAHHOIJSE SYRUP B. SUGARS. P. P., HAVANA, jUUKUUVAJJU, DEMEDADA, AND DEFINED OF ALL GDADES. If you would keep clean, buy vour SOAPS Of DAHNES A- CDOWLEY. DODDINS, KENDALL, PEEHLESS, O. K., PIONEED, .VC TOILET , VC. SOAPS. AC To Tobacco Chewors, Smokers, and Snuff-Ta kers : Wo buy or tho manufacturers, and can please you both in quality and price, Wo want Farmers and Dealers to boar in mind that wo keep tho Puro Doston ground ROOK SALT, Tho onls salt suitable for dairy purposes, which win uc sold as low as can iiougut in tins marxet. For a good light and no danger of explosions, buy your KEROSENE OIL Of DADNES A CDOWLEY. Price as low as tho lowest. FLOUR. Tho best brands constantly on hand. Also. Graham and Duckwheat Flour, Dye and Corn Meal Finally if you want anything in the lino of good grotcries, the placo to buy them is at UAltMiS V UIIUWIjKI'S, Cash paid for all kinds of Country Produce Goods sold at wholesalo at tho lowest possihlo tiguro. 213 DADNES A CDOWLEY OEOIU1E W. 1IARNES, I I. J. CHOWLEY,. J St. Albans Vt. CERTAIN, A tn Ep30ly Gnra rou NEURALGIA, AND ALL NERVOUS D10CASEC, Jtt affects ore Maijlctil. It is an unfailing remedy In all cases of Neu ralgia Facialis, often effecting a perfect euro in less than twenty-four hours, from tho uso of no nioro than two or three pills. No other form ot Neuralgia or Nervous Disease has failod to yield to tins WONDERFUL ItEMEDAL AGENT. Even iir tho severest cases of Chronic Neural gia and general nervous derangements of many years standing aiiccting tno cutiro system, its uso for a fow days, or a low wcckB at tho ut most, always affords tho MOST ASTONISHING llELIEF, And very rarely fails to produce a complete an permanent euro. It contains no drugs or other materials in tho slightest degreo injurious, oven to tho most delicate system, and can always ho uscu wan PEHFECT SAFETY. It has long been in constant uso by may of our .1 f L Til !! I .. " IL II..!.. most eminent niysiciaus, who givu it men unanimous and unqualified approval. Sent by man on receipt orpneo, and postage. One package... fl 00,. ..Postago G cents, Six packages.... 5 00.... " 27 " TwclvoPackg's.. 9 00.... " 48 " It is sold by all wholesalo and retail dealers in drugs and medicines throughout tho United States, and by TUDNED A CO.. Solo Proprietors, 120 to 157 Tremont Street, Doston, Mass. 189-Gm for all kinds r. of Umbrellas. YOUTHS Clothing of all kinds at WM. N. BMITH k CO'S. 15iiyall!reraigix KSTO. 5. VKItMOXT CKNTKAt. AND SULLIVAN DAILDOADS. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. Commonolna April 13, 1808. TllAINS OOINO SOOTri ANE EAST Leave St. Albans at 0.15 a. in., 12.00 noon, and 7:20 p. m. Mail Train leaves St. Albans at 0:15 a. m., and connects at Durlington with Dutland Hoail, at Whito Diver Junction andDcllows Falls with trains for Doston, Worcester, Springfield, and with trains on Passumpsic D. D.. ariives at Now York at 10.45 p. m. Day Express leaves. Montreal at 8;30 a. m., St. Johns at 10:00 a. in., Ogdensburgh at 5-30 a. m,, House's Point at 10:15 n. m., for Doston, Ac, ar. rivjng in Dotou, via. Lowell at 10:30 p. in. Night Express leacs Ogdelisburgh at 11.30 a. in,, Montreal at 3:30 p. m.. House's Point at 5.J0 p. in., St. Johns at :M p. m., arriving at Doston at 8.4U a. m., connecting at P.ellows Falls with Cheshiro Doad for Doston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley Dailroad for Springfield, Vo,, and arriving in NowYork at 12.30 p. m. TltAIKS OOINO N0UTU AND WEST, Leavo for Sloiitreai at (5:10 a. m (1:50 ti. m. For Douso's Point and Ogdonsburgh at 0:05 m., 12:05 .p. m.,and 3.10 p, m. Day Express leaves Doston via. Lowell 8.00 a, . for Durlington, St, Albans, Montreal, Sto, Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell, at 7K)fl m., via Lawrence and Fitchburg at 7.30 a.m.. Springfield at 7:15 a. m., for Durlington, and St. Albans. Accommodation Train leaves Nortliflcld nt 00 a. in., for Durlington, Dutland. St. Albaim. Douso's Point, Ogcndcsburcli, Ac. Night ExprcBa leaves Dcllows Falls at 10.00 p, in., receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Dailroad, leaving Now York at 12.15 p. m., and from Chesliiro Dailroad, leaving Doston at 5:30 . in,, conneoting r,fc whito Diver Junotlon with rain leaving Doston at 5:00 p. in., for Durling ton, Douso's Point, Montreal and Ogdonsburgh, connecting with Grand Trunk Trains for tho West. Sleeping cars aro attaohod to both tho nlirhl Express trains running betwoon St. Albans anc lioston, and st. Alunus and Hpriuguohi, Through tickets for Chicago and tho West fo salo at the piincipal stations. G. MEPPILL, Sup. St. Albans, April 13. 1808. EUTLANI ANI lurjtI.I(JTOV AX1 VT VALLEY DA1LDOAD. On and after Dec. 2d. 1807. trains will rur as follows, viz : JIOVINO SOUTH AND EAST. Lcavo Burlingtonlat 8:30 a. m., 1:35 p. m. ;15 p.m. Arrivo at Dutland at 11:25 a. m., 1:11? m. 8:00 a. in. 12.50 a. m. Lcavo Dutland at 1:00 a. in.. 12:00 m. Arriv Dcllows Falls at 7:10 and 2:20 p.m., A 3:25 a. Lcavo Bellows Falls at 7.50 a. m 2:25 p. m., 3:S0 a in. Arrivo at Brattloboro' at 8:50 a. in., :20 p. ni., 4:27 a. m. MOVINO NOltTH AND WEST. Leave Brattloboro' at 11:00 . in., 4:45 A 0:00 p. in. Arrivo at Dcllows rails at 12:00 h. m., and 5:40 and 9:55 p. in. Leave Dcllows Falls at 12.35 p. in., 5:45 p. in. 10.00 p. m. Arrivo at Dutland at 3:10 p. m., 9:00 p. m. 12:35 a. in. Lieavo Jtutiandat (i.uo a. in., l.iiu p. m., a.zu p. m. 1:30 a. ni. Arrive at Durlington at 9:45 a m., 4:25 p. in., and CJ5 p. m. 4.15 a. m. TDAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS : 5r At Durlington withDoats on Lako Cham- plain and Vermont Central and Vormont and Canada Dailroads, for Montpolior, St. Albans, Douso'tf Point, Montreal, Ogdensburgh, and the West. At Dutland with trains for Troy, Albany and Now York, Saratoga Springs, Schoncclady, nnil tho West. At Hollows Falls with trains on Cheshiro Dailroad lor i'iui.im-(-L, WnrfPHtor. Lowell, and Doston. With t. Valley Dailroad, for Drattleboro', Springllold, Hartford, Now Ha ven, and JNow lork and witn Sullivan itauroad for Windsor, AYhito Diver Junction, Wells Diver, St.! Johnsbury, Nowport, Littleton, and tho White mountains. Passengers lor tho West will find this a cheap, pleasant, and expeditions route. FOD TICKETS, and all nccossary information, enquire at the Oiiices on tho lino. l-tl. UliU. A. MttllllllilJ, supi. N1 ORTHK UN IIAILUOAD. WINTER AHBANGEMEN r-1864-5. On andaftcr Monday, Nov, 11, 1801. Passenger Trains will run as follows : Ul'WAItD TllAINS. Day Express Train loaves Concord at 9.35 a. m., tor Whito llivcr Junction, connecting witn trains for Montpelier, Durlington, Douso's Point, Montreal, Ac, and with Ogdensburgh and Grand Trunk Dailroads, for tho West. Mail Tram leaves concord at ru.4S a. m.. lor Whito Diver Junction, connecting with train for Wells Diver, St. Johnsbury, Darton, Nowport, Willoughby and Magog Lakes, Stanstead, Dath, Littleton, nnd Lancaster; also, with trains for Montpelier, Durlington, St. Albans. Douso's Point, Montrela, Ogdensburgh. and tho West. Bristol Tram leaves uoncord at j.uu p. in., ror Franklin and Dristol. Evening Express Tram leaves Concord at 8.1t p. m., lor wmto llivcr Junction, connecting with trains for Montpelier, Durlington, St. Albans, Douso's Point, Montreal, Ogdensburgh, and tho West. Or on arrival of trams from Doston.Worcestcr. Portsmouth, Portland, Ac. DOWKWAIID TllAINS. Morning Express Train leaves Whito Diver Junction tor Concord at 1.15 a. in., or on arrival of train from Ogdonsburgit and Montreal. On Mondays at 0.25 nutcr.d of 1.15. linstoi Tram jor.vci iristoi lor uoncord at a. m., and irnnkbn r.t U.1B a. m. Mail Tram loavcj vhito Diver Junction for Concord at 12.15 p. in., or on arrival of trains over tho Vermont Central, Passumpsic, and Whito Mountains Dailroads. Day Express Tram leaves Whito Diver Junc tion at 4.58 p. m.. or on arrival of trains from Montreal and bgdeufaburgh, Drattleboro', Kccno, Dcllows Falls, Windsor, Ac, connecting at Con cord with train for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and Doston. Theso trains connect at Concord with trains for Manchester, Lawrence., Portsmouth, Port land, Nashua, Worcester, Now York, Lowell, anil li.,., i..,, nvuinu' emmtvi! a ...... i Concord, N. IL, Nov. 10, 1801. 1-tf. " It "Works Like a Charm." Havo you Headache ? Uso Denno's Magic Oil Havo you Tootnaciio t Havo you Neuralgia ? Uso Denno's Magic Oil uso ilemiQ s Magic UU Uso Denno's Magic Oil Havo you Dhonmatism ? Havo you Soro Throat ? Havo you Sciatica? Havo you a Druiso? Havo you Cramps? uso ltcnno s Magic uu Uso Denno's Magic Oil Uso Denno's Magio Oil Uso Denno's Magic Oil Havo you Choi. Morbus 1 Uso Denno's Magic Oil Havo you Lameness? Uso Donno's Magic Oil Tins is tno best family remedy, to euro all kinds of pain, you over tried. It is cloan. safo and delicious to uso, and if you uso it faithfully, it will do you good. Directions on oach bottle. Duyitof the Drug gist or Merchant whero you trade. If thoy havo not got it on hand they will send for it, at vour request, and sell you tho genuiuo Denno's lain Kifling Magio Oil, at tho manufacturer's lowest prico at retail. WM. DEENE, Solo Proprietor and Manufac hirer, Pittstlold, Mass. Sold in St. Albans by all Druggists, Weeks A Doynolds, Grocers. In'Swanton Falls by D. T. Morrill. 179-ly-cow SIIAKESPEDE Collars, of all kinds at WM. N. SMITH k CO'S. NECK Ties and Scarfs, of all kinds at WM. N. SMITH ACO'H.