The Stanstead journal, 15 novembre 1866, jeudi 15 novembre 1866

[" pu em Cane À: vis \u2018 + 2 x.WHOLE NUMBER 1001,\u2019 The .Stanstend Journal 18 PUBLISHBD EVBRY THURSDAY MORNING AT STANSTEAD, C.K,, BY L.R- ROBINSON.Orri0Eln Journal Building, near the Cov ered Bridge, Rook IsLAND.Stanstead Journal\u2014Vol.22nd.ENLARGEMENT, With the commencement of the twenty-second year of the JOURNAL (the 1003rd Number), the paper will be enlarged by the addition of one column to cach page an: lengthening the columns correspondingly, making a column paper 27 by 41 inches in size, or thereabouts, a size somewhat larger than any journal now published in tho Eastern Townships.The paper will be printed on plain and legible type, & considerable additlon to our stock having been ordered from a well known Can: n manufacturer.This enlargement is made to meet the requirements of the country in material progress, in knowledge, and the facilities of communication.The increasing circulation of the JOURNAL, its increasin advertising patronage and its consequent enhanc value ag a medium for the business men of the country, are sufficient grounds upou which to basc reasons for enlarging.By cnlarging our borders and using ao condensed and elegant style of setting advertisements, we shall be able to give an increased amount of reading matter, at the same time do justice to advertising patrons and, as wo trust, a better paper in all respects, \"he times in which we live are pregnant with important ovents, and the person is un object of commiseration who, being able, does not at least take OXE journal to inform himself of what is transpiring in the world around \u2018him.The JOURNAL has won for itself a position, and we can only promise for the future to be guided by the experience of the past, alded by the improved fucilities of the present, which the progress of civilization is placing within the reach of all, and especlally éhe newspaper press, which to-duy is in Literature what the photographic process is to Art, The terms of subscription will be slightly advanced, but not proportionately to the increased outlay, the subscription being only the same as papers considerably smaller, viz:\u2014$1.50 per year in advance, or 82,00 If not paid in advance.States\u2019 Money taken at its value.No deviation nade from these terms.ADVERTISING, \u2014One square one week 81,00, and 25 cents for cach subsequent insertion.By the line, 8 cents per line for first insertion and 2 cents per line for cach subsequent.insertion.Contracts for a tern of mouths at rensonable rates.We hiope to meet the greatly incrensed outlay by a Inurgely Increased subscription lst.To meet the lieavy expenses of outfit, we expect those indebted for the paper, for advertising, or for Printing, to pay their bills nt this office without delay.Gratoful for the past support given us, we coufi- deutly anticipate the continued approbation of our old friends, and the addition of mnuy new oues.JOURNAL OFFICE, Oct 16, 1866 \u2018Fhe Laying of the Corner Stene of the Wesleyan Methodist Centenary Church, and the Centenary Meeting, Stanstead Plain.Pursuant to previous publication, the above named services were held on Tuesday the 30th ult.Owing to the dreuching rain which fell in such torrents the attendauce of persons to witness the ceremony of laying the Corner Stone, was materially lessened, for judging from the many regrets since expressed by friends living several miles distaut, we believe had the day been favorable, several hundreds more would have been present.As it was, n goodly number braved the storm, and waited, some in carriages and some on foot for two hours or more, during the delay which unavoidably occurred, till they saw the stone placed.In a cavity of the stone beneath the corner stone, Was placed a tin box, hermetically sealed, containing the following articles: A Bible; the Wesleyan Methodist IIymu Book, and the Book of Discipline ; Dr.Stevens\u2019 Centenary of American Methodism, the American Methodist Centenary Picture, aod the Lord's Prayer Picture ; the Minutes of the Canada Conference for 1866, and a copy of the Methodist Recorder containing a list of the stations of the Ministers of the British Conference for the currcot year; copies of the Watchman, Christian Guardian, Zion\u2019s Herald, and the Guide- to aud Beauty of Holiness; a copy of the Stanstead Journal in which .is an account of the Rise and Progress of the Methodist Church in Stanstead Co., by B.F.Hubbard, and a copy of the Daily Witness of Oct.29th.There were but two coins, a five cents U.Sand a five cents Canada currency.\u2014 Tiere were two of the Childrens\u2019 Centenary Medals, one bearing the likoess of Bishop Asbury and the other the likeucss of Wesley aod Asbury, with appropriate inscriptions, sent by the Masters Goodwin, of Boston.There were also Photographs of Mrs.Carlos Pierce and the members of the Trust Board; of the present and some of the former Mivisters of the Stanstead Circuit, and of Dr.Stinson, late President of the Cuunda Conference, of Albert Knight, Fsq., M, P.P.for Stanstead County, of the Royal Family of England, and of the late Pregident Lincolo, together with a duplicate of the Deed of the site donuted by Carlos Pierce, Esq.The Corner Stone, which is of Stan- stead Granite, bears the inscription,\u2014 \u201cWesleyan Methodist Centenary Church\u201d in a circle, and on the hors.zoutal diameter of the circle, iu raised letters, the word \u2018\u2018Ebenezer,\u201d in acknowledgment of the \u201chelp of the Lord hitherto,\u201d aud withia the lower are, the date, Oct.30, 1866,\u201d while within the arc above is au open Bible.The programme of the ceremony, because of the rain, bad to be almost wholly abagdoned.The 737th Hymo was selected to be sung, the 2nd chap.of Ephesians to be read, and then after the laying of the stone, addresses to be del vered by the Rev.Messrs.Borland, 1 CE CE Pre LE -\" sm VOLUME 21\u2014NUMBER 61, ; .Tomkins and Carroll.The Rev.Geo.Douglas of Montreal, and Gov.Dil.lingham of Vt., had to decline invitations to be present, the former because of late illness, and the latter because of legislative duties.at Moutpelier.\u2014 About 8 1-2 o'clock, the Rev, John Carroll of Guelph, C.W., offered an appropriate prayer, after which Carlos Pierce, Esq.presented the deed of the acre of land fur the new church site, accompanied with a written address to the Rev.W.R.Parker, Superiutend- eut of the Circuit, who represented the Board of Trustees, and who claimed the privilege of giving in writing his reply to Mr.Pierce's address\u2014both of which will be found below.Then Mrs.Carlos Pierce, fox whom the Trustees had ordered a beautiful silver trowel bearing an appropriate inscription, together with a mallet, both of which have been since presented, drew a trowel along the joint of the stone, and having struck it three times with a mallet, said,\u2014*\u2018\u2018\u2019This Corner Stone of the Wesleyan Methedist Centenary Church 1 declare duly laid in the name,of the ever blessed Trinity, Father,\u2019 Son and Holy Ghost.Amen!\u201d Then the Rev.Mr.Tompkins pronounced the Bevedic- tion, and the spectators quickly sought a friendly shelter.The Stanstead Cornet Band had very kindly come out in the raiu to reuder their services gratuitously, but the \u201cwill had to be taken for the deed.\u201d A purpose of repairivg to the Church for the \u201cCorner Stoue addresses,\u201d had also to be abandoned, an adjournment having been announced till the evening meeting.(Remarks of Mr.Pierce on presenting ihe Deed of land for new Cenlenury Wesleyan Methodist Church.) Rev.W, R.Parker, Chairman of the Board of Trustees : Jr.Chairman, \u2014 It is about four years since I was prompted to make the proposition for a new church which you have this day met formally to accept.When first I proposed it to a few friends, it was thought both impracticable aud impossible.I was even discouraged from further agitating the subject that year, so that my first conceived plan or proposition, to build the church and give it a8 a free offering, for the acceptance of the people of the church of my choice iu my native place, was abandoned, and the one you have now accepted was made a little more than two years since; which was to give one-half the sum required to build such a church as would be satisfactory to the people, stipulating only that it should be built of stone instead of wood, and that it should not be occupied for worship uutil free from debt.These conditions were accepted unanimously, and after several meetings of the church, a liberal subscription of about six thousand dollars was readily obtained, your building commitlee were appointed and work commenced at once.The delay occasioned by not having secured the lot anticipated, will I trust, prove a blessing instead of a misfortune, Every effort was made by the committee to secure the location anticipated, but without success.The one upon which we are now assembled, was solicited by the unauim- ous vote of your committee, aud other prominent friends of the enterprise.\u2014 Its proximity to the parsonage, its central position accommodating the two villages, the size of the lot and viher cousideratious, together with the almost unanimous request of the subscribers as obtained by our former highly esteemed pastor, Mr, Tomkins, had decided your committee to purchase this lot.This brief history of the euter- prize brings me to the pieasing and houorable duty which I have heen assigned to perfurm, in conuection with the interesting ceremonies about to take place, of presenting through you, Mr.Chairman, to tbe Board of Trustees of the Wesleyan Methodist Centenary Church of Stanstead, this deed of the acre of land upon which the new church is to be erected.ln view of the unanimity of the request for this location, I esteem it an honor, a privilege, and a great satisfaction, to have the ability to donate it for such a purpose, on such an interesting occasion as the one we celebrate\u2014the centenary of Methodism on this continent.Aud here, sir, we open a wide field for reflection and congratulation, as we contemplate what our church has been the blessed instrument of doing for the salvation of the world.But it is pot my privilege to enter into the discus- sion of this theme.Fortunately, we are favored on this occasion with many able and valiant soldiers of the Cross, who know full well how to make this a deeply interesting and profitable season to us all, : In conclusion, sir, and in behalf of the committes, I would.simply add, that it is their wish to go forward as rapidly as possible with the work we bave this day commenced, but to remind you that they are only your ser- vauts, and can ocly proceed as you furnish the \u201cways and means.\u201d May we all open our hearts aud purses and give liberally and cheerfully on this hundredth anniversary, which we are 80 highly favored to enjoy.May we all remember that the gold and the silver belong to the Lord.We are only his stewards, and as we are entrusted with its keeping and using, so must be our accountability in the last great day.1 beg the privilege of laying the firat offering upon the coruer stoue\u2014a deed of this land.May we soon see erected on this site, an edifice worthy of the enlightened age in which wo live, and worthy to commemorate the first ceute- vary of Methodism ; and may its cou- gregation be a united, happy and loving people, such as the Methodists ever have been, ever ready to counsel, help, and sympathize with each other throngh the journey of life to the Paradise n- bove.Reply of the Rev.W.RB.Parker to the Donation Address of C.Pierce, Esg : Mr DEAR Srr,\u2014To be present at the gathering of to-day, and to participate in the ceremonies of this occasion, afford me a proud pleasure and the profoundest gratification.If when distant one hundred miles and occupying another field of labor, I was gladdened by the report of your liberal devising, how much more now, when stationed here bebolding this fruit of your generous purposes, and, iu the Corner Stone about to be laid by your excel lent wife, the \u2018\u2019beginning of the end,\u201d how much more abundant my joy ! But I may not further speak for myself.I em deputed by the Board of Trustees of the Wesleyan Methodist Centeuary Church of Stanstead, to declare their acceptance of the deed of this acre of land, which you have so handsomely donated as a site for the contemplated church.Avd now, sir, allow me, in their names, to tender you their cordial and hearty thanks for this valuable and valued gift.By the possession of this property \u201cthe location\u201d\u2014 the open question of two years\u2014is fi- ually settled ; and the pain of suspense, shared by them, because of the apparent impracticability and impossibility to which you refer, has been wholly removed.They are now, moreover, prepared to prosecute the work, this day formally inaugurated, in the purchase of material and the erection of the building.They feel justified in speaking of preparedness, not only because of the commendable readiness with which the community has supplemented your liberal offer of your thousands with a like sum, but also because you offered the opportunity of procuring the granite from the quarry on your property so Providentially discovered, and because that, on the principle involved in the old adage, \u2018a peuny saved,is a peuny earned,\u201d this site, compared with the old ove, puts them at the outset, ina position financially better by $2,500.Thus, theu, they congratulate themselves, that with the blessing of the Lord, they shall be able twelve months hence, to meet the conditions of the stipulation, worthy of universal approval and adoption, that the Church shall \u201cnot be occupied for worship until free from debt.\u201d I would also thank you, Sir, in the name of the community, for this acre of land, Tam aware it may be asserted: \u201cYou are uot authorized to speak for us.\u201d Well, though not formally invested with authority by you, still let me speak.Some two years since, by popular vote, you elected a \u201cBuilding Committee\u201d from among yourselves, and by a formal resolution clothed them with power to select a site for the new church.After the failure of every effort to secure another site, this committee in the legitimate exercise of the power yon confided to them, unanimously decided upon this site.Now, as \u2018actions speak louder than words,\u201d this, your action, cajls loudly on me to speak in your behalf, as does your ratification of your old Ct ! subscriptions, since the action lobating the church has been made public.But I mpst not abuse my liberty.I would simply say in behalf of a gratifisd\u2019public, that, while you \u201cEsteemod it au honor, a privilego, and a groat satisfaction to have the ability to donate it for such & purpose,\u201d thoy adinire the spirit which actuates you in benefiting your \u201cnative place\u201d through the \u201cability\u201d acquired in another land.There ere two features of excellence in this site, mentioned in your sddress, which will ultimately, if they do not now, comwend it'to all: \u2018Its central position, accom- modatiog the two villages, Rock Island and Stanstead Plain, and the size of the lot.\u201d We fully sympathize with nny whose growing infirmities cause them to fear the distance will prevent their regular attendance upon the services of the new sanctuary ; and with those al- 80, whose preference is for the old site with its ballowed associations.Yet we thiuk too well of these not to eredit them with dogree of nuselfishness sufficiently groat to sacrifice personal coyvenieuces and preference for the general good.Theu, that the \u201csize of the lot\u201d i» an exceeding pdvantage must be admitted even on sanitary considerations.Generally the * Lecture Room,\u201d used for Suu- day School and week evening services, aud the \u201cVestries,\u201d in which the members of the church woekly join in Class Meeting, are situated in an underground or basement story, where the juvigor- ating light is excluded and the damp atmoephere is courted to generate dis- case, both in children and adults.This ean and will be remedied on this benu- tiful and commodious site by a building constituting an adjunet of the church proper, and to be subdivided for ihe purposes above named.Aud now, sir, with another reference, forbearing further to enlarge, I must couclude.The land, the deed of which [ wow hold, with all its future appurle- nances becomes the property of the Canada Confereuce of the Wesleyan Methodist Chureh, which, together with the excellent Parsonage immediately adjoining, with its acre aud a hall of land, will constitute one of the most beautiful and valuable church properties in our whole connexion.Well may your praise be in ull the churches.May the Head of the Church, our Lord Jesus Christ, who recognizes au act done for the Church Himself, and who is well pleased with 4 Sanctuary commensurate with the position and circumstances of a people, graut you long life, and gladden your heart by giving you to witness, that on this 11il} of Zion, beautiful for situation, in {ull view of the far famed Lake and Mouutain scenery, that \u201cShower shall come down in lis season; yen, even showers of blessings.\u201d as done to The Ceutenary Meeting was held in the Methodist Church, commencing at 6 o'clock, when I.Smith, Esq., vecu- pied the chair, Rev.Dr.Selley offered prayer and addresses were delivered by the Rev.Messrs.Borlaud, Saudersou, Tomkins and Carroll.The Rev.Mr.Borland gave the *Corner Stone\u201d address.After some reminiscences of this cireuit on which he had been twice stationed, he stated several of the reasous for the erecting in communities of suitable churches; he defended Methodism charge of clannishiness, showing that their adhesion was only such us might cinracterize any denomination, and he obligation of Churches to against the cited the Methodist gnaraniess for purity of doctrine, ex- enfoice the cluding all approach to \u201cRationalism\u201d al Ritoalisin.\u201d Mr.Sanderson reminded the audience that this was not actually the Centenary of Cauraulian Methodism, which would not be 111 1591; and Mr.Tous- kins claimed for Newfoundinad the palm of the introduction of Methodism one year before New York; but bath of these gentlemen joined fraternally in the celebration of the Centenary of Americas Methodism, while Mr.Carroll was very happy in the recital of the past triumphs and in portraying the coming glories of Methodism.A handsome sum was promised as a a first instalment to the \u201c\u201cConnexional- objects\u201d of the Cevtevary Fund.When ! we consider that the local church effort isa Centenary offeriog, so much as otherwise cannot be expecied.As the result of the meeting about $80,00 has been realized as \u201cCorner Stone\u201d offerings, besides which, in ad- Trustees of THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1866.dition to all his former givings, Mr.Carlos Plorco offared an Organ in memory of his\u2019 late brothèr, Mr.George Pierce ; and Mri.Carlos Plerce a Boll aud Clock for the new church, in memory of her lato father, Mr.Wilder Pierce, F3 Some question haviug arisca in regard to the introduction of School Books in the Stanstead Scheol Muaici- pality, the Secretary-Treasurer was instructed to correspond with the Super- intendant.TTis reply we give below : EbuUCATION OFFICE, Montreal, Sept, 25, 1866.Mr.D.A.Mansur, Secretary-Treasurer to School Gommissioncrs, Municipality of Stanstead, County of Stanstead : Sin,\u2014In reply to your euquiries 1 Leg to ntato that although the 1st July ucx! has been fixed us the time from sud after which the books approved by the Council of Public Instruction shall have to be used in the public schools to the exclusion of all others, it does not follow that they may not be used before that time.On the contrary, it is the desire of the Council that they be introduced into all the schools as speedily us possible.The delay accorded ouly extends to the Ist July, 1867.After that time, the approved books alone shall be allowed, aud the grant withheld from all school corporations allowing the nse of other books.In the mean lime, thoy have, however, à perfect right to compel the use of books approved by tho Council in each Municipality, aod it is desirable that they should do so.I have the honor to bo Sw, Your obedicut servant, J.IO.Cuavveav, Supt.of Education.A SENSIBLE VIEW OFTIIE MATTER The Philadelphia /nguirer hus had some sensible articles on the subject of of the Fonian prisouers, which do credit to bis honesty and good sense.The latest is from that paper of Lucsday, as follows : \u2018The people of this country will very geuerally coucur with the propriety of the request presented by Secretary Seward to Sir Frederick W.Bruce, tho British Mivister at Washington, that the Fenian prisoners receutly sentenced to death at \u2018Toronto shall be pardoned for their offences.We believe that both of these men are American citizens, \u2018nud representations made iu their behalf in order to procure their release aro humane and proper.But we do not think (hat the menace conveyed in the intimation that the United States will examine into the circumstances of the trinls and couvietions is in good taste.tis an imputation upon the conduct of the Canadians which is very offensive, and which will probably be repelled with indignation.\u201cThe candid and thinking people of this country will not agree with Mr.Seward that the crimes of these men are emivetly political.If they had boun Canadians, disputing some public question with Canadinns, there would have beeu some ground for tue assertion.\u2014 But being citizens of the United States, they had no political controveray with the Canadians.IT they were wnnatur- alized Irishmen, burning with feclings of indignation against Great Britain, upon ueeonot of Irish wrongs, they could not affect their objects by invasion of Canada, Cannda has no part io the government of Ireland.If the case had heen reversed, and ove or two parties quarreling in Caouda had invaded the United Sintes, wasted our ficlds and killed our young men, no sort of\u2019 sophistry on the part of Sir Frederick W.Bruce conld ever bave induced Mr.Seward to admit that the offence was political.During the rebellion there were raids pou American ecil from Canada by parties acting in the interests of the rebellion, and yet Mr.Seward denied that such acts were political.John Gates Beall was hanged at York, on the 18th of February.1865, for the seizure of the Philo Lursous aud Island Belle, ou Lake Erie, and nt- tempting to overturn a train on (he Luke Shore ruilrowd.These acts were arranged in Cauda and executed on onr soil.Beall argued at they were eminently political, but the United States would not \u201cau any such nonsense ant the man was hanged, as would hitve been the St.Albans\u2019 raid- era had they been caught.It is folly with these precedents to aver that the Fenian invasion of Canada was political.It was not.It was a gross nct of folly and of crime, and if the United States cannot procure the discharge of the prisouers, by pleading for pity on their weakoess aud want of common sense they should assume no other position,\u201d ete es A.Warp ox TRAITORS.\u2014Artemus Ward is his letter to Punch describing a visit to the Tower of Loudon, las this to say on traitors: A warden took us in charge, and showed us the \u201cTraiter\u2019s Gate,\u201d the , armers and things.The Truter\u2019s Gute .is wide ennuff to admit {about twenty \u201c traters abrest, I shoold jedge ; but be- | yond this I couldu\u2019t see thut it was su- | perior wigates in geweral.\u2018l'raters, I | will here remark, are an nnfortunit | lesson is worth pondering by a good dant class of people.If they wasn't they wouldn't be traters.They conspire to burst up a couptry\u2014-they fail, & they're tratogs, They buat her, and they become statesmen and.heroes.\u2018Take tho case of Gloster, afterwards Old Dick the Three, who ma be seen at the tow er ou horsoback, in a heavy tin over coat,\u2014take Mr.Glostor's case.Mr.G.wasa conspirator of the basest dyo and had ko failed he would have been huog on a sour apple-tree, But Mr.G.succeeded, and became great.He was slowed by Col.Richmond, but he lives in history, and his equestrian flg- ger may be seen daily for sixpence, 5 conjuuction with other eminent persons, aud uo extra charge \u2018for the wardens able and beautiful lactur.TRUTH STRANGER TIAN FICTION.A young man recently rap away from the galleys ut Toulouse.Ho was strong and vigorous, and soon made lis way across the country, end escaped pursuit.He arrived the uext morning before a coltage in an open field, and stepped to beg something to oat and got refage while he reposed a little.But he found the inmates of the cottage in the greatest distross.Four little chil: dren ant trembling in the corner, their mother was woeping aod tearing hor hair, and the father walking the floor iu agony.Tho golley slave asked what was the matter, aud the father replied that thoy were that morning to be turned out of doors bocnuse they could not pay tho rant.\u201cYou see me driven to despair,\u201d said the father; \u201cmy wife aud little children without food or shelter, and 1 without means to provide nuy for them.\u201d \"The convict listened to the talo with lears of sympathy, sud then said :., \u201cI will give you the means.I Lave Just oscaped from the gulloys.Who.aver secures aud lukes back su escaped prisoner is eutitlod to a roward of fifiy francs.llow much does your roo! smouut to?\u201d \u201cForty francs,\u201d replied the father.\u201cWell,\u201d said the other, \u201cput a cord around my body.I will follow you to the city, whero they will recognize me, aad you will get fifty francs for briug- ing me back.\u201d \u201cNo, nevor,\u201d exclaimed the astouish- od listener; \u201cmy children should starve a dozen times before I would do so base a thing.\" The gencrous youug mab insisted, and declarod et last that he would gn und givo hiwsolf upif the father would not consent to tuke him.\u2018 After a long struggle the Intter yielded, and, taking bis preserver by the arm, led him to the city end to the mayor's office.Everybody was surprised that & little may like the father had been able to capture such a strong young fellow ; but the proof was before them.The fifty fraucs were paid and the prisoner sent back to the galloys.\u2014 But after he was gone, the father nsked & private interview with the mayor to whom he told the story.\u2018The mayor was so much affected that he not only added fifty francs more to the father's purse, but wrote immediately tv the Minister of Justice, begging the noble young prisoner's release.\u2018Tie Minister examined into the affair, and, finding that it was a comparatively small offeuce which had condemned the young man to the galleys, and that he had already served out half his time, ordered lus release.Is not the whole incideut beautiful ?Cae Se NEW WAY OF PAYING SUBACRIP- TIONN.The following is an amusing account of the way « farmer was taught how cheaply he could take tho paper.The many \u201cwe wot of.\u201d **You have hens at home, of course.Well, I will send you my paper for onc year, for the product of a single hen for one season ; and the proceeds, It scems trifling, preposterous, to imagine the products of a single hen will pay a subscription ; perhaps it won't but | make the offer,\u201d \u201cDone,\u201d exclaimed farmer B,, \u201c1 agree to it,\u2019 aud appealed to me us n witness of the affair.Time rolled around, the world revolved oo its axis, and the sun moved inits urbit as it formerly did; the farmer received his paper regularly; and regaled himself with the ivfornia- tion from it, and was surprised \u2018at.tho progress of himself and family .in geo- eral information.Sometime iu the mooth of September, I happened to be up again.in the office, when who should enter but our friend farmer B.; \u201cHow do you do, Mr.B?\u201d said the editor, extending bis hand, his ceunteu- aoce lit up wilh a bland smile ;\u201d \u201clake a cliair, and be seafed, fine wedther we have.Co SR \u201cYes, sir, quite fine indeed,\u201d he ab- swered, and then a short silence ensued during which oor friend B.hitched his chair backward and forward.twirled his thumbs abstractedly, and spit profusely.Starting up quickly, he said, addressing the editor, Mr.D., I have brought you the proceeds of that hen.\u201d It was amusiog to see the peculiar expression of the editor, as he followed the farmer dowa to the wagon.I could hardly keep my risibles dowo.Wien at tbe wagon the farmer com- |.meocod handiag over Lo the editor, the | a LR 5 frs rl ££ ian \u20ac ane EU er, y r roduct amoutitiog to-18-pullets, worth, 21-2 chute each, add & number of +.aud Aly coats.more than rh dozens of eggs, making in the gaie, at the Tous a Sulatiog » One doll \u201cthe \u201cpried of .tho paper.4 taking family newspaper, and paying : scription and over.All: is no mad at whar'ogn Chen papor ; it'a charlty.you kaow edtamenty ed at home.\u201d : qo LE \u201cBut,\u201d resumed the editor, \u201cI.ol.pay what is over the subscription, I did.ily si rather to convines You.T will pay\" * \u201cNot a bit of it, sir; » bar, oth à bargain, and J am alread od, peat doubly paid, sir, neighbo r makos the complaint I did, Fy will relate to him the hen story, Good ses day, gentlemen, 4, en 208 2445 LIFE IN CALIFORNIA.\"0 There was à comio tragedy toa bh coop yard at Horuitos, Mariposa .cou: ty.Mr.Hall caught \u2018a chti by his tail of hair twisted it round his?veck, and hung on ; Chinaman got Mi, Halls thumb in his mouth add hno Of \u20ac \u2014rosult, Chivamao was dhioked \u201c4 2 death, hung by his own hair, and Hi fainted from the pain to his thumb, an both were found lying together on the = ground, tho one dead, the other inseps® sible, : : As Thomas\u2019 McDonough end M, * Douling wore pasging through the.outs skirts of Folsom, they whre startled by; hearing the sdroams of a woman.==.; Shoe iuformed thom she was lylog \u201cons > « à large suake crawling over her heat}, ; she threw it from her and rushed froth the house.McDonough and, I) lg.ie bed, when she was awakened ehtared the house aud found fils shakes ship behind a:barrel in .tho-gorner of the room ; the snake raïséd bitmaelf and eDonough, who had procured a sti called out to Dealing, \u2018\u2018stand Lack.* preparad for Lattlo, At this mom, 1 boy à tp [ give im St, Patriek's Day ir-tho-à Morniug,\u201d which he did td shott order © beating the life out of hit.\u201d Lite\u2019 sciäles wan about four feet in length, and.d copper oqlor, - So corral Mrs.Sarah Devnison, formerly .a :.: aix resident of led Bluff, is liviog in log-hiouse on\u2019 the trail to Trinity, with: her childron and: her father.\"A: fow stock, and Mrs, Dennison was lob afler her poultry a short distance days ago her father went ont oft © roms the house.Suddenly five Indians made.: Mrs.-Ddunisoni-=a their appearance.started for the house god was intercepted by two Tudians, .Throwing them from her, a third caught her.by \u201cthe shoulder.She knocked him \u2018down, 0 aud reached the house in safest barred\u2019 The Tadiuns rested one of\u201c more rifles on the window, \u2018Téveled dt\" the woman, who approached tham, took\"! down her father's rifle dnd'returned (he fire of the Indians through the apers::: the door.turen or \u201cchinks\u201d of the log-hovso, em On sttemptiog to cock her.guna Mrs.Dennisou found that the thumb ufifier, right hood had been shot away bygad- oo India bullet, but using her left atid, - she soon had the plensdro of knowiug -* that her wounded murder&rs had re- \u2018 treated, whether with whole hides or not, she could not tell.Muscle, courage and self-pussession won a victory, ove against five\u2014and that ove a woe man.f \u2014\u2014 om DANGER OF RAISING A, Fass Hogs, , \u2014The Rural New Yorker states the fois\u201c lowing case, to enforce some satsible advice to farmers, suggested, we : pres +: sume, by the \u201cdisplay of horses\" witlehi: is fast becoming the most attreftiye © feature of our agricultoral showssms «i.A well-to-do farmer of our \u2018acquaih-\" tance had the misfortune to rear a reul- \u2018 ly fine and fast horse.Tbe a¢tiop of the animal gave Lim.great delight,-and, - nothiug would do but nt exhibition of him amoung the professiohals.Ia: put: up his money and won.\" Tliis gdveld: bighet Bight lo li\u2019 wmbiilgn and\u201d ids duced a.bolder operation,\u2019 Biccess | again rewarded his venture.He nog: lected his farm, imperceptibly acquired, habits to whiclr he had before beer: a: stranger, und, spurred on by past suce : cuss and the mathioatiobs of the éralty\"* whese aim it ns to fledco thé ghee \u2018 aud unwary, placed his faim in sof, ardy for ibe purpose of raising; mongy : 10 stake on the result ofa race in which; his pet horse-was-to contend for thes: prize sud the mastery: \u2018Lhe professions/: als had \u2018now \u2018goi- tha over-confient fagnrer in thé \u2019precise\u2019 Position desiredf and thé result was, what thay intehtibd™ 3 horse and the ruin: of his dwaer,;.: animal changed hands; and so did, the, farms -1t was all.dowd bill- with the: farmer after*: (his, His family wast broken up sod\u2019 dispersed, while\u201d he; reckless and maddened .BY\u2019 disappoint: meut gad remorse, fonod a prematfe .Lans Dai ne sree it should: be, tbe defeat, of thé larme, .I) ï I Braves «1.as os Par te An old dy who bad insisted om 'W* minister's praying.for \u201ctain, had *fbé* cabbages cut up by a \"hail sforin, and\u201d on viewing the wreck remarked that\u201d she \u201cnever koew him to.undertake auy- - hing withouy overdoing: its?| vi Bo db a rescaled, , iid sith \u201cPrepate don.Winter oni .4 pee wid .CRE its Py 0 mL 5 AUX 4 Las 14001} Ta que }eax Fh mad by sutra ged yriutde Trot to vit \u201cNo necd;\" said: Te, \u201cof, mea \u201cgot J 4 for it too.I don't miss it from.my pa roost, yet I dave paid for à 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\u2018We understand that the receipts were large, znd that they \u201cskedaddled,\u201d leaving the Quebec sufferers to look elsewhere for sympathy, and the printer unpaid.They are evidently a set of swindlers, Printers in the States as well as in Canada would do well tospot them,\u2014 Sh.Gazelle.MMAHON vs.LUMSDEN.\u2014The Journal de Quebec sais :\u2014\u201cVe de not know what character the priest McMahon enjoyed with the ecclesiastical wuthoritiee, no Bishop havit g claimed him ; but it is evident that he vin in bad company, We wish to leave the exe cutive entire liberty of action in the difficult citcumstances in which it is placed; for, if it pardons MeMahon, the question will at once arise, whether Lynch should not be pardoned also, unless the culpability of the two be different.Justice must deal the same mea- Sire to both.\u201d DISGRACEFUL AFFAIR.\u2014On Saturday, No- vemnher D, n disgraceful fight occurred at Narth Troy, in a Grocery kept by Cassins Gultup.\u2018I'he combatants were Gallup and ont Biron Green, and they fought after the \u2018manner of dogs, Green hod one of hisears baten nearly off and Gallup escaped with the loss of a finger nail.- Both ar- young \u2018men.\u201cautMons of respectable parents.Green Fi AND WINTER SUFFLIES OF| | Shelf Hardware, NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! \u2014\u2014 A Teen 8.FRENCH & COS.\u2018The subacribers .bavo received à large stock of GOODS for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE, | which, in addition to the extensive stock which they had on hand, makes one of the largest and mon complete assortments in this country.They will make additions to their stock during the Winter which will give their customers a chance to purchase goods SUITED TO THE SEASON.\u2014 DRESS GOODS, Sitke, Cashmeres, DeLaines, Ginghame, Myuins, Ribbons, Hosiery, Heavy Shawls, ert.se Lädies* Gents and Childrens\u2019 Shoes, Latest Styles of the Intest styies and approved manufasture.They have not failed to purchase a aufficient supply of such staple necessaries as Ble»ch\u2019d and br\u2019n Cottons, Denims, Ticking, Yarn, Table Linen, Crashes, Corset Jeans.Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Skirtings, etc.THE GENTLEMEN Will ind a well selected .STOCK OF CLOTHS, Hats, Caps, and all the articles of GENTS\u2019 FURNISHING GOODS, Usualiy kept in a country store.Come and try our Teas, Coffee, A 1 Tobacco, Nutmegs, Cloves, Spices of all kinds, and in fact n general assortment of CHOICE GROCERIES, selected with especial reference to purity of quality.We have also a carefully chosen stock of Glassware, Window Glass, Downer's Kerosene Oil.HOES, SHOVELS, FORKS, CHURNS, CLOTHES WRINGERS, TUBS, PALLS, SHAKER BROOMS, Raw Oil, Boiled Oil, Dye Stuffs, We would oall particular attention te our stock of No, 1 White Crockery, FULL OR PARTIAL SETS of which will be sold to auit customers, also Common Crockery and Glassware IN PROFUSION, We take this opportunity to return thanks to our numereus customers for the very liberal patronage we have received since commencing business last Winter, and we hope by dealing fairly and selling GOOD GOODS to merit a continuance and increase of public favor.Those wishing to purchase goods will do well to call and examine our COODS AND PRICES before purchasing.We are always bappy to show our wares.S.FRENCH & CO.Derby Line Vt,, Nov.16, 1886.M USICAL INSTRUMENTS \u2014 .\u2018The subscribers are agents for the Sale o! Melodeons, Seraphines, Piano Cased Seraphines, Cottage Organs, And Pianos.S.FRENCH & 00.Nerhe Tine, Nov, 12, 1804, C LOTHES WRINGERS, The \u201cAMIDON\" that cannot be beat, may he seen at S.FRENCH & CO'8.Derby Line, Vi.BUFFALO ROBES.We have 8 stock of FURS of ail Rus wich will be sold at as low figures as they can be obtained at any other store.CH & CO, d to be in a critical condition.-\u2014 Zepress\" ca \u20ac : Have opened a well selected stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES.FANCY GOODS, to which they invite the attention of the Buying Public.ALL THE POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, KEPT IN STOCK.THE LADIES ~WILL PIND\u2014 ° Choice Perfumery, AND OTHER TOILET ARTICLES.Call and examine the stock.Goods shown with pleasure aud no obligations incurred to purchase.Wx.8, FOSFER, No.14 Elm Street, Derby Line, Vt., Nov., 5 1866, Cras.E.CHENEY.C Losing OUT SALE! \u2014\u2014 Having purchased, to patch up my old stock with, a few FALL AND WINTER GOODS, 1 would respectfully inform my patrons and the trading pubiic generally, that 1 shall still continue to sell, as 1 have done, at quite A Large Per Cent.Less than Goods are generally sold in this vicini ty.I shall GIVE NO CREDIT, But shall Sell for Cash or Ready Pay, At the same time paying CASH, as heretofore, for PRODUCE.Not having given up the ides , OF CLOSING UP MY BUSINESS, 1 still offer ofy Store, Store Furniture AND Stock of Goods at a Bargain, To any one who wishes to invest in tr.de.\u2014 Possession given immediately.What goods I have bought this Fall have been BOUGHT FOR CASH.The balence of the stock is in better shape than any in this country.To those who are still indebted, I woul say that there is a point where forbearanc: ceases lo be a virtue, and after the 1st of December, proxime, they need blame oniy themselves if I am obliged to use compui- sory means 10 collect my dues.To condense the matter, the Goods wii BE SOLD ANYHOW, And the demands wili be collected if the) ona be.I mean what I say.A.B.NELSON.Derby Line, Oct, 23, 1866.Le = 8.FREN Derby Line, Vt., Nov.14, 1866.AT A a tie D:RBY LINE, -VERMONT.SM RE ut OS TER\u2019S, .I beg leary to announce that L bave just returned from Boston with a Choice Selec- ion o NEW GOODS, comprising a carefully selected variety of Ladies\u2019 Dress Goods, Silks, Thibets, Alpacas, Cobourgs, Mohair, Lustres, Striped Poplins, Plaid Alpacas, Figured and Plain all wool DeLaines, Mohuir, Debeges, Armuses, Prints, DeLnines, Qinghams, Se.In connegtion you can find a splendid assortment of WORSTED GOODS, Clouds, Hoods, Breakfast Shawls, Scarfs, White Woolen Blankets, &e., The Dagman Shawls, long and Square, Sacques, Balmoral Skirts, Opera Flannels, Shirting Flannels, fanoy and in colors.Alwaye on hand, a good assortment of Bleached and Brown Cottons, Tickings, Denims, Table Linens, Bleached and Brown Crashes, Corset Jeans, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves, Yankee Notions in profusion.HATS AND CAPS, To suit beth old and young.BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every description, for Ladies, Children and Gentlemen, of the LATEST STYLE and approved manufacture.Ready Made Clothing, Of the best Material and Style.stock of A large FALL AND WINTER WOOLENS,- Woeol Carpeticg, Felling, &e.1 would call special attention to my large and complete assortment of Ladies\u2019 FPurs, Consisting of Fitek, Squirrel, American and Spanish Sable Sets, Also, Ladies\u2019 Fur Trimmed Hoods, Misses\u2019 Fur Trimmed Caps, Gents\u2019 Beaver Collars, Buffalo Robes, &c.\u2014 have a complete stock of Family GROCERIES.Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Spices, Tobaccos.of the best quality.Crockery, Glassware, Hardware, Nuils, Glass, Painte, Oils, Putty, Farming Tools, all kinds, always on hand, A complete assortment of Carpenters\u2019 and: Joiners\u2019 Tools, Trunks and Valisss, DOWNER\u2019S KEROSENE OIL, No.1 Flour, Salt Ly the bushel and box, In fact, everything usually kept in a first class country store.\u2018These Goods were bought for CASH and at REDUCED PRICES, And will be sold accordingly.COME ONE! COME ALL!! And examine these Goods and Prices.A.T.FOSTER.Derby Line, Oct, 1866.VW HOLESALE AND RETAIL, BOOTS & SHOES, i AT Prices That Defy Competition.A.T.FOSTER, Successor to the Isate Charles Fiorce.sould inform the public that he has employed tbe «ame experienced workmen, and is now manufacturing at the old stand, ROCK ISLAND, C.B, and feels ennfident that for Prices and Quality of Goods, he cannot be surpaséed in the Easters Townships.; Book Lsisnd, April 10, 1866, Pov 8] J GLE à 5» oïuxs PE YHASE OU 52e SR \"4 Wabeg to 1 Flannels\u2014Canton, Bleached and Brown ; oo vase \u2014\u2014\u2014eemeutes 4 0 D 5 | FA LL GIR e VL AR.2 : » Berrian # À gonoral dssortenit of 1 pT TL CH Sokéol and Maoellaneods Boaks/ YA arin beg to.announce 10 our patrgwe in , ular, and the public in poderal.who ave 10 liberally given us their support since our commencenient in business, that we have endeavored to supply the wants of both, and in s0 intending have just returned from market with one of the best selected atocke\u2014 purchased for cash\u2014that has sver been in- apected in this part of the country.As we do not wish sny to believe, without being oqnvinced, we invite all to inepeut our recent arrivals, selected by an experienced buyer, whose taste all adaiit, to our unrivalled as- soriment in every description of Goods, Wares and Merchandise.It consists, in variety, of seasonable Goods of every kind, to name which would be unnecessary, but among the many articles in stock will be found: Mofaire\u2014Striped and Plain ; Challies do, Pekin Stripe; Plain Delsines, All-wool do Paramattas\u2014pure Mobair; Striped Lustres; Striped and Favey Cobourge of every oolor; Delaines do do Delaines of All Wool and de do Do Alpaccas and Llama Wool; French Thibats of best qualities, 9 colors; Winceys \u2014 Plain, Fancy and Striped; Gala and All-Wool Plaids; Printa\u2014latest styles of Madders ; Stripes and Hoyle's Brunettes Cambrice, Muslins and Giaghams ; Flannels\u2014 Welch and other\u2014in White, Red and Colors; Flannels\u2014 Plaids and Saulsbury for children; Irish nnd Taule Linens, Diapers, Towelings, I'amaska, Napkins, Doylies, Huckabucke, Brilliunts, and Buf Window Hollands Curtaining, Brown Îlolland Linen, Crash, Forfur-Sheeting, Damask Mo- reens, in colors, Linen bird-eye Diaper, Laces, Edgings, \u2018Trimmings, &o.&e.Glace Silks\u2014extra width and qualities, Silk Velvous\u2014fineat quality, Ladies Royal\u2014Rile Unique Bodice or Loree, Ladies Bal.Skirts, singly or by the yard, Ladies Skeleton Skirts\u2014latest styles, Ladies Gloves in White Kids, \u201cJouvins,\u201d \u2018Duchess Gants,\u201d and Kuit and col\u2019d Cloth of every kind, Cambric Handkerchiefs\u2014ladies and gents.Ladies Clouds and Hoods, Shawls in variety\u2014long and square, Reversible \u201cRob-Roys\u201d und Blankets, Hosiery\u2014Ladies, gents.and childrens\u2019, in Cotton, Merino and Lambhs-\\Vool, Mufflers, Undershirts and Drawers in Lambs Wool and Merino for ladies and gents., \u2014and every conceivable article of\u2014 \u201cSmall Wares.\" CLOTHING of the best material & style.Buperfine \u2018 West of England\u201d Broadclothe, Beavers, Doeskins, Silk Mixtures, Canada and Bannockburn Tweeds, Gents, body Sashes, Neck-Ties, Linen and Peper Collars aud Cuffs.Boots aud Shoes Of every descriptien for ladies, children and gentlemen, Tens, Sugars, Coffees, Spices, Tohaccos of prime \u2018qnelity, with a general assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES, PICKLES, &c.&c.HARDWARE, NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, OILS\u2014for Painting and Burning, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, and everything usually kept in a country store, all of which will be sold for Cash, Produce.or short épproved credit; and before purchasing we ask intending buyers 10 call and examine ovr Goods, which we will cheerfully show, and if our prices are not found favorable, we sak nothing for our trouble, but thank them for their call.McDOUGALL & BRO, Stanstead Plain, Oct.1, 1866.HEAP! CHEAPER!! CHEAPEST! Regardlens of former prices, the subserib- er will sell HARNESSES, TRUNKS, SADDLES, &C., CHEAP ENOUGH to suit any reasonable customer.A good assortment on hand, manufactured from The Best of Stook, States\u2019 Money taken at A SMALL discount.Please give uaa call.Two Journeymen Wanted.D.W.MOULTON, Conticook Lower Village, Sept.24th, 1666.1084m8 EMOV AL.PATTON & PARSONS, Huving removed their store to the old stand formerly occupied by Marcus Ctild, return their sincere thanks to their friends and the public generally tor their liberal patronage, and hope by a strict attention to their busi- neas to merit a continuante of the same, They have constantly on hand a fine assortment of Watches Clocks, Jewelry, Lerfumery, Fancy Gonds, &e., bc.Agents for Weryner's Celebrated Impros- ed Sewing Machine.One door North of the Post Office.Stanstend Plain, 8=pt., 1868, CHANCE TO PURCHASE.SARE , I he subscriber will sell on reasonable terms Piokl ences, Extracts, Bosps.Honey, Lobsters, Oysters, + Stationery, And almost evarything in the YANKRE NOTION LINE, Will bs sald cheaper than at say other house inthe place.A r Rock Island, April 16, 1000 \u2019 VERY LADY her ewa Dressmaker! Mrs.Briggr DIAGRAM for Cutting Ladies\u2019 and > Derby Line, Vt, July 27, 1866.ATIONAIL BANK, DERBY LINE will buy and sell Gold, Silver and Canada Bille, 7 8-10 U.8, Bonds, x 8-20 U.8.Bonds, N U.8, Compound Interest Notes.8, FOSTER, Cashier.Derby Line Nev, 15, 1865.1039 A MERICAN INVOICES \u2014 DISCOUNTS, \u2014\u2014 FINANCE DEPARTMENT, CusTOMA Quebec, 34(A March, 1804, .Itis directed by the Jon.The Finance Minister, that hereaîter Woekly Notices be published and furnished to Colloctors ot CwetoMa, an to the rate of discount to be allowed on American Invoices, which is to be in accordance with the price of goid a» represouted by Exchange, ata rate equal thereto\u20148uch Nolces, te sppeas every Saturday ip the Canada Gasetts.: R.8.M.BOUOHETTE.FINANCE DEPARTMENT, CUSTOMS Orrawa, Nov, 9, 1866.In accordance with the nbove Order, Notice ie horoby given that'the authorized discount is declared to be this day 31 per cont, which per cent.age of deduetion fs to bo continued until next eekly Notico, and apply to all purchases made in the United States during that weok.R.8.M.BOUCHRBTTE S.CLAIM AGENCY.e \u2014m OHAS.B.DAGGETT, DERDY LINE, VT.By recent enactments of Congress all soldiers who have served three years and have received but $100 bounty from the United States, are en- titlad to an ADDITIONAL BOUNTY of ONK HUNDRED DOLLARS, nod nll soldiers who have served two years are entitled to an additional bounty of FIFTY DOLLARS.All soidiers honorably discharged before their period of enlistment had expirod on acceunt of wounds received in the service are entitled to an additional bounty of 850 if enlisted for two yenre,or $100 if enlisted for threo years.The Widow, Minor Children or I\u2019arents, in the order named of thowe wlio werd killed or died of wounds, or disease contracted In the service, are entitled to the aforesaid bounty of $50 or $100 dollars according te the terms of enliat- ment of the soldiers through whom they claim.All Invalid Pensioners who havo loata hand, or foot, or incurred n disability equivalent to such loss, are ontitled to a large incresse of pension.All pensioned widows of soldiers or sailors are entitled to an increased pension of two dol- Inrs pes month, lor each child under sixteen yenrs of age.IssTRUCTIONS.\u2014For an increase of pension, send the old pension certificate, and the name and Post Office Address For extrabounty furnish diseharge, two witncsaen, to proveindentity.Claims of the above nature, and for arrears of pry ufficers extra pare and all claims ngainst ha United Btates will be promptly prosecuted.@& No charges unless successful.A CHAS.B DAGGETT, Horney at Law, Claim Agent, .And Notary Publ .OFFICR OVER À.T.Fostyr'a brous, Derby Line, Vt, Sept 11, 1806, T HE COMMERCIAL UNION 108$ Assurance Company, Or 19 AND 20 CORNHILL, LONDON, ENGLAND, Montreul Offices\u2014-386 & 887 St, Paul St.CAPITAL, (fully subacribed) £2,500,000 Btg.Investan, Ovan, 000,000 DrrosiT FUND ix CANADA, 60,000 FIRE DEPARTMENT.The distinguished Principle of the Company has been the establishment of an equitable classification, charging in all cases a premium proportionate to the risk.The success which has attended the Company\u2019s oprrations hus been such as fully ta realize the most sanguine expectations of the Directors.who have resolved to extend the business more widely, and now ofter to the Canadian public l\u2019ERFRCT BrcumiTy, gusranteed by large Bubacribed Capital, and Invested Funds Prowrr BrrTLEMENT or CLAIMS.~The Directors and General Agents, being gentlemen largely engaged in commerce, will take a liberal ard business-like view of all questions coming before them.LIFE DEPARTMENT.\u2018The Company nffers terms to those desiring Life Assurance unsurpassed by any Life Office.Moderate Premiums\u2014Perfect Becurity\u2014Kcon- omy of Management, tending to increase the Bonus of thuse on participating scale, among whom 80 per cent.of profits are divisilfe.Claims paid oñe month after proof of death.And other advantages, which may be seen in the Company's Prospectus.ORLAND, WATSON & CO., General Agents fur Canada.Fuenk, COLE, Secretary\u2019 Auents\u20140 SHURTLEFF Costicook ; JOHN WYMAN, Stanstead.1082m6 EW FALL GOO D At Massawippi.8, 0.T.WETHERELL, Has just returned from Montreal with a supply of New J rods for the Fall Trade, which will be sold at prices which Defy Competition.Call and see his stock of Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Boots end Shoes, Groceries, Flour, Fish, Pork, 8alt, &o., &e.Well Known Farm, Situated in Derby, Vermont, 2-3 of a mile from | the Canada Line and the fine village of Derby Line, 1 mile frum Stanstead Pluin, Canada Ean, | und 3 milen from *he t-rminus of Cunnectieut and l'ussumpsie Kiver Railway, Suid Furs contains 151 ACRES, divided into | Tillage, l\u2019asturage and Sugar Orchard ot 1500 © \u2018Trees, Good Huuve, 32 by 40 fet, a Large Hop | House, and two Large Barns.The avove Farm is well Fenced with Cedar, aud good Board Fences on the road.Makers will find steady work and foo pey.T.O'ROURKE, Book Lsipnd, Sept.25, 1368.at Tuans\u2014East.\u2018 ISRAEL BLAKE.| Derby Line, Vt., Oct.9, 1866.1086 - VV ANTED IMMEDIATELY.Good Tailoress Girls.First class Cont eat and best stock of Goods in town, which Those in want of Goods should look over his stack before purchasing elsewhere, as it is very eomplete and will be sold so Jow au ts antoni those who have been truding at establishment- where the ensh customer has to pay à heuvy per e-ntage to make np bad debts.er Cash er Keady Pay he will not be unasrsold.Don't forget the place! The old Sweeney d ippl Village.Store, Bouth end of Maven THE RELL Mossevippi.1806.___ C HANGE IN BUSINESS.- The subscriber has purchased the stock of Gouds belonging to HaskeLL, KATHAN & Co., snd has made large additions from Montreal and Boston, giving him the larg- he is prepared to sell \" à very nel profit.- Ted | Spring and Summer Trade, 1076 | .My work is all custo] to giv | yragTURERSOF fecorew enone od stock of Boots and Bhoss now on.precess of mannfacture, for the .; t: The increased odatlo d the - ¢ Inc! scoomm ns, an a \u2018 ple Sell PE ave lately n eur ces ; position te execute any orders will whieh 79 may favor us, gm ; \\With Promptitude and Dispatch, 2 BOOTS AND SHOBS AT-RÉTAIL! The people of Northern Vermont and\u2019 thé Townships ate lnvited to examine my stosk: dés Custom Made 4 Boots and 8hoes at tory at, À Line, ve Peel ln want 0 : (Ff Be can; ca place, havg the ade.vantage of à détection rom ty voleeste stock * a OS EE Very Ronsonable Rutes.made and warranted: | « entire satisfaction.New pairs will || willingly given when nny radival defect appes in Boots or Shoes but little worn provided they aro returned ns anon ae -the defest appears.X am among the few who adhero to the theory \\ 2 X JE gpa The \u201cGood old way 1s beat,\u201d In the manufacture of Boots and Shogs, Leal.at very reasonable prices\u2014oeo rensonable that 16 would be very unreasonable to ask for credit sven for n very short time.All who are in want of | any of the above aro invited to onl) and exémis \u201c ine quality and pricos.Pay down is my motto, The trade supplied on rossonsble terms, M.L.KELSRY.Derby Line, Aug.(st, 1860.1076 HE MONTHEAL HOUSE, , BTANSTHAD FLADY, © And Branch at Puch: Bayi?) \u2018 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL = Dry Goods and Provision Stere.We respectfully invite the public to contd aid \u201d examine our beautiful and varied stock \u2018ef SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, just recejv- ed, and at prices that will perfect y aston! you, in fact you will exoluim « Tay or: * *\u2018 Did yon ever sce such nice Goods! We will an have to purchase.We cannot go without some i 3 i I must net forget those.: IDEAL, And such elegant patterns in Printed Oslico, they sell them nt such cheap prices, and gre.you a good quality also, which no one who * ever purchased thero will deny, tnt that it.is à - decided fuct.A .TW ELAT A rush thoy will have when the ladies begin te know what a aplendid assortment they keep, in Towelings, whito and unbleached Bheatings, bleached and brown Musline, Table Linens Napkins, [Mapers, Irish Linens, Lawns, shirt vsoms, Flannels, Table Covers, &o., ¥c., k2., and exceedingly cheap.The question is often: askod\u2014 wi CAIN You inquire for any article In thelr Hue that \u2018hey have not got?We presume you cannot.À Gents\u2019 Department you wili And n splondid ag-: sortment of Clothe, Kerseymerer, fd ate Jeans, Linens, Plain and Fancy Collars, Neok and Pocket kHnndkerchiefs, Bupenders, &c.No, MATTER What kind of times others have, out trade.fa always good.We purchase ail for CASH, which every person fs aware ina great advantage.We have imported some of our stock direct, of tho newest Preich and English dee: signs, They are suid to 72 =H A i Equal to, if not superior to anything of | kind ever brought into this section of country.ST si + ! Cogn In the Grocery ap.Provision Dee.partment 1.Will be found everything that & farifiy can.res) quire, Teas in ondiess variety, and notwiths standing the extra duties imposed, we sell 4 cheap anever.To those \u2018not acquainted witty our concern, of who have not paid us à visit, we: invite them to come and judge for themselves, You will find us at the A 9 MONTREAL HOUSE Alive and resdy to wait on you, and will stiles ull in our power to give yon duoD GOODS, and at cheaper rates than ever.Goon Goops,.CugAr, AND lononasLE NEBALING fs OUT Motto; always has been and wifl conthine to be as Idng: as we remain in Stanstead: P.SOLMAN &°C0.\u201d N.B.Wo have just received 200 barseli'ek: .tra choice Vammty Viour, whith we warrant 1H avery particular, and which Hy eb ed eur ' ti tt ricec ; e An me sk is TRIAL, Alea 230 sacks of Live i Balt at r sack.it : erpoul Balt at 8130 De SOLMAN & CO.Stanstead, Aug.1, 1866.; ; : PrACKsSUITHING.Sg \u2018I'he subscriber has purchased the well known «hop formerly cecupied by BIR.BULL, at Bend ne Plain, whero he will be happy tn ses his cue wimers on and after the 24th of October instant, New Shoes fornished for 40 cents; Setting fof 15 cests in States\u2019 Money.All jobling done at low prices.Carriage Bolts, kor and Sleigh Shoe Steel kept on hand to accommodate\u201d cuss tomer: 8 8, BUZZELL.Beebe Flain, Oct.16, 1866.1087118 JoresH LIME.+ its The subscriber has built « pew kiln on Mae goon's Point, with sll the modern fmsprorér ments, dnd esn now furnish \u2018 Same \u2018Fresh Burned Lime, = da-, of the best quality, It iby anol dt the Kahn, st a and will be delivered, EA required, 8} the different Land.i emaghg., .ings on Lake Nempir ARUN MAGUONSA Magoen\u2019s Point; July 16th; 1886., .- 1094, R.M.B.LANING, will gomi Bese Plata, September Série; 1608.Ip svt.side the prasties of Mebseiné 6h os ny.> ie , H, KA , 3066 Bock Jalsnd, May \u201899; 1908 1088 or day os et ; SIR GE pat gil All calls will be fuithfally sisanded., [Nn 4 Elsa dial an GOT in Rr, 1 ape TH k AR # Children\u2019s Dresses » Boys\" Vonts, & > ii from hich ay person of ort imisiigence RUS ur prastionl sxpecines ss Bout olf e ction, ean out à dress Tr 5 ; Dharbrecke For ried ty EVI pi ro, Duin lity and Cheapness Ce erbreoke.ar Rls a 8 Oc PT ANSTEAD JOURNAL OFFIOR.set ve ra oy other voue | | \u201c2 t.9, 1866.- 1086 province.Qrders plraually or by voit?+ ; .\u2019 receive our most earefn) attention.\"=\" Ju 7-30'S OR 5-20'8, .MORRILL & BRODIE.- HE NATIONAL BANK OF DERBY oekTslend, Mey0,i000.7 _ 30041 INR, have made arrangements for the dite.conversion of 7-30 notes inte 8-20 bonds for RUS T.18D E A Di a Yd t , ; , OS : : PO en 0 PORTER, Cashier.Bad Pay Killed Him! - 5 of those Dress Goods! The Bhawles are superhf.- hi8% wo t \u2018RopK ISLAND, O Bex rhage ae { FE ob 5 « au wai Law Er 5; «A Ÿ ~ wo.a \u2014\u2014.ne it ee. sip ro Mig gate, Wilh rusty hinge, AE She u be erst with inks aoû box wore lined ; * And-thiules flourish everywhers, .| © Apd bles thrive whera roses blew so And®opiate poppies maketbe sl.: Beem drowsy where the lilies grow.soli \u2018hire loving hands hadstealonds: 4 Tp iris bush, whose blogpoms red, | Frefghied the sir with odors.ewset | \u2018fallen, snd tho'bush is dead; = + Wide yawn the windows and the doors, ls a Wold the roof, \u2018and'ivy de Si 6 Meare over alla warp of wool, Untouched, the frit teen doce i LE A at TF 6 Neo A etiow fui 10.pb aud to prass the purp To queff water clear and cool, Nought how remains of bubbling springs Bave slimy stones sud brackish pool.5 > LL CE EE Hére, undisturbed, the swallows come, : * And robin», withitheir ruddy breas{a; Ang here the droning wasp and bee : With punpigg skill contriye their nets The spider rails its fragile.web\"\" ?\".- Athwsrt the:heavy oaken beams ;: Aud constently the death-watch tioke\u2019.;.Within ye, waingept's dusty seams, \u2026 + Ajithow wliose voices echoed here, \"+ Who sbäll of their mos sh) fe wanicigs an mark ?eir vojges may be hushed for aye, And fect that revplie never Row Froni\u2018weary walks in life\u2019s long day sv hays the gates of Heaven passed i \u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Gifrése\u201dFacronies\u2014The demand for American cheese in Europe has greatly in.rent vinoe the /ditiblishment of - cheese fac{GTieh in Whichiit is dade on ecientifir principles, and of: superior.quality, The con- seqijence is that such factories are multiply- ingxrapidly,.and the keeping of cattle to sopply them i extending in similar propor- topic; This will rapidly improve the soil, sud, ino ee its yield of other crops, so that WHabappers at frit aight ouly to affét one.bis of thefyrming atest, really feos iisolear thas nearly: the seme.im.\u2018provement wouldjtakejplace in butter that hes taken place in cheese, were it also made in factories.The great draw-back to Cana: dian buiter Ts éfôré-packing ; that-is, taking inFlumps of mpuy different qualities from | may diferetfferméré, and \u201cpacking thers |: almost promiscously in kege.In this way therg,are different qualities and colors in the tame keg, and the whole has to be sold a: the.rate for/the.wofat.Nay, if: there are a i died } \u2018with five or: ten kegs of, this iption among them, the whole are like- g0 at the value of- the-worst sample.\u2014 ud when kegs are taken home by the far- -mero be filled and brought back \u2018to\u2019 the store; they are filled by successive churaings, \" \u201cand:are consequently nearly always inferior atokega filled at one-chtrning.* je milk.of 100-farmers, having an av- \u20ac say of, fen milch kine, each, was\u2019 sent a'faêtory; there would of.course \u201cbe the \u2018milk of 1,000 cows every morning and evening: to convert intobuttér-aÿd cheese, as mighttbeideeméd most profitable; Farmer: ni 8 eon 4 bald: probably fiad it most profitable td hie thidii milk , converted.into Hutter, t: others; would find-it moat.for their nage to make cheese.In either cété \u201cithe article mancfietiired \u2018Would be of the \u201cbest: quality;:and command the very highest - *priééffthub'jielding the farmer & consider- -_\u2014 &bly-gteatèr net return, with very mueh less \u2018trouble; and-at the Lime\" time proatly aug- nt lue-ofiour :exports, .and - the of our doil.\u2014 Witness.* Sn SE HANGE Dire Fasuions x FRANCE.=1t, is bewildering and almost.rid \u201cicnlons, aye its, Fais Que ; 460.note\u2019 the \u2018change \u2018which=fashion has of: {eo \u201cWrought: in Aihe-\u2018appearañée : of French ladies.During; the last six: ésks there has been, à collapse; all \u20ac women wii follow \u201cthe iFabicos appeat (ava diddenly stank to outward appearance, bave grown.th:thinner and shorter.This is all owiligio the: détrease in width;of shoth: rinoline and péttitoatsy and the de- act that dtraio:: LL ni He \u201cape.a À : height ofthe.igure: soStill with ; it gracefdl\u201d folds, \u2018dnd sweeping es, no sensible woman will regret (ie disappearagée! of the\u201d dbsürdly-1d0g ins; : a Sxceed:, oly.The! bion is infinitely-moré/reasona- the ali ibglya \u201cne -room, at {uxists on short pet- siteéls and promenades.\u201d o \u2018 ir ; = 7 .ee UE 7 1) agite ui ol is ne Nintües (dr BORAT T Bélgiuts, et up\u201d, their linen so .beautifully white, use refined borax as the proportion of ope-handful .of péwh er 18 bout, n gallons of boiling wit- ! in soap nearly one-half: à large \u2018wisliing - establishments ddopt ti saidé thôde.: Fôt laces, cam- brid, &c., ai) extra quantity of the pow-.déf is used for crinolines; required to be made; a strong solution is necedéatÿ.Boïat being a néutral salt, does rotin the slightest degres injuresili texte ü of the linen.-Ita\u2018effect is to soften Hl wits and\u2019 therefor =f dest watét; and therefors \u201cft \u201cshould kept od'svéry \u201ctoilet fable, ;, To! the taste it is [athe sweet 3,3t ip used for fleuning { e bait; it ié.an excellent \u201cBentrifeice, and it shot.opnutries it is Sed, in-eombisation th yaitaric Beverage.Good des canvot\u2019 be.made fotos denses 0 LA bd go coop, Ter aan a ail Ë VE RS u .pat yt es ex\u2019 v \u201ca LOW.AS THE LOWEST le wine.- Ja + And whère the household inmates came; \"|: 34, ose feet had pressed the garden walk\u2014 }.their long absence tell?\" | fing; clean old, pastures, and, choice | rid- | : sbruvk ! drensesintlengths ofall iout-door, dresses wilt ave, R fas Tog wb .Ce - ble,\u201d for \u2018it Jeavés the trains for the |! ve = ened gy AW, 4 = 3 à iL hh Holland and.ff ~ washing powder, instead .of soda, gn | wid * § a \u2018ebbling | dé\" dhis quintity \u201cof.6 on So\u201d ele | rue'DiérnrED HORBSTEAD.1 GPO AND, pups SUFPLIRŸ A.: À 4 cand eat ad cy Ruy Pate ge fi 4 Bu IR vpuge ned Lak TEA] or.J datidrait ae ii , 4 PR \u201cÀ The substi fof Wid #debifed trod North.orn and Sout\u2019 asrn'Markets, a: vory'large and choice atopls .0f Sxpplies, embracing a \"=?Bs Tks # .|\" Gemgral apvoriment of, Goods ° [adapted to the wants of the country, and which | will by, sold fo CARR OB READY PAY 0\" CON ALS Cd LAL fer hs Let pt \u2014\u2014 08.2 Gael ME df Te _.Includedin this-large sta dice lot of : + 1.LADIES DRESS GOC | Lo .HATS, BONNETS, GLOVES, PARSOLS, TRIMMINGS; Ribbons, Flowers, Hosiery, Be.5 A large and woli'geléotedatook ot tod LT x Cloths, Made Clothing, ; A 1., Gentlemens\u2019 Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps, Bootstand Shoes, And all the various articles required for both Ladies\u2019 end Gentlemens\u2019 clothing snd use A good Jine of Prints, Brown aud Bleached Coltons, Denime, Batting, Ticking Fancy and Plain Flannels, etc.elo.FLOUR, PORK, PROVISIONS, SALMON, COD} MACKAREL, 2° sad other: FISH, : Paints and Oils - \"Lamp on, Æerosene on, Window Glass, R Nails Tron y Hardware, Orockeryand Glass War : Teas, Tobacco, Spises, and in skort a generalstock of articles usually kept in country Stores, \u2019 States\u2019 Money taken for Goods.Giveme a call and examine goodsandpriges.\u2018 GEO.R.HOLMES.Rock Island, May 28, 1868.+ 999999 \u2018AT Wilkey & J ondro\u2019s.Alarge, and choice lot of Ladies\u2019 DRESS :GOODS, Hats, Parasols, Ribbons, Trimmings, &0.À few pieces of 7% VERY NICE BLACK SILK, With our usual big stock of GENTS\u2019 Ready Masd Clothing.| We intend in most cases to sell for Current Funds, taking States\u2019 Money at its value.ASE ; i \u201cThe trading community .are respectfully nvited'to call ogi det And: Eximize Goods and Prices, Remember to call at DA i» WILKEY & JONDRO'S.hii Sie the \u201cEaitern.Townshipsi\u2014 rr oat FR ARBLE «#7 ( RNS ISDE Æ ; WORKS, nye S 3 RANITE AND MAR Rated Plain, 0.7 0 .The undersi having bought, and Ee: Marble, Woks formerly carried on by.the late A.A.Young, intends so :connect it with the Uranite business, and will do all kinds of work done in Granite or Mable.Having employed thé Best of workmién: lib feels confident of giving satisfaction, ; .hi ORDERS SOLICITED.\u2026.«Particular attention given.to.Granite Monu- men, Enclosing Stone, oem Lots &o.Bef y iad, This, cu 5 Se Re Ligurie 1 Red DONS! :- ii Sronay dy.goons ol : eh 4 pied ope i fend A108.93 He: subioriiers ave just received, an ste now opening, RE TAR een Wap wih daeetodf 1) Big wd ob aoû a AT 190 harsh nd, ft ants of the people, conbisting of «7.= I i 40, ÿ6, D Naaie ig 1 Il arsilen mauslly kept in 6\" Store, GOOD BARGAINS Wil vas gifén Rite vhf CL Nae Mile, Sune 35, 1066, > my DG Fd - ot AY - 2 i « >.A CE LIT N.- GOODS.) , GBuoTia \u201d + NEV SUMMER GOODS CLOTHS and 1 ü Tra Lx i = + .- aoe \u201ci Business Cards.MARBIAGE LICENSES, KOA 1 4 Bopp niovioh _ BEV.W.E.PARKER, SYLVENDER B.HUMPHREY, | Bad, Bhyérier Cours 808 Top, Be ta uofionerr © \"7 ere: SPARNATON.QOBNER, 0, Fy pool Fam: ene.nr ori jBLR JOHNSON, BG L wr, wk 7 ADVOCATE, .:: cr \u201cCopinercihr §t.,tSherbrooke: © fH.HOLTON, = Trust 3 3 Hari & Carrie Trimmings; .ROCK ISLAND, C.E, 'H.Ci' CLEVELAND, | PROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, -STANSTEAD PLAIN, C.E, Ofluce ut the Registry Office.: 8.W.TAYLOR, .Licensed Auctioneer and Commission Agent, 7 TOR THE 8ALw or OLD AND NEW GOODS, 5, STAXSTEAD PLAIN.Rursäences.\u2014Knight & Wyman, R.P.Stowart and L: Spald ng, Stanatead.O.M.MOULTON, MANUFACTURER OF Boots, Shoes and Leather, Sole and Upper Leather and Calf Skins, constantly on hand and for sale.COATICOOK, C.E.MARRIAGE LICENSES.Marriage Licenses can be obtained of the un- dersignedi\u2014 REV.J, KEMP, Compton; H.BURRAGE, Hatley; J.FOSTER, Coaticook.ASHER CHAMBERLIN, LICENSED AUCTIONEER, STANSTEAD PLAIN.CRANE & BISBEE, Attorneys at Law, Solicitors in Chancery, Ai:d agents to Prosecute Claims for.Arrears of Pay, Bounties and Pensiens due Soldiers, or thelr Heirs, NEWPORT, VERMONT.W.1.CHANE.L, H.BISBEE.ROBERT N.HALL, ADVOCATE, STANSTEAD, C, E., Hus removed his office to his residence.fice hours\u20149 A.M.to 8 P.M, JOSEPH L.TERRILL, ADVOCATE, STANSTEAD PLAIN, C.B.FREDERICK W.TERRILL, ADVOCATE, SHERBROOKE, C.E.&#r Office in the Post Office Building.\"CHARLES C.COLBY, _ ADVOCATE, | STANSTEAD PLAIN, C.E.MARRIAGE:LICENSES, | May be obtnined of Rev.J.ROGERS, Pas- \u201d ter of the Copgregutional Church, STANSTEAD PLAIN.MARRIAGE LIGENSES, May, be obtained .of Rev.L, P ADAMS, at \u2019 FITCH BAY.MARRIAGE LICENSES, For vale fat the WESLEYAN PARSONAOH, East Hatley, by REV.J.TOMKINS.WM.H.SPENCER, LICENSED AUCTIONEER, DERBY LINE, VT A.HH WILKINS, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, STANSTEAD PLAIN.Rooms in Knight's Block\u2014Up Stairs, THO\u2019S.O'ROURKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, ©» ROCK ISLAND, C.E.Ruoms over Wilkey & Jondro\u2019s Store.CLAREMONT MANUF'G CO., MANUFACTURERS OF Payer & Books & Wholesale Book- \"sellers & Stationers,- ULAREMONT, NEW HAMPSHIRE.$F\" CASH PAID FOR RAGS.99 \"THOMAS DALY, ; © AUCTIONEER, .'STANSTEAD PLAIN, CANADA EAST.\u201c E.F.'G, BODWELL, a+ AUCTIONEER, STANSTEAD, CANADA EAST.of- 1017 J F.MOULTON,.:: DER DENTAL dé Surgeon, BTANSTBAD PLAIN, Teeth inserted on == Gold, Silver; -Plati- na, or, Vulcanized se _ Rubber, at\u2019 moderate prices, and in a neat and durable manner, Particular attention paid.to Filling decayed Teeth) Teeth extracted; With or without the use uf ether or chloroform.All orders pronipt- lyattendoë to.Office near his house.Stanstead, Juno 2, 1866.862 CE paid for HIDES, PELTS AND \"BEMLOOK BARK, by rox.CNT 0, My MOULTON, | Custionck, Jin, 19668, ./ 1040 CAE es ember 0 A.\u2018 Prov andie 3 Far x as 1 BOF at Sherbrooke, =\" Where you will And, the comin} season, FURS \u20ac F ALL = on fe ost les, the cst sto © \u2018cheapest e country, and the.only § taee'n tie Bittern Tomah Se 6 a complete stôek and choice.ds GUARANTEED d'represtitéd ot LEAP OF Baldi Sarre hmm Rat TL se qui AAR IIH 1 0 A PROVANDIE, ; ; B32 (64 ated bel EORRIRR.| : i ares silver Pinter, Mann£pcturer and.Dealer in 0+] rill being close \u2018| continue the business as Iron Founder.\u2014 E.wholesale and Retail.diras REBELLION IS CLOSED gp 1 f i 4° The subscribers thankful for favors shown them while in trade as Barnaton, would an- wd \"| nounce to the public that they have remov- he their:busigestoy SCT LY Norton Mills, Vt, 4 dés ST ea 0 tan \u2018where they will continue to sell goods at » A \u2018 FORMER LOW RATES, > We have on hand, and are constantly receiving a good assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, W.I.Goods, And in faot everything commonly kept in s country store.We would invite the attention of the public to our Stock.and the LOW PRICES at which we are selling.\u2018 DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.PARKER, REMICK & CO.Norton Mills, Vt., May 15, 1866.G ENTL EM EN: Having removed our businees to Norton, Vt., we advertised to settle our accounts al Barrston by cash or note the first of June, We were there and settled with those who came and now say to those who have not settled with us, that our accounts are in the hands of PAIGE REMICK, Barnston, Corner, and you can have a chance to settle them at his house during the month of July, and all remaining unsettled by the first day of August next WILL BY COLLECTED BY LAW.Remember, we mean what we say.PARKER & REMICK.Barnaton, July 3, 1866, T W.WYMAN ° Has a fine and varied assortment of USE- FIIL AND ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES selected especialiy for Christmas and New Year\u2019s Trade.Ivory Handlejand nicely finished Table Cutlery, Steel and Plated, Fancy and Plain Pocket Knives and Scissors, Sets of Scissors in cases, Razors, Gent's Dressing Cases, different styles, Ladies\u2019 Companions, Work Boxes and Writin Desks, in Pap er Mache, Rosewood an Walnut, Jewel Cases.very elegant, Glove.Toilet and Ten Boxes, Card Cases, Handsomely finished Travelling and Shopping Bugs, Portfolios, Pocket and Note Boeks, Wallets, Portemonies and Diaries for 1866, Bohemian Vases with Silver Stands, beautiful desigus, And a variety of Lava, China and Glass Vases, Hyacinth Glasses, Watch and Ink Stands, Gold Pens, Rubber, Ivory and Drawing Pencils, Colored Crayons, Card Board, Tissue Paper, Metal lined, Pear] and Glass Beads, English, nicely Inlaid & common Hair Brushes, Cornb, Brush and Glass combined, Nail and Tooth Brushes, - Circular, Dressing and Fine Tooth Combs, Toilette Cases, Perfumery, Pomatum & Hair Oil, Shaving Soap and Lather Boxes, The best of Cologne by the oz, and in Bottles, Rubber and lvory Knitting Pins, Tatting Shuttles, Crochet, Worsted and common Needles, Nursery and Dress Pins Meerschaum aad Briar Pipes, \u2018Tobacco Jars and Rubber Pouches, Cigar Cases and Stands, Walking Sticks and Canes, Rubber Dolls, Chiua Heads, Doll Bodies, Wheel Barrows, Carringes, Games, Blocks, Also, one fuil case GERMAN TOYS, which cannot fail to please the little folks.Stanstead Plain, Dec.19, 1865.1044 [RUSSES.SUPPORTERS, Shoulder Braces, Rubber, Glass and Metal Syringes, Rubber Nipples, Nurse Bottles, and Breast Pumps, For sale at the Newport Drug and Book Store for Cash.: J.Y.GREEN, Newport, Vt.,Dec.12, 1864.REMOVAL The undersigned in returning thanks to the Public for their liberal patronage, would say that he has removed his PAINT SHOP to the building owned by S.W.Herbert, and occupied by G.W.Bangs, where he will be happy to accomodate all who are in want of Carriage or Sleigh painting.Wanted in exchange for Painting :\u2014 50 bushels good heavy Oats, 10 bushels Barley, 30 bushels Potatoes, 2 or 3 tons good Hay.ENRY H.BROWN.November 16th.1865.1040 \u2018VV ATERVILLE MANUFACTURES.On Hand and For Sale, Cooking and Box Stoves, Pioughs and Cultivators, Fanning Mills and Spinning Wheels, à \u2014AL80,\u2014 .Plough and Stove Repaire, which will be kept on hand at Waterville, Lennoxville and Sherbrooke.: CHARLES BROOKS, - May 9th, 1866, 1064 OTICE.+\u2018Wheress my Partnership with A.W, Mor- by mutual consent, 1 shall « Lathe Work, Plougha, Harrows, Cultivators, Sawing Machines.Stoves, Repairing, &o.,.Grateful for post favors would still solicit the public patronage.All orders will receive prompt attention and work done by the best of workmen to order, Sanderson Bits also, thanufactured and sold by me.! coon ve ros, Be To MORRILL, \u201cRbok Tuland, Matin 7, 1508, 1008 \u201cVfoncipiL & COURT BLANKS.A Freshsupply for sale at the Ce J des JOURNAL OFFIOR.\"SNE LS SRRNTLS Ÿ C'AOLRNR 09 03 pue ans 2g:(as03s Lryunoo ssejo Is 591490015) \u2018s20YS s100g \u2018sde \u2018syegy J0\u2014*sarper] ay} 107 spoor) ssai 10\u2014S dec l\u2019iiisdoo»5 M Joog HIOT \u2018SIBO 107 pred HSVO \u201cjse; Sur[jos o:e spoor) 10j \u2018ojsey UI 03 pue b £ue 10 \u2014\u2018orespre Le Id Peolrsuels » 39 VSSLS RHNAR T ATHRITEIV RSNE WN ut I UO TILL \u2018Tate \"SNUVAIS Ÿ® CHOJZAT 0% **0% \u2018SOpIF \u2018TOJTEND OUI INCORPORATED 1810.HARTFORD Fire Insurance Company, Of Hartford, Conn.CAPITAL AND ASSETS, JUNE, 1864 81,948,218,55, T, C.AULYN, President.GEo, M, Cort, Secretary.C.C.LYMAN, Ass\u2019t Sec\u2019y.IF\" With a successful business experience of more than fifiy years.£y POLICIES issued and renewed; Losses equitably adjusted and PAID IMMEDIATELY upon satisfactory proofs, by the undersigned, theduly authorized agent.A.P.BALL, AGENT.Stanstead ,Sept., 1864.ALL RIGHT! , The undersigned kaving bought the Tin Tools and stock of H.L.CARR & CO., on Stanstead Plairi, will carry on the TIN BUSINESS, on the premises formerly cccupied by them, where a good article: may be had at a low figure, for PAY DOWN.My object is to give Se : PERFECT SATISFACTION to all customers, and not to be beat in price or quality.tu Also, on and after the 15th Halls \u2019 THBULAR SAP BOILER patented May 12, 1865, will be on exhibition at my shop, where all its superior advantages over other Sap Boilers, may be seen and tested.AlMsugar makers who are anxious to secure one of the greatest improvements of the age will do well to call and test the merits of this: pan.It has: done, where it has been used, the work of any other pan the same size, with one third of the expense.Last apring in the sugary of Jonathan Converse, 2d, Barnston, it proved itself a splendid success, One pan 6 feet by 2 1-2 with tube, boiled the sap for one ton of sugar, requiring six cords of wood to complete the work.With the Tubular Pan the necessity of boiling nights iz dispensed with, two thirda the wood, and two thirds the labor is saved.All orders will be promptly executed, and panbiset if.required.Ve e Sept, AC Stanstead, Aug.7, 1865.O-PARTNERSHIP, \u2018The undersighed bavo entered into Co- Partnership in Trade in Co DRUGS AND MEDICINES AND The Sale of Gencral Merchandize at the stand lately occupied by B.F.Hub- Lard, on Stanstead Plain, under the name and firm of ee HUBBARD & BOYNTON, and trust that by careful attention to their business and the wants: of their customers to receive a due share of publie patronage.- \u201cot Be F,.HUBBARD, \"0-2 O.BOYNTON, All persons indebted to me by note or account are requested to call'and settle, - B.F.HUBBARD.Stanstead Plain, Nov.15, 1865.1039 Get Four Friating dene at this Oflles, | A 1025 | ATE ANE EY New Years! For Christmas and New Years I have the best and fullest assortment of \u2019 Toys, \u2018Foy Books, ; Gift Books, ; Albums, oe Games, \u2018 Puzzles, &c.&c.ALSO, Wallets, Portmonaies, Work and Traveling Baskets, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Heir, Nail aud Tooth Brushes, and \u2018everything usually kept in a Drug and Book Store.Those in want of any of the above articles\u2019 will do well to give me a call, as 1 do not charge anything for showing or pricing goods.TERMS\u2014CASH.; J.Y, GREEN.Newport, Vt.Dec.12, 1865.1 W.B.COBB & C0.Derby \u2018Line, Vermont, HAVE RECEIVED FROM BOSTON a very large Stock ef\u2014\u2014 .sei, , Goods Adapted to the Country Trade.Their Stock of Ladies\u2019 Dress Goods is unrivalled, and they are fuily up to the requirements of their customers and the public On Staples, and the multitudinous articles requiredinthis locality, - Their Goods were bought a littlelower thau the previous stock, and will be sold at correspondingly low prices for Cash, Produce or Approved Credit.15 PRINTS at nearly old Prices.£0 A Heavy stock of Woolens & Ready-Made Clothing.States Bills taken at par and Goods sold at a discount.Cull and see eur Goods and examine prices ~ NEW GOODS ARRIVING WEEKLY.W.B.COBB & CO.ONE PRICE STORE ! CUTTING & FOX Have constantly on hand a good assortment of DRY and FANCY GOODS, FURS, BUFFALO and COON ROBES, PAPER HANGINGS, FURNITURE, GROCERIES of all kinds, PAINTS, OILS, JAPAN, TURPENTINE.&c, &c, &c À good assortment of HARDWARE, SAWS, PLANES, &c.We would call stock of superior Brands of Flour, which will be kept constantly on hand.and WARRANTED t0 customers.We nre selling at reduced prices for cash or produce.We would respectfully solicit the patronage of allwho can apprecinte good bargains.Coaticook, January 25th, 1865.particular attention to our \u2026 Notice.HE Undorsigned has been appointed .by the Heirs of the late Rev.E.G.MONK, of England, to act for them in respect to their Lands in the Township ol Potion, C.E.,and gives notice that the following described LANDS are now for sale.Farms.Lot No.17, 7th Range, 200 acres, Lot No, 13, 8th Range, 200 ncres.Lot No.20, 10th Range, 200 acres.Lot No.189, 7th Range, 200 acres.Lot No.20, 9th Range, 200 acres.Lot No.11, 9th Range, 200 acres.Lot No.12, 8th Range, 200 acres, East half lot No.18, 8th Range, together with 28 acres of Lot No 18, 9th Range, ma king 128 acres, and the remainder of Lot No.18, 9th Range, estimated at 110 acres, Wild Lands.Lots No, 12, 13, 16, 20, 7th Range, 800 acres, Lots No.8, 11, 19, 20, 8th Range, CY, 800 acres.Lot No.21, 9th Range, 160 acres, | West half of Lot No.18, 8th Range, °° \"1\" x 100acres.The above named Farms will.\u2018bé Liebsed until sold, Lo, All persons found tresspassin iit Wild Lots will be punished with the utmost severity of the law.vy + + LENL BIGELOW, Agent, Georgeville, 1088 7 ead F 0 SET 81 A sp-® boy i AW \u201d : _ _ .eo 3, 0a .« Wo p- 1LVERURLIDIATED FARES Be E = Tha isubactiber Suvhes spbentionts wi atook | £100 phn: High Wines; s!subscriber invites bie ; : 8 g Ro | of SILVER AND PLATED WARE, namely: |-§ Jobas.Guy A 2 S- \u2019 Ton, Table and Dessert Spoons, Forks, teen casos Gin; 2 a 28 .- i Tea Notts, Baskets, Ice l'itchers a Joe Red\u2019 do do ce 8 g 4 Vu ui 3 SHTRC inupt sid Bronkfa ; Gast, Spoon Holdeig, 300 cages Bran y.vasious bragds, > s.By ers, edit YL - = = = 8 Butter Coolers, p tod pL German silver)\" 1 do Borges .y it , in Rin ta GR.LOPE a; 28\" Lous Racks, Bruit Dishon, Napidn Hogs, Andoffis Liduorne Eg * wg a ; Sugar Baskets and Creumers, Soltaire Sets, ; ais \u201c7 LÉ, | Saree, Sep and Gianyar Balle Hort, BO BRIE ohegts Tapas Tons} w BB & NC Ng Ploks in cases, Fruit Knives, \u2019 1200\u2019 EC do * äiforent quality of \u2018Lone; £ Q pp © __ Brittaniu Tea and Cottee Pots 250 boxes Tobncco ; ns = ® - L \u2014 A good, assortment of Glass Sugar Bowls and Anda gnarl assortment of Groce: es.\u2014 5 Tn Se a ; .; _.N.Yay - » a 5 2 0 Pipl 2 {RD Butter Dishes and Baits in Bohemian Glass, at High Tariff.the above Liquors escaned the à AN 35 LE \u20ac od .|; Toe \u201c : : \u2019 8 = co ques and Goblots, Water and Liquor Bottles, 255 and OF Br EL AN, > 2 B - Gluss Shades; ongjng Bagkats, x 5 ; gy.Montreal, June 30,1568, Tora Se - 5 & * Waiches, Clocks and Jewell, | 75 112 Do § To = © * : ! \u2018LED'ONIA A : p A =o) As usual.A:large lot of Gold and plated Jew- Seay, om 1e ND so BF 7; te yr Li ISD) elry, at lose than manufacturers prices.|.+.Congress Wafer, fé g ; 2 vf tar Call and See for Yourselves.A3 Fresh from: the pings, for le br ui - ET MTS ely on nf af NTON, : , T.W.WYMAN A ° 2 pad SEE nity Bulle one oor \"Stanstead Plain, July 17, 1868, « 107 .\u201c7, South E.Ÿ.Bank.ee.= 0 OS Stanstead Plain, Ded: 19, 1866.* 1044 F.0d.1 ap a Sek ord Hurran FOR CHRISTMAS æ + > A REMEDY OF UNDOUBTED MERIT.They are not Quack Medicine, The formula from which they are prepared was ogig/nated by Dr.M.F.COLBY, of Stanstead, A Success{ul Practitioner of Forty Years Standing.They are not intended to act as a strong Cathartic, but ore expected to promote natural und roguler evacuations, invigorate digestion, and restore appetite.They possess Tonic pro perties of a peculiar and most exceilent charnc- ter, which invigorute every function oi digestion, revive the appetite, and impart new tone and elasticity.They are specially designed for persons of constipated nnd torpid habits.Pro- Sessiondl men, business men, students, clerks, females, and nll who may suffer the inconveuieice of indigestion from the lack of air and exercise will in most instances, derive great benefit from their use.They can be taken with advantage by persons who can bear no other tonic.They can be taken any length of time without injury, and what is peculiar, without incrense of dose.Unlike any other advertised medicine, Doc tor Colby\u2019s Pills have received the unqualified Approbation of nlmost every Medical man to whom the formula has been submitted.\u201cWe have known Dr, Colby for many years, He is a gentleman of the highest standing, both socially and professionally.We have taken the opinions of the first medical men in the city apon the tormula by which these pills are prepared, and are assured that they are a very excellent remedy for the purpose for which they are desigied, LYMAN, CLARE & Co., Montreal,\u201d ALL DR.COLBY\u2019S PILLS, 03 Put up after this date, will be Sj Sugar Coated.Call for the Sügar-Conted.Take no other.8.J.FOSS, & Co.Sherbrooke, C.E, Bole Proprietors, To whom all orders should be addressed.© Sold by T.C.BUTLER, Rock Island.Sherbrooke, August 23, 1865.1027 Caen {HIS MEDICLN 18 acknowledged cven by 1 the Medical Profession to Le tlie best reine dy known for Rheumatism, all sorts of Lume- ness, sudden Colds and Bowel Complaints, and decidedly the best remedy now oflered on sale for LirTnenis It is known to be efficient in such a variety of cases.thut very few families now think they can aflord to live without it, Having a wonderful effect when fnken inter naily, in quickemng the circulation of the blood, itis invaluable to persons predisposed to Paxn- ALYSIs, or subject to attacks of HEART Dis- Ease.In cases of DYSPEPSIA, where food distresses, it affords prompt relief, and continued regularly for a short time, sets every thing right._ he name of the Medicine is blown in each bottle of the genuine, and the purposes for which it is intended ns well us the mode of using, at tached.; ; Nearly every man in Canada, who deals in medicines at all, sells JACOBS\u2019 RHEUMATIC LIQUID.Into whatever family or community or country this medicine has been introduced, it hus wvariably gained the same reputation, and this reputadon is indicated by the following very byte extructs from letters that are full and ex plicit.From Jeffrey Hale, Esq., of Quebec, dated Nov.6, 1861 : \u201cYour Liquid I have found to be more pungent and cflicacious than any other liniment1 know.\u201d From Rev.Wm.Hansford, of Sherbrooke, da ted Nov, à, 1861: , \u201cFrom caperience ns well as from the testimony of muny others, I judge your Liquid to bea superior urticle to that of Perry Davis & Sons.\u201d From Kev, I.W.Constableof Clarenceville- ville, dated Sept.19, 1861: , A \u201cI have found your Liquid to be one of the Lest medicines in use for Lumbago and kindied Rheumatic affections, and also for affections of the Throat.\" From Rev.S.G.Philips of Compton, dated Nov.4, 1862: \u201cYour Rheumatic Lignid has cured me of chronic lameness of the back of more than iliree years\u2019 standing, and 1 have used it in the fumily with excellent effect.I have a large circle of acquaintances, on this and adjoining Circuits, who know it to be all you represent it.\u201d Prepared unly by C.JACOBS, Compton All orders must be uddressed to him, and will be answered without delay.885 T HE GREAT TRIAL.Pay Down vs.Credit! Pay Down Victorious.Do you want\u2014 Flour, © Salt, © Pork, Fish, Grain, Lumber, Shingles, Call and examine, and you will surely buy a HITCHCOCK & SON'S, Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery, Paints & Oils, Clothing, where a dollar will buy more of the above articles than elsewhere in the township All Kinds of Produce \u2018wanted in exchange for Goods at the market price.This is the placo to sell your Butter, Sugar; Eggs, Lurd, Hams, Wool, &c., where you will getits full value in new and desirable Goods ef every description.+ Remember! \"We are not and will notbe UNDRRSOLD.Mansarrippi, Tune 5, 1866.wi off 1 TED\u201410,000 LES.SLRIPPED WANARE RÜOT, at the Bena Drug BODO, ei le 08 HUBBARD & BOTNTON, ra mie E = C8\u201d a fu mr ea pw hed bd ed wl Ay et Las ® oA Ja "]