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w he DFuggists, HpotisearioS, and Physicians
Of our several eitiss have signed document q a.,
CO.. Of Lowell, layers sArsapariIa, Pills Ague
Cure, and Cherry PectoralO have been found to be
medleinss q great exeeileneo and worthy the con
HON JAMES COOK,
Hon HON. AlnI' BEARD Mayo. Of NASHUA. y. a.
HON. 4. ". HARRINGTON,
HON JOHN ADRoF7' Mayor q CONCORD. N H.
ON = 4 'VtrG asssi. Of wonorsgrn, MASS
'A''l NA ''' Mayor Of SALEM, MASS.
HON. :. W tI'0ot'' i ass., Of BOSTON. MASS.
l AO'' Wa = ADH Hs7.ir Of PROyrDnNOE, R 4
HON. AMOS W. PRENT1oE. :. -,
HON. . n AAAS HsSor q NEW LONDON, Ooss
HON. CHAs. 8. RoDIER,
HON p = 14NnAN Mayor q NEW YORK CITY.
HON. h N. kHsrRY, .,.,,,,,, , -
''ON' NONA WILSON, Mayor Of ToROsrO, q W.
HON. R NJ BISHOP s.,.. Of olsolrr.rl. ONO.
HON. 1. H. CRAWFORD. ,,,,.,-,, :, -
HON. HoS 50Hs SLOAN Mayo. 4 LYONS, IOWA.
HON. JAMES Mf aay6E e FSsiownAnv111s. Q. ".
u.s. '' Mayor q AUsUsrA, NE.
NOM HENRY 0ooPH Ess: "a & uA1lOwrnb. ME-.
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HON. WILLARD Rs S1F Of NEW DnDEoaD. MASS.
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HON. ERED srAH1.
HON. JOHN hODoDh Hsyor IF DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS cRUTCHEIKLD,
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
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Certify that The rpsldsnt Druggists have assure,
them p
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A q. MORTLEY, Esa., of Urea, N. Y, writes; al
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Consumption.
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INsoH. W,D. JOHNSON.
G. W. JOHNSON & SON,
MHnu6Aeturers OF Copper, TIN aRd

ManuHaefureEs OF CoppeEs Tin ano
Sheet Iron Ware.
"AVING AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THR
IL improved facilities, we are botter prepared now
than ever TO MI All ordsrH for any article work In
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made 70 order. Steamboat work done In q Bubstan-
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particular attention to this branch Of the trade and
can guarantee aattsiaction in every particular. To
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keep stock Of thO1atSst and approved patterns
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BRnrTTELD, MASS, Dec. %, 1855.
DR.J. o. ATRR: / do not hesitate to
say the best remedy / have ever found
for Coughs, Hoarsencss, Influenza,
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Cold, Is your CHERRr PICTORIAL. Its
constant use In my practice aud my
family for the last ten yeRrs has
shown II to possess superior virtues'
for the treatment Of these COM
plants. EBEN KNIGHT. MD.
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Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL STOCK---..--..-.--.-.-S5 10000
luis COMPANY Is FORMED FoR THE PLR.
our State We % not nF5teSs Is s. r5VsTpsd by
purely Phllanthropie motives in initiating thls en-
tSrpriss. We belleVo that the stock b nAds 70
pay large dividends, and at the time real
good accomplished and greater progress made IN do
TelOping and making known the astonishing mineral
amount Of our capital Invested In any other buness
We shalI make the once OF our Company \ Ccnl-
Pleto mining bureau Of the mineral resources the
Stata. We have power under our charter to rur
chase and sell mineral lands Wherovcr lJcated IN
llissoUri. Great Inducements viii be offered toeaP
ttAlsts and mining adventures, who deatrs 20 pur
chase and work PAYING mines, BY dealing with lhiS
We respectfully solicit the attention Of All who
have mineral lands for sale to send statement
Of the same describing the kind Of minoEll their
lands the number Of acres the location and The low
est cash price they willing TO take for said lands.
We shall work only such mines a. pay largely, bat
shall open and prove moat Of the lands we sell The
the once Of the Company, Main street, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants' Bank, entrance
b9Einess, and have money, Wiil do wen to call and
snbaertbe- Thoee Wishing stock, living out OF the
amount wanted to the President o. Treasurer
pIGEoEOHs= 5sag
Henry D: Bacon, Esq7 Matthew Butler. Esq-
45ESa sGilSgP, h.9s H Ir TE,q.
L.v. Boy, Esq., joseph Payne, 80,
~. IHBGEIEs; % - =
n BUTEEk, TIsss. ALFRED C u RFI3 iPrss't
The above prospectus has up to this date been
Published In only Of leading papers for ten
days. No extra efforts to get stock taken have been
made; yet the public well appreciate the sound
ne.1 Of the enterprise that two hundred thous.
and dollars Of the stock has already been taken We
would briefly Stato that the shares SIS each, paid
In full without further liability, transferable BY de-
livery registered only when dividends received.
Any PeTso9 having money % spare, can, BY the pur
chase OF shares In the Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that viii pay larEoiy. and hold
stock that readily converted into cash without lose
All eommunieations TO the President promptly
answered. ll-. " -r'f - mh8O-dEWSa
81, Louis No. March q, 1851.
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A. q. M0RTLEY, Eso., Of Urea, N. Y, writes; ~
have used your Fsctorut myself la my family ever
since you invented it, and believe It the best medi
cine for itspurposo eVerpnt ont. With bad cold
should sooner pay twenty-five dollars for a bottle
than do withoutit, or take any other remedy.g
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!

FOUNDED, CaAE4nnEp 1854
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MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.

WE, the undersigned Mayors, hereby certify that
w the Druggists, Apotheearios, and Physicians
Of our several cities have signed document Of A.
Huranco 70 rs that the remedies Of DIR. J. O. AVER
4 CO. Of Lowell, ayers sarlaparflla, Pills, Ague
medicines Of great excellence, and worthy the con
AdeneS Of the community.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-12-04
The situation at FredricksburS.

No movement of Gen. Burnside's army
is yet reported, but there are signs of an
intention to enter upon active work at
once. Gen. Burnside has ordered all the
regimental medical officers now SERVING
In hospitals around Washington to report
at once to their respective regiments an
embargo has been laid upon passes with
in the lines of the army. unless obtained
directly from the secretary of war; and
all the recent adviccs from the army init
mate an expectation of immediate hostil.
tiles. An important reconnaissance by
Maj. Hargous left Falmouth on Thursday,
aud returned on Friday, having obtained
valuable information as to the position of
the enemy, who are unique stionably in
large force all around Fredericksburg and
placed in most advantageous positions to
resist attack. That they contemplate
the possibility of being driven back is,
however, evident from the fact that thew
arc Fastening great quantities of army
supplies and stores towards Richmond.
1t is still insisted by army corrcspon-
dents that our army has been delayed by
lack of supplies 1t has been impossible
as yed to get to falmouth twelve days
supplies for the army, so that the soldiers
might take six days rations with them,
leaving reserve of six days to be sent
forward. The correspondent of the New
York Times states that when Gen. Hal
leck and Gen. Meigs visited Gen. Burn
side, previous to the change of base, it
was promised that certain necessary arti-
clcs should be at falmouth on the arrival
of the army, and that the want of these
prevented the crossing of the river before
the reinforcement of the enemy. 1t is
further stated, on good authority, that,
notwithstanding an abundance of sup
plies at Aqua Greek, the army is actually
suffering for food, from want of transpor-
tation for its conveyance. For some rea-
son, many divisions are again destitute
of shoes and clothing
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-12-04
EIGHTH VERMONT REGIMENT.
Bayou BouErF, La, Nov. 6.

Mr.. EDITOR The railroad leading
from Algiers to Berwick's Bay has been in
the hands of the rebels this summer.
On the 25th ult., Witzels brigade with
the 9Th vt. and regiment of colored
men started on an expedition for the pur-
pose of clearing the track. Witzel had
a sharp battle near Tibadoux, of about 2
hours, when the rebels retreated. Tibo-
doux is small place above Lafourche
Station about miles. Witzel went up
the river as far as the Bayou and met
them from that direction. The loss on
our side was fourteen killed and so woun-
died. The loss of the rebels is unknown.
The 8th Vermont and the colored reg't
started from Algiers and came up the
railroad, repairing damages done by the
rebels, which was considerable; bridges
being burnt, ties and rails torn up, &c.
When we arrived at Boutte Station, we
found all but one or two small houses,
burnt. We stopped at this station
through the night, and marched forward
the next morning to Desallemands. Here
we halted one or two days and took the
cars for Lafourche, and found the station
burnt and several houses We halted
here 3 or days, and yesterday came from
that station to this. At this station there
is long bridge with train of cars CON-
pletely destroyed by fire.
We have so completely cleared this
road Of the rebels that we think there
will be no trouble in holding it. There
is to be three regiments stationed on the
route. The whole length of the road is
so miles. PR.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-12-04
Thanksgiving.
There was quite a snow

There was quite snow storm on Mon
day, and sleighs are now the order of thu
day. No doubt there will be many ,
thanksgiving ride in consequence, and
many an old hearthstone will be warmed
and cheered, by gatherings of kindred. te
commemorate this annual festival. Lei
us not forget the home and friends Of oul
childhood, and let US cultivate the friend.
ship of brothers and sisters. We have
sometimes felt that this anniversary was
not as generally or as joyfully observed
as when we, in childhood. used to go with
father and mother, to grandfather's, and
help to eat the roast turkey and the enor-
nous chicken pie, and the endless round
of other pies, made of apples, mince,
pumpkin and squash, to say nothing of
the endless variety of cakes, and other
fxings. Then after supper, what pleas
ant and good natured, and loving and
friendly and jolly company there always
was, just as though we were all made to
be happy and friendly. Let us meet Oft
ener, and cultivate these virtues more, and
we shall be happier and more virtuous,
and shall enjoy more of the real good in
tended for mortals in this life. Social
pleasures are the most satisfying, and the
most lasting in their influence upon us,
and their influence in the best calculated
to make us what we should be,--men and
sconaen.
But while we are enjoying the pleas
ures of home and friends let us not forget
the members of our circle who are engaged
in the labor of love for our great aud glo-
rious country, and who cannot be with us.
Let us not only think of them, but let us
talk about them, and send them something
to let them know that they are remember
ed, with longings for their return; and
let us send up petition to our Heavenly
Father, that he will preserve them, and
bring peace to our land, and our friends
again to their old homes, that we may
once more unite in celebrating the annual
Thanksgiving.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-12-04
Lamoille County Court.

The December Term of this Court com.
menced its session on Tuesday last. A.
0. Adds presiding J. B. Slayton and
Samuel Plumley assisting
Court was opened by prayer by Rev. E.
B. Half, when the sheriff made the usual
proclamation of" Hear We, Hear We, Hear
yc," &C., when the calling of the docket
was attedded to /; after which the Court
adjourned till nine o'clock this (Wednes-
day)morning Toe majority Of the cases,
We shonld judge, are continued, and only
few set for trial by jury; so that we
should presume that there would be short
session. There are in attendance, the
usual number of the legal profession, and
We could not see that the war had in the
least affected their inclination to crack q
joke, or turn an "honest" penny.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-12-04

A BIG THING ON "PEANUTs," AND
YOUNG AMERICA. hear of middling
+" big thing" occurring in White Creek, a
few days since, in which two young male
sprigs are most ridiculously mixed up.
AS the story runs, they made call on two
young ladies, in that quiet burgh, ard an
immoderately large quantity of peanut
shells found on the doorstep short time
after their leave-taking, Enthusiastically
pointed to them as the perpetrators, where
upon, the young Ewes in question prompt
ly put their skillful digits to work, and
manufactured pie, whose every bearing
would excite the passions Of the most fas-
tiduous epicure, not forgetting to give it
liberal peanut-shell filling. 1t was a
"whited sepulchre without" but within
filled with any quantity of indigestibles.
Young men receive 1t in ecstacies, and
prepare to devour with gaping mouths,
but divide the spoils, only to find them
selves badly used up in glorious rich
sell. Bully for peanuts Bloomington
Banner.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-12-04

GEN. RosEoRANs' OPERATIoNs.-We are
promised scmi-officially, brilliant and fire.
quent successes in the West and South,
west, to result in undisputed possession
of all the states bordering on the Mis-
sissippi. There is to be entire unity of
plan and movement in the various armies
during the present compaign. The army
of the Cumberland is expected to be in
Knoxville before many weeks. A cores
pondent of the Cincinnati Commercial writ
ing from Louisville, says that recruits by
hundreds daily come in from East Ten
nessee, and without ceremony enter the
service The brigade of East Tennessee
ans, before it reaches Nashville, will
number nearly ten thousand strong in
which will be near two thousand cavalry,
will armed and equipped. They well be
sufficiently strong to raise the star span
gled banner i'll every county in East Ten
nessee, aud maintain their position
against any force the rebels can send
against them.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-12-04

please her, if you will excuse me. believe
l sciH retire. So good bye for this time.
M. QUoD.
P. S.-About the women don't want
to offend them, for | don't see how we can
get along without them. l don't think
half SO bad of them, really, as what L
have said would lead one to think.
But sometimes such thoughts aoiU come
into my mind, and they happened to come
this time when was writing to you, and
so just wrote 'em down. hope you
wont print 'em. If you do, however, won't
you be so kind as to send me half dozen
copies of your paper, for | know that
number of old maids all in one neigh
borhood, who have no I" heart" in the
war, and i want to send them each copy.
M. @.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-12-04

CoNFIsoATIoN CoMMENoED.-By the
steamer Delaware, arrived at New York,
we have accounts from Port Royal S. c.,
to the 25th of November The malig-
nant fever, which prevailed for some time
at Port Royal, had entirely disappeared,
and the army was in good condition.
The arrival of rcinforcements was most
anxiously looked for, as all are anxious
for an advance. Gen. Brannan is still
in command of all the forces. The gov
eminent commissioners, Messrs. Brisbane
and Wordent, had reached Port Royal,
and proceed to assess the deserted planta-
tons and offer them for SALE Mr.. Brisbane
was for twenty-five years a resedint Of
Beaufort and large STAKEHOLDER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-12-04

Bic OwL.--A son Of E. H. Shaw, Of
Morristown on Thursday last. shot an
owl on the premises of ozias Spalding of
this town, which measured feet and 2
incHes-ffom tip te'tip ofits wings. One
of its claws or feet shown u.s., looked very
much like dog's,--so tHiekly wasit COW
cred with hairy feathery coat Of pro-
lection against the cold. When extend
ed sidewise the claws measured IL inch
es and 3 inches from front to back.