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send you extract from . letter written by Hon.
the United States District Court for tho Southern Dis
trct OF New York addressed Daniel Webster in Is43
when for political reasons, the BANKRUPT law was re-
peaed;-
at affords satisfaction TO state my conviction that
most tho applicants whose have come before me
arc meritorious objects Tor the provisions and priv
Of the law. Tho greatest proportion OF them
insovcnt and the amount Of Indebtedness exhibited by
the schedules, IL OF appalling magnitude; yet 20 far
jealous and vigant scrutiny of creditors has brought
light acts OF dishonesty unfairness tending 20
discrsdit these debtors class. AZ general fact
their integrity stands untarnshed.
Another prominent particular In most Of the cases in
the city New York h. that the debtors exhaust
eli before appealing 10 the Bankrupt act
II Is very that pittancs q property remains for
distribution among the mass Of debts with
quescencc Of creditors in the discharge OF applicants
Il lust TO believe that whatever Of they possessed
were honestly applied In efforts 70 their credit
their abi ties for out ofseventeen eighteen
hundred voluntary applications, only about hundred
have been opposed, and 10 large proportion Of these
cases the opposition made 10 decree bankruptcy
and was continued against petition for discharge
Another particular worthy OF notice Is the compare
lively small number OF bankrupa who have made voIun
tary application in this district taking into view ito
population and business and peculiar relation 20 other
parts of the country, may be regarded romarksbs
that instead Of outnumbering every other district the
Union in applicants the lowest In the scale
Il understood that this owing 10 very general COM
position of mercanil7 debts, induced 10 considerable
degree By the passage or the law which has In that
way effected reof TO deeply suffering class OF debtors
without driving them TO open bankruptcy"
II evidence Of the value and Importance OF Bankrupt
law wanting before, this clear practical expana
ton would afford ". SINS.
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cessfuly accomplished. Among the roads which
have been successfully reorganized We may men
ton the Milwaukee and Prairie ,du Chen 1.-THE old
Milwaukee and Mississippi the Chicago and
Northwestern (the old Chicago, St. Paul and Fond
du Lac), the Erie, and we believe also the Pitts
burg Fort Wayne and Chicago. Some parties
have taken exception to the scheme of reorganiza.
ton IN the latter concern; but we have reason to
believe that their objections are futile, and that
the new company is not only earning very large
income, but is on perfectly sound basis. The old
La Crosse and Milwaukee is being recognized, and
from the rise in the bonds and the character of
the parties who have the affair in hand we Judge
that it will be successful, II is obvious. however,
that while in these and other cases, bankrupt con-
Germs may be recognized with great advantage to
all parties in interest there cases in which at
tempts will be made to reorganize embarrassed
companies with the object Of defrauding one or
more classes of creditors. Parties having claims
against railway companies in state of insolvency
will do well to inspect narrowly the conditions of
any proposed reorganization and the character of
the parties in charge of the work before surrender
ing their claims against the property. +s1
1t is hardly necessary to remark that the Pacific
Mail Company has declared no dividend of $40 per
share as announced in Saturdays HERALD The
company which made this dividend is . very diff
ferent concern. We make this correction at the
request of the Pacific Mail Company.
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BASE BALL PLAYERS visrr TO PmrADELpmA.-Ths two
mines selected from the leading Brooklyn clubs, with
their friends and invited guests win embark at eight
O'Clock this morning, by way OF Camden aud South
boy on tour Of pleasure and play, to Philadelphia. The
base bali players Of Philadelphia visited this city short
time since and met with hearty reception from the fra.
tc,n,tv generally although rather unsuccessful In their
having The Phadephans, II Ia said, have made am
Nc Arrangements receive their guests and will doubt
,osa givo them q doubly hearty reception The games
,r, be PLAYED at Camacs Wood. On the Fourth tho
members Of the Eekford Club viii visit Nswburg, with
similar purpose.
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The following table shows the course OF
stock market for the past week and month";

Stocks have not varied much during the past
week. Erie bonds, and some other securities II
which large amounts have arrived from abroad,
are scarcely as high they were. They will proba-
bly, fall still lower il the foreign supply continues
large. Central has been inactive since the recent
rise, but is firmly held, and its present earnings
promises to rise to the neighborhood OF par in the
course Of the summer Government securities arc
firm, but inactive. There is more speculation in
the shares of the Western roads, which have been
doing a very handsome business of late.
The present net earnings Of the Chicago and
Northwestern road at the rate OF $3.50 900 per
annun,. The bonded debt OF the company is as
follows
let mortgage including sinking fund assontedv bonds,
Appleton extension, interest and Green Bay
bonds, ts..,... <os5VO0V
"a mortgage zooo,oW
Total bonded debt. 81 $50 600
On which the annual interest Is $40, 900. The
road is thus earning over hundred thousand dol
lars more than interest and expenses. The assent.
ed bonds, which are selling at So, and the second
mortgage bonds which are selling at 80, appear to
be more certain TO yield income to their holders
than Erie preferred which is selling at 65, and
Rock Island, which is selling at 69H.
movement appears to be on foot in the stock
Of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad. The
noating debt, which was upwards Of s3,500,0O0
eighteen months ago, Is now reduced TO about
$500 600. and the fourth mortgage bonds, into
which il is fundable, are selling at 49, There
seems TO be no doubt but the whole floating debt
will be funded within brief period Of timci and
the new schedule Of bonded debt was predcsted
upon the earnings Of 1seO, which are largely sur
passed by the present earnings Of the concern,
there is some probability that the stock may take
place ON the dividend paying list sooner than is
expected. The parties most closely connected
with the company affect ignorance Of its improved
condition, and are not disposed to encourage pur-
chases Of its stock. Whether their object is to
coerce the few remaining floating creditors into
settlement, or to secure for their friends large
supply Of the stock at low prices, the public are
left TO conjecture.
Quite q number OF Western roads are going
through process Of reorganization, which Is In.
tended to restore them to q sound financial con-
dition. In several cases this reorganization, In the
hands Of honest aud capable men, has been sue.
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AsHEs.-The market was steady with small sales o.
pots at IS SIX, while pearls were nominal at So.
BREADsTUFfs.-Four-Owing to relaxation in ster-
ling exchange and advance in freights the market
less buoyant and active Common and modern grades OF
State and Western brands closed at prices while
good and higher grades Of extras unchanged The
sales embraced about 10 600 bbls, closing within the
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, June 49, 1862.
The exports Of produce, merchandise and specie
from this port during the past week exceed the
imports by about million and quarter dollars.
Had it not been for the importation OF American
stocks, of which we have no published record, the
balance of trade would have been in our favor to
that extent. The following were the principal
;,nn
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RESTAURANTS.

(LAM AND FISH cHowDERs EVERY DAY. AS
~ male by the Pilgrim Fathers OF New England. Free
Lunches for restaurants AT the Conmodores No. New
street near Wall. Fine Ales three cents per glass
rREEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS, BY AARON A.
NJ LEVY, the best turtle maker la New YORK.
hours on the day and evening at BIDsAs Oyster BAY
100 Broadway and No. Corandt street Families and the
irnde erinflied.
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OF these articles a certain number will continue
to be imported under any circumstances. Such
are sugar, coffee, tea, hides and drugs. The new
duty which s being laid on them by Congress is
therefore strictly . revenue duty; it will come out
of the pockets of the consumer. 1t ought
to be high, In order to yield a proper
amount OF revenue. Other articles imported
can be produced as well here as abroad, and the
additional duty to be laid upon them will have the
double effect of adding to the revenue and stimu-
lating production at home. Such articles are near
ly all kinds of dry goods, brandy, iron, tobacco,
lead STEEL hemp and fancy goods II is expected
that the new tariff will have the effect of reduc
ing the importation of these articles very mater
ally As they will advance in price in consequence
of the increased duty, consumption will be check
ed. and, on the other hand, domestic production
will be developed and increased. There never was
a point on which the people were more unanimous
free trade party. which was so long dominant in
this country. has disappeared altogether. Recent
events have convinced every that it is idle to
expect to win the friendship of foreign nations by
throwing open our markets to their goods; and, on
the other hand, the straits in which the nation is
at present placed render it very unsafe for US to
spend money in the purchase of goods which can
well be manufactured at home. Many years
probably whole generaton-will elapse before
our importations of foreign goods again reach the
figure which they touched in 1857 and in 1860.
The following are the trade tables of the port
for the week and since January L.
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COAL.

CoAL--cUMBERLAND COAL FOR BLACKsM1THs,
~ Of the best quality fresh the Mines 10 be dis
charged Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, and will be
delivered boat Mt the lowest prices this year
r. GARR1CK, 10 and q Roosevelt street.
CUMBERLAND COA1.--JUsT RECEIVED, CUMBER.
~ land Coal Of superior quality, for blacksmiths
Tiios TRusLow, JR. 2ss Bas. Fourteenth street.
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VIVA LA AMERICA. VIVA "A AMERICA
THE PARTRIDGE TIF pAfTRJDGF

NWest HOUSTON strees "a West Houston street.
The greatest Free ana cy in the city Look the talent
collected this evening
June 30 Tune no Iune 10
NJ Soomons Mordo Al Lyons = Riley, r. Russell g. Brown
George Gray d. INDY l. Fraser H. Byron, j. Busby and
numerous others j. H. Jones will preside The Pianoforc
Polite and geo. emany coored walters In attendance
II. BYRON aud GEO. GRAY. Proprietors
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WINES AND Liquors.

NOTICE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W. j.
an Howell No. 10 Houston street and 81 Beckman street
city Of New YORK. sole agent for my Pale Ale All orders
his address Will be promptly attended TO- The public
cautioned against certain designing persons who have
sureptousiy obtained my casks htg them with
ale Of inferior quality and vending the my manu-
factre will guarantee genuine unless sed Of
PHILADELPHIA, Aprf IA, 1907 wM. @. RUDMkS
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FASHION PLKAsURE GROUND ASSOCIATION.
ra sdsy Mis =. o'ciosk. math soJ, nile heats,
harness; u. Mace naznes b. m. Tempess, 70 wagon ~
JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager
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NEW YORK RACES.
UNION COURSE. L. I.

UNION COURSE. L. l.
THE STRING RUNNING MEETING will commence
Stakes aud Purs = will DO tor
FIRST DAY-FRIDAY, JULY E.
stake Tor year o,ds-2 mile heats.
SAME DAY-FRIDAY, JULY 4.
English principle reduce oradd to weight for
ase TWO ies OUT free for all ages; 500 entrance,
Tor eli seven entries m second best 20 save stnse;
track 70 give $40 Cosed with nine entries, all to start.
saaE pAY-rIrrANr PRIzE LADIES Girr. *.
ma ms mn ent Enamelled Gold Watch, richly inald with
weight 10 be- carried, 10 bs half mil heas value 81
watch ana chain $f0 enrance Fee SIS Four more
this prize unless he shall have been used ordinary sad
pub { pus either IN the United States o. Canada within
two yeaS
Ten stables OF horses will be present 10 contes for
these purses comprising not only or race horses
but more first class than In the North AZ
tin before IT. diL,on those IN named there
VIII be ling,pn ldlewild Mol!s Jackson, Laura Fass
Bette Ward Sailor Boy, Popp Swell err Ella D. Austerits
Soferino, others giving Of the BEST
RACING EVER SEEN IN TIE North.
JNu. u. Cassidy, Manager.
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TOO LAVE ron CLAssIFICATIUN.

CROWDED HOUSES. CROWDED HOUSES
" The great Free and Easy rs West Houston street. still
continues OF success which Is substantially
tsned by the following talcnt.-Messrs IL. j. Riley.
Conley surrdge Busby Russell The great Abcyt Brahan
will give Of his soul stirring characerisp, songs Mr.
smith will obige with solos the ornct
nv Mons. Thaberg. Pianist N. B.-Ne Niger walters "a
impair euvia OF the No WIDER served TO lure
the'unwary. n. SMITH.
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THE MILITARY.

n SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ACTIVE, HONORARY
- and exempt members of the Second Company Seventh
y gment National Gnar), VII be held a. the Armory on
will attend as business of importance will be laid befoe
tho meeting. BY order. A. y. SANDS, CHAIRMAN.
T. FOSTER, Secretary
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POLITICAL.

nEMoCRATIC UNION AND RENT PAYERS PARTY
~ The regular monthly meeting Of the General Com
Room a. Tuesday, July J, az eight o'c.ock Y " 81
order NJ JUN N0hEON, lresdenk
Plr1R McQuApE, Secretary.
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IMPoRTs.
For the ,ceek. 1850. 1861. 1862.
Dry goods ......... 1920 .90S 227,7l9 1,176,6 600
General merchand'e ,905 l,105 ,O44 2577 ASS
Total for week. So SOS 1913 $50 1853 3754,l
Previously report 1O4 051 800 1897 1853 965 543
Since Jan. l.. .$l07 .557 203 777306l6 S3719, 700
EXPORTS PRoDrcB AND MERCHANDISE.
1860. 1861. 1862
For the week.. 49,. 81 494 lit 23uS ISL 2.0l63S0
Previously reported 40 250,57 81 247e0s 579123,6
Since Jan L.. Sal ISL 3,556,5so s,e2s,15e
EXPORTS SPECIE
1850 1851 1862
For the week ...... 81 ,4l7,757 2,0,0 3,O56, 562
Previously reported 81 80 263 307s,454 25,794762
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Nos. A27 and 40 Canal street, corner Of yar,ck. ~
op u, niy IRON 10 A. NJ till r. NJ and from I'LL r
cr snJ rr cent interest allowed on sums OF $50 and
ucr, sn0 I'VE per cent on larger sums. ,1 ~
ih'o est Commences on July l.
E.v HAUGHwoUT, President a.rt
JOHN MCLEAN, Viz. pr..,a,,.s
MALTBY q. LANE, VICE rfos'u' "
"ulbSER 8 CHArfS SscrciGry II @t q
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hastily prepared reports Of this battle.
NEW Wharf.-The frst lot OF this years crop of
wheat recsvedat So Louis the 10Th from South.
Illinois, and sold at 81 % bushe. Samples OF
new wheat grown in Ohio exhibited al Cincinnati
the 10th inst.
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~ Gen J. J. Peck Las been ordered to
relieve Gen Casey in the command of his d.
vision, near Bottom bridge Gen A ?. Howe
takes command of Peck's brigade, and Gen
Casey is to protect the base of our operations
at the White House.
t. A soldier in the 10th New York regi-
ment, at Fair Oaks, was saved from death
by his wife's picture in his breast pocket
A rifle ball was repealed by the iron plate
and though the conclusion doubled the sold.
Ter up, he was not injured. Moral keep
your wife's face next to your heart.
T. A letter from an officer of company
E, 9TH New Hampshire regiment, says -
"We did our duty at the battle of Fair Oaks
Our company went into the fight 80 men
and all but l6 were wounded, killed or miss
ing. The regiment, out Of 635 men, los,
1877. Those killed Of our company lay with
in ten feet of the rebel dead, showing that i,
was close work."
r. Two of our colonies, walking throusl
the streets Of New Orleans, heard secest
orator abusing General Butler. They arrest
ed and took him before that officer, who, at
ter hearing the case, said :-"Get a shove
and pick, send him to the earthworks below
there to dig gravel for the term of thirty
days. Then, if he behaves let him 90 ; 9th.
crwise, extend the time to sixty"
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DIR. WM. B. HURD'S
EURALGIA PLASTERS
for the cure IF
NEUR A GIA

or Toothache produced by colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA
is Immediately cured by their application.
DR.. VIM. B. Hurd's Neuralgia Plasters
never fail to give satisfaction 10 all who test
their virtue.
Prepared at DIR. Hurd's Dental Office,
No. "a Fourth Street, Brooklyn, E. ID.
Price, only ID Cents Each.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
ADDRESS Principal Office. Tribune buildings
No. Spruce Sired, Ne,c York.
Sold also by Caswell. Mack & Co., Fifth
Avenue Hotel; J. & |. Coddington. 10
Broadway ID. S. Barnes, 202 Broadway, and
by all Druggists. 7l-l323
NoT.cE.-We are daily receiving orders TO
send by mail some one OF more of DIR Hurl' :
Dental Remedies. which we cannot fill. None
are mailabe except the Neuralgia Plaster. which
we send in an envelope on receipt of price rs
cents and one stamp. But 10 accommodate per-
sons in places where the druggists and store
keepers are behind the age We have put up pack
ages IN white embossed boxes. seven inches by
four, with compartmentS-each box containing I
bottle of DIR Hurd's Mouth Wash. and Tooth
Ache Drops, a box of Tooth Powder. the Neu-
ralgia Plaster, and a valuable little Treatise on
Teeth and their Diseases the best means of pre-
serving them, and the proper treatment of Chill
dren's Teeth, worth of itself the entire cost TO
every young man or woman. or parents with
young children; with sundry other miscellaneous
articles price per package one dollar. OF six
packages for 81. sent by express As directed. As
! the express charges not much. if any. more
on dozen than on one, il is far cheaper 10 order
six or a dozen packages at one time. \ large
family will want all, the surplus can be dis,,o-
sed of to nsighbors with public benefit. for no
one can estimate how much pain. suffering. un-
happiness, and Disagreement, expense, loss OF
time and money would be saved TO the country
if every family to-day had one of these packages.
which, in itself, is complete set of Dental Re
NEEDLES. Address VIM b Hurd & Co. Tribune
Buildings, New York, and write maine and ad-
dress plainly. That remittances may be made
with confidence, W. B. H. 4 Co refer TO the
Mayor of Brooklyn. to G w Griffith. President
of the Farmers and Citizens Bank, Brooklyn:
to the editor of the American Manufacturers
Gazette; to Joy, Coe Il Co, Publishers Agents.
New York; to P Barnum, Esq. who knows a
good thing when he sees it and who has already
ordered a second supply etc.
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1000 Agents Wanted.

To introduce DR. Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every county. Men or women who want 10 make
money quickly. can do better with these articles
than anything in market. They are new, useful,
low priced. and We are spending thousands in
advertising them for the benefit of agents. Box
es of samples. containing dozen of the one
dollar packages above specified, with circulars
will be sent, on receipt Of seuen dellars, about
half price, to any person wishing to test his or
her skill in selling with the view of becoming an
agent. They can be sold in day.
u We would rather pay salaries than Com
missions to those who prove themselves efficient
statesmen.
% Now is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

N having been appointed 10y the Proba-, %,
FOR the district ef Caledonia, guardian Of, -
Lawrence Of Waterford in said dis,ri,-. - IA Ia
order If court having been made reegir,T, : :
creditors of said Asa Lawrence TO rrese-- :, : :
, claims TO ne on or before the 9TH dag Of H.
Der, A ID 1867, otherwise 10 be barred. I -
give notice that will be present al the duel',-
I house of the saii Asa Lawrence III waterf,r5
aforesaid, On the 9th day of September. A n
1876 and ON the 9Th day of Deoember, A ID lss5'
Al one o clock p. M on each Of said day, :, -. -
ceive such claims as NAV be presented -
20 said order of court. DENNIS MAY,
Waterford. June 9, 1867 lSol-l
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DIR. VIM. Il. HURD'S
TOOTH ACHE DROPS!

for the cure OF
TO I II A { ii f
produced by exposed nerves.
1t is particularly adapted TO all cases Of
children afflicted with
TOOTHACHE.
Parents can relieve themselves from that
distressing weariness caused by
LOSS OF SLEEP.
and their children from great suffering, by
keeping bottle of
DR.. wM. B. HURDS I0OTHACHE DROPS
in the house.
Prepared at DIR. Hurd's Dental Office,
No. a. Fourth Street, Brooklyn, E. ID.
Price, only l. Cents per Bottle.
A liberal discount made to dealers.
ADDRESS Principal Office. Tribune Buildings
No. Spruce Street. Nee York.
Sold also by Caswell. Mack X Co.. Fifth
Avenue Hotel; ]. & /. Coddington, 1l5
Broadway; ID. S. Barnes, 202 Broadway,
and by all Druggists.
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ruMNiSSLONERS, NOTICE

" .fi- s>t'>,Iil'"i>- ic appointed IN 1l,. II l +
w ar Probate coarl for lac district ,!tai.i,la d, -
~i.ri.r-. 4. r'UciA, Aaiiiillr ANA adjust all CLAIMS .
nIall1> 81 all per>ii SaSalil>i lie estate Truman
iaIr Il sutton ia sad dl-trlci. t,,-s~,s. ..- b..
claims The Decreased tAhiii,d in ,,f--l lf,r.- ~
lac noii,e thai >iA n4viillI> iran The lG Gay a. r-
ID lse all ed lr The creditors l,ro-,
asivr- H. tIse luliV-. that N ia n,rl Ia 1sr
Jose. Al lie Dwelling House oi Sarah n Ran in Su--
ina said .s>iri. liz lah ay al July l--s II H..
l. m AID un thu Sih Vi Dec. leis. al lp,,Ci.k IL
John T. "a CUNNINGHAM
90 DAVID EASTMAN. '-'-hir
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BRANDY, BOURBON WHISKEY, run
Ac., &c.

Arc put up with The greatest care As regards tirr
purity and Medicinal qualities, and are 80 Tecyl.
mended hv the Faculty.
We are permitted 10 refer To the following c on
,ni>>;oners, Town Agents. ard PHYSICIANS 6 -
State Of Vermont. and publish the annexed -
suits of Chemical Analysis. made tfy em.a,1-
Chemists a. an evidence that one but The ;,,l,,
AID most desirable articles IN our line NIL It 81
ferea .nr sale 10 our customers
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REFERENCES.

:. W THAYBR. VI. D.. Dean OF the Nedica. Fal-
ulty IN the University of Vermont
w CARPENTER, Professor &c, in the Vernon
University
J. = PIERCE. Eli CHITTENDEH. Agents, B.:
ineton-
ANsoS BARBER, Agent. Brattleboro-
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Miss JOSEPHINE VI. SroDpAkD VIII conii'-
ne to give instruction in Music and French =
the ..Piano-Forte Ware Rooms.
Piano-Fortes, Sheet Music, and Musical " ofh>
for sale. ~,
Main Street, St Johnsbury, Jan 81. 'sa
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MS Nt4s uG.N
HENRY VI. SLEELEl-
THE STANTON HORSE

VIII be at North Danyil,e NonGays IN ti.r
afternoon, aiWatsons stable. ST JohnsouTt; r.
DAYS. at Lyndon saturdays. and At the stable ..
the subscriber the remainder Of tie week during
the season.
WM. Z. STANTON
North Danyille, June 10, 1867. So-IVo