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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-20
Written for the Newsdealer.
ON THE DEATH OF A SOLDIER.

.'Come up nearer soldier brother, for my life is
ebbing fast, 7G.7
And know, by warning nature, that this night
will be my last;
Yet, my brother, am willing for my country
thus to die
And no darkness clouds the future, for my hopes
are fixed on high.~
But before my sinking spirit leaves its prison
house of clay, ts a
would tell you of my loved one in my home far,
far away; (.
And if you should live to meet them, when this
dreadful war is o'er, $3.50"
Tell them that in death loved them as never
loved before.
In little low,roofed cottage, by a swelling riv-
er's sde
When, like its own unfettered current young
days did swiftly glide,
Lives alone my widowed mother, with her bowed
head silvered Ger
Grown, perchance, a shade more frosty since |
left that cottage door
She it was.who babe me answer to our perilled
country's call.
Saying, Go, though if you perish, have sacri.
feed my all.
God viii benny stay and solace-he will keep me
undismayed.
Go, my son, cannot claim when your country
needs your aid = tt @
Noble Motherl Tell her-tell her that the son
she Offered free.
Bore the echo of her blessing far across the rol.
ling sea, F
That it nerved him in the battle, gave him cour-
age in the fray;
And that now in death it cheers him, whispering
OF a heavenly day.
Soldier, there is yet another who will miss me
when I'm gone,
And her eyes will lose their brightness, vainly
watching my return.
When you robe my lifeless body for its last un-
broken rest,
You will find l"cket lying closely to my lifeless
breast
Lay it with me- would have it to illunfine the
darkened tomb;
And twill seem as if an angel banished every
shade of gloom. A"
Brother, tell her when you meet her,-0las how
quickly comes my breath
Tell her that spirt-bridal shall be ours.-Oh /
this is death -
Gently let us draw the curtain, for the soldier S
II pangs are DER;
He has safely crossed the river--anchored on the
'other shore
War and strife no more will reach him. He has
gone where all II. peace,
Where no bugle blast is sounded, and the din Of
battles cease w.JC. 4
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wick. 1t smelt hideously on being ex-
tinguished, and filled the room with fat.
ty smoke that nearly choked nc. for.
tunately went to sleep and woke up alive;
still, in case of asphyxia or any other
casualty, there was medical aid close at
hand. was in room seventeen. and in
room fourteen Mrs. Doctress Lavese
Smith" had taken up her abode. Mrs.
Doctress Lavese Smith" was to be consult.
ed at all hours. She cured everybody
she promised all things, including secre-,
cy. For all that ended in ." is" for all
that ended in +" ism," and for all that
ended in la" she was infalliable. Close
ly printed handbills, headed - See what
woman can do !" were freely stuck upon
the walls of the fremont. Testimonials,
signed Cynthia Pike" " Betsy vose,"
with many Others proclaimed her pills to
be purely vegetable" l slept and
dreamed that Mrs. Doctress Smith was
attending me for chronic elephantiasis,
and that Cynthia Pike had iuveiglcd me-,
by promises of unlimited greenbacks and
brakes Plantation bitters, to enlist in the
Green Mountain Boys.
In the raw cold morning We rose, swal-,
lowed some scalding coffee, were charged
dollar and half apiece for the accom-
mediation we had not enjoyed, and were
jolted in the fremont coach to the sta
tion. Soon after six train started for
Rouse's Point. They had forgotten to
kindle the fuel in the stove, and the cold
was almost unbearable; hut we were con-
soled by the thought that at Rouses
Point we should make connections. and
b. landed by breakfast time say, by half
past nine, at Montreal Please to observe,
that we had already been twenty three
hours on the road, and that fifteen hours
was to have been the duration of our
journey.
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gnsintss Garbs.
Hotels.

'A" Hotels.
NToRRISVffdE HOUSE, Morrisvile, Vt, R.
M D, spaulding, proprietor. Inc proprietor u
hopes to be able to make the traVeiieI ieei a'
home. "'t3 IL
TyRBEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Wolcott VT
SI X Day proprietor. This house has peen
ittad nm and additions and Improvements maze
during the last season. so that the proprietor
feels confident that he can make the traveller ieel
at home. Ria
MEXICAN HOUSE. Hyde Park. Vt.,'J. a.
Y Child, proprietor. Horses and carriges LOT
CO veyance to any part of the country Always "a Ia
readiness. Also horses and carriges to let. ~
VILLAGE HOTEL, Hyde Park. VT, J. l..
Nesmith, Proprietor.
VILLAGE HOTEL, Waterbury, VT, jeremiah
' Brown, proprietor.
TLMoRE POND HOUSE, Elmore Vt, A. W.
II Ayerill, proprietor. Conveyances to any
part of. the county on short notice.
A MEXICAN HOUSE. St. Adams, vt, s. G..
n Field proprietor
EDEN HOUSE, Eden Mills, VT, G, W. DEMO,
T. proprietor 90
JRASBURGH HOUSE. Irasburgh. VT, by r.
/ W. Nye. Stages leave this house daily for all
railway stations. Horses and carriages to let. ~
UUBBELI.'S HOTEL, Wolcott, VT. Justus
Ill Hubbel, proprietor, on the stage road to
lrasbulgh. Conveyance to any part of the coun-
ty on short notice. "a
INDEN HOTEL, Eden Corners, VT, j. Har-
Il rington, proprietor. Good Accommodations
for man and beast
NOODRIRH'S HOTEL, Stowe Lower Village)
II w., D. Goodrich. proprietor. ~
II lbop
Shepard, Proprietor. 10
EAGLE HOTEL, by H. P. Sseger. Cambridge,
IL Boro'., Vermont. ~
HOTEL. Albany Centre Vermont, w. How
Ill ard. Proprietor. This is good place to stop.
once knew dinner for four, with good cup OF
tea, got up in ten minutes. Ed. 36
sVESTovER'S HOTEL, Waterville. VT. s..
w B. Westover, proprietor. u
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( H.. WELLS, merchant tailor.t Waterbury,
n vt. ,dealerin the best broadcloths. doeskins
cassimeres vestings, taiors' trimmings, custom
Ready made clothing. Gents furnishing
Goods, &C., Graments made. in the most ap-
proved manner, and warranted to fit. 30
~ H. MILAN. fashionable or.Johnson VT.
AJ.All work made by him will be done in the best
tyle and warranted to fit. Cutting done for
Tiers to make Terms, cash on delivery. l
,Q N, TRACY, fashionable tailor, Johnson, Vt.
yO,Work done to order on short notice. cutting
done for Others to make. All work warranted. 20
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-20
THE ILLINOIS RIOT.

A correspondent at Charleston. Illinois,
April 4th, communicates the following
with regard to the recent Copperhead riots
in that place:
"Martial law is proclaimed, the court
is adjourned, our citizens are all armed,
the approaches to town guarded-for the
rest of the week business was suspended.
Mr.. Henry Clement was dispatched to ST..
Louis for rifles for the citizens. He sue
ceeded in obtaining full supply, and
now our streets and suburbs are lined with
old men and boys, all armed to the teeth,
proclaiming death to the first copperhead
that should wiggle. Not copperhead to
be found.
The leading copperheads have absconded.
A large reward is offered by the 54th Ill.
regiment, and by citizens, for the arrest
and return, dead or alive, Of these lead
ers. They are mostly men Of property,
and having families here will probably be
soon found and meet their just reward if
returned alive.
The first shot fred during the riot
brought down soldier. who arose to his
elbow and shot down his murderer, dead.
Another soldier was hotly pursued by
plumber cf the murderers, and finding
chance to turn upon them from behind 9
small tree, FIVE inches through, brought
his pistols to bear upon them and kept
them at bay while they kept up their fir
ing at him. afterwards counted four
teen bullet holes in the tree and about az
many through his clothes, and he not hurt
at all. L Hga odV
A soldier rushed out of the court house
to rescue brother who had fallen. where
upon it is estimated that at least twenty
five shots were fred at him, when he re-
turned uninjurcd Col Mitchell was fred
at twenty times, receiving but one wound
his watch saved his life; he finding
that he was wounded in the abdomen. saw
that a ball had glanced from his watch.
only grazing the skin. Major York was
assassnated in the court house by mis-
creant approaching behind and present.
ing pistol at his back. killing him in
stantly. ga u W
Ayoung Jenkins. an estimable citizen.
was killed by volley fred by the SOL
diers. who had just arrived by the cars
they aiming to bring down an escaping
secesh just as he making for the door Of
jenkins g. Co. q store yo61s Jenkins be-
J, ing behind the door to prevent hisip.
grsss. The elder Jenkins alsc WA assist
ing in holding the dccr. huh esutieusly
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-20
Painters.

n NJ. LEfGHTON, Eden Corners. Vt, here
In by announces to the citizens of Lamoille
County and vicinity that he has made arrange.
ments for doing House. Carriage and Furniture
Painting and Graining, in the neatest manner.
and with the utmost dispatch. He also attends
to paper hanging and glazing. All orders
promptly attended to. OIL
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Carriage maker.

WILSON GRISwOLD, carriage and sleigh
w maker Elmore, VT, keeps constantly on
hand, carriages and'sleighs. Of the best work
manship. aud gotup in the best style Repair
ing done promptly. #N a
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Rates of Advertising.
column year, $4o mos. $25; mos. sl4;
mo. 81. a-
IL column year, $25; mos. IA; mos. 81
mo. So.
IA column year. Sl4 6 mos. 81; mos So !;
mo. $3. ,t.i.t
t2.S column lyear, Ss 6 mos, So; 8 mos So
mo. So.
legal Notices charged at cts. per line for three
insertions two insertions, cts. line; one
one insertion, cts line.
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Cash for skins and PeIts..

THE subscriber will pay the highest price. In
1 cash. for sleeps pelts, Dairy and Veal skins.
atr+ VIII. HADDEY.
JohBsen, Nsrch 23d, 1894 1stf
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PHYSICIANS.

IA. STEELE, MD, Homeopathic physician
81. and surgeon, Morrisville, Vt. Office at his
residenccA-at the d. P Noyes house.
yxTM l.. WHITE, NJ. D., physician and sur
wv ,geon Hyde Park, vt. Office at the for
ner rhAidence of ]. T. Allen. L.L.
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jewelers..

jewelers..
N w. SCOTT, matchmaker and jeweler, John
V. son, Vt.. keeps constantly on hand an as
sortment OF clocks, jewelry, patent medicines,
Essences, hair oils, candies. spruce gum, DC. l3o
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-20

n P. FORBUSH. surgeon dem .szzr-
". tist Office in the Patriot ssaE
Building, State st, Montpelier VT. oIIrYYD
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gamuille Aewsaealer !:

PUBLIsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, -.
AT HYDE PARK, LAMoILLE COUNTY. VT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-06-17

WrrStsnAv. June
Flour Sales at g. % a q 81. Tor Western sue
per-ue s. 50 n Do for common extras, medium
do. IS - n r. aud good and cho.,e AZ g ODD n
- p hbI. including Canada and Ohio, tennessee
ami Michigan. Corn Me1l T. Gran e - q 1l y
btI. Rye Flour S. 81 n IS = l,bI fr common AID
extra.
GRAIN.-Tle market 70. corn has been rather
unsettled the past week O.. = 10 a 0 IS FOR now
Southern hite and Western mixed and 81 rs for
new Southern yellow. Oats IS a csc e. hush f5r
Northern and canada. Rye s. % q bush. White
Beans s. . a - -, for common ami good lus pod
and marrow aad extra pea at e - ~ 3 l-s = bush
Shorts $50 n So aud Zine Feed and mldtlin=. 80
a so p ton.
PRoVISlONS.-PoTk s 81 90 2 Dbl higher, sales
At 50 p for prime s32 n s73 for mess. sn So
a 25 for clear. cash. Eecfsl7 n % for Eastern ami
Western mess and extra mess sni So 4 % Tor
family extra Lard Is 2 l6e 2 h as to quality.
Smoked Hams n a DC = p. Is o quality, Butter
lower Sales Of fair and choice New York and Yer
mont dairies At 30 a 81, a. to quality. The stock
Of Cheese i light, and sales at 10 n Ice . p for
common and prime.
W0oL--The transactions IN domestic Wool the
past week have been considerable sales comprise
eoocoO rs fleece and pulled at prices ranging from
. q CSC, the choice grades OF re-pulled selling
in small lots at 90 70 sc = 5, but sc Is stil the
outside igure for the lest grades Of fleece. The
sales comprise $500 b choice New York at SIC
and 22,ooo bs New York and Vermont at &c 2 b.
In Canada Wool there have been sales Of 1000 rs
fleece and pulled on private terms and our manu-
facturers have contracted 10 some extent in Canada
at ~ Disc in gold.
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NEW YoRE. june II.
Gold sold this afternoon ut 1861


Washington. June 18Th. IAN
To Ma. Gen. Dir
The movement Of the Army Of the Psto-
mae to the south sid. of Richmond ac~,.s
the Chickahominv and James Rivers has nr,-
gresscd far enough to admit the nubiic,fi,,
Of some general facts without danger of me-
mature disclosures.
After several DAYS preliminary ur-para-
tons the movement commenced sunday ni,btr
The 18th Army C,rfs under command n
Gen. Smith marched 10 White Honse ,p5
then embarked on trau.p.,r-s fir R.r,,,,l,
Landing. Wr,rits Cons. line 6tb and
Burnside's the On. moved IN .J,n,s' hid,
where they crossed the Cbi,k,bo,nip, -
marched thence f, Cbarlc. Ci,, az, to -.
Hancock : and Wotr,t,-s Cnr,3s ,.r.,s.,i ,t,'
Chickabominv at I'm. brid4.. and ,n,r.I..,j
thence t. Wiicox's on the Jane. River
The James River was 10 he crossed IN. tb.
army at Powhatan Point
1 despatch from teen Grant dar.i Nm
,lay "a i. VI nj Wiir,x's T.r3in.. -
that the advance. If opr tr,o,,. Id r,,oi...l
that Mace and Womb commence ,.r.,..i,,,, fj...
James river Tomorrow fTusdayl and thar
smith, corn, would c,,n,ncrc,. IRWIN. ~,
CITY Point that nigbt tb.r n, F.-I-
tinsr WAS reuorted duriu,s t,.. ,.,r,,,,,,,,
eyr,pt little cavalry .tir,,,i., -
teri5v TUESDAY, att,rn,s.p nf pm
Gen. Grant was a. Bermuda T,ndiug
In a di.u,t,b fr,p, hin J,t.d Sp "
Tuesday h. saws oar f,-,es will e,a,'
m.pce crossing James River t..j,v H..
cne,nv .Ln,y M .i.,n. of M hahn b-,,,'.,.,
r,.,.,,s ~, tl,s -,nt6 s,3,. # p;.f.r,.7.f ~
,n..,i,,ent fr.,, CoIJ lI,ri.,r -, H.. ,......,5.
a. .I,,n,s P;r,, hen. b.., ,,,l,. ,.i,f. -,
,...l..rit, and ..g- ,,itf....,+ l..--.-7.....-
dam
An ,,oIfi.,,l ,lis,.t n d,tcd ~ c., p,..
L. b..,i,,nart,.. > On p NJ ,..,..,i',....-.
tI,,, SINH, err. Ms ,..,,i'..,. go.
81 hin, ',ir,..J,. lsp,,J
, l..,.f,b tr,,, d., .l.-,,..,,. L.-.I
N r,..,,,,. ,,.,- -.
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n -. -. -. ,i.., 5.
T5.,a,s bss lined ,r,n,.i and ,a.+ 3. r'tJ
I,-,,..i. Il. r.,,Iy surrounded Il rrr,bar ~
'''.-' ~ o. ~ .''' '' .I
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Lnmert. Pint bottles at 5oc, for the cure Of lame
mess, scratches, wind gals sprans sore threat nail
IN the foot etc. 1t warranted cheaper and better
than any other crticle ever offered to the public
Thousands ~ animals have been cured u the collie
AMI overwhelming bv this Liniment; and hundreds
that were crippled aud lame have been restored to
their former visor. 1t il used by all the first horse
men Throughout the State-. Orders are constantly
received tsm the Racing Stables Of England Tor
fresh supplies Of this invaluable article Orer so
isst7Hi1'- hare bscH reeeirod, Reuen'ssr 50 cent?
laid out 10 time may save the life Of your horse.
Sold ly alllrus-i-t- Onioe So Cortlandt St New
York.
May -. dawim
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES
Br TElEcRArH TO rHE FaFz PHEss.


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- - - g.. - - y
.1l-'' -, -. -
~. iii
I'D, Pa a ,ra.,men, IF .h,Il early in ;be
..-r,a, r5lmrincd on tie field to the END.
I'll. ,5'laving wounded officer, have ar
-,..r,..
IT, Cd. hetd' ii H. I-,O'l- Pickett, 18th
Mas, '' '.' - 20 - IT, '''',eF ana
Capt. ' I'm. '.'-'' -''I' 10
r.. -. .'' -',-'''''' 2.', -''i''e'
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Al e".'' III ''"n'-- ! '''l'e'Y ''''i'"''h "n
" Asi'>el'S' June %.
'.- .''''s from Inc army ID 'A' Potomac
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BosroN ,IARKEr.

NV loGE, june Il.
Gold sold tAi, afternoon at 1861.
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NV YoRK. Juno u


The Herald's correspondent writing from
zen. Buffers headquarters, June llth, SAYS:
number Of fresh troops arrived here o.
day. They are what veterans cell lillclv-
looking men. Gen. Butler will without
doubt find employment for them in q short
time.
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ilr Ht ...i-.s i-e SPEEDY remedy ever discovered
--... -.e Diseases Ht tte Cl-st auI Luu-s
D.a-.- t.'i., Asthma. Consumption.
These a4i..- -.fe tAe most Instantaneous
'a perfect rr'iea sui when pe--evereJ with accord
la-t. directions. never fl 90 effect rapid and
i.--.u- c1-c. fhoasaais have been restored 90 per
&C.. hs.I'a who harc tried a.aer means % vain. u,
al, a.i-.e- a-i all constitutions they are equally
a...a- and cure-nane ua.i despair, r. matter how
long t4- disease may have existed, or however Sc
we're ut, pe. provided tle or-anic stru,rlre %
.ao vita. organs is not hope.essiy iecayed. BE
ee ', should give theu impartial t-isl
JOB MOSES. sole Proprietor
e. I.rt.aal- So. y. =. C.ty.
Price -rt- per '.v. Per sole IS aH .-I--sfs.
l.- ..- llHIH
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-,JALLgD TAblo preparations in Glass as
4
l.E
cslos in piuts and quarts.
10 do DO
Anchovy, Beef Steak, London Clab, an
-.'---l re sauces.
-.--t and Mushroom Cersups C.
For sale %
LOUIS FoLLETT L co.
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MAGAZINES FOR JULY.

DALL1Us Monthly,
- Frank Leslie, ten cent month";.
Al HUNTNGTON'S.
June
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Masonic Celebration .
TIVE Masonic Fraternity of Vermont vii. cei'
L hrate the FESTIVAL OF ST. JOHN
q II n Hie e
on ihe 2iLh dan ID juno. 81. d. js6i,

On the 9th day of June, 4. L., js5i,
by invitation of Mystic Lodge No. IS.
Offers q Ae Day; PTesdent-Rev. ELL BAL
Los, r Montpelier. Vice Presidcnis-Wm. q.
shaw. Burlington J. G.. Emery, Montpcilcri WIN.
;. Rahie-. Z. Berkshire VIM Hidden. Craitsburyi
B. n. Dewey, Waterbury; q. C. Chadwick, tam-
bridge; d. 4. Murray, Millist0ni s VI. Pcnnock,
M0rrsfown; Z. G. Baocock, NOrthheldi Il. ".
Haynes, Colchester.
OEAT0R-L. b. EN6LESBY, VI. ". Grand VAS
ter, Burlington. Marshai-0EO. D. HALL, swan
ton. Assistants-i. Henry Powers, Morrisville
\. Brown, Waterbury J. T. Parish. stowe.
Chapain-RcY. kITrRIDGE HAVEN, ShOreham.
Assistaut-kev. Israel Luce, Waterbury. Toast
Nasters-JOhn Gregory, Northied; Geo. ". Hen
dee. Mnrri-vile. Committee Of Amusement
James ". stiles, J. D. wilkins, Emors Town, John
B. seayer g. F. Douglass, John :. Lord, W. Ad-
ams, }. ?. Richardson, Daniel Laudon, A. c. Stay
ton r. {. Hodge.
The Procession will Tie formed at 10 o'clock a. NJ
at the Hotel under the direction Of the Marshais
and vii. De escorted By the band through the prin-
ipal streets 90 the PARK, whore the Grafton viii be
delivered at O.. O'Clock.
Music HALLS BAND. OF Boston. They viii
give Concert or the evening o. The 2jf, 80 the
Tosn Hall.
The Vt Genital, " { Canada Rutland & Bur
lin-tou, and Pa-sumpsic River railroads. VIII carry
people attending the Celebration fr fare one way.
Return tickets good until the 9TH OF June.
June Is. daw-
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INV York, june -.
Gold sold this afternoon at 1854
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2eIifLLY aI t,~.e man -gssu. brand. P...-.
later Ma lla2t FROM tie very hest selected White
MayIs. LOTS FOLLEI'T 4 co.
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ooLoNG TEA.
p O X GNU s..

OF Recsu, importation, and SUPERB or, .s, fir
Junes LOUIS FOLLETT q CO.
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SOLDIERS, SEE 10 YOUR OWN
health. 4' not Trust 90 the Army supplies Cholera,
Fever, ana towel Complaint viii follow your
sh-hte.t iniiseret.on. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND
ONT ENT should be in oyery mans knapsacs. The
British and French troous use no other medicines.
IF ne reader oi tIis notice cannot get a box "
Pills or Ointment from the drug store in his place
let him write 20 me, 81 Maiden Lane, enclosing the
amonut. and Z viii mail box free Of expense
Many dealers VIII not Aeep them. because they
do not get as much profit on other persons make.
s. cents, IS cents, and SID per box u pot. 2I6
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RENARks
HORSE PITCifFORES.

DALMENS LNcolsier Horse Pit.hferks will he
1 kept for ,aie through the soasoa, al the Asri-
cultural Store IN Lurlin. tou, ~
jane J. $ PIERCE.
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II D. superior quality. For sale BY
LOUIS FULLETT d co.
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THEWnIrE AND Red ROSES.

liHl ASH Pirkias. For sale bv
lanes LOUIS t0LLLfT& 60.
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4 BEAUTIFUL article and ia convenient shape
y iligai.s use. Tlrslic by
LOUIS FJLLETT d co.
1ura+
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For the .UelOdeOn,

InslTnments q the Organ tlass,
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The Seraphine. A collection Of Music for the Me-
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