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Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands or more commonly Roots
Of the Hair 1t Ia from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head Is formed and secreted As long as the
scalp Il free from disease these bedies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps Its natural appearance
and color But when hafnors aud other diseases af-
fsct the scalp these glands become involved In the
same disease, and the hair gradually turns gray, dry
and brittle. Sooner or later the hair begins to fall
on, and in many cases IL not arrested, will produce
complete badness. ,-s d iiN i0f I'd Dli9a.ss
To remedy this pathological condition of the
glands. and create new and healthy action, the
physiological Hair Regenerator has proved q per-
fect success 1AsiA}aI at - t's5f - ~ Or
Itisnot "Dye, and will not stain particle. 1t
will positively - HsroREGRAT HAIR' In all cases
to its original color. It promotes growth of new
roots of the hair are not completely disorganized
dandruf, heat, humors and itching from the scalp
1t keeps the hair so moist and perfectly healty and
gives II . glossy and beautiful appearance IL is
highly perfumed, and dressing Il has superb
or. The Regeneratorf Is warranted to produce the
above results In oil cases, II not the money to be
refunded. With 1t every "Gray Head" in New Eng
land can be restored iniess thanthirty days.
SO Price ell per Bottle. {.
TEBBErTs BROTHERS,,
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, Manchester,
GEORGE o. GOODWIN ! CO., sS Hanoyer
street, Boston. General Wholesale A gents an
w. ". WHIPPLE, Agent for Portland, Maine.
Jan 2eod Ans f-r,ryr-r-9rry,
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bfMPoRrs.1

LIVERPOOL. Steamship Peruvian-2 cases mdss
cases books. TO Prindle; 10 bales WOOL "a cases
mdse AgtG 4 Co, 10 bbls soda. 90 tres bleaching
Cos bale mdse, Geo II starr e -oresaa Il eflTa
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The Harmonious Democracy.

Our Democratic friends ofthe Granite State
are troubled. Recently they held their State
Convention, At which Mr.. Foster. editor of the
Portsmouth States and Union. introduced
resolutions setting forth the cardinal doctrines
ofthe copperhead creed, but they were kicked
outof the Convention by large majority. 1t
seems from the paper referred to that caucus
was held the night before the Convention,
which authorized itsS chairman, who was also
chairman OF the State Committee, toappoint a
preliminary committee OF one from each coun-
ty, to consider the question of platform, en-
body their conclusions in the proper form and
submit them to the committees on resolutions
tosbe appointed blythe Contention on the day
following, for their consideration. This Com
mittee, says the States, consisted of ten as true
Dsmocrats%as can be found within the limits
of this State, and, excepting the writer Of this
article, ten better men don't exist anywhere
This committee of ten,s after ample consid-
GRAFTON, unanimously agreed to MIR, Fosters
resolutions, andhe reported them accordingly,
but, alack q day, doubtful things proved very
uncertain" and the stem as true Democrats as
can be found within the limits of the State"
were Sofully snubbedi Referring to the &C.
tion of the Convention on this matter the
States delivers itself on this wise: sl's Tsa e
We hate abolition and all its works, as the
holy angels hate sin. And we put the aboli,
tionfzed "war democrats" with all the tribe
ofcowardly, Janus. faced. political trimmers, In
our own ranks, Ia the same delightful catego-
~. Their stupid policies are wholly incom-
patible with healthy Organization, or success
in the election. From all such, and their ma.
chinations, good Lord deliver the Democratic
party. we si.t 10 1neibs-a NJ Halsnf4aF1g q ggys
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MARRIED.

in Harrison, Jan IA. James Gerry, Of Raymond.
and Miss Viola Stiout, OF H.
In Harrison. Jan "a. james Cook. of Westbrook,
and Miss Lutte Mayberry. of H.
Ia Harrison. Jan 2Ss W Webb and Miss Ann L
Bailey. both Of Bridgtou. lNFfT 800 WI
ria. daughter of Rev j s Steyens.y nI
In Oceanyille. Jan 8, Leonidas Clark and Miss Lu-
cy w Finney9 . 2AhnN9 HNIsIF-NC-T
In Bangor, Jan II, Cyrus 7 Seavey, of veazie, and
Mrs Margaret Cunningham Of b.sN0hso nv
In Carmel. Jan q, Capt Joshua d Warren and
Miss Gelestia Maddoeks both of Hermon.
Miss Ennice II Carter II "
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Ia PoRTLAND
Photographic Gallery
ALoNzoSDAvIs, Proprietor,
50 Middle ST., Portland, ME.
S'p''ns done In the best manner. dsc2Stf
n A LE'S
HO r e HOUN AND, TARi
FOR THE CURE op - ftNG
II o n Z Y

HO r e HOUN AND, TARi
FOR THE CURE OF @9s
Coughs, Code, LsJeasnsa, Hoarseness. Dsassls
Breathing, ana an l6ections Of the Taroag'
. bronchial Tgbes aud Lungs ,leadino
20 CoasHDlption. y
Thissoyerelgn remedy 10 compounded from the
favorits recipe of Physician and Chem
st, who for many years used IL with the most COM
pletes in his extensive private practice.
he had long been profoundly impressed With the
wonderful virtue OF honey ofthe plant Horehonndl
inunion With the C1eGasiRQ and Healing properties
OF tar extracted from the Life Principle ofthe forest
tree lbies 8atsamea or Balm Of Gilead For years
ne was baiso In his attempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into 81 81 unio that the original
each would be pr .served. thedisagreeabl bic
quaiues ofcommon tar removed, and the price OF
the compound be within the means of all. At last
AFTER long course of difficult chemical experiments
ne found that BY adding to these fve other ngredi
ents each one valuable by ITSELF he not ooy obtain
90 the desired results. but greatly increased shs
curative power ofthe compound. This having been
thoroughly tested by practice, is offered to the
edy. Y - 70 49,
Issdio Price so Coats per. BOTTLE. ri aa.v3H
gists. - y
a - CHAINS DowxxR, General Agent, sdl
noy4dSnR ID o. "A Cedar ST.. new York.
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NEWS
% PORT OF PORTLAND.

| ~ Z = u u Il L j. u II II
80 PORT OF PORTLAND. sHg
| tf4eToh -------- pes 'itit
| Tuesday. ................ January 81.
| ARRIVED.
| Steamer Montreal, Liscomr Boston.
| Barque Sissaboo, tBrl Lawrey.. Weymouth Ms
| Sch ESho. lBr 8 mastsI Roix. St John NIB. 2 v \
Sch Ada Ames. Marston. Rockland.
| p CLEARED. $500 5fsss,-.'.s
Sob Harriet Prescott Freeman Baltimore-F o
| Sawyer, fltz6 IguaoI
lex TEL. TO MERCHANTS ExeH ANGEL
BALTIMORE, Jan Soar. sehs Albert Clarence
Freeman; James Freeman. Loring. and Lookout,
-A"s' 0'''A1af MAX 30 STATE
CID at Havana 24th, brig Kstahdin, Saunders, for
sid a. Matanzas. til. brig M Roberts, Doak,
ior heiiast lsHiisup Tisis ln noisisiH rsf 1ugT
Freighfs at Havana continue active for the lJntsd
States The following are latest charters, Am brig
Abbie Titcomb tat Key Vest to load at Cardenas
% I nads %o mol e s each
York 500 Aids molasses at IS each.a as8.as Sd M
Ship Augusta Norwood, 1877 tons. built ct Rock.
port In 1881 has been sold o. Bremen for 5000. :,
iasraa sssg DISASTERS o4uei so 5.a, n
az. During heavy gale Ct Newport Eng, about the
from their moorngs. causing considerable damage
to the shipping Among the heaviest su srers Is the
or Yarmouth Capt York, last from Antwerp =
Ship Energy from Liverpool for New York put
Into fsya Dec %. with loss OF rudder. sails spsrs,
and other damage. aA.4t D y
Bsrque Mary Louisa. at New Orleans from Phila-
dephia, reports succession OF heavy gales. which
increased ON the 2lst 21d and Esd Dec. to almost
hurricane; lost aud split sails lost maintopR
and royal masis. balwarks. &c.5 vli1
sn hsa DOMESTIC PORTS s75e
SAN FRANCisC0--A AR Jan 2Sth, ship Cremorne.
Gates New York !; Imperial. Hutchins, from Hong
Kong. hShAaott ! .pIfl ,Ss
York. w"
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Edward p. HaineS.
fWATGH-MAHER,v

For several years past with n. j. GILMAN, has re-
moved to No. 1871 Middle street. second story lover
W. c. Becketts storel where he will be hapny to re-
eeiyeths PATRONAGE OF his #; Smsr Customers aud
the public generally.
All work entrusted to his win receive his per.
SOCIAL attention.
January Q, ls6s--d5w EsqEeie "a baiqrsao E.i9 u71
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pOMEsTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCIsC0-ArJ Jan 2Sth, ship cremorne.
Gates New York; Imperial. Hutchins, from Hons
Kong. nsn AA0ht I .oTsl -S'-s
York, Nv"
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o oi1s'gg Comment Unnecessary. = u ss
~ e eoa9 PORTLAND, Me-, January 9th. 1866. io'
aanainiGrp3a s'd la1i BoUGHr OF 49, 49, Z
,a.1 Dealers in Wood and Coal, .a9si sds fii
fl---- Whary, 5commercial Street. III I
90 lbs L. Egg Coal, ieeYts mIf sgia $500
sii1R q Reed payment, eessaoq ssai5c wss a5iss

bpes cel2 g 81 .eb , Per 20 lu9 s9s-------ssJl
Ths certifies that have weighed lot Of coal pur
porting to be- one half ton, from .---- I 10
NJ ----i.- 49,. and it weighed eight hundred and
ffty pounds. sa5f gaRg TF,ns9T
tSisnedt z. COLE, Ctr Weioher
Portland, Jan IS. 1866. ! - Y ~ ! rTSSe
would respectfully suggest to the "City
Fathers" that weigher Of Coal be appointed,
furnished with suitable Scales, and centrally
located, whose duty shall be to weigh, and GER
tify to the weight of all Coal passing from
Coal yards to consumers In the City, this will
protect poor people from shortage in weight
which they are unable to bear at the present
high price Of Coal. ~ q aa,aaa gy,g y ~ 81
The only remedy for short weight now APP
pears to be by civil action for the balance of
Coal not delivered, which will generally cost
more than the original price of the Coal, and
few feel disposed to pursue justice at such
sacrifice of time and money. 8 81 AIRING.
Portland, Jan. 81, 1866. 4 plgId 9oZa ~ z :
lc sssaas ------ -------------- siio9 3
TRAINING Docs. The mode Of training
dogs in Texas, for sheepltending purposes,
is thus described: .staogAeoo ! aEillFfq "
pup Is taken from its mother before Its
eyss are opened, and put with an eve to suckle.
Alter aieW umes, the eve becomes reconciled
70 the pup, which follows her like lamb; i
grows up among and remains with the flock,
and ~ VOL, man, or strange dog can come 4
near the sheep; and the dog will bring the 4
nock TO the fold regularly at 71.2 o'clock, If |
you haoitually feed him at that hour, sbosAesal |
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WA r. REN'sA Eau
WATERPROOF and Leather Preserve.

'sss FOR BOOTS And SHOES. vn1
For sale at Mr.. J. W. MASsy1rIp,s store ia
Middle st. Portland, Ne. 10 n dec2ldSw2m
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B-The Everett Monument Fund has reached
$40, 1916. 65. u "a '.i''' "A eA3J NO ! Yosf
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THE GREAT TRIUMPH OF LIBERTY

The Constitutional A~s.dmsnt Passed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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GOAL nom Che yards, and are now asking SO per
ton, at retail, for White Ash, Lehigh, and Frank.
lin; aud Chestnut Is 80.
ooBR DAGE.-Pric' IS Of Manila have bean reduced
at ths factory and 10 no quoted at 25tQ26 with q
nnrooping tendance. We o0ntinue to quote Ma lila
Doit hope $3.50; Russia do 20 q 81, and American
oofdage20 OH W ID. A.
oo TiA.NDLES-Mould Candles remain steady ct 23@
zot the inside being manufacturers prices Sperm
are quiet and steady at 42946c.
CVTION-Tha market has been very heavy since
our ast and sales have been pressed at l21l5c n
DEC Inc during the week in N York
DUN We notice further decline of 100 q yd
Tor DUCK and now quote Portland o l Sc and No
10 LIZ and ravens DUCK SOC per I'D market dull and
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--------------- -----77------=
. Review of the Market,

For the week ending Feb. lst., 1855, prepared OK.
pressy for the PRESS, by Mr.. III. N. Rich.
arr Msh2 IN " ---- n han ~ ,wra "
Note.-We wish IL IL he n s3arstsscd the+ ON II.
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urer OF the Ralno FunQ.sdW 90 H0fssfGs lgs---dfs
ETA French gentleman has pateAted new
invention for instantaneously releasing runaway
horsesfrom carriages, The driver, in case 81
accident, pulls strap by which the trace-buckles
are loosened and the horses run free with all the
harness, except the traces, which remain attached
to the carriage. ''9 a ss-A5 go
HThe New York Express thinks 1t d deen
disgrace TO the administration that it proposes
to emancipate the slaves before they are nre.
pared for the duties Of freedom The Tribune
rays the Express is edited by the progeny of
the woman that forbade her boys going into the
water until they had learned to swim 4 j z
~ We copied an important item Of news
yesterday from the lewiston Journal, giving
proper credit, and then found the same item.
verbatim, in two of our morning contempors-
ries as sdiiorial.1 This is something that often
happens, and we mention it to show the remark
able coincidence Of thenght. ST bns fcf
81 Abiding to the Anglo-rebel pirate She
nandoah, and her depredations upon American
commerce, an exchange truly says, the Shenan-
doah is to all intents and purposes q British
ship. For every American vessel she DESTROYS
q bill will one day be presented to the En-
glish government and in our epiniouait will be
paid. q t.s, ,.,i.,.,-s,t,a ,-,.,. IL.
T Senator Wilson has stated in the Sena.e
that he had understood that General Buffers
proposition, for q system of special exchanges
Of prisoners until most of thcs Sc in rebel hands
had been released, which would leave us enough
for the protection Of negroes held as prisoners,
was rejected by our authorities on the recem-
of General Halleck.
- The Boston Advertisers special, dated
Washington Soth, says, 'sthe city is Considerably
excited this evening. over the shooting and in
slant killing in the Treasury building, about
Our O'Clock. of one Burrows formerly Of Yer
mont it is said, and . clerk in the department.
oya woman who claims that he seduced her
lnder premise OF marriage. She has been ar
'ested.''
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porti.nd' va 1>'h' ORG AsAnoin' saunders for
Sid tm hatanzas, -th. brig A N Roberts, Doak,
Tor Belfast. -.-L-.- LII ~ = =. - - - =
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NUMBER "a.
FROM THE WEST.
WABAsHA, MINI, June 20. 1865

WABAsHA, MINI, June 20, 1865.
MIR. EDITOR Mature in Minnesota is
now in its greatest beauty. The bluffs,
display grandeur to the traveller on the,
Mississippi, and the boats are generally,
filled with travellers, on pleasure or busi--
ness. passing by Wabasha to St Paul.
The Mississippi has been very Eigh
thus far, though, within the past three
weeks it has fell about four feet. Withip
a week past we have been greeted by heav-
rains, which has done much good. We
hope that the rain will continue during
the summer to allow the largest boats to-
run to st. Paul, so we will not be troubled
as we have for the last two summers, with
low water expect that our late rains
extended throughout the state. The far
mers are expecting grand harvest this
season. Wheat, the principal product,
has a grand bid, and other products the
same. 1t is a grand spectacle to the eye
to review our magnificent prairies as those
are now with cultivated farms.
The tide Of emigration to Minnesota
still continues, and people of all classes
are all availing themselves of the advan-
tages that Minnesota possesses for the en-
ergetic class.
10 the young men of Vermont that
have any western fever. | will say come
to Minnesota.
We are welcoming home our brave boys
in blue and feel proud of the honor that
they have conferred upon their state We
expect that they all will be at home SOON
as their objects are accomplished and our
country is free. Respectfully yours.
GEo. H. DowNER,,
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Attorneys.

bIKE. attorney and licensed Claim and
rance agent, johnson Vt. Having had
kerience in collecting Military claims Tor
Esnd, arrears, money bounty and pen
am prepared to prosecute all such claims
kdy termination, for reasonable COM
In 33m6
sAwYER, attorney at law and solicitor
cbancery, Hyde Park, Vt.-Agent Tor
kscution of all claims against the U. ,.
kent. Office in post-office building. Il
/ BENTON, Attorney at Law and solicit
IN Chancery, Hydepark, Vt.
|BAN 4 WATERMAN. attorneys at law
solicitors in Chancery, Hyde Park, Vt,
lar attention given to the collection oi
h, against the Government, widows, IN
lad other pensions, bounties, back pay,
LIDO BRIGHAM, GEO. L. WATERMAN. 40
HENDEE, attorney and counsellor al
w and solicitor in Chancery, Morrisville'
fce in Masonic building. 64
Prs x GLEED, attorneys at law and 30
Ors in Chancery, Morrisville, Vt. (Ofice
occupied by Hon. T. Gleed.) H. H. row
K. 0LEED.
PARKER attorney and counsellor al
w. WOlCOtt, Vt. Particular attention
collecting all kinds of military claims
an experienced agent and attorney IN
gtOn, D. c., am prepared to procure pen
poantles, back pay, &C., on reasonable
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A PoRTRA1T OF THE LoAFER.-An ex-,
change giver the following portrait Of
the loafer:
Imagine lusty youth of sixteen.
muscular beyond his years; thin, awk-
yard, appearing much older than he real
ly is; almost invariably wearing long,
black coat, and black, round top soft
hat pulled over his eyes, invariably a.
fierce tobacco chewer, as invariably an in
vetcrate smoker of the meanest cigars ;;
generally hard drinker of the worst liq-
uor; in conversation full of oaths and
slang, numbering English in the most atroA
cious mauner seldom even speaking ten'
words without cursing God in the course
of them; seeking occasions to be insolent
to old men and ladies', and when banded
together in sufficient force, being equally
abusive toward able bodied men, particut'
larly abusive and despisiug women of all
ages and stations. using them only as his
playthings. and having half the respect
for them that he has for his bull-terrier:.
We say, imagine, if possible, this aggre-,
cation of all that is brutal. and wicked,
this rum soaked, ignorant, hell-bodnd,'
wild beast, and you have the creature that
makes it his delight to infest all public'
social gatherings, to intrude into every
party of citizens venturing abroad to en-
joy holiday, to pick the pockets Of the
men, offer gross insults to the women.
beat the unfortunate who oppose him, and
return to his congenial rum dens in tie
city to boast of his exploits"
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Physicians.


ERWooD, NJ. D., physician and surgeon.
Fydepark, VI. 33m6o
- nR. MOVIE has taken rooms at
M DRandalPs Hotel, Eden Mills,
[Nb where he will insert TEETH upon
|sER BASE at as low PRICES as any Dentist
|ale. Also teeth cleaned, filed. and dis
tae gums treated. Teeth inserted upon
|Nirom 81 to SIS per sett.
N DENTlSTRY. p. w. J. PECK,
- ~ dentist. Johnson, Vt. Natur-
NJ al teeth put in the best state OF pre-
VI servation. Artificial teeth made
ayle known to the profession. 40
COREY NJ. D., Physician and Surgeon, t,
anlle' Vt. Office at the residence Of II. N.
so
VLBR0OK, NJ. D., physician and sur.
'Wolc0tt, Vt. Office at his residence,
OFmerly occupied by Q A Root. Sm60
siEELE, MD, Homeopathic physician
'Orgeon, Morrisville, Vt. Office at his
cat s,M the house formerly occupied by
T. WHITE, NJ. d., physician and sur
~, hyde Park, vt. Office at the for
''shce Of ]. T. Allen.
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A Coon BARGAIN.-A good story is toldl
of Vermont farmer, who had dog to-
SELL but who set an excessive value value
on the animal according to his neighbours
views. His price was one Hundred dol
lars. He was frequently offered thirty
and thirty five dollars, when he refused
and always assured his friends be would
get his price for the dog.
One day he returned from journey,
and Immediately proclaimed that he had
sold his dog for one hundred dollars.
"Ah !" said his ,neighbor, "did you get
cash ?" H.a.
"No," said the farmer, mot exactly
cash, but what is equivalent"
WELL what did you get 2" persisted
the friend. Ia
"Wby. got two fifty dollar dogs
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Husintss Gar0s.
Hotels.

# Hotels.
HopsE, Eden Mills, vt. DR., D. Ran
Proprietor oo
HOUSE, North Hyde Park. X. II.
fH, Proprietor. 20
F. HERBURY Hotel, Waterbury, vt. N. P.
p er proprietor, New house and new
''' II
fHEws' HOTEL, Stowe Q.ower villagel
EW. Matthews, proprietor. IL
REVILLE HOUSE, or" OLD FAR
RS HOTEL" Waterbury Centre, Vt,
Proprietor. Travellers will find
kxcelIent place to stop. 40
\ MOUSE, Johnson, vt, CIV. DEMO,
bretor. Stages leave this House north
8th Daily. 20
% STSyILLE HOUSE, Morrisville, Vt, r.
E&naulding, proprietor. The proprietor
4 he able to make the traveller feel at
H IA
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Wolcott vt.
E6av. proprietor. This house has been
and additions and Improvements made
10 last season, so that the proprietor
Edent that he can make the traveller feel
MGE HOTEL, Hyde Park. Vt.' J. l.
hith, Proprietor.
3 lGE HOTEL, Waterbury, VT, Jeremiah
IN, proprietor.
EE POND HOUSE, Elmore VT, A. W.
Nil, proprietor. Conveyances to any
he county on short notice.
BICAN HOUSE, st. Albans, Vt.' ;. u
3D. proprietor. 10
iURGH HOUSE, Irasburgh, VT, by X
kye. Stages leave this house daily for al
Istations. Horses and carriages to let. ~
kElA,S HOTEL. Wolcott, VT, Justu'
bbeN, proprietor, on the stage road u
b. Conveyance to any part of the coun
bt notice. ~
HOTEL, Eden Corners, VT, }: Har
kon proprietor. Good Accommodations
bnd beast.
HOTEL, by H. P. seeger, Cambridge
T., Vermont. ~
!, Albany Centre, Vermont, w. HOW
Proprietor. This is good place TO stop
lew a dinner for four, with good cup o
up in ten minutes. Ed. 30
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sg- Emery S, Wilder, returned SOL
dier of Co. X, 9th Regt,, was drugged and
robbed of his money on Friday the 23d,
at drinking hole in Brattleboro,
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eg- The Claremont IN. H)Advocatc says
lady in Unity not long since became
the mother of fine daughter. A few
days after, Copperhsad neighbOr hap
pening in, said to the mother, WE'LL
suppose you'll call it Abe Lincoln"
:" No, she replied, "l'm sorry can't.
Like your friend jeff, it will wear petit.
coats!" Copperhead vamosed.
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y boston, Montreal and Ogdensburgh. .
|, ,'EIlngield II and ~. Johnsbury and inter-
PAGES aces With connections TO all parts
!. ~ y and Canadas. 80
u barnes Drug stor, Stowe Vt.
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lmcille Aewsdealer

,upr1sHEp EVERY WEDNESDAY,
a. PARK, LAMoILLE COUNTY, VT.
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Rates of Advertising.

Rates Of Advertising.
,oor $50; 6 mos. S9j'; 8 mos. SIS;
1 EV wear, S35; mos. 20; 8 mos. $40; l
II ! wear, SIS 6 mos. SO; 3 mos. 81;
~ wear, SO; mos. 81 8 mos. 81 ;
S,icas charged at 10 cts per line for three
~ two insertions, s cts. line one
sertion, 6 cts line.
4 c ot;ces 81 each,-provided, they do not
twenty lines, in which case ten cents a
I'm be charged.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-12
From the Springfield Republican
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

A SUNDAY AMONG THE MoUNTAINs-OF
CoLoRADo--lTs PoLITIcs AND PERSONAL.
ITIEs-lTs SOCIAL WANTS AND Posses
sIoNs-lTs AGRICULTURAL CONTRA
DICTIoNs-ITs PRICES AND ITS VERNAo.
ULAR.