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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURES.
-, Q: $. GENERAI HOSPITAL,

U: 8. GENERAL HOSPITAL. l
Wheeling, ". Va, ADri7 18th, lsil1
TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING TO
Artificial Legs manufactured by I.EoSARn
LEGRAS, and for which you are agent For
simplicity Reconstruction as well ms durnbili-
" and convenience, have never seen nny-
thing to equal them, and therefore cheerfully
recommend them 10 any who are unfortunate
enoughtn need artificial limbs.
Very resp't, your Obed't serv't,
JOIN kIRRER,
A. a. Surgeon, u. 3 A., in charge.
WHEELING, WA, April nth, 1855.
j hnve carefully examined the Artificial
Legs Of LEONARD 1IE.ORAS, and find them
simple I'm their construction, OF good work
manshlp, light and very substantially made.
They win be quite as SerVIceable as any nrti-
fetal legs in use, and on account OF their sim
pllcity and strength less liable to neesi repairs
i cheerfully recommend them TO any WHO
may need artificial limbs.
JOHN FR1ssEII.,
-1Ht A. A. Surgeon. u s. a
HEBRON, PLEAsANTs COUNTY, W. Val
September u, 1865. j
Mr.. Charles BehIs5, ITheeIfHg, W Ia. ~
half legs Of the LegTRn make, furnished by
you, for over two months and it affords me
grent pleasure In saying that they have been
n great satisfaction TO me in that time. The
limb is simple In construction, strong and Is
very comfortable; in fact find 1t lust the
limb which the necessities of my case require.
l hope there may be but few who have been
so unfortunate as TO have lost both their limbs
as have, butif any such should be found, to
such especially, and TO all others, whose mis-
fnily recommed the Legran limb on account
OF Its strength, simplicity, and general adnp-
tation to the uses for which II is intended.
sAaUEL BUMsARDNER.
For further particulars call on ornddress
CHARLES BEIILER, As.t.,
Monroe 81, BET. Market d Fourth
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Prnnartv for Sale.

TUHE DWELLING HOUSE ON QUINCY
Street between Fourth and Firth, now oC-
cupied by Rev. Mr.. MONT. Also, the ndjoin-
ing House now occupied by MIR. Hall. Also
the property on Market street, known as the
Old Tail. with the tenement ON the back end
of LOT, and fNme house adjoining the Old
nil,will I've sold at bargain. II not sold by 9Th
OF October, the property VIII he offered at
seps-Ime 4. ALLEN HOMEIL.
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Appointed to Treat with tho indians.

FoRT SMITH, Ark, Sept. 14.-Colonel
Parker and Secretary Irwin leave here
Saturday for Bluff Creek, Colorado!
where they will meet other commits.
sioners appointed by the Secretary Of
the Interior, TO treat with the Arrapa-
hoes, Cheyennes, and other Indians on
intendent Murphy, Kit Carson, and
Vim. w. Burt, will also BIO there. The
Wachetas and a portion of the Chero-
KEGS signed the treaty of peace to-day.
Delegations from the Camanches, and
also delegations from Armstrong;
Academy, arrived to-day.
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New York Money aIarIte,.

New YORK, Sept. Is.
MoNEY-Steady ut sac per cent.
STERLING ENCHANeE-Steady at 1897
(glO9S. AMERICAN GoLD-Rather moro
steady, opening Mt 14294, and closing at
S3l 400.
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BosToN, Sept. l6.-Secretary Stanton.
and SUPERINTENDENT Barnes are in the,
cry, me guests of the Hon. Samuel
about here several DAYS. ''-'''s
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IlFeI

NEW York, Sept. IG.-Rev. Peter
lowell Howell, of Newburyport, Mass, who
rt,Ss,n I't TO commit suicide in the
custom House few days since. died
at Bellevue Hospital. @'eN
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4ur sale.
FOR SALE

TNHAT VERY DESIRABLE business
Il stand, No. 100 Main street, aud at present
occupied by the NIcSSrS, Jacobs & Bro as a
Dry Goods Store and dwelling. Said prop
erty has recently underwent a thorough REM
oNNtlng and is now justly considered one of
the best business stands in the city OF Wheel
Hnnuln-
Title unquestlonable, and terms of sale to
suit the purchaser.
Apply TO THOs. O,BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, or
= HOREHEIMER, -
I76 Market street.
For sale also, Lot No. -, in CRldwclls Rd-
soPT-d - THOS. o'BRIEN.
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NEW York, Sept. 1.-THE uerald's
Charleston correspondent of the 18th,
says III consequence of the troubles
along the Ashley and Corfer rivers, be-
tween planters and freedmen, the for
mer complaining of idleness and disre-
ter, and the negroes charging the en-
ployers with injury and cruel treat
ment, General Bennet, the temporary
commander of the Charleston district,
has issued an order requiring both
| whites and blacks of the troubled re-
gion! to give up all arms in their pos
session.
Gen. Bennett, in the administration
of affairs, has given the citizens much
satisfaction by removing all censorship
of the press, and abplishihg other re-
strlctiOns Objectionable to them.
The old pro-slavery and secession
spirit was expected to show itself in
the State convention, as some of the
delegates We're congratulating them
selves on the belief that slavery is not
| vet dead,
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Valuable Coal and Farming Land
FOR SALE.

CITUATEDh u MILE BELOW REDWOOD.
- q miles below Wheeling Marshall county,
w. Va, running from the Ohio River to the,
top of River Hin, containing 80 acreS with 42
acres Of coal. There Is 9OaCTeS of river bottom
III good cultivation, with n small orchard
and - acres OF grape vines; 10 acres hill thnat,
tourths OF which IS cleared and cultivated. a
first rate landing at the river, and great facil-
more and Ohio railroad, and the Ohio and
Marshall county Plank Road pass through
the place. The site alongside OF the railroad
or on the river bank Is very eligible for an
Iron Furnace or Rolling Mill, with COnVe-
nient supply OF coal, and ready shipment by
rail or river. Title indiSputable. Terms Of
payment made to suit purchaser. Apply to
DIR. T. a. HILDRETH,
18th street, opposite Court House.
PlttSburg Commercial copy l week and
send bill Ia this office, ScptS-2w
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 1G.-Capt. Wfrz
~ now privileged TO sec his wife, she
having obtained pass from the WaI
Department, permitting her to visit
him. The spiritual advisers, Fathers
Hamilton and Whelan, of whom he
seeks spiritual comfort, have not VET
called upon him. Wirz to-day was
somewhat better in health. He Is inces-
sanity occupied with his case, freouent-
~ being engaged In writing until mid
Yesterday n writ of ha6eas corpus
was issued by Judge Wylie, in the petit
ton of Saml. II. BurCh, and filed
by his counsel, Joseph II. Brady, ESQ,
commanding the officer in charge of the
Old Capital, to produce before him ut
II o'clock, the bodies of his father.
Saml. Burch, and his brothers Charles
Burch and Orlando Burch, who he
represents to have been unlawfully ar
rested and illegally held. They neither
now or ever have been connected with
the land and naval forces. To-day.
Gen. Baker, by whose orders the parties
We're arrested at their homes in Fairfax
county, appeared with the writ endors-
ed by the President as follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
September 10th, 1866.
In the cnses of Saml. Bnrch, CHARLES
Burch and Orlando Burch, named with
in the execution of the writ of hct6eas
corpus, is hereby suspended.
(Signed,)
ANDREW Johnson, Pres't.
Another of the family, Elijah Burch,
was arrested yesterday. They arc
charged with the larceny of, and mark
ing Government horses with the brand
IS" II is said they were caught in the
act. Already Gen. Bakers force has
recovered over 80 horses, so marked.
supposed to be with the same brand,
Gen. Baker stated that there would be
no objection to turning the parties over
TO the civil court at once, If they could
be tried Immediately, or they, would be
turned over TO be placed under bail. II
is probable that they will be turned
over IN a fcw days TO the civil authori-
Ties, mt Alexandria.
The SUBSISTENCE Department has con
tTacled Tor the delivery of / 900 barrels
Of Hour, ut 50 81, and 800 barrels mt
$40 q per barrel. The bid ranged from
these figures to 81 90.
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From Snn FrancIseo.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. I5.-The first
rain of the season fell in the Southern
counties of the State yesterday, doing
considerable damage to the unharvested
grain.
Honolulu dates of the 18th of August
are received. A vessel sailed on TINT
day for Ascension Island to bring away
the crews of the vessels burned there,
by the Shenandoah. The Emily Nor
gan and Jno. p. West, sailed for OkhoslS
after being warned of the danger they
were in. The vessels burned in the
Arctic and not heretofore reported are
the Isaac Rowland, and the banks Corn
well and Congress. The Brunswick
had been stove in and condemned when
the pirate burned her. At last advices
several vessels were in Belinn Straits
with small chances of escape.
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~ q N & w FIR NJ. i'55
j. S. TRI1TBEE & CO.,
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.

nHE UNDERsIGNED HAVE JUST
IL opened q new establishment on Market
street, between Quincy and john where we
sortTnert of everything in our line OF business.
We are also prepared TO execute with despatch
all kinds of work connected with the Plumb
ing and Gas Fitting business. Our stock is en-
tirely new and has been purchased for cash
ut the lowest rates. We therefore feel conf
dent that we can give satisfaction to all who
may favor MS with their atronage,
aug2S-tf ]. s. TRIMBLE & co.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE ueroId,s
buenoS Ayres correspondence to the
9TH of August contains no accounts If
additional fighting, but much in regard
to preparations. u t''- u
All four of the belligerent powers
were putting forth great efforts, and
little Ill, but war WINS thought Of 'lN
The Paraguayans, with President
Lopez at their head, still held tie great
er part of the province of Corrientes
IN the Argentine Confederation.
Don Pedro Ind arrived in Salfer anil
issued to the inhabitants proclana-
ton calling them to arms, and a move
iI was made to cut off the retreat
thereirom of the Paraguayans.
The forces on both sides are said In I,a
the greatest in number ever arrayed in
south America, and it was thought
very sanguinary and decisive fiphtine
must soon occur. q
ton in Brazil.
a review of all the allied armies
consisting of 10000 troops, took place
Inc people of Buenos Ayres are much
reioiced over the prospect of soon hav-
ing regular steam communication witt,
New York. y" ANH
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From ChnrIeston nnd sovnnnoT,-

NEW York, Sept. 1.-THE steamers
Empire City and Idaho bring Charles
ton adyices to the 18th and Savannah
The Charleston delegation to the State
on the 18th. 80
s. s. Kilblech, President of the Flor
ida Central Railroad, eXtendinp from,
Jacksonville to Lake CITY, Dassed
through Savannah on Tuesday last, on
ms way North for new rolling stock
tor me me road. He spoke very hopefully
lor the future of Florida.
~ ne ne Kome (Ga.) Courier says the pco-
IL in ~ ~ place are rapidly returning
hsd taken the amnesty oath. That mart
drought. sN severely from
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FOR RENT.
SUGAR COATED PILLS.
HANS.

GRAPE TRIMMING i-stAt 80 -.-
" Gilt and Bugle Trimming,
Steel and BuEle Trimming,
And an endless variety Of Buttons, lust re-
ceiveda Mt sr.rl.r-. d. NICoLL & BROS.
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Attorneys.

|SAwYER, attorney at law and solicitor
! chancery, Hyde Park, Vt.-A,gent Tor
[1ation Of all claims against the U >:
|nnent. Office in post-office building Il
ID .BENTON, Attorney at Law and solicit
|ah Chancery, Hydepark, Vt. III
IHAM 4 WATERMAN, attorneys at law,
|liolicitors in Chancery, Hyde Park Vt:
|aar attention given TO the collection Of
|ans against the Govermens, widows IN
! and other PENSIONS bounsles, back pay
|FILDO BRIGHAM, GEO. l.. WATERMAN. 40
Nv. HEyDEE, attorney and counsellor at
! law and solicitor in Chancery, Morrisville,
OGce in Masonic building. 64
FERS 4 GLEED, attorneys at law and So
'itoFs in Chancery, Morrisville, vt. (0mce
ply occupied by Hon. I. Gleed.) II. II. pow
Pr. 0LEED. rs b. 81
T. PARKER, attorney and counsellor at
law Wolcott, Vt. Particular attention
70 collecting all kinds of military claims.
ag an experienced agent and attorney in
1gton, D, C., am prepared TO procure pen
OouhlIes back pay. &C., on reasonable
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MAxIMs. Never speak badly Of others
--even with a cause; remember we all
have our faults, and if we expect charity
from the world, we must be charitable
ourselves. laaaa #5fA z
Think that word once spoken can nevl
er be recalled: therefore it is often pru.
dent to think twice before we speak. ~
Broken resolutions are worse than nono
at all it only proves to us we do hot car
ry out the dictates of our conscience, and
exposes our weakness. i" 1a@''u .''H
Avoid argument With person if he is
directly opposite to you; if he has mind
of his own he cannot become convinced
and if he has no mind he is d poor con-
vert; it is not ouly loss Of time; but Of
ten of friendship 1a't ai 1 so5'9af'b 'd
! Do not judge Of person from first i'm
pressions; it is not liberal; often your
warmest frinds prove to be those you we're
prejudiced against. aa2r.~l@ .~fe7
| A kind word and a pleasant voice are
gifts easy to give; be liberal with them
they are worth more than money Conn.
try Gentleman. stss 10 a'agm.'aer~-iii
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Busintss 6 arNs.


Hotels. J&tti p" H
VopsE, Eden Mills, VT. DR.. d. Ran
h, Proprietor. -if g. ~ oo eal
by HOUSE, North Hyde Park. X. H.
<rrH. Proprietor. 5000 e'A a''sa'' 70
EERBURY Hotel, Waterbury, vt. N. p.
|peer proprietor, New house and new
pTe.
THEWS, HOTEL, Stowe Gower Village)
|, ". Matthews, proprietor. II eI
TREyILLE HOUSE, or" OLD FAR
FMS HOTEL" Waterbury Centre, VT,
A Lyon, Proprietor. Travellers will find
4 excellent place to stop. ~ a#
by HOUSE, johnson, Vt, CIV. Denio,
kprietOr Stages leave this House north
tuh Daily. fof se< n 20
! RRISyILLE HOUSE, Morrisyille, Vt, r..
Spaulding, proprietor. The proprietor
Ia be able to make the traveller feel at
4 .,.a..a ..aam "a 3
Fy MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Wolcott Vt.
i Nav. proprietor. This house has been
h and additions and improvements made
/ the last season, so that the proprietor
Snfdent that he can make the traveller feel
.s.F-s4 lis IesH# 30
EIC!N HOUSE, Hyde Park, VT, ). A..
Eid proprietor. Horses and carriges for
! ance to any part of the country always IN
Is. Also horses and carriges to let. 10
LACE HoTEG, Hyde Park. VT, J. l..
|smith, Proprietor. H
|LAGE HOTEL, Waterbury, w., Jeremiah
|DWn, proprietor eh@A
|ORE POND HOUSE, Elmore VT, A. w!
ycrill. proprietor. Conyeyances TO any
\ the county on short notice, ~
ERlCAN HOUSE., st. Albans, VT. s. q.
sld, WOprietor. h ID g
EBURGH HOUSE, Irasburgh, VT, by r.
i Nye. Stages leave this house daily for all
" stations. Horses and carriages to let. 30
fBELIiS HOTEL. wolcott, VT, Justus
lbbell, proprietor, on the stage road to
Igh, Conveyance to any part OF the coun
short notice. -..-. "a
ES HOTEL, Eden Corners, VT, J. Har
ngton, proprietor. Good Accommodations
In and beast.
biz HOTEL, by H. P. seeger, Cambridge
Iro'., Vermont. ~
tEL, Albany Centre, Vermont, w. How
/, Proprietor. This is q good place to stop
knew dinner for four, with good cup o.
aup in ten minutes. 3D. 30 e
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A REFORMED MAN,-Old Billy Smith
kept small store in one of the interior
towns of Massachusetts,. 1t was the rem
devious of all loafers in. the village.
These fellows used to be there every night
playing poker. generally with the old
mans clerk, and, besides drinking the old
mans liquor, spent his money, furnished
by the confidential clerk. Old Billy sus-
pected what was going on, and came
down Oh them suddenly one night; and
before they could hide themselves. Nemiah
got "Jessee," but was forgiven promising
to sin no more.
"Nemiah," said Billy, "Never let q
soul in after eight o'clock" ,y...,,q
| Nemiah promised obedience. Next
night the crowd was at work as Usual and
Billy thought he would 60 down and see
how things went on. Accordingly down
he went and knocked at the door!
"Whose there p cried Nemiah. 9"i '' u
"Its me, MI. open the door, w
"No; Billy told me never to lot any
one in after eight o'clock, and amt 90.
ing to do it."1a g @Lea 2s0 7i''
"But Nemiah, it's me-open the door
in one moment" 'a raf a"g5 eros n.a7
"No, none of your CANNON; yoti sound
nightly like him, but it wont 60 down;
so travel, or dod rot your head if ! don
give you shot with this old blhnderbus.
you old humbug. ,2''@ 2.' aa'a
Billy waited to hear no more; bit start
ed off like the wind confident that Nemi.
ah was reformed man. and the next day
e doubled his salary. 'i' ''a mr. '1
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Physicians.

N--.s ..t UI F.HH
80 nR. MOVE has taken rooms at
YfYy ~ Denio's Hotel. johnson.
where he will insert TEETH upon
EssR BASE at as low PRICES as any Dentist
.,&te' Also teeth cleaned. filed. and dis.
" 'ne gums treated. Teeth inserted upon
F"lrom 81 to SIS per sett. $3.50
n nENTISTRY.-P. W. J. PICK,
- ~ dentist. johnson. W. Natnr-
E.sy al teeth put in the best state of pre-
III servation. Artificial teeth made
Style known to the profession. 45
COREY, NJ, D., Physician and Surgeon,
S'hle' vs.. Office at the residence Of II. N.
1r % b2 s5f
aoLBRO0K. NJ, D., physician and sur
~, "oleott, VT Office at his, residence,
"'merly occupied by Q A Root. sm6o
.sIEEIE, MD, Homeopathic physician
surgeon, Morrisyille, VI. Office at bis
sTN e,N the house formerly occupied by
''ea G
s H. WHlTEeM. D.. physician and sur.
s, ~, hyde Park, vt. 0iIiee at the for.
'''nce OF j. I. Allen.
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ca 1t is said that the only joke Gen.
Sherman ever perpetrated was upon en-
tering the capital of North Carolina,
Turning TO a regiment Of veterans who
were marching by the Stat, House, ho
called out: ''Don't you think this good
place to sing Raleigh round the flag,
boys ?"
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i o, scoRN NOT thy BROTHER.

.iiu yoo.scorn not thy brother, ss'mm0o
siaibIaa Though poor he may be, wal VI
a. He's bound to another t..f.'.
And bright world with thee.
.yD ~4 Should sorrow assail him, 9sHa %
yfisodlu Give heed to his sighs, .gijyam 3y
..B.r Should strength ever fail him, ...
0, help him to rise
,.-u.7 The pathway we're roaming. ra.g
Mid flow'rets may lie, .,.l .f.-
But soon will llfe's cleaning,
t."a Come dark'ning our sky. 'nl
.n Then seek not to smother sr'.r te.
.... Kind feelings in thee, .......f
And scorn not thy brother,
'll %. Though poor he may bel ai
.l.s Go, cheer those who languish ,....
Their dead hopes among.
su In whose hearts steain anguish 1890
a8 u The harp hath unstrung! ~ Ief d
They'll soon in another t
Bright land roam with thee.
So scorn not thy brother, VI
ugla Though poor he may BET .aF
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sEsy One of the features Of the curiosi-
ty department Of the Chicago fair is Abra-
ham Lucoln's log cabin, which he helped
build with his own hands, and which
has been brought from its original lOca-
ton ~ .tia1. l-lgaa bnra LEa
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oeeg. wbyi the telegraph Ikea musi-a
clan Because il beats time ~ ~ 8a'n8f'
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AN AWFUL THREAr.--Ned Grimes
woro sad codntenance He was asked
what was the matter, but no, satisfactory
answer was forthcoming At length .
particular friend obtained the following
particulars from him: hrf Hoias.1goo nI
"You Know" said Ned, IL have been
courting Sally W. long while, and so
We had great notion of getting married,
when the darned old colonel" blaou sV
$50 on, Ned, don't be boy ; what
about the colonel q aa.ssx9 boa sirat
"Why, you see, Sally said l had bet-
ter ask him, and SO l did, as perlite as
knew how"
"Well, what reply did he make 2"
"Why, he kinder hinted round as II II
warn't wanted there, no how" aa Be- emr9
'..Well, Ned. let us know what they
were-what the colonel said to disturb
your mind SO 2''7ai 80 ao.3miia odi iLs2
"Why, he said--' ad, 20 iramaiH37
"Said what? ?" .spai
"Why. he said if he catched ME shsre
again, he'd cowhide me till hadn't an
inch Of rind left OH my back, darn him.
! A PARTICULARS CLERGYMAS.--It does
no. require very old person, who has live
ed in the country, to remember the time
when Instrumental music Of any kind IN
a church was considered little less than
sacrilcge. A brsc-viol has sst many
congregation at ,loggerheads, and Tho
clergymsn, especially, used to set their
faces hard against the innovation. Wa
remember a clergyman. whose voice and
warning against the instrument had been
over-ruled. who rose to give out the mcfu-
ing psalm, with the following ''iutfoduc.
tory fcmarks:p 81.
Z aE'you may fdais aadsiAs The one hun
dred and tveuty-hfth psalm"
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|aIuajlle aewsdealer !:
,rptIsnED EVERY WEDNESDAY, ''
,Dp PARK, LAMoILLE COUNTY, VT.
Rates of Advertising.


Rates of Advertising. 1aBi siaaI
year, $50 G mos. S35'; 8 mos. SIS;
I nm SnNi year, $50; c mos. 20; 8 mos, sloi
;min year, SIS c mos. $40; 8 Smos. 81;
! ISD So' / year, SO; mos. 81 8 mos. 81
Stjcas ~ charged at 10 cts per line for three
E,"ns OS,S' two insertions, s cts. line I; one
4 'e,t;c "o,;ces 81 each,-provided, they dc, not
Il twenty lines, in which case ten cents
sviIl be charged. 10 aoH" I#.EaI
los p Rf IN ( fM G. ID
IN ALI IT'S BRANCHES
:, ' AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
At THIS OFFICE.
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N HOUSE, johnson, VT, g w. Denio,
,orietor. Stages leave this House north
nth Daily. 4Uf E. 20
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RIsyILLE HOUSE, Morrisville, VT, r..
Spaulding, proprietor. The proprietor
0 be able to make the traveller ieei al
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-28

YRByILLE HOUSE, or" OLD FAR
ms HOTEL" Waterbury Centre, Vt,
4 LYON, Proprietor. Travellers will find
| excellent place to stop, ~