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, 1865-05-27

EOur German fellow-cltizens are making great
preparations tor grand voeal and instrumental
concert. to take place on Wednesday ne1t, Nay
31st, 1t c1osby's Opera House, for the benefit Of
the German department Of the Sanitary Fair. The
Germaui4, a new musical Society, consisting OF
sixty male voices, under The direction Q! Mr.. Otto
Ynl ofcheetsA Of thirty two pieces, will, By their
p1odustont, MAKE I'll. concert really excellent
sc @Poet md r Psaeant and "The Merry Wlses of G
W1ndfor;" Hamme"a t'Sfptette,Milllaife Mr..
Psui Becker fol, The piano parts. fautasia on
piano, hy Mrs. Smith and Mr. Knoepfei; Tenor
SOLO, by Mt Loeb. aud four male choruses, by The
Gesmunta Society.
Tickets to ali parts OF the house, at o1e dollor,
can be obtained it the principal music stores.
We also learn that the celebrated New Tork
ssA1ton" will visit Chic-co In the lslser part Of
June, and, In connection With the Germ4nls, wilt
give grand concerts here and In Milwaukee. 1t
viii he q great German festival.
, 1865-05-27
CAIJTTON.

MH. DELIGHT wishes to c Ill the attention OF the
Pablo to the factth be uns not beopg 70 the Ga.s
pfttintrAnt qunEkb Whosa nostfuu1t NE theD.eye4,
zrr mere pretensiona. lie ~ peruaaently oca ed ID
Chlcszn has BEEN for puEDber OF yeass- and expects
to he uauy mora. He does not deceive or mtsekd the
Eupic In u particular. He hclieEes - the Span
lab Lua,fal IL The 1utst Rnd best HatF Rct0rcc and
beSuttHef in the Vofld and 10 euhstxutits the claim
be presents certificates from we'll known ana highly
sssrec,she s:tizsna :she % ,ctn readily BE- cons1!tsa
the public deceived BY ipoatess and pu*cks the
public are Elonc to bams, my-syaee-lt sth
, 1865-05-27

go to she Hest,-Go 10 sBfJsat q ctra:top's
Chicago Commercial College to get 8 thcEongh,
prscnea1 buatness education, OF to tetoEne R0oA
tor circulars, BE1AzT j. 6TRArTcH. Chicago. III.
Call at N. r. Uferri1iss, Nos. II and 73
Randolph greet, ii yon wish somethtur new III
the way ef Lamps or Glassware. uy2913l0n
Paper nane1Age, Painting, Calctmlntng and
Glazinc, at F. E. RlEbJs 50 Randolph street
mhlN ix19.lM
, 1865-05-27

RAILscAp 1xTEovEHEsTs.-The Directors Of
the Louisville, New Al:any + Chicago Ratlrold,
ase preparing to ehortcn TIE route from Lafayctte
10 Chicago, By nsking a new track between Ia
Cscfse aad Lake station. A meeting of the cttt-
xcrt O.. rilpecanoe county. Ind. il to be held at
Letayctle Leaf Saturday, tD lnrthc4 the interests
OF the ntw road TO Chicago sis Tulcott and Crown
Point
, 1865-05-27

Atlantic White Lend and Llnseed OIL
Co.% Of New York, manufacturers OF Pure Whfta
Lead, &c,
Also L1ptecd Oil, Raw, Boiled and Refined. Fur
eAle by druggists nnd dealers generally, aud hy
ROHERTCOLGATE 5 CO., General Agents. Isl
Pearl kt1cet, New York. mhl5-u52s II SAW
, 1865-05-27

e| II you want TO evcusc yourself a good
homestead, attend the May 3let GIFT Eoucert.
st4,ePo arc 10 be distributed Al the Nay 3ist GIFT
Concert, mya7yl lnl-lt
, 1865-05-27

The Boston Corn Doctor. ". Kent.
Bop, has been .Tnl7Eentiy loculed IN Boston for
the past dteen years, now IL p4ru ansnIly loeated
al 1i0 Clark street, Calhoun bnt!dI1g.
1H7.1f
, 1865-05-27

TeBRclN PnsAr0 Detroit.
[s:eclal Dtkpaich to tho ChicsEo Trihune.1
DErkoIT, MAY A, 1868.
IP-Ane1ican Unlon, ExcelsIar. Baltic, slusil,
lansing. aad Otter. ..... .... -. --.
uowa-alexAnder, Canopps, platt. Autoc.a:. and
Dlsek HnWk.
w1S,-N r.
, 1865-05-27
TUICAGO GRAND
GIFT CONCERT.
To be Held at Bryan Hall, May 81, 1885.
1900 Gifts, at 4 Cash Galre Of $4,000.
TICKETS $500 EACH.

The following sro auopg the most valuable a!fss:
Set OF Diamond Jewelry, ry,.................... 12o1
tlna Dthmonu 500
Una r n IftbttIs Eouhtt C5rAnt Els .,..,,.. 60
ine f3cnts' Gold Lever Watch sog
Jne LAdr's Eold watch {diamond aet)-...-....,, 40
Tnt,d csar. faM Eabnet1 t1,,,s,s....,,......,.. Isl
eet Of Silver 100
f)ne Hnrilsh Lever 30
One Gift Of One Thousand Do1laEa In Cash....... 1U
Ore fine BrtcE Residence, situated in tne iowa OF
Metamora Woodford Co. ILL.,, valued ~ 100
Ticket fos sale q John Wasn's. eoSnes 9. Msdi:
9seeet; K Z. BAL. Druggist, l1s Clafk stlest-
PHgeips1 dspos tor .hs sals Of scks,s, 1af Dsss;
By man On receipt Of funds. Address nndera}gned r
d. Bo1 B1A7.
examine the property, At Aessss, Gues Bro Co. and
W. ~ kInaha. 10 Ia street, and at the aaleAtoom
Of Nes&1s. Wheeler Wilson, 166 Lake atices.
tuYI.y$41f 4thp
, 1865-05-27
The Hyde Park Toll Gate Turnpike
Company.

EblfcF9 {thttsgo TtlJune:
Ne understand that a charter Was obtained By
james P. Root and others fsr the purpose OF put'
t,Ne- m toll ctles on Lake avenue. running h0m
fhe civ Ilmits to The Hyde Park House. which nv
eppe hss been covered With clsy and ertvel nearly
ali the WY q, The e1ptn Of abo1t $S0oo by the
Iun and prtsate subscriptions. We consldes nc
, 1865-05-27
DACH & sALTONsTALL,

yToCE HRQEEBS,
Nc, ~ Wall street, Now Yerk.
enInrsfs.ion. tA1. B. E4ta.
yphlErSnS n sGs k.&GALEuEAIdAA
, 1865-05-27
DY GILBERT d SAMPSON.
ID F;re liblary Of oysr so volumes STANDARD
AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
AT AXId,TTnN
@as;.11,tt2p=@zz;5.tg11iittitsE. ;.1tt2

w ANTED--For tae Gove7n;nets
w - the Quasfernaxtess Department, 1t IT.
Lo0l1 Lanorcs1 It ss oes caocta and raucaa; Team.
1tsIa At 44e pc! Ecsta AMI FAtlo31. F.ee thl1pofr
Alton furnished npm Eh!caEp. ultaoss. Fas fusihr1
iR.o1-s.ion sppJ At ths Government Otlces. 1 11.ak
kqu.a Natey eeTcet7 Ehlexx1- III. -"
phl217Sisk, Tll1IAk MALT, ,aaYE A4(R
, 1865-05-27

O1L -Rsy. E. II. Hager has struck well {of
OIL II tie wilderness. Mr. negcr, Rector Of the
Church Of The ucly Communion, in this city, hsa
res'cutl hH pAatora] charge, md will preach hls
farewell sermon On S1nta, urxt he zoe. TO the
tnc Of we1}e on t1scl Of lind purchased by Ltn,
ntnr Ti1uEyiile few !ears htDce * for mere
song" which has recently giv.n decided fntica.
during hts residence IN ,h,- cry. apd under h,s
n,n.eunitoE the church has prospescd largely.
, 1865-05-27

GILBERT i SAMPSON,
~ aKNEisAL AUCT10NEKR3, u, Is Il q pexr.
bcfn.ar Chtcaxu, III. We EFa our personal attention
to sales Of uonaehot Fulnltass. &C. ht Dwellings
at cur SalesrooIcs. Parties bresklnK up horsekeep
Leg Will uuh It to tteis fdTant3E 70 - before dts
posng Of their gooda. Our regular sAe days al Fur
ntare and Household 6oods. It ouf satelroofB, 1Fo
T1esdAyk and FrtdAv1- mh51p28 %tnp
, 1865-05-27
GruY nair, Bnldness, Dandruh, nnT Dis


HOt FOR TIE GOLD MINES
i l. OF IpA8O, y1a MISSOURI R1vKR-:2ontans
and ldato TransRott.tlos 14ns Ine cav. e. 't aeas
iof Fort Benton Saturday, NAY 1th. II T, T. 1a66
Ssea1ner AARCEl4A Copea, aussl sa;uscay: y:.ta J91s
as Aboye during the months Of Nay md !una Bee me
Ale prepared % faIntah uan4potaton 1so FotI a r.
silver City, Last Chance, Pnck17 Pear. Des1 Lodge
Virginia City, BAnnock City and asllAGn. -
soptbeast corner Of Main aad Olive stfeet1 or JNh
J. ROE CO. Covenant slEeet. between q and - IL
Bs. LonIa. No, or J. G. WlCEkR 81 And ~ sontn
Wsfrr 1.teef EhIclxp fnY4y$s2-24t &thp
, 1865-05-27

sfier next Sabbath, ssth inst, the Plymouth
church Society, formerly worahippiug in Smith
4 N11on'e Music ualL will meet In the basement
of the new unltarlan Church, on Wanash avenue.
x,f nh ard f.OOtf
, 1865-05-27

4 Bcrx1r JCxrtR.-A yourg m7n named
Richard r, kingtcn, arrested for the commission
of vsriou. er,m,e known to the ciE1l Law, and
noN IA ist,. will lie turned ..s:r II the military
tjtnattmcui to be ulcd tur desertiou and bonuty
iuOpiDE.
, 1865-05-27

Map.e, = r:rd. .a1bacloIo Beach. cord. .1a0oasD5
tTEpkIks.
Beens. = auszt........10c Kerosene. ? cn.
Hm,x fr pts';;-......,5s : sfson'. eaeh.''.'...sc
, 1865-05-27

m F,1d,v evening. NJ thefr mona In Etnp.a
ps.. ~ t,ta .e,;a,, -. . .ee.-,n.n,ss,.aa xa,s,;.s
n4oef, ~ Lag seuua ~ eo@n4an1Sauon .o'at4'e
30 thels action on the eoralnE Faif, which appear
cd In the papcss over the slgna'uth Of $. N. Fas'
set, Etq. There was large attendance.
Il VI. unanimously resolved that each nemnef
OF the Society contribute 20 m1ny pscturcs NJ he
rnn spare for the benefit Of the Faie aud loan for
the purpote II decorating the Sotiet}'s asp1rt-
1uent nfl pictures IL their po.sest1on Of merit.
throughout the c,uutfJ. fayorably inclined tow
ards The Fair, are invited to donate pictures TO bo
exhibited and sold In the Soc1ety.s department.
Mr, Brand moved that The president appoint 4
committee Of fve gentlemen 10 collect aud iake
charre Of Iii pictures presented and sent to tho
Fair. nnd e3td committee to be empowered to ap-
pcfut sub committees to aid them. II necessary;
it TO be distinctly understood that all ptcture5 40
dcratld shall be exhibited under the aus2ces Of
the society nd none other. The motion prevailed.
, 1865-05-27

cnAAcE.-Henry c. Ans'ln. EGG, formerly u
reporter OIL the Ta1ncKE, and for tie past year on
lie eutosisl tt1ff Of the Peoria Tfonaertpt, hts
abshdoncd the prees, and will heuEetorth press
tic h1,sincss Of insr1ance; he will open IN Office
IN 1ud:snupo1is. M1. Aust,n ia gent emu in
every scrst' OF the word, and vii. Ws nave no
doubt. bscoue highly appreciated In bis new
trhtfe Of activity, - ht ha. been ii The neWspA-
11fs r rt,t:tte Gf dnty
, 1865-05-27

TaE OnPuASs.-A meeting Of the Direetretscs
Of the Protestant Ofphsn Aeyluro, is called for
, 1865-05-27

10 comueston il charged by the.c gentlemen
f.r ceiling the t,adges-a4! uf Ut prodi* gong 10
the Fyir fund Let every bon3 uaFe nolee-suoe
and trl color badge.
fnex pzoFxsson ooLp~rS sAtTH.
Professor Go1d~;n Smith, OF England, the ster.
ling fit nd and at'ie advneAts Q! our cause sehas
an exquisite pai1tiDg. wncee tuhjeetls fct 1orlh
in the lol,owps 1et.eI add1ssssa 70 Oh Tvne
now stnJ1pE ri the Sherman:
rA1k Esns, OXFORD, April 1856.
DIAN Sic: The tu1ject Of The picture 1s Csra
b1inelIg water 10 the Wounded Asrnlon a. t!oa'
propEiEte to ,he ocxs.lou. The palnter is Nj,
brito1 Rtytcse, sounc artist Of this C'ty. Tue
ttYlr is somewhat pre- Raphas'ite, ard IN Wltoess'
LIZ 1be pictnEc. allowance must be matte LOT tnls
ae for The youth ot the painter:
more valuable ofttt!lf- 49,. .
! feel touale pleasure IN tnoE1Ig my ssnPa aI
rcfpect fuE the bczehccDt la6ofe Of tha SANITARY
Comusss7on, have the mo.l grateful Bense Of Ut
kiLdness sb'cl personally 1ccelved from maa5
ffie1ds II Chicago. an, dtar tfs. soust, ialth'
tul!y- Soio~lS SMITH.
IrsT L1kE IHE1.
The foIlowipz correspondence needs no ex.
plunation though short, II tpesks volumes; 1t II
| by Telegraph;
! PaAzH1x Dc cmEs, Nay &c, 1855.
c. s. Tappen, Chicago:
l The people Of Minnesota will contribute LOO
bnslelx No wheat 10 The Sanitary Fai.. Fit csn
| 70 tnfouEh 10 Chafaro Tree. The Northwestern
Packet Company will TOW IL free VIII you
transport 1t Tree over Jout Soa1- Answer quick
| HEPLT.
CHICAGO. Mny e6th, 1865
]. Lawlef, President, Prttrie du Chirn:s
We vii bring The !, ,Gzl0 hu wheat coptrf5utea %r
the Sanitary Fair, Tree 70 Chicago. and e9ncra1u
late the conoEs npon their Nbcrsllty.
| e. 5. 1ArPES, G, F,A
l ITEM.
We faw yesterday tnperb Afcbau. uow ~
! peeet IN the window o. Mee.rs. Burley & TyEreijt
| etore On Lake street, pronounced BY 4{ who hsr,
seen II rneufpsseeA " nyth.ng in it. line eth.
domestic or 3treacn tn2de. III not t.asv To an ,
| prst bow IL could be more elegant 10 3esirn :,
Tork1nanship. It Ia hand ~rought thron yhon,
| vet GAA all the cvrnnehs Of machine WORK II i
| mtdc by m tuaieof. and yet the selection and sr
YpIgck.eut Of colors and figure. are ~orts5 of :,
attiEt
We clip TIC following from au Eaeterp p.a,r
awe have got a 'rctc' IL E.1e, and a-e potn,
to contribute II to 1be great SIn3,afr Far At fsf
caro-. The Uis7'afcA d, scsibls It as eood T.+iys
old fashioned bell, captured from the British ah;,
Queen Charlotte during Commodore Perry's hstit
| Of Like Esie Tn The 10Th Of September. Isis
| While the old cuurt houee stood In the n,rk ~
hell Wns uero fnf all occa toLs, aud wa Or n ysr
. in order 10 call the people toeeihrr duriae nj
! ! Erie tl,lrosd wst. Sine 1he eouti h0use "
tAktn down Tie Old b.ll e lktn ewploJc.,.' w.
, 1865-05-27

GARno71sG.-A youur u-n named I3nes Cole
man, fctideLt Of Oshkosh. Nis., aud lately ar.
rived in this city, was garroted at \ late huur Oh
Thurtday right last on Wells street., and xohhad
OF ESQ N :5rs. lie alltrts that TWO mgn eud.
d, ~! fill uIntn him. one tez,nC him by the throst
Wbile 1he o'her ec1z' d his poeket-hook and ran
OF with 1t. Two despessuocs named Johu Erom.
well m - Mcqueen. have a,een atreefed ~
the Enrro,ers; the complainant alleges them u
b. the guilty parties. 1hey hsve been held to
ban Ia thetun Of s. 800 10 appear n the Record
xzB CCuf1.
, 1865-05-27

Bauer j. c., recently removed to their magn1d-
ftnt new stcre. IN the Opera House Block, have
given up the old etose On Clark etreet. opposite
The Court House. Their 5fterts will henceforth
nnd them uudes the Opera House, with one ofthc
moet magnificent establishments In the world,
tud stock Of instrument. which, for variety and
excellence, cannot be beaten. The Knabe plano.
iu their hauie, IL teL1ng like chsft1. II ii se-
tonlthing 10 see the orders which pile in On them
-eo rapidly that 1t Is with great difficulty they
manage to keep On hand suuic,ent number to en-
htbtt to Intending purchasers, and they ara not
unfrcaueItsy tw1 oE three weeks behind in 1,tus
osders Certainly, II populas appreciation bs any
test u merit. Bauer i Co. naJ well be eAttened
with the verdict.
, 1865-05-27

A1Y BrEsET.-Alf. D1ta..1, the faeflc fatiL
coLto.tioai>t, Iaisstet hi. excellent powerr Of
nimicsy last evening, At Smith Nlxou's asll,
10 lnrpe md spprec,at1ve audicnce. He will do
liLcwtsc this 4licrnoon snd evening. Mr. Burnett
II wilhol, "eptlou TIC be.t mime of The dsy.
M character ord or young male or female, Il TOO
difficult for hin 10 sttcEpt, aio his every attempt
L. AlEC4s
, 1865-05-27
aurtion sales.
sN7M 4. BUTIE'Ra il &C.,

Nh2So6S~s;..tnp
D OCULAR SATUR URDAY's
IL SALE Furniture Carpets, Pianos. &C..
At AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, lf8y 21th. u. * O'Clock It Ruttes1
Auctloc HoornK In Portland Btock. corner Dearborn
knd Wh1t lIston sczeet1. I'm. A. BUFFERS q Co..
ny2i1ks54 It Autconects
, 1865-05-27

COLLISION on TIE RIVERA out eight O'clock
ycsierdsy morning a. the sehoou.r Jupiter In
tow Of the steam tug 'Coasnrnts1> = was entering
The btrbor, when about opposite The light house
she wut run Into ~ the tric as. :. r. Eatson.''
IL t9s ID s hs5 SS%
Vss ocr-,aoped oy the :. Na..nu beng 50 heavisy
laden Lat ehe won d not 1sty Der nslm. The
demnse sustained By The ''jnplt i" will amount
ib1uud
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-09-27

WINTER AND SPRING TINE But little
more than two score days ago. the earth
lay frozen in the wintry air. inertgin it's
vital forces as if chiseled from marble
and granite, by the hand of giant-artist
as q plaything for the children Of the ri.
tans The mountains that guard the
eastern sky stood in clear relief against
the horizon the leahess trees shivered in
under the low wall of the pulsing wind;
the couches prepared for Spring, the vir-
gin bride; the lakes, beneath their crys-
tai bridges, chimed silvery melody which
sounded like the tinkling of a hundred
fairy bells; the grand old sky spread out
its -goldsn beauties as it had done ten
thousand times before gloFiously magnif.
cent? r-,.,-.,
And yet, to one who paused to contem.
plate those things moment there came
consciousness of a something wanting,
an unsatisfed feeling, accounted for BY
the fact that there was no active life MAN.
ifested in those beautiful forms. haovasa.f
But hark the pattering of the rain
upon the windows A steel gray sky
above; dun and cheerless earth be-
meath ! Natures struggle to break her
chains of ice, is 50 great, that she weeps
great tears of pain, while the winds sob
in agony. But the dark days pass by
the sun sends down his mystic day beams.
and the earth bounds into an unfettered
life. Down in the dells, where the little
shining drops of water trickle through the
grass bulbs that link their tender arms
together in the dark chambers of the
ground, the emerald blades spring out of
their rusty scabbards, as if they were to
fight the battles of the coming season !;
the soft petals of the early flowers unroll
from their calyxes, like badges of honor
on the bosom of victor; and Spring
is triumphant Life is once more in
motion. ..s,3 .-. rs..g+. ..s
Just 50 is it with our spiritual natures.
There is time with every soul, when the
SHOWS of sin lie deep upon it, benumbing
its faculties and freezing its energies but,
thank heaven Spring time comes to some
of us--a time when tears of repentance
melt away the drifted barks, and the low
throbbing of a new existence commences.
II. II. Boone.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-09-27
gg According to the census of 1860

CT According to the census of 1860
there we're 1882 natives of Vermont
in the United States, scattered as follows:
Alabama l74. Arkansa l2l, California
34l9, Connecticut 1862. Delaware 10,
Florida IT, Georgia 245, Illinois 9,253,
Indiana 3539. Iowa 1851, Kansas 902,
Kentucky 333, Louisiana 2l7, Maine
1898, Maryland l54, Massachusetts, 49,.
659, Michigan 1879, Minnesota 1908,
Mississippi 205, Missouri 1885, New
Hampshire 1880, New Jersey $40, New
York 46,990, North Carolina 53, Ohio
ll.652, Oregon 29S, Pennsylvania 1875.
Rhode Island 692, South Carolina 56,
Tennessee 229, Texas 2S8, Vermont $780,
037, Virginia 265, Wisconsin 1884,
Colorado 375, Dacota Territory II, Dis
trict of Columbia l0l. Nebraska 32l.
Nevada l3l, New Mexico 27, Utah 1926,
Washington Territory l3l.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-09-27

How TO Stop PApER-You have an,
undoubted right to stop newspaper
whenever you are so disposed upon pay
mcnt of arrearages. And when You dis
continue paper do so maufully. Don't
be so pitiful as to throw it back to the
postmaster with contemptuous II don't
want it any longer !" and then have RE
fused written on the margin and re-
turned to the editor No gentleman ever
stopped paper in that way, no matter if
his head was covered with grey hairs that
should be honorable If you do not wish
longer to receive newspaper, write
note to the editor like a man, saying SO
and be sure that arrearages be paid.
That is the way to stop,a newspaper
Sentinel "a.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-09-27
HUMOROUS SCRAPS.

8 An Irish lady, in her will, ordered her
body to be burned after her death. as she
was afraid of being buried alive. aoitsq
.Tbat's what i call capital punish
mcut,' as the boy said when his mother
shut him up in the closet among the pre-:
serys, ,
An editor. in absence Of mind, lately
quoted from rival paper one Of his own
articles. and headed it "Wretched attempt
at wit.
og An itinerant preacher who rambled in
his sermons, when requested to stick to-
his text. replied ':that scattering shot.
would hit the most birds, sidw
As there appears to be no lady contrib.
utors to the Nation, It has been suggested
that for this and other reasons its name:
be changed 70 istogNation, si y ,oeR
A correspondent suggests that children
should rarely be allowed to drink tea, but
should be kept in the tactical way as
'e llo C. mis %
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-09-27

1,rEsTCOTT'S HOTEL, Cambridge Boro' W.
W 0. Westcott, proprietor. Travellers VIII
find this pleasantplace to stop.
y,DEN HODsE, Eden Mills, Vt. DR.. d. Ran
II dali, Proprietor. ~
Union HOUSE, North Hyde Park. X. II.
u SMITH, Proprietor. 20
WATERBURY Hotel Waterbury, vt. N. P.
w Keller, proprietor, New house and new
furniture. IL
MATTHEW'S HOTEL, Stowe Lower village
.llVt., W. Matthews proprietor. IL
rtENTREvILLE HOUSE, or" OLD FAR
MER'S HOTEL" Waterbury Centre, VT,
Lemuel Lyon, Proprietor. Travellers VIII hnd
this an excellent place to stop. ~
CENTRAL HOUSE, Johnson, VT, w. DEMO,
\ Proprietor. Stages leave this House north
and south Daily. 20
lIORRlSvILLE HOUSE, Morisville, VT, Il.
vi 0. Spaulding, proprietor. The proprietor
hopes to be able to make the traveller feel at
home. lf
GREEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Wolcott vt.
(I K Day, proprietor. This heuse has been
fitted up and additions and improvements made
during the last season, so that the proprietor
feels confident that he can make the traveller feel
at home.
VILLAGE HOTEL, Hyde Park. Vt,' J. l.
Nesmith, Proprietor
VILLAGE HOTEL. Waterbury W.T. Jeremiah
\ Brown, proprietor.
l,LMoRE POND HOUSE, Elmore VT, A. W.
II Ayerll, proprietor Conyeyances TO any
Dart of the county on short notice.
A MERICAN HOUSE, st. Albans, VT, s. 6.
n Field, proprietor. 10
! RASBURGH HOUSE, Irasburgh, Vt, by X;
lW. Nye. Stages leave this house daily for all
nilway stations. Horses and carriages TO ie'' 90
uUBBELLiS HOTEL, Wolcott, VT, Justus
| Ill Hubbell, proprietor, on the stage road to
. lrasburgh. Conveyance to any part OF the couh
ty On short notice. ~
lNDEN HOTEL, Eden Corners VT, j. Har
u rington, proprietor. Good Accommodations
for man and beast. s.
EAGLE HOTEL by Fl. p. Seeger, Cambridge
IL Boro'., Vermont .....a. ~
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Attorneys.


@ s. PIKE, attorney and licensed Claim and
y, insurance agent, johnson Vt. Having had
large experience in collecting Military claims for
bonntv land arrears, money bounty and pen
sions;l am prepared to prosecute all such claims
to speedy termination, for reasonable com
pensation. 90 N
NIB. SAWYER, attorney at law and solicitor
II. IN chancery, Hyde Park, Vt-Agent Tor
the prosecution of all claims against the U ,.
government. Office in postoiiice building. Il
u c. BENTON, Attorney at Law and solicit
Ii. or in Chancery, Hydepark, w.
brigham A. WATERMAN. attorneys at law
ID and solicitors in Chancery' Hyde park' W,
Particular attention given to the collection OF
Al claims against the Government, widows, IN
valid, and other pensions, bounties, back pay
Sc WALDO BRIGHAM, GEO. l.. WATERMAN. 10
n W. HENDEE, attorney and counsellor at
VI, law and solicitor in Chancery, Morrisyile
Vt Office in Masonic building. 6i
MOWERS Il GLEED, attorneys at law and so
\ %tors in Chancery, Morrisyille,Vt. (0hce
bmehy occupied by Hon. 4. Gleed.) II. II. row
RsRK. GLEED. n
D ?. PARKER, attorney and counsellor at
IL, law. Wolcott, Vt. Particular attention
given TO collecting all kinds of military claims.
SIsving an experienced agent and attorney IN
Washington. ID. O., am prepared to procure PEN
ions, bounties, back pay, &C., ON reasonable
terms.
0. HEATH, attorney and coun sellor at
ll' law solicitor aad Master in Chancery and
licensed WAR Claim agent. Office ut Jefferson
vile, VT A
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beauty in the progress of a New England
year than any which all the Pacific coast
can offer.
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