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CLOTHING, DO.

M LosAN0, MERCHANT TAILOR, s1l 81
tINI street, corner ef ID, desires 70 call the a.
.atfentfon Of bis friends and the public gen->1
= srally TO his choice selection Of GOODS for ~
8pripR and Summer Wear, which he will ~
make up at sble rates TO suit the times .6
Mr.. ROBERr HARD0H his associate in bust-
asss invites his fsrmer friends to give him call,
sBt guarantees perfect fitting and fashionable
garment TO all who may sfve their patronage.
abOye pace. my 9-lms
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VIEWS OF PRESIDENT JoHNsoN.-Tbe cor.
respondent Of the London Times writing from
this city, April 18th, describes q Conversation
he had with President johnson on the uestion
OF Reconstruction. and other topics connected
herewith. The President reitera ted, ON that
occasion, in an easy. conversational vav
substantially the views he advanced in his
22d OF February speech. We quote a para.
graph:
s .'Congress represents the States, but the man
who voted for them individuaily. ain Ho1ad "a =,
my election. am like the Tribanes elected
oy the Roman people-I am to stand and rem.
resent their interests. And what other oh;act
can nave than 70 represent those interests-
the Interests OF my country 1 have no party
objects to serve-no selfish Interests 70 pro-
know what could desire more than I have
cameo. nave gone the whole giddy round,
irom Alderman upward, and do not value
TINS ONCE (here the President spoke with great
earnestness and feeling) except for the good
which IL may enable me to do. want but
corner Of this house to live in. And do not
care bawbee, as the Scotch say, for all the
rest. Let me but see the country at harmony
and peace, and now gladly would give up
ALI" -
President do him the greatest honor
1The New York bunmers have 20 no to
Jersey now for their Sunday nippers
n0-Stephen's disguise while in Iondon in
now asserted 70 nave been that Of sister Of
charity.
0Ths sale Of false calves IL denouno.d in
New York on account Of ne cholera
0Mniners and eardensrs complain loudly
q the backward spring. :
~ fhs Lowell (Aass.) News says that near.
" enc hunared and hfty men have been mus.
'srsd int General Svssny's amy in thsscity.
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v&. XVIII.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES. [.
Tl1E' MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE.,
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
AssErrs. $4,000 900.
LOSSES PAID, 81 400 ,00o.
DIVIDENDS PAID, $1,000 zoe.
POLICIES ISSUED FeR LIFE,
Payssls annually. or in enc. Eve, OF ten sanusi
payments.
AR Policies are non forfeiture after three annual
payments.
TO the amount of the value Of the policy.
Fifty per cent. credit given whom the premium
amounts TO go or over.
LIGHTIR WHEELER. Agents.,
No. 476 Seventh street.
oBME COOPER, Age nts,
spnlm No. 100 Bridge st Georgetown.
IseC 8I Y0UR PR0PEITH At H0H1.
T1Rl INsUBAHoI.
rH7 HAfPI22EE4Ato P2EA oi pSIoshh SW2oshh1fSsF1sso h1fSssHFS1sson OOH
oHABTiBED BIZ 0OH08Ess.
CAPITAL sl.ooo.ooo.
s''E' rAEas fossts A1 Egs EHHrsz BATS
NO CHARGE FOB P0LICIEs
OFFICE:
ts4 ,stA ho:: st.: nearly opposite Riggs Co.'S Bank.
A.yoHs h. yeANss6ss, fAfss6s s,I.s, E.. ,omo. No. 8. Ii.
ave-, near Bank Of Washington.
Thi. Company 10 now prepared to insure ell de-
soItptions Of property against loss or damage by
are such terms cannot fail TO be to
.ss sr The In sh; s9GHPsspy
WAREHOUSES; Oh DWELLINGS for year or
'efsisr Tss 6emSsny 6Heos start, With Dash CAPITAL
Of 100000. All % pad ~, I thereby % enabling them
20 to the citizens Of the District greater
dty than has eyer been offered heretefore.
oneyesr, according 10 the New York scale for short
gh.sIs. Kn.,, Prs.iasns. Richard well.oh.
g;E: RiSss, Vice Prsst, Rapiel % DSdd.
george george 8. Gsseon, Wiiiiam Bd-' biSsn.
ne;a.a no Zen noble d. LARNzR. Secretary.
ULRIMEN's INSURANCE GO. OF WASH
Il 'INGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
OFFICE No. 1, over Bank Of Washington.
CHARTERED By CONGRESS, 1897.
JAP 400 900
SOhFLUS 30 900
Property Of all kinds insured Tor . year or less
sBaildsrs' risks granted On the most favorable
Ne 'A".;i .;isRRs * Rs',:1bS;i xbzMs. President.
Eessrt %Siss, Il esorsetssn: '
ioSs D. Bs1e., Hni%.d kiss.9a BBsrrsr' Bsr1.'
eam1 Redfern, Chas. W. Davis,
Andrev Roth we'll. Of waahinston.
e. :ns az:
8. Is eesm ABEL Q. DAVIS. ss.'ry.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
Nov Is YOUR TINE.

NOV IS YOUR TINE.
LADIES OF. wAsHINQToH AND eloRaI-
A splendid aseortDent Of MACK SILKS just
received and selling - =. 1UTAfA Ms, III Bridge
street, et 9lsse and "a rs, heavy and good width.
Also afSli sf Whit. Geodss VIZ;
and PLAID SWISS, NAlNHOoKS. GA MBRlSs,
&c, ac.. .eelipg at srSatly rednced prlces.
Oall and o0ovince yourselves. A. .... .
my 1914 hi Bridge e<rset, 0eorgetown.
GREAT BAR0AINe IN DRY GOODS AT MIL.
~ LERS NEW STORE, 18l Bridge street:
SUMNER GOODS, such a. Dress Goods in great
variety, Shawl, g.! BsEeees and ,Orapemerstts,
Linen Drills, Geods for Boys wear, Parssols.
Gloves, Bosiery, Hoop SKIRTS, Oakcoes ~ %: l2ls
10, lSk, 20. 2, csnts, ,Beachsa Muslin l2h, -.
10. Is, 81, Sz3z cents, Brown Muslfns Is. lS, 70, y
cents, Co1ored Alpsces 36 to 62x cents. Black and
Goods and Black shnwls. We are selling our
at low prices would do well 70 giye Ms 8 call
my 5.1m' BENJAMaH MILLER.
CoKE FOR SALE. ..-.
Parties desiring COKE can procure tickets for
any amolnt, at
VIM. D0WLfN0,o,
ITO Bridge street, Georgetown.
N.B.-whendesired will deliver It. my2. eo6t.
ROOMs AND TABLE BOARB CAN BE OBJ
H tanned in Georgetown, at No. 80 Dunbarton
street. References required. ,ap 8lmH
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
nR. LOCKwOOB, Washington Binding, s44
u Penn: avenue. will ill Teeth With~
gold and insert TEETH on Rubber at yery6 49,
sssnoed nssn price. Teeth extracted without
0R; D. GARLAND, tlate. Assistant Surgeon
D,U:S. Army,l Honorary Graduate o.
sGkSic1I AID fEi HE9HsSioxL q H'fe AZ Sen SGs
TIsT; Ofies 420D street, bet. et6 and 7th sts
been fiirty6rs years In the practice. Best Of
rsisTsnss; nysnsS can be given. Charges moderate.
tsss fns' .as cent: q sSia sssh. M
door. .s.s q Rs.a %sass
el.OA1itol VII. ap A-lm.
Il T. = LOOMS, n. D.,
The Inventor ana Psfentee Of The MIHHRAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally st~
sSs.s sSo cannot per.
I'D no person can wear SaAsrs who oannot wear
Persons calling at NY once can BE- oomnedstsd
Sith sny style and price oi Teeth they nay desire,
II SassAf HSi 'lf: VII
Roons 81 this city-No. 33s Psnnsylvania ave.,
essHsss 81 And ioss 's Also, so1 Arch street
CIIAI S1soeVIsI ~ DENFIsTRT.
flHTH ExTRA0TID WITHOUT PAIl.
.,.ss :e:s :. i s::ss
e: :ss = e
S 81: n. e s:. r.;
sdyaneed a. Dsiss on Cur work sasss he srssi
as: s1s fsas s-s.ss. bss.ssa issh sod issa
jssS.iy e.a. LEVINE. MD. Dsnt,~
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husband worked. And instantly she
returned, followed by Mr.. Phillips at
a dogtrot. ''
Old Squire Smith saw them, and
being a man who lived in constant
dread of fire, he thought it must be
that the residence of Mr.. Phillips was
in flames. The old gentleman was
perfectly insane on the subject of con.
flagration, and at the top of his lungs
raised the cry:
"Fire fire fire.
"Where! where!' cried score o.
voice.
@Charles Phillips house. said the
old gentleman.
The fire company gathered, got
out their engine, and ran with al
speed to the fated house. But te
their supreme astonishment, they die
not.so much as smell puff of smoke
in the region.
The head fireman, who was some
thing of wag, knocked at the door
Mrs. Phillips appeared, absolutely
radiant.
as this the house, allow me to en-
quire, ma'am, that we are expected
to squirt on ?" said the fireman.
'1 do not understand you," sait
Mrs. P, "but the baby has walked
two steps-two steps on his own fee
alone p
Sold by Jubiter," cried the fire
man; "and now, boys, here's thre,
times three to the baby that's stepped
two steps! Hearty, my men "
And they gave three cheers-dranl
a barrel of cider, which MIR. Phillip
rolled out, and returned home.
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Phillips First Baby.

Mrs. Phillips was on the very pin
nacle of felicity. She was the mother
of a boy which weighed eleven pounds.
Mr.. Phillips bid fair to lose his
mind entirely. He danced and sung
and fired guns from the top Of the
corn house, whistled Yankee Doodle
while eating his breakfast, and wrung
the necks of all the fowls ON the place,
to make a chicken pie for the celebra-
ton.
This worthy couple had been mar
ried ten years, and this was their
first child. People had laughed at
them ten years on account of this
luck; people who were overrun with
children and whose lives were made
miserable by the scolding and spank
ing they found it necessary to infict
upon their wret ch e d little olive
branches.
Now, Mrs. Phillips said she guess
cd they'd laugh out OF the other side.
There Lad never been SO large baby
born in S m t h Fl e d before. Mrs.
Jones only weighed nine pounds and
had a pug nose. Mrs. Sawyer's had
red hair and had a mole on its
right foot-a sure sign that it would
come TO a bad end-and it only
weighed seven pounds and fourteen
ounces! She guessed folks had bet
ter look at home before they laughed
But his mother declared he was an
angel with puffy red cheeks, heels
elevated in the air, sucking sugar
teats, and being pounced about in a
willow cradle, to the tune of "Higf
diddledee"- then our imagina
tion was not so vivid as it might be
From the hour in which the baby
was born, he was the Autocrat Of the
household; everything had to bow tc
his nod.
The scullery door creaked it was
taken off the hinges. and the servan
was in the draft all the time, because
the creak might disturb the baby
For the same reason the coffee mil
: was moved into the wood shed
!, the dishes must be washed out o
!, doors-the clatter of the dishes mad
J. baby scream; the washing was don
in the barn; the dog was muzzle,
and the cat choked-all from fear G
E disturbing the baby.
p Mr.. Phillips gave the blacksmith
who was located within a quarter G
a mile, one hundred dollars to NOV
g his shop; and biddy was moved t
the cockloft of the woodshed on a.
count of her snoring.
,s The child's diseases were legiol
1t was a wonder that it could dra
it's breath with so many terrible al
t ments clinging to it. Mrs. Phillip
was continually on the watch ft
some new demonstration.
: "Charles," cried she waking HI
husband from slumber, one cold wi
t! ter night, "it seems to me the bal
to don't breathe just right"
ID Mr.. Phillips sprang up and listene
a a 1Good gracious; he's got the shuttle
lr- amt he ?'' ao@0a5t.s es
he he "Oh, dear! what shall we do
ID, baby is going to be sick 2"
,r- MIR. Phillips got light, and {
by anxious parents brought it to bear
'pS the face of their child .q s
"Oh, heavens p cried the moth
: @his face is actually purple! he's
: ing to have the scarlet fever. s
R. that red spot on his elbow."a.
ch. at may be that he's laid on it."
or marked Mr. p 90 a gon
M ALaid on it ? oh, you unfeeling ma
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THE ARRESTED BRIDEGRooM.-The
person who succe eded in swindling the
government out of 100000 recently
by means of forged acquisitions Oh
the Navy Department, and who was
arrested in Baltimore on Friday morn
ing, is Acting Ensign William Ring
gold Cooper, lately on duty in the Of
fee of Detail, Bureau of Navigation
He was married Friday morning te
Miss Julia Defrees, niece of the pub
lie printer, an heiress, and a highly
accomplished young lady. All of the
10000, with the exception of about
| So, 500, was recovered when Cooper
was arrested, 9oisersuaxs
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An Oriental Poem.

A volume of "Idyls from the Sanskrit' ha
ecently been published in England, by Mr.. R
iriffith, NJ A. The subjoined beautiful poen
5 specimen. 1t is entitled "The Rains"
Who is this that driveth near,
Heralded by sounds of fear .
Red his flag, the lightning's glare,
Flashing through the murky air:
Pealing thunder for his drums,
Royalty the monarch comes.
See, he rides, amid the crowd,
On his elephant of cloud,
Marshaling his kingly train;
Welcome, o, thou Lord of Rain
Gathered clouds as black as night
Hide the face of Heaven from sight,
Sailing on their airy road,
Sinking with the watery load.
Pouring down food of tears;
Pleasant music to our ears.
Woe to him whose loves away;
He must mourn, while all are gay.
Every cooling drop that flows
Swells the torrent of his woes.
Ifhe raise his fearful eye,
Indra's Bow, that spans the sky,
Strung with lightnngs, hurls dart
Piercing through his lonely heart:
For the CLOUDS, i'll fancys dream,
Belted with the lightning's gleam,
ConjurG up the flashing zone
OF the maid he calls his own;
And the lines ofglory there,
Match the gems she loves TO wear.
Earth, what dame has gems like thine,
when thy golden fire-lies shine ?
When thy buds of emerald green
Deck the bosom of their Queen
Look upon the woods and see,
Bursting with new life each tree.
Look upon the river side,
Where the faunS in lilies hide,
See the peacOcks hail the rain,
Spreading wide their jeweled train;
They will revel, dance, and play,
In their widest JOY to-day.
What delight our bosom fills,
AS we gaze upon the hills,
Where those happy peacOcks dance,
And the silver streamlets glance.
And the clouds enamored rest,
Like a crown upon the crest
OF that hill that fainting lay.
Meath the burning summer ray,
While the freshening streams they shed,
Glorify his woody head.
Bees that round the lilly throng,
Soothe us with their drowsy song;
Toward the lotus bed they fly,
But the peacock, dancing by,
Spreads abroad his train so fair,
That they cling, deluded, there.
Oh, that breeze his breath how cool
He has famed the shady pool
He has danced with bending flowers,
And kissed them in the jasmine bowers.
Every sweetest plant ha3 lent,
All the riches of its scent,
And the cloud who loves him filings,
Cooling drops upon his wings.
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LANDILAND!!LA LAND!.!

No humbug-a safe and paying investment!
Lands inviting to the emigrant and valuable to
capitalists, as sure to return all money invested
with large profit-located in West Virginia and
Western Pennsylvania-are offered for sale. A
rare opportunity is offered, all who have any in
tention of emigratng to different CLINE IN pur-
suit of home, or those who wish to change un-
certain securities into desirable real estate. The
lands the best for farmers, favorably located,
and in the market at avery low figure.
Any wishing to interest themselves in the pur-
chase of said lands can obtain full particulars by
addressing the undersigned, or can examine maps
and drafts of the same by calling upon him.
@ N. E. SKINNER,
yll:l9tf Craftsbury,Vt.
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WILL THE SUCCESS OF THE CABLE
BE PERMANENT ?-An exchange, in an
swering this interrogatory, says:
Will the telegraphic current from
continent to continent remain unim-
peded by the accident of waves and
currents and the irregularities of the
ocean bed? We think this is doubt.
full. The surveys so carefully made
show that the bottom of the sea for
some five or six hundred miles from
the coast of Ireland is interrupted
rocky ridges and chasms, in the midst
Of which there is much danger of the
cable getting chafed, by the bearing
down of its own weight into the hol
lows, and the scraping Of its surface
upon the rugged ed ges of the rocks
Again, towards the coast ofNewfound
land there are rapid and changing un
der-currents. which may materially
affect the safety of the wire. All these
probabilities must be tested before
We can pronounce success permanent
There may be a radical error in the
plan Of running the cable directly west
ward from the Irish coast over these
rocks and chasms, which sooner OF
later viii! wear it away, and it vii
probably part. it may be in a few day,
or a few months. Why not make {
curve southwark and meet the Gul
stream, which we know makes /;
smooth bed for itself, and which doe.
not flow so far north as the coast of Ire
land. By following this curve of til,
Gulf stream the uneven bottom of th
ocean would be avoided. This cours
might insure perfect safety for th
cable, although it would involve tn
necessity Of laying a few more miles
In its present position we cannot re
gard its permanency as at all certain
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PHOTOGRAPH Saloon.

THE subscribers have lately purchased the well
loon of Mr.. L. d. Wilson, at Barton Landing, and
they are now ready to attend to calls for
Photographs, Ambrotypes, MeiainOtypes,
DaguerreOtypes,
in the highest style of the art. They will take
Pictures every day in the week-Sundays except
ed-till about the first of May, when the Saloon
will be removed to Glover. Now is your time to
secure their services.
vll:l4m6* JOHN HUMPHREY.
Glover, May Is, 1866.
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FOOIsCAPPA PAPER.-During the reign
of Charles l all English paper bore
in water marks the royal arms. The
parliament under Cromwell made a
jest of this, and among other indignities
to the memory Of the King, it was Or
dered that the royal arms be removed
from the paper, and the fools cap
and bell" be substituted. These, ii
their turn. were of course removed a
the Restoration; but paper Of the size
Of the Parliament journal still bear,
the name Of "foolscap.'H y
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MOneV Returned in Full

IF, after few days use of GODFREY'S Ca
L TARRH REMEDY. its effects are unsatisfac-
tory. Sold by P. G.. GODFREY only, No, S3l
Broadway, New York; $5 box; few require
more. 1t is the prescription of one of tne most
eminent of living successful medical professors
and surgeons in the United States, and is known
to be a scientific, safe, and successful remedy
Occasionally case may have passed to an incu-
rable state for man was born 10 die; but that
none may be imposed upon, the above offer is
made, in accordance with the printed statement
on each box.
March 7, lS66-l4
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A young fop, who had just begun
to shave for beard stepped into q
barber-shop, an' after grand swag
ger, desired to be shaved. The bar
Der went through with the usual move
ments, and the young sprig jumped III
with fourishing air, exclaiming:
"My fine fellow, what is the charge :?
"Oh, no charge" :"
No charge How is that ~
"Why, I'm very thankful when | cal
get a soft calf-skin to sharpen my ra
ZOr on.
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CLIMBING MOUNTAINS BY STEAM

CLIMBING MOUNTAINS BY STEAM
All interesting experiment has lately
been made on Mount GEMS, in pres
ence of NJ. Behic, French Minister oil
Public Works, accompanied by several
engineers. The portion oil the rail
way already completed on the slopes
along the carriage road of the noun
tain was gone over bv train, consis-
ting of several carriages, at the rate
of eleven miles an hour ascending, and
nine and a half in coming down.
The incline sometimes attains eight
and a half feet in one hundred, ant
some of the turnings have radius O
only forty metres,( 1873 feet. @
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A Michigan paper says Don Juan, y
the celebrated thoroughbred of Gen.
Custer, the animal on exhibition at
the recent horse fair in that city
which took the first premium, died in
Tecumseh last week. He was valued
at six thousand dollars.
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u,HE MASON g. HAMLIN CABINET OR
i CANS, forty different styles. adapted to
sacred and secular music, for $50 10 $500 each.
Ttv-Ons GOLD W SILIbh AkDALS. or
efher first premiums awarded them. Illustrated
catalogues free Address, MASON HAM
LIN, boston, or Mason Brothers New York.
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| ey they had lost, but this was over,
ruled. 1t was given to the boy, who
without Unnecessary delay, returned
to the Estates" What became oil
him afterwards | never learned.
The body of the Dead Gambler
lies little ways out of Sacramento.
No tombstone marks the spot where
the infatuated man sleeps his last
sleep. nf
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"Mike, why don't you fire at those
ducks ? Don't you see YOU have got
the whole flock before your gun ?" a
know | had; but you see when | gets
a good aim at one, two or three otli-
ers will swim right 'twixt it and me. u
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When Sherman recently passed
through Hamilton, Ohio, he stuck his
head out of the car window and asked
the name of the place. t.Hamilton,'
was the reply, @and aagood many cop
iperheads here b"Tell the copper.
heads to go to Brazil, where they be-
long, was the Generals response.
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A German paper states that a
young man recently married widow
twice his age, and he ascertained sui
sequently that his wife had been his
wet nurse. O.
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j. III. HOLTON.

SILVER Platter, DERBY LINE. VT.
Manufacturer and Dealer in Harness and Car
riage trimmings. A complete assortment always
on hand. - . H5t 30m3
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VOLUME 11--NUMBER 81.
INCREASED PENSIONS.

Full instructions have been received
And all Claims for Increase of Pension, under the
late act of Jnne 5th, 1866, viii be promptly prose
cuted by CIRCUIT BROTHERS, at Barton, VT.
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sAa A.9s1I .az W ~
,s79 M 8g 1asesg 85 sagl .sSIge9 8o
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GROVER g. BAKER


and Shuttle or Lock Stitch Machines; no better
in New England adapted to light and heavy
Family Sewing, and also to Tailor's and heavy
Leather Work-at manufacturer prices. Sam
pie machines can be seen at she subscribers
Sewing Machine Rooms in Barton, where a COM
pe:ent person will be in attendance to give in
struction to all wanting Machines, III relation to
sewing, and in keeping them in order-free of
charge-which will be of great benefit to new be-
gnners.
CAUTION.--Second-h machines are be-
ing slightly repaired vanished up and carried
through the country by irresponsible persons and
sold for new machines. Many of them soon fail
and your money is lost. Buy your machines OF
responsible parties. Devoting all my time to the
Sewing Machine business, l hope to receive or
ders from all in Orleans County who want good
Sewing Machines, at the LOWEST PRICE.
~ Machines furnished for $l2 and upwards
Orders promptly attended to.
BRAINERD STEBBINS.
Barton. March 25, lS66-l3m6
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BOSTON.
Sewing Machine Agency.
Now is the Time to Get You Good Machine.

THE Subscriber has tax n the Agency and
i spent some time in visiting some of the best
and most popular Sewing Machine Establish
ments in New England, and is now prepared to
furnish Single and Double Thread the
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Marriageable young ladies are
great demand out West. not1 sss.ss1
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-17

A volume of "Idyls from the Sanskrit" has
recently been published in England, by Mr.. r.
Griffith, NJ. A. The subjoined beautiful poem
is specimen. 1t is entitled ''The Rains"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-17

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