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, 1866-08-02

Iftyrfa1 DrsPaEfH u 1Ho Ch4tai IE!hHEF.I
CINCINNATI, +auxds&a
Ilrys- Cut~. anil .art15 HI ars salrH sapssaac al
$..r.s. extra sa.shthtA.
tsE.tx-Wt."' scaFet AMI p'lers H. aht:; sal"s ~"
~lu.cs u. ss ass. co,n a"lsl aud slcs !yt sars u
tnixe at G!c. Oats nesl.+s aacs ffcth rtrrA If Nh.
l., Hag bn, nj IT, lSt "irt Int hrni. taFey n'n'tns
tu11.x x-sIraif: ANAL tn!e-a tIldll!ts al 7shttts.
EMI,hxy feny' Aaf'a Vi lon'tsl ~ .'; fre. ta'1''
l.c,y,.,nSs-ar,lse ns.:. a.,n. 6alt9 IL bsis Hell
rak a3 x7n !,rt IT k;..,:, nj t:s el4t, nk nsr4's
ps,r; r,1-s s'osj s'"aitrs 1t ias.3 &c. pAsscl;
ttLrs, l;tc E.lrnn n.s.es Aaes rib sldcs al 1877.
ln:l ee1d a. i?:.r; hs'es ~ IT, At l9Ac.
sio.Hy-I-ahy. Exchange nfm.
, 1866-08-02

NEW loHh+ AHEHst l.
te1roy lrall wisIou, d.cie1 rha::c: SIC los Mil
ttsnc tt1an.e,
SI!r: s-.9r ~ f.: ratrA rttEn,l hop Uhfu, nil
~. ...s11,tC G1r T-:l1c h-anIs. CloSiu- .c:rr.
WmtsEYf--t2nirt ari. to,Hiaa.
trA,x-l:ri.Ips n whrat *tto! hn: ve:y dali. mi
.ntlnn t4lt.:,Inn. ctx It. 1ns-cr: prime Nj.
Snns., I! l;; s!, s 1;srns* 81 r" ,F,::
~ tas;s alt .in!l ~! noiInaI Esss!p;; Or s1en m
lEsorrd *.~ -: tau qh'rp!ng r,ixrl Western
~ ,ns =. i't a3c prize: " sr h!;h Sr1r Aas
o-er; salts :s+o hs i: ~ Pa ios Chicago; 4i< IL
q. M11r ,:;klr. nH.1 -. ss3 1Nr Iowa.
t;MerElE%-Coi[rS t:tm hut quiet. sugar dul1; CD
iftfH,trx-rlrn at ~ &c for crude anl 3osi'e TOR
ITeis1sss-rrss nj"nct, nr1ncE. Int c,osc.l heavy
*51.ti;IS1 for new ni.s.-.ln.IMs vt E GF FrxatNr
sf ~ snn new, Ay.:;t.. Iris: tau.: .Ist s*t
i. ~ icy hras, aId salr date last yesIt. aJ01 rs.
ls:I.tcn. At flt3n 90 oF 4. r illn !a",i n,.
tuxr-t l. a1; tat koEe7 In ! Etbutl sE's rt"ka-ra
.!n.r ia ca7. .d u knsc. pefhin; ,,;:,l- =:
~ ! nul,t+ c;d IT, rs tr ,ni:. "a i % aaE iafi
%.h:.1, III f.t State. C.4r's' sltl! Mt :al9c.
, 1866-08-02

F1nrE--Gn!ct.
GtA1S-Win At-chnIcc rrAdes firm au.l advancing:
common ..rrl[nin.. s'.% aler crop is n 8: - 10
s:t.. 10 c-op ls5 s,.l:4 ! amber 10 S!:s1; No.
white Wabash ncw tFop. Cora ttc,s active an! te
!awrr at sc; lutxe4 ~. tafs, No. =, H..
LAKE FEElGiIs-DHli at lr fur cuFn tu lsutA1u.
, 1866-08-02

kE- SCNlrEN's Advertising A4cncE. II
si,1.rhorn rrrreI, II auIharf7s.: to trrt itc
Advertisements tor the Tribnuc. and nil
tic lending papers throughout tic United
*stuse4 nn.l GunntN.
, 1866-08-02
commencement Exercises at Rosvlofn
College.

BE1Ssw1cE, Nc. August 1.-The Commence
Ncnt fesssyitrs Of bow!oin College arc progress
etn.eercd tli% io:rnoon Rev. d. Woods, H. D.;
1ssy; John Pile, =: r.: ltcv. Eghert .. Spytl,c.
=. H.: Warner T. Webster, a. II. REV.. D..
Of the College, and II was accepted and referred to
:1r Committee OF The Doata. The Rev D.: Harris,
uf Bangor, will undoubtedly be chosen bis suc-
Ea.S
, 1866-08-02

n-wEGn Alc.s; I.
FJnrr-*,ea,y. No enrlna S9:s': red w!nfc: Siir1
G1l,s7; whit. winter, :l:tJ double extra, 91.0j:9
1ifI.
GrAtS-Nhea. 3al!. bHf nnc.lnn.ri, With ra.ly Rt.a
Of 4!al1 lat. u pstMt WhItc CA.lal nt z!H Al M.
Ml~austc cl:hnt 1.n: n!trket t1o'es lowcs. No. !
Illinois ns Sl..3E. Oats and rye Ghiei
GASAL FEE1tiiTs-Lowrr. Corn Nc to New fo:6.
, 1866-08-02
CHICAGO. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1866.

hui ibis II not the general opinion North.
Entertaining shese Views Il shall not consent
10 be delceate. bu! shall heartily support the
movement aud the delegates appointed.
AS ever, yonf friend,
1SiEuedl 'tJ0skPu E, BAowS."
, 1866-08-02

tFpretni lrsgAlch In tha chicago TfIlHne.l
hf1LHArkAE, anJ 1stl
Fitt n1ull md unttahIea1, tala! 1s11f'st At sloN
f ruHtrY .i.,ils r1ir1 MiHtrr aHi IN fIs t1lllo
talrn tttFIE.
trt1t--Whrat Ia u owrri aaln At iho9a. III. na7ht,
:a%nla at tlGtat III ca.h& kt6AH hfrF In iall la
iu, +. thts wrk, sl.tk for NJ. II w E,T rr}crt"!.
in 'than.r thr aal~. wrst mi h nj 4t.1I*
tEs. r. hyrr at wrea ti61f srn' 10 daSs 9n sor
rr5ru1t1l. ......
1lc y. III. market totta3 adjourned that. ,c l'wrf.
s;,l sp at t,a,j In Ht vt1 Hc rAst. Corn i 1H*rF.
viii .ac, If so In nj ,k3;c ca.h Hys :c '%tlcf A.
+Al%ss4
lr7rxH-llrlI at :.r.
lft tr.t7r- ~ hi. nor !1 In wheat. r,Nl tu oats.
'tfsLt t,t1>
&i,t,.1rtrr m, i,.fs fonr. tf.tssl In whrat.
, 1866-08-02

II s--s.4s =
a1f 1.a+fs.


i;rTFAto. .iu.rst I.
F1nsr-QE!+t: cxtra State. *9:.1sn.ia: Western ain,
Ter, 9ti Ir t Wt,itt St. {u5s Nt.s:.t, S1&Nl.
GrA,x-N:.ca, !aar.iyc: vi, Mlwaus,4, hs 1'aat
inni s '.e at ra7 l".t siS. toFn ,iuli salrs IF
-: chieaso al S5c; 10 ou 1, at Sc; Wisconsin,
1T j:r.
Fl"sis1osr.pork. 81. -ssss7oo. Las.! ::,,s4s ?Ic.
NH1ssAt-Snaas.satn nj t!::%.
CANAL F.ct1nTs--rn Sew yn-'s: Wheat t.c. corn
]s:. us:* D.. III; 10 .ai11ht.: .nyn !?c.
RtrEtrl<-.at tlr ports 0: t'hi:s.o Milwaukee,. To-
ltn md nt:ttIt fls llsr trk rsn. 9th Of July were
'2.0 itis flour, 1:si In whrs;. 9si.I5i Ut rorl,.
ut es;l In "a.s LIS In harley. fs:5!i hu re.
SEzlrM1:S1.-From Chtr1sn. Ma1waEs.e ,:nsl Tn1eI,
u! the week rn.!tEs sasue.y wcyt; To aa!n Z,
,;.t. Sao III ,nris, 81 III Si sre, ani IL: O-wc:o
SJs...s3t hu corn, 1l,s,Allin rvr.
, 1866-08-02
HONORABLE SCHUYLER COL
FAX,

7Ie IEcncl.c< Ills Ifost,cs IL Received By
Large Crowd of People. ami Wake.
a SPEECH.
Sot'7H FEM. Indiana, Ansus1 t.-Tle uo7ara.
HI" Schuyler Colf'x arrived In this city at TN
: northern Indiana Railroad. III. wae n1st j,
the ticpo, by o-ta Of hta friends. aud cscurted 10
liz homo, with music nntf hannc-t flying. Al ono
thr counties Of st. toscph 1.aPortc and Bcrtien.
TO ltc number OF from three - fonr thousand
p+ofsc. IL, SPOKE To- two honr!. and fdily vind
catta ihe Congress ofS4he United states IL all o
fs acls Thr lnasr al tue people have full faith In
his assurances. All, old and young, were eager
10 thaEe him by The hand. Tl,eft att 10 .Ani!
,tpinaon 1t,cn herein ei.ht.
, 1866-08-02

HAnnisnr:.a. "a, An:u,. TIA; rshasyis,n3
Snliicsx' ilsnrlc at!c y il. Co:s: ,nf'h ass he
In ihts ely l,-.ny. Credentials wHr l'rr,s11 :!
by Iclecht'~ f:1m cyMS !t'r:st,Hiattse u! 1;:s
In tic Sia:c. t;rr:-al Jacob u, SHs't2"! q ~.
chcry coutl1y. was c10s IN fs7,pu:lEy CaHIAil
4 coi1nl;lro uf lve WIS appointed to acl,cs 'h',|
.os ..s pesn,1uent Organization, attcr wai.h 'ae
Contclt!pt. IL. u.3A rec IS. To-. IL h3uF. .
Resolutions. .,srl, passed w!,Ich re1nd!ass NE
action Of tie E1tditis Con-, cu.!oa held III Pits
, 1866-08-02

WAsNtS1ToS, -AuEntt i.-Soticc has been r.
lu"rcr o. :c wa, letters for thr Ioniau lstanle,
Greece. India, China, .tus:1alta. &C.. canuot u.
in:wa'det! by the i'1uss!an cl0-ell mail to their
destination rio Trieste. and, consequently, rnts1
lu1titr nui!cc letters for these countries tholld
no' bs despatched from the United States III The
Gle. ed Muij to Prussia.
, 1866-08-02

The Crops III kanlsaAec County.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribupe.(
MnurScE, Kankakcc County. ILL.,, Juiy q.
Tie wheat Is mostly all in the shock and is a
good ase1a:e crop: Oats a:s 9 ',i. crop. Com
itCInfsls u large yitld
, 1866-08-02

Anniversary ar West Ii,ttin ssa"nrtla-
ton - celebration by a1tc 'C"!"rra
People -tou,iurtablc Weather. The
lIlsrr.
yA,n., H.. August l.-rlsc cetarsd pcoa!r u
ti,c city .r rcphtntn: lhc day ~ -s"tnthost rs
u!,tn, wh"r, they will have seln.l plt'ntt m ~
crc,.st ecpsla'c "a ,hn DIT 1M:y tr,na's 81. s.a
Tbv,e i.s del.:,l(u, rl'an: ~ tl,r wealh:'. fh'
thermometer |. ,."wn trs3. makin5 y t,ni., E ~.
tos,ah!'. eon'pa:td wllh sAa wealth. "sh"s h's"
IL. liver i. r.lnr ,npl,y, having Fi+ca two fs'
slutin: lls past tw"n. .t'%f noar.
, 1866-08-02
EUROPE.

eral at New Orleans, Es bsingi,: =. IL .,tt-
,nS ais o n:ee hf IL fhe eg9 are 70 o. nj
, 1866-08-02

BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE,
GREAT reform MEETING |
IN LONDON. |
Resolutions Adopted Declar-
| ing Want Of Faith in
the Government.
THE GERMAN QUESTION con-
SlDERED SETTLED.
Prussia Carries all Her
| Points.
Preparations for Repairing the
Gulf Of st Lawrence
Cable.
Receipts from the Cable for the
I First Two Days.
FROM WASHING ON.
Further Advice 10 Applicants for
Extra Bounty.
Letter from General Banks on the
i New Orleans Massacre.
Death of John Ross, the
Cherokee Chief:
The Presidents Action
;: in the New Orleans
:: Outrage.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS BY TIE
! CHlNA:S NAILS.
, Events in London Prior TO the
Rciaral Riots.
Z Particulars of The Preliminary
:. Peace Nego:iat;ons i'll
i Germany.
d BASIS or PEACE BETWEEN TIE
r C0NTEAnIst; pUWEiiS.
s STATE OF AFFAIRS IT
: NEW ORLEANS.
j Large Increase Of Cholera a
t. Savannah
).
r. .E0l,llSun-I)0vlittlc Conventions a
-
Il Madison and vt, Paul.
, 1866-08-02

WAs,rlsG7oS, August 1ss-The Government
toMmt>sion,,s ycstc; day acr''pfca m additional
Olc hunGivd anil sixty .h1ee MILES o. the .oal sre
ror'p!ctrd This brings ihe road within thtrty y-one
niie: Of Fort kcasuey. which rnn: vii! he reached
f4y Rc fr-t Of September. Regular passenger
Linz II InN Iluliu. IN t:rsD1i isinEn
, 1866-08-02

NEW HAVEN, August 1.-The johnson Stat:
lnrph,, iaSlrGing members and spectators were
-!!'sescas. Sen.to: uixon presided sMl read ii
lersths afl'lN.s con %soneSmni,';; the poltey 1f Con
Resolutions IN lhc same tone wee adopted.
TMrnly.MiEc delegates wcrc appofuicd to the
lftitatfc].lh;n t,n1n htiou.
, 1866-08-02

Ono Hundred and Ten Cnscs Of Cholera
In One Day.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Ang1sl IA Nashville des-
patch teeei,ed al Headquarters, from Major Gcnc-
tal Wood, enys .tkcte were one hundred and ten
cases OF cholera at savannah. Ga, on tho eth one
half Of which proved fatal. The troops co:ntag to
the Southwest from New York are Represented to
lc injected with tue dfsea5c.
, 1866-08-02

pErEntr. AnEusst.
Cr-rcsoto, A1na3for, AtwStcr. Flying c!o1a.
D1w@-E, c. L.. E. Il. Alicn Wagstatt Emcu, Deer
Stalker. EcEo.
NlSrNS1UthWe+r.
, 1866-08-02
|11G 4I-;5-- -
IRON tbl'N Mti(NtH.

uNltall ~irlpliFNiiHn h} tllr t"'HF'tt
a'r"rsr,
tn,"v'a' !'sslm'fi1 h ii" thtrs'" T'ihu"'.l
V,s MulhtE, AYgnsl |.
Thc An,,t,rt+a1J IT Wtst lutlfn" EIianslrhtI"n
wus trl,'nntr.i hr, tu-nY by I'm ts'as, ss!sens
viii p.rnl -r,!i n,! s.it' n" V'Hstsl'1', l"'i-
ri h, te ulnn Il hand, io1mc1 nj the l'"ut ll.nso
t.uuntr nj uinr ut1HtE, a. ILL.,. AIIl RAarsht! I"
iFtrl ta,r, uf,rnr tlte taay WAs tirmt Nta' ia'
III ls ait !hou,, tlu E, owl ,'.trnln: II Erir hss"
hr "..,as, mi josn'ns !" sss t'!!ss!*, .f e's ns
iuN MI l!c eulor.t! i,cnl!, l.atir al v!asses.
, 1866-08-02

l.ATEn NEW fOnK MAnkETa.
i>p,:1a1 11e-rate1s tu the Chicago Ttlhnnc.1
EEw fuaK. Ausustt.
EEEtJtrrrfFs.
Iinur atl Htlrat Hcrc very oppressed from III, n-
sn,te ,l~,,al Gtrr anil oats. wifi ternt supplies.
fri n!tnost fn:o ran1 us rloa~l rather more sicar
Liycr1ro frr!cs h5 salt r ctrn advanced 1t tk'l ni
iuT e. sterling e.ril1nce. t,Is Nesr t"f.ras"l hr
large aE11vht4 hs r1 nni the arec quantity On can1l
ar.H7K ar HAtfS.
steyts It gain tul1r n.t h,t.l n ltr atrut I'll
irr =: Wheat. tatNtt t tnr. st1tp In. u1ti 4f10
fr7rtsfr@s.
iutk tio.e'. 1ni.t At t1!.e! Z. tastt.
ttrk liHsa
t{y.s liz. fuHt tars In.
, 1866-08-02
Stock of Fork In Ncsg York.

We learn by telegraph that the stock Of PosS
t.s-lay {Au:ust u In New York compares az fol-
lnws:
Dyl..
HNEESt !. lSV}
Jnly !. 1sth..... s..lY
August l. ...S5, ,O:0
, 1866-08-02

{l2lpoia and sltch1Run Canal.
tsiccial De>pa.ch TO tho Chicago Ttthuae,)
BE1o0EroH5. AustAt IL p. m.
c.tarro-u, G, LQp1u!s, Leinoat; Mary Mastes, 1E
, 1866-08-02

Stock OF Beef Ii, New York.
The iolowsn. comparative 1allt shows ihc stock
OF bccI III Scw York On the Is. Of .augus::
rk.s.
Aurust l. tsCT Observation-Disclosures. 80, .trHs
,1uIy /. lS.G..,,.,... ,......-...... .... iG,G.S
AuSust l. 1861 .,,,,.... IT,, iiti&
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-25

.trokgfy., - most The Moresns did. Bhef
Hawk was a remarkably clean limbed horse,
and had none of the, long tufts, Of hair ep
the legs fs-the Sherma4 lad. ~
With such probability, thelnext step would
be to show that the tsaser Paddy " had seen
better days" TMsisdone q iollows: There
are those still living who remember him we'll.
lie 10 s1id to have been q beautiful animal pos
sessing high stain of English blood, though
often mentioned as a Capsdiap Oh French
horse. % In writing the psdigrees Of men and
animals il is an easy matter to claim high birth
and polite blood. but in this case such. claim
seems 10 be lily sustained by the facts.
But cavil may as to the origin of Black
Hawk, thereto no dispute - to thTvaiue OF DO
descendants. Their reputation has been Well
earned and is thoroughly established on the ba-
sis of utility and not of fancy; upon their power
OF sustaining long continued exertioD, their
health and visor. theirL Beauty Of tdtm and gen
tleness of disposition.
We have seen IT stated that Of all the stall
lions got by Black Hawk. of which peoisrees
are g ven by Mr.. Linsley, only three fell belo"
thousand pounds weight, and scarcely one
Tell below fifteen hands in height. O the Sons
of Sherman Morgan whose pedigress are given
by The same authority, only two exceed a thou
sand pounds in weight, and only one vas up to
fifteen ha nds in height.
Our thoughts have been directed to this
sutject by The death of Mr.. Hill, the owner of
Black Hawk, notice of which was published
II last. While We would by no means
disparage blood or species, our convictions are
yearly stIengI heuing that suftic attention il
not Paid to peculiarities Of location for the
successful production of either animals or veg
elebies.-.N. e. Farmer.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-25
Railroads., 81.
Vermont Ceaasr- and Sul1l-
van .E.GElrOadss
~ sfesl ssssssss 90 ssasASszs
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 14th, 1866.

rrafHs Going south any EAST
..ysv. Montpelier at9 05 AZ $50 r.n and lot5r "a
VI ceyes passengers from Ogde nsburgh X. R., and
connectsat White River Junction and Bellows Falls
with trains for Boston, worcester spring On ein ana
with trains PassumpsIc K. r. arrives at New Y ork
Sr.An Boar ExraEss TnAIs leaves Montreal at 30
NJ for Burlington Lake George, Saratoga. Rutan d,
with Lake Champain Steamers and Rutland nnao
DAY ErPxxss TR.irtsaves Montreal al e-5o A n,
Rouse's Point I0i5 n, for Boston. sc arrv ne
in Boston Lowell at 1890 IN
NIsET ErPRKss TRATr leaVet Oedens rGh az i ~
a. sicntt-ai ). 80 NJ Rouse's Point at 5.45 ?,
hS. jobs Las IN, arrivinea Boston ats 40 ~
connecting Bellows FGi - ~IIh Chestjr' l. oaG Tot
Boston and Worcester and " ~ Vernon valley M
for spriD sfeld, &c, an arriving In New ORR Sd
1890
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier att d A. } 70 and 80 Pm
Day ExrRsss TRAIs leaves Boston via Lowell al "
:. N for Burlington 81. Adams, Montreal arriving
Montreal at 9 30 p N, osdensbnI al l. 90 A. n
Man 4 RA,s leaves Boston al 90 A. NJ via Lo xell
via Lawrence and fitchburg at 80 NJ, Springne ID
att As A. ~, for Burlington ST. Aibans Montreal and
Og iensburgh
NJ and springfield IS n connect al White River
Junction the Day Express train
AccohopArIor TRAIs leaves Northheid al 10 A. N
and Burlington at As for st. Adams Montreal
Rouse's Point, &c . -
NtsHr Expnxss leaY Is .iiows Fsl!s / 10 Ok
R. RIeaving New York 1915 =. n, and from
Cheshire K. R. leaving Boston Il $50 p ~ connee
ting White RveI lnct ioL with am ieaV1ng Boz
ton at 80 for Burl gton Rouse. foint non
trealand Ogdensburgh, con Meeting 81 nirea ] ana
OgdensbuIgh, with Grand Trunk trains ioffh- West
Sleeping attached TIC moth the nigh 1x
nsrunninR between 81 AIbaEs Z d Dos on
ana 81. Adams and Springfield
Through Tickets for Chicago am tbs We 10
ssis tths principal stations
al Albsns MAY 7, 1866
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-25

PLEASANT to the palate, cause pain act pr ompt-
ly,never require increase Of dose, do not exhaust
for elderly persons females and children just the
thing. Two taken at night move the once the
next morning Warranted in all Pile. and Fat
ling q the Rectnm. We promise symptoms
Of DYsPsPsIA, such IS Oppression after eating, Sour
Stomach, Splitting of Food, Paipiiatons; also, Head
ache Dizziness, Pain in the Back and Loins Yellow
nese OF the Skin aad Eyes, Sick Headache, Coated
Tongue, Blliousnese, Liver Complaint, OF Appe-
lite, Debility Monthly Pains and all tiles
Neurslgia, FaintRess, &c Travellers and the I.cxer
ges just what they eed, they so compact and
inodorous that they be carried pockeI
Price 80 cents per box small boxes 30 cents.
sale by J. 9. HARRISON l. CO., Proprietors. No
Trsoent Temple, Boston. will be mailed to any I'd
dress - sne1q11ng 90 cents, pku47yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-25

American and Foreign Patents
R. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,


LatS Agent Of the O. 8. Patent ONCE Washington, un
der the act Of 1887,
No 70 State Street. (opposite Kilby ST. Boston
FTER extensive practice of upw ards of tive nty
II years, continue secure Patents in the United
countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bones, Assign
ments, and all Papers, Drawings for Patents exc
cuted on reasonable terms, withdspatch Researches
made nto American and Foreign works to determ ne
validity and utility of Patents OF live ions and
and other advice ndered In all matters touch
ing the Copies Of the claims Of any patent fur
nished by remittin dollar. Assignments recorded
in Washington. e.s,s 4 S.. Z.
No Agency IL the United States possesses superior
facilities obtaining or asceaning the pa
tent ability Of inventions.
Duriag eight months the subscriber pthe course OF
his large practice made, twice
SIXTEEN ArPxALs; every 81 which was decided In
his favor by the Commissioner Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS
ssIregard Mr.. Eddy one of the most espable and
successful pIactitionere wit whom have had ofciGl
iptercourse.'' CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sc l have no hesitate in assuring inventors tbs
they cannot employ person mOrecompetentanf trust
worthy and capable of putting heir app al
in a form secure for them early and favoTab l
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commiss Toner Of Patents
"Mr. r. H. Eddy has ma de for methirteen applica
on of which paten ad been granted
and that pending. Such unmistakable proof t
and ability his part leads me to recon
nd II in ventorsto apply hi m to secure their
tents they may of having he most faithful
able charges ,
r3vI JOHN TAGHART
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-07-25
Tribes.

Why de We speak Of q 90 little thing,''
And "trifies hit as air "i
Can aught be . trife which helps to bring
One moments joy or carer
The smallest seed in the fertile ground
Is the serm Of a noble tree;
The slightest touch on fostering ound,
Is it not agonys
What is a triaes A thoughtless word,
Forgotten soon as said
Perchsnce its echo may yet h, heard
When tbs speaker Is with the dead.
That thoughtless word Is a random dart,
And strikes W. know not where
1t may rAnkIe long in some teoder heart
Is 1t trife therei
II IL a trifie-the frst false step
On the dizzy verge OF sin
IT'S PREACHER Gus gro nd one little slip
May plunge rs headIong in.
One light temptation, and We may wear
Deaths CALLING chain for aye;
One little mOrnen Mt OF heartfelt prayer
May rend those bonds away.
Drops Of water are little things,
But they form the bouEdIess sea,
IT'S in little n otes the Wild bird sings,
Yet his song is melody
Little voices, now scarcely heard,
In heaven shall bear their part;
and little grave in the green churchysrd
Holds many parents heart
This world is but little, & rightly weighed,
And trihing its joy or care;
But not while We linger beneath Its shade
There are no trifes here.
The Iightest burden may weigh like lead
On the faint and weary soul
In the uphill path IN perforce must tread,
Before it reach the goal.
Cease, then, 10 speak Of :" little thing,''
Which may give thy brother pain;
Shun little sins, lest they haply bring
Tho greater in their train.
Seize each occasion, however small,
OF good which may be given,
So, when thou nearest thy Masters call,
Thou shalt be great in heaven.
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The Flowers Of God.
BIT JANIS eTLBoUsSs LYoHs

sConsider the Lilies of the feid."
Tie welcome flowers arc bIo.soming,
In joyous troops reveal'di
They lift their dswy buds and bells,
In garden, mead, md field;
The Turk in every sunless path,
Where forest children tread;
They dot, like stars, the sacred turf,
Which lies above the dead.
They sport with every playful wind,
That stirs the blooming irees,-
And laugh on every fragrant bush,
All full of toiiing bees;
From the green mzrge Of lake and stream,
Fresh vale, and mountafs sod,
They look in gentle glory forth
The pure sweet flowers of God
They come, with genial airs and skies,
In Summers golden prime,
And to the stricken world give back
Lost Eden's bIissfuI CLINE,
outshining solomon they come,
And 90 full soon away,
But yet, like bin, they ae=kIy breathe
True wisdom, while they stsy.
- II God, they whisper, smiles on US,
And bids us bloom and shine,
Does He not mark, o fsithless man,
Each wish and want of thine.
Think too what joys await in heaven
he blest in human birth,
When RAPTURE such IS wOos thee now,
Can r, ach the bad o. earth,"
Redeemer of fallen race,
host mercifuI of kings,
Thy halIow'd words have cioth'd gith power
Those trail and .beauteous things,
All taught by Thee, they yearly speak
Their message Of deep love,
Bidding Us fix, for life and death,
Our hearts and hopes above.
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CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHK.-Our little
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for several days and nights with tooth ache,
when it occurred 10 US that we had heard OF
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little placed Oh tue END Of the finger and ap-
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was instantaneous, and the little one again
restored TO comfort, and since that time we
have not heard the distressing cry, :. Oh my
tooth aches. "-IM IN Farm Journal
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PELICAN EGGs.-The Lyon county (Cal.)
Sentinel remarks Pelican eggs, from islands
IN Pyramid lake, where they are very abun-
dant, are now in market, selling at the mod
crate price of six bits az IL cents) dozen.
This is very cheap, considering their size and
quality; they contain as much nu triment ne
three hens eggs, and are quite as palatabe.
Upon certain islands in Pyramid lake they are
as plentiful and as easily obtained as the va
riegated, fshy-favored fruit of the Farralones