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The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-01
@aiIp MLoantaineer,
FAcTs AND FANCIEs.


Power OF FIMAaINATloN.--A wealthy y
lady had tickling in her throat and
thought that bristle of her tooth.
brush had gone down her gullet and
lodged there. Her throat daily grew
worse. 1t was badly inHamed and she
sent for the family doctor. He ex'
amined il. carefully, and assured her
that nothing was the matter-it was a
mere nervous delusion, he said. Still,
her throat troubled her, and she be.
came so much alarmed that she was
sure she would die. A friend suggested
she should call in DR.. Jones young
man just commencing proctice. She
did not at first like the idea, but finally
consented, and Dr. Jones was called.
He was person of good address and
polite manners. He looked carefully
at her throat, asked her several quee.
tions as to the sensation at the seat of
the alarming malady, and finally an.
nounced that he thought he could re-
lieve her in short time.
On n'his second visit he brought with
him delicate pair of forceps, in the
teeth of which he had inserted q bristle
taken from an ordinary toothbrush.
The rest can be imagined The lady
threw back her head; the forceps were
carefully introduced into her mouth;
u pick, a loud scream, and it was all
over; and the young physician, with
smiling face, was holding up to the
light and inspecting, with lively Gu
riosity, the extracted bristle. The pa.
tient was in raptures. She immediate'
ly recovered her health and spirits,
and went about everywhere, sounding
the praises of" her savior" as she
presisted in calling the dexterous
operator.
JOSH BILLINGS ON LAFFING.-Laf.
fing is strkly amuzement, altho some
folks make bizzeness ov it,
1t haz bin considered an index ov
charakter, and there is som so Gloss
at reasoning that they say they kan
tell what q man had for dinner bi seein
him laff.
never saw two laff alike.
While there are som who don't make
onny noizs, there are sum who don't
make anything but noize-and sum,
again, who have musk in their latf,
and others who laff just az rat duz
who haz kaught steel-trap with his
tale
There is no mistake IN the assershun
that it iz a cumfurt to hear sum laffs
that cum romping out ov mans
mouth-like distr;k school ov young
girls just let out to play.
Men who never laff have no good
hearts, but they are deep seated like
sum springs, they have their inlet and
outlet from below, and show no spark
ling bubble on the brims
don't like giggler; his laff is like
the dandylion, broad yeller, and not
bit of good smell about it.
1t IL true that emmy kind of laff if
it is honest, is better than none; but
give me the laff that looks out of a
mans eyes, fust, to SEQ of the coast IL
clear, then steals down into the dim
ples of his checks and rides in an eddy
thare awhile, then waltzes q spell at
the corners ov his mouth, like thing
ov life, then bursts its bonds ov beauty
and fills the air for moment with
shower ov silver r.tonguod sparks, then
steals bak with smile to its lair in the
heart to watch again for its prey-this
il the kind of laff that like and
aint afraid ov.
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RcttgioHS Intelligence.

Rev, L. L. Cuylcr'> church in Brook
lyn received IL new members the last
Sabbath in May. making go additions
this spring.
Twenty-tour were received on profes-
sion by the church i'll Norwich, Vt, the
lir>t Sabbath in MAY. Rev. VIM. SewaIl,
the pastor, writes: ''Onc was an old
lady. nincty-two years of age. She has
been converted i'll her sick room the past
winter, and being unable to be present ut
the h"use Of God. we went to her home.
and there, IN the presence of witnesses ON
earth, and a great cloud of witnesses I'M
seen by inortals, she took upon herself the
VOWS OF God, received the baptiSmal seal.
and partook Of the emblems of her dear
>aylor'> body and blood Ten more were
by letter"
The religious interest continues at
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STATE OF VERMONT. 70 the honorable. rl,,r, III,
tal'cotila County. couT- ia i-- hid Al -,
johns rTy, "i,i'in AID ior t' county Cs,;oIia- TIA.
nS; thursday after ih, fuii;7h Ia 10y Au.- /
A II l>i'i, Phlu-a Martin is=cf.In Ia IN,
COUNTY OF Ca. ioia a:or,~-i,i tI,c W Nsr-
formerly Of L 2Cham III part umkfoTn yosr Pc
tvIeT. out Of the .! Vermont and libel give
this To- informed that liz, -DI Day Il N.r,l
a II. Isl; MaI-i.eii- in the u Wa-fi,,,-,
she lawfully married 10 tn said ti,olg y w N.I-u
and hath alNay- behaved toWs ard him a rs-;.. ~,
faithful al, ~ the sad org, " Vi rfi., a.-l-i,
hi- marriage Ind GiN- -il.c. THE aid 5,,,.s,-
the month .; April - n rtscsin afr--si9 Ei,1I-
deserted your petitioner, and has ey,r .i,r 10 IL
wiki her Nh'rlPon yonr petitioner pray- tIs. tl.
bonds Of lna-r:loliy be- dissolved! ...N,;, and
the said GeOTg= " Martin, AMI a. in .,l.v i,grd Jj ~
erp pray. puIIJJ;a u,v.rtT
siAlt of HEhAoNI- II Icing made TO app-a- ;ilat
CaedonIa County the Ihril,- within named i il,
n- 'ihioal Ml.hol' tins =tat-. kcs,iy ur,.,T.
that ne l'c notified i the publication Of m l in The
'ai'l ohlai paper printed IL s. ,Johsurv IN lid
county together with this c,,itr ir.. u,sk- rc,-.i,
~ 'he lat o. which shall ID Ia-r Fix before ,b
l'iI'' u court 10 which the std Elli T;ucuae 10 an
pear ana ai-h'F 10 the Given under my hand :,
a'- 81 1oaii.nry' ihlr -.h Day ,jal,- y. d. l>GG
bENJ IL STEELE, Jui &c SupGeuie Court
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The ECniUN ETur.
.tnOiiItr ".}u!! Rum"
MONTREAL. June

MONTREAL. June :.
In 1851 tie people of the Northern
STATE, hal to bear tie gibcs Of Bingham,
and Canada because Of the panic al Bal
, Run. The soldiers who made haste from
that we'll fought battlefield to Centrcyillc
were called towards, and poltroon> bat
just low the Can;u.ian> are having their
Bull Rul> ona small scale. The "Vuccn'>
Own" which fought very well for a Zine,
were seized with 4 panic at hil 4cway,
and ram fourteen miles 10 Port Coibnrne.
Col. Cooker leading th2 retreat and the
Fcn!an> at tie same time beng on the
point oi rttrc;,ting. Very like Bull Run
But CanH;ia East has hal her Ball Run.
on :; smaller scale 20 DC sure. but still !,
run, | tell the sorry as given by a mem
Der OF Parliament from the Eastern town
ship. II seems that tie Commander at
81. Johns sent out 4 company under Capt.
Garter, to phiIlip>bury 10 watch I'll,
indictments Of the enemy. with Instruction,
to tail back if attacked The soldiers
were Oh the alert. being close 10 The bDund-
airy, beyond which the inyatlin. army I'M
der Gen. Spear was SUPPOSED TO be drawn
up III line OF battle \ hoyScman ap-
pcarc,I. ( scout gave tie alarm. and
Captain Carter, putting his linen 10 the
double quick, ran them IL miles to st.
Johns, where they arrived nearly exhaust
cd, having thrown away their Guns and
equipments, In their haste they cut ;tcro>,
lots, wadin@ through swamps and mirey
places, and upon arriving at St Johns
were i'll a sad plight. The good people of
that town were in great trclidation The
troops Were put in position for defense ;
merchants packed their goods; families
made preparations to flee, and the whole
surrounding country was alarmed, Such
Is the story, which is exceedingly mortify-
in TO the people here, as Bull Run was to
the people ot the North.
TIE UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES.
In my letter of the day before Yesterday
said that Canada owed her salvation TO
Gen. Grant. cen Meade anl The United
States officials. and from more extended
observation that opinion Is confirmed
The Canadian volunteers have RESPONDED
quirkl y 10 the call. but the cagerness with
which the icni;ns have rushed to arms.
on the instant. shows their carnestne~s.
In patriotism the Fenalls are ahead ofthc
Canadians. Had not the United States
enforced il neutrality laws with a quick.
firm hani the Fenians would ere this have
swept over the eastern townships, Selling
horses, wagons, provisions and supplies.
BY avoiding q battle for a few DAYS, till a
commi>Sarl;tt was established and the
troops organized. they would have been a
Formidable foe. But all of this has been
prevented by the action of Gen Meade. to
whom Canada and the United States owe
debt of gratitude.
/ do not mean to be understood as say
ING that the Fenians, even if let alone by
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Fine, Eenid, FINS.

We give much space again this week
to the Fcnians. 1t will be noticed that
the government, after arresting the lead
ers and virtually making an invasion OF
Canada impracticable if not impossible,
magnanimously offers to transport the
hungry, pennilcss and disappointed 'army
of Ireland back to their homes. Most
of those about the Vermont border hav,
accepted this unusual offer, and are al
ready back to the large towns and cities.
Some, however, talk fight yet; but it is
generally conceded that the thing has
gone up"
1t is quite amusing to see how valorou>
johnny Bull Is, now the United States
authorities have stepped in to enforce the
neutrality laws. They load down with
manacles the poor, misguided fellows who
have fallen into their hands, and throw
them into prison to await death by hang
ing Or shooting-so they affirm ; and
those who remember Jamaica and India
don't doubt the disposition Of the animal.
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the United States, could conquer Canada.
The total arms bearing population of the
two provinces numbers 10000. If Nova
Scotia. New Brunswick. Newfoundland
and Prince Edward should make common
cause against the invaders. 800, 900 be-
tween the ages of II and Is could be
called upon.
But would they fight? The French
Canadians are ;lycrSa to fighting. They
are peacefully inclined and INDECENT. They
have no love !or England. They might
fight on colnpulSion. but not from Sronta-
ncous patriotism. They certainly would
not join the FcnianS. In my letter OF
yesterday ! showed that tn invaders, I'M
der the most favorable cotint, could not
expect more than 10000 adherent~.
Where then Is their hope Oh succe>, ? \
British fleet controls the river. HE GOV
eminent has 4 long purse. ''lle wins
who has the most money, l. 4 war prov
crb. Contributions from servant iris
and the bonds OF the II1,is republic viii
hardly weigh against lAs bank OF E'i-iuil
and the credit Of The British government
Gen. Sweeney and lis followers may
make up Their minds thu! Ireland cannot
be redeemed by the army now IN the field,
neither upon any such PROJECT a. that HOW
attempted. unless the jniiei States Is
made party. And here undoubtedly
we arrive at the true intent OF the leaders
to cmbroiI Gre;t! Britain and Tie United
States in war. but the prompt and de-
r;dcI action OF tie United States auliloi.i-
ties which stand, in strong contrast TO
The course pursued by Ca,;rda, viii save
t!Ic two countries from hu-l.iii,-~
CARLETON.
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Townshend. Thirty-four have been hap
tised, and added TO the Baptist Church.
The work is confined principally 10 the
youth. There are several now who de-
sign 10 20 forward in baptism soon.
The Congregationali>t society. OF VIII
mington, has voted 10 Try one sermon on
the Sabbath. with the Sunday school IN
the place OF the regular forenoon service
The Record SAWS that the Rev j. H.
Perry, formerly OF Sw;mton, who l. the
present acting pastor of the society, l.
meeting with a warm reception from the
people
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton OF Manchester, VI. carry on four
mission schools in that town. besides one
in Dorset \ subscription OF fifty dollars
has Just been raised 10 purchase books and
papers for The u~e OF, the schools
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Theodocia W. PatrId-e.> Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In ir,',ai- o,.ri he.a Al The
AZ ma DISTINCT. Ipr',s- utire ia 81 Johns u
on In. liin ,.aN 81 June. a. ~. >i5
n"i's 2Asr executor 90; th' List wil and fc>a,i,r
81 .he"i"'la Partridge Late Il Pcacilau. in ali Ill
ulSt Gt t'>' relH ">cn,> l. >al1 Al >ais -c,a-
v VII la iisr lf time under writing hir!i,..
ia AN AID equity 10 deed L. Frai,> " PairGc I'd
f'tIldil Aforesaid. lir ibAisl. described, real
!" VII IN" la III Ia PcaCha,n aoft>aa LasN ,,v,,..
anu "'tEiari ~ tue >i Ihr"d.ca " Partridge ana a.
:" the wsi 10, belonging L. her ill,ir- ali H. 80
"Nuci ~ tie >aid lt-'.'Tia " Partridge. Prst Az,
1IIe>Al1 "a Lac i'h day Il JANUARY. A H. Il Al.
>AI cA"tA-nf itaN> AL CegTi --ang HIM l.,,r>t an
a-H'!'H l. ' yH 1" lie >aa friiCl> " PATH ~ aid
'>l-t' ~',' ii' =" sad oont-lSt- pursuant L. In,
SlaLic Ia thai ci-'' made alIl ;Iull.trl
heIcCpIi- Il l. Tey,: ~ ia c,rr thai ,;5 ar.,fi
tili'il Ice T--rsT, thereof. la u.. n la.
Probate office. III >Iii II Jal,l>tuin .r ,h. ;h Ia, -
June u. !>'' i"r E,2Tn- ,,>,,, there, l.. AM;
II ! Iui hcI "I'i-i'iLa' a. leI> lc>. Ice i,ii!i,
heIt" Icy i.'li,ti":, 81 iolIca " El> application a a.
'"ri iiricl. Il Tee weeks >Dcv>>A, Il IN g-. ait a.,
printed al 81 Jb>haTN. hriy- l!,- 81 hearing Thai
theN may appear Al said ii;ne ana place. ami t-s -,
cause. object thereto.
b The Cour.-hticSi
gREN,-gu
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TIE END Ai'i'i;tI ACHING.
81. Adams. vi. june

''' ''-, - - ''
81 A'HNNS' ! ''n"' H.
lie L f''i''l' ""E l. ''i''e' ''''' lie III
GLORIOUS warriors nave S"hH !" 'irir re-
Spe'h't hoiii''~' before I'M l. 'i-ih.' 10
he P"Tlic 1''Zr 'l' ifit'I"E'i>' :" H"'it
anu 80 brave, VINO i'rh'''' m ifihE "i
lit"'''' VIII '''' H''t i'>'tlii u me ''t-
III pursuits % civil NE. he i"-i hopes
.! me acquisition 81 ''i.I ir''''"''' Oh inc
''h'',Ioil vi severe r'.''>'l'''i:,H' upon '!l''
Pro'' =! iH'>':' ""''H WIZ" i'l"''H7''''
y RAINY i'''c iii'"' me ,>';', i''' i'i 'r'',
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>'',', NJ % ~ '''','' ''''' n S','' '''~ii'
anu ,'.''' '" '.''' ~ '''''' AL 'N''' '','.
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POM ""Fi''5 'i'' pat lew ny ''e III
's9'oh WIS '"'-'''' '' i''''1.''H N''. 'i''-
t'!E. ana .E'''ti'" - WI - !"';Lt
hfoi!2hl i" = 'it'7e' - i1'i-t----- IL 81
hfltt9h 'ti!l!o't ~ 'i"' ''i"'I arm! iA>'-
81 .t"H' I"FiE-t--tI A''i-- Wi''i- "'>r'hi-
tn'- exhausted anu ,''i' '"r i&'.!,.i''! 'i
:Wti'' OF hli''h h'i'i''' iH'H ."r.''''.'l,F.
tlclr purpose am were !'f""r't'd 10 tar!r
t'l-!e~ al iiIt rNl''I-v "i tn ,"N'rnil'.t'
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DnrOfhea Morcan'> Estate,
STATE OF VERMONT. In Pr.bs,. ,,.,.,r- s,.a

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate. Cart. held Al IN
E>>eA District - JuelhUr- siil ani f,r IA,
district. "m the let'i day uf Ju,.e. 4 u. lssi
Instrument. purlortis to ie tie last VIII al9
Ameni ui Dpr"ihea Morgan. aie ol llueriur IN -
district. DECEASED being presented III, conn J.,
/ bale: -
II Is ordered 10y said court that al --r>oll> concerned
'rr! Ice h"i,d I" APPEAR al a session >a,G v.lrl I,
be holden at the probate oiiiCe ia ilsr.li,r- m IN,
81 LAY oi Juy l~66 ana >hrw Cae, ANY ;Lx rraS
pose IT l. further ordered. that COPY OF th. r-rl !,
This o'dci l~- published ih.v, weeks c,> >r,, lr ia,
Cdiei"iA printed AT 81. Joh>burs. prev oiS 10 said
tiiic Appointed Tor hearing
wM- CHANDLER, Register
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Srnuf0i. POiuld on RccOHSfFucttOn

'ne OF 'he "o'e'' Sl'ec''''' "'''O' '''''
been made ''''7 Se->io'' u ~o''7'''' 9,
made l''' week 's ,'''''o' '''''''' VI
the much ''Ne' question VI ''0'''''' ">
hon.
Il Is siroh" Ill position '''" l'iesci'''''io''
IL e'ln''' lh'h severity Oh n'e''''' '"''"'e
Which Is derived from ie2al pursuits 'l''
lhat trrsely logical style OF rhetoric winch
FNpel't' no "ofd 10Y erect i'' ''''o' L.
saci' aS to silence any 'oo'l'll '''''' "''''''
may nave '''' i''''''''' ''''' '0''' y
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The COliectOrShfD.

Walton's journal announces the rcsig-
nation Of Collector Clapp and the ap-
pointment of General Stannarl as Iii,
successor. Whether this announcement
be premature or otherwise, thereby hang,
Il tale. The people Of Vermont will rec
ognize the fitness Of the appointment o.
General Stannard to the position if va
cancy has occurred by resignation OF re-
moval.
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Union State Convention.

ile onion republican voters Of Vermont arc
A.f,5y requested t" assemble IN mass conventlol
n Montpelier on Wednesday, june ~ 1000,
!! o'r.o k \. NJ. for tae purpose Of noMlnatin!
co,,,aor, lieut. governor and treasurer, ant
nan acting any other business that may proper
Il come +, fore the convention.
BuKHHAM MARTIN,
DUDLEY &. DENNISON,
Henry CLARK.
GEO. ii, BIGELOw
Jo,ErH POLAND,
c. ~ STONE.
Asa X. CAMP,
Union State Committee
,i,,.t.iicr. June ), 1866
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Seth 4. Ei>hnr.> E>IlIn

STATE OF VERMONT. II. Pr,ttlie Court hell II s.
tI.,iia pi>iilt. JJyh>ury. within ars ir al
Distract "A the lc,tl 'ly 81 jun. A 10
l!>iTEi.-ii. ir-lill- l. 90, she LIT l. .,.: T,>-
meat Il Seth A Fisher ai,- ,.l Ill,l:. Ia >ii j. =
no i''i>' i'- l'Tc>'-! I The Calr- iE Charlie
f't>ii'' Iir ~ -! or therein allsi- ~ Iutafe
Il = "r..ri'. - >Il3 r-.--..- concerned
'!vt''i. ir ',lnt'. iuai'ar Al 10. -I ! ,,,-f
.r iol'''i Al TIL Pf"a,c oti,v. l. II. ...-l .l tie
81 IA. 81 il-h- i>'n- AID >hry ,a> ana Thea , a
hANe a-i'i>i In" Pir >l.i Il az Nli, gum. -
IT'S idrIii'I ordered; l.ai Cl ri the I-r. u al ~
IL It i>i44iAf = weeks >s,t>-lN,iN IN the s1-
ir'! al - !i->,urH previous >iii time a .ll,..
Tor heal ing
ASA L. FRENCH. Jua.r Il Probate
4 tue copy u record -Af1.-r.
=. ASA l.. FkANt a Ju,a-a AZ P-p.s-.
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Ey' The constitutional amendment az
proposedby the reconstruction committee
has passed the senate, and it is believed
will also readily be passed by the house
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AMERICAN OEGANs-Our readers have
not failed to notice the advertisement in
these columns of the Mcssrs. Smith. orean
manufacturers at Boston. For churches,
vestries, school room, and the parlor,
these instruments are very superior and
highly recommended.
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Mr. MORRILL,. FOR REPRESENTATIVE
After quoting what the Brattleboro PhG-
nix said about continuing Hon J. S. Nor
rill in the House for another term, the
editor of the Woodstock Standard speaks
with much poSiiveneSs as follows:
Mr.. MorriII'> determination not to ac-
ccpt another nomination for the House is
fixed anI unaIttrai,le, and 80 he has de-
cl;t'ed to all his friends who have ques-
toned him upon the subject This fact
is as well known. almost. as though he
had publicly declined.
Persons OF good memory can recollect
several instances when Mr.. Morril's de-
termination not to accept another nomln-
alton for the House was apparently
''iXcd and unaltcrtbIc = yet when the
nominating convention was held he has
quietly submitted to the will of the people
IIoN 'lptS ttti I!tl.ll'pI vi ilit 'Nt'iiIi'ti''
know but what he Will do Just 50 again
Since the above was in type Mr.. Nor
rill has sent lis the to!iowing:
TO he IIotr> Of tie Second CongreSaonal
District Of I0m1ht:-lt may be proper
for me TO say that respectfully decline to
be q candidate for reelection. Proud OF
my constituency and profoundly sensible
Of their long-continued favor, it Is right
that my decision should be auilloritivciv
announced in season for them to 1iN upon
some one TO be chosen as my successor
If have been able in any degree to be
useful in the public service 1t i, entirely
due to the generous support OF the people
OF the second district OF Vermont, who
have honorcu me with SIX consecutive
elections IN retiring from this post OF
honor. which have faithfully cn'icavorcd
to make the post Of duty also, | tender
to my friends and constituents the tribute
OF grateful heart.
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WOOL CARDiNG All
Sutton Hollow :,

The subscriber has enlarged his facilities for
wool cariing, br the addition of one entire SCI of
machines for mixed WOO, and Is now prepared
TO serve MS former patrons. and al wishing for
e. q q ID Il q L L :
at shor, notice Referring to his long and sue
cessfu. experience III the business, and his now
enlarged and perfec: amount OF machinery, he
would respectfully solicit large share of public
patronage.
Also agent for Raynolds' Improved
TURBINE WATER-W WHEEL,
The cheapest. hes; ..ai most durable wheel in ex-
i>tence- One ii which can - seen in operation
al ny factory LEWIS HOLMES
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