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IRON Harreg SicE}cr Esg ne ole celtor of ne
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y Ar. Gkgs S, Tel Lion n .ySs Brtalstich, y. y,
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engaged IN ,rcatmen, ~ Special Diseases, fact 90
well known 90 many Ciiifehs, Publishers, N.r-
chants, Hotel prupneton, Sc, thar he n musk,
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STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS,
To avid sad escape Imposition Of Fafalsn snsf
Native Qpaeks. mgrs Ramsrpss ia Boston ihasA
other large cities, FI
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AFFLICTED AND rSroRTuNATEl
be not robbed and add 20 your utfefinEs Ia Aslnr
deceived by the lying hgsts, misrcprcssuaueas.
false promises aid pratrnspns OF
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NOsTRUM MAKERS.

Through The ignorance ofthe Quack Doctor know
ng no Other remedy, no relics upon Mrhcucvkr.
aud gives Il to nlihs pafientsm pills Drops &c, 20
tbs no.trum maker, equally ignorant, adds to his
50 called Extracts, Specific Autdote. &c. both 70.
lying upon rs elects III curing few hundred, II
Is tfumphed la various Navs throughout the land
but ALAS nothing h said Of the balances some Of
whom die, others grow worse, and are lef to finger
and sufpr lor months or years unit relieved Oresr
ed, II possible, by competent physicians. 81
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heldlg asstft land L cannot be eontrAdetsd sx
eopt BY Qaacks, wha will say o. a. ANYTHING. ever
peuure themselves, 70 impose upon psiishs. that
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But ALL QuAcKs ARR NOT IGNORANT.
Notwitll' antihg The foregoing fRcts are known to
some QuHtk Doctors aud Nostrum Makers vet, re-
gardles. % The life and health Of Others there ere
those among them who viii even perfure themselves
contradictng.giying mercury to their patient. o.
that Il ~ contained in then Nostruns 80 that the
usual fee" may be obtained for pfofossedly cur
ing, or "thc dollar OF "iyacion OF It" may be "
tanned for tie NJstTum II is thus that many are
deceived alsehnd uselessly spend large amounts
for experiments with quaekcry.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-11-07


PIKE, attorney and licensed Claim and
|,lnnce agent, Johnson Vt. Having had
Experience in collecting Military claims for
4 land, arrears, money bounty and pen
am prepared to prosecute all such claims
Isejy termination, for reasonable com
l0n. 33 me
SAWYER. attorney at law and solicitor
i chancery. Hyde Park, Vt.-Agent tor
|03ecution Of all claims against the u s.
|nment. Office in Newsdcaler building, Il
b. BENTON, Attorney at Law and solicit.
/ ID Chancery, Hydepark, Vt.
|GHAM Il WATERMAN, attorneys at law,
|li solicitors in Chaneery. Hyde Park, Vt.
|lar attention given to the collection OF
llmS against the Government, widows, in
! md other pensions, bounties, back pay
|nLD0 BRIGHAM, GEO. l.. WATERMAN. 40
tDEE IL LEWIS, attorneys and counsel.
IaS at law and solicitors ia Chancery, Nor
H. VI Otfice in Masonic building.
(D Lewis will give prompt attention to the
|saton a. claims against the government.
|soah B say that he has received the ap'
|Dent of second register of probate for the
Fct Of Lamoille.
|NERS Il GLEED, attorneys at law and so
|Citors in Chancery, MorrisVille, (Office
|sdy occupied by Hon. I. Gleed. H. II. row
PIX. GLEED.
0. HEATH, attorney and counsellor al
law, and solicitor in Chancery also Ii
|lwAR Claim agent, johnson. W Ofiice
rooms second story, over e. b. Merriam
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Hotels.

Hotels.
|fRlCAN HOUSE, Hydepark Vermont.
Nesmith proprietor. ~
| h lUpoE, Eden Mills, Vt. Dr. d. Ran
.I. Proprietor. ~
rgRBURY Hotel, Waterbury. Vt. N. P.
,.ser, % proprietor. New house and new
le.
rHEWS, HOTEL, Stowe Lower Village}
4 ". Matthews. proprietor. IL
|2AL HOUSE, johnson, w., NJ. Kirk,
|rprietor. Stages leave this House hof'D
Elth Daily
|RSVlLLE HOUSE, MorrisviI,e, W. a.
h. Spaulding, proprietor. The pro- 'ie'oi
no he able to make the traveller feel al
Il
LACE HOTEL, Hyde Park. VT, II
Ovit, Proprietor.
EORE POND HOUSE. Gilmore VT, A. w.
lsiIl, proprietor. Conyeyances to any
the county on short notice. I
|sUlGH HOUSE. lrasburgh, VT, by X.
Aye. Stages leave this house daily tor all
b stations. Horses and carriages to let. "
BELLS HOTEL, W0lcott, VT, Justus
ubbell, proprietor, on the stage road tt
lgh Conveyance to any part OF the coun
mort notice. ~
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(foreign Correspondence of the Boston post.A
"iTZERLAND. THE COUNTRY Ann
THE PEOPLE.
LETTER FROM CARLETON"

ZURICH, Oct. 2, 1866.
10 the Editor of the Boston Journal:
wish that every one of your readers
could visit Switzcrland-the New Eng.
land of Europe-the Yankee land of the
old world They never would weary of
gazing upon the clear, white outline of
the snowy mountains, the greenness of the
valleys, the changing verdure of the hills,
the clustering hamlets on tho mountain
slopes, the azure of the sky over. arching
all the scene during these bright and SUM-
ny days of October. The focks of sum-
mer visitors have gone with the swallows,
the hotels are nearly empty, only few
neutrality-suspicious. who know that the first
weeks of the month are the best of all the
year for Deholdipg the lovcliness, beauty,
sublimity aud grandeur of the land. |
would that those who are worn down by
hard work. whose strength is all but gone,
could come here and inhale the pure air
of heaven and experience renewal of life,
The feeble pulse leaps with livlcr bound
the departed years return and grow
young again.
AS the majority of the readers of the
Jou,nd cannot come, it will be my aim
10 do the best t! at can toward giving
them an authentic picture of this land,
and vet in comparison with the reality II
will be like the scrawl upon the slate of a
dull school bay to the immortal concep
tions of Raphael | shall not attempt t(
picture the mouutains--that were lmpos
sible, but propose to give an interior
view, to walk out into the fields and set
the people, and notice their manners anc
customs. Perhaps the New England o
America may be benefited by studying
this European Yapkeeland, which is bu
very small piece of patchwork IN th'
Old World bedquit.
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dD,aEAoILI d,,,FoILI
|CTuRlN, |
Eliss, Vail
|rder \ that nayI
.,E1s44SURE /
Ev,ESSEs. y, |
Tr9l trunks, GentI
pet Bays, Ho,ra
IS, : Saddles, n
: usually , tounJ
|nd Trunk /
70 none in reI
ces of our w,os,5
aslhg, ~, We shai
cm DUR assorif
gan please in /
=! & JoAEsd
ms Hotel, M
led; ed RepairinI
orkmen, II h
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gEs> nR.M0WE has taken rooms at
ffLyA lIBrewster's Hotel. Cambridge
DENTIsTRY.-P. W. J. PEck
Licensed Auctioneers.

|,E0. W. DOTY. licensed Auctioneer and
PDepnty Sheriff. Morrisville. VI.
nWINELl,, deputy sheriff aud licensed
Y aqetIopeer, Hyde Park. W. All calls
|'Nntly attended TO. 40
RIDDLE, licensed auctioi. or, johnson
y w. Prompt attention given TO the bust
y and all business done under this license for
'snonable compensation.
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TIE COUNTRY.

Draw a line from the eastern end OF
Lake Constance to the eastern end OF Lake
Geneva, and it will divide Switzerland
into two nearly equal parts but the right
hand section will contain nearly all the
Alps, while the left hand portion will con-
tain about FIVE sixths of the population
The whole territory of the Republic is
$1,000 square miles in extent Turning
now to New England, | find that New
Hampshire has nine thousand square
miles, Vermont about ten thorsand, or the
two States combined contain nineteen
Thousand Ave hundred, nearly one fourth
more than Switzerland TO make it more
main. draw line from the head waters
of the Connecticut to the southwestern
corner of Vermont, then lift Mt Jefferson
to the top of Mt Washington and Pile
Mt. Adams upon both, make New Hamp-
shire "heap" of mountains. from Coos
to the Massachusetts line, spread them
Eastward to maine aud westward to Mont
pelier: with peaks sharp as needles ranges
Jagged like saws, with intervening val
leys' deep and green, streams Of pures'
water. rivers of ice descending from the
clouds: put the Jungfrau at Plymouth
lift Monadpock as the representative OF
Mont Blanc, standing fifteen thousand
feet above the sea; place crown o'
purest crystal upon bis brow, with Sill
yer garment upon his shoulders robe OF
green at his feet +; let the lovely town o.
Keene. New Hampshire, be the Vale
lCbamounix; let all the Granite State b'
a sea of mountains of dark blllows ahC
white crested waves. ouce tossed by 'n'
storms Of chaos, but now eterually hxeC
md motionless, and you have the RELATIVE
outline of the Alpine section of swltzer
land.
What power lifted them? What com
fb;nation Of forces rolled them upward an'
outward, tossing hill upon hill peak up
on peak. shooting sharp shafts OF hare les
granite through shields Of softer lime
-
stone? When fe,. those strokes upon th
snow cr,sts, which Glove the solid roc
thousands of feet straight down towar
thc centre Of the earth? In what con Q
. the past we're those leaves Of Limestone
9 miles in leugth and hundreds oil feet
thickness. rolled together, bent up double
|, cut and gushed, as IT all the mass ha
. been in the hands Of apaetry cookY ho'
; came it that the Rutzberg is all puddin
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There has been some disturbance, howev-
or, not arising 50 much from q defective
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~ vIr. I'M ARD J, TAYLOR. house painter Morris.
p one 6n me VI. He Is prepared 10 do all kinds OF
Two dvs me- to hs possession. .such paint
lore xeyB FAsdrni and @asr DOOR A. srw ss,
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D. MILAN Merchant Tailor. johnson
" All work done BY him will be in the
E manner and warranted TO ~. Cutting done
lIs IN ''ners to make. Terms cash. 5Oylo
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Physicians.


J.HALt, Physician ana Surgeon, Morris,
|'ViIle, Vt. Diseases of the nose, throat aud
gs treated by the INHALATION OF ATohIzEp
Os The best style Of TRussES constantly on
D, Vaccine Virus, fresh from kline, received
Of each quarter. 32yl
Il. GROVER. NJ. D.. Eclectic physician *
surgeon, Hydepark, Vt. Office at the resi-
Ice OF Fred Bliss. ~
J. MElGS, Physician and Surgeon, Hyde
Park, Vt. Office over l.. II. Noyes' store.
F0' examining surgeon for Lamoille County.
I6SAN DENTIsRY. R: G. Gilbert; has
s-ssA~ IDftted up an office at his Resi-
IySs y dence in Morrisville which he in
NIASI1 tends to mike permanent loca.
for the practice of the Dental profession IN
Its Branches All operations upon the Natu-
teeth as well as In the manufacture and IN
Itlon of Artificial ones will be performed in q
POngh and scientific manner and warranted 10
entire satisfaction in all cases or no pay will
eQuired. shall be absent few weeks du-
the Fall, ofwhich due notice will be given
|hitpaper.
|fY> DSrs~st%sr%;s' I Tic Hotel si'sc Ga@S1idss
iIlv where he will insert TEETH upon
RUBBER BASE at from S5 to $40 per full seti
e than any other Dentist in the state. Al
Teeth cleaned, filled, and diseases Of the gums
Hted. .s.t...
ka> DENTISTRY.-P. W. ]. PEcK
- ~ dentist, johnson. Vt. Natur
|fjtr - al teeth put in the best state OF pre-
fglJLJ servation. Diseases of the gumi
ee.slully treated. Artificial teeth made II
style known TO the profession. 40
H0LBR00K. NJ. d., physician and sur
geOn, Wolcott, Vt. Office at his residence
L. IL -. u AmHa
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Each Canton takes care Of its own schools
The Protestant Cantons are far In ad-
vance Of the Roman Catholics. In those
which are almost wholly Protestant the
children attending school are as one to 8 Of
the population while in the Catholic csst
.ons IL is as one to nine. In tho naoun.
tain districts the struggle for exSaeUs,
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led BY the sub,
ON MorrisviIl
% land dpon|
n
criberatN NorrI
A, W0oDBI
j6tl
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16

FRANZ, a city boy, had been picking rasp-
berries in the forest. As he returned home
q tempest arose; il began 70 rain, and the
lightning began 70 play quite sharply
FRANz became afraid, and crept into hol-
low oak which was beside the road; for he
did not know how readily the lightning
strikes the lofty tree.
All at once he heard voice call FRANZ
FRANZ come, come be quick"
FRAgz came out Of theh0llOw tree when,
in an instant the lightning struck the tree,
and the thunder crashed fearfully. The
earth shook under the frightened boy, and
il seemed TO him as il he were enveloped in
flame But no harm happened to him, and
he said. with uplifted hands, This voice
came from heaven. Thou, Q loving COP,
hast saved me" ...s...--... .......-
Bus the voice called out again, "FRASz
FRANZ do you not hear meY"
IL was a c0untry-wOman who called.
FRANZ ran TO her and said:
saHere / am, what do you want Of me p
The woman said, 81 do not mean you, but
nv own little FRANZ. He was taking care
of the geese by the brook, and must have
hidden himself from the storm, somewhere
around here; came 10 take him home. See,
there he comes out from the bushes"
FRhHz, the city boy, now told her how be
had taken her voice for a voice from heaven
The woman seized him BY the hand, thought
fully, and said
20. my child, thank God none the less fol-
vour escape, although the voice came from
lie mouth OF a poor country The
good God had il so appointed, that / should
call YOU By your name, without knowing
anything about YOU
ayes, yes,9 said FRANZ, with tears in his
ewes ss3od, Il Is true, made use Of your
voice to deliver me, but the help came none
the less from heaven"
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aud 9msriran.
AHAPPY WIFE.


while on The subject Of Fomen. what can be
riorc exquisitey beautiful than the following song
that wells up from the heart Of happy wife. No
bright dreanls ruiely broken.no fond hopesdashed
no heart sore and repining. A husbands love
guards aud protects her his tenderness hedges her
about with q RalI stronger than stone, imperyious
10 temptation. Sunshine ever filings golden fecks
81 light upon the carpet, fragrant vines Chamber
about door and window. and happy birds carol in
the noishboring trees. Her path is strewn with
flowers. and her song is refrain Of the house
hold charts Of the hoavcn-on-earth in which she
3uclls;
lie wraps ne refund with his riches
lie covers me up with bis care,
And his love Is the lave Of manhood,
whose life Il q living prayer.
! have plighted thy Womans affections.
have given my all in all.
And the flowers Of daily conteniment
Renew their sweet lives ere the fall
And yet like an instrument precious,
That playeth an olden tune,
ny heart in the midst Of It's blessings,
Goes back TO day IN June
+lt TO day when beneath the branches
4 stood By silent stream.
And saw in il bosom an image
As one seeth n iaee in dream.
/ would not resign his devotion.
No. not for n heart that livesl
Nor change one jot my cOndstign
For the change that condition gives;
L should mourn not more for another,
Nor more for another rejoice,
Than now. when i weep at his absence,
Or welcome his step and mas voice.
And yet like au instrument precious,
That playeth an olden tune.
Ny heart in the midst Of its blessings,
Goes back 10 a day in June
To day when beneath the branches
I stood in the ghadoWy light.
And heard the low words 81 whisper
As one heareth avOice IN the night.
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General Commission Merchants,
No. "a Factors Row, New Orleans.

IA Liberal cash advances made on censgn-
ments of Cotton and other Produce by
ID. WEAVER
aug SIN At the Planters Bank.
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Commission and General
Agency Business.
377 broadway, New York.

UHE UNDERSIGNED EMBRACES THIS
i method Of informing his friends that he has
returned to the city Ct New York, and resumed
the Commission and General Agency Business,
and offers his services 70 such as may require the
assistance Of an Agent in either procuring Mer-
chandize OF. disposing Of such products as they
may have for sale. His long familiarity With
goods in almost all departments of trade, and his
extensive acquaintance with business men, quail
hes him for making purchases upon NEST advan-
tageOus terms, enabling him, not unfrequently to
buy upon better terms for his customers than they
could for themselves. II they were here in person.
He VIII not only select partial Entire Stocks Of
Goods for Country Merchants, but will purchase
and ship Pianos, Sewing Machines, Carriages,
Furniture. and Machinery of all kinds, Medicines
Books. Whatever else the OF Planters
Physicians. Lawyers, Tradesmen or etheTs. may
require from the great center and entrepOt Of bu-
siness and commerce.
It may not be amiss to say. in this connection,
that credits are now more circumscribed than be-
fore tho war-f0uF months being now the outer
limit, while for many kinds Of what are denomi-
mated Staple Goods. Net Cash Prices prevail.
Whero purchasers may wish 10 procure goods on
time or part credit and part for cash, their
memorandum should be accompanied with pro-
per testimonials as 10 sOlveney and punetdality,
unless their credit is well established in this mar
My charge for purchasing goods. or for selling
Cotton; Tobacco, or other produce, - Two ana
one-half per cent. take the liberty of referring
10 the aforementioned gentlemen, for many Of
whom i have had the pleasure Of transaeting
RFTFRrxcEs. Hon. N. S. Brown, and Rev j.
B. MeFerrin, Nashville; Hon A. Wright, Mem
phis Thos. Martin, Esq, Pulaski, Tenn Hon. A.
Caruthers Lebanon, Tenn; Hon. q. w. Jones,
Fayetteville. Tenn: Hon. +, A. keeble, Murtrees-
b0rO'. Tenn; J. NJ. Parker. Esq, jackson, Tenn;
Brown. oxford, Miss: Hon. A. r. johnson, Ray
mond, Miss. Col. ii. w. Walter, Holly Springs,
Miss; VIM. ii. Allen, ESQ., Jackson, Miss; Chas.
W. Martin, ESQ., Pqntotoe, Miss Major j. IL.
Turner. Z dumbus, Miss. -,-
july6 ASTON. b. ESTES.
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Authorized Capital, Sl,OOO,OOO,
10000 Shares of $50 Each.
ORGANIZATION.

OAN1ANaAhAAOMs
One thousand shares Of Stock having been sub
scrbed. the Company proceeded 90 organize by
the election Of the following Board Of Directors.
Maj.-Gen. GEO. III. THOMAS.
Maj.-(feu. r.. w. JOHNSON.
SAMUEL WATSON,
MICHAEL BURNS.
j. VI. pARRAMOkE
q. q. GIEBS
AID. M. HEFLEBOWER
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OFFICERS ELECTED nT rME BOARD:
Maj.-Gen. GRO, u. THOMAS. President.
Maj.-tien. X. w. JOHNSON, Vice President
FELIX X. CHEATHAM, Secretary.
ANSON NELSON, Treasurer.
JOSEPH SAUDEk. Gent I'm. AGENT.
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The above bonds are
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"A Railroad StOck...-....55
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-09-16

Central Bank Of Va..-..B
Danville Bank..-......-.-0
Exchange Bank.Of Va.20
Paramount Bank......--70
Farmers Bank Of Fin
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Farmers Bank Of Va..,20
Manufacturer and
Farmers .....--.----...--.oD
Merchants BANKS
Merchants and Me-
cbanics' .........-.....--..l5
Northwestern Bank.-.g0
Southwestern Bank
Traders Bank-.--..--.-25