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roxr Hxnitrox, n. r., May 70. iseo
Justice Bennett today held inquest the body CT
man found o. the beach. The body mad no clothing,
with The exception Of white shrS II had apparently
been IN the wafsr about two montha An Inquest was
linen chemiss, suilisd skivs bfovn nnck wtth blnrk
sordss, and wsssss sscsa me body ssssoeso 10
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A.-A..A.-Ladies, Respect, Preserve and
develop your charms Use Madame JUMEL'S MAMMA.
RIAL BALM FOR de,eloplny The form Depot 3oS Canal
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Baschel0F's Hair Dye.-The Hest tn tho
world the only pefer Dye henioss rrli.bs instantA
neous Factory 81 Barclay street.
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A.-Lyen's Inssss Pewder-Foy Ertsr-
uinstng Roaches Ants audi ysrmn and prsservng furs
signed n Lyon All others limitations TAks other
Powder Lyon's Bold BY al druggists aud by
BARNES 4 Co. 81 Park
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vanic orss salve fut taking the place Of all hors
hniments and ontmene Az who use aetnowlrdgc Il 4
Bruises and In many case. Qnisos Jonng SPAWN, Qsrie
Crack kc oOr boz tya by all druggists, and III The
not 40 (.odar atrrst n r.
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Th. c,lmrm,. nurea..

OFFICIAL LIST or oPPicERs or THE yHgHDngS' 4
BUREAU ORDERED UNDER ARREsT By THE PREsI-
DENT.
hsjor Gcperai D. o. HOWARD, Commissioner freedmen &
Euresn:--
The President directs that Colonel whehry, Assist
Commissioner for the Frcedmen's Bureau of North
Carolina, Captain y. A. Seeey Superintendent OF tho
Bureau The Eastern District OF North Carolina Cap
tain Isaac Rosekrans Commissioner OF Subs stence OF
Volunteers duty In the Freedmens Bureau Dv Rush,
Medical Purveyor; Rev Mr.. Fz, Assstan, Suertntcnd
Of the Burcau for the Trent river settlement Captain
Wheeler, Agent for the Bureau a Kinston, n T. q. o.
CLAWS, Chaplin Superintendent Goldsboro; Mssor J. G.
Mann, Assistant Quartcrnaster and Financial Agent for
tAe Southern District Of North Carolina and MAJOR thas
j. Wickershaw, subAgsnt for the Bureau at Wilmington.
bs immediately relieved from duty and ordered 20 report
In arrest Major General Rnger commanding the De-
paTtment OF North Carolina who will nssactons
In regard TO their trial soon charges can be prepared
against them by the Judge Advocate General
u the following named persons In the emp ment
Of the Bureau they will In like be relic. cd and
ordered 20 report IN arrest 70 tho Departments Con-,
mander Rev. Horace James, OF Massachusetts,, aeas
(yithout payl sr the Bureau In PITT county; also his
olerk named Roy den; Mr. Winthrop Tappan, OF Name
Mr. POTTER said 70 be Interested with Captain Sceiey and
Mr. Brooks said be Interested with Captain Rosskrsns
In cuhivatng pIsntat ons also brother ofCaraia e
krans said 70 tc employed In the Commissory Depart
You viii please report your action In the matter.
L. u. TOWNSEND. Assistant Adjutant Gcneral
The abovo orders WIRE issued on tho t6sh hny, 70
0oasrsi strong, ny Major General Howard
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A-Cuseo,m CIothSmW,

TnE FINEST STOCK or ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND PARIS
10 ord-r this city Gentlemen call and inspect them
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~. n. T.-Deservfmg OF Confidence. e.
There sno article which richly The en,re eonn
TROCIiES" The Trochcs have recc s naterng cornmen
from the celebrated clergyman. lawyer. aud
public who speak from experience Those
suffering from asihtc and bronchial diseases coughs and
colis should try thoT Troches.
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Denames Pissand Busglar Proof Safes-
Large al % Murray street, Of College
s.l...
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CrissadOro's Hair Dye-The best Ever
manufactured whsarsae aud retail also spied. At No.
Aslor House.
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Corns, BunieaS. Enlarged joints aud
all diseases Of the fee, cured BY Dr. zACIARlE 7 Broad
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

Catawba Wine. from Ks1ley's Isia nd
quality saie ny the subscriber quantity At
i2l. rs aud l2o Fulton street basement OTIS FIELD.
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GOura ud's Italinn Mcdieated Soap Cures
Tan Frecke. Myh, PimTaes, I1--h~erm., Erngtons r.
UOVRAUD's ORIENTAL CREAM, on MAuitAl.
BEAUTIFiER Hefcrenco.-Worpsu of rsrr and marvel
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Right Hon Earl communicated 10 tho College Of
Physicians and Davenport that he had received info
nation 10 the the remedv OF service IN
eholerA Chlotod,nc. rec =. Lancet" Dec 81, 1864
HENRY SMITH special Agent 3, sssssa street. Sewfork
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rAh Two DkSsAssp Fihh"hN v, ~ n'"' - ~ 49, ss
PASf NO. o-'kkDior or FhA july U" A@h
DEKED TODAY
An ipsusS was held Yesterday morning tho aeven.
.-., -. 80. .,.,,.. ~. s...o... a.. ,..s. M.
"ousn p'ee'H'' vo '' - ~ ~' "
TIM late Peter H. Walsch, private, ana nAs" ID
Wasers foreman of Engine Company No s., Who
80. :, 49,, -, az =, ~. A..a.,nv NJ M,.la a. sb,s
oity. On she 1iss inst
Michael j. stapieon being duly sworn. sah that no
xn.~ p.,., wa-ch and that he saw him no into ths
-. =, ,,--1.,, - a., -, - .,,. A.. -.
suNahs Sneaa o' ni"se" on ''D "s"' VI '"e NV WV"
hs got In he remarked 20 wslch tnt IL looked rather
rad To which hs roplied that IL did wttness then told
- ~ - r.s..,s. =, - =. - 49,. =.
MN 70 '"o~ ""' 'o' "'"-'"' w s"'" "" ""'' ." ""
did not zee him aftx that; he sSo stated that at
49,, a.. r.. :. ,,. .,,,,,.,
''' '"e"' "o P SIS
and told him 70 follow nm, wpieh nc ad
within about ten ie& OF tue fvctigh, tho
s,asc; the lights wers exungusiea as they were
going IN, ana a. they LIN tnAt tAs Eneine1 sonW
said to them, rFor 0ods SAKE back ont ths smoke
was 20 thick that witr - couid ssaTcey nsa y.
olt; NV minutes sfcr ne got cst tpc ghs ospi"hcn
the building burst " p hAmes at1 tne aasno i' M
Philp sheridan sAten tnai ~ twt'e oc,ock om,S
brcn OF the sesenlecn'n peo.hl,i $1,000 a a. us M
door OF .ne cngs m'ose .ns s"'a u's. a." - W. ~, VI
fonftcentn tueh uey sumso ow' ana ~ , "e
ceased pning us nose up = he III, sncss s
num- ann, puti.tR .ns no,e - ns sn.sa's na'e. We
lho enl'anes o. 'ne ,s 80 IN ~. ;,m Nv - -
win sihan noe' P'ay ~ .A,o 20. - -. :,
lnmpea ao"h mo 'rs "'..a's ,, aa -, s's' s" -,
IVAN, WI" snA, ,"a ~ sa",S- ,.s' .,,os.
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Fashi0nahls Dire e&n ma ing. Ladtcs
stoppna nj hoteis have york isne with dsspatr'
MKS oUEsr. Is brectsr street.
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Florence Lcsk stitch So wt.g Mac hinss-
Rest n thr world. fLOHfSt SEWING hASHiNE
COMPANY COS Broadway.
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Gsoara ud's Poudrc sshtti~ vproots Hair
from low orsheaAs part of hs boly Al his depot
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Police I-ssrl,sssss.

Tur SHOOTING AyvEsy ~ BohHD yxsnvsoAr
Lou. Lsscy the yousg man sho sas Arrested "a sss.
d-y evening ny cnesr N~cormsst, Il IN Isa presise
charged yah shooting MlcbasI J. carsn, efSo Hs,e
street m th~ bsek win pistol durag g~ser~i n,sioo
which Occurred aboard one ~ NE Hsst-s f-vytosis o
sanday wAs yesterday ken bfofsynssics Bosnn A ihe
1onl~ Cullen. sisbssL sefaring from fss effects q
tla wonpd kppesrea ana mods sl.<ayA ns-snsi tbs
yrtsopsr ana u,e ns<s~trsss scursd loysy W al. bl
IN tho suun 81 ROO W s~xls esamir@tipn. James
porneIiy q tz Est rw.ny IRA ry~ss s~cssss bonfs
nan lof The defensAnt Lovty 10 opy exhte~n Yesrs 81
sse AMI hvcs st 2ss Grssd STREET
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Howe Sewing Maohise Company
ELIAS HOWE Jr. President. n1 c9o Broadway. Agents
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zine TssAe In Pevfurses " Ous os shs
n, ~ - Ne sxas ~ Rsrair~ rrc~~-s sef re ~
Lmp~rsmsn. neus~ IN ~ho o~si-~ ~ rsrs ssrss slss~
whs grgfesY ths:s SO ~ s g-s..s, sy.i s,.ss. -
tsrsa oait b fiiALos SOY, Ns~ r~s
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II This Dhosid Meet the Eye OF Any
suffering from Bronchitis, Consumption. Asthma or
any Puimonarp Affections. would rrier them W Dk
JAYNE'S Ex YRGrORASr which will, In all anord
Al uruRgtutn.
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TUGUESE FILLS. They snfsiiDE rrtre - Nn.
FOR sp~c' n o. sse sent by mad by Df
A. 4 nAURICE a, Sole Proprietor. 10 Liberty street,
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shin oss,n Pearl Mr. FROM fof yost 1.ls
20 me ~ - Habdy Nook.
khp Admiral fT~ts Mfruen Tor HalSass. m dzts. -
miles 0. ~ Sandy f'eoh
sbt y.yrsn Liverpool for ss- u<s. say lei n -
ior = -
shs tsos. wsr~,es from i4vsrssi vsb n &c ncos
s3r Hss- vs~y,h fras ss~ ys.s Apru 'or s.s yrls-
els.sA April n IA - boz ~ .
is.31it iin n
on ID
ss Bss-s. Se~ ross f~ aio Gr.nas. Apr n. iss
nrs 4 i'eb.r. frpm Bo..oH Zoe c.fIss.. s.y a. y,
" % lon q rs
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Survey ~ q Siancs the WheSs Fte1d Of
the WASN'T zas Genl-rpens Misses and tttSsp- Hat
thi. ye invited 10 yist - osfsbfshnsat
Of GES1N. siJ broadway.
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wheeler Il Wtison's koek sttesA 30 ~ ia g
NarhJno and Bati oabos Mssii;sa. No ec3 nso-dway
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Royat Havana 10tsrry.-PrfHes Paid
IN aoi Informa ton furnsi The highest rates pid rs
doubs sons and al Kinds OF god aud silver. -
TAYI or q CO. kshkrrs. 10 Wall street. .~f.s
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psrt rrorr Hrd. AaIas OF Nsssford. cid al Bsss~ass
10Th l,-t Va cruise,
Rsra sarah Hshss 81 eeafs~A at B.sbsde. Avfu -
ma sorse ausss Davis n ss-afora srriv.s ., rsr.
May with Ne bids ef shlsh landed AID she ~
IN 10 cruise
Oss.eia ~ cprnsIi AZ Nnedfard arr .. lhssb.sss
r,k mat, ta-tfr ttn~rnl vsh no bbis on
sss1 Ste % f@stsven. cid 81 Nfs1fsri 10
- or Ati<nnr 81 indfsa ts~sss
Dark wnns Edwards of Sn>afsrf. f.s ~ ~.
rv rrh 10 hanx ,atsp - bss. sp aai - a. .h 81 ses
leaving rayal Hrfprts a. data bfts eis u1ss
MAX fayHL bfssra frs f~b D. so.ss. ts ss
SBsfori. Ans since isssss Fsys-bound hunss rkiss
uus Isabel nsulmsna Cards. frvm Nsv tnsk fer hs<ss
a,s- refstsd hss. s-~s lo.i ihs frlf. N.ys 90
data A., rhe ~ r~gsss huiit 81 nee
e.sus Nc, IA 1881. snd ~@A o~nsd in Boston.
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Ssr Astlel COOpsss EmbroeeOoa. sor
the sxrn pearsia typhoid fevc-. nervous
dis~ses spraisa pains s.ssr and .sue. bun:ts Ao !,
In chslef and fryers, ana hss pot It's
cqssi for instsisne:ur rsf II used a. directed Certn
cfirs and nOuiais who III ana seen
~ good OF this fb~oraton IN Josse~on 81 tho
lSeu Try sboltir aud osnvincsd For ssis - DEMAN
TARNEs A Co, n F.<k row: ~. HEL BOLD s.i
brosdwsy md NJ LkSy s'ls sxeu,, iiS uirrsn street,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-12
LATEST FASH ION S ID + NJ A \ d
J. W. Bradey's Celebrated Patent
DU P LEX E l. l. PTIC
for double spring.
Tor double spring.


The wonderful lexibiiity and great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
skrtwil be eX pei fenced parti ularly in all crowd
ed assemblies, operas carriages, raii0ad cars,
church pews, arm chairs. Tor promenade aud
house dress, rs the skirt can be folded when in
use to occupy a small space as easily and conven.
iently as silk or muslin dress, an invaluable
quality in crinoline. not found in any single
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A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience OF wearing the DupeX I'll
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er afterwards Willingly dispense win thelr use.
For children, misses and young ladies they are
superior TO all others.
They will not bend or break like the single
spring, but will preserve ;heir perfect ana grace,
tnl shape when three 81 -four ordinary sklrts Will
have been thrown aside as useless " hoops
are covered with double and twisted thread ana
the bottom rods are not only double springs, but
twice Tor double covered; presenting them from
wearing out ween dragging down stairs, &c
The Duplex Elliptic rs great fayolitc with ell
ladies and Is universally recommended by the
Fashion Magazines as the standard skirt Of the
world.
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages
in crinOline, viz: superior quality perfect man.
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Bpdley's Double Elliptic or double spring SKIRT
aud be sure you get the genuine article.
CAuIIoN-To guard against imposition be par
ticular to notice that skirts offered as duplex"
hove the red ink stamp, viz. -. w. Bradley's
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For sale in all the stores where first class skirts
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Manufactured by the sole owners of the paten-
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This COMPANY is what Its NAME IMPCRTs
= Farmers Fire Insurance
na3at Company.

Gazing taken the agency Of the Company for
johnson, Hyde Park, Elmore. Eden. WateryilIe,
Belvedere, Cambridge Wolcott., Lowell West
field, Salisbury and Hardwick, propose to de.
vote my whole time to the business OF insuring.
AMI hope to be able to meet the wants of tie
pubic In this department much better than -
occasionally spent day or took an application.
Persons residing In any OF the above towns de
string To- be Insured anew. or change their old
Policies. can do so with as. little delay. or ex.
pense by writing as II lived In their own town.
Az .havea list OF existing insuracces. no pol.
Icy will be allowed TO expire without the owner
being notified. IRA GRAY. Agent.
33yl Waterbury, Vt.
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Vermont Central and Sulti-
Ts van Railroads.


Fall Arrangement commencing Oct. oth' looo'
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Waterbury at S.5OA M, z.iO an
S.49 PM
Mail Train leaves st. Adams at 6.l5 A. M,
connecting at White River junction ana pei
lows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester
Springfield and New York, arriving IN new
York at 10 45PM and with trains on Passump-
sic r. r.. O..
Day Express leaves Montreal at $50 AM, st.
Johns at 10 a. M, Tor Boston &C.
connecting at Burlington with Rutland rail
road for Troy, Albany, and New York arriving
in Bostin via lowell at lO.3 p. m.
Nipht Express leaves Ogdensburg at IL.
80 AM Montreal at 8. 10 NJ, Rouse S Point at 0.40
D. M, st. Johns at A. 40 pm. arriving at Boston
at $40 NJ, connecting at Bellows rails WIN
Cheshire r h. for Boston and Worcester, and
with vt. Valley R. r., for Springfield &C..
and arriving in New York at II 80 p. m.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at 1872 A M, Il.25 A NJ 400
M and 5.30PM.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at s 90
a m, for Burlington, st Adams, Montreal, ar
irving at Montreal at 30 p. IN.
Maih train leaves Boston at f.00A NJ, via
Lowell, via Lawrence and fitchburg at 81 u.
M, Springfield at Y.45 a. m, for BnriinF, ton,
and St. Adams.
a m. and Burlington at 8.55 a.. III. for St. Al
bans, Montreal and Rouse's Point.
Nipht express train leaves Bellows Falls at 10.
90 p N, receiving passengers from Vermont Val
ley railroad leaving New York a'tl2.15P N, and
from heshire railroad, leaving Boston at 5.3U P
NJ connecting at White River Junction with train
leaving Boston at 800 "a, for Burlington.
Rouses Point Montreal, and Ogdensburgh,
connectin at Montreal md Ogdensburgh, with
Grand Trunk trains for he west
Sleeping cars are ate .ched to both the night eE
press trains running between St. Adams and
Boston, and st. Al JAMS and Springfield.
Through Tickets 'lor Chicago and the West fol
sale at the princiV ,al stations. g. MERRILL
st. Adams, j. an. |, 1866 SO Sup't.
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johnson WOODEN Factory
sPksGTGqsEeEKbHFEG.
II. & ~. r. ANTHONY & CO.,
Manufacturers OF Photographic Materials,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
sol BROADWAY, n. Y


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
sol BROADWAY, n. Y.
M addition to our main business of PHoroGRAPH.
&c MATERIALS, We are Headquarters for the fol-
lowing. viz;
Stereoscopes & Stereoscopic Views
of American aud Foreign cities and Landscapes,
Groups statuary, etc.
Stereoscopic Views of the War,
from negatives made In the various campaigns
and forming a complete Photographic history Of
The great contest.
Stcreosccpic Views on Glass,
adapted for either the Magic Lqnttrn or the
Steleoseope. Our catalogue will be sent to any
address on receipt OF stamp.
Photographic Albums.
We manufacture more largely than any other
house, about 200 varieties from so cents to $50
each. Our ALBUMS have the reputation of
being superior in beauty and durability to any
others.
Card Photographs Of Generals, Statesmen,
Actors. etc. etc.
Our Catalogue embraces over 5000 different
subjects, including reproductions OF the most
celebrated Engravings, Paintings. Statues, ETC.
Catalogues sent on receipt of stamp.
Photographers and Others ordering goods
G. D D., will please remit 25 per cent. Of the
amount with their order.
0rThe prices and quality of our goods can
not tail to satisfy. 81
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REeIpE ron CualyG HAMs-Coeerh

REeIPE ron CunIsG HANS the
boitomo of The cdsk with coarse SALT lay
on .lre hgnlswilh thsIsmooth or skin side
down. sprinkle oser 6ne 3 1T. then another
layer of hans, and so roucinue uutil the
cssk is full This ought to be Of the Var.
lger kind. 4 cask holding 81, gallons Is
small enough. and IL would be better il il
held 100 gallohs. Maec brine III tho
following proportions. 6 gallons water.
0 pouHds suit. 4pounds brown sugar, 3
Gun es sal'petre, ounce sal.cratus
Sold and pkim, aud when cold pour the
brine into the cask uutil the hams are.
completely covered The MAINS should've
iA3iy 10 [his pickle at least tbree mouths
aud Il l:tlle longer would do them no
'oarnt 49, - tsO .esa~sa.-sas
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400 G.
M " yNMASSANs

MORRISVlLLE, - VT.
Teacher of the Voice, Organ. Piano. and Har.
m0ny. ~
Fall Term of III weeks commences Sept. 9Th,
1866. Students attending the public school will
find superior advantages for the culture OF music
Instruments Of every description furnished to
order. and satisfaction guaranteed. Ss
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-12-12

dhE zoo PER YEAR ! We want agents,
- b s.5OO everywhere to sell our I,fFRovEB
SO Sewing Machines. Three new kinds I'm.
der and upper fesd. Warahted five years
Above salary OF large commissions paid. The
ONLY machines sold inthe Ubbted States for less
than $40, which are~rulIy licensed by Howe,
Wheeler u Wilson, Clover * Baker, Singer d
Co., and Bachelor All other cheap machines
are iniringements and the seller or ser are liable
to arrest, fine, and imprisonment. Circulars
free. Address, or call upon Shaw u Clark, Bid
dcford, Maine. or Chicago, IA. eyl
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Vermont a. Boston TeIe-
.sfa.iN.i graph Co..

Between Boston, Montreal and 0gdensburph.
Also springfield and ~. Johnsbury and inter.
mediate places. With connections to all parts
Of the U. s. and Canadas. 3s
omcs In Barnes .prpg stor, sto&s W. .reF
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E'asVIBgAVE sk'TS.

NOTICE is hereby given that stated sessions OF
the Probate court. TOR the district OF Lamo'lie
will be cid at the Probate Office, in johnson in
said dis tIict, On every Monday for the year en-
suing 1t is very desirable that these having
busirIess with the Court attend to the same as
far as practicable on the day above named.
n ATWOOD, Judge.
Johnson, Dec. lst, 1865. 3
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Farm for sale.

ON the Branch Road In Craftsbury. half way
~ between woeott line and the old n Hastings
Stand - containing 80 acres flsnd rs of which
is cleared, with good substantial and convenient
buildings, (house and two barns, been built II
years. well supplied with running spring water,
lies lengthwise on the road and Is about 100
rods from schoohouse. Also a wood lot OF 40
acres on which Is q splendid sugar orchard of
800 trees, with superior natural advantages. and
oil the modern fixtures, for ease and facility IN
Manufacture ~, o,g FRED N. COWI.ES.
.Craftsbury, Oct sd. 1876. w ~ 49l ,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
-------T--T-----
What Branch!

A certain Georgia, ,countryman,
not having been splenlidly educated,
and who was very successful as a
''money MAKER" determined to send
his son of, for refinement and Gull
ture, to the good "old North State.''
When the young man arrived at the
destined point, the President Of the
institution wanted to know what line
of studies he would pursue, and fail
ing TO elicit the information from the
boy, Intercepted the old man, by let
er, as follows:
MY DEAR SIR: Your son has ar
rived, DC. What branch shall / put
him in?
Respectfully" --"
This was poser, and bothered
the "old gent nightly In his mu-
sings he could arrive at nothing salts
factory. but was Suddenly reminded
Of his sons impending danger, and
the necessity of doing something to
save him, After .'rumaging' awhile
for pen and ink, he produced the fol
lowing demoralized efiusion:
SIR: If the boy must go into a
branch, select one yourself, but for
his mothers sake don't put him in
Tar River. "-Southern Georgion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

old cuss will be top of me before l
can say Jack Robinson. Whoa,
dang it. Whoa"
Just then Ned drew up to the
edge ofthe well, and with his foot
kicked little dirt into it.
"Oh, Lordr' exclaimed Jake, fall
ing on his knees at the bottom =
I'm gone noY-whoa. Now / Law
me down to sleep-whoa. 1 pray the
Lord my soul to-~whoa, now, Oh
Lord, have mercy on me-
: Ned could hold In no longer, and
fearing Jake might suffer from the
fright, he revealed himself Proba-
bly, Ned didn't make tracks from the
we'll May be Jake wasn't up to the
top oft in short order, and you may
think he didn't try every night for
two weeks to getia shot with his rifle
at Ned. May be not Idon't know.
But do know that if Jake finds out
who sent You this, it will be the last
squib you'll get. lssa NF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
Obituary..

j. Bangs, we are sorry to say. has
deceased, and Western obituary
THIS pays tribute to his memory:
"'Jem was general = considered 8
good Teller He went forth without .
struggle. and such is life. oday
we are as peppergrass-mighty
smart. tomorrow we are cut down
like the cowcumbers To the ground.
Jem kept a nice store, which his wife
now waits on.
His vlrchews were numerous to be-
hold; many is the things we bot at his
grocery, and we are happy to state to
the admiring world that he never
cheated. especially in the weight of
mackeral. which was nice and smelled
sweet. His surviving wife was the
same way. We never knew him to
put sand in the sugar. though he had
a big sand-bar in the froat of his
house. nor water his liquors, though
the Ohio river runs past his door
Peace to his remains. lie leaves
wife, children. 1 COW, grocery
store, and other qHadrupcds, to
mourn his loss. bat, in the langwidgc
of the poet, his los. was their etcr-
nal gain.