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TAKE NOTICE!.

Farmers and Dealers in Fertilizers, will please take
nsuce mat we have adopted the following Trade Marx
10 protect ourselves and prevent those who use our
nav bone super Phosphate from being deceived when
we have been obliged to give this protection to our
customers IN consequence of several parties having
mn'a~inlly used our distinctive name, viz: Ra W
nOne IN offering their article to tie public This
Trade Mark is adopted in addition 10 m. lille Ia W
b"ne' "hIeh Is Cur exclusive property, and We eau.
Ilon all manufacturers from using it in future We
would state TO the trade aud consumers that they will
hnd 1t TO their interest to that he Trade Marx -
is upon every bag and barrel they purchase, as none
other is genuine.
BAUGH & SONS.
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ANOTEEEN &KEAI CUBE
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
vi highly respectable citizen well known 10 tho
EsicunIIie cUmIhuhIy. by
r. j II. ENCK,
AiiE GREAT lung DOCTOR OF PHI AUELriGA.
os OFFICE n Y. AND GALHAA LEAD Co..
~ no. Z" Nassau 81 New York. june ! 1868
bK J. 9CHENCG Dear S.T:--Fuf over fifteen vrats
h"Vo been troubled with ..y ere tou.l and usuoI;
w" or three iin"H yeur " th orrb,Vc
"hich '"gethcr tor the last law years. lrMS kcpl me
'hlh III Ne and too weak Ia do r,nc-s -, nnv kud
without suffering. In august l,et / h,, - 80, .,, br
orIhage, and, according To the II cny Nsv.
lOfh PhySClnh WAS c''.e ed IA 'uln t.e reach Of
medicine, and "as advised 10 be u,r,,rrd -, g., ~
property matters Mere c"nct rutd ...Nc hls Ao1id
at short notice The hysIclan tra INV .oud fr,nLS
saId thai me llrs 'ud took no,i GROVE lnl.l Lnr,v
1" january '"oh .e'c ere co'd and h'er na',y was
occupying TOnIns At NJ 81 Bond Sr,cj dirr O., u,rr
your Office. think ahout'the lGln at Januar, ! ,i,
cuf1d hol;le Ul yOI luiil.,,., ,u, - ...i.,
taking freely My feel aud itn'" acre We, tue.
swollen. and all The symptoms fl I"cd} t.i 90, Ga.
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g1ihlhs' You gave me eI U,utcgru-If ,..r.. my
hympn;n" were Improving ;lhe Pu,m.i. . :, ,i. 81
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httle. You ,,>'itd me Ecar.y evrr, I..,..l, nnI
found me mproyI!Y and loiu rr, To- ~ .,,t Of INV
room uI,lIi the ifal d4y Of '.' to't ..p.. ,lne
under y"ur treatment my ar;Ct'- 1r, I"e i,-' rate
ahd you told me 10 rd "y"rj ltaY r.i>..c .I.lAuli
0us nniurt, aLd To rV"rcst al,ut ti., ., g. i,ic
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PRISE Ol iIH old ph! s.Can aud II,ia~ -r"ia u,uCh
Dsil'r than have been for severed r,,r> and hrrahs
better than sEsr expected pc r>ol cn'd ullh one
lung, Ih0 Isll beng comp! etci, drrcG ap lerl ,erv
grateful to YOU aud con,d.r your medic ,a INV oIna-
bic. YUurs, truly
Smyrna times., 1866-01-31

vi highly respectable citizen, well known 10 1
Els'cunIe cUmIMuhIly. by
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Smyrna Lumber Yard.
Ths HndcTsigRsd takes th,. method Of informing hi,
;nend' and tue pnbrc generally. that he can furnish
All Kinds Of Lumber

ssaIIy kept IN country retail yard and will Gil all
orders as low any other Yard - the Stale and ON
the most accommodating tsrnE
Nv stock Of
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= a y h, Doors and Blinds
AT WATERVlLLE. ..
TIME Subscriber can furnish to order at
/ short notice Superior Quality Of the
above named articles at reasonable rates,
also
lIICRETIA STEARNS' Estate

The subscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District of La
noble Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons a.
gainst the estate Of Lucetia Stearns, late OF
johnson in said District deceased represented in
solvent the term of months from the 18th day
of July 1866, being allowed by said court to the
creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us Give notice
that we will attend to the dntes of our appoint
meat at the PROBATE OFFICE, in
johnson, in said District. on the 10Th days
of Sept. and Dee. next, at 40 O'Clock, in the
forenoon on each said days. ID ...-rrt...
SAMUEL BEfDTNG. ! Commits
.-.H..rF CHARLES LELAND sioncrs.
johnson, Aug. LIST, 1866, ~
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sSsMs MNNAossNssN y

The fall term of this school will commence
Sept 8, 1855. After much care the committee
have fortunately succeeded in hiring NJ p Gage
of tHopkinton. N. H., graduate from Hanover
College, for Principal Mr.. Gage Is a teacher OF
large experience both in common and high schools
is thorough and energetic and succeeds In pleas
ing and interesting his pupils in their studies.
4 generous supply OF assistant Teachers Will
be in attendance at all times--Also able and ex-
derIenced Professors Of painting, drawing, mu'
sic and penmanship. In short oil departments
of education usually taught in such schools viii
be attended to wife accuracy ana energy.
N. II. THOMAS,
.r J.B. sLAYToNg Prudential Com
H. d. WOOD. tII
stowe, Aug L., 1865, %
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[NOtlce to Claimants.

following described property was seized
ohcers Of the Customs for violation OF the
se Laws Of the U. s, VIZ
louisville, Vt. June 2. 1896. horse.
Es'i wagon. cans whiskey.
person persons clacming the above des-
property are hereby notified TO appear
~ Jays from the date hereof and file with
llector Of Customs for the District of Vt.
stating his or their intenestin the prop
seized. also, to execute bond; to the u.
va that In case OF the condemBat'n OF the
10 seized the obligators will pay all the
aa expense Of the proceedings to obtain
unaiion. otherwise | shall proceed 10 nd
ano sell said property according TO law
cases made and provided.
- STANNAkD, Collector OF Customs.
.osors ONCE. Custom House, District Of
Putington, Aug, rs, 1866. ~ 4lw3
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Give Nature a Lift.

People expect too much of Nature. They tri-
lie with their health and their constitutions, and
then are surprised that they fall sick. W.
The pressure of constant mental or bodily labor
upon the animal powers is tremendous. Very
few systems and constitutions can bear against
this pressure unassisted Add TO this the I'M
healthy influences which Turk unseen in the air
we breathe, the water we drink the artificial head
with which we endeavor to chase away the colt
and marrow searching moisture Of winter, and 1t
would seem TO require almost snpeihulnan vigor
to keep in perfect health at this rigorous season
without reinforcing the physical energies But
how reinforce them? Certainly not Win adnl-
terated stimulants, There Is no poison In the
outer air. or In the atmosphere Of furnaee.heated
rooms or workshops, or factories so peinicious
as those deadly .bnrning fluids. Why use them
when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a vegetable
tonic without alloy are everywhere obtainable =?
Nothing has ever been offered to the feeble and
debiitated so harmless in its nature, so powerful
In its invgorating effects this celebrated sto-
machic and Alternative. In the army and the navy
In new settlements and in crowded cities, by OLD
and young, rich and poor it Is used asa protec.
tive and restorative medicines, with the most
ara,iSvino results SO
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NOTICE ~ .,..
REL ESTATE FOR SALE!

I'm whit is called Nebraska" he first saw
mill shove Mhnn's farm with good house and
barn, She'd and % acres land adjoin 'ng. lso
100 acres Of land wesi of the mill 10 Of which is
line meadow the rest is well timbered. There s
a snail house. shed and bern on the same. Terms
reasonable for one or both, This property must
be sold and parties wishing will do we'll TO call
early, as the owner IL soon to return west, Gail
oh the premise or address -i.. j. ID. CFLVER.
stovs VI Aug Goth 1866 HH .. 4lw3
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G LAMOILLE COUNTY "
GRAM MAR SCHOOL!

The Fall Term Of this Institution viii begin
Wednesday, Sept. 5, and continue eleven weeks
The new Academy building will be ready for
use.
A full board of experienced teachers will be
employed
Application for board orrooms should be made
early. ---...... .f.,f ..uH, .u....tc
For further particulars see circulars or enquire
OF II. W. Robinson Sec'y of Trustees. or
S. II. PEARL, A. NJ. Principal.
Johnson, Aug. 10. 1860. .....,." 39w3
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ARBIE AbNoRA ANpRUs, ESTATE.

ARBIE ALNORA ANDRUS' ESTATE,
STATE OFVERMONT ! In Probate Court hold
LAMoTLLE DISTRICT, SIS en- at the Probate Office
in johnson, in said district on the 2jth day of
July, A d. 1866. r" -+ftr
+. o. AIdrus, guardian of Abhie a. Andrus,
of Wolcott, in said district, minor, represents to
this Court that it would be conducive to the in
terest of his said ward to sell the following des
cribed real estate being all the interest Of his
said Ward in and to the premises lately occupied
by the saidguardian and ward as dwellnghouse
and store in the village of No Wolcottf for the
purpose of putting the proceeds thereof at inter-
est, and asks said Court to grant him license to
sell the same.
1t is therefore ordered that hearing be had on
said application at the Probate Office in John
son, on the 3rd day of Sept, A. D. 1886, and
that notice thereof be given to all persons inter
ested, by publication Of the same three weeks
successfully in the l.amoille Newsdealer pub
llshed at Hyde Park. previous to the time APP
pointed for hearing, that they may object fthcy
see cause to the granting of said license
3Sw3 JOHN |. GLEED, Register.
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~ office.

rs hereby given that application will be made
Il to the next session of the Vermont .Legisa
ture for charter for turnpike or carriage road
from the foot to the summit of Mansfield Noun
tain-said road to commence at or near the resi-
dence of John Holmes in Cambridge, VI, pass
ing in the most feasible line to the Lake Of the
Clouds" so called on the summit hear the Chin
also, application will be made to obtain char
ter for one or more Parks at Cambridge 3oro,
and to incorporate company for the same.
Cambridge Aug. 20, 1866. t..F. f.r.r
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e ,GEOBGE ", DOTY'S Estate,
THE subscribers having been appointed by the

THE subscribers having been appointed oy the
j Honorable Probate Court for the pistrct Oh
Lamoille, Commissioners to receive examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all persons
against the estate OF Geo. ". Doty, llate o,
fillmore, in said district, deceased, represented
insolyent. and the term Of six months from the
Goth day Of Aug, 1866, being allowed by said
court to the creditors of said deceased TO exhlb'
ii and prove their respective claims befopeu y;
give notice that we viii attend to the duties OF
our appointment at the dwelling house OF Samu-
ell Raley in' fillmore, in SAID district on the 10Th
OF October and 18th Of February,- next,rat !
o'clock in the afternoon on each Of saiddays
ADOLPHUs NJ. KELLEY, ICompis'
lll ,t CHARLES SPEAKER. sioners.
Fillmore, Aug. 20, 1865. tl 4o'
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The Fall Term will commence Sept. 9Th to
continue eleven weeks.
Mss SARAH BAILEY, Principal.
The services Of other competent teachers Will
no secured. should the interest of the school de-
n,and ~
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NOtiCe.

II have this day relinqushed TO my son, Reuhen
In. seely, his time during his minority and
sball claim none Of his earnings nor pay any
debts of his contracting after this date;
'o''' " LYMAN J, SEElY.
Cambridge, June ", 1866;
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A.N r" IT, S. aEXGIsEaE NN
a TX IL q /,
Collectors Notice,

~ for ' "'' " '"e "uhuai 'axes
Lamoille County,
IN the I'D Collection District of Vermont rs as.
sesseo upon incomes licences, carriages, plate
oo'' under the provisions of the law of Ton'
gress' approved June 30th 1864, and the amend
ihents thereto, have become due and navable
ana VIII attend myself or by depntv. n, the
following times and places to receive the same
viz: "A GsFnaTFT 0 "'''e 'h' saiiie
=, Al Chadwick's Hotel. Cambridge Centre. on
Tuesday, Sept. Is, 1866.
Sept. 10Th. "''"''u"y :
-, At the Morrisville House, MorrisyiIe on
Thursday, Sept. 20 +, n = - ''''' '''
, AT the Mt. Mansfield Hotel, Stowe, on Friday
Sept. 2Sth.
u BY the terms of the law. all persons neg.
iectlng to pay said taxes on or before the time
specified will be required to pay twenty cents
Tor notice, and fcnr cents per mile travelled in
serving same; and neglect to pay said taxes af
ter ten days notice incurrs penalty of
4 !E3 Ten per Cent. u I \
Any individual can remit his tax by another
person, as his receipts will be returned Nt5
r 10 Payment must be made l.. S Treasury
notes, or in bills of National Banks
"a CARLOS BAXTER,
:, Collector Sd Collct'n Dist, Vt.
Burlington, Aug. 2lst, 1866, 4ltS2S
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printer Wanted

A Job-pnnter. who Is capable OF occupying tne
he situation If immediate application Is made
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George N. DALE ON Mr.. BAxrER.--At
acting held at Hyde Park after the
.o.e Of the convention George N Dale
=, formerly States Attorney of Essex
c,antv, subsequently, Deputy Collector Of
r,,.oms at Island Pond, and uow Repub.
-, candidate for Senator for Essex.-
.,aea short speech, in the course of which
explained why he resigned that profit
he government office ~ d+.|tH
His reasons were in substance, as we
,aerstool them, that the corrupt trans
aiOns going on under the rule of Baxter,
lam & Co., and to his knowledge. were
coming too numerous and gross to be
,uutenanced by any man and retain de-
mi slf.respcct. He must at them or
.,,, and he preferred to leave. Mr.. Dale
D.utioued two cases. a mbm r#F
One was where somewhat influential
,mocrat, we'll known in this County,
hose opposition Mr.. Baxter feared in the
.0vsss for his last denomination, was
romised an office by Mr.. Baxter, in wait
10 if he would remain silent. He wait
while for his appointment but itdid
h come. He then photographed Mr.. Bax-
/. asking; How about the appointments
wish to know at once that | may govern
yslf accordingly" This threat brought
L Congressman to his milk. Mr.. Bax-
replied ty telegraph The office is
burs'-and the appointment Chat of
ymaser in the army was made.
Mr. Dale stated that at another time
applicant for an office, whose appoint
ept hung fire, puto'sc h,ndaed doslars in
envelope, which he handed to Mr.. Dale
hand to Mr.. Baxter, and he did so.--
ID Mr.. Baxter, as some worthy friends
J bis may suppose, at once and irdig-
ntly spurn the bride ? Not al all. He
I Pk i, coul. ii the money, and turning to
Dale with smile, as&ed> Shall
eit2' You know you own business
Z THE reply, aud Mr.. Bakers rGoinder
s. 81 guess you had better h aud it to
y spp" MIR. ID. accordingly took it 10
" Clapp, who poceted it witfoat a scru-
land the applicant then received his
be.
These matters, added Mr., Dale sig
n Mnty, r"wee NOT CONFIDENTIAL so far
id | was concerned, leaving upon mis-
o bcrs the very distinct aud doubtless
" rect impression, that there was enough
oo, pre Of the same sort that he might per-
IN, rs tcn if released from obligations Of
breezy
70 Is there any pessill, explanation Of
70 IA transctions as these. consistent with
\ integrity Of the Congressman II
~ re is. We sheald be glad to hear it,
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H. 22d, a son to Royal T.. Smaliey.
III artito
9 / { D
IRA GREY.

Eden, Aug, 10. Hazen wilkins, aged 81 VS..
nths. ank o days.
Cambridge, Aug, 10, of diptheria, Geo. r..
the youngest son Of Dea. Andrew Story,
~ years.
yeuug mnn, whose early death is deeply
had endeared himself to large circle OF
and acquaintance by that purpose of
which had treasured largely OF ancient his
nd Of the general literature Of the world.
otrect and graceful conversation indicated
ell read man.
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Attention
S OLD Err S.

THE Bill to equalize Bounties has passed C.n-
gress, and we are prepared to procure this
promptly and at the lowest legal rates A i,il
has also passed giving increased pjhsiohs to 49,
ows having minor children and soldiers who hr,.
lost an arm OF leg or equivalent. Having liai
the largest experience Of any agents in the c.uti-
ty, we think we can serve claimants to thei. be>t
advantage, Call and see :nHuud ylI1JiulI At
POWERS 4 GLEfD.
Morrisvile Jaly 81, 1866. DO 9tI gg!lII
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PHOTOG RAPMgC.

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We manufacture more largely than any other
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Our Catalogue embraces over 5000 different
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ID In order to establish the School upon more
permanent basis, union has been formed be-
tween the Peoples Academy and Morrisville
Graded School The buildings have been repair
ed, the recitation rooms enlarged, the apparatus
has been set in order and nothing been omitted
that tends to the advancement or comfort of the
student The Classical Studies will be taught
with care, so as to fit young men for college or
professional study. A Teachers Class will be
formed in which will be discussed the element ary
principles of education, and the best methods OF
presenting them to the pupil.
1t will be the aim of the teachers to make what
this age demands, men ana women of culture
and intellectual power, who can think and act
for themselves.
1horoughness will be insisted on at every reel
taton. Lectures will be delivered in connection
with Philosophical and Chemical experiments.
| Board. and Rooms for self.boarders will be
furnished at the lowest rates possible
For Rooms or Board inquire of The Executiv,
Committee.
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This COMPANY Is what its NAME LsirCRrs 5
n Farmers Fire Insurance,
Company. la18 ia

Gazing taken the agency of the Company for'r
the towns OF Waterbury, Stove. Moriistown. .
Johnson. Hyde Park. Gilmore Eden. Watervillc.
Belvedere, Cambridge, Woioott,, Lowell. vertr
field. Caftsbury and Hardwiek, propose To do.
vote my whole time to the business OF insui ing.
and hope to be able TO meet the wants OF t6s
pubic In this department much better than " II
occasionally spent day, or took an application.
Persons residing in any Of the above towns de-
string 10 he Insured anew, or change their old
Policies can do so with as little delay, or ex--
pense by writing as u lived in their own town.
As | have list ~ existing assurances. no.
policy will be allowed to expire without the
owner being netihad, IRA GREY, Agent.
y sSyt F'A D'"'"' '''@s Waterbury, W.
IsEr A. ..y r..l .t.I 4 .
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Die ae,saeut western Christian Confer.
will hold its next aunuul session
the Christiau Church at Mort Hyde
on Monday the 10th of September,
|meucing at 8 O'clock A. NJ. Religious
|tings to commence on Friday the 7th
o'clock ?. NJ. to continue over the
9th, Ministers from other conferences
fcted
IRA GREY.
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(S We had hoped that some of Mr..
lU* friends i'll this county would have
something to say through the Nays
PIX, concerning the merits of their
lidate, so that the subject would be
PISSED. Are they afraid to meet the
Of agitatiNp? U
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Moristown, Aug. 20, 1866. efp, 4 III
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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-12

FROM MACON, GA Macon Ca, March
= In the ARRAY In Stewart county.
Georgia, the negroes on Jack CaIbert'e
lrl,nfation seem to hsve acted wholly
on the defensive. Three white men
visited the plantation and arbitrarily CO.
minded that he negroes should he re-
moved, making violent demonstra 't0ns.
The negroes pitched into them, XII Ing
one, cr oking the skull Of another, and
breaking the arm of third. The she-
| riff of the county was at the head OF the
party which went the next day to arrest
the negroes, but setting about in vio'
lent and disorderly manner, desper'
ate fight ensued, In which one white
man was killed. one mortally wounded,
and four negroes killed. Sixteen me-
gfoes were arrested and lodged In jail.
Three soldiers, who went down to In
vestigate the affair, took large force OF
negroes and started toward Floreuce In
pur-uit Of the sheriffs party, but were
hy zone means induced to turn back Q
larger squad of soldiers were then sent
out to restoreorder, as already reported.
On the 3D. instant b. X. Williams. q
Young white man. killed negro boy
named Farewell Ta,lr, hired on his
fathers place Williams q examined
before two justices OF the peace and dis
charged.
Three different attempts were made
on the night of the 22i ultimo to take
the life of p. w. Brewer, in Adairsville,
Georgia. Mr.. b., is an active. Union
man, and an old resident of the place.
He has laid his case before General Tho.
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