davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-07-14

testso'es tsmoignages, appuye de
citations precises.
Et 4uand le hideux personnage
qui exbibe toutes les pustules de
l'autorits royale, sent 10 froid du
couteau de Damiens, Ia France q
peur. peur de perdre le joug ct le
bat! La foule afaue ct plsure, CONNIE
plus tard autour de Mirabeau mou'
rant, tant ~ loin Ia chimere du
bon roi, l'i'lusion~ de la providence
monarchiquel
Au-dessousde % trone aspirant ct
absorbant, goulu ct vorace, une
meute de- valeta- " L'histoire des
domestiques, dit i'auteur, est une
grsnde shaire en- ce steele. Entire
les classes. Ia plus dangereuse, i
coup sur, c'9tsit celic-la. On n'avait
oublie risn pour les ravaler ct les
intimider. I'm vain. On ne peut ar
reter ieur essor. On disait plaisam-
ment des laquais: i" C'est un corps
de noblesse prepare pour suppleer
l'autre." De Crozat, laquais-roi de 10
Louisiana, le steele, par Jean-Jac-
ques, ~ droit ! Figaro" It" .f..
Chose etrangel il est, an pays on
nous vivons. des ecrivains sinceres
peut-etre mais peu dangereux pour
le grant qu'ils grattsnt d. leur
plume, s'evertuant ! denigrer ID re.
publique ct I ipjurier nm gouverne-
ment l 10 fondation duquel trsvailla
la France elle.meme ct don't toutes
les nations ct tous les hommes de-
vraient au moins suivre l'epreuve
avec interet ct sympathie. Ce gou-
l. prssse uns iibsrtS inconnue ail-
leurs. Citonsencore Aichelet, don't
nous conseillons 10 lecture 1 cette
petite Fronde innocente. Louis XIV
sen " en- guerre. II est Z Metz, en-
1743, sienivre ct contracte II fevre-
"Alarme immense. Que va-t.on
devenir? Laneutable faiblesse dune
grande nation qui ,se croft perdue
ou. sauvSe dams IN honme grand
! CO qu'on . w aux
Etats-U -Unis. L. premier magistrat
asssssin9, NIL trouble. Mule Grain.
te, ct point dtmot;on. Une chose
eclata. c'est ,qu'en les repuubliqoes
IA yis. II mort dun homme pese
pen. 10 salst ssbsiste en- chose
moins fragile: risaorsal;s< d Ia Loi.
Avec ID imonarchie, 10 gouverne-
ment personnel. on doit toujours at-
tendre lee revirements dangerous,
ct soudains qul tiennent au hasard'
de ID vie dun individu," ans,
Seraisnt-os tdsa nscrupules conf4-
derts qpi feraisnt hair lei ID Repu-
b!iqse, % commun heritagel Nous
nous souvenons qu'en nm de ses
messages, Jefferson Davis protesta
plus hAut qpe. Lincoln cootre l'imr
portation 1inp6ds,s'da Aexiqae. Il.
est vrai iqu'ii init son sspoir dams
lton. Get arbitrs
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-07-14

Ter les peoples; son restsurateul
impatient " au-dela des mers
etendant ses redoutables tentacu
les, ainsi que 10 pieuvre d'Hugo
ct devorsnt en- esperance IN autrt
continent, mais quoi le devils q ett
NAL pris, les calculs NAL fats, DEF
circumstances imprtvues ont surgi
ct il faat jreplier l'invincible dra'
peau ct rentrer bon gr6 NAL gre &C
qui s'appelsit ID grande pensee du
rtgns; en6n ID liberte devait couron.
ner pedidce qui se construit de.
puts dix-hsit ans. ct le temps nest
PCS lvenu, pedifce nest pas asses
fort ou le sol assez solide. VOLTA Oh
en- est rauteur de ID We le Cksa,,
ct VOLTA "a morale en- action ct o
theorie en- pratique. En- verit6 on
pourrait dresser un rSquisitoire
plus severe, si Pon ne sentait ID
France compromise dams linstitu-
ton impdrials ct ii Ton ne craignait
d'atteindrs l'une en frsppant l'au-
tire. 4na.. -sJgraaa a-ya a@ a.a@at+Hn@@ @7& /
Etpourtant. est-il interdit de HStrir
Louis Xv parce qu'on aime Ia Fran.
cel Ce triste ct hontsux monarque,
fruit legitime du mauvais arbre de
Ia monarchie, l'historien ne ssurait,
par une pi4t4 filials. mai entendue,
en- voiler leo turpitudes. Aussi tous
s'accordent ct lapident cette me-
moire malsaine, saas croire man.
quer 90 patriotisme, nais ne se
dontant point Il plupart qu'ils
prononcent parret de mort de ID
royauts. Ce roi voiesr ct debauche
est un Dredpit d a m9parchi. -, n1r, I.
temps de :yivre. dappreDdre. . da
donner ce qu'slls contenait, dsve-
Topper ses gefmes de civilization.
atteindre l'apogee de soa progrss,
Rien Dc piss liSre sue soa essor,
ds plus indspendant que son.allore,
do plss sbsoau que son contrSle;
pastcut a1toar d'sllSt l'ombrs, ID
nisars, 10 servitode; ellie ssuls rem
plit ID scens st " meut ! False.
voilA bien l'hSal do L ! nosar-
chic. ct l'epreuye en- ) az me-
nIe I iin. Les ennenis do ID de-
No peuvent reclsmer ct se
plaindSe qss Il cause nett point
ItI entendue. / E'o
csste cause, Nichelet Pinstruit do
nouvesu ,avec ses msr ysilleuses fa.
cultls dTnveitigation ct % genereu-
- indspendasos. 1lan'sst psipt Pes-
clave dc l'intsret Dude lambition;
il y ! longtemps gull est descendu
dsigss chAirs d. college de France,
il M jamais visS 10 moindre porte,
feuille do .ministre ct p'a voula
sembsry u d'aucpns qsinScurs
gouverpsssntsls. lest libre oonms
Roiseau qs'il. : chants en- lpoete ct
Il, plane aa-dessps des IYnlgaireS
ssaoisaa Risa 20 u psralyss, u nest
pss NJ pbilaloPhs da ponyeit
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-07-14

tars asahsne.spts sSa huasas ssaaeent. ~ rssais
pl1s qu'sn ssul ooaquslviyantsup ssssad s.ssa. 81
iCslsi6 - jsta laaei6t aF proia; mais h viAes n
Ait tsnsv q il lat posr 5snpa5sr re do tss efforts
quill tort tatssit Sess ssu uotrs hlroA vous o
ssss. sas4 qse tpst astrs qus CaslgaettA eotsa
1dob6a 10 pArsllls Aprsovs. saa sr4 lio29r sa 10
liz soAeasrsmasta aless aoAsval st tla ~ ealep
laisastl aalAestss1 osss p)ps nutit que iuais en-
swell - eadavrs d osux qui staient haas posf
lsdlvislgofr : rn9diem logn .sias1sn ron ih "
maos sob IL zaab sss'd oqtx1l lsardo II nn, sfaal
v 4;eaat iaraiosso9 % III at :. slsAi 10 |
,ya4d siaurc3 on u, rEettattsroi zoitJs srof--
ug9354 ob ysi to IMP sGa9sTsI sssH nzsIg1s "
Cstts soavsrturs humane rappsls pss PshA shssu!
aahs ~ eesps - loslesn q1s hi sat rop6rafioo qo
vsnait ds subir ls rlvsilh oompalsasat reerda au
losr ds,ssk - - sapp4AaE Rhorills itaalios dans
laqnsls lalztavs fegseAa3s p1rs pls mort. II NJ
ssspliqssbp is5 = o. sadasrss enasmis qoi
I'll spass esvsr posr preD1rs see sesr
les vehement Do oeux s6i 3asaiant voslu d6poailsE
as quslls - fut pas surprss voulant avaDcer d
reealsr naS lai On voaAt esguyer son vage. dc pas
ser es doets dams - shsvssx Il resntit des pcote
nsnts h eorgs, il psso Il rain et comprit tout.
Vo - pas ttoonla mes enfans. a par cinquant
degrts 4 fpid = oesIseds rsas toedu. Cs nsst au
psn1snps aiyant = naasaa d. dtg cue i cou - Do
n hlsas 1spsiI : lsiim pssaiars. ssassl satsl
A)e1a = dt CasAsCnstts rtagot. - faavse tetsta
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-07-14
AfARIEs

Pierre, de St-Jean Baptiste, FRANCOIS
NUMA POCHE, de Ia paroisse StJacques,
ct EVE PERILLIoUx, de 10 paroisse Saint
Jean -Baptiste. ,s,a,s.n, .....t-..a y- ..r
Bonheur ct Tongue vie au jeune ct alma
bic couple. faaLner
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-07-14

4. III. i i, IT sTS31RE1as - fs s 49, il az
y a av y. ..s II \ y M sI.ps. \. !. .s1 u
VI .gn srmo tnssser ae151n elfeHr 1ieTaa " eifno
NJ n omeIoD ..a 4, stsig o Sa'oas oaa sosas s7ao1
l'iHIslrirrtAtfr,Afx
tru 81 os.. mi II. 1. ~. 40. J. ,o. p. gs,
..,@'asa NC --1-: ", .-e ~ .!'sa h ''a"z "aa
- is7ast5ai qa7i
~, sa.isg'a s,1btoq zuaS s1iism ss-sb IL
n, anal ,sauc5 1as,o nom sasv, Ssya sHsF ifaausa--
.ses,e, go - ssya ,s,ssag L .gsv eap ,aaHoa siz
1atais1l n,ss,s rssss rsss{ I, ds 6.ssa. ii II -, y
tsp 1sersN = n1Ar6 is2., .sjm,i II a,ib,ecssb
X sa.lsS a,l.nss 1879 .,liv4s, %, ~.
h6sos sur n bordA q u B4rlipA laymon IN s5iq.A
g. conns Il - lpi A. - bas l. PaitEsa q sssr
Vel, ssls I :Ei. e q. 4 = : esn'ssp' m
0Up 0ouanr a. noa1 aflarmaI ss Tas
Tandis ass - ayasl - pisda gsll i b
ailsait - janbJs ~ tasds qps - nilisu = aaa
tyn mosraisot q kin a. = hsla il btniaitns .
toosc d eair. Mais III arIiva grand nahesr: sol
shsval fat eDpost6 gat d = i aat con
Al, = @ ~. III 81 ,,a.,.s. =. a ~. ! "a. e,,.,q,. temp
aasnSs. nAe > troiva bsntot Avec les sIainards Unt
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-07-14
DECEDE

le = Juliet 1866, / minuit ct demi, 1 Saint
Jean -Baptiste, EDOUARD-ACHlLLE LEMAI-
rRE, fils d'Achille- kdouard Martin Le-
,paitre ct de- Lsonide- PStronille Len0ir. ns
1 Ia Nouvelle. 4 Orleans 10 % septe'nbre
19cy 59 HHE# TT @598Et. ii fs#s8n *sg
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1866-07-14

i l5neS 4 JULIAN MICHEL 'tn
ATTORNEY AND c0uNSell0RAT LAW
! stasA Asyai st.l(sDstaiss) n. .. III
win practice his profession 10 the Par
ishes Of ST. Charles, st. John the Baptist
~ lnlI - = No. ssna.f II .ex IL t.ne.
"a Pro'sls stssntios sires 70 tSsfeessios
rsSeters. .a.ai..lyU ab : i4.4 Do aui4 asia
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

CHURCH ETiQUETTE.-It ia fashionable
with many to come late to church long after
the services have begun. to the edfcation OF
the curious in the congregation and the com
fort Of the nerves Of the pulpit. 1t has lately
been decided, on high authority, that the fol-
lowing rules are to be observed on such
occasions:
Let the lady advance one pace beyond the
door Of the pew she wishes to enter, h,lt.
about face. and salute. The pew must then
be vacated by such gentlemen as are in it. by
flank movement. The squad should rise
simultaneously when the lady presents her
self and face by the right flank, then deploy
into the aisle, the head man faoiag the lady.
and the rest walking to his right and rear
the direction Of the line being changed by a
right countermsrch, and forming again into
line, up and dowa the aisle, still faced BY the
right fank. The lady, when she sees that
the coast is clear, completes her salute, and
advances to her position in the pew. The
gentlemen break off by files from the rear and
resume their places Great care should be
taken, of course, by other parties not to enter
the aisle when this evolution is in progress,
until il is completed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16
AMERICAN LIFE DROPS, - Diph,heria
they cure. SO

ENLARoEMEST OF THE CHAPLAIN CA
NAL "A bill has passed the New York As
sembly requiring the State Engineer and Sur
veyor to make survey Of the Hudson river
from Troy to Fort Edward. aud Of the Cham
PLAN Canal from Troy to Whiteha /, for the
purpose Of determining the feasibility and ex-
pense OF improving the river slsck-water nayi-
cation practicable, with locks wherever neces-
sary. two hundred and twenty-five feet long
and twenty-five feet wide, with stone dams,
and OF enlsrgng the cana to the same size as
the Erie Canal, with locks two hundred and
twenty-five fees wide. An appropriation OF
seven thousand dollars has been made for ex-
penditures,
1t is estimated by the friends Of this mea-
sure that about FIVE millions of dollars will
be required. OF course this amount cannot
be obtained by tax, and the Legislature does
not possess the debt-creating power without
the consent of the people. The hope is en-
tertsined that the Constitutional Convention
will modify the Constitution OF the State
rs to enable the money to be borrowed for
tho proposed work.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16
BRANDRETH PILLS. COSTIvENESS,
DIARRHEA.

They taken up the ab,orhsnts carried tn,
circulation, through which medam they conveyed every
part o. the body.
II the pain Affects The joints single dose produces markS-
bic bened And the rule Sppes costiyene diarhea
and dysentery though with the last they may
CURED nght aud mornns Tor days before decided relief
obtained In affections Of the lungs throat head peur
syi the relief Is ceran tbs exersory organs throE with
the phlegm, and the ahng becomes spasmodc
asthma Is often cured By single dose. 9ied;dSW
Has nature andote for acquired dissasesl All
believe they ought be The PLAsrAroS BIT
rERs prepared by Dr. Drake u N- York have doubt bene-
hcd and cured persons Nervousness Sour
stomach Loss Of Appetite Sinking weakness, General Debit
~ sud Msni pespondvney, than other article
They composed u the purest and herbs
fay prpsrca " be takea tonic and gentle stimuAnt
lhs 4dAted Any age condition s
Vt5 popsts with nSth-rs and persons Of sedsnsry
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16
PLAIN SPEECH ny Hon. JosHuA HIM or

PLAIN SPEECH ny HON. JOSHUA HID OF
0EoRarA--lt will be remembered that the
real Union men in the Georgia Legislature
cast their votes for Hon. Joshua Hill for one
OF the U. s. Senators at the recent election,
but he was defeated, the choice falling on
Alexander II. Stephens and Herschell v.
johnson, both Of whom were identified with
The rebellion, and therefore incapable Of ta-
king tho test oath. The day before the cleo
tion Mr. Hill defined his posi- ion with a
soundness and boldness that entitled him to
the admiration Of all loyal men. After re-
tracing bis career as Union man, Mr.. Hill
said:
You will all bear me witness that have
not importuned you for your votes--for that,
If nothing else, you shall give me credit. In
determining a choice lor Senators, have a
right to insist that you do no hurt to the
State, Ivy electing man, who from any cause
cannot serve you IL elected have no right
to urge upon you, ncr will /, my abilities to
represent the State, but ! may and should
present my availability. If any Of you imag-
inc that it is matter OF trAing importance,
what position, civil or military, an individual
has occupied in the defunot government of
the Ooniederaoy, let me tell you, that you la
Dor under a profound mistake; whoever re-
CARDS lightly the test oath, and believes II
immAterial whether one can take it or not, is
laboring under deluslon The admission Of
members into the present Congress will de-
pend mainly upon the ability Of the mem Der
to take the oath required Of hlm-oonscien-
cuusly. The history Of each member will be
inquired into rigid scrutiny will be OBJ
served as to his antecedents. Aud no mat
ter what may be the personal merits Of man,
his political career aud character alone will
be consulted This sieGd rule may irritAte
aud wound your pride, but it should not, il
indeed you are the loyal men you profess to
be- IL you really feel reluctance to elect a
man who can take this oath, then it is because
you disspprove his loyalty, and II sustained
in this sentiment by your constituents, then
you are not entitled 70 representation Ia The couH
els Of the nation"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

REsURREcrIos.- An exchange says that
somebody at Norwalk. Conn, un-
dertook few lights ago to dig up the body
OF young lady who had died suddenly, and
they succeeded admirably. But when they
took her out of the coffin exposure to the cold
air aroused her from a cateleptio ft, which
had been mistaken for dea b. The resuIrec-
tlonis.s fed and she walked home, but her
parents refused to admit her to their house,
thinking her a ghost. She Jared better at
the house Of the young man to whom she as
engaged, and they have since been married
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

Homes of the sturdy farmers who look
about them over the broad prsiries. and see
for miles their lands and grAnaries, are ofte n
rendered desolSse by the death OF a beloved
child from the ravAges Of the deadly Group.
Goes Cough baisam never fails TO cure it, and
is also the best remedy in the world for Colds,
Coughs, and all throst and lung diseases.
Goes Dyspepsia Core is the only remedy
known that is certain to cure Dyspepsia, In.
digestion. and in fact all disorders proceeding
from the stomach and bowels. 96
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16
DAVIS, PAIN Killer

Has won for iuefa reputation unsurpassed the history
medical preparations II as we'll known trading ports
ofIndlA aud China in Nav York and Cincinnati ns
continually increasing demand where has been longest
snown'is one offs strongest nsndaons lite not un-
equenuy said Gift" would think Of being without
-four ia the house withou, PAM KmLsn II gives immsd-
ate esfin ease ofsesd dyssn,ey other similar affection
the bowels and being entirely avsssable preparation
safe as It Is reliable. Feb. ".
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16
Deaths.

10 WOlcott Sept 18Th, Augusta s. daughter Of y and s.
Andus aged " years also Jan 2h, John L. Lyman, aged
Sugars.
Ia Coventry, Jan 2h, Amy, wife Of ehAbOd Collins. aged
In Coventry Feb 2i Miss Be.ey Bartholomew aged years
Newark Illinois, an 90 AZ the usidenoe Of Frankie Par
igr MIS- Mary Partridge, rcc u the late Hon Cyras
trldEe Of NoIWleh, w., aged 81 Year.. -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16
From w. T.. Garrsoa, IRE. Domestic Hoal CsreslarJ
PRICES CURRENT or WOOL
Boito" Feb. 10, isc


Corn ExohargThe receipts yesterday have 3s6s
ees Flour t91 hush Corn oIs bush shorts The
tlour il hrm With good demand for al and choice
brands We 9gots Western saperdne Il 9. SID common
extras Al - 90 ST. medium at 50 - good
and choice including ayoritr 81 Louis sf.S
Per VOL sou hrn Flour remains the and contnurs
Ia osn ther have teen sales Of yellow 9o
ard Western mixed vt ~ 500 Rye All Short
ton .H.uU = =
Provisions Pork Is selling ga ga 80 for prime sac
mes and 80 aas per boil r clear. cash Beef
iron sll . boil, quality. 10 &c in
bbs and srcvs aud Smoked Hams
AZ 50 lcl and Cheese u 2Ie prr Do. As 70 quality
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

for the week ending Wednesday, FEB. IA,
AMOUNT a sAKEEri
a.. Cattle shsrp. shotsH Fat Hogs Calves
t ts,i s ssss ii's SIS SIS &c 90
One year ago, 1884 sis 30
PRICES
BEET CsrrlH Extra fatend heavy premium Oxen sam a
sos let quality Si1 - eva 70 3ut quality soOon M
81 quality 5000 gu 00 o0 lbs total weight hide
ga 70 Bulls, &C. 50 70 So 90
NofAhg oHrr, Ssl - per pair, according their
value As beef Handy St@ers, SO fido
hih Cows, far quality $50 sisi good $40 500
VII = Without calves a. MAJ be agreed fNroE and ordinary
Yssrlas. 600 sos t-oyeArod, 800 500 three
Sheep aud LAMB. cts tra7lqAs etc. per h.
on live weight or o. 90 90 % head.
sh'tesH huesale - is retail 90 ooc per IL Dressed
90 = loc Fat hogA W Ooc per u.
sprng fiss, NhoirsAle, o. retail, 90 per
Veal Calves 500 So head
hHesEbrshlou, IA loo per h. Country lou II %.
1ali-skns, zoo per 10.
Iall1s-e q > b.
Pltsi with wool SL7b e. % each Couutry lots
REg,RKs-The number cattle coming dm The West /.
ASTONISHING there being this nearly
ones Ani tome q ~ 70 rrainng unsoh from last
10 comfortably the largest reported In
There only 81 for eorrvspo
year and Ia tact there Albany cattle this
one Hek han serr here last during h- jam
Ay and fehraAry Gould prices BE- xpcted
sSrr OF such A. ahandsnt supply There from
Aaine and about so the Northvro
Gecued from ~ 70 100 eta wh the prospect
closing OUT 20 night AZ Cambridge abnut
~ e 10 plAee Of $500 last seek, aud Brighton
Nvein 10 take zoe plAoe Of s5i iast The
sheep have declined about III, good from
otsi nothing which price u river led
sheep lSa lbs each sold. that cost la Albany
10 last TALL Many lots sold Although
wers but Few working cattle At Market weeks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16
AGENTS WANTED
FOR HORACE GREELEY's HISTORY OF THE WA
4asric4E Cosdiefu

FOR HORACE GREELEY's HISTORY OF THE WAR; IA.
sfasricaE Cosaict.n
MORE TRAN 100 900 COPIES SOLD.
The high character Of this work has gained for rep
utation, among the authors political opponents,
accorded other history Of the AS complete
lucid impartial and record of events marked
III ougHout by great care dscrmina alton, and pains
ing effort inimiAbe alike in conception OF plan and ex-
celence Of detail-it has no rival.
Tue great superiority Of GREELEY'S HISTORY
all others 10 most enphAtcaly attested by public
men and the press Of all parties while, among its puY-
ohashers It is everywhere eeded be the salts
factory wrk sold by agents. This estimate is rem
dered still significantly the fact that the thousand,
Of purchasers Of the inferior books loudly
herafed standard histories Of the have already
laid them aside aud subscribed for this work.
Bnefgets, eff ient wanted, either 90
commission salary, thew may prefer The success
Of our Agents may inferred from the fact that among
lAgs number Of efficient oanyassers, no one has eft
our employ to engage IN the sale Of any other work
o. ID. CASE r CO., Publishers,
1896 Hartford, Ct
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PAT
IA ENTs.
Il. II. ID ID Y,

r. II. ID ID Y,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of the U s. Patent Office. Washington
under the act Of 1897,
No. rs State Street Top Joste hilby sreetl Boston
After an extensive practice Of towards ~ twenty
ears continues TO secure patents In the United States
also In Great Britain France and other counties Ca
yeats, s. eoiheatons Bonds, Assignments and ali pa.
pers or drawings for patents executed TeAs0nab
terms with dis atch Researches made ino American
and Foreign works. 70 detern the validity aud utility
OF Patents Of Inventions, and legal aud other advice
rendered IN Al matters touching the same Copies Of
lar, Assignments recorded IA Washington
No Agency 10 the United States possess superior iaci.
ties iof obtaining patents or Ascersning the patsnab
ity Of Inventions
During eight months the subscriber In the course Of
his large practice, made twice rejected applications
sixteen appeals every Of which decided in his
favor By the Commissioner Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS
regard Mr.. Bddy # the most capable and
successul practitioners with whom have had official in
tercoutse. CHAS MASON"
Commissioner Of Patents.
II have no hesitation In assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent and trustwortby
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents
MI X II. EDDY has made for thirteen Applics-
tons In all but Of which patents have been granted
and that Is the one nov pending Such unmistakabe
oof Of great talent snd ability hi part leads me to
recommend all inyentors 10 apply 20 him procure
their patents as they may De Of having the most
ithf attention bestowed their cases and Al very
reasonable charges 9O4l JOHN TAGHART
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

LIFEf LIFEf LIFIt
DROPS DROPS DROPS
ANRRieAs LIFE DRors will cure Dptheria, Coughs
bronchitis, sore Throat, Asthma, rheumatism, Neu.
ralgia, Ague In the Face, Headache, Toothaohe,
Bruises, sprains, Chilblains, Group, Colds,
Fever and A que and ChoI IRA I'm n single dayI
Sold by all Druggists, with full directions for use,
okRlN skINNER& co, Props, Springfield, Mass-
&C GOODWIN CO., Agents, Boston, Mass.
05:l46
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

AN INooRRiGIBLg "A woman, aged ST.,
was lately sentenced in London, England, to
seven years penal seryitude for stealing Be-
fore she was sentenced it was proved that she
bad previously been sentenced to imprison-
ment tbirly-two several times--once for FIVE
days, six times for seven days, thrice for four
teen days, thrice for twenIy-cne days, eight
times for one month, thrice for two months,
thrice for three months and once for four
years. Her FIRST sentence was on Nov g.,
lS4S, and the aggregate Of her terms Of i'm
pIisonment is more than six years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-02-16

hthAkksbusiness ccntinues Inactive Flour In moderate
demAldahlee brands hrIH. Corn quiet shade lower
oAts nm Bsrsy quiet Hay slight decline Hides
very quet Ater steady. Lumber steady demand PORK
"a seAay nat d-rAte drmAnd A. previous quite
hfm Lard 70 TAR demand Dressed hog rrcov-
sfy ron Sigh decline Butter duh With quite moderate
mand, aud downward tendency Cheese steady and arm
Beans steady Peas dull. Other produce m steady
demand In WOOL transactions have large 5000 Ibs
sold 9 houses. generally dutl