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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-21


renowned English navigator, picked up In the
midst Of the Pacific group Of Islands inhabited BY
= race Of csnnibais, which he named the Hawaiian
group Everything about the islands WA on .
grand scale Their chiefs were marvsls Of strength
and manly beauty, In height almost always above
siI feet but more generally six and a half. The
climate Is peculiarly favorable to the Development
of physical vigor. At that period there were two
distinct races Of men on these islands-ths one Of
small, Monaghan type, who were looked upon as
Inferior and treated a. slaves; the other mixture
Of the Malay and Caucasian, with lofty forsheads,
hns aquine features, dark wavy hair, slight bssrds,
aad . manly and erect bearing. Their color was
somewhat darker than other nations equally near
the temperate zone, but this 10 believed to have
arisen from the scantinsss Of their clothing com
bined with constant outdoor exercise. Such was
the race Capt Cook found possessed Of these sands
| In 1873.
In precisely the same year the Fathers Of the
American Republic, then at the head Of civil.
lied and Christian people, had sustained bloody
war with an old, crazy, English king, with which
the English people never had any sympathy, and
after wsding through oceans Of blood, entered into
a treaty with France, which In the end aided In
establishing those free institutions In our country
Of which We are now so proud. But let Us mark
the change which less than . century has produced
on the savage islanders and the civilized Amer.
leans.
We have been led into these reflections by ths
oapital-islsnds which one hundred yssrs ago were
savage and unknown, but now blessed with sdusa
ton Christianity, and civilization, send forth t,
At Al-s-
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SUMNER is at the White Mountains, and
some wag says that he has declared his in
tention to remain in New Hampshire until
the Legislature strikes out the word white!"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-21

ASSISTANT SECRETARY FAxoS, Of the Navy,
has returned from his recent trip to the
North, and has resumed the duties Of bis
oflee.
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During the week ending on the 18th instant,
46s applications for patents fled by the Com.
missioner who will issue for the week ending the
2Sth instant 2Os new patents
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TuE RoxRuRr (MAss.) PosrxAsrERsHP.-
General aac s. Burrell, who was appointed
postmaster Of Roxbury by the President q
short time since, has decided to accept tina,
Office, and will enter upon its duties as soon
as practicable.-Boston Transcript.
We are glad to observe this announcement
in a radical print like the Transcript, be
cause It is an acknowledgment Of radical
defeat. Every effort has been made by the
radicals to frighten Colonel BuRRErL from
accepting the position assigned to him by
The PRESIDENT, but the Colonel, who wal
never frightened at the bullets Of reb
els, cannot be dismayed by the papesbullet'
Of radicals. The appointment is q good
one, and gives general satisfaction among
the people of the city Of Roxbury
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GEN. CUsTER's LETTER.

We call the attention Of our readers to
Gen. CusrER's letter, published elsewhere,
in response to the recent attack upon him
by Dead Duck FoRxEY.
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INTERNAL RsvEsuE.-Ths aggregate receipts
from this source from June 30tb, Of the present
year, up to date are SSl, s3els.ls, The receipts
yesterday were Sl,ba2, 65l,l0.
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HENRY WILSON has not been heard Of since
the Philadelphia Convention. Report says
he has entered upon q life contract-trying to
swallow his own words" spoken about the
Convention before it took place. They'll
choke him sure.
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Dspartmsnt Of Tsnnsssss.


Major General George H. Thomas. commanding
the Department Of the Tennessee In general orders,
makes the following assignments Of his subordinate
commander:
District Of the Cumberland, Major General Geo.
stonsman TO command, headquarters at Memphis,
will embrace the States Of Kentucky and Tennessee
The sub-district Of Kentucky, Brsvst Major
General Jef. O. Davis to command, headquarters
81 Louisville, will embrace the State Of Kentucky
The sub. district Of Tennessee Brsvst Major Cen
eral Clinton B. Fisk 10 command, headquarters d
Nashville, will embrace the State Of Tennessee.
The District Of Mississippi, Major Gen. T. J.
Wood 10 command, Hsadquartsrs ct vioksburg,
will embrace the State Of Mississippi.
The District Of the ChAttahooohis, Brsvst Major
Gen. O. r. Woods to command, Headquarters q
Macon, will embrace the Statss Of Alabama and
Georgia.
|. The Sub District Of Alabama Brsvet Major Gen.
Wager Swayne to command, Headquarters at
Montgomery, will embrace the State Of Alabama.
The Sub District Of Georgia, Brsvst Major Gen.
Davis Tillson to command, Hsadquartsn at Au.
gusta, will embrace the State Of Georgia.
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Virginia Post 0fices-Ths post ofios at wsa-
yersville, Fauquier county 10 rs-sstablishsd, and
1. 7. Hunter appointed postmaster ..
Appointmsnts W. B. Jones postmaster at Gui.
neys, Caroline county, vice R. L. Pittman, rssignsd
Beverly v. Martin postmaster ct Simpson Creek
Taylor county, West Virginia, vice T. Z. Davis
resigned.
William H. Hidssb.rs postmaster .. Rssdsvilis,
Preston county. West virginis, vice R. p. Jackson
Post Oaiess Rsopsnsd Mount Zion, Campbell
county, Asa Moore postmaster.
whitshsad's Store. Pittsylvsnis county, VIM.
Smith postmaster.
In addition 70 the above, about my orders were
Issued for the rs-estsblishmsnt or rsopsning Of
post Offices, principally in the Southern and South
western States, appointments to al vacancies
created BY resignation, 10.
Foreign MaiIs-on Wednesday, the ed inst.
mails will depart from New York - follows: For
Europe, via Liverpool; Brasil, West Indies, TO-,
and Kingston. jamaica. Correspondents from
this city should not bs later than BY the postal
railway car which leaves this evening.
Important Circular lrsn the Maternal Rsv-
suus Barsau.
The following circular concerning Assistant As
SCISSORS was Issued yesterday from the Internal
Revenue Bureau by Acting Commissioner Harland.
TREAsuRr DsrAnrxEsr,)
OFpIcl OF lSrHnsAL kHvnNul,
wAsHISoroH, Aug %. 1893.
1t has been represented to this once that, In
some instances Assistant Assessors have used their
ooal positions to secure their nomination TO local
ofhcss, and II Is urged that their relation TO the
Taxpayer Is such that they may use It to their per
sonsl advantage In this respect, II 90 disposed. II
10 also believed that the position Of candidate for
ONCE before the people 10 unfavorabls TO that strict
impartiaity which Il 30 essential to the proper dis
charge Of the duties Of an Assistant Assessor.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has therefore d.
rectsd that notice be issued that the acceptance Of
. nomination for elective ONCE by any Assistant
Assessor will be taken evidence that hs no Longer
desires 10 retain his position. a
Assessors are Instructed to promptly report tn.
name Of any assistant who may aoospt, or who Il
known 10 be seeking, . nomination for any suet
Office, in order that an assessor may BE- forthwith
appointed. THohAs HARLAsp,
| Acting Commissioner.
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A~MadaA Moants' Pile salvs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also. Consumption Destroy
Or. and Entire Care for the Bronchitis, Asthma, TO-
ear be found II stotts Drug sos, opposite National
Hotel, dnsn's near Metropolitan HOTEL Yords cor.
ser Of Eleventh and Psansylvania svsnus; lntwisss,
corner Of Twelfth and Pssnsyivanis avenue; Iliiotts
corner Of sad twelfth streets, Harbsashs corner Of
Seventh and q, jal2.H
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Tn locusts ere In France.
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A0Brssch-LoadinG Arm.-Ths Board for
the Examination Of Brsseh Loading Arms which Gen.
srsi Hancock Is prssdsnt h now In session at No. o.
wiudsr's Buiidins.
Arms will be received daily between the hours Of II
Q. N. and Up. n, until further notice.
Inventors requested to submit their arms In per.
son or BY agsst 70 the recorder Of The board.
". OWENS,
Capt. 9Th .. g. oav.. Brew. Lieut. Col. o. A..
mhla.H Raaordsy
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: - Csllsetsrr ODos, CITY uali, wsshing-
reH, D. O., August l, isss.-HorIcH 10 TAXPAYERS.
roties 10 hereby gvsa that, BY an act approved July
2 thsrsts ofaI and personal property
stochs &c. for the year 1885, axsd at one dollar and
ten cents every hundred Ssars Of the assessed
value Of said property. Upon all taxes npou all prop.
sy not In for taxes for general purposes an
abatensnt Of avs per cent is allowed from August l.
1885, until the last day Of October 1895 after which NO
abatement will DO allowed. WIN. DIXON,
Aus thstu9Ot Collector
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many nsrdIy-oontsstea nsla y tne courage,
noehty sna psns S,n % our soo's sna Petnoue
stmis,, sna ~ sn,er IN proaa 20 nase oesn an
the harm9nioas assenohng oItnat convsnuon, com
pose1 W .. rPhts's ~. nom svsry stats
sna .oiy Lsn w ~ W yssI p.ss nA'e Deen
oPP1' p i,a .dnpa. to IN wno, oss,ns
s,so. MI NV. ~rs nm NM "a .hat mna,
asuas ~ -. ~ r,a.n. .na mn PuiRose "
1890 ons "a II, in.SD,,.S puIpose
msnt !" TInion canoss.,"n snd W.ruc,. n' .. .u.'
th;nS sor IN. c.n.. noth;r. for ~ -
,s.nIt ~ ths,r dsiih.rstions ths ni..so,, .na
ainiss sdoptsd bv thst Convention ms, \. pm as'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-07
RANSLIER READS ESTATE

STATE Or VERMONT, in Probate curt hold.
hAMoiLLE DISTRICT IS Ell at johnson within
y. d. 1866 " ''''
AN Instrument purporting to be the last Will
ana Testament OF ltanaiier Read late of Cam
bridge, in said district, deceased being presented
TO the Court by N. Atwood and G. Ii. Read, the
executors therein named for probate: 1t is order d
ny sald court that all persons concerned therein
pe notihea TO appear ut session OF said court to
the 10Th day Of Match, 1866 and show cau,e
II any they may have, against the probate of said
VIII for which purpose it is further ordered
that copy OF the record of this order lie pub-
ii'hed three weeks successfully in the l.amoilIe
Newsdealer' printed at hyde Park, previous to
SAID time appointed for hearing
true copy of record-Attest,
lows N. ATWOOD, judge.
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q BE stlatkets.
Boston Markets, Feb. II.

tlour-Wcstern, SI.25 &c 1875
pork-Prime. $23.5J to "a. 50; Mess, $50. on
20 81 90 ~ON'0>
;, beef. $lI.OO to 2600. Lard, Is to 10 l..
mans. ~ to ~; Cheese. Is to 23 Eggs 4;
Butter, 50 to Is H. @e' II
Potatoes $500 to 1926. Dried AppIe - to l6
Beans $3.50 to 800. Peas. rs to 2, 10.
,e hefd'grass seed. 1925 to LOO, Clover, Is to
Starch, : to 10. Tallow. IA 34 tol6
Wooi.-tull Blood Merino. SO to n; Three
&c Icurths blood, " to 6S; Hall blood, 81 to
Sc. Common. So to 60. ="
Corn. 80 to 81. Oats, IS to 81. Rive.
81 40 to Loo. ''e
Hops 35 to 40.
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SILAS Mns1En,s ESTArr

nm ,,,, AS MOSlERS ESTATE.
- AfE VI VERMONT, In Probate Court hol
sAMo'Lht DISTRICT. SIS den at the Probate Of
flee in johnson in SAID district on the 9TH dav ni
March, a. d. 1866. 4 g.. ~ b i -
II am Bingham, administrator on the estate Of
Silas Moser. late OF Morri stown in said district
deceased represents to this court that the per-
sona state OF the said deceased Is in. efficient to
pay the debts and charg $ OF the said estate ana
asks sail court to grant him licen to sel alI
the real estate of the said deceased in said dis.
triCt.
Nhereupon it is ordered by sail Court
that said application be heard at the Probate Of
flee in Johnson, on the 2Gh day of March
| $50. And it is further ordered that notice b,
given to all persons concerned. by publication OF
this order in the Lamolle Newsdealer printed at
Hyde Park, previous TO said tin e appointed for
nearing, mat they may ohiectlf they Zee caue
to the granting of aid license.
Bv the Court,
lows N. ATWOOD, Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-07
ArrEAPr 10 BREAK JAlL-on Thn,,

Arrkapr TO BREAK JAn-on Tbnrs
day of last week. Mr.. Burt, the ;,;lor :,
st. JOhnsbury. mistrusting all was no,
right among his prisoners. put handouts
upon Hiram Wiley aud Geo. Fuller, (tbe
men who widow Morrison's trunk fall -
gold and silver at Canaan last falh and
mads an examination of their cell. n.
found these men had taken the zinc from
under their stove, had run some torm;d,
Die looking weapons in the ashes. known
to rufhans as slung shot, They had al.
ready affixed ligatures to these missiles
and were all ready to knock down their
keeper and make their escape when an on
portun'ty offered. The discovery frustra-
ted their plans { ~ T i =
GA man in charleston, VT who was
visited by the customs officers on search
for struggled liquors saved his whiske,
by emptying it into washtub which he
placed under the caves. put up a spout.
threw in pail and made everything look
like convenient Monday. The officers
made thorough search, but could find
nothing.
"a Senator Guthrie was kind enoupb
to explain in the senate chamber one day
last week that the Chicago convention
only declared the war failure .up to
that time" Perhaps, but the war de.
clarea the Chicago convention a failure
up to this time--and for all future time
q Patents have been issued to An.
drew McFarland. of Craftsbury. VT for
Improvement in saving machines, and to
D. NJ. Armour ais" of Craftsbury w.. for
improvements in knitting machine need.
les.
20 Messrs Dorr Il Myers. dealers in
Falls marble, are saving out
massive monument 25 feet high to be
erected at Princeton. Illinois. to the mem.
Dry Of the late Hon. Owen Lovejoy.
"a VIM, Churchill. of Chelsea. had his
shoulder dislocatcd last week. Ly falling
from a load of wood, and Mrs Rial La.
thror, of the same place. fractured her
'rm Thursday morning, by slipping down.
a A couple of St. Adams "roughs"
vent into the photograph rooms of G. E
richardson, and smashed things pretty
thoroughly for which Sh. riff Sherman
ocked them up in franklin County jail. t
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-07
TRUMAN TENNEY'S ESTATE.

PA EOf VERMONT, in Probate Court hold
LAhoiLtE DlSrRICr,ss EN- at johnson, in said
district on the 9th day Of Mari h. A d 1866.
=, Hiram bingham, Administrator OF the estate OF
lrumHn 1enney, late OF Nor stown, in said dis
trlct; deceased, makes application to SAT-, Court
tor license to sell all the real estate of said
Sald deceased. representing that the sail sale
OF the same Is necessary for the payment OF
the debts OF said deceased and expenses of adj.
miniStration.
1t is therefore ordered that hearing be had
on said application at the Probate Office in
johnson oA the Goth day Of March
A. d. 1866, and that notice hereof be given
TO oil persons interested, by publication of
the same three weeks successfully in the la
noble NEWSLETTER, a newspaper published at
hyde Park previous to said time appointed for
hearing mat they may object If they see cause
to the granting Of said license
BY the Court,
lows N. ATWOOD, Judge
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-07
Martito.

In Hyde Park. Dec. 9th, by the Presiding Ell
der Mr.. Harrison Gregg and Miss Lucinda Doug
lass. both Of Morristown.
In aor'is'own. Feb. 2sth. by Rev. l. Bartlett.
Mr. Edwin d. Gilbert and Miss Olive A. Earle.
both of Morristown. -Hfs
In Belvidere. Feb. 18th. by Rev. s. Foster,
Mr.. John Bailey and Miss Nancy Squares, both
OF Belvidere.
In Chelsea, Feb. LIST. by Rev. Mr.. Houghton.
Mr.. Perley P. Roberts. Of Morfistown. and Miss
Lizzie M. Eastman of STAFFORD.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-07

bridge, not less than 400 feet ia
e.h, at the East end, were instantly
n of the abutments. and cane down
river. Part Of the toll-hridge lodged
below, but the remainder of it ind
railroad bridge went down the river,
xben the latter reached Bellows Falls
day about noon. distance of twenty.
miles, one span Of it remained upright
the railroad track and the barrel of
+ that usually stood upon it. as a
ection against fire. undisturbed. the
not having been split out. In 60
hinder the Sullivan railroad bridge at
bws Falls the arches of that bridge
10 injured as to prevent trains from
ling. compelling the railroad. company
pe the cheshire bridge. About 4
L Sunday afternoon part Of the
sor bridge passed Brattleboro. hav-
one over 30 miles in little over ten
This bridge was about GOO feet
9Th. and the sran next to the West
was then standing. The cost of a
ure to replace the one gone will be
s.$l2.OOO.
bridge over Quechce river. in Hart.
had some trestle work carried out
huder it. From the depot in Wind
! track for two miles North was
etely used up. At Georgia, between
gton and Essex Junction. and at
points, there we're also breaks, but
. lere serious. All are now repaired
the trains pass over, except that
! ndsor bridge. where passengers.
pud baggage, are fcrried across.
Montreal express train was thrown
c track on the Vt. Valley road,
immersion. Saturday night, going
and the baggage and passenger cars
rown down the embankment, ow.
wash out and slide. The sleep.
remained on the. track, and went
bat night. No one was seriously
although several were consider.
piscd.
e Pasumpsic, and other railroads
tate, the damage was comparative
and the trains on Mondry met
y little observation-disclosures.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-07
N e I V O uSnOSS
PsksbssAlal aseaLEs,sS-

NOTICE IS hereby gwen that stated sessions OF
~ the Probate court, for he district OF lamoilc
VIII be held at the Probate Office il johnson in
SAID district, on every Monday for ,he year en-.
SUNG 1t Is very desirable that those having
business with the court attend Ia tbr same 49, r. ;
as practicable ON the days above named.
johnson, Dec. LIST, 1866
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Cambridge Market. Feb. IA

Cambridge Market. Feb. IA.
At market 2i63 attic, about -Rseyos m,
- Stores, consisting of Working oxen. Mi,cl
lows and one, two and three years old.
frices-Market Beef-Extra $500 to Is. 30
arst quality SIPS to l2.T5; I'd $40 on to OO on
Sd. 5000. to IL 90 'O>
working Oxen-$l50 TO $50.
Cows and Calves-Sj0 to rs.
Yeariings--S35. 90 to3O .Ou; two wears old ear
Nd to JOUJ; three years old. S4OiW to ~ yW
Sheep and l.ambs-d74 at market prices in
iots 81 % to 600; extra. ST 10 to UO.Ui.
Hides--Os 10 to l0l.2 per ID. Talow- 8 to
10 ct per h..
Peits-$l ~ to 2.25 each.
Lambs-$2,00
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-07
Cemetery Lots for sale

oIS can be obtaiued in the New johnson
! cemetery Previous to March LIST. for SID.
altef which the lots will be holden at Sill The
n'lce OF lots are to increase 81 90 each wear ~
tne cemetery improves. All persons de,irom,
OF obtaining lots will apply to The trustees OF
SAID grounds. "
SAM'I BEIDING, ...... ..
CALVIN WHITING, Trustees of
ATWOOD ANDREWS Cemetery
d. B. MERRIAM, Grounds,
S.N. TRACY.
'ohhsoh' rep ~, lSuO. t. l4w3
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$4l8 50

! hereby certify that the foregoing is full
statement of the sources of Revenue, and amonnt
lhefeoi accr'lng to the County and of the
9Th OF Feb 1864, up to Jan. 9Th 1866 inrinsiva
together with the present indebtedness of The
county, which is $ilS 50 exclusive of interest
on outstanding orders.
AARON MORSE, Co. Treasurer.
Hyde Park. Jan. 5, 1866.
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Farm for Sale

4 farm Of 100 acres. 50 of winch are cIearod
~ with sugar place, and good buildings. sirna.
ted IL miles from North Wolcott, ON The road
leading to Hyde Park. House nearly new
ie'ms easy: For further particulars inquire Of
mo subscriber on the premises. or of | j Cur.
rier, North Wocott GEO p Wuirr
North WolcStt, Feb. 2Y, 1866. lGuo
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-07
ORRA MARsHAf.r,s Es

ORRA MARSHALI'S ESTATE.
The sub 'cribers, having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for the District OF La
noble Commissioners to receive examine and
adjust oil claims and demands of all persons a.
gainst the estate Of Ora Mar hail. late of Stowe.
in said district. deceased represented in.
solvent, the term of 9 months from the l4th day
OF Feb. 1865. 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 dnties of our appaint-
meat at the dweline-honse of Polly Mar. hall,
Stowe, in said District. on the eleventh DAYS of
April and August next. at 10 o'clock i'm the
forenoon, on each or said days.
A. o. SLAYT0N. tCommis.
~ - CHANDLER WATTS, sioners.
Stowe. Feb. 90, 1866. lows
FOR SALE!
TEN large starch Tubs. suitable for storing
L sap, lbws by T. y. BARNES.
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D r. GROVER,
Eclectic or Botanic Physician

INTENDS LOCATING IN HYDE PARK
having had long. extensive and successful
practice in Canada and the United States. he
hopes to merit share of public confidence
raIticuiar attention will be bestowed upon the
various forms OF disease peculiar to females. HIS
office will be opened about the 18th or I3lb If
March at the house of Frederick Bliss
Hyde Park, March 5, 1866.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-07
what the 1IIustrious Abcr.
ncthy Said.

well sir, what's the matter?" said Aber.
he'hy' the great Engli-h surgeon to a cadayer.
ons'iookihg patient, who had called 10 consult
MIN. "oh, nothing serious" was the reply.
my stomach and liver are out of order that's
ALL "Do you call that nothing serious?" said
Abernethy II tell you, sir. that when these
two organs are out of order. as you call If
there's not square inch of the body that is not
more or less diseased nor drop of blood in IL
tnat is In healthful condition" Nothing can
y. more true therefore it Is of the very highest
~ III Importance to keep the stomach and liver in
1g0rous condition. II the one Is weak and The
other Irregular In its action, tone and control.
them with H0sTETTER's CELEHEA1ED STOMACH
BiTrERs The most genial vegetable Re- toi alive
and Alternative that has ever been administered
~ cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Disease. 1t IN
recommended by distinpui he'd surgeons and
phyt!cians Of the United States Army hy officers
OF the Army and Navy. by our first authors, by
eminent clergymen-in TACT. by thousands of the
most intelligent OF every class, as an unequaled
protective against epidemic and alati ous dis
eases, and as perfect innocuOus. hat Mt the
same time powerful. invigUrant and Alternative.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-03-07

Montpelier Markets, Feb 49,
paovIsIoSs.-Butter,a 80 to 81. Cheese, 10
20 IL; Lard, ~ to 2o.s Tallow. l2 Dried An.
Pc ~ 10 20: Eggs. 25cents. Potatoes. % to
~. Beans, Sl.Ob to l.5J. West India Suoara
II tG IL Peas. S2.aL to 500
OSIoHs-Sl.25 to 900.
APPLES $500 to 100 per Dbl.
0UR-Extra. so. 30 to 1880. Double Extra.
$IO. Dto 1850. Super Extra, ST.. 80 to 1870.
:AfN AND Corn. $I.O0. bats. so.
her'isgrass seed. 5000 TO COOPER busheI CIo
yer. v, to no per pound. Hay, sl2 to Is per ton.
Rye. $l.50.