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, 1866-04-27

The jt1';u, q 1cadin. italian journal, calls
the attention of the civilized world upon thu.
attempts OF the Enua CMtvlicu of the ..,7,l,
ultinio. and other Papist orguus, to Justify
tue late massacre Of Protcstants at Barlelta
upon the ground tlat Victor Emanuel Is
alone 10 blame, since he allows protcstants
not only to reside in Italy, but also 10 wor.
ship according to their religion, which is
offensive to Papists, aud altogether in viola.
tlon Of the Italian Constitution. According
10 the recent declaration, however, of the
Kings Minister in Parliament, II would an-
pear that the Constitution Of italy recognizes
no Stale religion, aud vouclsatus perfect re-
l'Gious liberty; aud there Is every pro-
liability that the support by tho
Papists oil the Dar1ctta massacrcs will
sound the death kucll Of Popery in Italy.
Many Of "ltr renders mny still remember
the painful excitement produced some len
years ago in the Protestant world by tile per-
secutfon OF the Madai faulty, when, under
the auspices OF the late Rev. Sir. vethupc,
who happened TO DC In Tuscany at that time,
public meetings were held in this country,
and universal sympathy expressed Tor
the martyrs OF the Protestant faith. The
persecution of protcstauls, at the present
time, ut ssarlctta, and in other places, cluster
ing round the rriest-riddeu city Of 4tncona,
cannot iail 10 evoke still stronger marks or
sympathy in all Protestant communities,
considering the more fcntlish outragcs per.
pctrated by the priests Of Rome Oh the present
OCCASION Tie recent prohibition on the nart
Of tho Pontill, Of the admission uf Protestant
Bibles IN the raps1 States, together with The
notorious Encyclical letter issued last YEAR
from tue Vatican, pandcFs 10 the worst pas-
slons OF fanattcal priests and Bourbon brig
ands, and nothing Is more Indicative o, Tic
decay OF tho Papacy than the necessity IL,
/ which II Is now placed OF rcsor;ins 10 ,h..
most cruel practices and theories of the
times Of Loyola and the Spanish lnauisitiop,
| 10 prolopg IN existence which Is dt,t.,,,cl Ia
death by the civilization Of the nineteenth
| century.
In l:omc. too, ceremony took place few
Weeks ago which savouss moro of byroue
cras than Of the present timc, priests having
erected outside Of the chulch OF the san Carlo
In the Corso, stake. which was guarded
by number Of policemen, aud where Rsuau,s
Lie Of Jesus, Alexander Dumas Moutc.
Christo and other works obnoxious 10 tho
papacy, wetc'<publicly consigned to th,
flames, amidst the prayers Of the priesthood
end 10 the utter amusement Of the crowds L.
civilized persons Of all countries, who throus
the Corso, where this medieval condacYatio.
cf lefetlcal books was ordained 10 takt
place, obviously with view to make IL A.
offensive rs possible 10 the many visitors :,
| Rome.
, 1866-04-27
TIN: N l:xlCaN &,u:It:l;~lsOy31:S


tne u'!.ol'as's cor" spohtehec on Mexican
:.na''s WHICH nas 'eeai ate'y submitted to
e'"ss'sss' te'aois"cs 'ne 'aet lhat tue French
Iioops ART rs 5e', 'aF from being withdrawn.
an, AZ tae Emperor says Is 'aat ne intends to
"""ala" a t"e',' III t'',ec raa"a' tnsta imcnis,
~ =. ~ ~ Wy cinoef, leoo' tue
49, ~, -, - :" .Ae 1"!u ~ November.
~ =, ",''' NV "En"fa"a' OF rue hnik OF
.'.' s -e" e, .'"s - t,s's'"re only prospect
.,.' ~" o"'.o. t'ao-e ~ ~ acs1t VITA Ac
,'i4'"s ~ S"e".ns'ssaces' - eo0ceaeo that
$3.50 -,-po.son 80 fa''t 10 LUZ ansenent,
'ntuI ~ ""'en ->ns'' '''sa soia'ers arc to be
1snt ~ -"eA4eo ~ lnc sa11e Numbers that
s'ea.n 'l'ops a'c 'eas'n@ tnas country. Mr.
se"u'u psatssts very properly asainsf this
uap4e's' a"a '"onsh MS Fcmonsfrance on
80 ,,ss ~, u... . su,sy 10 .he austrian
na'se., t"1s M, ho' 'aa "'ln inc less 1"rce
:, u". rD .ns sle''e', emperor anu at any rate
~, sm pouues ses.u Aoieson'e influence III deter
'AS nas's" po"e1s from any iuFlheF inter
=. =. "'A .ue 1uI. 'esi e""'ahel,s'
;" w s.'eu' uo"c'et' mat 1Hls
I'v"sl "Ss NY u.1as ~ luz 'l'e Oh lhc orig
.sat .u eeoen1.ou " ne's1an anu austrian meF-
seua. -. 9"tpoit ~ VI ..aN"n''an thFonc.
-eolp'o - y, oes.o'I. - ene olo,her OF the
n'l4'Ss, 'ua ~ it"ul's 'osepu, INC Dio1hef OF
t"s .! 1'ar,'o' U. H"S'co' anu nels1an
."o - ""A A4'4'' 'es u.to oeeA sslt tnittcf
I,eu ,1e'i tno 'ets outss. ol naposeon INVASION.
VIZ oa'c "at ta'e's caileo attehlaon 10 the
e"of1s 'naoe III o"lt1efiana, Us WcIt rs IN Bel
I'an anu flcncn to"ns, for the purpose OF
eniasl'ne soiaiefs lor Maximlilan's army, and
unless lh& Ming OF tuG EClEiluS and the EN-.
, 1866-04-27
THE s'TON TAX.

The proposed tax Of Eve cents per pouud
on cotton Is, In our Judgment, wisc fpa,.
cial measure. It Is true that such q tax will
act as 4 stimulus 10 the production OF cotton
in other countries. But it is also truc thnt
the far greater stimulus oecasioned by our
latc wns. and By the practical suspension Of
cotton cniture III the United States, did not
result In tl'c creation Of any rival 10 us Is a
cotton growing country, which need give us
any concern. Egypt alone, OF all the coun.
Tries lhat went largely into tho growth of
eel1on' developed any considerable adapta.
onlty 10 the culture Of that s,a.
Die, and even Egypt showed herself
capable Of producing nut one pound 10 our
len. Hence 1t may be assumed, ior the ures-
cnt' ut any rate, that VIC hive monopoly of
Inc cotton Of the civilized world, and that
the price OF an cotton Will be governed by
Tue price OF the American crop, whether IL be
len cents or iiity cents per pound. The latest
estimates from the Souih indicate that the
crop Of the present year will he from so. .CH1
to 1,SO0,0o0 bales. Al the lowest. estimate
the tax will yield SO Wo, 900. With that nor.
t'on OF former crops still on hand. the revenue
for the coming year will probably reach, If It
sion, viz: *, ,o0o, ,oo9
We infer from tic somewhat obscure. word
ing Of The dispatches published yesterday,
that The Committee Of Ways and Means have
yielded to the demands of the cotton mpau.
iactufezs, and agreed to pay them dix cents
per ponnd,' ont Of the treasury, for all cotton
CLOTH exported to foreign countries. It be-
comes necessary, therefore, to treat this as d
serious proposition. 1t will become serious
indeed ifrassed into Law by Congress, and
it is for this reason that we warn
members to beware Of it. There
is no man so blind that he
cannot sec that this bounty, which is pre-
scn1cl to It's under tue delusiyc name of a
"drawback." is to be paid ont of tue general
fund derived IRON taxation, 10 make shirts
cheaper IN Canton and Kin Than they arc il,
New York or ChicaSo-cheapcr by six cents
pound. Every 1aan who huys shirt Lerc,
under the proposed system, pays not only for
his own shirt, but nlso part of the cost OF
asimiisr garment which goes 10 cover the
nakcdnrss of some setnlciyisizcd native Of
Asia or Africa. Putin. tIiis proposition on
grounds "f charity and missionary Influence,
It has some force, but upon any other
ground 1t Is robbery. Moreover, it
il kind Of robbcry wliicl.
viii nut be tolerated. 1t may be enacted into
law now, though We hopc II will not be,
but it will be tEpnngcd from the statutc book
with marvellous certainty and celcrity. We
trust that Congress, with the noble record it
has made in political matters, will not PIT
Itself in an indc!cnsiblc position on 50 i'm
puriaul N economical question.
, 1866-04-27

- suit has been brought against Major
General Woods, commanding the Department
Of Alabama, By 4. C.. II. Dexter, for false
imprisonment on Charge Of stealing Gov:
eminent cotton. Judge scaustutF. OF Ohio,
and Vim. E. A. OILS, Of Nashville, have been
engaged as counsel for the Government, and
Benjamin F. Dutlcrf Judge Campbell and
others, for the complainant. Suit is brought
for 500. 900, aud the case viii probably be
tried at Mobile. the headquarters Of Genera!
Woods.
, 1866-04-27
Movements Of mrs. Jefferson Davis.

3EluW 1II4I-I i
Mrs. Jefferson Davis passed through here
yesterday morning, on her way 10 Montreal,
accompanied by'seyeral Southern gentlemen
and three walters: She was plainly dressed
In black, with short loose cloak ur saeque,
and Is large, handsome looking woman.
We learn that while the train stopped at st.
where q large crowd gathered tQ, look at her.
She at once turned her back upon the Assem-.
blase and appeared to be lost IN deep thought,
perhaps thinking Of the 'tSt. Adams raid, u
Some Of the men asked eash other II she wore
the same clothes JEFF had on bright sunny
mark, but only looked upon 1t with silent
contempt. She told several gentlemen that
JET. was soon to be released.
, 1866-04-27

houses prcpoLtcrating over the resi-,
and 1t Is matter c. regret ,lat
the English Government should baye, 50 fsr
neglected 10 strengthen the. feet ID Gillian
~n'crs. and that the Gcrma6 powers should
be 80 much absorbed by their intestine con-
h'cts, as 10 leave the commercial tntoreats OF
Hamburg and Bremen unprotected in this
contingency, and altogether dependent upon
the protection ol forclgu powers.
should the Spaniards really disregard the
Protest Of the American aud English squad.
rGns, VIC may look forward to serious com.
plfcatlon with Spain.
, 1866-04-27
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Eighth Annual Commencement fsrer.
cises-ConferF.n:- of De:.tce,.

The snnual commencement cxercites in cona,s.-
lion With The eighth anniversary Of the Ch,ca.o
Theological Seminary were heIt yesterday IN IT,.
ldk Avenue Congregational Church. corner u
West Nash1rgtt Il md Reuben STREETS Their. ws5
amoderateiy large audience, comprising a cooa,y
unssr ct the ta1r sex. assembled 10 bear the Sd
ozessts VI fhc Cracuates-sorsn In numbc.--Nho
Mese anou' to receive tncir destesa. The czcct,u,
cLolE OF the mon fsrx Congregational uhu:ri
wa* IN at'eudeuce and contributed much 10 Ill.
pleasure OF tue congregation Professor Ua.t,S,,.
tue P1ee1deui ot the Theological Scmtrar7. mr..
sized On the Cccaafo-. lie wns 3cco nDalisi an
ne platform b. Professor Fisk r1ores=u- ii.:rn.
by sickness t1tm attending.
The exsrcl:e= commencrh at ten o.c,osk. Bhs..
n1as e ;s was offered bx Rev Mcc!es,s. Of W,co,-
list nsn won!d praise the Lord
1Le p:c !ccrt then 1af1oduesa q ,he Er.t spcaIa.
". Narrcr FtnEcs pay, Of :Mueaioa coiicgs.
pilbs atore5s. On tic subtcc: Of .SIascnes. II
Purpose Of the l,1ea csser.'' in Wa:ch be defined
.hat he conceived iaEu triucn,I7 helIeyedl tu iI.
dscrs va kishy cz2ai;abie performance, ehstac
!t1'xetl hy E'sriY :ctsc einboeisl In vii chosen
1tc scec.G aca7rss on HMater1aI Ren,r.ent,,
foEs Q. Geo III TIE blbit,'' was given By 51r John
Lsasttt ..s:Ercs, Of crets, who siud.catcd tbc
ss.sE,a,al ,a.a e. Cod a. being the only one
Nj. Eiihu vool..y basrarl 70. CO.. Of Jcdtsso1,
Rare u ,h,Ed aGd1sss On the SUBJECT Of E1poss.
n.,, :. ~ -. 5,,,.- oA 9s tas poslt!on tnat to-
.,e cnnnr.a;iau ~ - eseH ;n mes Platform
method Of c9unte1aclins sucn tendency wss By
Af.cr topr md ehnrns NJ u sutn snif, oL .oa r,.,
lanu.H hy .he choir, ME- uandGotu Fo,1e OF Ec,cr-
nid G!pse, Wisconsin. .took ,he PLATFORM and d.
hrsW Tnc4,r ~ aan ieaneu aadss:s oa !ia-
l1!de1 smi'b, tAd. C:) Patnte1d, with N e.sar on
:" A,s Mule . q 70 element IN public Worship"
- kku$
lL1i.tisnity was a,ven ~ r. tIs O..
Essd; q Ws.e;tnos5, w; THIS addie::, ihs
sn,e r. t hetr1 rs w. I frequently In'e1,
aeie anu soanent hs1susus
;nhl sDa tsst sensspon7 al th ri shasster q
n ss,r, :f.r 1ases ~, aan ~n l de7sss
Whc I'D 6,e Soor 10 ~ xnans s.nra, % ",
Th, t.si rtano<u y, .,rbo p,t,,, ,h. r,,-,,.,
the Fennbi;c ac1txcsra pr ~ tre na o.
MonteomeW Wh & RorIiot al. ~, "onn .a. -ntaar sI
hc rhoir 1bcn M siIo'E ham,iI, 1n te
>.on1t.1n. = =, Ia saax NV upon ihe
s,es rresen1e ibeseses beo2e % IT, Plesisns e. to
zsssse nsn aegsee5- N presenting the plreh-
" 49, nassass aanfesstu tne 5onas Nlsa
a. 1oloMs:
ite sin9e ahs come when The relations which hare
30 pleasantly teiaeen us mus DC di'so!Teu,
n9o JOE , nas9 otsnasged them wen. we bare done
ed It @ nv ~ ias ps' onr
.si W. .,,s aa 1o ~ 5oa 1oa-psen soaly ann we
s h,s E.su ~ een sou iosaa mo loe Watia LOU LOU
MARKS lhe period oi our transition from m'dnisht
70 Mo1nlns, rom gloom 70 nope lou naSe oetn
hnn ny ~ n oa aoos OF ana 10 aax + oa,
oGs Te1e Sa1 e. foams: MhsSn saEed ~ men sinu'
~ nas .ae eapish s ~ tae saie 9! our n:lt1u
~ ~ ean H.
AAoSNAAi w WALL 3N4 uEtAA4SE lVA "GkC
, 1866-04-27

From The ttattmenrs preeented in th,. article.
fscts ca1tolly and accurately eoared and present.
ed In AZ sueclnct form as po-sib Il viii bc sp-
now advanced fnll nlnetyeix per cent over whsi It
~ss IN 1860. md tins while gold ie not More than
twenty fe!fn. Gsefal as wealth has always been
for the maintenares OF honseho!a, 1t now becomes
ate competence''is Becoming almost rnkuoyn. Ind
i the pressnt dissoa1ss!ng "a s1ste e a14!rs con
pats no N eppy ssyine ETysoSy tees else ts, a9
th1s Is m unnatural md unhe1lthful condition for
our social system, md reco9uises the fact that we
were during ihe var, but remedies appear 10 be be
ec9rte, and there Is even deaylh OF eucpest,ous
therefor. Commanding the snpIecs 10 the a1teuiion
Of domestic economists, We here commit 1t to them.
, 1866-04-27

':eress" Yes, aud as speedily 81 possible
Aceoralugto good old Democratic doctriue,
which has been rsatcd for 1--WE ycays past,
+: TIT civil laws must be yiudieatcd.
, 1866-04-27

Il may t'c az umcd ta7t the co.t Of build,nv Is
scw :dtsccrd ncasly tfno, quito one hundred pe7
hss rct :oce u2 quttn Tar. rsthef does not re-
nnsn quite 70 nigh; hut the advance in price OF
:o- fs+ betn even .till greater Aatone, Who in
81 A and Il =. and It Is ezper,ed Will .a . very
tew weeks, command The 'saf prices Of xs03agatn:
>tore-eutteEt. who were pzid 9a00, $2,D and S3.m
EGO Nere psid $i-5a and Il Is, and arc now paid
Sass and sa9 per dar. Haaserss' EzEes hive
day. s1aiers trng1 S1.e5 to Ss-50 per day. Hod
cs11,ets f1ons Sl-es 10 $50 per day. Carpenter.
from x1.15 ard g. 10 10 t3D0 aud $.0Q. Such
figures a. these count np saptdly In the cost Of
an c1ettion.
Tie Z. It ord list prominent item in this dismal
cattt0ry, Is an exposition ol the
COST or TuE NECESSITIES OF LITE.
TIE following table Will give clear End concise
idea OF The eEcht advances which hAre been E1ade
in ahete from 1870 10 lsG6. It il simple compsr-
tdn OF The prices Of the diCtfent articles named,
on the ssth Of april Of each year:
, 1866-04-27
uouc fur t1,c 0rphana Or SaIllerr.

GAHEo7rso. Wednesday night, As ssn;it-
man named Augerine was usartDc hi. su"dense.
No. sN Fulton street. be was attacked ~ iva
ruillane ono Of whom struck him Oh the leil teaa-
pie With a bluut4 ta<t-ument. While The other al
tempted to .tso through" hiA pockess. Fortunately
ueienbor happening aiong thai way csHs to "
As ASSISTANCE ard ibS villains took 10 a!-ht carry
ing With them snrlf Victims has
, 1866-04-27
FEGM BOSTON.

S:1ttn1sztN=' Rnunttcs-Pcr>tsiaiftle IL
Drhatc-Thc lIOnls Of Labor-'Shc
Nt:.so Iii TIC Tbcutrr-Sinvcry III tlc
NsS Stnfc-W. l.. tsar'1~s's, nIs .1E,oii.
tt1n-Nar Wattrr~-Tife Jcn. HpuyI~
TrIH1-WusN;,clstIAeafa LAWYERS ke.
lusnGd-l,cc.urrk on C0bkcr1,
, 1866-04-27

$1R: I have rad with ali The attention which II
dz3ses. The answer Of lhs sccrcary Of state 10
pulou. eare with which Mr.. SewnM has plea.ed to
anaty thai de-pateh and the extended cons.tc,a.
one uRsn .hisn &c "a eaessd 70 o. desae u rEa.a
FsaDce to Int 1Eatlt OF Mexico, ihe docttnes which
ase tasir Of the international policy or the Gni
SS,sh ,s s5 n Il G1s eyes .o ne
ting aside ail Misrepresentation. We ind thete1u
The evidence Of lis desre 70 cause the sentiments
ofBMity Which tue traditions OF long alliance hsEe
cemeuted between our two countries to prevail
over lhe see1dert4i d1yerencee Of en- ney1fahle tn
The mcyeme1l Of Affairs ard the relations Of govern
c,ated the Communication witch the Secretly of
tbal not follow III seward IN the teyelopnienls he
di1ed the policy Of The American Gnlo1. Il docs
moi sppear TO me opportunt Ct profitable 70 proong
On points oi delteacy Or Of hl.sosJ = discussion
c7pment OF The United Ststts without daneer TO
the intrxtttx al the two countries. think It bet
ter to teEse thete interests 10 abstain tn discu.s
ING assertfnue, m my oplntou ve1y cnutestabse IN
order 10 take attlon On Assurances which may con-
tribute TO facilitate one understanding. We peve.
on hse o e he G.1ny 1asy
at Washington all thcse which m1y cnlighrcu II
On The purpose we aEe rnreuine n Mexico, and on
Al he same rlme that the certainty we ehould
acquire Of It's rreolutlou 10 observe IN regard
to that country, ai,er our cepartpre, policy Of
II aonlo be possible for ", WITHOUT cotupron,is-
ing the interests which led Us there, 10 with
draw our troops and put an end 70 au
ue>,rous 10 ahtidce- In his d=palch Of the 12tn
Of February last Ar Se~ssd calls to mind, on hts
part, that the Government or the United States has
coufornet. cutlns The whoe coursa Of tte hl.totT,
to thc rule Of conduct which il rsce,vM from
Wa blncton bT prsc11c'ue Invariably the principle
OF Eou-lnicIcutton, anu OBJ esrts that nothing us
fcelne appt tehenslou 'haH 1t should shoM itseH un-
faithful ia unat may concern Mexico. We receive
fh,s a<suEanee n1th cn,l1e confidence. VT fud
therein sufficient guarantee not any louce. 70 de-
, 1866-04-27

| night when my tafhet and be get IN los e,h+r NV
ia'hef , Wss xefy @uch lntoxleaset that night:
nth. Was present At ths other tris1 when the Ger.
man was examined. Ne Uas examined by an ID.
nrgseter. kemsmbeted Mig Thornton being
times. Reeo'lect mT tather aousing uy mother In
nef presence. ! remember him tayiug something
Meea efs b,ee e to taEe 9s5
angfy about tt. Nj mother had black eye. which
RENTED rom my tatner striking her. Father be
told some OF lhe neis hbols Of this abuse.
GrpE.t1Q7Ha1dtioH-l did not ete my Esther
drinking that night, but he weut Into the ontec5 to
The -cou1t then adjourned until haltp.st one
O'Clock.
AT halfpast one 1hc Court convened pursuant to
ADJOURNMENT. when the Eebulting evidence for the
people was continued az follows:
EVIDENCE OF Nh. SMITH.
DsE1d Smith recalled. Was present On one ocea-
zion when ahe pIfsonsr Was abusing bis wife uopps
wis Swearing ar her for her having made him take
heT ogtso hsf haefs On i an ossaslon when sne had
Ing hcI. Ihat quarrel IVES nbour dyc Years ago.
he sald the MznIed 70 dlfRzaca him, by wishing to
6e tee7 stser he had Injured he1. The Circumstance
OF hef having oackeye uas eight O. ten yeafa ago.
EnKScE OF Dr. AER6LEn.
Ironea AetgAE. reeasi<d, sqid .iave known the
prisoner stncs ISL not as well ~ 1he sst Seass ~
Afterwards. Have sen hun In liquor On some oc-
eas!ont, md have seen him when sober. On one
tine had couver: :atlon With hun about hts vile
leW years ago. lie came ln.o my ot4cc anu told
me that his wife had left HIN because be frequently
maitlezted her on account OF his drnnkenDesa. He
nsked me 10 write to her tor him, asking her TO
come back; that be bad commenced q new cufeer
in his life; that he had given over drinking for
some weeks, and would give It up for ever, So that
there ehpuld be 10 more disturbance Vi The family
reace. Nltwts proved satisfactorily to me thak il
man should Only assault his wife when ut3der tte
influenza Of lq1o:. should think that be 1as suf
ferine from partial dlsarzau3rment Of the mind,
arising from liquor.
DIFFERENTIATION Il never examined the de-
fendant o1her than casually. Ia man was sutlez1ng
from a mononaula Of tIed ldea, or special dcIu.
sion, should 1hiuR that ii would manifest i,.e1t
when the nan was sober a. well as drunk
BY AT: Rted-1he appearance OF Mr. Hopp: to
NE Was always that Of mAu OF inteuperatc habits
EVIDENCE Or pR DrEn-
counsel, said: Hare lived II .ChieaE0 for twenty
one yea1s. kpox the pzts6net Mlliam Hops.
Hsve known the prisoner for S or - years. hnew
him for many yeafS, and never noHGed anftnlf1SS
pecrlitr In his haat1s until the time oil building
his court house, when noticed something pecu-
liar In bta hsbit 1spoke to Dr.. uay1s on the CUES
lion. and he satd be might have been tnehI1ated,
nt he ana NOT ece 10 to be under the influence
Of liquor.
cst,pg liquors will changa man.
EVIDENCE OF MISS uorrs- ...,
By agreement the evidence gtveu 1t the Ssk sria
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PATE RARRrTT,b ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, / In,Probate Court hold.
LAMoILLR DIsTRlcT, IS. Len at Johnson in said
district, on the 10Th day of January A d 1866.
Elizabeth Barrett, 5dministrafrix OF the estate
of Pate Barrett, late OF Cambridge, In said dis
trict. deceased makes Application to said Court
for license to sell all: The real estate of said
said deceased representing That the said sale
OF the same is necessary for the payment of
the debts of said deceased and expenses of ad-
ministration. g..
1t is therefore ordered that a. hearing be had
on said application at the Probate Office in
johnson oa the 10th day of February.
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 Newsdealel, a newspaper published at
Hyde Park, previous to said time appointed for
hearing, that they may object il they see cause
to the granting of said license. .
BY the Court,
llw3 Attest j. |. GLEED. Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-14
TO COnsss1alptives.

THE MASON Il HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS
l forty different styles, adapted to Sacred and
secular Music Tor $50 to 5000 each. FIFTY
ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or other first
premiums awarded them. Illustrated Catalo.
CUES Free Address MASON a. HAMLIN, Bos.
TON, or MASON BROTHERS, New YoRR.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-14
Won't Use Amy U

The last and best the right ar ,s,
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grey hair In four week. or MONEY NO
will do II every time. Three aPPE
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don't take any other. For SAFE "
gists.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-02-14
The True Cane Cad z,

The True Cape Cad Cru,
For October and November plantin,
April, May, and June planting. foro
garden culture Under my method,
the yield last season, on common dyr
over 400 bushels per acre. ExpIici,
for cultivation, with prices Of plant
sent to any address, gratis, with a
criptive catalogue, complete, Of the i
bic Fruit and ornamental Trees, Eyp
Shrubs, Grape Vines, New Strawh,
Large Currants, Rhubarb, Asparapu,
and the very best and choicest
Flower Seeds in great variety. SEE
by mail to any part Of the country
wholesale catalogue Of the above, WI
eral terms to agents, clubs and the ira
wanted in every town for the sale
Plants and Seeds on a very liberal
hich will BE- MI lie known on a4picl
b. NJ. WATS(
Old Colony Nurseries IL Seed EstabIis
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