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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

THE CHALETs OF THE ALPs.-Those
who have not in person visited the
Chalets can form bat little idea Of the
primitive simplicity with which these
rude dwellings are built. IN soao
places they arc merely made Of large
stones piled on one another, with a
siOping roof, aud surrounded by ii
narrow gutter to carr OFF the rain ::
others, when situated within reach OF
the forests, are built of rough logs oi
wood placed across each other. the
interStices being filled with moss and
dried leaves these are better than the
stone huts, as they are much warmer
and retain less damp. The whole
building is about twenty feet by four
teen feet, and divided by slight
wooden partition, the larger portion
being used as cow shed. Above
this apartment, and under the SLAM
ting roof, is the place where the hay
Is stored, and which forms the shep-
herds sleeping chamber. The re-
malnder, a space of about fourteen
feet by SIX feet, is reserved for kitchen
and parlor, and is not unfrequentlv
shared by one or two favorite goats.
or even a pig. This part is open to
the roof, and through a trap door, kept
open by means Of long fir pole, the
smoke finds exit, chimneys not being
in vogue. 1t has also another slight
partition or screen across one corner,
which is appropriated as pantry or
larder.
There being no windows, daylight
is admitted through the door, which
is kept open for that purpose. The
floor Is OF stone, or rather a mixture
of earth, rock and stone; and there
is no fireplace, a fire being made when
required, on the ground in corner.
Its furniture consists of wooden
bench or settle, and perhaps large
stone bowlder, which serves as a table
or seat as may be required. The
kitchen utensils comprise two or three
porringers, kettle and a few wooden
spoons besides two milking pails.-
Above the hearth, which is formed OF
stones, is suspended little wooden
crane that turns on a pivot, upon
which is hung the great copper cauE
dron that the king of the herd brought
up in triumph on his head from the
village below, and in which the milk
is scaldcd preparatory to making il
into butter and cheese. There is no
lack of ventilation in the dwelling, for
around, above and between the bare
rafters which form the walls the wind
and cold air from the glaciers above,
whistle freely, though this is in meas
ure tempered by the warm and fra
grant breath of the cows, which are
closely packed every night within the
hut.-Chamber's Journal.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24
The Three Pictures.

saw picture; light and shade
Were SO completely blended
The eye could not distinguish where
The one began or ended,
Save where the vices left blot,
Or virtue frightened some lone spot.
1t was picture of the past,
From early days of gladness;
The interviewer light and shade
Was mingled joy and sadness.
My checkered life then could see
Portrayed by faithful memory.
1t faded, and another came
Of more transparent brightness.
The rainbow's gorgeous coloring
Floated with airy lightness,
With glorious forms and scenes around
Upspringing from the enchanted ground
The ocean and the ocean's isles,
Dim wood and hoary mountains.
Far wandering streams ana praIrIes wide,
GrOttoes and gushing fountains,
And bright conceptions, rich end rare,
Imagination painted there.
1t melted, and another came,
While grouping and arranging
The magic forms, the scene appeared
Continually changing.
Yet eyer Turing, eyer bright,
And ever promising delight.
That picture many a care beguiled
With changes bright and endless
And all-absorbing to the mind
Then weary, worn, and friendIess.
Twas drawn by Hope, and proved to be
The brightest picture of the three.
-RirerSide Echo.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

1t was a bright thought that of
Smithson the founder of the smithso-
nian Institution when he was dying of
an unknown complaint. Smithson
had had five doctors, and they had
been unable to discover what the dis
ease was. At length they told the
patient that he must die. Calling
them all around him, he said: "My
friends, after | die, make post-mor-
tenn examination, and find out what
ails me; for, really, l have heard such
long and learned discussions On the
suhjecs, that | am dying to know what
the disease is myself"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

har prevades that house very thor.
oughly. A fiat-iron was hoisted into
a pan of dough, a chair lost three
legs, the wood box looks sick, while
the roof of the house looks like a
bursted apple dumpling, The occu-
pants of the ruins say: "Such tunder
never comes before, or I puys a
lightnin' rod, py tamr'
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Money Returned in Full

F, after few days use of GODFREY'S CA
L TARRH REMEDY. its effects are unsatisfac-
tory. Sold by P. C. GODFREY only, No. S3l
Broadway, New York; SIS box; few require
more. 1t is the prescription of one of the most
eminent of living successful medical professors
and surgeons in the United States, and is known
to be scientific, safe, and successful remedy
Occasionally a case may have passed to an incu-
rable state, for man was born to die but that
none may be imposed upon, the above offer is
made, in accordance with the printed statement
on each box.
March 7, 1864
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

No humbug-a safe and paying inyestmehs; ah1e ~
Lands inviting to the emigrant anu sai% Invested.
caP'i; with large prot~loeated in West Virginia and
western Pcnnsylvania-are offered 1or sa,e. IN IN
rsre us onnortunity is offered, all who have any II
tenton of emgrating to different cme IN pnn nn
sun ~ rites into desirable real estate Inc
ds are the best for farmers, fayoraby iocateo
ana IN Wishing to interest themselves in ths ppT
chase Of said obtain full mapI 81
addressing the undersigned a.S;ns III osr mon him.
and drafts Oh 'he ''' n. e. SKINNER,
,,.,o.s Craftsbury,Vt
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Photograph Saloon.

THE subscribers have lately purchased the well
Il known Photograph and DaguerreOtype Sa-
loon of Mr.. L. D. Wilson, at Barton Landing, and
they are now ready to attend to calls for
Photographs, Ambrotypes, Melainotypes,
DagueTreetypes,
in the highest style of the art They will take
Pictures every day in the week-Sundays except
ed-tll about the first of May, when the Saloon
will be removed to Glover. Now is your time to
secure their services.
vlI:l4m6* JOHN HUMPHREY.
Glover, May 49, 1866
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

The Wool CLEANER, OR A PRACTI
GAL MEMoRY.-A clergyman in Wilt.
shire, walking near brook, observed
woman washing wool in a stream
This was done by putting itin asieve
and then dipping the sieve in the wa
ter repeatedly, until the wool became
white and clean. He engaged in con
versation with her, and from some
expression she dropped, asked her il
she knew him.
20 yes, Sir she replied, 4and !
hope | shall have reason to bless God
to eternity, for having heard you
preach at W, some years ago
your sermon was the means of doing
me great good"
81 rejoice to hear it; pray what
was the subject" ?"
"Ah! sir, | can't recollect that, my
memory is so bad,
How, then can the sermon have
done you so much good, if you don't
remember even what it was about 2"
"Sir, my mind is like this sieve
the sieve does not hold the water, but
as the water runs through, it cleanses
the wool, so my memory does not re
tain the words l hear, but as they
pass through my heart, by Gods grace
they cleanse it, Now | no longer
love sin, and every day | entreat my
Saviour to wash me in his own blood
and tc cleanse me from all sin"
Truly, practical memory is the
best memory.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

Heaven gives us enough when it
gives US opportunity. Asi ieA
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

Whenever you take a drink, be
sure and keep your nose above apafer.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

A religion that never suffices to
govern a man will never suffice to
save him.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

Men are to be esteemed for virtue,
not wealth. ag ai5
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

Live within your means, if you
would h-,ve means within which to
live
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

Forbearance, charity and faith are
the cardinal virtues of life.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

All genuine advancement must
come from within. a4
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24
GROVER g. BAKER ,

y = Y
and Shuttle or Lock Stitch Machines; no better
in New England; adapted to light and heavy
Family Sewing, and also TO Tail0r'S and heavy
Leather WOrk-at manufacturer prices. Sam
pie machines can be seen at the subscribers
Sewing Machine Rooms in Bartsn, where a COM
pe:ent person will be in attendance to give in
struction to all wanting Machines, in relation to
sewing, and in keeping them in Order-free of
charge-which will be of great benefit to new be-
gipnerS.
UIION.--ovtUiiu-LlILu IIIa.I.f..vs
ing slightly repaired, vanished up and carried
through the country by irresponsible persons and
sold for new machines. Many of them soon fail
and your money is lost. Buy your machines of
parties. Devotng all my time to the
Sewing Machine business, hope to receive or
ders from all in Orleans County who want good
Sewing Machines, at the LOWEST PRICE.
u Machines furnished for $l2 and upwards,
Orders promptly attended to.
BRAINERD STEBBlNS.
Barton. March 25, lS66-l3m6
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Overwarm friendship, like hot po'
tatoes, are quickly dropped.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

! till to-day" he answered. "But the
endhas come. Unless we can raise
a certain sum of money by two, We
are ruined
'What sum will save you?" was
the ady's question:
"'Hhe note due is two thousand dol
lars. Toward this we have but three
hunred and seventy-fve."
Excuse me moment" said the
hostess. She left the room, but quick
ly returned,
4fhere," said she, handing a small
strip Of paper to John Wilbur, ''is my
check for two thousand dollars. You
oan repay 1t at your convenience. If
you should require more, come to me
again"
madam, you have saved u.s." ex-
claimed s;dhE hWilbVE, aWbgp2 bspringipg to his feet
IN You such benevolent interest in
our prosperity p
"Do you remember, Mr.. Wilbur, y
said the lady, "a certain valentine con-
tanning a ten-dollar note, which you
sent to a young girl occupying an at
tic room in your lodging-house, eight
years since ?"
Il do distinctly. [ have often won
dered what became Of the young girl.
| think her name was Helen Morris. :"
"She stands before you," was the
quiet response.
"YoU Helen Morris !" exclaimed
Wilbur, starting in amazement. "You,
surrounded with luxury
"No wonder You are surprised
Life has strange contrasts. The mon
ey which you sent me seemed to come
from Coo. was On the brink of
despair, and made application for
the post Of companion to a wealthy
lady. | fortunately obtained it. |
had been with her but two years when
a gentleman in her circle, immensely
wealthy, offered me his hand in mar
riage. | esteemed him. He was sat
ished with that. | married him. A
year since he died, leaving me this
house and an immense fortune. |
have never forgotten YoV, having ac-
cideNtaIiJ learned that my timely sue
cor came from you. | resolved, if
fortune ever put it in my power, |
would befriend you as you befriended
me. That time has come. / have
paid tne nrot lnstalment Of my debt,
Helen Eustace remembers the obliga-
tions of Helen Morris
John Wilbur advanced and respect
fully took her hand. "You have nobly
repaid me-" he said. "Will you also
award me the privilege of occasional
ly calling upon YOU -
4 aNaiI 90 most happy said Mrs.
Eu8tace, cordially.
John took a hurried leave, and re-
turned 70 the store s.s the clock strucl,
one. He showed his delighted part.
ner the check, which he had just re-
ceiyed. Il hav'nt time to explain he
said this must at once be cashed."
Two O'clock came and the fl IN was
saved-sayed from their last peril
Hencetorth they met with nothing but
prosperous gales.
What more?
Helen Eustace has again changed
her n84.e. che Is now Helen Wilbur,
and her husband now lives at No.,
Fitth-avenue.
And all this came of Valentine! !
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24
BOSTON,.
ST. JOHNSBURY ACADEM
Sewing Machine Agency.
Now is the Time to Ge! You a Good Machine

THE Subscriber has taken the Agency and
Il spent some time in visiting some of the best
and most popular Sewing Machine Establish
ments in New England, and is now prepared to
fl.tniSh .In. IAL,r.I, 10 A.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24
VOLUME u-NUMBER 35.
INCREASED PENSIONS.

Full instructions have been received,
And all Claims for Increase of Pension, under the
late act of June 5th, 1866 will be promptly prose-
cuted by CIRCUIT BROTHERS, at Barton, VT.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-08-24

HORACE BEAN,
PROPRIETOR LAKE HOUSE.
NEWPORT, VERMONT.
Solicits the patronage of the travelling commu-
nifty, and will use his best endeavors to please his
patrons. Connected with the house is one of the
best Livery Stables to be found in the State SIM
gle or double teams furnished at short notice, and
at reasonable rates.
DUNCAN McDOUGALL,
TAIL OR.
BARTON, VERMONT.
Cutting done in the latest style and warranted
to fit if properly made up. Also garments cut
and made, All work done with neatness and
dispatch.
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j. I'll. HOLTON,

SILVER Platter, DERBY LINE, VT.
Manufacturer and Dealer in Harness and Car
riage trimmings. A complete assortment always
on hand. 30m3
, 1866-06-11

4LEfTEES REMAINING UNCLAIMED In the poa,
fnee = ChlceSu state Of haots4 CO the9.h uzT ol
r. Io obtain any Of thosc tctsc95 toe aupItcaoe
MEst c2a fc< 'ApvrHr1sEn Lx.tksx' giro the date OF
ih5 ~, = a1d Iay 9ne CENT fo! advertising.
not called for within ONE kpSIH. they will
oe k@t 70 the DeAd Letter OMce.
9 Lenef6 Rrc not advertised until they hsFe fe-
Haned u he oEce one week, md On Fridays and Sat.
cte 10 te sdtctttscd arc In h1uds Of thc Traa
DIRECT Icttc.s plainly to the street md number.
Is VEL as the to5t Urtce and State.
srA1E srEkEr and srsnEE sign them pl1lnIy with fu
aaEc and request the answe1 to be olrecled accord
T. letter. % stssnse11 or t1nns,ent y1si.nrs IN
town Or c1y, Nhoec spects1 address uzy be unkuoWn
should ne Esarked "a lie lover icIssad cosper viii
the word STIArsteIk. "''
~. Place tko postage aianp on the urF1x x1o1z4
HAND corner, ano 1KAvH SPACE aetEecnthc atannp snd
tho writing. "1
IN. IA REQUEST for The RETURN ofa letter to
shs wF5ts1 Il npclapea stta!n thirty days o. less.
Aod htoxs tho LOT band eua Of the envelope on
tbe Isen Nnt, ELL be complied With At the usual rF
r1id rate OF postage parable Nhco tEc latter IL dei1+
cred TO The xrit9r.+Sec, g, L3W OF tSG1s'
a Frec delivery Of Letters any rart Of the city
md rH11,er ~ ~-A" o"4eVe
, 1866-06-11
Dr. James,
Formerly ofEew Orleana, and n.w Of SO Randolph

ID. , eta3SsS
1 Formerly OF New or1eans, and naw Of SO Randolph
streeL chicago. ILL.,. cures a1l private diseases.
syphilis. the destroyer OF thousands primary &ec
ondary. tertiary and hczedsaty-cuIed With the nse
OF aeatfshzef' positive cure for thts terrible
and much 10 be dreaded poison. Avoid mercury
iodide potass argen!c saFsapatl1a, decocous alops
cod liver OIL These Drugs will not eradicate this
poison fIom the ayttem-only dry 1t m To bresk ort
At tome fntu'e time IN Its most hideous aspsct. Ask
thote who have been treated for this d1sea,e with
these drugs and hear what they soy. Gono1rhea,
g1cet. structure, diabetes and al dsesses Of aptYste
,tu1f
, 1866-06-11
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING
Il q part Of Aadlock Place in Block & f. Dearborn

DROPOSALS FOR PAVING
Il part Of usdlock Place in Block 8. Fl. Dearborn
Addtuo1-
OFFICE OF TIE BoARn o. PrH11o woIKxl
CHICAGO, jung sfh, LEA !
Pu1Ic Works, at their of1ce nn,ti ii =. N Wcdnet-
asJ; June zo1h. 1sss. for curbtns ana psxtrg w1sn
fee. Of 1addock Flace ta Block s, Fort Deafoorn ad
n!ttcn to thes9o- aecosan. to plaos aad specifics
On nle at salu office.
Said will be paid for in cash when tie
work thali oaIe teiu completed to the aAc1kacu1u
Of the Hoard. ..--@
Wp,ks endorsed Proposa Tor Paving = mart or Had.
DOCK Place" au1 be accompanied With the usuAl A4Q
bond. with tnseues, 70 oe approved By the Rosfd.
The Board tue ttsht TO reject any bid nos IN
re!sct all bida and 20 psoposa! IN oe seesptsd
factory 10 the Board hat he he Necessary skl,
expert nee, energy ana ahity for dor. ths work. u
I.G. 8TS1ELE
FRRD. LHTZ,
O. J. ROSE,
1e7fs17l1t Board Of Public Works.
, 1866-06-11

IRoback's stomach Bitters
Cures Dyspspsia
Hoback's Stomach ISltters
1ncEeaaes the Appetite
Roback's Stomach Isitters
Strengthens the System.
Hoback's Stomach Kaaaers
Assists Digestion.
Robuckss Stomach Bltters
Reeula1e the .Acidity Of the stousch.
Robackss St0mlch B1tters
Cures DIa.1hea.
Robnck.s Stomach Bitters
Are the best srnuiant IN use.
1koback'B Stomach Bitter.
Relieve Co! sdpatioa.
H0back's Stomach 1BltterY
Are uneq1alIed for General Debility.
Robnck,s Stomach Rl9terx
Curea Nervous Headache.
Robnck's Stomach Bltters
Are sold By all Retail Druggists.
Robuck's Stomach Bikters
... arc loF sale By Wholesale Druggists.
Rabacks Stomach Bstt@rs are ths only n!tters taat
are made rom puro drugs and sia1or, ~ 'N'"' A"e5
The BtteEs are manufactured 0odeT the supes1nteud
Erce Of OF the btsE chemists the United states
Great care taken tn he rejection OF tho drugs from
Iitters the public. wond cal ther especsi st.
once con- pared With any olher Bttera o!scIurri
I'LL 2: Y !a!2r s S1sh t. e is
sness,sors to c. ". tooses. III II ~ asa Go l..
EAlt Third street, Ctnc!nu all Ohio, ' ~ ~ ~
u3Eta3-l2m F,HAE:up
, 1866-06-11

stFacer sold Mocte. 81 head Cowa. averaging s3s
hss nt $ts to AcCIunE. l99 head Cows and Steers.
ayelartne lcei ~, At FsIs4. TO Moore q McEciy'
htad medium Htet1s averaging 1,ess Be- Al 81 nd
70 Dauhc. :: head light smooth Steers. sYeragtnF
!tts Ea II &Gt0: to RuI1uE1 4 nsscheipr. IS b. al
IsffstceIe. averaging 1ea9 MG 4f34: to Nonre n
Ass1 suMt1on Iowa aEefaE1ng 91h ~, 1t 4Ss3,
" !: heE an to!d Whi:e. II he1a sopd Sirera aver.
eetnE 1.s3 ~, At *h.tQ; to Mor11s, 81 head tight
e.ttts+ aFs5agtnE ~ rs It q. .z5 to Qaln il Lesd
m31ed stocf. ave!aE!nK 1.tSl MS. X faAa. =
haH1oiE q Mallory sold McKtuna, Is heAd ll.ht
steef1 eye!aEans ys1 ID, At {6-sU stu Mary hcad
soss s sno StecEs. 1scr2Elng Liza E s, At <5-A.
Jocn Adams kold Dsppt, 80 head medium Steers.
ssetagtoE 1ai! hs 4 4aN; TO Nm. Moore, Ii head.
Cattle, AVERAGING LES D 3 Al 43.23
Cooley d fltrdce sold Mtftteao Sc bead rood
stttH. aytrtE1nC l-25 1s. 1t sc q head.
,IieroEy & Hastings sid Cilnsln, II head llsb.
Steer. averaging 9l nk at f35u; 10 Ktlly, i; head
COWS. nacf7Sins 1,Gi5 n. III tG-A-
80. AltchtA sold HcihbnE, Is head Cow aud
Steers. averaging 1.1s6 NJ, at t6.Es.
nEeEpfF g HastibEs sold Kelly q htad coMnun
nsxoH Cattle, ave REtns 1.pJ0 NJ. Z. SIC.
LONGER l!E0s. sold 6uItou-hg head common stock
Eats SSc.aSins - H ss rs, At ssso; head do. avsag
Il, ,si i'es,. so'd Rubeliae 20 he'd Cow. .vcraE
J. j. N.lcheiI SOD Rube,ioe IS head Cows and
sisers. averaging 1.9t6 ~. 1t q So
Nichols Nekms sold Harding IS head Cattle ay-
t1nCtnK LOIS ns. .MF-.
HoGs-troc. TIC returns made to the Board Of
Trade We md the receipts aod shipments for The
Ecck atc ii follows:
, 1866-06-11


GngEksnuEan. Ihp.A-The yuy trr weather which
1as dtcpuiaEed ihe lttD&rs sonr~htt CAre Way lass
setura.y 70 topio9s rain. and s1oEeis hare iaIen
almost dstY tince- Tit consequence II shsI yezets-
Iioe y, groxn tan'ols end 1hr corn waich ~. BE-
There is nj occas ~hrAs od In thc county, I'll as
E pay Gu''e we'll for cutting. but most nelts TOOK
SuETpx ful enough.
EkSxorE, {1xDl-The wncst erop IN this county ts
ruined. or nearly 50. In great 1elds the has
damaged tll4t which eecared tue wfnteF. Ne hear
promising VT Of spring wlea1 ia tht kosthvest,
where lkrEc breadth ha. been sown VIC hope there
viii ne eoGu crops eikewhese, thi1 county will
hardly zatse enough 10. home cooknmpuoa.-Sfgnsoxr
linton.
Alcu.oAx.-Ths Detroit Free Iress Of yestesday
says:
Jtrar.s ffoc many paTts Of the State give Fegy
cicoutaeirs view OF the grain crop III. season has
Progressed Afford grounds for Judging with
toerah,e certainty to the rotpecas and rtgrtt
ton' arc connrmea ~ truth From Al We can lea1n.
lowcyes. VIC Incline 10 the brt.ef shAt thre viii be
more than N sslsaec yteld. s2re xhe u WAS so.n
tan ever b. FORE and In the counties Of Van Rnr1n. Al
ltcan and Harry. !. reported a. LOOKING rema.ksby
Tr1 In Other counties. IN Tic Mzn. It Is doing WE'LL
arho9Eh oeess1onsl strip arc Etntei- -k1liea u:
st1cSen than other con, tirs blt e fsllare oi the.s
VIII bt OF tan mtdr up by 1he Increased amount
sown. We Give hercElth extracts from our couatry
co-Ecmpus1rrh- which exhibit the y1tEe tp1ertAtted
II their strcFR! AcctIcuk.
, 1866-06-11

The Beat u the World! Harmless, rel4ble, 1nstau.
taueo1s; Ihs only PERFECT bye: so Disappointment
no ridIccloud tlns. Signed, Wflil1m Il. H1cAtIor
@ Ne,c = lork. .,-,4, Alse, KEGENEAArII6 h1TRACr 0F
AltLEt EGkS--FGstoress pEcseEyes AID heautldes
the hslr. Sold BY all Druggists. ac9aisd-i7
, 1866-06-11
YounEe Johanna
GEhI'LE1IAE'S LIST.

nItscell0Heous.s
Carrie F II mrs IKMA Miss
Fanny Mlsb
, 1866-06-11

The 1eecrx for this week and last compare n fol.
lowks
Receipts this wrck. s,.............. "a se7
1lecctrts last wetk..,,..-.....,.,....... iSaf5
RecefFts note thla Wetk. S13
1hr receipts hsve bttu large but such h.s been the
oeuA1d that nofuy ali hare been worked Oh 1t good
Ffsces Shippers have been about tie onlY
though packers hare operated to some extent. City
1atehcis hare come In for shcIs usnal supply. The
narket has 1actuatcd somewhat during The week.
u closes At IN advance OF 1c9lsc ove7 the opealnE
!Stes- 1hc market to-day has been falriy active 2N
head charging hands st $ssG 90 for stock oss and
tAfr GRADES fed and wategtd and *sa3so for good to
prime lots on the The market closes steady 1t
the aboyt range:
, 1866-06-11
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DIR. BetZelsS
PATENTED TRUSS.
NA3 ,. 13s5, for the Ieym OF r Te1rz.

NAY ,. 13s5. for the Tegm 0: II Te,rz.
nk REIzE!s M tosmaly tEens5 sl1 yeass military
sptKecn IN The R1v1faa C1vasry, now rracttrny nnr.
sictsn tn i1t,seu1Eh r1 = Of Ill ahoyc
mentioned Trnks, about which PRsF. M i3TS1S43
a. The Jet ron college FMI2.ielpais Ia its ala
eriuna Of his system Of Su1enrT ssp;euaar III
Vol. 1t, pare 5i1- says n follows: A''''
TIN hEsT EETEAr4vK TEuSs to1 taqu,r >, ner.
Fla OF every Kind th4k &cgualn@d with u the ouo
devise By Dr. be t1e" ~ 1t does not senSu is
Ftp qpSn ns parts, Aad u paf1essay suitable 70
suEt con Geaeral Ra1nea. O. S. A. introduced Dr..
October 10. 1Bta. -" -
fT BtSei REMAINS hrr for fcv days ~ the Matte
son HouTe, corner p=a1born And Kanucph4 fuou3 So.
49, Nhe be car BE- cnasulted In regard to III cases Of
hernla The It praton Of hls Truss for radical C11e
isvHJ simple and Effective. tn eIess utry cases
for moment-
Houts q etconsultasiors to l, t. H. snd to ., N.
Room 48, ~
PATENT RIGHTS orsred for sale for the xho,e
United States. or for sny single STATE
Dr.. Betzel Is prepared TO f1sniah III a4zes Of biz
Truss. =
DIR. CB, y. BEyzuL,.
No. 597 Penn ss.eet, Htisbarga, Pen7.-