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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-23

BD. L. c. NORRIS Collector and General Agent,
for the settlement Of Claims Bills, &C. Also, author
lied Agent ana Collector for THE GAZETTE COMET.
Ofice at the Court House.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-23
BUILDERS, HARDWARE.

Hay, Corn, Oats, P0rk and Bacon.
TUT RFCEIyED from St. Louis, large lot Of
~ H"y, Corn oats, Mess Pork and Bacon Hams
aud Sides. at tie Triangular Building, corner of
St Ferdinand and Africa streets, and for sale by
may1S L. JADOT h 90.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-23

NEW NORTHERN BUTTER.
DEALERs AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED with
~ good Northern Table Butter, at fair rates by
juyIs JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-23
neg The Hon. Jacob Shall Yerger

nay- The Hon. Jacob Shall Yerger,
of Mississippi, died a few days ago,
in the fifty eighth year of his age. He
was noted for his learning and ability
as a jurist. As Judge of the Court
in the circuit wherein be resided, he
was universally regarded with great
veneration and respect for his sa.
gacity his sound judgment and his
lust decisions in all civil cases coming
within his jurisdiction. His stern
unainchiug manner of dealing with
crime aud its perpetrators and abet-
tors made him terror to evil doors,
and doubtless had the happy effect Of
staying the preparation Of much law
lessness in the communities which
felt the influence of his presence
aud authority. The death Of Judge
Yerger has created void in the Judi.
ciary Of Mississippi, which, we venture
to say, cannot be replaced. He was
one Of the few men clad by the popu-
lar voice with the Judicial ermlne,
who throughout his official career,
proved living vindication of the
policy of an elective judiciary.
W Late Mexican advices state
that President Juarez arrived at the
Capital on the 18th inst. and that
he has ordered a new election. He
emphatically declines a reelection
for himself, and will retire to his
hacienda in the mountains. His
wife and children arrived at Vera
Cruz on the 14th from New Orleans,
and were received with great enthu-
Slasm. Public and private buildings,
boats, &c, were decked out in the
national colors, bands of music were
playing, a national salute was fired,
the troops were drawn up in line
and escorted the party to magnif-
cent residence, selected for their
special use. In the evening the city
was brilliantly illuminated and there
was a grand display of fireworks.
The party were to leave by special
train on the morning of the 10th tor
the city of Mexico.
Gen. Vidaurri was shot on the
9Th inst. Marquee is believed to be
hiding in the city of Mexico. 1t
captured, he will be shot.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-23

GH0T, POWDER, CAPS Baldwin's Gun Wsd.
- ding, Pistol Cartridges, 90, &c at
apr20 r. ID BkoUkS' DRUG STORE.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-07-23
WALKING CANES.

ElA BAGS Oats and Corn just stored and for
OUC sale il lots to suit the wants Of pur-
chaser8 juneSl JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01
Prteesin Paris.

4 Paris correspondent of the Boston Bid
leitn, by way OF presenting 10 our American
people al Idea Of prices for small laxaries or
essential comforts says in letter:
WANTED frat c ass dress coat the other
day 10 attend al oflcialreception French
friend took me to a capitol tailor, quite in
the mode, who said be would make me a very
good one Tor 81 francs $50, bat he
would give me tip top one. lined through
out with the best silk, for leo frances $50
aud 50 he did and there isnta better coat
in America Vests. best brcadcloth, - francs
lS3o. psntal0ons pants lest broadcloth IS
frauea 80.
First rate every dav wooden rest and pants
COS, Il the negAborLood OF 90 francs So }
Capital shoes. very handsome and last for
ever. 20 francs S0.); very good ordinary
half that. tirst-rate ''stove pipe hats
made to order are Is francs { s. 25); good
business hats IL francs s. p. Excellent
plain silk dress for lady, 40 francs tS24l:
magnificent for $50; this is the crack stores
on the Boulevard Italians. Handsome ladies
bonnets IN the style, velvet, for 80 francs
$50. Collars, linen, for l5cents piece era.
vats neckties of every possible price but ell
very cheap for their quality. in comparison
with American charges. Neither can | set
any price on jewelry. except to say thst all
kinds are vastly cheaper than in Boston or
New YorS. Handsome Genera watches
gold. for iadies. cost from $50 upwards,
according 10 ornaments on the cases. Cap
itol Epergne Chslous Champagne-,he real
stutf-Sl5 dozen ditto Bordsau. Burgndy
s. q dozen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

CHEAp BiDiNe.-li has been demonstrated
10 London, thai men can be carried far more
cheaply than they can carry themselves. The
Iaboring mar i conveyed TO and froGl his
home, distances varying from one to SIX
niles. fer one shilling per week, OF fess than
two cents trip. Il is easy for him TO see
that MS time aud strength saved are worth
more than this 20 him in wages at his work,
an hat many tunes this can also b saved
TO him IN sent by iN,4g his residence ont on
the rail way Accordingly two OF the most
ce-t's itxas. 81. tus.aud command by this
policy 3 .6ara- lu.n strAih which IS nearly
II noi qai.e the most profitable they eoioy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01
The White Pine COMPOUND.

It eariy In thu spring Of "a that this compound
was originated member pf my family affiessd
with irritation the tnros atts nded With disA
greAbse cough bad fur months previous therSA.
that Preparation hsving for It's sis the INSIDE bark Of
Waite pine might be COMPOUNDED b. very useful
In diseases Of the throat and lungs To test the value
Of IL in ths A'Eneed TO- ronpoundad small guam
tty OF the medicine that had been planning and
IL Ia te.spoonfai ao>es. The result exceedingly
gratifying Within days the rritsfios Of the throat
removed the Dough sub-Ated and speedy cure
Effected Soon sfter This -4nt lady IN Lon
donderry ~ II who mad been suffering for some weeks
from haf cough necas0nei by sudden ceit ssd had
raj I'D mncus streaked with l8ood eRe found
lief q for more r1ok a~sas tea of
n, and got well. " CLARK ksq, editx Of the Man
chester Daily MIR made t.i Of the prepare
tiou In the Cold aid cured irntredi
.tefy. lie hxhiy piessed 7tn the results and
confident in sstssslnx II, sxt-s placed ~
the p-tsfc. he hrafv perruseed 20 Wv. IL
hazne. aad send IL abroad t. ben~at the suffering. II
Noyemeer iseS. at Adstr tissd II under ike Of
Nhits Pins Compsusd la txo ytsrs frvta that tina~
thcre hat bees wholesaled in Manchsster alone one
hundred dollars WORTH where took lead OF ali the
cough remedies in the market and stii usintsns that
position There 10 T. sofh-
lag aud h-s'ee u - natae warming to TIE Efon
aud si-asAnt witAa the taste srd IL exceedingly
Gasp.
r--,-d, fs- kidney ccrrp iai nts Ia. a te u ne
Conf.-,,e stapd- rnrirzied Il Originated or
tbs, rs--4S Tut r.r.ssu id u.iagit ~ c81ga
No., ~. O., cured nf "a. lou. bsts - a
kidfcv .iHraifs = fsg YEA sta ~ st<e faAt s.
taenr 4lstefrrs Ay Is tssti- e 80 y ~ the
-, a., 4 nJ.int u tfrar~ Ell es-sa enFes =
is.sas.-s ~ il' fols =. 81 ist3 ripes
then M g. yas-sastr fs- y r. pia. J5ihferpd Las
tax, al .G Il Ill taegh -tu.a llss sell prrra-
r .-fan NJ It's. ~ert rN.4av q atirs n rgesx city.
town ysrs ant Annist ttr'iagtsNt tHe New & sisad
st'ie-
.rsagsy as's aud TtsE4at to take a. il is e.
-Ctusi-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

From AMI aft November 18th lse6 Trains all leave
IN eean%ctira Sfth III Wet iin-s e % lows
FROM DCNkIRK AND HANCA-
BY Mes York unsa fri a niau prPot..
600 VI. Sew YORK. Day Express, frs.
S.Is.azaea. undas, ezee{s~dl stops al hor-
Lell-ssi So .. Bk d. II iers etl4x ~ith fhe
s.sn -. KIP ~ fro14 Sui,lo. and arrives
10 ~ 1o-k 4 1879 /. m
7.I0 A. n. snpress Maii, fro~ purtifk. (sun
6ays axcApt-a4 r. - At raisn area ~ q
A.; un-cr4 4 ~ a ~ ktpfss> Mai from Har
fat1 aud rfve- IA CIV r al 100 a m.
AIS r. N New York Night Express, from
rrhki f>unrsy- -X-sTi-at stop - .faHfza-
. Q u at 10 .saqs ufner 81
tsrftl aad srris sin Nrs fark 1t II D. p
L co1Ascging sfisi Af.ruaaa Ffaafs AID Steam
ers fos Bosom and NJ Eng AMI Citi~s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

4HE climate of Michigan IS materially mod.
i6.d ty 'he great lakes that surround il, soft
enlug ami moiSiening the prevailing winds.
IT, cons -terence. although IN about II 10 10
degrees north latitude. the belt Of country
bordering % ths Eastern shore of Lake Ma
ch.san, for some mics back from the water
is becoming celebrated for the perfection q
It's fruits aud the certainty Of the crop. he
state owes to the same cause the most exten
slve and valuable forests Of timber now any
where 10 be found east Of the Rocky Noun
tAlns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

NEsRAsKA produces twenty I'VE varieties Of
the plum. IN early spring. says report to
the Agricultural Bureau, hundreds of acres
together Of these Indigenous plains display
one sheet Of white flowers, covering the land
scape, aud loading the air with fragrance. a
certain variety has been observed which with
stand the attacks Of the curcuho. and bear
abundantly, while all others were thinHed ou'
by the insect. Three varieties Of gooseberry
are also native TO this State, one of which j:
Of remarksb size and flavor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01
Throat Affections

Are more Frequently that Otherwise csussd BIZ Thick
slIuv mucous falling from the hesd, especially
daring the night, ard resulting rom
CatArrh and Cared ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

EorEnry II TASnsG.-A .annery has been
located at Rockford, Ill, in which is en-
ployed the patented process BY exhausting
the air from the vat. The tanning is said to
be accornpished in twelve hours. and that OF
sheep skin in fifteen minutes The weight OF
leather from a given weight of hides is ten
per cent greater than by the ordinary pro-
cess. and the cost of the works is but ten per
cent that of the old. 1t is also claimed
tina, the leather is better, but this point can
only be determined by wear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01
BAGGAGE cHEcKED rERouGH,

TsS srsr vExrTLs-En NV Nesr trxeEfoCs stErP-
mo Coscsss ss-IN THE WORLD-ea socomps
ny ali ii ht trains on tLis railway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01
DIR. ID. II. = EELYE &.CO.,
Freeport, Illinois
Sold by all Wholesale and retail Druggi Y
GENERAL HGSkTSE

John D. Park Cincins att Ohio
Faller. Finch a FULLER, Chicago. III.
Purnhxn1s vsnSchsArb, Chicago ID
pesnas Barnes q Co. NsR York.
R@nsom 4 Go, BaEslo, NrN York.
yarrsnd, as icy 70, Detreit, Mich.
wseks Pctser, eoston. Mass Y.
Fr~nch, Richards 60, Philadelphia Pa
BE lrrsA Co, PtttsbuTg. Pa s~-
CoflfNa BFcS. q Eeuls. 10
BARNES Ward b Co. Ng4 0Fl0n~. LA~-
r A Robinson Co, L0uisvfiis. ~. In
Bgiey Bro, Memphis. fenn.
p z Depuy, Richwepd, ve
2Aewp1pa B2ssk. DAisiuoses Nd ~
Dexser Z xeliegsr. Albany. y fss.sss-ss
gtfo6{ & ArnsfrrBx, c4evclands OHIO
~ 10 xhuwson, Dstroit, - CD. ffs "a AAss
wtl-cr Pete O., Louissills, ~. sEs'
iSs4srssa as e ssst ID n 800 q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

A VOLCANO in the moon is said 10 be in &C
tive eruption The crater called Lime has
been lately observed to be obscured, and it il
said that the same darkness was observed on
this spot 10 i7ess The bcsden spectatov
ssys,v"Ihe impression is tina. An eruption
an atmosphere? Could combustion take
place without oxygeng Would thu. snoke--
the carbonic acid gae---rissl without sep>
heavier gns, liks simospberic ar, to riss iS5''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

| ITALY shows strong symptom of genuine
| renaissance in The activity and ambition of
her manufactures. No less than 1856 ex-
| hibitors are already enrolled from Italy in the
Paris Exposition
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

FROM BUFFALO IS S~w York tine rom De-
l-ef euf. hsbl- MI Niet iksn sire L
$40 A. n. New YORK. Day Express, (-un-
aAsss sa.4te = %ts4s a. aofre kssHz $50 L. n,
81 suS4 elttri q B q y. IT, b - =
sop E-e aril AirtNe 81 ~ ia4k lego D.
N Usp.-et- '4r-st rend with p-i.w4rr, Lick
s4anns a Ne-tstu RisilToaa, aud at Jersey City
WITH Eiin.E.t E1pr' D. f. ain Of New J~rse. Rail
rad ~ ehsis1e para Rsiitis gre aid Nsshinat D.
sac A. NJ xrress hisfi. via svs~4s AID IIor-
ueli-ysue isun,4ays DIX ept.t. AfriSes iG New
Y8rk Al a.4l t1nl 49, ~ ElGiifs 81 NtTtk-
era tsBtral tsiiWss - lex s5HrE Pitts fsii his,
Bs4fsra ~ .ssfr tta 4 ss1tts -essu
2,2o p. "a. lightning Exprexs. tenatsy ex-
G es8 esa,ps = i ls.-ii-y L. - =. srup
ais4 afFi essn ~ slsr . ~ IL Ctnte T. a.
Jersey CITY sith N04Aa@ ESi rlsA F=eiu ~
Jer.ss glsir al baltimore Nud Ea-b.ngfon,
ana Il sew iosk SQA y ring txprsss Ifasn f.r
Rssrn srsf eEr tn1 Cir &
6.1O p n New York Night Express,
pAfLf s. = 81 dc ieilssin i51-o 2 n, sup
ini rseztnE with tie 20 trsit IN Dan
kirk an strive g. a -~ FuEz 90 lao Also
eoppeetsae kias IA ilr IisrsisoGE.. Phiiad L ha
ana 3aath s Z
II2o r. NJ. Cincinn att Express, fsusdays
exceptrl. top - gs,.asL Ma sslo BkitE
Tsfrn q u > Il a. fns I, ri 4rrivak Sew
York a. s r. = Cprnetts ~ Grsat Bud wfth
DeIsware. - ksasnA a We-ter Railroad for
Scrtsfcu fIenteu 4tE Philadelphia az. 81 NJ
sysk ~ls As. rso /. T..sas sle sisaEsrs fas
pN.on sA rs Eus lana u Rs.
pu,rous srasn East on swmsy, is.vins BaEsis al
10 p. IA and reaching Nef fAfk ~ l--av >. NJ,
Posros kzp sSsLsND Psssssst 49, With thsiI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01
- 10 p Miles the Shortest Route

Al Trains run directly Though % New FORK.
kS>Aeo NILES sIrEoar czAssa CO csaeap.-Na
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

have t-stsd these Drops 10 ny practices ten
y-4rp an A. Hesitate t. say that ncthHg has yea
h.sa dsgeioy ty us5icA research. thst ACTS power
fully possitiveIy ard srnlssiy IL Of fsr.ss ire
regularity dogs this nezclne Is al recsrt 10
o. 49, wtf,e tboursrfs Who have been l1cz Euher
srs srs s.debse 70 1t for teoa u h.aIsh ts-4y
AHhongs powerful Rct positive. ;hsy kre Isfectiy
ha-asss. ard Ray T. used az al u1es, ezoelt whsn
sfersal5Y Fab i1~a u tue dirsotasrs
IA@r have tesn extensively snap5sstf ~ erinent
yaYsiea ns ia Frauce aEt Eressrf Eaf' my
pr.-stcs. tn years, aud hare bear q The
n-~f lasianee ~ fs4 NsEl4 gfe yeu testimonials
X fEstr eH-@ey aaew ut The NnvtheFh and
Western State theY IL ID taFr rst1-e Pr.Fate-
Or Tt ET1 ff.tt fsTR - 49, - pest year ar4
haze xr tresr nszav sgleFsrs haze b~=G oere3fse
"a vel AwSre thar r-1aeFtysa pateat - reurVed
frsrteus ts .. q f- - Favs<e, bat truss
That Hhegs oatt- t.za use6, Tea zzay fall into
It's N4nS- osrss = et1v s1Serars
- Al Ebe saf~r fre ary irr-s urtr7 usinfni, am
en- excessive. CFalsiys otstrncte1 N=1struAtqn,
lie arra eA fhe train e diseases tasr faw you'd
sas try ttse IA. Lseas FsszeA EArl.l ca ETofr.
b 4 ssr asHlt- bsir arslSa = Haare direct and
pr taaa any r3t peS3ers Exreit ctEecttcns,
b..-irE nv fsesrz. le nreorit psay s4rA hertls.
ley r5Ey t- etsA-s1 EearF ertry 1sngxist ia tie
or airy q - ere'osisz the p-fes - c. g. CLARK
CO.. ssr fiAy+n, c., 5snsrAl Ageais h~ BE aDd
Sits zzi Cazslls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

CISsAsAR.-Cin of beautiful YER
million celor is found in an unusual form in
Idaho, being sbnndantly spread throughout a
] eangue so massive, compact and homogene-
Gus, that specimens may be cut and polished
| like marble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

Posrox Axn esw sSsL,hD P,ssassfts. With thsiI
R,ry.-e ar transferred fris Of -targ> View York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

fsCAssKL The origin of this term u
doubtful, but it seems TO be the general opin.
ion in the mining districts where cannel- coal
is obtained, that 1t is an easy corruption Of
"cande,v referring to the free inham mabili-
ty of the article
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

The English Dakeof Rusland hasa pretty
estate in LeicestersHire Of 3e, 600 acres of
FexceIIenA lsnd, which bripgs him y clear
income a $500 600 4 year. II Is divided In.
70 farms Of from 80 to $50 acres, generally
200 to 400, and his tenants amount in all to
u ,275 persons, ell yearly tenants, who cult
vste and vote and behave thenselves gener-
ally so as to please bis Grace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

yak stia Asfs ruo q ltztha sIa stelEe , 1ox
RH.on ard q Eng lans VI RS
putxtlus Tain East on sHsdsy, issvins eaFaio Al
10 o. IA and reaching Nef fark At l-aJ >. NJ,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01
Ras1br sr1f \ eIv kItlE t1 On 4
$40 p ~. New York Night Express
, ao r. 81. clnc,nna., E,pr.... lsnsaar

=
int fseztnE with H. =; "a frsit IN Daa.
ARK an arstv g. a -iN Fus6 a. lao Also
coruects A. kilI tlr ilsrrisoEgE. Fhila5 l. his
snA 7oath y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-01

From AMI .f,r November 9th. no Train. .'u lea,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-29

MonE TERRITORY CoMING.-The inhab.
itants of that part of British America
known as the Red River country are get.
ting up sharp agitation upon their con.
di,ion. and they insist upon receiving
greater care and attention from the Brit.
ISL and Canadian authorities, or else that
they shall be made independent of British
rule and be allowed to dispose of them
selves by annexation to the United States.
This country is situated just north of our
territory of Dacotah, and is at present
subject to the control of the Hudson Bay
Company, whose only interest in tho
country is to get as many furs from it as
possible. Of course the interests Of a fur
company will not he especially advanced
by the advancement of civilization and
the full Development of the country. and
the inhabitants, doubtless, have good rea.
son to be dissatisfied with their situation
and to desire annexation to the United
States.
There are about ten thousand people
there, and the trade Of the country, which
is not very large. of course, is principally
carried on with Minnesota. The United
States Government has established .
postal route to the southern boundary Of
the Red River country, and the inhabit-
ants really get more privileges from US
than from Great Britain herself. 1t is
not improbable that the movement may
result in something Of Importance, and d
formal proposition to US to thus enlarge
our borders would be more favorably re-
garded now than before the purchase Of
Russian America. 1t will be convenient
for US to have road by which we can
reach our new purchase without going
through our neighbor's lands.-BossoHs
Journal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-29
NUMBER 28s

their drill, because. forsooth, it ofends
those who were the enemies Of The Re.
public, and who have not as yet been
thoroughly reconstructed.
On the other hand, this same General
Schofeld has permitted tSe re esta blish.
ment Of the "Public Guard" en- armed
force kept up by Virginia over half cen.
tury, in de6abce Of the ConstitutisSl, os:.
tensibly to guard the public buildings ss
the Capital, but really to frishten her
cOlored population. sha to Keep them Ii
subjectiou Tbis armed force wears q
rebel uniform. and | learn that it is re.
cruited from among those who we're III tho
rebel armi, Q.
The rebel whites are permitted to b,ssa,r
arms, but the loyal blacks cannos even
appear in uniform. Will it b. strange Il
there is fearful day of reckoning for
this outrageous injustice i?
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-29
Attorneys.

Vvr .KENFIELD, Attorney at law and
IN Solicitor in Chancery also General ,dnsur-
hnce Agent, Hyde Park. Vt. ....
Fire, Lite Accident, Life and Ac:ident COM
ffaed and Live Stock Insurance eiiectcdjn the
9fdest largest an d most reliable Insurance Com
r;,s In IN. United states. Ry,lF
III b. SAWYER, attorney at law and solicitor
Ia In ch,ncery, Hyde Park, Vt.-Age9t Tor
ia prosec ltion of all claims against thesU ):
Z 6svernment. Office in Newsdeaer building. II
nRIGHAM IL WATERMAN, attorneys at law,
ID and SO ,icitors in Chancery, Hyde Park, W.
Particular attention given to the collection OF
. Ii claims tainst the Government, widows, In
aylid, and sther pensions, bounties, back pay,
& i. WALDO BRIGHAM, GEO. l.. WATERMAN. 40
fTENDEF Il LEWIS, attorneys and counsel
4 i lors at aw and solicitors in Chancery, Nor
a, yflle, Vt Offce in Masonic building.
CApt. Lewis will give prompt attention to the
1>rosecution of claims against tho government.
III would al,o say that he has received the ap-
vi ntrent OF second register Of probate for the
district Of e .moille.
nOWERS GLEED, attorneys at law and So
IA licitors IL Chaucery, Morrisvile,Vt. (Offce
f.sm .rly occupied by Hon. I. Gleed.) H.n. row
Gxs. P. X. sLEED.
III 0. HEATH, attorney and counsellor at
law, and solicitor in Chancery also IL
S5ensei WAR Claim agent, johnson. VI. Ohce'
lI<ni rooms. second story. over E. Is. Merriam S
Lore
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-29
Ausintss Garbs.

f s.-t Hotels.
Y MEXICAN HOUSE, Hydepark VerHont.
~. |. Nesmith proprietor. =
T$DEN POND HOUSE. Eden Mills. vt. l.. I.
f<MARrlN. Proprietor. (Lately Eden ouse'
byD. 1.and2li.
~ kTERBURY Hotel, Waterbury, w. N. r.
M Keeler, proprietor xNew house and new
l4<n,ture. sF as
11ORpIsvILLE HOUSE, MorHwiile. Vt. A.
w spaulding. proprietor Hrhes proprietor
f51es tJ bs able to make the traveller ieel At
ksms. f
i rRASB ,JRGH HOUSE. Irasburgh, VI, by H.;
" u EdgertonStages leavet his horseslaily for al
l3llway stations. Horses and carriages to iet' 81
.11UBBELL'S HOTEL. wolcott. Vt, Justus
X Hutbell, proprietor. on the stage road TO
1Snsburg Conveyance to any part oil the coun-
I (xon snort notice. '-~-------s --sss.ss sN- III zf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-29

PsAYER-Prayer draws all the Christ
ian graces iuto its focus. 1t draws Char
ity, with her lovely train Repentance
with her holy sorrows; Faith, with hei
elevated eyes; Hope, with her grasped
anchor; Beue6cence. with her opeued
hands; Zeal, looking far and wide TO
bless; aud Humility looking at home
Hanadh More.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-29

AT the Colored Educational Convention
held in Macon, Georgia, recently, one Of
the delegates gave the opinion that where
the teacher keeps the children on dead
strain, sitting FIVE or six hours on a
stretch, it has tendency to injurc tho
agitation !" 2a' g
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-29

The American fsh.hook and needle ;
company of New Haven, turn out ono
hundred and eighty million fsh:hooksF
yearly. with force Of seventy.f Hands,
on machines invented" by G. o. Crosby,
the President Of the company.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-29

O. Florida produces' lemons that weigh
over pound and are twelve inches round.
These lemons are obtained in East Florida
and on the Southern coast islands. by
grating the lemon cutting on the native
sour orange tree:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-29

E5- The Russian treaty went through
the Senate with large vote-37 to 2.
The rate paid is about 25'cents per acre.
1t contains icebergs, bears. foxes. Esqai-
maux, and other matterssof'valuc, at pres
ent unknown.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-05-29

gg' When we picture the hhuhdired or
more trunks the ladies travel With, We
cannot help rejecting how happy is tho
elephant, whose wife, when on journey
only carries one trunk.