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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
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Ma nOfkworth Of property situated
Div VUSsconsisting OF my Farm. and
II Morristown, three miles from morrisvihU
lyofnles from Stowe. on good road about hA,
yay from either OF ths direct rosds leading from
{0rfrvile to stowe. 1t contains 100 Or 100
|ofes to suit purchaser of the best farming land
n good state of cultivation, with comfortable
)dildingS, running water a, the Barn. and good
vSll at house good fences, good sugar orchard,
leN sugfr house IN arches. The land il level
lf1 conveniently divided into tillage, pasture
il FOOD land Also all my personal property.
,<lpg oil nay stock, dairy tools sugar tools. far
ni6g tools, hay, grain, wood. lumber of vari-
I(t kinds, aud shingles. Also brick ma
me. and all the apparatus for making brick.
for further information refer to hand bills or
~ and see the premises.
Sales commence Friday March sth, at 10
I3tl0ck A.. NJ.
#N O. W. DoTY. Auct.
@ |. N. LEBAR V.
feb 25th 1866. l5w2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
Arc MON Insured z

DERSONS wishing to ha'e property insured
1 by the Vt, Mutual Fire Insurance Co, may
at all times have surveys and applications
promptly made and forwarded by me without
charge for travel Il. s. PAGE.
Hyde Park Jan %, 1857. lUtf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
PATRICK Y1NNEGAN's ESTATE,

THE subscribers. haying been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District
of Lamoilie Comm, ssioners, TO receive. exam
inc. and adjuat all claicls and demands. OF all
persons, against the estate of Patrick Finnegan,
late Of Eden. in said District deceased,
represented insolvent. and the term OF six
months from the sixth day OF February, 1861
being allowed by said Court to the creditors Of
said deceased, TO exhibit and prove their rcspec.
tive claims before us Give notice. that we WIZ
attend to the juties OF oar appointment at TN
dwelling house Of David Randall. in
Eden in said District on the last Wednesdays
of February and July next at one O. clock in the
afternoon, on each Of said dsys.
GEo. II. HYGE, Ccmnis.
Il. HARRINGTON, ! sioners,
Eden, Feb. G 1867. Is
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
ri NA See.

THIS may certify that have this day given my
4 son, Chas. Il Whicomb his time during the
remainder of his minority and that shall mel
ther claim his earnings nor pay any debts of his
contracting after this ate.
REUBEN WHTTCoHs.
Johuscp Feb 49, 1867 IL
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
sns. ro7csn. povsn. gn.

KRIS. POTTER. DOVER, II.
Dover, July 22, 1885,
DR.. Polani;--I received your letter inquiring
as to the effects of your medicine on sea sickness.
am happy to Say that think il Is ''the medS-
cine Tor that dreadful sickness. I tried various
prescriptions. but found none that settled the
stomach and cleared the head like the bumor doc.
tor. ] felt as though could hardly walt To get
ashore to entreat you TO introduce 1t into ship
chandlery stires that Il may find its way to those
who suffer upon the mighty deep from sea sick.
hess. II captains who take their families with
them or carry passengers, should try 1t for once
they never would be willing to voyage without
II.
have used It in my family since Its INTRODUCE
ton TO the publc for bilious habits headache,
anu humors about my children, and have always
found it sure Gu e.
am not fond Of having my name appear In
public. and would not consent to 1t on any ac~
count but to relieve the suffering; but, If the
foregoing will he Of any service TO you or this pub.
lie, you can make uss Of 1t.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
asay EOur ELLIS!
&UCTEON!
1910 TREASURY NOTES

TIOLDERS of $40 Treasury Notes, can dis
IIpose of them at good premium with the
labscrber.
V MISC, especial attention given TO the CONVEX.
ion OF the August Notes, Tor LIST. serics), into
jper cent Gold bearing Bonds--upon commits,
don.
s4 L. P. MCDGETT.
cambridge, Feb. &c 1897. lGtf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
~ nj ice.

The Subscribers viii shoe horses for 81 60 -
new sharpen for 50 cents at the old shop under
the hill near the sr:stmll GETTING Il STonEr
Morr,syillc Feb I3, 1867, 4! 13
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
Farm EGg sale!

Tic Subscriber will sell his farm situated n"ar
Eden corners, containing l2O acres. said farm
. well watered has good sugar place, and a
'oung orchard just beginning to bear A peaty
i timber, the farm is on good road, one mile
rom Eden Mills there is new school house
ID the farm, this is q rare chance Amy one
rishi ug to purchase stbck farm will do we'll to
line before buying elsewhere. Terms s.,
~ 0ns third will be required down. The
o. he secured by mortgage. Enquire Of
i may Of Eden, or N the subscriber at
IN. Brown,
<1~ VI Wv, lI HYDE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
II arriE0.

At the Uhiyersalst Parsonage Morrisville.
Fab. Both by Rev. G. w. Bailey. Mr.. Charles L.
Bart. to Miss helen s. Parish, both of Stowe.
Al the parsonage in Woleott by Rev. II. Her
rick, Feb Sd, Geo. Melen of Wolcott and Elmo
"a Woodbury. OF Craftsbury.
In Morristown March 9Th, by Rev Cox Hi.
r4mE Kirby of Sutton, c. l.. and Vienna ".
Hunt OF Morristown.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
rnror TWENTY TIVE CTS. rnn BOX.
Five Boxes for q dolla,

Five Boxes for dollar.
This invaluable Medicine will DO prepared
for The present at the
New England Botanic Depot Boston. for tho
Proprietor. J. G. FRENCH.
The Signature Of FELLOWS & co. IS attached
to each genuine box
sold BY Medicine Dealers generally 1smeeow
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

Frlee, rs cents per Bsitis.
This invaluable medieine will be prsparsd for
tho present Of the
New England Botanic Depot. Boston.
under the supervision Of DE-. POLAND; for tss
proprietor, j. q. FAhfch.
10 whom oil orders should be addressed.
70. q. Goopwa Co., General Agents, Dos.
an. 12m6eow No
peb ~ d4sfelp In msdcins e'srywbtrs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
SAMUEL J ALIENS ESTATE.

SAMUEL J ALLEN s ESTATE.
STATE Or VERMONT, In Probate Court hold,
LAaoILLE DISTRICT, SIS. en- at johnson within
and for said District on the 18th day of Feb.
A. D. 1867.
John Terril and Mary A Allen, administrators
Samuel J Allen's es ate, late Of Hydepark
deceased, represents to this court that the per
sonal estate of the said diseased is INSULT
Client to pay the debts and charges of said estate,
and asks said court TO grant him license to sell
all of therealestate Of the deceased in Hydepark
including the homestead, TO enable him to
pay said debts and charges.
II is therefore ordered that herring be had
on srid application, at the Probate Office in
johnson, ON the 18th day of March '6i that no.
tice thereof be given to all persons interested by
lisbsd a. Hyde Park, previous to the time ap-
pointed for hearing, that they may object II they
soc cause to the granting Of said license.
laws JOHN ]. GLEED, Registsy
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
nAr1n T. ALIENS ESTATE

6TA lie OF VRMONT, In probate court hold
81 .amOilc District, rs en- at johnson on the
LIE day of February 1867. Alinda Allen
"a D A l. Parker administratorsof the estate
III David T. Allen late Of stowe. in said
nhtrict diseased represents TO this Court that
~ personal Estate Of the said diseased il INSULT
I'M to pay the debts and charges OF the said es
k1&e and asks said court to grant him license to
6ell all or part of the real estate OF the said de
6eased, in to enable him to pay said debts and
charges, and the legaces due thereirom.
Nhercupon it Is ordered by said court that s'd
kpplicstion be heard IN the 18th day of March
lb6I, at the probate Office in Johnson. and that
fhis order be- published in the I.amoille News-
dcaler three weeks successfully before said hear
ri Attest, Is JOHN | Gil SEQ, Psgister.
FERNANDO A. CARPENTER, Minor.
ETATE OF VERMONT, | In probate court hol
BAaoILLE DISTRICT, IS. den at the probate OF
ne In Johnson in said district, on the 4th day
d March A. ID. 1867.
81 senath Carpenter, guardian OF Fernando a.
Carpenter, of Eden, ia said District, IN nor rep
I&eents to this court that it would be conclusive
IL the interest OF her said ward to sell all the
al estate of her said ward which was wiiled him
Jtfferson Carpenter late of Eden in said district
l1fseased for the purpose OF putting the proceeds
hereof at interest, asks said court TO grant her
{taye to sell the same. 49,
~ is therefore ordered that said application be
lard at the probate Office on the 18th. day OF
arch 1867. and that this order be published IN
Ia I.amoille Newsletter three weeks befsre SAID
å, Attest. JOHN I. GLEED. Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
FOR SALE.

A few splendid Breeeh-losding rites. ---wSrran
ted good Tor nine hundred yards - viii be sold
cheap. Enquire Of HiUK0K, al Worthwhile. Il
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
Sugar Pans,

OF galvanized. Russia and heavy r G Iron, made
in ths hast manner, 1T low figures. send your
adsr early to Il. d. WOOD STOWE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
BLACKSMITHS,
FARMERS, and others interested !
Settle, Settle /!

The subscriber CORDIALLY invites. and ear
nestly persists in asking. oil persons with whom
be has unsettled accounts, to call and settle the
same before the LIST Of April next. II Cash CAM
NOT q egsred In settlement, notes will DO &C.
eepted. Accounts must be settled.
Stowe, Feb. 20, 1857, M n y. WOoD'br
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
Es d OF 8 A N I'd $ III O ElS!

LADIES g. GENTS WOOL OVER
SHOES
AT SLAYTON i PECKS.
Ready made clothing for Men and Boys
HATS 4 GAPS, LADIES HOODS NUBIAS
and wOrSted goods can be bought low at the
BRICK STORE.
Cal at the Brick Store at Morrsvile and
see those heavy 9ottons and get their prices.
The largest stock Of woIlen goods of the
HARDWICK AND DANvILLE
Manufacture in the County, at low prices at
........ an, SLAYTON & PECKS.
Ten Chests Young Tyson ,and Japan TEAS,
just received at
SLAYTON & PECKS
BRIcK STORE.
Bundle PRINTS and DELAINES constantly
on hand at
SL4 Y1'ON s. PECKS,
BRICK STORE. MOrrisville.
Ladies. cali at the Brick Store at Morrisvile,
and see those new style Hoop Skirts the work
in every Skirt is wSJl2nted, call for the BEAU
MODE SKIRT and take no other fyou want q
perfect skirt '...st
We say. without fear Of successful contradic,
tioR, that in giving satisfaction to The wearer
this Skirt bae no equal. Ladies, try II.
Rz-1he name Beau Node) is printed on the
band of each skirt.
All the Ladies speak about ii j
Say it Is so very neat
That they would not be without 1t,
In the cwellin'g-on the street.
This Skirt Company will challenge
All the rivals from around, .. So.
Daring 5hem to show them others ,-
With TIE Beau Mode equals found;
And as we throy down the gauntlet
.et them pick snip who dare,
'at every lovely lady
Ana 'se Skirt she orghs To- wear.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
Bay your
Bay your
Cut Nails & Hardware
Cheap of C ND WOOD.
Buy Your
Milk-Pans,

made Of heavy tin, and syery pan warranted Of
En- D wooD.n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06
Tin Sap-Tubs,

the best in use prices so low this year that any
bsdy can buy them Of Hp WOODS
tin and hardware store
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

LADiEs:--To preserve those teeth use
Dr. Moves Excelsior Tooth Powder N
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-06

MEssRs. FELLOWS d Co This is IN certify
that my little boy. aged six years. having ieen
much troubled with worms Of late. admins
tered four Of your Worm LozEsGgs. as per d.
rections. and in nine honrs after he passed seve-
raj large worms, These i,o2enges are particular
" valuable as the children are fond of them.
You are at liberty to use this for the benefit of
others.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-02
ELLSWORTH MAINE, FRIDAY, AUGUST g. 1867.

communicating with the kitchen in the
basement by means of al improved eeva
tor. Two water tanks of twelve Thousand
gallons capacity are placed in the top uI
the bnilding. for supplying the four fouu
;ains. two oi which are in front of til,
structure, on fremont street
All the chandeliers. brackets. etc. in
the building for the purpose Of lighting
are all Of elegant and tasteful patterns
and some of them of massive yet sym
ae'rical proportions. FROM oriyiusl de
signs.
r effect produced on the mind Of tn,
visitor when he views the interior i.
grand in tile fullest seisc of the term. -
rhr woodwork is mainly of chestnut. an,
the trimmings of black walnut: as mucl
pains have been taken with the upper a,
with the lower stories in this respects -
The whole ediicr reflects great credit upo,
all VIII" have in any way been engaged i,
its construction. and long time mus
rlapsc before IA structure Of equal ranl
will rise to compete with this in the estiina
ton Of the people Of New England
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-02
THE VICER Y OF EGYPT IN LONDON.

THE VICER Y OF EGYPT IN LONDON.
The Pail Mall Gazette gives the following
amusing account of the Sunday experience
of the Vicrroy of Egypt i'll Londou:-
'On SUNDAY last. London society gave
the Viccroy of Egypt IA bitter taste "t its
quality. E,cryhody knows that although
II is vrry wrong Tor the lower class of Lon
don to 90 anywhere bat to church On Sun
DAYS. or to wish t" drink anything hut wa
ter. til" upper class "f metropolis may with
perfect p:"prcty amusc and rcfresh them
selves innucenlly at Richnlond, Greenwich
Madcnhrad. or IN the Regents Park as
much as they please. Consequently the
approaches to the ZoolnSical Gardens are
c divided on SUNDAY aitcrmn"ns with hun
drrds of private carriages, convcyi to
the gardens the wealth, hcauty. and FASH
ION uf London, fcartully and wonderfully
attrcd. IN II rash mnnent the Nlccrny Oi
Egypt WAS tenIptcd by his cicerone 10 re-
pair thithcr too and as soon as his high
ness was known to he in the gardens II
CONJUNCTION rnsucd much such us might
have been expected had the lions escaped
from their cages or the cobra caprllas got
loose. The unhappy Egyptian was mob.
bed hustled and hunted up one walk and
dawn another, un,ll viii, difficulty he TX
tricated himsrlf by ii somewhat .undIgniti-
ed flight. and reyanrd his carriage scared
and hrcathles.. The gentlemen and
ladies who tonk part in that emeute might
with unquestlonahly advantage take les
son in the proprirtles OF lite from Mr..
Beales aud the roughs OF London.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-02

Drxter's old horse shoes sell for SIC
apiece
Newark. y. j., has had its fatal case oi
cholcra.
An dlorse in St. Louis committed sui
eide by drowning.
Hon. John Bell is reported at the point
of death.
Rev. DIR. Child has coined new word.
to wit-worldisni.
Petroleum is cure for itch, Yes, the
itch Tor speculation.
A Western editor calls Greeley jeff.
Davis's Pain Killer.
One C use of cholera is reported in New
York aud four in Brooklyn.
The watering places are not full. Ea,
rope has drawn OFT most Ot our fashion
able travel.
Commodore Mutt and Minnie Warren
are tn be married, The bridal outfit Is
preparing.
The strongest proof Of individual i'm
morality is the fact that men believe in it.
>The proof Of immortality is faith in it.
Alas for man it his faith Is at the mercy
Of his wit.
Fears arp entertained of the return this
season VI the prs,ilcmcr known in the Mid
die Ages as the Black Death, 1t is now
making havoc in Dublin.
Sonchody says "a wife should be like a
roasted lanl,- tender aud nicely dressed
A scamp adds, 'and without any sauce.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-02

PREsERvING FLOWERS FREsu Take
a deep plate, into which pour quantity o
clear water Set Il vase of flowers upon
the plate, ana over the vase set a bell
glis with ire rim III the water. The al,
that surrounds the flower heing confined
beneath the bell glass. is constantly mois,
with water. that rises into it in the forn o
vap"r. AS fast rs the water becomes con
drllsed ii "uiis down thr side of the bell
,ass into the dish and is means he taken
lo enciosc the water on the outside of the
bell glass. so as to prevent it evaporatinp
into the air of the sittny-room, the atnlos
paere around the flowers is continual,
damp. The plan is designated the .Ho
pean apparatus The experiment ma,
he tried on small scal,. hy invcrtion i
tnmbler over u rose bud in saucer of wa
ter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-02

New FIFTEEN CENT FRACTIONAL
CURRENCY. The Secretary of the Treas-
ury has decided upon issuing q new de-
n"mlna1ion of fractional currency. that Of
fifteen cent notes. to meet the demand for
something that will aid in the convenience
of making change between the ten and
twenty five cent denominations. The
specimens prepared Of the new note are a
little larger Than ten cent notes. and thu
principal embellishments are an engraved
likeness of Gen. Grant on the right band,
and opposite. on the left Of the note,
likeness of Lieutenant General Sherman.
The back Of the note, liks all other late
issues OF government money. will he green.
with the figure fifteen on each side 81 the
note The bronze figures which have thus
far been placed upon the various denoml-
nations al the United States currency will
he omitted ON this new issue, and for safe
ty.a peculiar kind Of paper will be substi-
tuted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-02
What to Do with the Indians.

1t having been demonstrated that il
costs over hundred thousand dollars q
head to kill Indians. economists are turning
their attention to other methods of provid
ing for these troubles )ine creatures. Gen.
eral Hazen. an officer Of considerable eX-
perance among the Indians, proposes the
assiynnient0 0f the various tribes to reser-
vatlons. where they should be provided
with such articles as they need to carry or
agricultural pursuits, with domestic ami
n,a!s, ,rations. clothing. sc. White people
should be kept from these reservations, he
thinks. except when authorized, under
sharp penalties.
Wiicn the reservations have stood in the
way of the advance Of the white settle.
ments. as they invariably do, experience
has shown that the process Of crowding
the Indians fur ther west has been steady
uniform and irresistibls,and fraud. violenC.
and all lIanner of injustice on the part o
the whites hsve invariably characterized
the various stages VI this .crowding out
business.
Some years since General Pope propos.
ed to brake up the tribal relation, and
place the Indians, ;ts individuals, under the
care OF the 60. ernntelft, either in the rear
or out OF the way of our advancing settle.
hen's. The prosperity and good behavior
"1 the Indians III our state shows how
much can be done on this plan, though
even here much more would have bee,
accomplished had their tribes been broken
up, and they treated us other people.
We have repeatedly urged upon Con
gress the Necessity of begining the work
with the Indians by breaking up the triba
state, and ceaslng to treat them as prison
ers OF the government. So long as tn,
government deals with the tribes only. i
recognises independent kingdonIs. within
our Own realm; ond offers IA direct am
powerful encouragement t" fraud. dlcncs'
and lawlesaness. Indeed, it does more fo
it puts it out of the power of any individ
u,. Indian to become civilized man. /,
all other cases the general governmen
deals with individuals; why not in til,
Case OF the lndian Ereaing Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-02
Mn. Dickens has related in AU the Year

! Mg. DICKENS has related in Al the Year
R0"ad the story Oi IL strange concid'ncr.
having alnost supernatural character.
winch r,c,nlly occurred tn himself. Ii ls
contain in ii note Mhich he apprnds IL
an ar iclc by IL cOnlrihuio,. VINO advances
so.lte new taeories with regard to spectral
appearances. and tells tln. famous stories OF
Ln.d Llttletnm ( with so.nc additions not
hlthdrto publishet) and al Lord Tyrone
aud Lady Brre,f,ld. Rcnarkng on the
latter Mr. Dickrlis thinks thu, natural cx-
plantations are sufficient; and. an illuslra-
tion oi the broad marg II Of allowance
that must always he left Tor coincidence ia
these cases relates the following singular
anecdOte. We dreamed that we We're in
Il large assembly and lady in bright
red wrapper. whom We thought We knew,
Her back being toward us, we Touched her
On looking round. she disclosed u ia t that
was unknown tn US, aud. IN our apologize
ing, said, vleasantly. i am Miss -.
mentioning name. not the name Uf ANY
friend " acquaintance We lad. although Il
wcli known name. The dream was un-
usually vivid. and weawoke. On the very
nrxt evening. We rccngnlzrd I with a
strange tc.lins) c'nnng III at the opcu
door oi our ron.n, the lady Of the dream.
IN the bright red wrapper. More extra
ordinary stll. the lady presented was pre-
scented by the friend Who accompanied her,
Ms Miss \ -. the na,ur IN the dream
No circumstance. near or rc,lUtc. that We
cuuld ever uace. in the least accounted Tor
this The lady CANE IN the rea! common
place visit. III pursuance of an appoint
inrnt quite unexpectedly m'ur with 'hr la
dv wh1 introduced her only on the night
OF the drraai. From the latter. We hau
no previous knowledge of her name or Of
her eXlstcnce.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-08-02

IMPORTANT TREATY WI TIL TIE SAND
wICH ISLANDS The treaty with Russia
by which the United States will Obtain
l.aska. although of great Importance to
the Pacific c"ast States. is ecllpsed in II
commercial point Of view by another trea
~ which has been negotiated with the
sandwich Islands 1t establishes counuer-
cial reciptncliy with the common centre of
the great whaling grounds OF the Pacific
ocean and will insure to the States of the
Pacific coast supplies OF sugar. molasses.
coffee, meat, vegetables and other articles
ot domestic produce at lower rates -
Statistics have been collected showing the
great Importance of this treaty CONNER
ciaIlv. Politically it ends the contest
which for many Years has heen carried on
through missionaries and other agencies
for the control of the Sandwich Islands by
the United States. France and Great
Britain. American diplomancy has again
triunphcd. Commercial reciprocity with
the Sandwich Islands has for some wears
hcen demanded by the inhabitants of the
States Oh tie Pacific coast and it SO hap
prned that Mr. McCook.scnt ont to negoti
ate the treaty, met at San Francisco an
envoy froal the King of the Sandwich
Islands hoend hthrr on similar errand
and the t,eatr was negotiated at San
FranclSco There are ten months allowed
for i.s ratification. This may lead to it.
retention i'll the State Department if there
is IA prospect Of speedy adjournment of
Congress. With llaslo aud the Aleutun
Islands as IA territory, aud with rrcipro-
city treaty. which is but the initial step
toward the lllsnrntInn uf tho Su,I,x-;. /,
Islands. the United States will henceforth
command the Pacific Ocean and control -
commerce..