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The New York herald., 1867-04-15
THE EXCISE LAW.

The following named individuals arrested and
brought before Justice Dodge yesterday for violation
OF the Excise law:-Danei Early, No 262 Seventh ave-
nue. James Fay, No 55 Greenwich street, George Kelly
No 129 Fourth avenue; Harry Carsscns, No 3s Grand
street, and Thomas Russell, No 6l2 Sixth avenue Tho
accused were held TO answer
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday the follow
ing parties arrasncd for alleged violation Of the
Excise law and held TO answer by Justice Mapsnald:-
Henry Kasebsrt No. o5 Forsyth street, George Hen.
nings, No. 81 jackson street
VIOLATING TIE rxIsE Law gRooKLYS
liquor dealer namod James Toucy, keeping place
corner OF Conover and Ezabeth Streets arrested by
officer Hoskin yesterday evening" for selling liquor on
Sunday Hc locked up at tho Forty.third presnct
station and will be examined 10 day before Justice
Dunn
LAW IN NEW JERsKr.
The crowds that crossed 10 Jersey City aud Ho-
boken seemed 10 have excited the alarm OF the
Metropolitan Police COMMISSIONER and "a officer was
stationed In every ferybsat TO Hoboken 10 watch pro-
cecdings Tho day, however. spent in an orderly
manner very few cases OF rowdyism occurring.
SUNDAY BxRGRy COUNTY.
Az usual there was IN immense number OF visitors 70
the Jersey shores Yesterday especially In Bergen county
Weehawken and Buii's Ferry crowded throughout
the day and the lager beer breweres at Gut
tsnbsrg were ovcrrun with Germans. A. Pleasant Va.
lev and Fort Lee tho summer resorts drove almost -
heavy business a. II In the middle Of tho season
woods Observatory and the Palisades were black with
visitors, sll seeming TO enjoy the spring air and Do
lighted such favorable weather 10 escape from The
citv
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
Jersey City.

Jersey City.
BoY MIssIsd. Henry G. Bailey aged ten years, len
his fathers house Friday last and has not since becn
heard from.
Newark.
SERVICES IN rHx CArHEpRAL-The solemn ceremony
OF the blessing OF the Palms and thor distribution to
tnc faithful and the procession prescribed by the ritual
In commemorattm OF Lords triumphal entry into
Jerusalem Ave days before he crucIhed took place
yesterday morning, IN 81 Patrcks Cathedral Newark
me Rev. Father wigger oNcated ceebrant, assisted
0y rev Fathers Doane and Rolando and ssvosl sena-
rans from the diocesan SEMINARY at seton nan College
south orange In the evening, a. vcspers, sermoo
descriptive OF the ceremonies arterdau upon tho Holy
week and on the Passion was preached by the Rev.
FlNher Donne At hotn morning and eyphing 6ervice8
the cathedral 1lcd TO ts utmost capacity, many OF
the orshpPcrs being obliged remain standing the
sestib Vie during the continuance OF the ceremonie2
PatcrsOH.
iAsSAio A~o''' o~-asa.-The Grand JAry have thng
tar Fe'urneV 'wen'y olls dicmsut In the suprsms
Court the case OF VIM. Kyle s.-... Crane an al M
plaintiff sutNe TO recover .he amount - ,rn,ssc-v
note 5000, hes resulted n verdict 70, .lascsir ~
$86r 10.
CoxMos CoUHcn-rhe Common Council Of Paterson.
met Friday ngn the only important busness trans
acted boihg thccanvssing OF ae votes Bthe aeO
election. Tonight tse new board will be orgsntzed.
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NAVAL iNrELLIGEax.

Arrival Of the, ,Storcship' Onward.
The United stsscs store.hp Onward Acting Volunteer
Leutcnsnt Commander Pio-vo Giraud commanding. A.
rived this port last nghtfom years. cruise on
the Brazil station The Onward sailed rom Montevidso
on tho sth Of February, Rio Janero the 3d OF March
and Pernambuco tho 2lst Of March. The following Is
list OF her officers
Aa5sg Vosunter Lieutenant csmmander-Perrc Gs.
raud commanding.
Acti,sg Volunteer Meutsnant dzd Executive 00Rcev-
Henry Coop.
Puunasser-Horace p Tuttle
Acting Fused Assi.dnt Surgeona-Wms n. Hutch.
insOn.
Acting Masters-W. A. Biumic, James McDonaid VIM
+. Chase.
Acting E'stsgn-SamueiIA Griffin
M1tes--GaDrge A. Olmst sad, Tunis d. Wendell, Gtbcfs
Fl. PrndIe.
Captrins Cyerk-wm. 0yphant.
Pdymoser's Clerk-Thomas Black q
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AFFAIRS IN CANADA.
Sentence ofa Srarseress B.rnsd.

Sentence of q Mardercss -Liahthouse Burned.
MoxrRxAf, 9. T., April Ia 1867.
Sophie Boisclairs has been examined By jury Of
ssrons who returned verdict that she was quick with
child The tdge In passing sentence upon her spoke Of
the proo adducsd in The cess which ssvs no doubt Of
her suit IN murdsrng her husband She wss sentenced
10 b hanged on The 10th Of November NEXT She cried
bitterly protesting her innocence and asserting that hst
husband poisoned himself
Farther Point Lighthouse and the dwelling attached
were burned 70 the ground this morning.
The discount on American involcsa for the ersdns
week u AZ Uer can't
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y occasions, . AZ any position which turns W with
prospsv. Of Henry Clark, an Eng,shman. oa
Tho murderer. .-'ai before Justice Davis ana
Hawaii, have, after a.. 'nnced 70 be hung ths
i.ry' bssp convicted and ssays.
large number Of e Spodocs. sofSala ~ % @ ne
islandA The Hawaiian Consul and others In France
have taken great pans HaN wen represented,
aftention - s.Efst.-r
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Declaration Of Rights by the Cretans.
ATHENS, April H. 1887.
The Cretan National Assembly has issued procama-
tion declaring in favor Of religious toeraton and equal
political rights.
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Total...........s1,32S 81, ,673 &504,62S VI, ,S33,302
Showing value of imports FROM the United States 10
tho value OF 81 against SIZES from all other
countries.
The arrivals OF foreign merchantmen AZ all ports Of
tho kingdom have been ono hundred and twcnty-o
giving tonnage OF 81, 454 tons or those sixty nno
American vessels Of 90 sos tona There have been
two hundred and twenty nine whaling vessels reported
Of which two hundred and twenty were American. For.
eign vossels bringing cargoes valued at $4,000 and
over forty-one OF which thrty-two were American
These figures and facts are given with view TO
interest perhaps instruct thousands Of Americans
who arc OF the importance and extent OF the
raflc between American ports and this k'nedom. The
comparison between American and othor nstionaes s
exhibited 70 quiet the fears Of those who think because
Puseyite, or, begging Bishop Staley's pardon, an
English Reform Catholic Church has been established
here that American interests viii be crushed, and this
little kingdom soon become dependency Of Great
General Morgan Smith, the newly appointed United
States Consul, and wife, arrived here on the 18th
inst.
The election Of assigness In the matter Of walker,
Allen b Co., bapkrups,- proved very exciting The
nominees were Nessrs, J. w. Austin and g. n Bishop
on ticket and his IxcsIlency G. q HafrA Minister
o. Finance and NJ. A. OsftYright upvp snoibet The
fhe result of she election = vesy eAii12Soi6ry ma
another evidence o. VIE unpopsiass& u ~. Harris
One Of The credton heard 70 vsmart that he would
prefer sinking his claim In the harbof Mr. HArriS was
elected. Mr.. HaiS colleagues IN the Cabinet e much
annoved u his course n pushing hinse1 fxrafd Roa
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cAuunArrs Ton TM cogIruTuxAl CONVENTION.
HUDSON, N. r., April II

HUDSON, n. r., April -, 1S67
rbs Democratic Convention Of the Eleventh Senatorial
A,s,rcs to-day nominated the following candidates Tor
~ Constitutional Conveption:-John Gaut Jr John
IL Collier, Of Columbia; Henry staetA John ). horre'i
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EUR O Pc.
-. I. -es.I - l-. !.
NEWS BIZ THE CABLE.
Line Avoidance Of War Between France
and Germany.
'cIvn AND RELIG0us LIBERTY IN CRETE.
THE FRANCo-o GERMAN DIFFICULTY.

How Collision Between France and Ger
many May be Prevented.
BRUssEIs, April IA, 1867.
LIS reported that proposition s under consider
alton 70 make tho Grand Duchy Of Luxsmburg neutral
territory, In order 70 avoid war between France and
tGarmanY
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MADuor, ,svia, April Ia 1861.
terrible murder near waterfowl hes just been dis
covered. German named schaar was killed bX hls
aon. and tbs body burnsd n los AsaaA
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Mssrqs, April 10, 1891
@. w. rrotlsr prominent cotton factor and Lndane,
Pollock Co. dry uoods house have failed
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SHIPPING NE Ws.



Steamship Ocean Queen Harms. Aspnwall April Z, win
specie and passengers TO Pacific Man Steam ship 90 -.
Steamship Gen Barnes Morton, % hour WIN
mas sna .Srssse nras sS su soo Com P.
from two cruise the Brazil coast April nt
N. Ion IS 03w ship John Bryant steering ~ ny Ne
Ship Edith, Child, Liverpool March win moss W JIM
BARK Blair AsAol lsr,, Loves, pasa1g; Dec sh ~
81 SSnsS 8 :SSts :h,g sI
Glide from Mosambi9uS boston. lith lat q q lsS
b.1i Emp EmpTsss ssu 1cf LonSon5 fsnrs Wasmpes ~
with teas, 10, 70 Rowland Aspnwall H4d Mns wlneD
and csns TN of Bermuda since then heay Nv gales -,
nse and 80 pzssengsrs % order Has had variable sd
light winds during the entire passage 49, 10
r.s. s:Es & e e Hss1Sss HoSos Co. ss
spoke brig Venus, from Palermo for Phnadslphia das
out -. 49,. 49,. N 49,
with wool and hides, to George savory Co =
aa Bark x Msyaower ot nv rowSdssS asSsa sons
Is days, with moiasses, to D Trowbridse 4 Co. -.
Brig X Mcleod tBry Mcleod. DsmaraTa q daxr w
s Is spoke brig Jane Bell Kelly, from aaii.s, NE g
Jamaica ~ days out who reported having
w'sss $ ns ~ passed.
from Singapore for New York, IO days
Brig Sam (Br) Pennell Arroyo 6 days with moaAsssS
Brig scoles (Br) wyman, cardenas, 10 days. with 81
Brig 4 Bradshaw Rodgers, wminsYn, days. with NJ
Mary ksy Mitchell, Trinidad. IS days. with 'us's
SsSr Ann sa:s1 Douglas Mobis d.ya with pig r's
sohr Edward Les iof. Nswburypo5t): 2 " Icud: !As
hasIns been fsIen n with :. SEA On 9Th ns II ~ = ~ i5
on sosrd Or her from Ss BARK and SrossSs shs po
The schrocner was In ballast and appeared oesn -
another vessel.
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS ON
J. w. BRADLEY'5
rQR ATEn nffpIEy EIIIpTIC

OR pouBiE sPRiN0 SKIRTS.
Ha s % % spf
pans. aSs esi sps ssssGa TSaao 's
a. Mr. s: P:dsy a. ses sn
ssw Ss9slsS: Dsss Be s
81 :Iis'; ss!s p.,.
EpG s s %ss.sne al 1sass or MrsS claimants 70 ad'''
all tho nst class stores tn tho United ssAsss
and elsewhere. - "a
nj a.. s bs..s: sSsy
RUSHToN. 10 Astm House and BY all druggists
Sa 80 h,s.s%., Gssas ssss FSs w.c
ana AgGs G.ss "a
pared by Dr. PERRY. q Bond street Sold BY all druggists.
An Prizes Cashed in Legal Lettosics.-Cires-
'''' anu drawings s. cLurE Broker no Broadway.
~ Esysrsss's ssy.ss ps.ss. Msss."ss Inc. Ina :s.
~Ia.s 4: ss ,' s 5,. sss s.s Rs;' s ss
QUA Factory u barclay street -
,gs: sss ss :.., % rom ss ssIsl SSri
means q sseure Copies free. Address Mayfair HOOK
ws.!.: H:'s .aa 9ysrs: ys: he rs;i sssi E'sz
er:ycr a G.ssss. E,ssssss g.ss sss;s lre"'a- ss~'.s
Gourand's Oriental Cream.
MAGICAL BExUnFrER.
proaawsy sns 'Ss so.es
wsS" paps vse South EssssA Ss
deiphis 1ycac siOy chicago and drussss generally
ana cussise n 81 Lung cempsins sronshs a. ia
4 standard Remedy FOR all Coughs and Colds aud needs
only trial TO prove It's worth. Sold everywhers.
Ince and Ne,sInshaa Curtains.
S'" secured p'0SdsaiE ~ Y . KITTY. ~ Broadway
rsFssss s r2ss- .ssss sss%sr ne Is. gSI :s
Sold everywhere. Depot, go Canal street. \. \
msss Essoss%HY;,'i, si D.. 29o ssaFssf s,rf' latss
REMEDY. Used inysrdly, New YORK agents. psmAs
Barnes Co. Wells, Hc'msold' coddins'on,
Royal Havana lettery. Prizes . ,,.,. Pc,a r,d ~
gold. Information FURNISHED. Tho henes' "'o' -
D'us''n:r rHYIoR 1Ts q s'sds co. & cS Ssess. ssa
IN. IN: sws s, ss S:!'s ss:i
~, We s.1a Heys !. TSsssssGy TSSsssSs, G Iss
sYk from the brh % .' sead Gsi w5sssssf n
ss sssln sss :sD g. sss sue
parsntk upbfoken rest ss night S''As
And call iSs iSns wrsIoxs soofrnIEo sssys q 4, oo,.,s.
s.y,ns rsSS.s sae M IN osHers s%as s iussioaA
W,s:s: tsS's:,:SSs ss ssa:Ss.y 'w''s Ma
window shS9esws rArrrsss ISL ...
sroRn sHADRs V ordsr. - 1kLASss W Dssse"~
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why n Phnlon's Night BlocmIng Cereue
moral publiof Because there virtue
all the other nora extracts In tho world put 70
gethor.
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A.-Most's Chemical Ionsndc Restores sGGSsy sGSSry
decided the best HAIR Dressing used Soo "
KUSHTON. 10 Astor House and BY all druggists.
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AsrISwAL March 2iArr barks Irzic Jackson. M.yses
ck Boson and sid April for Ccnuegos): SOh, Hos
ton Butler NYork 3fs Bolivia, whitebery do Sid Apfo
8, bark J Arthur, Ascough Mexico.
DExARARA March 27-fn port bark Waldo wtgs brig vR
lage Belle, and Saxon, dsg.
For Oosr shippsng News See Ninth Puo<
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Address, -7Sienni3es Meessshaam Goods MAJ. ,.1.s
ufnclured by Pollock Son. 0N Broadway near roufsA
street: also repairing done. Boiling 81.
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tary department prohibiting tho punishment OF crimes
and offences by whipping, maimnR, branding STOCKS.
pilory other corporal punishment 10 In force and
will be obeyed by all persons
of burglary and larceny imposed by the existing Jaws o.
the provisional governments In this military district
abolished Any person convicted OF burglary OF oI hr
ccny, when the property stolen OF the value OF 30 o.
assault and battery with intent 70 KILL or OF any assault
with deadly weapon, shall be deemed guilty OF ielony
and shall be punished by imprisonment at hard labor
for term not exceeding ten years nor less tnsn Two
years. In the discretion OF the court having jurisdiction
thereof larceny when the value thereof IA less tnan
e26, shall be punished by imprisonment ~ naru iaooL
for torn not exceeding one year In the dscreuon Oh
Fyteeng--The Governors Of North and South Carolina
shall authority within their Jurisdictions respect
lively to reprieve pardon any person convicted ana
sentenced by civil court and 70 remit nnes and penal
ties.
Sixteenth Nothing in this order shall DO construed "a
restrain or prevent the operation Of proceedings
bankruptcy In accordance with the acts OF Congress IN
such cases made and provided for with the collection Of
any tar, mpost, excise charge lowed BY authority o.
the United States or OF tho provisional governments
North and South Carolina; but no imprisonment 10
order or sny law Of the provisional government
OF North and South Carolina opsnte 70 deny 70 mino
children or children coming Of ate their legal repre-
scnatives nor 20 suspend 70 them any right OF ac
tion remedy or proceeding aganst sxscutors admins
traitors trustees guardians masters Or clerks Of equi
courts other officers or persons holding hduciar
relation 70 the parties or the subject matter Of the aco
or proceeding
SsyesteenM-Any law or ordnance heretofore q
forco North South Carolina Inconsistent with th
By command Of Major Genera d. n srcRLEs
j. w. CLous Captain Thirty Eighth United States II
fantry, A. D. G. and A. A. A. @.
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CIv,, ,. -ocesses In Certain Cases Ia be Stayed
p....S tion to Heads Of Families Of pro.
n.rsv "a tbs aIae OF S5O0-The Carrying of
Deadly wenpons and the Death Penalty for
burglary and Lareccy Prohibitcd-TheG Gov.
ernors or Nsrsh uad so2th Carolina Author
lied 60 Grant .Reprflvcs or Pardons, and
Remit Fines and PcnaIsses, &c.
M CHARLESTON, s G., April II, 1857.
The following order issued by General Sckss TO.
day m
GENERAL oRDERs-xo TO-
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Sentence Of Murdcrers, kc.
HONOLULU, Feb 20, 1861.
The dread Of drought which has disturbed the minds
OF planters and srazers and in fact, all tho good poo
pe Of Hawaii nei has been dispclcd by copIous rains
Rain gangcs kept here report Sos inches the past eight
days Tho hills back Of the town look green and fresh
while tho valleys are full Of streams.
The government Carsie Of February 13 contains an
exhibit Of business transacted through the Custom
House and by whom. The publication has been fastened
that The Chamber Of Commerce might have facts and
figures upon which 70 base THAR discussions relative 70
tho reciprocity treaty with the United States The vslnc
Of goods and from whence imported viii DO shown BY
,he foiiowpp table -
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A.-Bcr Brown DIscoieynsi:ns, called LED, Mess 81.
pared By PERRY, ~ Bond street. Sold By al druGss
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Window shSxgESws PATTERNS, ISL $50.
srorn sHApis V order. a KELTTs. al BrosdwsA
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-02-06
CAPTURE or JOHN MORGAN.
TUB TRUTH OF HIsToRY.

A correspondent Of the Toledo Blade
brings out the following curious and in.
terestlng fact
"Greenville, Tennessee, is celebrated
for being the town where the notorious
John Morgan was killed. Several items
have crept into the history of Morgans
discovery and death which are untrue :,
and as you arc occasionally pointing out
inaccuracies of history, let me here state
what are the facts of this case On the
night on which John morgan met his
death. he was stopping at the house Of
Mrs. Williams. in Greenyille. Gen. Gil.
lem's brigade was encamped at Bulls Gap
seventeen miles distant. 1t has been
written published throughout the Uni.
ted States that Mrs Williams mounted a
horse and rode to Gen. Gilman's ea1np
and reported to him the Whereabouts Of
Morgan. This is not true. Mrs. W,
was rebel, SO well known and above sus.
picion, that Morgan sought her house as
place Of safety. On the light in qucs.
ton, however, Mrs. Williams was three
miles out Of town, and knew nothing Of
Morgan being at her house, OF of his death,
until 10 o'clock the next day. The saots
are as follows: A negro boy, about twelve
years old, son of negro woman named
Mary kean was captured by SIorgap's
party as they were entering the town, and
lest the boy might give information to
some Unlon men, be was held in custody
several hours, but was finally released,
and went straight TO his mother and re,
ported what he had seen and heard, and
thercupcu black, loyal Mrs. Mary Ksaa,
and not rebel, white Mrs. Williams,
mounted horse and rode seventeen miles
to inform Gen. Gillem Let history see
to it that white rebels do not steal hon.
ors belonging to black loyalistt,"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-02-06

JOSH BILLINGS SAYINGS There ia
phew who hev character enuf to lead q
life of idleness .,G
A puppy always plays with every pup
he meets, but old dogs have but few asso.
ciates.
I When man loses his health, then he
fust begies to take good care of it. This
is good Judgment, this is | .,aat
Most people decline to learn only by
their own experience. And guess they
are more than half right, for l do not
spose man can get a perfect idee Of mo.
lasses candy, by letting another feller
taste of it for him. a..a.
Success in life is very apt to make US
forget the time when we wasn't much. 1t
is just SO with the fog on the jump; he
can't remember when he was tad pole
but other folks can. s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-02-06

YOUNG AMERICA SURpRrsED.-=One Of
our friends was recently blessed with an
addition to his household, which came
/" like thief in the night" The next
morning the happy father took his four
year old boy to the upper room,
to SO the little brother, who;
having never perused Catlin's work
Keep Your Mouth Shut, was quietly
enjoying his first morning nap with bis
little mouth open. All were quietly
watching the elder brother, and desirous
to catch his first observation. With eyes
firmly fixed at the new conner, and with q
couutenanoe showing trouble within, after
a few moments eff silence he defantly ex.
claimed, 81 should like to know who pull.
ed out the baby'steeth, "-Bossoa Trans
crpt. te, s.... p
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-02-06

KISSING A YANKEE TAILoR's WIFE,
William the w. late Kink of England,
when Prince of Wales and during his ser.
vice Oft the coast Of Upper Canada, had
crossed over into the State of Vermont.
He entered tailor's shop, and seeing the
tailOr's wife, an exceedingly beautiful
woman, he without ceremony raviI he'd q.
kiss from the lady. and rcmarked:'
There, now, tell your country women
that son of the king of England has,
kissed Yankee tailor's wife" Unhap.
| PLY for him, at that moment, her husband
the tailor, appeared from the back room.
and being q stout fellow, be gave the scion
of royalty tremendous kick, and
exclaimed: There go and tell your
country men that Yankee tailor has
kicked the son of the king of England"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-02-06
ITWe would also call attention to our new
ELEVATED OVEN COON
ING STOyE, tl Il.
.ciH The ADORE RESERVOIR attached.
THE PIONEER

Which we believe will eventually come into
general use among those Farmers who prefer an
elevated, to low oven cooking Stove. This is
the only elevated oven Reservoir Stove made and
combines all the Improvements, least iron oven
bottom sliding doors &c. jim elevated oven stoves
up to the present time. 1t is warranted against
cracking by fire il is warran ted to bake and draw
well. In fact it is warranted TO give entire sat
isfaction, in every particular. and althougheyc-
nv stove that has thus far been sold has been
sold with the right to retarn if not perfectly sat
isfactory, we nave yet to take back the first
one-We wishall in want of new elevated oven
stove to try one and If after the most ngid test
they should not give entire satisfaction the stove
may be returned, and the purchase money will
be cheerfully refunded.
Our stock OF other stoves include the leading
stoves of the market. Including the stewart,
Woodman, Fireside, Loyal Cook, stranger
Franklin Co. alright, New King OF stoves,
Eathan Allen. Mohican, Victor, Western Home,
and other cooking stoves. Dodges Patent soap
stone stoves. and great variety of Parlor, Par.
lor Cook, and Box stoves, Farmers Boilers &c.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-02-06

Go IT WHILE YOU'RE YoUNe.-"Sally."a
said green youth, in venerable white
hat and gray pants, through which his
legs projected half foot! perhaps more
sally, before we go into this ere Muse
um to sec the Serenaders, l want to ak
you somthin.' "Well, Ichabod, what is
it?' why, you see this ere business
is gwine to cost hull quarter apiece. and
I can't afford to spend SO much fur nuth. +.
in. Now, eff you'll say you'll hav me-
darn'd eff don't pay the hull ont my.
slef. l will !" Sally made non-com.
initial reply. which Ichabod interpreted
to suit himself, and he strobe up two
steps at time, and paid the whole ont.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-02-06

VINO COMMITTED THAT MURDER ?--On
Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Sleeper, the milk
man, discovered, between the residences Of
Deacon Ingalls, and Mr.. John Russ, at
Mcthuen the body Of female frozen stiff.
She was well clad. but had bottle, which
had contained whiskcy, at her side. The
The body proved to be that of Mrs. 10.
anna Murphy. widow of about thirty.
five. with one child about fourteen year.
Of age. She was last seen on Sunday az
ternoon by her sister, and it was found
impossible to get trace of her after tha
until her remains were found. II coulc
not be asccrtained in whose rum.hole sh,
was harbored, or who furnished her tn
poison which sent her into what proved
her sleep Of death.--Lauvenes Ansrton
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-02-06
goetryaa>
THE VOICELESS.
BY OLIVER W. HOLMES.

We count the broken Tyre that rest
Where the sweet waiing singers slumber,
But DER their silent sisters breast; tf.tarr
The wild flowers who will stoop to number
A few may touch the magic string,
And noisy fame is proud to win them l-
Alas for those who never sing,
But die with all their music in them
Nay -grieve not for the dead alone, ~ ..
Whose song has told their hearts sad story,
Weep for the Voiceless who have known,
The cross without the crown of g!oryi
Not where Lieucadian breezes sweep
Der Sappho's memory haunted pillow;
But where the glistening nightdews weep
O'er nameless sorrows church-yard pillow
o hearts that break and give no sign.
save whitening lip and fading tresses,
Till death pours out his cordial wine,
Slow dropped from misery's crushing presses
If singing breath or echoing cord
To every hidden pang were given,
What endless melodies were poured
AS sad as earth, IS sweet as heaven .0