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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

Treating diseases of long sanding.
zee the ii cuars Most rema kablt cures
done by Or. Gra tIee'in this state
during six years.
iia pioneer visit to this county mule than
nsi his expectations, aud this present time he
anticipates a large a,iGilion 10 hts tti,nds and
patients. His 9TH visit To franklin COMFY WAS
marked By greater numbersof patients Than for
merry. All the papers agree that he Ii the ln0sL
u"cessluI and n he only travelling pocior whe
ran re- visit places from month to mon h anu
ear utter year!" The Vergennes paper ,aysl;
,'He is Received with Great Favor by Old and
new patients" New cares are continually done
b. bis treatment, which are needless to publish
he * 80 weIlknow ! he Mayor oil teigenues.
critics July lS'h) lar. Crgbtree, cured him
last spring OF very la cough. ot lolg stand
ing, and BrohChials "a arlh." A lazy (reier :
erence permitte,l cha, had pfoIapsus of Is
yelrs snother with alteration years, Mrs. NJ.
Caie OF Barnet dr0p~y and III ecd liver. Mis-
: inran rcsc'iam ct. years Gates OF
r.cke,s. st, y tiu- fGance DEAFNESS liver and
throat di-eases one OF tumOr OF the neck Il l.2,
inches arouud'it'l NC.
diseases tud nj sight. Ali'cdnruiatiorE 81.
Nrdirine aud aivlcC for to months SlOtuS30
rabtgee gipa' Xp'gience tndbles him to pre-
ssuhe tor MOST case with postivene.s iOr one
e. three Months nhesl Nu'asfhna old hope
trss ca.es treated IL Patients, see signs, and
etm direct 20 ro0ri Any unable 10 call may
contract flr visit a. home, Only honorable
practice foliOwed. 81 wish : month hence
4)f LEARNARD Agent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
harm for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his Farm, located
two miles north Of Morristown CORNERS village.
The said farm contains II 3 acres--and t@0.thirds
CLEARED good sugar oIchard-and The balance
OF woodland cen tanning valuable timber.
GOOD BUILDINGS
Two wells of water ~ III keep 20 cattle. 40
sheep aud team. An orch ID has been planted
anu Is beginning to bear. In fact, it is dcst IA
Bile farm Hay and II, ok will be sold If desired.
For turther particulars cali upon or address TIT
subscriber ADDISON MAI HENS
Morristown, August 20, 1868. 40
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

la the District curt Of The IN tied states FOR
the district Of Vermont. tat
In the matter of Harrison GrIswcd Bankrupt.
In Bank uptcy.- The undersigned, assignee Of
the estate OF said Bankrupt hereby gives doicp
ihal he will sell at public auction on Tuesday
he 18th day Of september. 1853. ~ 10 o'clock.
~ IN. at hi Office in burlington In satd Dsrrict
--certaian mining property belonging to said es'
ates 10 wit
Certificate No /. N. W. Sparta Quartz Lode
tiallalint'0 NJ. T.
Certificate No 3, A. Falls Lode. Edgerton Co.
r.
AlSo snndry notes and accounts due said es'
tate. ttf
lIated'a Burlington I'm said District, the day
of July AID 1868. Nh II II vt
2wt0 Assigtfee
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

Bills. Dsii Heads, Posters and Blanks. Blank
Notes ana Constables Receipts for taxes for
every town in the County, furnished By return
mail.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

lnsthe Uuited states District fdhft. Tor the
iisls ic OF eimt - in The matter u Harrison
urisw0td Bankrupt n,i'anlSrup'cy--lo whom
IL may concern The Undersigned. assign = Of
The estate of sal BANKRUPT. hereby gives notice
that il has been ordered by the District, burt If
lad pi>tli that the second general meeting Of
he eredit0rs OF said Bankrupt be held at Bar.
lnqtan, tn said District on the l5,h day OF sep.
t-mber. a. d 1853 az 10 o'cloek a IN, at the Of
fee of l. l. Lawrence tse ono OF the Regis
lers IN Bankruptcy in sniu lll4trict Tor The pn'-
poses named IN the ~ section OF h. Bank.
'hpt Rtt 81 March ,. 1877: also that have fled
NY account and shall hsk for a discharge from
all liability as assignee of said estate.
Da,ed at burlington in said District the 9th
day of july, a d. 1865. WM n HoYT
lows Burlington, Vt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
4 Rare Chance
an tliaY a Gn0d farlRl!

Being DESTROYS of gosng West offer my farm
tor sale consisting el One Hundred Ycres Of
GOOD LAND, New faidings bath TSf'x4b base
ment story and web furnished tonse 22x3S
story and ahaf mostly inrisked with, sheds to
The same. Aleo yoke of oxen. COWS year
ling h tier, mare and colt. 20 son. hay 70
cord. stove wood in shed an, farming. -
conHi.4og OF pioegh harrow cart chains. DC
ii Is 4ituaIed yithih ~ mile Of -chonlhtu 2
collar lRS hi n clapboard mill, md wi hin
100 rode % the stage road Ieadihg IRON Green
RIVER "a Ci#!tsbnw part Of The purcha'e
'f,hty car rcinan IN mo tgage II 1esiged aid
p segyiJu given Immediately.
,SJEpHEN W. -liEPERp
ii' Byde Park, VI
ltrr intt l.6g iUAi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
THG 81 Ill}2Eats {

DR. CRABrKEE ~, 5. AGAIN VISIT
Camh lIe Brr" sept. IA andl5.
J hnson Wednesday Sept lG
H de PARK FhurslA & Friday II and IS
do' i-yiie %a'ulda! l9 2uj.
stow sept Il IL ~
~stcrnury, Nedn siay %
Montpelier Sept ~ - and 20
ltichm"nd Monday 20.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

tti remit tunnr order7 or 'communSc ltions
relative to the book hjuiti he addressed to the
Merchants l'roiectivc Union. In the Amsncan
Exchauge Bank Building No l2s Buaaway,
(Box 1860 New YORK. t0h3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
Rec. D. II, Beemam, Hgde parh, VI,

81 l'rr purchasing =
a ,
ton"nt lie r&f' a+'p tor 8LoWN GHhNs cEkBr AfED
Ntily SCALE PIANt%
can 20 sSnin
MECHANICS
o. z x
, 1868-04-21
ROSEN0RN.
Translation.
The Ministry ofMe Interior.

The petition from the Colonial Council of
ST. Croix set forth in an Address to Your tx
cellencv dated the oath of last month has by
me been most submissiveIy represented to His
Majesty the King, and His Majesty has been
gracio1sly pleased by a Resolution given in a
Council of State yesterday TO authorize me to
inform the aforementioned Council
"t1at His Majesty's Government, not less
than the Colonial Council, acknowledge the
Importance for the Island of st. Croix to re-
main in its connection with the two other
danish-westindia Islands, and that the Gov
eminent will for the future, the same as has
been the case during the past deliberations
maintain this conviction and not for a mo-
ment lose sight of the interests of st. CroIx'
and
that His Majesty's Government intend by
proper measures to compensate the loss
which ST.. Croix might suffer by a separation
of that Island from St. Thomas and st.
Johns, if this event should take place for a
shorter or longer period"
In acquainting Your Excellency with the
above, I have to request You to communicate
without delay the foregoing Royal Resolution
to the Colonial Council.
Copenhagen the 26th March 1868.
ESTRUP.
, 1868-04-21

bet i en- s%kriftlig Henvendelse til Hr. Gou-
verneuren af 24de f NJ. fremsatte Andragende
fra Colonialraadet for Den ST. Croix err af mig
Observation-Disclosures bleven Hans Majestet kon-
gen foredraget, og har Diet we'd en- igaar i Stats
raadet afgiyen allerhoieste Resolution allernaa-
digst behaget Hans M~ajestat at bemyndiGe mig
til at meddele fornavnte Raad
'at Hans Majestats Regjering, like mindre
end Colonialraadet, erkjender Vigtigheden
for Den st. Croix af at torblive i sin Forbin-
deIse med de tvende andre dansk- yestindiske
Der, og at den for Fremtiden, ligesom under
hidtidige Forhandlinger, vii! holde fast yed
denne Erkjendelse og intet Oieblik table Oen
st. Croix's Tary af Sigte, SAINT
at Hans Majestets Regjering err bet@nkt paa,
we'd passende Foranstaltninger at raade Bod
paa de Tab, son st CroiX MATTE Tide we'd
Oens AdskiIleIse fra st. Thomas og st Jan,
saafremt denne EventualItet for kortere eller
Inngere lid skulde indtr@de
We'd heron at underrette Deres H0iyel-
baarenhed skal ieg have Dem anmodet ON uden
Ophold at bringe denne allerh6ieste Resolution
til Colonialraadets Kundskab.
Ki0benhavn den 28de Marts 1868.
ESTRUP.
, 1868-04-21

o tailor! happily for thee, thou art
consoled for the ingra'ltade of the crowd,
for thou hast my esteem! Every time
pass a %laiIor's shop I feel like throwing
myself at his feet and asking his blessing
but I restrain my feelings. [ can not
ever see a simple j%ourneyman In this
noble branch of human industry, seated
at his board, without wishing to bow re-
specially to the ground before him J.; but
again [ restrain my feelings, for my
poIiteness would be thrown away-these
artists always sit bent over, SO that you
can not see their face
SARTOR REsARTUs.
, 1868-04-21
acknowledgements G.

Wet bekjendtgj6res herved, at if6lg Ind
I'D beretning fra den Kongelige General
consul i Caracas har Districtet Barcelona
giort Opstand mod Regjeringen i Vene-
zuela og har derfor denne under 9de for
rige Maaned erkl@ret hele Kysten at be-
meldte District i BlokadetilStand SAINT
forbudt al Skibsfart paa dens Havne.
Gouvernementet for de Dansk Vestindi-
ske Der, ST. Croix den lode April 1868.
w. BIRCH.
, 1868-04-21
Carl HGttenSeD.
(Translation).
NOTICE.

VT is hereby made known, that accord
a ing to information received from the
Consul General in Caracas the District OF
Barcelona has reyolted against the Gov
ernment of Venezuela, and that Govern
ment has therefore under date of 9th last
month declared the coast of said district
to be in a state of blockade and prohibit
ed all navigation on the ports there.
Government of the Danish Westindia
Islands, st. Croix, April 10th 1868.
w. BIRCH.
, 1868-04-21

worth-and we use this word worth IN
all its acceptations-for at this moment
he scarcely suspects that there IS any
blood in his veins, and you could have
him at YOUR own valuation. But let him
put on his clothing /; as he enters his
pantaloons he feels his pride reviving;
on reaching the vest he begins to raise
his head, and when he once has on his
coat [ advise you not TO tread on his toes,
especially if the coat is a new one. Ma
poleon understood this so we'll that he
used the greatest care in the choice of his
soldiers dress. He knew perfectly well
that he could make a hero of a %paltroon
only by replacing his shabby blue blouse
by a hussar's Jacket of scarlet and gold.
Give a shining pair of epaulets 10 a sorry
private, and directly you have a dashing
grenadier or a staggering light horse
man.
The sumptuary laws in France, which
formerly forbade the lower classes to
wear certain ornaments reserved for the
nobility alone, were admirably designed
to promote the interests of the mobiles;
for these unhappy wretches were degra-
ded most of all by their dress, and nobill-
ty disappeared from the country on the
day that every one was at liberty to wear
a dress coat or rather on that day every
one became noble. For this it was only
necessary to have twenty-five dollars
what do | say? to have credit with his
tailor for twenty-five dollars.
Lastly, it is phiIantrOpic. This does not
need elaborate demonstration. [ I'M
wrong in merely calling this noble pro-
fession phiIanthropic. | should say that
it is the only one that is philanthropic.
What does the tailor do during the
whole course of the year? how does this
model phiIanthropist employ his time?
Do you think that he spends it in making
speeches and eating turtlc-soup in New
York In favor Of missionaries In the Can
nibal Islands? Do you think that he
passes it in inventing some new dish, by
the aid of which those who are tired of
life can succeed in bidding it adIeu in q
week? No, gentlemen. Nevertheless,
should he give himself up to this hack
neyed philanthropy, honors, orders, and
decorations would be showered upon
him, and he could live in the eyes of the
world with his virtue wrapped like a
cloak around him. But, compared with
the tailor, all these trumpery phiIanthro-
pists are as sounding brass and tinkIing
cymbals.
What does he do All, before reply
ing, permit to wipe away a tear Of emo
ton which threatens to overflow my left
eye, and which might make me squint in
answering-a thing disagreeabIe both to
you and me. What does he do ? You
doubtless know St. Martin, or at least
you have heard your friends speak of
him consequently, you are not ignorant
that he was canonized in his time, and
placed in the Calendar of the Saints for
having given half of his cloak to a poor
devil whom he met on his way. | do not
pretend to depreciate the merit of this
deed but does not the tailor, therefore,
deserve to be doubly cannonized, for he
not only gives half a cloak entirely gratis
to a host of poor devils, but a whole over
coat, often accompanied by a coat, vest,
md kroooLoo AL - 10 not $50 44Lo4
, 1868-04-21

nET bekjendtgj6res herved at Re
~ partitionen i Dctailhandler c..
Julius Hansens Fallitbo vii blive
fremlagt i en- Skiftesamling, som vii
bIive afhoIdt Onsdagen den eide
Mai 1868.
Christiansteds Skifteret, st. Croix
dep l4de April 1868.
G.. SaraUW.
, 1868-04-21

The contents of the foregoing Royal Resolu-
ton must afford a convincing proof to all, al
though scarcely any one cherished a doubt in
that respect, that the future welfare of st.
Croix forms the subject of earnest solicitude
with His Majesty and His Majesty's Govern.
ment, and that They have never lost nor never
would lose sight of the very natural object for
the wishes of the inhabitants here, so forcibly
set forth in the Colonial Councils address to
His Excellency the Governor, dated gath Feb
ruary. We may therefore feel satisfied that if
a separation of St. Croix from the 2 sister ISL
lands should take place in consequence of the
Convention Of oath October last year, an event
which is, however, still uncertain, that would
only be owing to political relations, which the
Home-Government have necessarily had also to
take into consideration, and that the Govern
ment will do all in Their power that such sepa-
ration should be of so short duration as pos
sible.
, 1868-04-21
THE AVIS"
gtriatiau9te6, 81, groiz.
TUESDAY, 21sT APRIL 1868.

In the Colonial Councils meeting yesterday
His Excellency the Governor informed the
Council that he had received an official despatch
from His ExceIlency the Minister of the Interior,
of the following contents
Mdenrigsmin1Steriet
, 1868-04-21

No cases of Cholera having appeared in st.
Thomas since the 25th of last month, the Gov
eminent have made several changes in the hith-
erto existing neutrality-suspicious. for st.
Croix in regard to the communication with the
sister-island. All sorts of goods may now be
imported here, after being cleared out at the
C~ustomhouse at St. Thomas, and no special
permission is required, as hitherto the only
exceptions are bedding and worn garments and
some few other articles but no goods dam
aged by sea water will be permitted to be I'M
ported here, unless thoroughly washed before
they are shipped in St. Thomas. so that they
carry no scent whatever.
, 1868-04-21

His Majesty's Screw-C Corvette "Dagmar,"
Capt. Krieger, left Christiansteds harbor on
Sunday last the 10th inst. s o'clock a. M. for
La Guayra. She is expected to return to these
Islands in about a fortnight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-14
ApDUcatIOn for Patent.
Sotice.-No. lao.
U. s. REGISTERS OrTICE

-
CARsoN CRY, New, November 10th. 1853. {
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN american Mining Company, by Williams d
Rixler. attorneys, have this day filed In this OF.
hce a diagram, together with q notice OF appli-
cation fora Patent from tho United States. under
Act OF Congress. approved July aGth, 1886, for
1858 feet Of u certain vein or lode OF quartz or
other rock In place, bearing gold. silvcr, copper.
and Other metals, formerly known AZ the North
American Mining Company's claim, and now as
the American Mining Conpany's claim, situate
In Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County.
Nevada. being the same vein or lodo developed
In the works OF tho oyermpn Mining Company,
adjoining II on the North, and lying between the
southern and northern boundaries dellncated on
the diagram, and described as follows, to-wit {:
The southern line commences ut stake No. ].
marked NORTH American Company, south
line" located In American Flat, at a point about
onc.half mile northeast Of the Bay State mill,
and about scycnty.fve (75) feet east OF the Amer.
lean Flint road, and runs $500 E passing through
a cedar bush In small raylne) and n 80 W (pass.
Ing through q stake located on road, marked
North American Company, south limo" The
northern line COMMENCES al stake No. 2, marked
North American Company, north limo, located
at tho Uncle Sam boarding house. said point
bearing from stake No. I n 800 Z 2,56S feet, this
distance being the amount claimed on tho lode,
and runs 3 $40 E passing through q stake At 200
nv, north iino,") and v $40 W (passing through
a stake at 100 feet distant, marked North
American Company, north line") At q monu.
mcnt OF stone (marEed PIT Of reference on plat
located n $50 4 sos feet from stake No. !, the
southwest corner of Soc. 9 Y. IA N, II. q I,
bears s 40 ~ W a,893 foot distant. Nj. Lincoln
bears S 4So 30 r, and the smoke stack Of the
Bay State mill bears 8 $40 30 W. The extent Of
said vein or lode cannot be asccrtained by actual
measurement, but sald vein or lode Is bounded
on each side by the wall Of the same, and the
amount Of ground contained between the given
end lines and the uniscertaInod walls OF said
vein or lode. IA estimated a. 30 acres. Said
claim IL more particularly described In the notice
and diagram posted In this 0fico and on the
claim. WARREN 7. L0CKHART,
nolS.Q0d Register,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-14
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 14S.
U, s. RroI,rIn's OFFICE

cARsoS Crrr. New. November 9th. 1898.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ Globe Mining Company, by y. II. A. Mason.
superintendent. have this day nlcd In thisofhce q
diagram. together with a notice Of application
for q Patent from the United States. under Act
OF Congress, approved July %, 1865, for 1.6o0
feet Of q certain vein or lode Of quartz or other
rock In place, bearing gold, silver. copper, and
other metals. commonly called and known a the
Arizona Lode and Globe Mining Company's
claim, situated In the Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey County, Nevada. Said claim Is described
~ follows, to-wIt Commencing at q stake get
on summit Of ridge about one-fourth Of Q mile
northwest Of the OWE OF American Fiat, At
which point Mt. Lincoln bears 8 $50 10 E: Gran.
ito Quarry west Of Rigby's mill bears s 18o ~
W. The Y section corner post on the Weft Inc
Of Sec. ct. 10 ". X. 81 E. bears B $40 3gB SSa
feet distant thence running y $50 1H' Icy
iect TO stake set in deep raytne; thence : q.
~ E 100 feet: thence n $50 49, Z 1900 feet /;
thence N $40 ~ w 100 feet to place OF oeg,n-
ming. containing seven and thirty.ionf ,nore
dredths q A.l00 acros. Said claim y moto
particularly described In the notice ana diagram
posted In this once and on the claim; pr
Ma ood Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-14
Application Tor Patent.
Notice No. Id.
U. S. REaIsrER's OyrIcE.

D.. ~ ~ kSNA AAN W f
CARSON CRY, Neyadn, October o. 1868.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN Bacon Mill and Mining Company. by A.. r.
Head, President, have tlis day filed In this Office
4 diagram, together with notice OF application
for q patent from the United Statc~. Under Act
OF Congress approved July %, 1876. for ID feet Of
a certain vein or lode Of quartz, or other rock In
place. bearing gold, silver, copper and other
metals. commonly called and known HI the Com.
stock Lode and Bacon Mill and Mining Com
pany, situated In Gold Hill Mining District.
Storey County, Nevada. Said CHIN l. bounded
the north BY tho Bowers Company. and on the
south by the J. d. Winters i Co. Company. and
IL more particularly described rs follows. to wit:
Commencing at Post No. y. which II situated
south $40 cast distant sex: feet from the south
east corner Of the Imperial and Empire shaft
running thence ID south 80 ~ west 20 feet 10
Post No. 10; thence ~ north 80 VI west 1858
feet thence Cd north so 81 west ?i.S3 feet:
thence ~ north SQ.aD west II IS feet thence ,5)
north $40 ~ west 52l.T feet 10 Port No. %:
thence o. north 30 ~ east 70 feet To Post No.
g: thence IA south $40 90 rn.t i?i.I feet
thence (S) south ~: ~ cnst a. - feet thence o.
south $40 d. east aI.S3 feet: thence lO) south
80 20 cast 1868 feet TO the place Of beginning.
containing 0.i4 acres. more or less. Bearings
expressed from the true meridian. magnetic va.
Ration 100 IL cast. Said claim Il more fully lie.
scnbed Ia the notice and diagram posted Ia Ibis
office and on tho claim.
WARREN T. L.oCKHARr. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-14
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