davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-08-18
DISEASE 0E THE H1.4lnn
SY PH1LI&.

t1 s1so h.d E7tsdy cure for SYPHILIS.
Y remedy p:ep'Fe- caiy for oua 1>ease
- Il hAs neFcz hten Inowc 10 sa:f,
- Nc.fea s-ettAy +nG ettectlA:!r,
s1 It cosr no: xe1::!n particle Of Aer,.r7
- II requires 60 charge Of diet.
!. III: Agttcsbls to th. tkstr.
taiAtc Hltn sJkhil:s. lnJ Of the dsea e
!. eatAiII ta31.c ri :cs 81 cul2t. It is n-a-
sIA FL ih pstsct Et,oe ol nhTsic,su ol larxe
pIHcH oY a Tp,t Eo,,o asnr'1E sA6I:FAcToEr EvI.
Enid s. EN- " 1pr'ts en- rtcet.t of price.
T1lo oJ s.:t6ke yc1yWhesc ASk tor sVcteah1s
SvppF1lIcc SvppFF7c6 !: mesy." Sold n Chicayo by y. +.
~ LIE Wholesale at Astai Agent 20 Teit oi.
3f..s. u n
, 1864-08-18

80 rcor1U1: xoITNs Or 1oxxa
7TTyT1 -. .Auh. AEa2s Is ao3EB,
s,;t3s's G;t9NsTlTnT1GS ra lrg sThUP purz H. t1r.s
moving tho Bad Brcath, and curiar ~ Ws.t 9.
a. M aann1ses = f1zs .aes he uo 81 cssas
cusEs t.a Teeth q crcaly Il eyss e117 III s9s
, 1864-08-18
DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND ACuE KILLER

This Medicine Will cure ASuo and
Fever, Eu mb Ague. ChIlls I'D Fever.
Int rn1tttent and Rcmittent FeverE.
and every form of fever Incident -
the West,
, tr; Esste:ly'A Fe7er and Agre KNler Il War.
tRANIED TO CURE and II It FAILS the money vim
ne 7s:q5 Cd 20 5ae purchaser If u.ed directed.
e For atlc at uK. K, EApTERLY CD.4 ran,,1v
Aeolc.ne Store. 20 Madison et.. Chlc8go, III.
, 1864-08-18

H!tnoas due nou1tshment HES pnl.cs wane,
The blood Erows thin md da.lness clouds TIE bxes-
But this Elixir s2tA the system right,
4 6eod digestion walts On Appetite"
, 1864-08-18

Ana 81 otne dimcu1ttes OF this Enc Ehfas - n,.
re outEsrd appearance n both n.si.s
o1tSn mhaxrE them dt5zrsttnx ohfnns e
, 1864-08-18
CHT1LS AND FEVER.

Damp, cold. exposure to ma1arlou4 fox,
Bring On Of Ills fearful catalogue;
But Int"Enitsants wnatso'cs llets kIad.
Hos:et:es's Bitt~E5 beatte: ~ Tue wind.
, 1864-08-18
DIR. SANDEIsSs
THREE Minute SALVE.

IR1h Salve Will ermanently remove
and cure C0rns. Warts. Ioles. Ring.
worm and Tocthaehe In from three
to ten mlnuteE.
WY TiIl Foo fudeE the ezctuciat1ng and torment
SURE REAkpY Is offered Tou for h Low FIT FhTr5
0i 50 cents per BOTTLE. ~ " AAAe@S
j, E4 E.r sale Ut DR. EA5TERLY8 Family Nedfefne
Au{-u1A8 1GrT e&TN 9f ~AAS4eo'
, 1864-08-18
NERVOUSNESS.

EIRTous pXp1r1TT, Ioas ~ ,,-
bHA1I1EHb , NKKTEy. GOV vrsr1y
81. TI1uA' DAHu1. xrrLFpsT@ " IaouaaS5.
~ VI aaYe suffered fo- Fearr r.4 W..
g. tne aA5 On Thica they read sheze Uqes. PsrtenEE
N inastr shis 55fe, WcnA1 VIII this medicine @orz
Ado2o Which fclfI nexe tt2a Il prcraj.sS seHs2 %
, 1864-08-18

s1R CENTS 70 SAVE o5 DOL
ger LAH*.-aeEtrsa'. Coacc.t-a.cs r.1--s-a -
xxes s1sn5; S s'e:ss ssott ee Dsisns,, az c;ea1s
g e .: nessts: So 5e:T :S, r EGkaS
e D1L1aHTFTI ;:oRni 4 akD si.,n.,,.
.;UNIc--Eesens1 q Get tordtkl EI1n Il Sa3s.1s s
'!as q III Peruvian s.tk II st s:eeabtt tsReI' 7
wh - 10 md vs1stle 7oate IN al csses 1;
Ptss-st sss rss:s6la eor,is, III ~ !;
q meah iatuIc. noN bT 0r1aeists HR;FHEa + LET y
:-ga G9G1; # and gEEE:.s:s Es7 szE %AE
:koESus: ,Eo:-oe5:slr and lnmecis:s cu1e Hese.
:aEEb s6eNnfttad p:AHnHz ReHcdv hsl tce- uia3
E!tk aa1s4ak Euccc4t knce thu Cno1e1a .e.i N q,
,sa s341 snG.s aes1 I'll qIl. IS t~ET5.
r 1z,sts sod Druksss s. NV TcsE. rod hy Al, H..
IT'D eE.l II EER1kts liz United Kt,.tss teihesi -
, 1864-08-18
CoIEute.s Honey Soap,

Ih:1 et:ab-a;ed TOILET suAt. IN sEca Erl7ersal
te's1Id. nAde 1on the caoicest nnter!as O. i mig
EXTREMITY bene rcal L. its acioI u7or the sslh Foz
sale by AL DrEcEisr E11 FanCT G1a,.a Dct!c-E.
tk.SL TELL T4.tAI-IE
, 1864-08-18
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Cures all SWELLING Of the Gisd,.

.heni+ q t1esE:ea. Nse< OF Eaza,e B,es:s. s7a
thns 1s ss9ea e sooE 40 TIT sEcili2y il detHo
81 otcTs e. soiss so6 % ss
T. tVe1W s1.s1 poTuon Of tho Community, frR "a
apes E seIotsnns TEN q xhioh dsps
ssc2ysr b taking few doses * tao lila s sox
b11,tr sfsoG1f passoas as1srrx ro eesefI u<,
a199s: sodomsn and sSs fe.sals% % Egop1 g & 81
HsMns ttnn M W. @MomG, gehsr3lT .ccozapan1ed Tfth o
Psai3 cufsd By Constitution LNs Syrup. Ths aa1a@
remove entirely. The remedy should b. faf1X1 - F4s
te: N q!s.ate Is exceedingly ehsunc re-.
fort. "4saonE a131& r.
swelling of other slands Of IL bod7 ri ~ rs -
plessE TSonesa of e. T.hert rs7c-cz to tha knts 4
,Eplleptc Fits, Sympathetic or Organic p,s.ssase e<
the aeaft - pslpitatfon, Dh:ase Of tbs VTes. 1s%
Cnss Hsd nf,1. 81 ths ,1ss.!ons Or 81:
Life SJrup. - ~~"AeeSA*z&
, 1864-08-18
REEUMATISM.

[AE1a1r1I1.1 xxrH,raY. ,.-
LUNHAao, amaT1Ts 51ol.
-; y thefe = ~ dlzea4a In WHICH tia conrt,,..-
rayd soye1e13n, It ts IL Rheus aim ast II
sasfehis sst
ICED CAsss, chronic Of Ttcsrion1s ~ = axa e.
xtAnat2z, haze bee2 c1-ed b. us VI ~ " ~ 1asc4
, 1864-08-18

hoa through ths world through every c,i1.z:e rsaz.
aere Is the anttdoie 'gainst every change;
Water Impure it terPess, and inurcs
Asn TO all lEre.saips In all temperatures.
, 1864-08-18

4 REVOLUTION II MEc:::css11e,
"a &c; aFfss4 aesss5 = .sssa
fsS9f;ts5y S7t:s s9Esd Il f:E es1: e .a4
saa seie9nae 70 eu1ss Vhiea lava No psfsis4 s q
'5sS 81 asa|aas !. gsen.s. b It t.; seat Of 81,
5hese Nho hAve au1arse lcnx ron painful IA D.
=. .Tnoss ~ d.1e v.nl, sought sau.t fsax as~s,-
! T5ose Tso cssaot b cured bY otaez pa1uex=e
Ire iarited to oRr Constitution ufs Sxz.
Pa;
| Ve1e eTsr eRcouatesed b1 - Kefox1e1s. 4
RAPlDITY OF CURE.
sS5s s 9s.i4 c1z:, too xsts
s%nlz b sarsd o7 shs aV f:ospssss - Rsasss
i Tsis IL cur reply: -.
a.ss T. Il M ST. Hsss @
o o?s ss.ss gss VEL e. II sss1e
helauce Of tho acals.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP,
R1ys s .as ID IRfs34s F Eea:ay 1o5
zKsKF 81 s5 = s. 4Ds1SsaalIte1y D1ssAszs as
PARALYSIS.
FA1ALxg13 AaITAyR.
55 + T. IT. eEI4 ssc114s sed tnas
i;s;s:s ss u "a as efss q; 3
DYSPEPSIA
WEtaaT At sToXAcu. aILIocsYTa4
ooas14I11os. aarn4aaH Rh2r rs Psa.11; = 19;.r,,
SCROFULA
: s5.: szsss9a.a ~. srzr11zs.. 5H1ssE11. 7Hs: II.
u1Gx.AT1ox. M ALT aMUX.
with h'e III e q and
Es
EEUMATIsM.
IHn5aa5 [4515aE1'.1 zzu.41s1A. SOFT.
a91s I Il ;o4e1si4s a1sf:s Il Xnss r ~
.f's1s esa .e
NttofA&t9Q-en0fUpu
.@e@. ESses, calonle Or Ttc8stouE, of ID a. :. 3Ne
aaYe bed2 c1-ed b. III. " S@4
NERVOUSNESS
= 11aroUa p1a1LITL. Ioas or rowsx,
= TrrTs, ~ Eos5bs1oH Or TNouaXX5
.Ih3ola1dH Mro aaye suffered fo- v.,,r ,-, ,x
~ anI On Ehlca they read kheze Uues Pa arH.,fE%.t
= resA su1S[tuk #cRAd Will this ynrdIc3ra e4
i tlee s1lHagle ep!easlcH-dlfGcIny n Air Gots+aS{
o''' WHICH 1Et2o mort tt2a II prczaitaS. 80
Mercurial Diseases,
aLlrAr7o1, xo,r,.r
Ap COMPLEXION. lCT1 ~ 114kA
H4AtHas = " H1AAI14Eas pErR1ss!Qx or SYrxT@-,
llFE 9YKuP ourys n. <~s4-
asifel9 nom ~ tbs sEu efects q HEkf1fTPT{ss
o9 tnK tno bad tsrcath and curing tas West 49,
~ ifatu1a0c F4iEa which she uso of Ee3n9ts ii
xe M q pF2o1en. Il attdt11 72oaEs Errs *41re
let sA-3 19ea1 q EScl1 "a ay.:,
Constitution Life Syrp
, 1864-08-18

UtTKAK ERAMTY. OR PRY-
81 GEOLOGICAL REsEARCHEe, s1culd bs 1eae
: e1H7eeaT. T Essts on. an6 sncEs hg*, tAe ey.;
'k!2lE1Ror Ek5 b sr5vefted with sure method o.
?s II: m:,ria ge Ft2k- Sold Is b. d. 4. HAsROW,
5a.,sa ,Msssc5 * ,el,se. Sew, rex fiee = cs1
T4t e A1ndoliz s1.et, CAicaG o. II s.Ee, pf sIMo.
s7te:f, oeort1. II, :, A' ~" da3i.tg ~"
, 1864-08-18
Nnpar1ncIsttp.

0hSoLU11ON.-The co pa1t5er
IL sttp he7sfGinre sxtttre uncer thu rama =,
:lu'aA one6nt N1 0te1Sa'e Gu ~
ChiosEo, AuG 18th, 1864.
.,..,s,a.,v T. T; HAR3AcH,
: 'TO.PARTNERSHIp. Tho m.
dsxr1gued have this day foruet a eo r.-+1o.
:A:p IN Me NAME ana Ft5te oi u. KRfE4I1 d ca
Besf aA& Fsrk Packers, Provision D-1less an9 can.
1aftstun Merchants.
Chicago, 4HZ. IS, 1861 y. kR1F1V.
nult-QAzt4w C. n. .kktEG9
nIFSOLUTION.- The co ps,t
~ Huthtp heratofore e1stirE between the Sub.
kIihs<1 1ndtS the urn II DICKINSON d H03ME3,
= L1aa aAy citsolved hy mutual eonstnt. kither
p8trsT q eHtbor73ed to e1sn the ntu1e of the late
-En In liquidation, 4. z. DICKINSON,
O. <. H,'SAER-
ChlG1ks Aug. 15th. 1854. AuI6o99t-2t
, 1864-08-18

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Z or CHICAGO
Eou7hWer ce?n-r Lake and Clnrx.G.s
Gh-F1Ta1. paid In. 5000. 600.
Y. A1EEH, President,
g. z. 3EA:a7kp. Cnstier.
, 1864-08-18

ULCERAHITN DISEdSBg I

3A1AUQW
/ .. ........-.
Or 5sa15. no rsse ~ 49, 1SEz1e sp.1s Forshas3
sas ssq2s s vs s1.aS ssa mots
Ho- In n,,ea.,s a, Tho --~'@ 20"
D7zhess f1dtoeaL 81 ias Lyef fiTnk rise to LanKaaK
~ ~ - ~ ~ 54mach utcafEs
Tth bSeni11 ~ @ o. ths organ. sccopaa3
rr1ieved ~ IL. " aIRieaEant sEEcton1. W1U "a
, 1864-08-18
DYSPEPSIA.
SCROFUIA.

ET1TKA. -ass
GLANOUIAH xWxILIEes xuY1rTA1
DICK2ATIoN. s1Ir aE1MS
IIhle taant (HKHfnIf4K1 and AcquI1 xn>, rufaf TIA
noa ntsetz' IL By al usaa! medical reN9*3
, 1864-08-18

Dessfated DtEtstt47y Of fho United S'atts.
CAPITAL PAID Uf S15U,0O0.
Prtt' !cn:, i D.SUTTHAn Ca.h.er, " B. FI.naR
n.RzcTo2s:
SAhrEf. HANNA, I'D NU7TMt~
J0nS EtFF. Il. s, EYaN1
fbE{, TSEn 5;1lY 55;11lEn;Y1EcER. ~: F!?Ask.
4. D. BR&NDKiFF.
Ints aans fsEde1s rs services in makpg Co.leettoas
Eoilee'1cns viii mBtt with PROMPT attention and
Chicago or Pittsburgh. jy74nEql.f.n
, 1864-08-18

TIKAsCxY DEF4ITXxNT.}
HAsH1HToN, jung H. 1854.
?, syiaesee pressatsd iha
4scaa1ieE' National Bknk q EhicaEo. In tue Cis1 q
Ln1Gato n ne County Of Cook and 6tstc OF u!i1Q,
as = 1sox'do of ths N.t. At GoskIsts eaSa
1lsdse 9l United States bondt and to provide ios iha
issI issIaqa sa a3d S ssde9P:ion tAesee approvad Jnre
ssa9 Ast se}ulled 70 be COMPLIED S1th befoso eom
EnYa me on:lAe4e q R9REin9 n1d:r ta!d Act.
Eess q !9s Currency % hereby Certify tass Ihe
h;r. r. 81 SeAk Ct CHICAGO, tn tbs City ot
nne n1sIsd to commence the bnslness Of SaaEaS
s~3 II tesitmony whereof, witness my hand
3skA1- 1Sd seal Of Office tnla twenty eight day o{
, 1864-08-18

+ f1tCaEO, 5U xf,lN.zIU.S *
- QUifcF kAIAnoen COMPANY. sa.es ot
nsstl29 e 9 acss- ana the uader which
'Ae eeNe EIi DC .s5u2d 70 cGNmencc Aug. lst 1864
nm
, 1864-08-18

Who has not felt how fcebly words essay
The Qualns one feels ou ahlpbonzd to portray
Dread them no mora defy old yeptru.'a ppu.5.
The Htsers cure tha nausea IN an hou.
, 1864-08-18

BROKEN CONSTITUTIONS
The constitution tried By pain or ca1e,
oF Wild indulgence, is not past repair;
ILLS genial Tonic, al the healthful dcvz
Chicken FareAed herbs, lu waited Eey .eaeaa
, 1864-08-18

aemenber, too. h1cEteut root and herb
Arc oiens with those that relaxation cprp
In this rarc mixture: give this fact due ve,xs,
Tha: While tile Bitte1s tone, they regulate.
, 1864-08-18

SssansnnE TOD lndta7oMt.on to K1e1Hc4x I&er r,
pisssss psnaness e. v,soa. Dry. HsE sEn trx e ~ 8
GI9unteaaace I and LaaSitude OF iha M1sc9.r a1sa
~ ~ HS4a1fe INC ad Of Tie CoF8TII UTiQa' iSn
, 1864-08-18

Why not With al the oplates dispense,
Thas shakes the nerves and paralyze the sense,
When these rare Bittcrs soothe both mind and tr.y.
Inviting tsth to Yield to slunbe.s claina?
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-27
PLEASANT VOCATION.

The following, from a Philadelphia pa
per, though not very good, suggests wba
might boz
wish was an Editor,-
l really do. indeed
1t seems to me that Editors
Get everything they need.
They get the biggest and the best
Of everything that grows,
And get in free to circuses,
And other kinds of shows.
When mammoth cheese is cut.
They always get slice,
For saying Mrs. smith knows how
TO make it very nice s-..
The largest pumpkin, the longest, best.
And other garden stuff,
Is blown into the sanetum by
An editorial puff; e.a.
The biggest bug will speak to them,
No matter now they dress
A shabby coat is nothing, If
You own printing press. .. .
At Ladies' Fairs they are almost hugged
By pretty girls who know
That they will crack up everything
The ladies have to show !.
And thus they get blowout free ...
At every party feed,
The reason is. because they write
And other people read.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-27
Business Garas.
Hotels.

Hotels.
NORRlsvILI.E HOUSE, Morrisville, VT, X.
fl o. Spaulding, proprietor. The proprietor
hopes to be able to make the traveller feel at
home. IF
EREEN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Wolcott VT,
" K DAY. proprietor. This heuse has been
fitted up and additions and Improvements made
during the last season. so that the proprietor
feels confident that he make the traveller feel
at home.
MERICAN HOUSE. Hyde Park, VT, j. A.
I Child, proprietor Horses and carriges for
60 veyance to any part of the country always in
readiness Also horses and carriges to let. lo
VILLAGE HOTEL, Hyde Park. VT, J. /.
Nesmth, Proprietor.
ULLAGE HOTEL Waterbury Vt. Jeremiah
Brown, proprietor. ...
si.MuRE POND HOUSE, Elmore VT, A. W..
L. Averil, proprietor Conveyances to any
part Of the county ON short notice.
. MEXICAN HOUSE, st. Albans Vt, s. G.:
n rieid, proprietor. ID
Den HU! ST. Eden Mills, .vt.,G W. Deno,
J. proprietor oo =
,RAnB' 'kGH HOUSE. hasbuigh VT, by r..
". -.hye. Stages leave hi, house daily f0rall
sal,way .satiun-. Horses and carriage, to let. 81
;JBBa,..'S HOTEL, Wolcott, VT, Justus
Il iubaei, proprietor, on the stage road to
tiA.bugh On, eyanc' TO any part OF the coun-
~ IN hort uJCice a
ZEN HUiEi., Eden oiners, VT, }. Har-
:. Iin,,pn proprietor. Good Accommodations
tor nan III beast
,uJ)a.R.i'. : HU fEi., stowe lower Village)
u yb., D. Ioodrich. proprietor AZ
t'N,uAj,k HOTEL. West Albany, VT, A. b.
\ shepard, Proprietor 30
,NAGLE HUrEL, by H. P. Seeger Cambridge,
L. B0fo'., Vermont. Az
iTOTEL, Albany centre, Vermont, W. How
Ill ard Proprietor. Ths is a good place to stop;
once knew dinner for fonr, with a good cup OF
tea got up in ten minutes. Ed ~
,,rESTUvER'S HOTEL. Waterville. VT. s..
" b. Westover, proprietor. ..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-27
"QuOcumque me Fortuna ferat, IbO hOspes.n

woodmen's huts, occasionally struggling
farmhouse, or little village, where the
shore was of such nature as to admit
of landing place for the river boats.
To-day the bluffs are on the Wisconsin
shore and the low wood lands arc on the
Minnesota side The bluffs are leaning
over which makes them look more bleak
and cheerless than otherwise.
Yours, LAMoILLE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-27
Tailors.

n. WELLS, merchant tailor. Waterbury,
n W. dealer in the best broadcloths, doeskins
cassimeres, vestngs, tailors' trimmings custom
Ready made clothing Gents furnishing
Goods. &C., 6raments made in the most ap-
proved manner, and warranted to fit. 30
~ II. MILAN, fashionable tailor johnson w.
Vt. All work made by him will be done in the best
lyle and warranted to fit. Cutting done for
theirs to make Terms, cash on delivery.
9 N. TRACY, fashionable tailor. johnson, Vt.
O,Work done to order on short notice Cutting
done for others TO make. All work warranted 2S
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-27
Written for the Newsdealer.
FROM THE WEST.
STEAMER CLARA HINE, Miss
River, March 9th. 1864. (

Mr.. EDIToR:-lf your ever have occa-
sion to 60 up the Mississippi River BY
steamboat. be sure ard not embark on one
of tie early boats of the season, unless
you wish to c annoyed by the discomforts
which have betallen your correspondent
for the day past.
arrived at Lacrosse yesterday morn
in dense fog which continued to enshroud
rs in its gloom till nearly noon. Took
passage on board this boat, which | Was
tuld Was first class craft. bound for Lake
Pepiu. that being the northern limit of
navigation on the river at this time.
On going aboard found it crowded with
passengers of all grades and classes, in.
cluding soldiers and officers, "a gcodly
number of whom you will now meet in
public conveyances ofall kinds.) emigrants
with their families, business men. and
young men just coming to this country to
seek their fortunes. ...-.
The boat has poor accommodations for
tor % passengers, and we had on starting
yesterday morning more than 100. We
started from LaCrosse ut 8 a. M, yester-
day, and at the same hour to-day have
made the remarkable distance of sixty
miles in "a bours,-two and half miles
per hour--not quite as fast as man
would walk the same distance We
have been moving all the time too. except
the time spent III discharging passengers
and freight at the different towns on the
way.
The cabin is on the upper deck, and
that part 'priated to the men, is also
used for the dining hall, smoking room,
reodiDg room, card room, sc.
Having as MANY passengers as can be
accommodated at the tables at four times,
those who are fortunate enough to sit at
the last ones can have their meals spiced
with plentiful supply of tobacco smoke.
from all grades of cigars and pipes, from
the costly meerschaum to the filthy clay
of the whole winters service. The ac-
commoda'ions for sleeping are upon an
equally extensive and comfortable plan.
there being eight single berths for at
least seventy-fve persons. consequently
when one was tired of standing. there
being at no time chairs nor seats suficien,
for all at time, hH was obliged to camp
down on the floor of the cabin or on the
freight bags outside with no covering ex'
cept the cloudy canopy or starry decked
heaven" .8o
We have now some twenty miles to &C
to reach my destination, with the refec'
,ion of spending the day with the miserie'
of the Cla a Hine. instead of quiet Sab
bath with my friends as | anticipated.
| have occupied so much space about
the Clara Hipe, two petty a name, BY
the by. for SO poor boat that have ne
room for other matters. '.f d, f.. as
The scenery at this season is not al
pleasing as it is later IN the year Dur
ing yesterday the shofes on the Mime
sofa side Of the river were manly com
posed of steep bluffs and rocky precipices
with an occasioal farmhouse or wood
choppers cabin, while the Wisconsin side
was mainly low, heavily timbcred land
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-27
Attorneys.

,yT H. II. KENFIEI.D, attorney and counsel
J lor at law, and solicitor in Chancery, Wa
tervile. Vt. Particular attention given to the
collection of all claims against the Government.
including pensions, bounties, back pay. DE. ~
brigham IL. &.WATERMAN, attorneys at law.
ID and solicitors in Chancery. Hyde Park, vt.
Particular attention given to the collection OF
all claims against the Government, widows in.
valid, and other pensions, boupties, back pay,
DC. WALDO BRIGHAM, GEO. L. WATERMAN. 40
" W. HENDEE, attorney and counsellor at
VI. law and solicitor in Chancery, Morrisville.
Vt. Office in Masonic building. 81
M O. HEATH, attorney and counsellor at law
vi. and solicitor in Chancery, Cambridge, Vt.
Particular attention given to the collection of
military claims, including pensions and bounties.
Terms reasonable. Office at Jefiersonvile.
BOWERS & GLEED, attorneys at law and So
| licitors in Chancery, Morrisville,Vt (Ofice
formerly occupied by Hon. T. Gleed.) H. H. POW
ERS, P. X. GLEED.
ID F. PARKER, attorney and counsellor at
III. law. Wolcott, Vt. Particular attention
given to collecting all kinds of military claims.
Having an experienced agent and attorney in
Washington, y. c.. am prepared to procure pen
sons. bounties. back pay, &c, on reasonable
terms.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-27

A grand crash is predicted for New
York at an early day or hour; and as
the metropolis is the country's heart, no
doubt the effect will be felt throughout the
nation. Goods have been run up to prices
SO high that it has become absolutely
necessary to stop sales, or to sell at
less than ccst,--and in either case
the business is bad one. Some big
failures have taken place, and more are
expected. The banks have lost much Of
their gold, and may lose more Look
ont for storm !
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-27
c. A letter from the cavalry regiment

O. A letter from the cavalry regiment
says Iieut.-Col. Preston is in command
of our brigade now, and has been for some
time past. Col. Sawyer is president of
court martial now being held at Stevens
burg. Major Wells is in command Of the
Seventh Michigan cavalry, and Major
Bennett has command of the First Ver-
mont. Our field officers are we'll supplied
with commands for the present. M
In spite of the mud and bad weather,
the men arc being drilled both on horse
and on foot, so as to be ready for the
coming campaign.
Good health prevails in our regiment,
and | believe in our whole division.
j. b.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-27

highw,y robbery, two rum fights, and one
disturbance of a religious meeting. l
fear tlat the good reputation of "Spunky
Lamolle" for good order and sobriety.
will suffer if such proceedings continue to
occur --and very much to the regret of
your friend and correspondent.
LAMOILLE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-27
BUTTER AT THE OLD PRICE.

The K"'ckdocker Monthy is response.
BILE for the following good story:
Somewhere in Connecticut there is
family by the name of Barstow. who were
never noted for cleanliness. On the con.
trary, the name was proyerbial for filthy
ness. They were farmers, and Mrs Bar
stow was engaged in the dairy business.
Each week she posted to village near by
and disposed of her butter to Squire Wal
ker. who dealt in country produce and
groceries. Ere long she learned that she
did not get but half as much for her but.
ter as her neighhors were receiving, and
his aroused her usually quiet temper.
and she determined to demand an explain
alton of Squire Walker the next time she
went to market. So the following week.
with her usual amount of butter, she pre-.
sented herself at the grocer's counter and
said
Squire Walker, what are you paving
for butter to-day ?"
He opened her boxes, and after care
ful survey of the contents replied:
Twelve and half cents"
Twelve and half cents" she repeated
How is it that you pay Mrs. Perkins
twenty cents pound, and only allow me
"a ninepence-and this you have done all
along ?"
"Well,' said the squire, coloring up
and hesitating on. each word, "the fact is,
Mrs Barstow, your butter is not as clean
AS hers, and find it hard work to get
rid of it at that price even, when people
know who made it.
"Oh if that is all that is required"
she said, with confident air, IL will
show them that can make as good butter
and as clean butter as anybody"
Mrs. Barstow, all excited, hurried home
Notwithstanding the oppressive heat of
the afternoon. and seizing the milk strain
er and wiping the Precipitation from her
| face, exclaimed to her daughter:
Betsy Ann, Squire Walker had the
impudence to tell me my butter was not
so clean as Nancy Perkins, and now 1
mean to show him that | can make as
clean butter as She"
"Do tell ] should think | should try,
mother, . replied Betsy Ann sympathetic.
ally.
Mrs. Barstow commences skimmipg her
milk and pouring the cream into her tall,
old d-fashioned churn. 1t was all in but
the last pan, when mounted upon stool,
she was reaching after that; but unfortu.
nately, she slipped, and one Of her dirty
feet went dowp into the churn, until it
brought up on the bottom, scattering the
contents in every direction. Extricating
herself as soon as possible, she commenc.
ed scrapiug the cream from her limb and
throwing it back into the chun, aud re-
marked in slow deliberatiug tone, to
her daughter, who was laughing in very
uubecoming manuer at her parents mis-
hap:
well, Betsy Ann, ! guess my butter
,oW haze to go at the old price once
more" -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-27

gS The work on the new hotel at
Waterbury is being pushed forward with
all possible dispatch, over thirty men be-
ing employed.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-27
Rates of Advertising.

column | year. $40; 6 mos. $25; 8 mos. $l4
mo. ST. - l..a.s .
l-2 column year, S25 /; 6 mos. IA; mos. 81;
no. So.
Ii column year, $l4; 6 mos. 81; 3 mos. $5 !;
mo. $3.
rs column l. year, $s; mos. So; 8 mos. So
[ ~. 81.
sal Notices charged at cts. per line for three
inSeftions two insertions, cts. line; one
one insertion, cts line.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-04-27
Physicians.

7 A. STEELE, D., Homeopathic physician
-J and surgeon, Morrisville.vt. Office at his
resdence--at the ID. Noyes house.
lyTM l.. WHITE, NJ. d., physician and sur
w geon. Hyde Park, Vt: Office at the for
mer residence of J. 7. Allen "tt #t. s