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The Portland daily press., 1868-09-29
Business Items.

VALUABLE HORSES SHOULD BE INSURED in
the ETNA LIVE STOCK INSURANCE Co., LoR-
ING & THURsTON Agents, No. Exchange St.
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10 Holders of Government Bonds
AND OTHER
sEOURITIE5 Ard VALUABLEe.
Union Safe Deposit Vaults,

LEE, HIGGINSON & Co., offer RENT. Safes
inside their Vaults at rates from $40 to S10O Der
annum. They also offer to receive Special Depos-
it, as Bsees. securities OF persons living in the
cou try or travelling abroad, Officers OF the Army
and Navy, Masters OF Vessels and Others Circulars
containing tull particulars forwarded on application
to HENRY LEE, Manager.
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CAUTION TO FAT AND LEAN AT meeting
of the Young Mems Christian Association, in
Worcester, Mass, Mr.. Ducher spoke against
the use by Christians of tobacco and ale. He
said no fat Christian is justified in using to-
bacco to reduce his weight, and no lean one
was justified in drinking ale to add to his flesh
Every man should take whatever body God
has given him and do whatever he can with it.
There are no smoking cars on the trains which
go to heaven, and the pearly gates will never
be opened wide enough to admit tobacco
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N N9SrlGE Ser h Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub.crl-
nuns u the trust Ot Administrator Or of tba ul"
i, ,is nLBRIDuE dE CHAPMAN, late OF Portland. u
hon,is os county Of cumberland dec ased and given
nands upon the estate OF said deceased are ,an.a
70 exhibit the same and all persons indebted 70 said
estate are called upon to make payment TO
Portland, Sept. LIST, 1868. aen9S ia~sw avtS
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THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN COLORADO.
Just before the election in this State there
came dispatch, of which the Democratic pa
pers nude much, claiming the election of the
Democratic candidate for delegate to Congress
from Colorado. 1t has since been found that
the earlier reports were true and that the Re-
publican delegate is elected. 1t seems that
Frank Blair did it in manner described in
the following dispatch from Denver:
!. The Democrats had counted on at least three
hundred majority for their candidate in this
city, but, to make the Thing sure, they import
, ed Frank Blair from Cheyenne. the day before
election, received him in grand style, and in
the evening they had torchlight procession,
and Blair addressed. the mob. And such a
speech! can best describe it by saying that
it disgusted all decent Democrats, many of
whom openly avowed their determination to
vote for sober, and not drunken, men, for he
DdS drunk beyond the question of doubt,
and was put to bed in that condition by some
OF his supporters. He went to the mountains
the next day, and returning few days after,
very quietly for the East, for the city had gone
Republican by over two hundred majority,
and the Democrats were charging him with
speech decided it against the Democratic can
didate. Our people do not want another war;
they therefore could not vote for man who
was in favor of electing Blair Vice President
republicans congratulate themselves on the
fact that Blair did speak in Denver, and re-
gret that he did not arrive in time to address
the people in ether parts of the Territory, for
had he done so the Democratic PARTY would i
have been annihiated. -
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- WELLCOME'S
Liver Regulator
n-rU
Dyspeptic Curer

I'HlS Is an extraordinary remedy for the LIVER
I an KIDNEYS. when diseased. 1t is comnound-
ed OF several OF the best Il oot-. Berbs and BnYEs
snoWn, which act directly on the LIVER 1d KID
NEYS, correcting gestion, PuIin ing the Blood
Side. Shoulders Back. Head, Neck and Limbs Sint
ing and Faintn9ss 0t the Stoma n, Weakness of the
Skin, Jaundice, Pain in the Bones, Dyspepsia, Dry
Cough, Sore throat, Night Sweats, Irritabiitv, Ner
yousness, Loss Of Memory, Weak Eyes, Dizziness,
Dropsy, etc. These difficulties arise from bad Liy-
er.
F$-it is a valuable remedy for Scrofulous and
Sypniitic Diseases, and all G'anduar Engagements,
Canker, Hum0r in the Stomach and Bowels COstive-
ness, Rheumatism, ETC. tits free nom Calomel and
Aloes-has all the GOOD properties OF those Drugs
anu none OF the bad. This is a Purely vegeta-
Bile Remedy, safe Tor all.
kK-Sold by all Drugg and Madeleine Dealers
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Teachers Z

HE Superintendmg School Committee of the
4 town OF Cape Elizabeth hereby give Dotica that
they will be in session. at the Town House in said
town, on the 10th day OF OctOher and the 1h day Of
November next from to O'Clock ,. NJ :, Ior exam
ination and qualification OF teachers. Ali school
teachers proposing to teach in the said town the COM
Ing fall and winter TERMS are requested to govern
themselves accordingly, as no other provision IL
made for their legal qualification, II-
@. Z. STAPLES,
- N Chairman s S. Committee.
Cape Elizabeth, SdIIs. %, 1868.
EH- Argus copy. l-a.srl lt ttra adlaw2w&w1w
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A Clergyman, while residing in South America as
a missionary, discoved a safe and simple remedy tOr
the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
eases OF the Urinary ami Seminal Organs, and the
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine in a sealed en-
velope, to any one who needs it. free of charge.
Address. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station d. Bible
House, New York City. jy22d3m IN
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Maryland aud Kentucky are the only States
that are sure to 60 for Seymour and BLAIR even
Delaware being doubtful. The Tribune's gem
eral conclusions are as follows:
Georgia. Alabama, and Arkansas are IN
doubt, and New Jersey and California may be
considered to stand on praying ground if our
majority in Pennsylvania exceeds 10000 in Oc-
tober. Not otherwise. On full survey we
/. Grant and Coliax will probably receive
the electoral votes of from twenty-four to
twenty-eight States.
2. Grant and Colfax will be elected wheth-
er New York votes Republican or not.
3. Seymour and Blair are sure to carry two
States, are likely to carry six, and may even
carry ten But the last figures are improbable.
The Portland daily press., 1868-09-29
50 BrOckway & Atwood's
STANDARD Soo-s

we call special attention to the Extra Rioe
which is highly scented, and adapted for toilet or
laundry use.
For sale at Manufacturers prices by
SOHN DENNIs IL CO.,
"ui'eo''n'sh n Commercial st, Portland.
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Notice.

MY wife, BATHIAR STERLING, having left my
1u bed and board without cause, hereby forbid
all persons from harb)riug her my account, as
shall pay no debts Of her contracting after this date
SETH STERLING.
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Farm for e3ale.

'sNHE well known FARM Of the
NZMA-l Il late Robert p. Mar, situated
MdA UEkR in Scarborough, abou three miles
4rsIAhLH from Saccarappa and Oak Hill sta
aashls@AE1 tons and about six miles from
r0riian1 Is now offered for sale account of the
acres, divided into tage hay and pasturaee land
wen adapted to early crops and particularly TO the
cuItufe Oi hops also good milk farm, There are
TWO arge intervales, never failing to produce large
g,ops OF nay, go d supply OF wood and ship timber
nneie Inc Is large two story house and wood house
am s.aoie connected, al in the most perfect order
orchard Of grated fruit; also an abundant and con-
Vehlent supply OF water, all combining TO rend this
one OF the most beautiful and profitable farms 70 Ia
mad. IL can be bought tor much less price now
than IN Spring. The purchaser if desirous can ob.
tam wtn u number OF cows, farming utensils sc
subscriber on the premises. 1 '.,A ' s"o
4o-2ww sept 20 MISS I. NJ. MARI.
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Miniature Alma mac. -. Septcn: her go.
sun rises. ...... 500 Moon sets....... 1886 AM
sun sets. 545 High water ..... $50 AN
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To Let.

A Front Chamber otpo ite the Park turnishaa
Address To rrr
Box $685.
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CID 2sth, brig VIM Mason, Small, St Jaso; sen
Gen Connor, Shute, Mobile.
Ar 2Sth, sch Medium, Smell, Eastport. ~.o
Cid 2eth, ship Mayhower Call, Savannah; sen Ma
rye staples. DInsmore. Lubec. -
SALEM-Ar 25tb. sch Carrie NJ Rich, Ames ourS'
iron Idngan CBl tor Portsmouth,. ,u
Ar2tb, scbs Hiram Tuet er, Curtis. DennysVlno
tor Fall River Olive branch. French, Cutler lor
New York; hase, Ingraham and Mt Hope, Far,
mum, Rockand TOR do
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HARBoR LINE CAsHs-In the two cases

HARBoR LINE CAsRs.-Tn the two cases
against Franklin Wharf Company, and Will
nam Willard and others, beard before Judge
Iapley on the 9th of June last, upon petit
1905, to restrain the respondents from building
uons tor ipjunctions fled by the Harbor Com
m'ssoners under the statute of February 18th,
beyond the harbor line, the decision was an
nounced on Saturday last, and injunction de-
creed in both cases, to be continued until fur
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Barnes for Harbor Commissioners. Putnam
and Fessendens for Willard and Others Shep-
ley q Strout for Franklin Wharf Company
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: |I ME EMORANDAs
Sch John Adams. OF Rockand. from New York
Tor Boston, with cement, VIII ch went ashore Path
inst at Catum lieef. has bged and is iull 0f water
portion OF her sails and rigging have been saved
iIhe has been reported from Rondout bound to
Portland
Barque Eugenie from st Marys, Ga, tor Monte
video. is ashore on Brigantine Shoal She has lost
deck load and is leaky, but may be got Off - :
Brig Wn h Parks. which got ashore at Pasnue
Island, was got of 26th and towed to New Bedford
for repairs. She is leaking badly
Fishing sch Ida F, Capt Short, with 10 bbls macke-
rel, went ashore on York Ledge, Sunday morning,
and total loss, together with the cargo. The YES
sci 20 tons was built ut Boothbay in 1863
and was owned at Newburyp0rt Insured in the
Merchants Nut Marine tor $780, -
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A STATED MEETING Of the Maine Charitable
n Mechanic Asso ,iation will be held in the Libra
ry Room, Thursday Evening. Oct. 1st, at "A O'clock
sep29 dtd STEPHEN MARSH, Sec'y.
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Hail to be Let,
Wants (!

~ congress Street-at low rent.
~ Address Az Congress Street. sentoa- IA.
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Maine Savings Bank,

Corner Of Middle and Plum Streets.
hEPOS1TS made in this Bank on or before Octo
month. - " ~
NATHL F. DEERING. Treasurer.
Portland, Sept 10, 1858. sepi2i&wtocs
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uR- FREE LUNCH served every day at 10 O'Clock,
oy q. ID. MILLER, Boody House, cor. of Congrss
ana Chestnut SITS. sep3dtfsN
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FOREIGS PORTS.

At Calcutta 18th ult ships Castine. Thurston;
Ttoer. Arey and Messenger, Hill unc; barque 4
Fay, Durham, do; and others.
Ar 18th inst. ship KentucNian, Freeman. Boston,
Ar at Gale 4th INST. barque j IL McLarren Corn
my. Boston. ..f. I'.IH. F'"~ - 80
Sid i'm Genoa 9th inst, brig t A Darrell. PAYNE,
Sardinia. ~'N'
SID I'm CartbaSena 9th inst, brig Veteran, Snow,
Valencia. : .'2 = -'-''
Sid i'm Cadz 5th inst. barque Young Turk. Small.
Tarragona -
In port sth, brig San Carlos, Parker, from New
York, to load for Gloucester
Ar al Havre 18th inst, sch Mage Gray, Pills
bury, Havana.
Cid tn, snlp L Sturges Linnekin Mobile.
AT Constantinople sth inst. baruuA Edward Hill,
Marston, from smyrna, 70 load for New York.
Ar at Aspinwa 18th INST ship Mary Rus ell Rush
Newport, +.
Sid I'm CIeniuegys 9th inst brig Naiad Richardson
New Yori. b
Cid at Matanzas nth, brig Gen Marshall, Thombs,
New York.
AR 1t Sagua 10th inst, barque Yumuri. johnson,
New York.
Ar at lnagua 29th ult. brig Benz Carver, Bickmore
Port Spain, tand cid tor Long Csy1
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FROM MERCHANTS ExouANGE.

FROM MERCHANTS EXouANGE. .fJ1
con, Miramichi NIB
Ar at Falmouth, Eng, 18th inst barque Susan
Bl iisdell, from Rangoon.
Ar at Pictou 25th, brig Kennebec Nichols from
Portland
Ar at Newcastle, NIB, oath, brig Jacob Hatfield,
Hal field, Portland.
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gS- First Page to day-The Foe of the Far
mer and the Laboring Man, an extract from
an Address by George William Curtis; Va
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For Baltimore.

The regular packet Schooner SAMU-
LII Ell GILMAN, Kelly, Master, having
RE two-thrds OF her cargs engaged, will
'lNklkA sail as above. For freight or passage
--zzzzk- apply to j. NICKERSON SEQ,
Three doors from the cor. OF Commercial and Market
Streets. sept1gd1w
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The number of electoral votes necessary for
a choice, not including Virginia, Mississippi
and Texas which are excluded by law from the
electoral college, is 159 The following States
the rbune regards as uncertain but in all
probability Republican. r.a. .-.-..sj
Electoral t-.F Electoral
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O U II e s
Sore Eyes /!
For Sale hv NIL nv-u~:.
Bachelors Hair Dye.
For Sale by all Druxxists.

wholesale Agent f. L. Stanwood &
20, Portland; Weeks & Potter, NJ.
p. Burr q Co, Geo. c. Goodwin &
lOo, boston. aug22SNdtf
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1'he Prosprcf.

The New York Tribune puts down the fol-
lowing as sure for Grant and Colfax:
States. Electoral States Eiecto'a
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July q, lat II ", lon 20 10 w. ship b Wright,
from New York June % tor Buenos Ayres. 9H'
Sept IL lat 46, Ion 20, ship Hudson, from London
tor New York
Sept 49, lat q "a lon 10 80 brig Nellie Clifford from
New Yor. tor st Thomas. 4
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per City OF Antwerp. at New York;

Sid in Liverpool 18th inst st James, Goodwin, for
New Orleans; W A Campbell, Curling, Boston
Ar at London 14ih. Monitor, Larrabee, jamaica
- fut IN to Portland 10th, Sabine, Mitchell, from
Callao Tor Antwerp.
Sid I'm Falmouth 18th inst Emma SWEET ftrom
Havanal tor Liverpool
Ar at Cardiff llth Eliza White Mahoney Bristol.
United States Martin, Antwerp.
Ar at Penarth Dock 18th Louisa Everett, from st
Nazaire.
Sid 9th, w II Prescott Batehel1er Rio Janeiro.
Sid I'm Ardrossan nth, Eureka, Dinsmore, Tor
Dublin
Ar at Cadz 10 inst, Ella Maria, Berry, N York;
1lth, Proteus. Chapman. Lisbon. - -.s.
Sid I'm Antwerp 18th inst, Wallace Adams, ior
Shields.
Cardiff.
Ar At Cronstadt sth inst brig Five Brothers, Thur
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POtatOes for Sale


A T No. "a Union Wharf. car load of Potatoes
n from Vermont, by GEO G, FRENCH
September 70, 1868. DIST n
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MEMORANDA.

LAUNcnED-At Franklin 18th inst nom the yard
o. west q Gerrish, centre-board schr named the
B Ober, OF 120 tons, owned Dy parties in Boston.
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Have you hard from N ladawnsIsae

Fourth Page-The Liacs; breaches Politics;
A Fearful Race for Lite. .sg5 ,yEtSsstgta esSl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

Making in all the sum of S750,000
Now, il this amount is raised there is
10 doubt that We shall get road, provi-
ding Portland succeeds in her city action
in behalf of this enterprise. Thus far
We have done noble work and yet there
is much to do, and the friends pW mot
rest till ,he oycct is accomplished.
We have thus far met with no reverses
except in the action Of the town of Cam
bridge, which town last Tuesday voted
adversely to the interests of the road and
consequently, adversely to the interests
of the county; and it will be seen that
in our estimates that town is not consid-
cred . n stm
Why is it that Cambridge should take
this course Is it because she does moi
want a road ? No. Is it because she is
not able to pay her share? No Is il
because she lacks intelligence? Certain
ly not. Is it because she has spite to.
wards the rest the county? We hope not
Is IL because she is better posted than
other towns? VIC think not. Is it be.
cause her voters have no, had an oppcrtu
nifty to become Informed upon the sub
ject ? No; they have had sufficient op
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

'aa DrssoLvING BoNEs--rh cheapest and
easiest way found was to take deep
box, barrel. or hogshead, the latter Hike
best, cover the bottom about two inches d.
deep with ashes and lime mixed, about
one part Of lime to two of ashes the lime s
should be newly slakcd and mixed with a d
the ashes, both dry, then put layergi ;.
Of bones, then two or three inches of tho 20
lime and ashes again; gil up in this way &
to about eight inches Of the top, then GIL '-
out with clear ashes, or the compound,
and then wet it gradually until it is &c
thoroughly saturated, but mot SO las to p.
drain; letit stand at least six MONTHS. q
the longcr'the better when wanted for T.
use tahs 1t cut fork it over. and pick out 90
all the bones that are not soft and save .s
them for the next batch, and then pulver1 q
ize aud mix the Ingredients we'll etogeth-,a
er and you will find it one.ofothe strong- g.
est and best fertilizers In USE Cor.
1m. Institute Farmers Glib 7eaoi99h
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

How TosMAKR Coon CIDER--Sol.r W..
Jewett writes to the Journal1of Commerce
stating that more than forty years ago be
worked in his fathers cider mill, up In
Vermont, and made what old cider topers
called the very best of cider, and those
who used it az 2 constant drink. in lieu Of
tea or coffee at the table, were never all,
ing with liver and bilious complaints--
checks red ard rosy from hoysto old age !;
and he gives the following instructions
how to manufacture the article: s,yam
7"'Of course, good. ripe, sound apples
are the best, free from leaves; more sweet
and less sour apples the better Mill
and casks sweet. free from must; rum
catks tho best---strong, well hooped oak
timber, and, if made from oak stayes cut
in June, the best. After the apples are
ground. let the pomace stand twenty four
hours; this gives it high color aud body.
The irst ciderthat runs is best, the last
poorest to keep. AS it runs. after it is
we'll and thoroughly strained, put it i'm
mcdiately into, and fill as large a cask as
possible Into the bung hole 'dt in tight
large necked bottle with the bottom out.
and keep the cask and bottle constantly
full Of pure sweet cider to the very top.
All this time, in the process. the cider
should be kept as much as possible from
lair, and in cool, dark place. That is,
air, light and heat should be excluded for
oil time as much as possible, When the
cider is tolcrably well worked, and. before
ii is over, as may be observed by the ris-
ing Of the gases, rack it Oft. leaving all
the lees and sediment in the bottom of
the old cask, by inserting the faucet o
little above the bottom as fast as itruus
put it into strong oak casks Of so or 40
gallons and buDga tight; admit noimorc
air. This preserves the sparkling gas
eous qualities as we'll as the aroma aud
body and fine qualities and color Of the
cider for years have seen nothing adj
tdltional that even improves it. One gal.
Ion of pure spirits tolthirty of cider, add.
cd at the time Of rackiug. awill give il
more boty, but it is not as good for fam
lily use" rA-- crst -it 80 ssy ssa q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

OUR HAlL ROAD PRosrECTs.

The prospects at this time are very
strong in our favor. The commissioners
Of the town Of Hardwick have obtained q
large majority in numbe, of tax payers
and amount of graud list-granting aid
in the sum of 100000. IAis town,
though it has been considered by some as
doubtful, is one of the first to give its as
sen'-
We are assured that if towns and indi-
viduals along the line and near to it SUBJ
scribe for the stock of the road to the
amount of $75O.000 to s6O0.0O0 that
the chances of getting road, and that,
too immediately, are very hattering.
The following is statement of what
has been raised aud pledged towards this
amount. and what must be raised and
where it is expected to come from. The
amount raised and pledged by town action
r.f
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

HOUSE. Hyde Park, ". House
fted from top to bottom. New fnrnl-
|arpets. The proprietor having recent
"a and renttes this house, standing
|21 ia East corner OF Main ST. iniormes
that he Is prepared to furnish who'll
Ifteinment for man snd beast for a rea-
x6npensation.
ABEL SMALLEY.
t6rk, July 10th, 1857.
aRDND HOUSE, Eden Mills, Vt. l.. I.
Tin, Proprietor. (Lstely Eden House.
(1dsll.
kfRGH HOUSE. Irasburgh, VT, by j.;
tom Stages leave this house daily Tor all
Nations. Horses and csrrisges to let. 81
IL'S HOTEL, Wolcott, VT, Justus
|16ll, proprietor, on the stage road to
E Conveyance to any part OF the coun-
Xxt notice. r
HOUSE ,Waterville, Vt: No
1<rs will be furnished the guests OF this
1Sthe year ensuing. . e.....
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licensed Auctioneers.
q. w. DGty,

[TY Sheriff and Licensed Auctioneer.
4 business done on reasonable terms.
IN business solicited.
ZPAh RER, No. Hydepark, deputy sher-
and licensed auctioneer. l3
BlNELL, deputy sheriff aud licensed
Etioneer. Hyde Park, Vt. All calls
[ly attended to. As
<lDDLg. licensed auctioneer, Johnson
Prompt attention given to the busi-
all business done under this license for
able compensation. 4
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2nrtrg.
From Voices of the Heart.

Il ar NIL w
Sparkling in the sunlight,
Dancing on the hills,
Tapping on my window.
Singing in the rills,
Comes the pleasant sun shower,
Like glad surprise,
While gaze with wonder
On the chsngeful skies. ..... .
I'll forth to the ood lands
Violets are awake;
Gaily sings the red-breast,
Hiding in the brake.
Through the budding forest
Not zephyr sighs -
Soft the air, and dreamy
As a lovers eyes,
Pleasant is the warm rain
Dropping on my brow,
An the tears that fell I'D '3I
From eyes that slumber now.
Look ! what bright mosaic
Arches all the west
Resting on the uplands--
On old oceans breast. is . #
Is it but portal
To homes in yonder blue, ..
That the yiewless angels
Fen now enter through9
Loobing down the vista
Of the years I've trod. ..[
Mem'ry brings life's sun.showers,
Than ks to thee, God,
That so few the storm clouds
Whence no sunlight streamed;
That so Oft a rainbow
On their darkness beamed; tr.
Through which hopes, like angels,
Passed adown from heaven
Through which praise ascended,
For Blessing given.
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Attorneys.
1asssseIs & Eaton,
{ j(|<ys at law and Solicitors in Chsncory'
ti1tndge Boro, Vt.

n ji3Iys at law and Solicitors in Chsncory'
}<i3tndge Boro, Vt.
in. bLAIsDELL, WA' ". hAioH'
u. H KENFIELD, Attorney at Law and
x,iicitor in Chaneery ;also General lhsuF-
Aaent, Hyde Park, vt.
Il i.{fe, Accident, Life and Accident com
1 ma live Stock Insurance effected IN thc
L. largest and most reliable lnsuranc Com
", n" .stIa Irnitod states. 2I-lI
i .BXNvYER, attorney at law and solicitor
! 6 1ch ancery, Hyde. Park, Vt,-Agent lol
1r6nec ition of oil claims against the U D..
<s3ncnt. Ohicein Newsdeaer building. Il
ESIfAM IL WATERMAN, attorneys tiaw,
Y $olictors iu Chancery, Hyde Park Vt.
&{lar attention given to the collection oi
s tanst the Govermsnt, widows, IN
md other pensions, bounties, back pay,
"A lpo BRIGHAM, GEO. l.. WATERMAN. 40
DEE Il LEWIS, attorneys and counsel
- at law and solicitors in .Chancery, Nor
0a. VI Onice in Masonic building.
80. Lewis will give prompt attention to the
1ontion Of claims against thc government
- sHrNpeE, M c. J. LEWIS
NfsRs & GLEED, attorneys at law and so
Ieifors ia Chancery, Morrisyille. (ohice
b occupied by Hon. +. Gleed.) Nm. row.
Ek. GLEED.
0&HEATH, attorney and counsellor at
and solicitor in Chancery also H.
&16AR Claim agent, johnson, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

VT
&LER in Watches, Clocks, Jewellry,
Hyer and Plated Ware. Keeps Oh band
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