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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-29
IcHAs. c. DODGE,

NERAL Agent for the Farmers Mutual
Insurance Company. Tor Lamoile County.
] this opportunity of Informing the pu, lie
he Is now authorized TO insure VIllele
Ilings at from one-hali TO one third less rates
they can insure the same risks In the Yer
Mutual. All farm property insured upon
Wy favorable terms. All personal pioP rty
[red al lis full value.
II orders lett at the American House Hyde
x, will be promptly attended to 1d
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-29

PUTRID SORE THROAT The best rem.
edy that has ever been discovered for this
dreadful disease is Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment. We do but simple justice to
the medicine, as we'll as to the public,
when VIC recommend the same for general
use.-[Halifax (N. s. baiB.]
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-29

Fy We often hear II remarked that
our finest horses come from Vermont.
Why is it? Because they never relax
their watchful care from the tirio they
are Ioaled until they are ready for mark.
CT Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Pow
ders are very beneficial to young horses.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-29

rOKE.

HoWB' VT.
in Watches Clocks, Jewellry /.
4 Silver and Plated Ware. Keeps on hand
*fgs assortment Of the New Peri~copIc spec.
ss with Gold, Silver and Steel bows. Is
At for Wilcox * gibbs Noiseless Sewing
Xhine.
nc 2G, lSGF, 32yl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-29
2aettg
FIom tie saturday Evening F6st.
THE LAND OF MIGHT HAVE BEEN.

Far beyond The Oceans bound,
Far beyond the purple West,
Where, In ancient song renowned,
Bloomed the Islands of the Best;
Meath the span Of sapphire skies,
Robed in woods forever green
A wondrohs land there ever lies
g The Land of Might have been"
In the Summers golden hours,
When the sunset hues enfold
All this gloomy earth Of ours
In their crimson and their gold
Or when Winters fire burns low,
Oft by Fancys eye Is seen,
mid the embers' dying glow.
The "Land of Might have been"
All unknown in that fair land
Are the ills that hearts endure,
Siness every tongue Fnd lfafie--
Man is true, and woman pure.
And Misfoitune's bitter blast,
Shame, Despair, and Sorrow keen
Are but memories of the past
In the Land of Might have BEEN"
". .aI
All the dreams our Childhood nursed,
Ere we woke to sin and care,
Which the touch of Lite Dispersed
Have their bright iulfllment there.
All the hopes that Earth has crossed.
Wear the freshness of their sheen;
Not one iay OF glory lost
In the Land Of Might have been
There the Friend, whose love beyond
Womans $ loye, to us was true;
Till our treason broke the bond,
Prayer and tear could not renew
With his clasp, no longer cold,
With his cheerful voice and mien,
20, the friend we 10, ed OF old
In the "Land OF Might have been"
VI.
There the Girl we wooed in vain,
Deaf to Passions last appeal,
Whose remembrance Is pain
Which no after joys can heal
With her crown of bridal flowers,
On our breast behold her lean,
And her eyes look love to ouis-
In the ''Land of Night have been"
- VII.
All the sons of Adam's line.
Fain would seek to enter there,
Fain would throng its shores divine.
Andlts sweet repose would share;
But the mighty Angels hand
Waves his fiery sword between,
Nine may tread the wondrous land
The "Land OF Might have been +"
II. q. ADAs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-29
Rusintss GarAs.
Hotels,
lRICAN HOUSE,

x<H8X&ViD RANDALL, would respectfully
& t(Sfl1<his old friends and patrons and the
:k&ki(5 xe1eraly, that he has leased Tor term
~ ) ftrk}t&fe He intends to have no part ot
III babiic ~ Her by the change. While ne so
{1titz t6ftioh 6fthat patronage whirh mas
hefstblbh hriven by the American House; on
accoah{ ii the price of fare. feeling conhdoht
that NJ VA be ableto please all who are wiiiihg
ID pay fof &fiat they have.
IL 5soaSk, Oct 20, 1867. ae
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Correspondence


EMERALD GROVE. Rock Co., Wis. !
April Is, 1868.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-29

|,= IL GRoVER, NJ. D., Eclectic physician d
s. &nrgeon. Hydepark, Vt. Office at the resi-
61T of Dr. Aaron Morse tive doors from the
Y - ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-29

= weeks, twice a year, commencing ON the
~ -
JUNEa& DECEMBER,
nrinp which he will be pleased to wait on
51d Friends and the public, to whom he pied
81 ire satisfaction in every instance, or no
Mill be required. All work warranted, and
I at as reasonable prices as are charged by
dentist.
IS II. G. GILBERT.
a DENTISTRY.-P. W. J. PECK
~ IL dentist. johnson, vt. Natur-
@s8 al teeth put in the best state of pre-.
To- servation. Diseases of the gums
&ystplly created. Artificial teeth made in
|etyle klown to the profession. 40
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y. ID. Es o o d,
ZYSICIAN g. s U RG L o N
8 NORTH HYDE PARK,
La at Parker's Hotel. TIL
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-29

tzzW. Il r. G. Gil BERT, Dentists, Rialto
n Dnilding, opposite Post Office
.2z Is MONTPELIER, VT.
Branch Office at
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-18
/, EGAL NOTnCE.

Eliza Jennings, In the Court Of Common Pleas,
vs.. Of Wood County. Ohio.
In Far ition.
George Kimberl n ct al. of Wood County Ohio; Ann
Webb and her hus and, Isaac Webb, William II.
Jennings, William Jennings William G Jennings,
Eliza Ann Geor-e and her husband, William J.
George, OF Coiumbiana County, Ohio; Mary Ann
Altman and her husband, James Altman, of Mar
shall County, Iowa; Mary J. Gould and her hus
baud, Nathaniel h. Gould, John l.. Jennings, Of
Henry County. Illinois; Abigail d. Bycrs and her
hasband, Joseph Byers, Hannah Y. Jennings, 10.
seph b. Jennings. Mercy n. Jennings. OF the State
OF Indiana; Simeon Smith, Rehecca j. Barger and
her husband, John Barger, Eliza McRamsby and
her husband, Maxwell McRamshy, Seth Smith,
James Smith, solomon Smith Jennings Smith, Ma
ry Ann Davis and her husband. Albert G. Davis,
Sarah SinSl and her husband, Jefferson Single.
ton. Mary Ann Baker and her husband, Thomas Ba-
ker, Margaret }. Taylcr, George W. Taylor, An
drew j. Taylor. William A. Taylor, Of the State Of
Oregon; RoxHline Callahan and her husband. De-
lorna Callahan, OF Mahoning County, Ohio; Levi
John son, oliver johnson, Simeon johnson, Jesse
johnson, of Williams County Ohio: : Levi Jennings,
Isaac Jennings John II. Jennings. of Cuyahoga
County, Ohio; Rebecea A. Ellis and her husband,
Theodore Ellis, Martha Smather and her husband,
John W. Smather, Eliza W. lIaines and her hus
devisees under the as will and testament Of Sim
con Jennir gs, deceased.
The abOve.named defendants will take notice
that the above named Eliza Jennings has this day
fled her petition ga inst them in said Court, de-
ma nding partition Of, and an assignment Of dover
to her in the following described tract Of land to-
wit: Situate in the county OF Wood and State Of
Ohio, nd described as follows; Being the south
west quarter OF section 10, township ., range o.
containing loo acres, more less; and that at the
mex. term OF said Court said petitioner will apply
for order for the partition OF said lands and for
the assignment Of dover therein. and for general
relief. ELIZA JENNINGS.
by = G. srRvIs & II. q LEsrIE, her Attorneys.
August 12, 1865. I5ESiS25
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-18
GLORIOUS VICTORY IN MAINE.

HurrSh for tho Pine-tree State On Mon
day last she held ber election for Governor, aud
the result is Republican mai jority of over a.
600. Last year the majority was ll,oii,
90 that she repudiatos the Greenback party by
. majority almost double that of last year.
Vermont and Maine, have thus opened the cam
paign worthy Of our cherished principles and
the entire Northern tier of States, with all our
once orring sisters" will "6 6ght It out on that
line" Such is the determination Of the Amcri
can people, aud SEYMOUR, BLAIR, their bottle.
holdsrs, and their entire party may MS well
commence "paeking up their duds," prepara-
tory 70 their Jauut up Salt River.
Three times thrcc for Maine and Vermont !
They have spoken In clear, clarion tones, and
have electually silenccd 4" that rebel Yell"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-18
y EGAL NOTICE.

Eliza Jennings, In the Court Of Common Pleas,
vs. Of Nond County, Ohio.
In Partition.
Ann c. Robertson and her husband. John a. .Ronert.
son, Of Wood County. Ohio; Ann webb and her hus-
band. Isaac Webb, William T. Jennings, william
Jennings. William c. Jennings, Eliza ann George
and her husband, William }. George, Of Columbi-
ana County, Ohio; Mary Ann Altman and her hns
band, James Altman, Of MARSHALL County, Iowa;
Mary J. Gould and her husband, Nathaniel B
Gould John Jennings, of Henry County. illinois;
Abigail d. Byers and her husband Joseph Byers.
Hannah Z. Jennings. Joseph d. Jennings Mercy y.
Jennings, OF the state Of Indiana; Simeon Smith,
Rebecct J, Barger and her husband, John Parger.
ELIZA Mckamsby and her husband, Maxwell Me.
Ramshy, Seth Smith, James Smith, solomon Smith D.,
Jennings Smith, Mary Ann Davis and her Eus shan nd ,
Albert G. Davis, Sarah Singleton and her hushapd
Jefferson Singleton, Mary Ann Baker and her hus
band, Thomas Baker, Margaret j. Taylor, George
W. Taylor, Andrew J. Taylor, William A Taylor Of
the State OF Oregon; RoHal'ne aahan and her hus.
band, Delorma Callahan, uf Mahon ng County, Ohio;
Levi Johnson, Oliver J"hnson, SimeOu John son.
Jesse johnson. OF Williams County, Ohio; Levi
Jennings, Isaac Jennings, John II. Jennings. Of
Cuyahoga County. Ohio; Rebecca A. Ellis and her
husband, Theodore Ellis. Martha Smather and her
husband, John ". Smather Eliza W IIaines and
her husband, John A. lainas, Of the State Of Ind.
ana-al devisees under the last will and testament
ot Simeon Jennings. decea ed.
The above.nnuei defendants win take notice that
the ahove named Eliza Jennings has this day filed
her petition against them In said Court demanding
partition OF and an assignment OF dover to her in
ihe following described tract Of land TO Wit: situ.
ate in the county OF Wood and State Of Ohio, and
being the nor'h part part Of the northwest quarter
of section IS town ship t. L. s. Reserve containing
so acres OF land more or less, being the same tract
Of land the title to the undivided half Of which was
conveyed to said Ann @. Robertson by Daniel
Burns. n record OF which conveyance Is faind in
Book "a, page loo, Wood County Records; and that
at the next term OF said Court said petitioner win
apply for an or Ter for the partition NJ said lands
and 70 the assignment Of dover therein. and for
general relief ELIZA JENNINGS
ByF. @. sERvts& IL. C. LEsLlg her Attorneys.
August II, ls6S. III $40 -
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-18
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 EGAL NOTICE.


Eliza Jennings, In the Court Of Common Peas,
vs. O' h'%GO'p In p,ytI,oS' pIT%.y' oh'O'
Daniel Burns of Morrow County, Ohio; Ann Webb
and her husband, Isaac webb, William T. Jenningt,
William Jennings, william @. Jennings, Eliza Ann
lumhisus County, ohio Mary Ann Altman and her
husband, James hllman, OF Marshall County, Iowa;
Mary J. Gould and her husband. Nathaniel B.Gould,
John l. Jennings, Of Henry County, Illinois; Abi
gail d. yers and her husband, Joseph Byers Han
nah Y. Jennings, Joseph d, Jennin. S, Mercy 4.
Jennings. Of the Sttte OF Indiana; Simeon Smith,
Rehecca Barger and her husband, John Barger,
Eliza McRamsby and her husband. Maxwell Nc.
Ramsby. Seth Smith, James Smith Solomon Smith,
Jennings Smith, Mary Ann Dayis and her husband,
Albert q Davis. Sarsh Singleton and her husband,
Jenet son singleton Mary Ann Bal er and her hus.
bard, Thomas Baker, Margaret j. Taylor, icorge
W. Taylor. Andrew J. Taylor, William A. Taylor,
of the State Of Oregon Roxaline Callahan and
her husband, DelOrma Callahan, Of Mahon.
ing County, Ohio; Levi Johnson, Oliver John.
son. Simeon johnson, Jesse johnson, Of Williams
County, Ohio; Levi Jennings, Isaac Jennings. John
H. Jennings, Of Cuyahoga County, Ohio; Rebecca
Smather and her husband, John ". smaihcr Eliza
W. Haines aud h, husband. John A, Haines, of the
State of Indiana-all devseeS under the last will
and testament OF Simeon Jennings, deceased.
The a)Ove.nnmei dcfendantswill take notice that
the above named Eliza Jennings has, on October
~, 1867 fled her petition against them in said
Court, demanding part itOn of. and an assignment
of dover 10 her in, the following described tracts
OF land. to wit: Situate in the county Of Wood,
and State OF Ohiobeing the west part Of the orth
east 4 Of section IL. township 4, 4. S. Reserve,
contain ing so acres of land more less; and that
at the next term OF said ourt said petitioner will
apply for an order for the partition Of said lands
and for the assignment OF COVER therein. and for
general relief. ELIZA JENNINGS
BYE q. SERvfs & II G LESLIE her Attorneys.
September /, lsiS. 2Of$ls
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-18
LEGAL NOTICE,

Eliza Jennings, In the Court OF Common Pleas,
vs.. Of Wood County, Ohio.
Daniel FELTON, Of Wood County. Ohio; Ann Webb
and her husband, Isaac Webb, william T Jennings
william Jennings, William c. Jenninrs Eliza Ann
Heorge hnd her husband, William ] George, of Co
lumhiana Cou'ty, Ohio; Mary Ana Altman a nd her
husband James Altman, Of Marshall County, Iowas
Mary J, Gould and her husband, Nathaniel b. Gould
John l. Jennings OF Henry County, Illinois; Abi.
gail ID. ByeTs and her husband Joscph Bvers Han.
nan T. Jennings, Joseph jennings, Mercy T.
Jennings, of the STATE Of Indiana; simeon smith,
Rehecca Barger aud her husband, John DArgeF
hllLa h;hainsoy and her husband. Maxwell Nc.
Ramshy, Seth Smith, James Smith Solomon smith,
Jennings Smith, Mary Ann Davis and her hishA nd .
Albert q. Davis, Sarah Singleto on and her husband
Jefferson Singleton Mary Ann Baker and her huS.
6and Thomas B'ker. Margaret Taylor, George
W Taylor and ew J. Taylor, William A. Taylor,
OF the State Of Oregon; KoxaAne Callahan and her
husband, Delorna Callahan, Of MaAoning County,
ohloi Levi Johnson, oliver Johns son, Simeon john
VI Jennings, Isaac Jennings. John H. Jennings. Of
Cuyahcga County, Ohio; Rebecca A. Ellis and her
husband, Theodore Ellis Martha snaiher and her
husband, John W Smather, Eliza W. HaiRes and
hef hushand, John A. laines. Of the state OF Indt
ana-all dsvisees under the last will and testament
OF simeon Jennings, deceased.
The above named dc fendants will take notice that
the above named Eliza Jennings has this day hled
her petition against them in said CoaTt demanding &
partition Of, aud an assignment OF dover 20 her in
the following described tract Of land 10 wis Stu
ae In the county Of Wood and State Of Ohio, and de.
scribed follows; Being the northeast part OF the
southwest quarter Of section IL township s. range
IL, and baing the same land Of which the said Dan
lei Pslton pui uiehased the undivided one.hAn from
Daniel Burns by deed, dated April IL. A. d. 1854.
containing 40 acres OF land more or less; and that
at the next term Of said Court said petitioner viii
apply for an order for the partition OF said lands
and for the assignments Of dover ,hsIsiS and =, for
ByF, G, sERyis b II. q. Leslie, her Atterneys,
August II. 1865. ltf sls 20
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-18

were living In tents IN the great square. The
towns adjoining Quito, Peruoho, Puellaro and
Cachiquargo have almost entirely disappeared
with their inhabitants. The few left alive be-
ingobltgci to q - to escape the pestcnce ati
sing from the dccompusing dead. The towns
OF Pimncho and aud San Antonio have also dis
appeared.
The number " deaths in the city NJ Quito IL
not tknnwn. hut large proportion Of the wealthy
inhabitants had died from pcstence ur disaster
Other accounts state that an American bnrquc
laden with catg Of guano, name unknown
was swallowed mp completely in the hurbur NJ
AFRICA and nothing more seen of her. Terror,
hoirr and dcsulaiun reign. Where africa once
was, not ercn tree remained. The town NJ
haqucrga nine leagues from Araquipi, was de-
Stnycd. Tacua, IN the same ueighbOrhOod, lost
sixty houses ami uue hun.lrud nul fty lives
mostly children whnwcrs returning from sch inls
The town oi Mjia was swept away. Only
twenty outui five hundred inha5i'ants esciping
The earth has opened IN several places oh the
plains au pampas, and water hrs appeared; IN
some places, h"t water vomiting from the new
clasm All habitatims a. Tito were DESTROYED
and 20 lives lost. Three vessels with their
crews were alsu lost Al the nitrate works NJ
lquique we're destroyed as well as those ia thc
suburbs, cntaiiiug great l0ss
The port of Lns Lnmrs has been united 10 the
| islauds, In the Bay VI Gallan. by the ncion ol
the earthquake. Over 800 900 persons art with
| out shelter and brrai. Commissions are being
| fOrmed. The Ladies' are making clothes, aud
| the Government NJ Peru Is straining It's utmost
| to alleviate dialrcss.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-18
The Merchants Protective Union
3flrrrantile Referture Rsgister.


'HNhE MEtChANIS' PROTECTIVE
II UNION, organized to proNote and pro eCt
trade, by enabling its subscribers tain facility
and safety in the granting Of credits and the re-
eovery Of claims at all points, have TO announce
that they will, in September, bS6S, publish in
large quario volume
TnE MERCHANTS Protective USIOK MERCANTILE
REFERENCE REGISTER, containing. among other
things, the NAMES, NArJRE oF BUs,NEss, MOUNT
or CAPITAL PtNAEcIAL STANDING AND RATING As
TO CREDIT. of over $4,000 Of the principal mer-
chants, traders bankers, turers and publS
companies, in more than Sp.OUO OF the cities tow
villages ssd settlements throughout the United
States tlscT territories, and the British Provinces
Of North America 4: and embracing the most impor-
tant in ormation attainable and necessary to eba
bic the merchant TO ascertain at glance the CAPI-
TAI, CHARACTER apd DEGRSE o. CREDIT OF such OF
his customers as Rrs deened worthy Of any gTada-
tiOn Of credit, comprising, also, aNeWspaPer
DircctOrys containing the title, character price
aud place Of publication, with full particulars rela.
tive to each journal, being complete guide to the
press Of every county In the United States.
The reports and Information will lie confined ia
those deemed worthy Of some line n credit; and as
the same will be uased so far as practicable, upon
tha written statements OF the parties thems lvesN
revised and corrected by Ssil-knOwh and reliable
legal correspondents, whose character will prove
guarantee OF the correctness Of the information fur
nished by them II is believed that the reports viii
prove more truthful and complete, and. therefore.
superior to. and Of much greater value shAn' any
previously issued p
business men wall be enabled to ascertain, at
glance, the eapitaiand graduation OF eredt, as com
Dared with financial worm OF neAfsy meT-
chant manpia trader and banker, within the
aboye,nAmed territorial limits.
on or about the first Of each month. snbscribers
viii also receive the = Monthly Chronicle," con
taiaing among other things record Of such i'm,
portant changes In the name and condition OF 6rms
throughout the country as may occur subsequent to
the pHbli alton OF each haltyeArly volume OF the
MERcANrILE REFERENCE REGIsTER;
Price Of PLe Ne eianh' Uhion Nsreaatiie Ref
erenee Register, fy dollar' sSol, for rAeh i riH
Be fortearded to any address IN de CAaed S'ate''
transportation paid.
Holdcrs Of nee $40 shores ef the G.pi'ai Stock,
ia addition TO participating in ths P' cef' rsiu re-
eeire one copy Of he MERoASriLE REFERtAc.
REGsTSR frse of charge; kOlders Of tea shares 1'A
be entitled TO TWO eepiess and no more ~e" l hn
shares OF tie CiuitaI Sost riH ks allotted 10 any
one Gpplie0Rt.
All reasittaaees, orders, communications reta ,
tire 20 he book sRana D. adressed 10 ne MreAans.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-18
sunshimo end SHADOW In New York =.

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-18
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

IN pursuance ofan order granted by the Pro-
L bate Court of Wood County, Ohio, will Of
fer for sale at public auction, on
SATURDAY, 0ctoberl0, A. D. 1868.
Between the hours of l. and O'Clock z. NJ. at
the door of the Courthouse, in Perrysburg, in
said county, the following described real estate,
situated in said county and State, to-wit: The
south half of the northwest quarter of section
number thirty-six (36l. town six t6) north, range
eleven (ll) east, containing eighty acres, more
or less said premises To be sold free and uuen-
numbered by widows dover. Appraised at
500.
Terms Of Sale one-third in hand, aud balance
in one and two years from day of sale, with in
tercst the deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold.
klNNIS FRITTER,
Administrator of A. McVeigh, deceased
CoNNELL h FRITTER, Att'ys for Admir-.
September s, 1868, 20e$7 80