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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-13
Ashes and SAT- for Horses

Everybody who keeps a horse
should, twice q week, throw into the
feed a handful of salt and ashes
Mix them by putting in three parts of
Ralt to one of ashes. Horses relish
this, and it will keep their hair smooth
aud fine. 1t will prevent collie, etc.
A little ground suIphsr mixed with
salt and ashes and given once in two
or three weeks is also beneficial. All
domestic animals will be thus bene-
flied.
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Baked Chicken Pudding.

Cat up aud stew two young chick
ems until half cooked; then take them
nut and set aside TO cool. Reserve
The gravy to serve up separately.
Have ready a we'll. beaten batter Of
xix eggs, a quart of milk, a pound
ct iour; and a little salt and fill
Hp a dish with alternate layers of
chicken and batter, having y lay
ar of batter on tho top. Bake un-
til brown Break an egg into tho
gravy lot il boil. and pour into a
sauce bowl ard serve with the pud-
ding.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
EAST TENN. 4 VA. RAILROAD,O
IntAsvHEs's 0EngE, 7

hN9xuLLE, Sept. 10, le68.
The Board Of Directors At The last annual meeting
appointed a 10 examlna the Stock Books 81
the Company.
That Committee, IN examination. md the accounts
Of many who subscribed 10 the Capital Stock show
bnitnces some Of small Amount) yet due and unpaid,
aud preparatory 10 have he Accounts cksed, order
on the line o. no road, 10 All delinquent Stockholders
20 pay TO the Secretary and Treasurer Of the COMPANY
the balance dus on their respective aocoanis 90 Or BE-.
will be declared forfeited.
All sioekbeiders who have paid 10 full, and have
no, got esnlAeaisa, arc requested to call al Ms omeo
and get them.
The sloskhOIten are hosiasd, also. that ,hs p,x,
annuHi Convention, 10 elect Directors fnr the susuins
year WI meet q knoxriiis on the last Thmrsday tas,h
dAylo 81 November neat JOHN HHYEs,
ssaapumoszl EscrcarR and Huatar~.
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Cure for Headache.

Take half a drachm Of aromatic
spirits Of ammonia. in a little water ;
at the sane time apply cloths wet in
pplution Of muriuts Of ammouia one
sancs muriats ammonia in niue
aunesa Of water ard one ounce Of al
eOhol) 70 the forehead.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-13

D Saith. Cuba, No, makes use of
rorghup seed a. a partial substitute
for wheat. He had sono NJ the yell
low variety ground and boltsd last
fsll, and found it for (paneakeS) equal
" MOI superior IN buck whpaL Usually
this seed istfrown SWAY "a useless,
hut secordihg ~ this statement Il may
become ~ impOrtuDt item in domestic
evonOUiy.
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GORDON & SLATER,
Importers and Dealers 10 all kinds Of
MERGNLNllE.
And Manufacturers Of the latest Patterns
and most improved styles Of
BRASS AND GERMAN SILVER, PISTON
AND ROTARY VALVE MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS,
FOG 13r0advvay,
NEW YORK CITY.

AEW IOHh VIII,
Owing to the great demand for our BRASS
and GERMAN SILVER Musical instruments
for BANDS, we have been obliged to enlarge
our facilities and make extraordinary in.
proYemen,a in our machinery, In order 70 eu'
able US 70 supply our eustomerA With the VI
most promptness and dispatch. Il i oar los
! tention TO keep full sets Of BRASS an
GERMAN SILVER Instruments constanly
on hand also, a large variety Of ORCHtS.
IRA CORNETS, both top and side aelr"n'
bell front, upright aud round Ia fac! ''t!
SHAPE, STYLE and PATTERN ever made
in this or any other country, We Soall
therefore, invite LEADERS Of Bands, igdE
viduAl musicians, Bnd those contemplating
forming New Bands, to get our terms before
purchasing elsewhere. We fully warranl AZ
instruments manufactured by us, and Guar
antee PERFECT SATISFACTION. We AZ"
allow Bands six days to Try these instrumtnl,
the express agent retaining the amounl o.
bill ut the end Of that time, il not sal'''r
tory, TO be carefully repacked and fstarnf'
10 The express agent, and the money reianG'
ed. These are great advantages 70 many W.
ing far away from the market.
We have also made large additions ool
immense stock Of FOREIGN Goods and oa'
arrangemeRts for obtaining them throps'
our agent In Europe, give Us many aa'ns
tages, Our stock of strings comprises ;oa'
Of the choicest to be found in the mHAu
among them we have French, German Y"
Italian-the latter ought to be more I1I.
10 be appreciated. Kuowi)g fall wen ~
value Of hrst-elass Violin Strings iof ly
fessional use, we have taken the gTeavt
paine TO have them made Of the best Nog
and By the most experienced workmra' M'
shipped direct for orr trade, our '
Guitars, Y~ioloncellos, Violin BOWS ' n
Trimmings, &c, are from the best maHsIs
Europe. Also, our Domestic DeParnSp'
will be found ronsia ply supplied WIN ~
best OF goods, made expressly 70 or Pm
"a LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE IhAV.
lS66june26-tf
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p E

THE BEST AMERICAN PIPE MADE.
T AN TIKI EXCLUSIVE MAKER OF THIS FAMOS
i PIPE, aud would respectfully inform the public
that ] am selling them at wholesale by the box, and
al retail, at the luHrst cash price. Liberal deductions
TO the trade. Th-y are the best pipe made, and arc
always quick sale and good profit. 1 have on hand 3
large quantity, IT assorted sizes.
Per 1910 (ready boxed for shippinE) .~.-..,.,.. $40 90
Orders Promptly attended to. Address
JOHN CARR,
GaIber's MIL,
mlylSt0 Washington county, Team.
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PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY
MEDICINE AND SURGERY
Original Attachments.

.Glireitsimv 4 Co. vLJ " Ltne..
TINE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT says that
tn. drfrndan. is indebted to him and
Is abscouding or so eOneeAls himself that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served on
him, having obtained from. &. D. RAIDER a
Justice Of the Peace, an original attachment
against the estate Of the defendant, return
atls before II. D. Rade, q Justice Of tie
Peace for said county, it is hereby ordered
that the dsfendantAPpear before Z. d. RAIDER,
Justice Of :he Peace, at bis office 10 ire town
Of Bristol, on the 18th day Of December,
1868. to defend said attachment suit, or Il
will be proceeded with eGparte. II is fur
thsr ordered that this notice be published in
the Uniou Plag four consecutive weeks.
+. D. RAIDER, J.P.
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COLORED VOLUNTEERS WANTED
Rnr Tho r,nnnauna s,atn anarda

tut Lu9 4JuuUo1vo DtutU NuuINo
According 10 Proclamation Of Governor
Brownlow, | propose to enlist a Company Of
Loyal ABLE-BODlED COLORED MEN
TO put down insurreetion. Eh.n called for by
the Governor. Those who desire to enlist,
cnn now FALL IN. The Company will meet
for drill 10 Jonrsboro', October 9th.
None but colored men need apply rationB
aud clothing furnished BY the State, and
SIXTEEN DOLLARS A MONTH,
from date Of muster into service. Apply TO
wv. HALE, Cgpfqfu,
Buffalo Ridge, Tenn,
Or v. v. SHtPtEr. istLsa'eaaAi,
Buffalo Ridge, Tenn.
6soe1tL
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'GsnovsW4pg5
~. kitn,r 1 %. V. . \. I,u,.

j. J. Kitnsr & Co. vs., J.. N. Lane.
THE PLAINTIFF on affidavit says that the
il defendant is indebted 10 him snd 10
ascending or so coneeals himself that the
ordinary process Of Law cannot be served on
~him-having obtained an original attach
nsnt from z. D.. RAIDER a Justice Of the Peace
against the estate Of the defendant retuTua-
bic before Ed. RAIDER a Justice OF the Peace
Tor said county, IL Is hereby ordered that the
defendant appear before the said =. D RAIDER,
Justice Of The Peace, At sis once, 10 the
town OF Bristol, on the 18th day Of Deem.
Der, 1888, TO defend said attachment suit, or
y viii be proceeded With s1parte. Il IL fur
Their ordered that the notice be publisbsd 10
the Union Flsg iour consecutive weeks.
p, d. RAIDER, J. p,
'ssnovsv4pis5
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Molaaaaa cnn 80

Ous cup molsssss, one cup sugar,
sns Gun milk thrsc cups Of dBpr, three
sSSs. orc ,sA.pOohfal o. soda, rrice
- lasts.
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Circuit Court, Johnson County.

Shaderiek Potter ~ Mary Potter.
TN this case It appearing, BY affidavit, that
the defendant IL a non-resident Of
The State, so that the ordinary process Of
Law cannot be served. II 10 Therefore ordered
by The Clerk, that publicadon be made four
Successive weeks, in the Unos FLAG. a paper
published IN Joossboro', Tenn, noufying the
defendant to appear before taid Court on
the 3fd Monday Of November nett, n The
Court House In TaylouVille, and defend laid
suit or she will be proceeded againS. srparts.
October ", 1883. FRED, SJinP, crk. .
6soc73W4pH5. Z
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In ChancCrr at BlOuntyiIIe.

Samuel Spurgin re-. W. P, Hunt ct al.
IN this case 1t is alIedged, in the Bill, that
dert ". 7. Hunt is a nonresident Of the
STATE of Tennessee. II is ordered that pub
LEGATION be made for four successive weeks,
in the Jonesboro' USIoS FLAo, notifying said
nonresident defendant TO appear, on the Bird
Monday in November next, before the Chance
ry Court at BlouHtyille, and make bis defense
to said Bin, or the same will be set for hear.
ing exparte October Rules. 1868.
WILLIAM MULLENNlX, CAM.
6~Soc23w4pfS5.
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PRICES

=
Neatly ornampnted Combination Machine, with
finely finished oiled WALNUT Table and Cover, SIS 90
Highly Ornamenied or Plated MAchine-..,....-, rs 90
Extra Ornamental Machine .,.... ,...-.,............ g5 o.
finely-hnished oiled Walnut Cabinets complete, $40,
$3s, $40, &e,, according to style aud huish.
Button Hole Cutter, So; TuckmAker, 81; Qnilting
Guags, IS cents Needles, 10 ssnts each, or 81 per
daIsn.
The outht Of Machine. for which there il no Shsrge
Is IS follows; ohs Dozen Needles, assorted four Bob,
bins; one Hemmsr Que rrcsssrtoot one Cnrds-
Prsssurioot ohe GnAge and ssrew ; one Brsidrr-fuoi;
two Weights Oil Can, Plyers, Wrunth aud lnstruS-
dion Book.
Instructions will b. given grStnitously to all lueN.
perisneed purchasers.
The undersigned has made such arrangements with
ths Prnprietors and Manufacturer Of thus Machine rs
will enable him to sell TAR cheaper than any other
Agent south.
Agents wanted everyWhere IN East TennssIss. The
best " terRs given.
All OIdsrs or sorrospondense must DO addressed to
M. J. HUGHES, Agent,
Two Doors North Vi the Post once, Say street.
6soetl6-tLl KNOXVILLE, TEN.
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Hsiv g svssnsr VI ssn1s. svsnasf.
thh eass D n alltdEsf thnf IA dsf.nfahl ssnTs.
tsanntB 80 fnlfeni ~ lbs atais n Keniasky.
~ q thslefale utdsisf iAaf 81 Appear before ala fourt
- !. ~ honfay 81 harsmhfr ias. Al Joantors,.
~ dsisnt, ~ ~ nlle riiibs 80 ri hstnnr al.
os,srtfts
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05
LIST OF TEXT BOOKS

The following - a list of Text Books
selected BY che Board Of Education to be
used in the Public Schools Of the State Of
Vermont for 1--WE years beginBing the first
Nov mbef. 1868:
Readers Town aud Holbro6k 5 Series
excluding the Intermediates and HillaEd's
Sixth Reader ~ -
Malhnatic, 7-Greesleafs New prim.
arr. GroeuleaFs Intellectual. Green
leafs Practical. Waltou's Cards and
Keys Nos aud 2. Davies University
Edition. for High and Normal Schools
only Grceuleaf new Elementary Alge-
ora. .a fs st..-s .aa s.rs8
Geog qsa.es Descriptive and Political
Mitchell's First Lessons Mitchel's Pim
airy Mitcheii's Intermediate, Vernon
Edition Physical Montcith's Physical
and Astronomical. Guyofs Common
school. Guyot's Wall Maps
Gramaa,s towers Elementa-, Nor
TONS Weld ani Qnackenoos a1
Histories -Lossings Uoldhon School
Hali's History and Geograwhy VI H
Spoilers Town and hoIb'ooks P'o-
gressise. sfeEs ii
National Philosophy -QaAckenbos' for
Graded aud High Schools only.
Peimanship --Paysop, Dunton aus
Scribnsrq
A E RANKIN. .f
Sec Of Board of Education
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sspetia! 1atitts.
Wanted !!
An Apprentice to the Pointers trad
II this Ufhse Immediately
ki,ity ard Emacintion

bf eitiy NEu EmaCjEicN
uoh result fron the lack of ability to convert
The food into nutrment, How necessary, then,
|5or thpse srde. ing from these alarming symh
1oms 20 immediately re.ort to a remedy thst
Nill strengthen the stomach and digestive or
Rans. For, a. soon as this de- sbte object has
cen accomplished, the health ifprUfes, and
The patient resumes his usual iterSdaSi appear
nee BOSTErrkR'S STOMACH iBIrTERS
ave attained worldwide popularity IN such
- es, and have been proven he best and safest
ineans of removing constipation toning the
otcmash, giving energy to the liver. and reliev-
Ing every symptom Of nervousness and depress-
Ion of splits. It's cheering ind beneficial Iacts
ne highly spoken OF by thousands, who owe tc
~ their rertoraton TO health. No restGrativc Gn
the annals Of medicine has attaiUed the same
pppularity in the short space Of TINE II has been
before the public. or has won The high epdbfe c.
ments accorded to this excellent tonic AfGny
Other preparations, purporting 10 be correctives
and rest0latiyes, have been Introduced. and
have persisted one by one while the popularity
a. HOSTErTER'S STOMACH BIT1EkS con.
f1nues to increase and is now recognized as a
t{endard household medicin;. The success
INCH attends The use of the Bltters evnces at
o1ce its virtues ia all cases of debility and dis
e1ses OF the stomach. Certificates, am0s with.
On number, have been published attesting Its
1ylAy miraculous power i'll removing those pain
{1( an0 fearful diseases. And at This time it
6c6tps Idle to do more than call attention to the
zi14t emey Of the ag-. in order to awaken
f& attention to It's exceiencies It SIS the
4py e UIa,on Of the Mind that is re iablsin al,
f# An It Il ths -fire ~,rtai Of the consid-
eIAf o OF the afflicted
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Grace's CELEBRATED Snlye.

From MIR. JAMES CuRLIS. Of Amesbury, Mass
n was afflicted with ascyere felou on one Of
ny fagses and tried ma. remedies without
relief. MY frihnds induced me to apply youi
Salye. In two daysit xtsactrd the IniiainaIion
from my finger 70 a. TO enable me To resume my
work. can almost ssy that The saive worked
like magic fer it efect ed cure without leaving
a scar unhesitaJiugiy pronounce Craze $
'aalve an excellent reme4y, and do not doubt IL
will be appreciated throughout the land"
s ONLY 70 GEMS a BOX
SMH W, FowLE * SON, Boston, Prop rs,
Sold by Apothecaries anu druggists generally.
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And 81 B. he q X TON,
Hyde Park. Vt. in Post Office.
We employ no psddisss.
It is hereby nacted by the General Assembly Y

It is hereby nacted by the General Assembly Y
the State OF Vermont.
1t ~ hereby enacted DC.
SEC. |. Alter the expiration CT the charter o.
any bank chartered by this State. OF after the
elimination OF the existence OF any such hank
lgreeably to the laws Of this : tate, such bunk
Aay Use notice TO be published in ali the week
y new papers OF the county where such bank Is
ucate'. lor one full yoai, aettiug forth that said
Oehk will ledeem its outstanding bills, the day
II the etpiraton Of the tha.te or The date Il
ne teriaila'iur Of its e&Istepee. pnd q cory OF
this act end upon dee public, IUn OF such no
lice nc hog such bank nor lis officers shall be H.
oble TO any aeticn for tie noniedtmption Of any
pi its outstanding bill, uness the sane shall
nave bee July presented and payment thereof
lem@uGel wi .hln the year Aforesaid at the bank.
rug house Of said bank.
SEC Aitasshe expiration Of the charter, or
after the te l;LaliGn i%i the eX!sith nee of any
such bank a the Aforesaid such ban shall cease
TO be suffice, 10 the operation. or liable 10 the
provi. IL nsui The sixty.tlird section OF Chapter
Eighty nine Il the General statutes.
SEC. 3. 1hi actshall take effect from Its psss,
age aE TIT
Approved Nov 10, 1866. 2Gyl
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llTS JOHN l. GLEED. Register


STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court hol.
Reconnaissance, ~. dtn at the probate of.
flee in johnson. in said .istrict, on the ID
day Of February, A. ID. 1868.
Z. X, Gieed. Administrator of the Co.
tate Of Joseph Coon, late of Hydepsrk in said
DISTRICT deceased, presents hls administration
account for examination anil allowance and
niskes application for a,deGrea vi distribution
and partition Of the c. tate Of said deceased.
Nhereupon l. is deied by saii Court,
that said account sh1 said application be ie-
fHrred to seSsi N Of said Court to be held az
the Probqte Calce la said Jnhn-on on the 24th
day Of tejrsgy A u. 1868, for hearing and
decision thereon And 1t Is further ordered,
that notice herypi, be given to all person, IN
teiesied. by puPlyation 81 III: same. tbree
weeks spccessiveiy IN the .amoille Ncwsdealer,
a newspaper publ he at Hydepsrk previous
to said time appointed for hearing. that they
may appear at ssid time and place, aRd, show
cause. II any hey may have, xhy satd account
should not be allowed, aud such decree made.
BY the LOuIt.--Attest.
II JOHN /. GLEED. Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05

81 q 81. r-HfH i.t.,.r,
Why entertain this losthsome disns;e when er-
lei Can be obtained? aestuect thuse every das
sho are suffering from atarrh to suchan extent,
thai the air passage IN thu head axe IN a partly
,iecuhpoaed y ,Rdition the nose alnd .throa
5.ed with such mass oi corrupt matte that
they are objects of dagusttn themselves, and OF
MY 80 those with whom hsyiassociate. 1.
hronia Catarrh usually aiGrcts the head, fauctS
and bronchial tubes. Ii l. invarihlg caused by
Immoral or Ia aamHatory blood, ~ which the
mucous membrane Is msde sore or iBamed, pro.
ducing copi0us etfusion otviscii matter i! l.
ae produced by 5croiula in the blood It IL almost
certain to end in Consumption unless speedily
cured, be ause it is impossible TO entirely pre-
veat che matter from running down the b. on.
chiil into the air vesic'es and such is the OK
ooriatinl or scaiding property OF The matter, its
act with the delicate linlngS of the air cells
ut or &c causes irritation, and invites the hamar-
al properties of tie blood to deposit therein Tub.
ercles aId UlceTasg
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05
30 AcRF FiRM EoR SALE.

The Farm 81 the late Barney Griswo1d Of John.
SON. deceased situated two and hnlf milse
from johnson ,illage. On tie back road TO Wa
terviile. containing one hundred aud fifty acfes
% good land. two good sugar places a su,slt
apple orchard, IN extra good wood lot. well
watered with living spnncs and running water
to house and latr. Good new house, fhshed
and painted outside aud in good barns, bog
house and arch, and r'l conveniences for irsS.
class farming tablishm,rt.-is offered by The
administration tor sale ~ bargain The stock,
NY and grnin' on 'he rlace will Ne sold with II
i desired Time viii 10 given fpr the payment
OF 3 part Of the purchase nohey,;f desired. IN
Gail on the premises; dr address the under.
signed at North HyeepaIk. Possession ,giyen
imne aiately. Lp1REh GEiswo-D Ada'r.
Jaf. 3, 1868. a.' y III !.
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"a AgssgaAGsl GINasHs.

NOuNG'S 'gFeat Physiological Work, Of Ev
cry, one hisn.bEn iiqetor- beingsa private
Instructor for biarfied 'Rsisons or those abont
&c. marry, Latn male ana ieHale, in everything
concerning ,the Physiology and relations OF oul
Sexual System ind TIE production or pleven
lion n Offspring ineiuding AL the new discov,
cries never before gsFen in the English language
by MM, YOUNG III. D, This Is really 4vaiu
able and interesting work 1t Is written IN
Main language for the general reader, and II
Illustrated With upwa,ds of one hundred engra
wings All young. married people, or thos,
contemplating marriage. and having the least
impeachment 70 married life, should read thi.
book. II d.closes secrets that every one should
must be locked up and no lie about the house
IT will be sent 70 any one on tide receipt OIL
Fifty Cents Address pr. WIN YOCNG. No,
4l6 sPRrcs ST., above Fourth, Phisdelphia.
33yl
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In tdjs same panner we treat and radically
cure Bronchitis and Consuns tion. Let no one
suffering from these diseases despair Of relief
II you are TOO far away to i'it our office and see
us personally wri,ea description al your symp.
toms anlforwarI TO the address below
SEMI tor an circular, which gives full des.
ctipri0u Of these diseases
Out of the many thousands Of testimonials re-
ceived we publish the following - ,,,,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05
SrlpnKN WnfElecK IEsrArn

STATE Or VERMONT. In probate Court
. lsmoiile District -. }hoiden at The Probate
Office in johnson on The ed day VI february
A. u. 1865 :
Levi Wbeslqfk, guardian of un > Stephen Whec.
lack, an insane per.on OF Eden irssaid district,
makes application log license to sell slLlhe real
estate OF his said wad in. be town OF EdArs Es-
presenting that it would be cqnauriye u the IL
terest Of his said ward, to pvt The, .proceedso'
his real estate at interest, nd that. At Is also
necessary Tor the support Of hi, ssii ward i,
IL Is therefore ordered that bearing behad on
said application. at the Probate Office in John!
son. on the 2tth day OF Feb next, and that
notice hereof be gwen TO all persons interested
BY the publication OF the SAINT in the Lamoille
Newsdealcr, u newspaper published AZ Hyde
park. previous toisaid lime appointed for hear
ing. that they may object II ihsy see cause to
the granting of said license.
BY order OF Court.
llw3 JOHN l. GLEED, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05
MOTHER BAILEY'S

QuietiOg Syrup for Children 1eethiug.
.Hahes Sack and apeok Chiid,eu strong
and healthy. yioss A4therS feSt'day md
~tght Lmye Jatttas ont 20 cts
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS l3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05
A RAT STORY.
By an old rat.

We have heard many anecdotes illus
'tfating the cunning Of lats. which should
place them in the very front rank Of the
cuuuiug animals For instance, when
they rob heA's nest, to carry off the eggs
they employ this method one rat seiscS
an egg and firmly holds it with 'all four
while several others seize him OK TIE tail
and drag him off to the place of deposit
2u, the following rat story isvOuched for
& hy very old "rat," we'll known to many
8 Ct our readers, Mr. Erastus Eaton, famil-
Il iari, known as Rat a~ N
M.u7 years ago, while helping to move
al OIL. barn on West bill in Morristowh.
l,rgcppmber Of rats were unhoused aud
Ssrsversl kried He, "RAt." saw three rats
Fear ping q small stick in their mouths,
And m Xxi, : rather slow progress in thei'
cesspe. He pursued them, and two OF
them fed and maac their escape. The
,hird rat, which had the middle of tht
rstiek, kept its hold and Was killed. He
WAS found to begtB,ircly bind. His two
Friends were kindly trying to lead HIM
sway, aud. of course. must have been cou-
-scious OF his intirmity.