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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-23

MNHu O&AA1
Cures Fevers, Congestions, inflammation q
2 do Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Cotc-25
8 do Crying-colic or Teething o~fInfants-25
4 do Diarrhea of children or Adults
5 do Dysentary, Gripping, Bilious Colic..2
6 do ChOlera-mOrbus, Vomfting-~-~-.-25
7 do Coughs, Colds, Bronchttis......-".2
s do Neuralgia, T~oOthache, F~aceache.--25
8 do Headache, Sick Headache, Verttgo-2
10 do Dyspepsia, Bilious StOmach...--..25
IL do Suppressed, or Painful Periods.......2
II do Whites, too profuse Periods....--.2
Ii do Group, Cough, Difficult Breathtng-2
ii do Salt Rheum, ErysipelaS, EruptionS25
Is do rheumatism, Rheumatic PainS......25
Is do Fever & Ague, Chill Fever, Agues-50
II do Piles, blind or bleeding.
Is do Opthalmy, and sore or weak EyeS-5O
10 do Catarh, accute or chrOnic, InfiuenZa50
20 do WoOping-chOugh, violent coughs...50
q do Asthma, oppressed breathing".......50
p do Ear Discharges, impaired hearing 30
q do ScrOfula, enlarged glands, swellingS50
24 do GeneraIDebility physical w~eakness50
25 do DrOpsy, and scanty SecretiOns-......50
26 do Sea-Sickness, sickness from riding SO
q do Kidney-DiseaSe, Gravel.-...........,..50
% do Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
sions, involuntary DischargeS...l 90
% do Sore Mouth, Canker. ............."".-5
80 do Urinary Weakness, wetting bedS...50
81 do Painful Periods, with Spasms.........50
81 do Sufferings at change of life-.........1 90
80 do Epilepsy, Spasms, st. Vitus DaRcel 90
81 do Diphtheria, liberated sore throatul 80
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-23
Proceedings Republican Club.

Club ROOM, ADVERTISER OFFICE,
July 18th, 1868.
Club met pursuant to adjournment.
President Carson in the Chair.
Minutes of last meeting readand approved.
Signers to the Constitution being called for
eleven new names were added.
On motion Louis Waldter and Charles Bre-
gel were added to the committe of Arrange
ments.
on motion Of o B Hewett a committee of
enquiry was appointed, consisting of John p
Deuser, David Hart, LOui Waldter, a ] Nc
Fall, Charles Keiswetter and Holtzinger.
On motion Jacob Eirsman was added to the
committee on Finance.
DeForest Porter being then called out re-
sponded in a eloquent appeal to Republicans
to organize and bring out every voter, and
made some very telling hits atthe opposition.
DR. Mcpherson having kindly rendered the
use Of the large Hall to the Club for larger
meetings b the Club Room o accom-
modate, it was resolved to adjourn to meet i n
the large Hall next Thursday evening, July
sd, and after business, Col. Rich will address
il CARSON, Pres.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-23
July 18th.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.

July 9TH.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
u board present.
The committee TO whom was reported the
bill to impOund swine found running at large
reported in favor of the passage of ne bill.
Report adopted; Bill read a second and third
time and passed.
was referred to the committee on Finance,
with instructions to report forthwith.
Committed to whom was referred Collectors
report made the following port
AThe committee to whom was referred the
accounts of the City Collector, have examined
the same and find 1t correct, and recommend
that orders be drawn in his favor in payment
on the General Fund s SO 81
Levee RentFund 45
Z" Bond Fund l64 SO
(" Poll Road Fund 1898 1885 80
and that he be instructed to pay the balance
remainingi in his hands, viz: s643 04, over to the
city Treasurer. il CARSON, Chm.
which on motion was adopted.
The Mayor reported hat he had in his hands
So collected from Allen & Oaks Museum as a
License. Ordered that he pay the said sum to
the city treasurer as road fund also that
the Marshal pay 81 received from SkiH & Gay
lord, Ministries, into the Treasury.
r W Fuanas offered the following:
ReSOIUed, That a committee of three be APP
pointed to contract with r + Barrett as to the
sale of the Ferry Franchise, in compliance
with stipulatiOns heretofore agreed upOu be-
tween Mr. Barrel and the former council.
CG Dorsey calledfor the ayes and nays with
the follows:
Ayes: Stewart and FurnaS.
Nays: Carson, Dorsey n MCGEE.
Lost.
On motion the city Assessor was required to
make his report on tomorrow evening, July
Sth, at Z o'clock.
CG Dorsey offered the following:
ReSOLUed, That a committee of three be ap-
pointed to confer with r F Barrett, and with
any other party or parties they may see pro-
per, in r~efereuleto the putting in and running
of a ferry boat, and report at the next meeting
of the council. Adopted.
Messrs Dorsey, Carson and Furnas were ap-
pointed as said committee.
Marshal presented report and accounts for
building pound for swine, which was referred
to committee on streets and alleys.
Petition of VIM Mccoy in relationto Judge
ment of r w Clark & Co., VS. city of Brown
Vile, received and filed.
Adjourned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-23
JOHN L.
BANKER.

ROWNPLLLE"-- RASKA.
Exchange Bought and Sold on all the prin-
cipal cities. Also dealer in Gold and Silver
Coin. Gold Dust and
GOVERNMENT N
Deposits received, payable at sight. Inter
est paid on time deposits by special agree
meut. Taxes paid for uOn-reSidents.
All kinds of U. S. Bond wanted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-23
Arrival and Departure Of Mails

Southern & Eastern Arrives at 8 o'clock A N
Departs at IL p
Northern & Eastern Arrives at L o'clock p N
" Departs at II p NJ
Beatrice Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at 7 O'Clock p NJ
Departs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at s o'clock A NJ
Grant Arrives Thursdays ats o'clock Pm
Departs Thursdays at 8 o'clock
Post once Hours O'Clock NJ to
SunddVS$ TO 9 A N, and 5 to p
A. D. MARSH, Post Master.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-23

July Obus
Council met. Present: a full board save
Carson and Stewart.
On motion of Mr. Dorsey adjourned until
tomorrow morning at z o'clock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-23

81 c Lett, Land Agent, Brownville.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-23

Plastering Hair at MiddletOn's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-23
atbraska advertiser.
our AUfHorI7ed G0e0f,

Our Authorized Agents.
WIN. HAwxBY, at Nemaha City.
r. A. HAwLEY, at Clifton.
GEO. G. START, at Aspinwall.
Our Advertising Agents
SHEFnELD & EAToE, ia Pine st., st. Louis.
Us. WILLIAMS, 81 Chestnut ST.,
s. NJ P~ETTTNGILL, 81 Park Row, New York.
JULE REAUBIDEAUx, St Joseph, Mo.
COOK, COBURN q Co, Chicago, Ill.
COOK, CoBUHN &TAYBoR, Cincinnati, Ohio.
s. h PABvIN, Cincinnati, ohio.
A. r. LIECOLN q Co., Boston, Mass.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-23

Marsh Harvesters for sale by TisdeL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-23

Rob't Peare & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-07-23

BRowNvILLE, THURSDAY, JULY D, 1868.
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

A pRiyArE FAMILY uP TOWN OFFER TO LET
N SUIT . Rooms, w IN Board, 10 well furnished hrst
ass brown s.oAe houss. Address n. " herald aDoe.
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

q BTn ST, REAR BAsEMENr.-A RESPECTABLE
young otesant Engl sh girl to do the housework OF
szaaf family; good city reference.
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

General H0nseworlx. &c.
Il = AVA PROTESTANT GIRL. IN A SMALL PRI.
~ vato ismky, 70 do general housew ork.
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

u ELY AND Icons NiNsrRELs.
skASp DyTCa"s,,", LEON ores. at sen.a,lon.
GRAND DuTCfIaS,n LION. . A Great Excitement
URAND DUTCH"s" LEON. rs HERE.
GRAND DUTcH"s," LEON II. All the Music.
$S:sB BSES$ SSE$s F$ fF$S An the s Il.
THE GREAT STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION SENSATION
Icons OoRILLA LECTURE on Ms r. Dt CHtlLLu.
IL SIXTH fvEvuE NEAR roRIy-sKCoND STREET,
AFFORDS SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOR
Balls Weddings, concerts Lectures: kesding. Privae
Theatrfesls Parlor opera &C. A beautiful stage nne
Scenery, &c, &c, will be set up when requrei
IIooLEYs OPERA HOUSE, BR0OKLYN.
III PKOf HUTCHINSON ASO HIS TRAINED DOGS.
ksystcne Boys, the Lucky Uncle 10 Dream.
Grand Maun~e. SATURDAY. feb. ~, at ~ oc ocf
Monday Feb "a will be produced Chas Cayer's musical
sr,ravagansA, THB WILD FAwN OF rHE WOODS
y TwESTYYiRsT GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT.
SUNDAY EVENING. February H.
- . iMM.ssE ATTRACTION.
Second appearance snes her ssvse illness Of We Gale
'''"1 p'"- MADAME PAREPARosA
together with the following .rtI.ss:-
hR BROoKHOUSk BoWLEKI.
Mh CARL ROSA.
Mr.. u. w. COLBY,
Mr. THBJ THOMAS and hs
PULL ORCHESTRA.
The prices win remain - usual.
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

900 WEST i6rH STA RESPECTABLE PROTEST.
100 tg,r do general housework In = smah private
GAnaily the best references.
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

0AS EAST 3OrH ST., BETWEEN ID AND SD AVS
LfC respectable FRO estAnt girl to do general house
wesk FOR small private family or would do light chamber
work and dno wAshng good ciy reference Call for two
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

v.yAN1LD-A SITUATION. BY LADY OF LARGE
w erpernnoe 10 tn Se charge OF cloak establish nent
VA give the best Add Mrs. NJ. y. LApston
~ Ma b ueou st., Boston, Mass.
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

Inandresses. &c.
OFT EAST 0rH sr.. IN THE REAR.-A RESPFCTA.
"a Bile woman wishes few families or genilemen's
vssknR would 60 by the day understands French
nUlA N all Kinds OF I'm. washing
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

AMU0lEMEyTs.
0LynPIC THEATRE SATURDAY..
,,,,,. Tais xvrEaSooiS' xsiD EVENING
.,nn..,., MISS MAGGIE hIToHgLL,
). w. COLLIER Avn q Z, HOY
TSsissT. TTSS-ssiIsssTT 4EEs THIS aE1EsEoos aETEsEoos
Las' night OF Las. Matinee Of
rxSSti0S LITTLE bAREPOOr
LAST "RAREFooI, MATINEE TX TO-DAY
MONDAY, THE PEARL OF SAVOY
In Q few days. Mr. FoI's new PANroMIME
ERESCH THEATRE
Il II. L. .BArEMAS..............L Lesses and Dirscaa,
Mr.. Bstsman has the honor TO announce
THE RETURN To NEW YORK
GRAND DUCHESS '1s OF ogRoLsrRrs,
After most brilliantly successful soJourn 10
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
whsrc the metropolitan endorsement
py She fashion, wit, taste and culture OF society
has been heartily 70 endorsed
By MANY THOUSANDS o. ADMIRERS,
who have crowded the houses nightly.
me nr'' nsh nSnhr q 'ae rsprosesae.oa ps a VII 10
with the original east ioiows;-
THE GRAND DuCHEss-MLLE rosTEE.
Fritz M. GUFFRoi General Bouru DUCHgeNn
Prince rsui. ;;LEDDgS Baron PUCK. .LAaRIrf0gh
WANDi-MLLE. DE FELCouRT.
And II II be repeated
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
EVENINGS, and for the sAruRDsY MArIERR atL
the theatre schmers 7oi Broadway and Al Peters ~
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

- TUESDAY EVENING, FEB - 1874
Madame ELISA LrNLEY. Prins DonaA
Msaame CAMILLA URso. yiolinsl
Mr. j. X, THOMAS Baritone
M 0EO W. SIMPSON, Tenor.
M s. 3 MILLs Pianist
Ticket. Sis reserved seats So tsa b ebtalssd ai the
urncps music s,ores and Al The sa the svsuug Of
pu CaAiLLu's LECTURES
WEDNESDAY EvEklNU. Feb. -
skCUND l.. CT, kE.
usp,ne serpeh,s Ac Cape Lopez, slave Barracooers"
TrSe OF adm 81 be obtained 81 alltns princp
u,e storss the ticket once Of the hail. Doors open
Al lecture e0slfnences precisely a. sc'coek-
-'tkIpAY EvHNiktl, FEB. Is, THIRD and LAST Lee
IT RE- Tbs Ne 70 Tribes Of kquaoriA Africa Types and
Races OF hsatind'
Tue ShrioSAL ACADEMY oy DESIGN,
WILL CLOSE WEDNESDAY NIGHT. MARCH
NJ AsHisoTuy ANNIVERSARY Al COOPER fSSrf.
w tue morning. afteraoon aud sveu.nG Grand cop.
esr,s aud eminent speakers.
AR CHARLES EYrIS0g
III VIII give his
SECOND kEADIk0,
SATURDAY FEE EB1sr,sv.vu,,t
sHAKsPgAVE, pick Ss,
LYRICAL sELECrlJNs
Reserved seats e each price admission a Schir.
nsra 7Ol RroAdwAs.
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

OSI WEST 25lH ST. NEAR HH Av. ROOM NO.
CCf IA highly iespsc table woman TO do washing az
heY own house, aid 20 the dav; n first
as LOner and undsrstands huting; has tbs best
psfapsnse
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

ACE WORK. LAZY FULLY COMPETENT HAv.
IL e had charge Of manufacturing lace for Broadway
Nruse the last Two years wishes the employ menl
AAaPoss Al. g., usrsid ofucc.
The New York herald., 1868-02-22


400 nLgECKER ST., NEAR CARMrNE "A YOUNG
Zoo French woman isdy's maid speaks French, Ger
p,An and ngsh s 6rst ss seamsiresr cut and ~
kxAes' dres es. Apply address two days
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

al WEST lsrH STA FAMILY, BREAKING UP
aIf bouseket ping desire to secure place for thor
@ " do general aousew ort Inquire to-day.
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

r.On PER WEEK WILL BE PAID To ANY NAN
CLU who has the requisite energy and business capacity
and collector for business established
years The party however must be able 10 deposit
h. employer from $500 81 uov security for which
ample security will be gwen. This H 10 humbug. but
eYceent opportunity Principals only need address Broox.
lynite. Herald oGice, for three days
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

AyoTIcE.-A YOUNG WOMAN Is DESTROYS or GO
IN Ing California as mad TO lady. Can have The
klshet application 10 A. T. Perkins.
s Beacos 81 Boston, family she has lived for the
III lonr
The New York herald., 1868-02-22

GAN FRANCISCO MIysrRRLs-Sss BROADWAY
- The trouble commences at . quarter 70 eight
BIRCH, WAMBOLD. BERNARD AND BACKUS
SAN FRANCISCO MlNsrRELS.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF the GREAT BURLEsQUE
UNDER TIE KEROSENE LAMP,
INTRODUCING THE CELEBRATED soAREL SISTERS,
RAILROAD kxPkKsS TRAIN
improvement August weesys received with genuine
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-15
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

YouNGs great Physiological Work, VI ".
a cry one his own Doctor--being a rrivas
instructor for married persons or those abont
70 marry botn male and female, in eyeryibibt
concerning the physiology and relations Of onr
nexuai system and the production or pressn'
ZION OF offspring, including oil the new discor.
s, ~. never before given In the English language
able and interesting work. IL IL written 10
nam n,ain language for the general reader. and b
Illustrated with upwards Of one hundred engrt
wings. All young married people. or tbos
contemplating marriage. and having the least
impairment to married life, should read thii
pook It discloses secrets that every one shouk
pe acquainted with. Still II IL u book thu
must DC locked up, and no lie aboutthe henss
y, ~ wiz DO sent to any one on tide receipt Of
rmey Gents. Address Or. WV YOUNG. No.
4ie SPRUCE ST.. above Fourth. Ph,lsdelphia
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-15
Charles Crane,

at the old stand, wishes bis many and
generous patrons Happy New Year,
and also takes this method of informing
them that, from and after this day, /.
Will continue his business exclusively on
on the pay down principle. Persons ia.
debted to him. on note or book account,
are also respectfully informed that their
debts must be paid at an carly day.
His business stand, stock and good
will are also for-sale at good bargain,
it purchaser presents himself with few
thousands Of the ready. For further par.
ticulars call on lin, or address. Positive
ly no goods viii be sold upon credit, aftr
this day.
Hyde Park, January LIST. 1868
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-15

The EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING O,
THE VT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION AT BAR
TON, JAN %, 90, & 81, 1868.
ORDER OF ExERoIsEs.-W Wednesday Eve
Social Gathering Address Of WELDON,
by Rev. VIM. A. Robinson.
Thursday Morning. Organization at {
o'clock. appointment Of Committees
Miscellaneous Business. Addres by J.
s. Spauldipg, Pres of the Asso.
Afternoon. Discussion The Relation
to each other Of the Common Schools. the
Academies aud and the Colleges--,o be
opened by Rev c. E. Ferrin Of Hines.
burgh. Address by Hiram Orcutt, A.
NJ, Of West Lebanon. N. H. Subject
The Education Of Women. t
Eevening. Lecture by Prof G. N.
Weber, of Middlebury College. Sub
ject-Philosophy Of Grammar.
FRIDAY Morning Discussion--.The
best methad Of teaching English Gram.
mar" to be opened by A. J. sanborn Of
Morrisviiles Discussion Compositions
and speaking in Common Schools, to be
opened by Prof NJ. H. Buckham, Of IN.
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TWO GRAND
y y 3 y y 3 = 81

Thursday and Friday Evenings,
Each Commencing at seven 0 clock, p. NJ, an
viii consist Of Church Music, Glces. Chorus,
and Solos, both Vocal and Instrumental.
It's proposed to make this one of the most IN
teresting and beneficial conventions of the se,
son. To educate the musical taste, to awaken
more lively interest in the culture of Mpsic
and above all, to improve our Cho,rs in IN.
performance OF Church Music. will be the MIN a,
the Conductor.
All singers in the county and vicinity AZ.
cordialy invited to attend and it Is des,rsbl,
that all should be in attendance the first dav
and through the Convention. There will !.
three sessions daily, commencing at 9 A.M,a
and T. 81 to each Of which visitors will bs
admitted.
BooKs;-The "CuUEcH BELL" by W. o.
h. 5. Perkins the .JUB LATE" ; the ,,GRER-.
ING, new and popular Glee.book, by l., O,
Emerson, and the CHORUS WREATH" will b.
furnished for the use Of the Convention.
TICKETS Admitting those who take part. to
all the exercises Of the Festival, Gentlemen,
Si'oo LADIES, 30 cts. Season Tickets, admit
ing visitors TO all exercises, Including Concerts,
Sl5O. Concert Tickets, 35 cts to each. or 30
cts: to both. Rehearsal Tickets. Is cents.
BOARD. at the Hotel. 81 90 per day in pri.
vate families, so cts. per day. Persons desiring
board In private families must address W. =.
Whipple' at least five days previous to the Con.
yention.
Il. W. HENDEE, President.
d. J. Stafford, Secretary.
a. W. 6PAULDlNG. Treasurer,
horristown. January 9Th. 1868.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-15
FROM WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, Jan. II

WASHINGTON, Jan IL, 1868.
Mayor Wallach presided at a mas,
meeting held here last night to assert the
rights of American naturalized citizens
abroad.
Montgomery Blair was the first speak.
er, and was followed by Senator Wilson,
who said that his sympathies were with
the oppressed all the world over, in
Ireland as in Italy, in the Carolinas and
wherever man was endeavoring to asser,
his own God given rights. Speeches were
also made by Congressmen Marshall Of
Illinois, Kavanaugh Of Montana. Robin
son of Brooklyn. Van Horn of Missouri,
Carey Of Cincinnati and Conness of Cal
ifornia. Letters we're read from Speaker
Colfax and from General Banks. The
General wrote:
81 am deeply interested in the subject
which will be presented to the meeting,
and shall be happy at all times to give it
my earnest support, in the full confidence
that the day is not distant when this
most dilicate end difficult Of al interna.
tional questions will be settled in favor
of the naturalized citizens Of the United
States and in recognition Of the just prin.
c'ples Of public law so long asserted by the
American Government. | shah omit no
to give it every support 10
my power"
The bids for supplying the Government
Printing Office with paper for the ensuing
year were opened to-day by the Govern.
ment Committee on Printing in the pres
ence of the bidders. The lowest bidders
were Glass /. W. H. Hoffman Of Baltimore
for 1000 reams Of uncalendercd printing
paper at fifteen ctnts and nineteen. one
hundredths per pound and Timothy ver-
non Of Hartford for $4,000 reams Of the
same ct fifteen cents and forty eight one.
hundredths. Class Q. O. r. Baer Of Ian.
'aster. eight thousand rsams Of calender
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-15
TO L, Fl, Noyes
for Committee. I

EXTRACT FROM GOV. cnAMBgRLrN's MEsss eE
The Railroad enterprises in this STATE
are not visionary or speculative projects.
We do not sink capital in providing meaus
for transportation. while there is nothing
to transport. Nor do we rely on the un.
certainties Of future Development
But our actual necessities demand
these roads. Still it is true bejond
all cavil or question that railroads
do increase in a most extraordinary de-.
gree the internal prosperity of the country
Instead of displacing other modes Of com.
munication they actually increase them.
1t is we'll known, for example. that horses
have come into use 10 tenfold higher ra.
ito where the great railroads have been
opened. These roads are not more inpor.
tant to commerce and manufactures than
they are to agriculture They give the
farmer what he most demands, ready
market, aforling the facility Of moving
his peoduce at great saving of time, la.
Dor and expense, and Of readily bringing
both the articles he cannot produce, thus
increasing the valne to him of his own
productions aud diminishing the cost Of
his purchases Moreover they enhance
the value of his lands, inviting other in.
dustries, and thus benefit the individual
and the whole community. We must
therefore regard with satisfaction the var. |
ious undertakings Of this kind which the
public now demand.
1.-THE EuTopcon and North Americas
Railroad is one Of our great interests
This is already admitted and practically
recognized, by conditional grants of aid.
But without as yet receiving any advan-
tage from this the road has still gone on
BY great personal exertions the directors
and contractors have put the road in run.
ping order to Orono, and are vigorously
pushing on towards Vim, GO miles above
Bangor, straight towards our Aroostook
county, and fanking our rich piscataquis
region. This enterprise has dragged some.
what on our side Of the line. But not so
with our spirited and generous neighbors
of the maritime provinces. With large
comprehension Of the times and far.sight.
cd vision Of the future, they have adj
dressed themselves with earnestness and
self reliance to the opening Of this road.
"The Provincial government hos given
to the road Outright $40 900 mile, and
NJ sss than $4,000 900 havs already
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-15

U. v. II. Sudject-What is Pr,c,;o,, >,
ucation
Evening. Lecture.-AIl perso,. j.
fcially connected with the school, NV
mont. aud all friends of education. -. !;
vited to attend the meeting and will !
Carried over the railroads of N. 9,
for Fair One Way. Return ticket, IN
be furnished by the Sec. of the A,s,.; !"
ton. The Inequalities of the peo,l, :,
Barton will be extended to the n,nt.
ofMe association. That arran,4u,,
may be more conveniently made, De,.o,.
intending to be present arc reupes,.a ).
send their names to Rev. Vim. A. Roh;
son. Barton Lady teachers are rcou..,,
to come With written Essays on any NJ.
subjects above named.
Per order Of the Elective Commit,oo
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A. A.. NILES. Secretary.

Ga At legally warned meeting OIL
the inhabitants of school district number
IL ID johnson, holden at the schoolhouse
in said district, on the 9th day of Dec,
1867, at 7 o'clock p. m the following
resolutions were adopted
Whereas, Rumors are ahoat preiudicial
to the orderlipess of school number ~. in
johnson, and by implication involving
the good name Of the district, as if they
countenanced, in their teacher, oppressive
ness. and
Whereas, Said district feels such a
slur upon the school to be unfounded.
and are themselves truly and sincerely
deairous. always of the best welfare of
pupils and teacher. yet.
Whereas, To secure this end in said
school, they feel rational obedience on the
part of the pupils TO be indispensable,
therefore;
Resoired, That in approving the recent
act of discipline by tho teacher, which
they fully do. the district aim alone at
the personal welfare Of the offending pu.
pill. and the general welfare of the school.
A true copy,
Attest, JOHN R. HILL, Clerk.