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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14
MUNICIPAL AfFAIRS.

BOARD OF ALDERMES-rHE LOW BRIDGE.
The Board met at p. IN. on Saturday, Presl-
dent Conan Ia the chair resolution was presented
and laid over authorizing Charles Knox 10 reIuoSe the
bridge tho intersection Of Broadway and FuOus at, ut
his own exrenso the Street Commissioner having given
him permission TO do and Mr. Knox was authorized 10
send the bills for the expense 80 incurred 20 tie Con
troier who directed TO have the amount placed N
the City Tax Levy for 1869 resolution was presented
and laid over 10 procure stand OF cOlOrs Tor tic bat
tallion known tue Washington Gruys.' The Beard
b.u al
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THE NATIONAL GUARD

Recruiting for the various regiments Of the
First Division Is going very actively The stylish uni
forms which several OF these regiments have sdop,ea
to have special attraction for young men, and
following each parade, there many applicants 20,
membership. The 18th Regiment have decided TO adopi
n new full-dress uniform, which will consist OF darn
blue dress coat trimmed with white aud having hres
rows OF buttons light blue pants.wt narrow white soe
white crOssbelts, white epauletes dress hat with Wha
and blue pOmpon. number OF reglmenal and company
balls announced to take place next month. Dlirba
the promenade concert Of the 22 Regiment on Thuray
evening OF last week. Mr. Charles f. Setson IT, was the
recipient of set OF resolutions elegantly engrOsed and
framed from the officers OF the regiment for his kndnesa
and attention 70 hom during their recent cneanpneat
Lung Branch.
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THE WHISKY CONSPIRACY c,sr

In the United States Circuit Court. on sat,,.
day, In the matter Of The United States agt William Pr,
leron. Alfred A. Belknap ct al in which the defondan
are indicted fora conspiracy involving violations q, ar
internal Revenue laws, District Conrt,os ne
formed the Court OF what had hitherto been dome N A..
matter and desired the direction OF the ort n. 70 ,
action to be taken by the defense ~ IN =" 'hs
MI Charles OConor OF counsel for the defense saa h
had been instructed to move 10 quash the h,
owing ~ his having been notified OF an ~
was engaged in being called on for Learj,0 ,snc ~
than no had anticipated, 1t would he Impossible for hin
at present 10 prepare himself to argue the motion ana hs
therefore desired n postp0nement TO next Saturday
Dlstrict-Au0rney Courtney said that while he VA.
anxious 70 have tho matter disposed OF IA soon "a
BILE still, ms the case could not come to trial I'm
month and cOunsePs excuse was a reasonable one H.
would not object to the request for postponenent " "
Judge benedict then set the MOTION down for argument
Saturday next at IL a. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14

s mo .. oeorgs That the ssd pislntR thsy.,,.. 49,, .
snn. oa ssa policies sgsus the Neg w., h s,e N
., shs state, and In Snpero,
80 sno also caused suts be % Tie Civ
monss outside on the State Of NewYok E .ue ssi
amounting In the Aggregate 10 III M eforef ir.srsbe.
Gus Auea ana the other actions brourh, "ae and ~.
Nvhn 81 TINS city Will shonly he 'be bnDens,
% " we ohyeror Court for tial That This on TIE
~ ao OF the psnur are vsTy d ssd tte Ote,
% 'noud DC brought 70 !s before inv snd Az Una, TIE
wanH noesosi mat the said plaintiff ND ~ Il NE
s OF tials before referee Consequent
% oss sustained oy the plsintH ana he
OF the present motion for srefereaoe a. believes
.nt merely his plantn may be Induced "a asy IN Inc
Ad d1 o. AZ Vnssoiaoe character fsrish
anu ueloneHt further says that neither iii, a, AL,
GlnsI SAID actions pending 10 this or IN Nh, acton nor
qe tue examination ola long ts oour' VII
~ any respect necessary therein thai IA ~lu OF "a
% " 81 ~ any great length into eKamnaton al e nseas
- oss 10y IRE, or the value thereof Tor the $3.50
,S exceeds BY more baa ~ total s.ons, sn.s ire
ss aso beeanse the admission Of lie deipsst m asas
COMPANY aad It's President shd the es has
att Ien lon Insurance Companies that the pisItg,.
IN sU respects aud @'e~ehs u
,. ueponent fnrthet that the prp,ips dtr,, al 81
" n1 sA neienaaat the Hns Insurance ComD.pr AZ NJ ~ h
we same IS That set up In all the aher IW
hg u Huuaent overvauston By the plaintiff on t pss<
destroyed es Aforesaid BY which II crs ~ property
ndant was discharged from all liability the IA ns SAD 10
claimed that this deponent. In proo6. - @ snd D
l1ss was gully OF fraud and false swearin,s s'ha 81
nent further gays hsi ashe Is advised and believes Ire o
the evidence under that issue viii be evidences 81 The sa h.i
property destroyed BY Ere and viii he eractg he m he "a
would be given reference and Ias
sustained by the nisint,f ' osseftsne TIE 4
Sworn TO before this h dsy ~ December iaea rhHhosos
lAosS T. SGEKsoLL' Notary Pablo Ne. Yo,L g.,
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TIE COURTS
CIVIL.

CIVIL
The wills of Winant Bogart of the town Of
New Utrecht and OF Ann Mccormick OF the Gtyd
Brooklyn admitted 10 probate In the Kings County
surroeates Court Last week Letters Of administration
Michael Doer Lucy kens" J0 o; 6 1udI"
tiers Of guardianship Of Irene NJ. Frost minor. wecs
granted 10 Asa d. Spinning OF New-York
In the Surrogato's Court letters of admins
TRITON were graDtedn estates OF sarah Harrison saraa
F. Gilbert. David p. Hail. Matthew Kirby; DCreas
LucEcy Leonard Weiss John Gordon. Charles Une Lus-
Thorndke. AugustiRchter Elijah Humphreys Richard
Lush: August Adler. John a steIeus, Andrew thome
C. Moore Robert L. Noyes. Mary +. Patterson. I!ef's
Ripley. Christopher ysgler, John A Mayne.
In the United States District Court, during
the past week. voluntary petitions In bankruptcy wefs
nled by the following persons; jacob Welan'ki. I'd
ward Robinson, sidney Douglass. John t. Gonne, VIII
drew G.. Dickinson. Manuel Oppenhcimer, Charifs H.
TIL, Charles d; Kneyal:; SidneI oaAsmih, iHry Bnr
Thompson, Joseph JacObson. George ~ Bowen Harrison
ID. Hunt, Louis MarksyiIl. william Churchill; Joseph T.
IeRget' Charles L.. NOse, Samuel Cassidy, Leonard g.
Klinck Raphael SPengcr. Charles L. sionon. Jacob W.
highlander, Edmund o. L9Iass. ard fredenA S,v t ~
Peter u. Diamond. a. Hamilton Hlger. John i. Dodge
and Dexter Tiffany.
In the Superior Court, on Saturday, John n.
Gepin mado an application for an Injunction agaiss
Hannibal Robinson under the following crcumsia, 90:
Prey iOus To le6S, Mt Gen carried on business "a afeF
in this city lie sold out his business 20 Charles kns
and subsequently Robinson comlucaccd business D.. q
formerly occupied by Mr Gonn, rcaiDlng the aro
Sign with the name "GcDn" painted upon II, aud H.'
ting up other signs. Of which had on 20 the WofI
Robinson. successor 10 Gcnin." Mr. H. W Dodge fot
the plaintiff cOntended that this was an iuftu1mtDts
the plaintiffs rights that the words Successor 70 ~
were In very small letters enh during Business hours u
concealed that the nala6 'Gcin" only txposod 10
view; that the only evidence admissible 10 establish s
agreement OF sale the written instrument then mace
aud that cOaract being silent As to any license Ia 10
tho plaintiffs name, he had the right Ia enioln ths
defendant from IT. Mr. Roger A. Pryor Tor Geitl u
ant, eontended ll unless inc pai9iln eonil snow ~,
name the Cont should not grant Injunction. aud I'D 4
lie could show such damage because he was not o
business Decision reserved.
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In the case OF the Barnum anu an AmOntgh
Insurance Company, &C., reported Ia TUX TRBuNE on
Friday, the following ahdavit was read;
s . ,s ssa - H. 6d sSi''1' 's
haseu Ad Meosgeue that por 70 10 - d Of harh
s % s oP1. fiS , % SH :. sss'a e. sosd
the nd eatiug snd neatly AZ ae ootten.s a'fvot ven
sl dsre b be eosNsied asns u,ii Az
fci eaoie' u bt The plAh h mqsean sud @SH,s,Ie eu'
d ite ,eeney a9d ares9' used 91 Us lsaueei bushes
ana ~ the .,Ig nft'as Ata spso,sss' " sIl .soa, ls
Sl - And hit OYER iad ~ et s. p.s'h 81 insure ,s,
r, wt tLe STATE Of K~.Yors NaI also b. nuu-roas
PANTS wheat the STAT, NeNio 10 various 'On ALTO irAs N 'ss
i s@;;ys a ls &C. soSas V,D,sd p ISs ;aI
10 AMI sed each q the 'ah o,,Saea eestss ita te s
/, S, S S.v sS t !.Sc ~ ysaSS, Sss yersoSs
, ,s "a We se.ss. 81 ss - ess' 500 SI 'as .1 ~.
aud true bat copy % tho served on each " tie sd New
Of sP s ic ga S' or s ~. ne 'sss d 81 n & S
- s.ISs s' i ssG tsaf S. a. t &
NphsL Composites Hrbg the defendant TIE Hi Ilslrsaee Coz
.as sa building. sS.E l. tsatse he Preesi 81 tue a deier
at he Ina Esfsns tgngalJ Wa ae chairman y rho
had fpJ ,gd said The proof anl
pnisis " -'''''
"0 Ersa fS,ra,Scs 90 ov SgvYoFN 49,.
y. 40 BLoApwti. NsS-i ok, March 80. 1858
nseoa' ba,'s s os b, Gre on 'ne stock ns tt
and 81 ncaiss are '.tsi s ,ss os .. .sI b lie ceu
r1f I'D as ' n Vos SS Of ~, plaintiff, cSaSy spSc
ina Pto@f ss.ueut snd rath, Of ihe d sanee nons's
sSe .ie ~GSl he'd been ys s9d y said ss
That 10 Opponent crl sud behees the sad Cooking holns
o. THIS oi klosg sire prg need OF OF hs siceshotr
oi the ad pahgs tho sAd mseruce MONEYS
praapt efe scheme delay tie payment s The SANE We
iope nlacing the pRsn by eh delay 10 accept
smaller hmOnnts 81 th All than thii pela'A
uud eEct " SAID that the sad tonkrs pe'taAeI le
,nh dsiendsn The .fa Insurance COMPANY aud large nahe
ue Other add cohpasvs, bh this State aud 70 eHei
star 70 mile Va the said. scheMe and to reuse 10 pay
TO 5rni bs ha' eEsnp"n ns
ioas nAiasi Ne~f0 sompsns which through the SAID romme
sbi tic s tobkns had previously aneI full and careful eianiSs
BOO s pnva. ,s'ss.o an, rsi ?. TO-, .,,,. @
the al. pauud Of their respective policies That The sad
Ns~tOh companies refusing y. the fs0siog WI
The lBaa, r.lesmsn's Washington Commence. aetssr.,
MeohabicS AUD Traders BerknSn, Commonwealth, ~ hsfis
k,esb~F =. Nicholas, I'D Ne. Amsterdam insnrs s
Brsokr CITY. That
adorned kn bssVs Of the said Hcen
tho said Noelok tho owing named wthoei
Nssi refused tho their pOh. 90 s
Of bas viT the 0At ProlscoB Of Phadst
gsa the Rs..o America Monc@aisl sei Julien Of DsH.O
tho Adams MerehsHt Eareka fsrer Lafayette, sud Shhh
CaalpA e tfanklG Fire and Marse. Cteas and s"Sa
81 wheeling The Meehauics' and Pireaeusy o. ye"r Iy
acs l'fs''es .sa Vsle. u va. ytra s'd ss Vs0sAa
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THE PHILADELPHIA TRAappy

- PHILADELPHA, Dec. 12.-In the Court of
vye, anu Iernlnef today Thursday next was fixed for
Inc trt OF Dir aud Mira Twchell the charge Of muir
1eIhg theI mother Mrs. Hin. Tho counsel Tor the de
tonse uebeo an extension OF the tne saying that " viii
% necessary " Obtain witnesses from the soathern part
OF Sew-JeIsey, ana from Washington. and Cncirnati
ana that IIey are making Investigations which cannot he
completed Wy thursday but the Court replied that they
would ma Ahple Tune during the selection OF ths iury
Tho new DlstrctAtt9rney Mr.. sheppard, has arfaycd
aeans. Sue ned Ias snt including exDstrict-
eLose of this trial. .. OF 1900 NV
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FIRE IN pEARLsr.-Loss ABOUT 10000

On Saturday night fire caught on the up
per floor OF the fourstorY building No. aH Peas Tn.
third and fourth floors badly damaged by IRE and
tho lower floors saturated with water The basement,
frat third and fourth floors occupied by William n
WALTON dealer in druggists glass ware Loss on stock
SEQ 600 Insured. The second floor was occupied "a .
paper warehouse. The stock was considerably damaged
pv water Tho hniidng was damaged 10 the amount q
a. 600 The adjoining building. No 22 occupied by A. q
Mandcl & Co. paper and yainish dealers. AMI tho Rich
mond Paint Works, Walter Fields, agents. was some
what DANA god by water
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LOVE, DRINK, AND SUICIDE.

Jacob Huber, q b0afdef az No. Morris St.
on Saturday evening committed suicide by shooting him
self through the head with pistol Huber was engaged
10 be married 70 Of the servants In the house
Zlmmerman. several days past he had drank 10 r.
cess and when no rstnrned TO his boarding house on
SATURDAY. evening" intoxcAted. he was met 6y the girl
who told him that he might consider clio enga cement
ended Huber o. once proceeded " his roo. aid shot
ilasslf ~ shove stated 20 y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-14
MINORS OFFICF.

Marshal Tappen of the Mayors Office, reports
that ne granted the following licenses FOR tho pass
week. 10 eApross wagons, o. vendors, 20; drivers, g.
drtcarts Z; pOrtors, s. coaches Jkcarts l. second
hand dealer public carts, II; total Icensca granted,
l3T; nnes collected 81 whole amount received tl59 u.
TAX RECEIVERS OFFICE.
Mr. Alfred VTedenbergh, the Interest Clerk
In the Tax Receivers Otice, reports tho folOwluS
amounts received Tor and account of taxes during the
past week Monday, tiJ,il u; Tuesday 1854 10; We'd
nesday EG0IS 2S; Thursday, Gi Il; Friday. tC6Jj 90
Saturday. SlidgJl 9s: total $Ja6, 80 q.
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Stat. q vermont, I,amoiIIe district a.

State OF Vermont l.amoille district, ss.
In probate court holden at Johnsol on the 18th
day OF Aug. A 1868. 4 t3Y
V, w, Waterman, administrator OF the estate
Of, A. W.Averlll, late Of Gilmore. in said dist,
deceased, makes application TO said Conrt for IL
cense to sell all or part Of ihe real estate OF sall
deceased. representing that said sale is necessary
ior the payment OF the debts OF said deceased ~
lvhe,upon it is ordered by sold Court that sais
Application come under consideration and ne
hear. on tle Tth day of Seps, lsfS, al, The pro-
bate curt office in Johnson and It IL further or
dyed that all persons interested be notified hers
aud OF ler,theron, 3weekaisuccessvely IN the La
noise kewsdealer printed at hyde Park, before
said time OF hearing that they may appear q
said time and place, and,il they sc cause object
thereto, WI q. y, cH ADWlCK. Judge. IS
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Itsf.iI. ttE i.t 4
Fer Liver Complaints and Bilious
----- Derangoments ---- ------


Mr., Lester Sexton, a wholesale merchant OF
80 years, in Milwaukee. one Of The most reliable
and careful men in the state says, under date
MILWAUKEE. WIS. Jar. u, 1868.
hessrs. &. g. ClarkkGO. New Haven. Conn p
Both myself and wife have used Noe's DySpep
sia Cure, and 1t has proved perfectly satisfacto.
ry ~ rmedy. have no hesitation in saying
that we have received great benefit from it's use.
Very respectfully nj LEsrkK SEXTON. rI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-19
From Rev. Isaac Aiken AllsgAahy' Penn.

From Rev. Isaac Aiken, Allegheny, Penn. j..
JosRFH FLEMING, Druggist, .-qg.
No. ~ Market Street, Pittsburgh.
SIR Il take great pleasure in stating that,
after having suffered from dyspepsia foi about
10 years,at some periods muchmore than others,
have been entirely cured by the use OF GOES
Dyspepsia Cue. Ny friends know that Of late
years my case has been an extreme one. | had
great suffering from any kind oil food, and on an
average w0ulu vOmit about one.third of my
meals. in a sour indigestible mass, When the
severe attacks would come, would lose all my
strength and be utterly helpless ;--some OF the
attacks would be 30 severe that for days togeth-
Ell would not retain anything on my stomach,
save q little dry toast and tea. For years |
knew not what il was to pass five consecutive
hours without intense pain. From the time
took the first dose of this medicine | ceased
vomiting gradually all soreness passed away,
and flesh and strength returned and ever since |
have been able TO eat any kind OF food ret upon
the table six months haze now passed without
any symptoms Of the return Of the disease, Ny
case was considered y all, even physicians. 50
marvellous that for time 1t was feared IL might
be fictitious hut L am now SO well convinced,
that have been not merel relieved but perma-
nent!y cured, that can conscientiously toco,n.
mend Goes Dyspepsia Cure to all victims Of
dyspepsia. -.
Late pastor Of the Beaver st. N Church, Ale.
ghany. t1 glas 1ai Igt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-19

state Of Vermont, l.amolle District SIS.
In probate court held at j hnson withih and for
said District on the 18th day OF July AID 1868.
Edwin G, White guardian OF BetSey Fos sr,
an insane person makes application to said court
for license to sell the following described real es
tate of his SAID ward, o it, all the real estate
owned by his said ward in this state, represent
lug that the saethercof, for the purpose OF put
ving the proceeds OF such sale at interest OF in
vesting the same in storks or real estate. would
be beneficial to said ward Nhersupon il is or
deredhy said cont, that sad application be re-
fered to session thereof to be held at the pro-
bate office. in said Johnson, Oh the 18th dav Of
August a. 1865, for hearing and rec>ion
thereon and it j. farther ordered that all per-
sons IN tereoted be notified thereof by publication
Of notice OF, said Application and order thereon
three weeks successfully in the I.aln0ille News
dealer, printed at Hydepark. before said ii re
OF hearing that They may appear at laid time and
palce and if they see cau-e object thereto.
r - by the Court, -
Attcst, CSC, CHADWICK,
20 ag.sHaH Jua
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"a '''' FA r M s CO.,.
49, 90 M. etrs.-I..s1. ta.f ,lfaf
FCR 81 A T.E !

The snbscriber offers for sale his farm. located
on the amoi 10 river 10 Wolcott two milcs be
low Woleott village, and near pubbell's hotel.
Said farm contains 100 acres Of land. ~ under
an ut 80 interval with comfortable
buildngs sugar orchard and topls In good order.
viii keep Il cows, 40 sheep and team.
II de.ited will sell horses. aelts. ~ COWS
woke ~ 2 y'r old steers, yearlinp cattle, 40
sheea, hogs. farming tocE and crops
erms easy. CThS. u. GUfEk
Wslcott, Avg. 18th. 1888! 5sh
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ALEXANDER SEAvER's RsTATE.
WOOL rdRDTNG J

cOL- CiH DINF
FLAMING AND TURNING WOOD AEB IsoH
The subscriber desires 10 inform the public thaS
he has new facilities for carrying Oh business A.
above, and will do good work at reasonable
prices Call ct his establishment an fudge fer ,
yourselves.F WIN. McCLEsATHAN.
4 Pcrktnsvills. johnson, sune DO. 1885. sei0
VI 4
STATE OF VERMONT Tn probate Court. heid
LALoiLLE nIsTRlcr, S. at johnson within
and for said district on the 10th day of August A
D. 1868. An instrument, purporting to be the
last will and testament OF Joseph Manning,
late OF johnson in said District deceased, being
presented to the Court by Isaac Manning the ey.
executor therin named, for Probate : it il order
ed by sad Court, that all persons concerned
therein DO potifcf 70 appear at session Of said
Court to he Holden attlie Probate Office IN John.
SON on the 3lst day Of August, 1868, and show
cause. If any they may have against the probate
Of sad rill Cor which purposs, It sfurther or.
dcred TINT o eopJ-ci ihcrecordof this order be
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY Ia The In.
noble Newsdesler pr Rted ct Hyde Park, pre-.
vious to said time appointed for hearing.
IS Aitsss U x SAApWlCKsJ udsesigv
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.2aIIH)AN 0LIV


Ngw HAVEN, CT. June J. 1887.
Messrs. q q Clark Il Col Al.N. AN \ =
Gents-Being anxious, from the great benefit
derived. to assist in pieading the fame of Goes
dyspepsia cure, I would state my case. Some
thing over year ago had violent attack OF
Diarihea, which lasted s weeks, during which
time employed . physician but witlput reiief
dose helped me took 1t three times day tor
week and was entirely cured !; and believe to.
day that IL saved mylfe Being attacked in
similar manner this season | took one dose,
which pnt me all right, would adyise every
family tn keep it on hand re ldy for immediate
use in case Of ummcr or bowel complaints.
The above Mr.. Dnnn Il in our employ and we
car yupch for the above statement being true
fHIf Y. ARNOLD AZ co
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-19

From Rev. l. Ward. Avon, Lorsia Co. o.
Mes. RS. SThoHG Il ARAsTKoN0,
Gentemen-7lt gives-me pleasure TO state that
my wife has derived great benefit from the use
Of Coe =. dyspepsia care; she has been for anum-
Der Of years greatly troubled with dyspepsia, as-
withviolent paroxsms otconstipation
which so Frustrated her that she was all the
while tor months, -.nable to do anything she
took, at your Instance, Goes dyspepsia cure.
and has derived great benefit tr I'M it, and il
nov comparatively well shs regards this med.
icine ~ great blessing, Truly yours.
Jan. 10, 1868. l.. WARD.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-19

n I II z n "a Il NJ .g .
&uscs7 Is ipyaiia ABLY an unhealthy month. and
dog days are universally quoted as an un
xlihy season. Difeases more frequently ter
Sat, fatally at this time than at any othe
Big to the relaxation of the system. 1his ~
<fore. The proper lime TO use a remedy u
reeuperate the strength and Iortity the =
b, apnst the attacks { disease. Experien
lennon stratcd the fact that l'ostetter's Stnh
&Bitters is the best medicinc used TO accou
~ this desirable object. By its use the apr
10 increased digestion promoted all 'eelinr
epression removed and the vital junction
red The afflicted should AVOID alcoholic pre-
l<tt0ns purporting to he t0nics and resto'a
~ as they only AFFORD temporary exhil'ratiqi
4 Eventually entail dangerous. il not fatal r.
III ' his Il never the case with Hostettei
mach Bitters. they afford per lament benz
and soothe the nerves without reaction follow
I tNeif use The weak and debilDMed, by 1t
|. awake to a sense Of the enjoyments of He
Il they are enabled once more to take heir ac
>tomed positions in society. Hostetter ~
II Gre now considered the standard remedy foi
dlsesses airing hom an impurity OF the
"a They are manufactured in n at quaint
bad ,here is sea- cely city or hamlet on
&6bitable globe here they may not DC found.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-19

Bills. Bill Heads, Posters and Blanks. Blank
Notes and Constables Receipts for taxes for
every town in the County, furnished by return
mail.
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E Uf5 E,EET
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

You will see how soon /, will dispel your bad
feelings and gloomy forebodngs. Il ow soon ii
ill clase away any species Of dyspepsia. How
soon it will give you new life and vigor, and
how SOON it siil make well man or womaa Of
you. Ior your own sake. for the sake Of every.
body suffering, we beg, We entrsst yea ,s NY il.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-19
Notice.

psTeas my wife ihhia e Demeri't. being
fssed Of The devil OF AOnle d her evil spirit
Pr my bed and DO rdwiihout just cause o.
Feaiion, and refuses 70 live with nae, this ]
eld al persons harboring or trusting hc'
This date as | shall pay no debts If hsr con
Eon. sgte,,lss Nm, LeDEMERlTT X,
Witne,s, haycus DemeIitt. a.os5
EN- Aug II, 1868. CO., 30