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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

---phe candidates for graduation at the
Normel School .at'Johnsen were examined
on Thursday and Friday last by Rev
Pliny H. White, Member of the Board Of
Education, and A. E, Rankin. Esq, Sec.
rotary of the Board. The EXAMINATION
was we'll sus aimed by the whole class,
and the degree Of scholarship displayed
was decidedly above the average Certif-
icates to teach for five years were granted
to nineteen persons, viz: John NJ. French.
s. Dwight hodge, ID, G Whiting, Lydia
j. Andrew, JaDette Hale, Lizzie Z. Hodge,
Frances Parmalee, Ruth A. Pike. Sarah
E. Putnam. Maggie Il. Walker, and NJ.
5en'he ;Stoddard, all Of johnson: Mara
Q. Clark, Tellie j. Conant. and Eliza H.
Dutton. of Craftsbury; Floreace NJ. law
and Helen NJ. Story. of Cana bridge; Julia
& Page Of Waterville. Annette S. Stiles
Of Montgomery, aad Edward W. Webster
Of Westfeld. The prospects of the Nor
NAL School ale apparently Frightening.
aud there is good reason to expect much
higher degree Of usefulness and success
Than it has hitherto attained.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

WESTERN CROP PRospEcrs.-The Gin.
cinnati Price Current says that Western
farmers all agree that the prospects of
good wheat crop are unusually favorable,
and as there was large increase in the
amount Of land sown with wheat last fall,
should the weather remain favorable till
harvest, there doubtless will be a very
good wheat crop, both as regards quality
and quantity, gathered in the West. And,
it adds. what is still more encouraging,
that large numbers Of those who had
abandoned the cultivation of the ground,
and moved into cities or engaged in trad
ing in country towns, have returned to
their original business. wiser, though
doubtless saddcr men; and with favor
able season, during the ensuing six
months large crop Of grain aud other
agricultural products may DO looked for
with confidence.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

FIRE AT EAST BERKSHIRE We learn
from the St. Adams Messenger Of q
destructive fire at East Berkst ire Vt. Oh
Wednesday night, which consumed near.
ly everything Of value in the village.
The following is among the property des.
troyed The old Brick House." Brad
ford Sherwood proprietor, and buildings
connected: James r. Stones saddlery
shop; DR.. Smiths house. office and barn
Episcopal Church; W. s. Rublee & Sons
store and stock; Lyman N. Hart's house
barn and shop: Paul & Moren's store
and stock; dwelling house and barns
owned by VIM ClapP and two dwelling
house owned by Mrs. Carpenter.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

BLOODY TRAGEDY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
A Newborn IN. CO. dispatch says that
last Friday night man named Carney
and his son and his son in. law were shot
and killed In Pitt county by squad Of
colored soldiers command by Major. Wyl-
lys Lyman, who was sent from Goldsbo-
ro' by Gen. Hinks to arrest the Carnevs
10 undertaking the arrest Major Lyman
was badly wounded and two soldiers
killed The house of the Carnsys caught
fire and was burned Over year ago
another officer, lieutenant. undertook
the arrest of the same Carness when he
was killed 10 consequence of it.
Maj. WHY'S Lyman who is thus re.
ported as among the victims of Southern
lawlessness is Vermontcr. He went
luto the service from Burlington as Adiu.
fant of the 10Th w., and proving him.
self brave and excellent officer, was
commissioned Major in the 10th in 1865.
Tie was but recently appointed to a
Captaincy in the 40th Infantry, (color.
ed') and in the discharge of duty in this
capacity has encountered tho bullets of
Southern desperadoes
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
CONGRESS-,

The close Of last week was signalized
by rather On unusual number Of those
debasing personal collisions, which are go
we'll calculated to degrade Congress in
tho eyes Of the people. Mr.. DoHnsIy Of
Minnesota and 4. B. Washburn. Of III.
paint each other in colors dark as night.
Gen. Logan and Mr.. Eldridge call each
other "lsw fellows" and "no gentlemen
--"blackguards." Gen. Butler and Mr.
Brooks call each other NASTY" aud the
venerable ThOddeus Stevens styles the
Secretary Of State "scoundrel" Well,
gentlemen. we fear the people. by and by.
will be taking you all at your words.
You certainly are in position to know
each other very we'll. and Congressman
oughtto tell the truth as ofteo as 9th.
or men. 10 believe you all is to believe
you precious lot Of villains.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

SENATOR YArEs.-This gentlemen
who has some time past disgraced him.
self and his high position by drunkenness.
has written letter addressed to the
People of the State Of Illinois," acknow-
lodging as substantial truth the criticisms
passed upon him by the press of that
State He claims that their statements
are exaggerated, and apologies for his
bad conduct, without reserve or defcocc
He declines positively to resign but
promises to reform at once and do his du.
ty hereafter. free from the brssttipe sin
which has dragged him, down.--Er.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

lHE MoHAwKs 1T is not perhaps gen
orally known that remnant of the once
proud aud powerful Mohawk tribe of In.
dams are residents of New York ci,v
ihey occupy some poor basement room
OF tenement houses in Thomas street and
maintain themselves by making bead
slippers. moccasius, &c, for which tbev
obtain good prices The party, ninety.
nine in number, comes from the neiohbor
mood OF tho St. Lawrence river, and Soma
years ago used to revisit their home dr.,
ing the summer months, but at presen,
they remain in New York all the ,.,r
round. In religion they ara Roman
Catholics, and attend Roman catho,;a
places of worship although thew know =
little English as to require the aid Of q
Interpreter, which office il filled h, .
young man. enc of their number
Press. feo
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
FROM Tile WEST.

PARKER's MILLS, Wis. April 81. 1868.
FRIEND SAWYER: Now that am final.
ly located in this little village and some
faint hopes of remaining some little time,
| would like to have you send the the
NEwsDEALER, for how is Lamoille Co.
boy to live without it? You could de.
prive a Fenian Of potatoes with much
better hopes of success
BY the way, Mr.. Editor, | do believe
your little paper goes to every spot where
Lamoille Co. boys 60, (and that is every
where). For, by the way. our P. M. is a
lamoille county boy,-from Johnson
and takes the NEwsDEALER He is lust
as solicitous for the interests of the VAL
ley as you are.
As respects employment in this part Of
the State, agriculture is the prevailing
source. The culture of the grape receives
considerable attention there is one vine.
yard of 6,000 roots, owned by Mr. Isaac
Atwood, whose crop last year was mostly
converted into wine on the premises. To
counterbalancc this influence they have q
thriving Lodge Of Good Tcmplars.
Please excuse more until next time.
Tours, etc, RusTIcus.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

FREAKS OF AN ELEruANr, The clio
plant Romeo, which was on exhibition
in Philadelphia within q week or two
has gone on tour through the interior
of the State Not long since he killed
his keeper, and while IN his way to
Lancaster. few days ago. he became
angry and FESTIVE, and smong other
freaks he killed horse and injured other
animals, demolished wagons. fences
telegraph poles. and finally, after Eve
hours stabbing and heating, he roared
for mercy, and reached Lancaster in
time to take part in the show in the
evening.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

ACCIDENT IN WArERvILLE-A little
daughter Of G. l.. Prince. of Waterville,
was thrown from bis wagon. on Sabbath
last. and severely bruised about the head
and face. The horse got frightened by
the wheel hitting a log which was on the
side of the bridge, and going off at the
edge where the descent WIS quito steep,
the conclusion threw ire little girl out.
She struck face fret OH the hard ground.
Her injuries are said not to be Of dan.
gerous character. Ha
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
RAIL ROAD.

ntiaIHc anu eHNuStustS iueVtiu6 wa
held 10 Portland on Saturday Eve last
A meeting of the same citizens or ratb.
or of some, few'df the citizens of the same
city. in the .iutcrest of the Portland and
Rutland ,Roadlhad'besn held on Thursday
Eve, aud 1t was considered desirable to
to folloW that meeting as speedily as pos
sible, so The notice was very short, even
to the people of Portland. This county
was for that reason. not so fully repre-
sented as it otherwise would have been.
However, some good mem essrs. Hee-
dee, KHights, Abel and Fairma,f--ware
on hand from Lamoille. and good repre-
sensations also were present from other
parts of the route in this State---Swaaton
and St.Johpsbary being we'll represented :.
We have a full report of the meeting furn-
i.hed to us by Hon. G. W. HeDdee, who
came home yesterday morning in order
to get it to us in season for this weeks
paper, hut we heve mot space for it.
However, the wealth. intelligsnce, ,sntcr
prise and influence Of Portland were I'M
the meeting and made no bones of putting
themselves squarely on the record, ia favor
of tho Lamoils Valley Route There
can be no longer the slightest ground for
doubt as to the action of Portland. Port.
land sees that its best interest Lies in the
direction of our WsNey, and sys so 10 "a
most manly and unequivocal voice. qhe
result of that meeting must convsnce the
most increduleus that 1t NOW remains
wholly in the option Of the people of the
Valley to say whether they will or will
not have the Rail Road. A Rail Road,
mot in some remote, far off future, but
Rail Road to be uaaer contract within the
ne1t Ttoo momtAs and to be completed in
the next 7aoo years. Not little spur
road, backing into us once day from the
Vt Central but . road which is
to be most magnificent thor
Oughfare, sesond to none OIL this con.
tinent A road which must Inevitably
be paying road to the stockholders, and
which msst be Of incaaculable valve to
the country through which it passes. A
road which mast auwite--psy command {
the transit Of vast amounts Of the ricn a
products of the West by its quicker and t
cheaper facilities. A Road, too, which, 9
running as it does through the very
" Switzerland Of America" must take the
largest share of pleasure travel of any b
road in the country. The White Noun "
sains. the Green Mountains, the great G
Lakes. the magnificent St. Lawrence with a
it's Thousand Islands. are all directly on
The Route. Will the people on any part
'f this route longer hesitate? We say ci
aatly e, that Seqplc,-if there be such ia
are too asnurious. too timid q
'r too selfish 10 coatrlbate their share to- al
Yards the completion Of this enterprise. al
hat they are uaworthy TO share its adj 81
'antages. We shall believe very uowil h
ingly that we have any such people in g
spunky LamOille. However, this must al
10 most distinctly understood: If the PEG. it
pie VI the Lamoille Valley want this EN- ii
'crprise to succeed. 1t is Wholy SitAin a
heir power to secure its success. f'. q,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
MARRIAGE GIIDst !

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u cry one bis own Doctor. D' Y. moi 7
instructor for mhiried persons y 4 Ttg /,
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concerning the physiology am s IS Of
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BY wM. YOUNG. NJ. D. ThisR =. WIZ 4
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plain language for the genera, hahdnlt
illustrated with upwards o. one aa ~
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contemplating marriage. ana n ssnI ri
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book It discloses, secrets, thatt.es hd
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~ YIN bb sent 10 any one , Wn SyOCSgl 4
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slto hiKtcE ST.. apbye Fouf'th' l'"
Nlah
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

Poverty is BAp. but the worst kind of
poverty is poverty Of the blood this
makes man "poor indeed" for 1t takes
away his strength, courage. and energy /:
but enric. the blood with its vital elc.
mcpt, Iron, by taking tho Peruvian
Syrup "a protoxide Of iron), and you
will feel rich and "as good as any body"
Try H.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

Charlie. a twelveyear old son of J.
D. McCuin. of Bel'idcre. few dayssiucc.
while at play with another boy who was
handling an axe ina careless manner, a..
cidentally received cI which very
nearly severed his hand
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

spRISd Ta6Dn IT will IA ss.n L,
columns that some of Our mcr.
chants are already home from nhrEe, w;,I
,ne,r spring stock Mesms slayton 3
Peck Of Morrisville, and G. ]. Patch h.. y
are are among the first to change their oard
o''ers are now absent ia Market.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

On Wednesday last the dwelling
house Of Truman I'illotson, 10 Belvidere,
was burned with most of its contents.
Caught from burning brush-heap. Loss
about 5000 or 500. ryi9'f04.H
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
speoiaIN disDatco 10 The Boston journal.


GREAT PUBLIC MEETING AT PcRTLANl
SATURDAY NIGHT-SPEEonEs AND RE
L oLUTIoNs IN FAVOR OF EARLY AND VIZ
# oRoUs ACTION. 0
e PORTLAND, Me-. May 3. The publ
e meeting favorable to the Portland an
o ogdensburg Railroad was held Saturda
/, evening at the new city hall. Hon job
: B. Brown presided, and the list of Vic
Presidents and Secretaries included mum
Der of Portland's most prominent citizens
Gen. Samuel 8. Nn.lerson called til
meeting to order and proposed the list o
officers. Mr.. Brown thanked the meeting
for the warm reception given him, anC
made some brief but practical remarks
upon Portland's past railroad experience
and future wants, and earnestly advocated
the proposed enterprise as essential tt
the prosperity of this section Of the
country.
Hon. Israel Washburne, Jr, Chairman
o. the Committee of Corporators and AS
sociates, then made report at length. 1t
was thorough statement Of the action
Of the committee the past year. and
abounded in valulble statistics, facts and
estimates Isho%ing'th Portland and Og-
densburgprospec entirely feasible beyond
contradiction. r'ho current objections
against the enterprise were considered
and refuted. Mr. Washbhthe closed with
an earnest appeal, and ;ptedldted a glOri
GUS future for Portland.
Hon. George " Hdbdee Of Morrisvillc,
Vt, followed. making complete report
of the condition Of the enterprise in the
Lamoillc Valley, showing the prosperity
of its people, the richness of its soil and
the extent of its valuable products. He
enlarged upon the great advantage Of the
route, and expressed "Spunky
Lamoille's determination to build the
Vermont section of the road at once. He
was finely received
Hon. Jonathan Ross and Horace Fair.
banks, Esq, of St Johnsbury also ad
dressed the meeting with remarks Of a
similar character, warml y favorable to the
proposed route.
General S. J.. Anderson, in behalf of
'ortlaEd, then thanked the Vermont
,scsts of their presence and encourage
ncnt, and promised full response to
heir wishes.
Hon. G. j. Gilman of Brunswick next
poke, urging unity aud harmony, and
'ortland will have a successful future
Gen. G. +. Sheplcy, Hon Geo W. ;
Voodman, Hon. 7. G. Hersey and G 2.
limball, Esq of this city made brief
cmarks, warmly praising the enterprise.
Resolutions were then passed favoriDg
he route, and authorizing the appoint
lent of committee of FIVE to arrange for |
meeting of legal voters TO act upon the
roposed subscription to the stock of two c
nd one-half per cent. of the valuation. C
he following is that Committee John v
Brown, ST. John Smith, Samuel E. a
'ring' George T. shepley. Wili,m L.
ltnam. d
Oh motion of Gen. Shcplsy, the Port. Y
nd friends of the enterprise declared P
cir intent ion to reach the CONNECTICUT p
yer first, and the meeting then adjourn v
aHr u
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

John Wilson. we'll known as a stage
driver, was thrown from his carriage,
about two miles from Jacksonville Oh
the Bakersfield road, on Saturday, the
Goth alt When found be was insensble
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
III FORKS like q Charm

~ ~ OrKS IKE thWh' "
RAIDER "
Renne's pain killing Magic OH cures htj,
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aennc'S pain.killing Magic Oil cures OK
Morbus.
Renne's killing Magi, Ql tlsRdfNt
tism. =
Renne's pain killing Matt Oh cures lnsrs-
Renne's paih-killing Msgic WMsSNl WI
sey.
Some folks seem to b brould NNh!
ELAINE their shoulders are, 's-Oi "uyulinu
back"-or, II have got the sCista'-aA
light in Dragging that "nothing can e'tR
-bht when We get such awful 6b NJ
Renne's Pain.Kiliins Magic OIL dll
we not ouly cure their lamenCss ahichIra
their pains, but we actually take all A ,
of "brag out of them !" and they frankly i,
up and say, ut works like charm! i
Sold by all Druggists, Merchants shiO@
WM. REnNe, sole prOpr'f and hMl
pltsfeIi. Nv =
Sold in Nor isville by II Smaller w
Taylor Il Fife No. WolCOtt, !, NJ aif
Stowe. T. +. Barnes 4 Dr.. BaFrOw' vi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
A Day spnINid

A Day spRISd -Au,l..,..
of 10 : f'r two THOUSAND na y :
west water has failed from WI -
springs and streams vbe,. !, :,
before known TO fail in rip,,. 'sl
been a drou,h in mid.Win,, q
saw the water in Like Cb,n,,.' :, :,
asnow at this season. &, 4, ['' .
March that farmers in S, IT, it,
other Counties in northern w., 's s.,
cd spring whcat-the s,.
within the memory of the ol[ r.
tan's. The spring snow Storm, : :,
len in roads as dusty as they - :
Free Press.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
Curcs without Sneellr.

3 As e Troche Powder, ispleasant U%3
and never nauseates when sWaiIONe.n u
ly gives to the Throat and Vocal V'sn' :
Delicious Sensation ofCoolness an' W
Is the best Voice Tonic in ine NO'.
Try il! safe, Reliable, and on' ."
Sold by Druggists, Or mailedIre'' %u o',,1
COOPER. WILSON Il CO., Prop I,
Wholesa Agents, &. G. GGoast NJ :
Rust. Bros. Il Bird, Boston " IN
Co.. Waterbury VI. d"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

Gov. Psge is about to commence the
erection Of a palace Roof aud toxsw
sixty feet high.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

NoTlcH -TheLoh oilIe A,ni, :
meet, with Bro. Wheelock !, p ;,
N Tuesday, May II, OF lOs5 ..
J.G. BAhn D !,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
.JSCsSsGn's Catarrh SnpsiI

AND fROCHE POWDER, I'll
DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT RESiN 10
Catarrh, Headache, Bad Breath h'nb N,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, DeaIA's 30
And all Disorders resulting from tV'N :
Head, Throa. and vocal Organ
This Remedy does not "Dry uF aCllaw
Loosens It frees the head Of all ons s,,,.;
ter quickly removing Bad Breath ana M NJ :, :
aIIays aud soothes the burning heauA W. w.
is so mild and agreeable in us elt'a' ;,
="
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
PEN AND SCISSORS.

The Vt. Central Rail Road have reduc
ed The tariff in freights to Montpelier
and have also recently placed new sleep
ing csrnpon their road which is said t
be the most elegant sleeping car in Amer
lea. Good. NowAlessrs managers, pleas
secure the public sgainst further collisions
and all that sort, ard Dextto the Lamoill,
Valley Road, we%iilHhsadryou in our es
TEEN.
Mrs Cults is writing a. book entitled
THE Life and Times of Hon VILLA m
Jarvis" Mrs 'Gatts is Consul Jarvis
daughter.
John n. >Sutratt is'to have another
trial, to commence the 18th inst.
The Methodist Academy is to be To-
Gated at Montpelier.
The Good Templars .huvelput neud
10 illegal rum selling in St. Adams bay.
Mrs. Lincoln's modiste-co!ored-
has written book, in which she makes
curious revelations about her mistress
She says she had run in debt about $40. |
100 Without the knowledge of her bus
,and..
Delegates to the Chicago convention
ave free passes to and from. When we
rent we paid.
Evils of Advertising! Eli Jewett
ays the potatoes he advertised in our
tlumns are long since all sold. He dis
,ntiuued the advertisement but orders
coming which he cannot fill. @
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
Hudson. Mich, Aug. 80, 1885, I,
81 A Young ladv retn,,;.,

60 A young lady rcturpi, u
country home, after sojourn Of s,,.k
in the city was hardly recognized brsp ii
In place of coarse, rustic flushed ,,. A
soft fhby complexion of almost nnL,,
ness,and instead of twenty.three 81, !
peared buteighteen. Upon inorr r. j
Iause of 80 great chaoge, she pIaD,, g
that she used the Cireassian Balm AMI,
rred it an Invaluable acquisition to an
toilet. By its use any lady or gent,rp I
prove their personal appearance 40 hus
It's simple IN Its combination, as 1stn,
is simple, yet unsurpassed in itseRaT,A
ing impurities from, asO hesliIg Glenn !,
identifying the skin and compIe1tp .
direct action on the cutIcit il draw Nm
itsimpurlties, kindly healing thesn,r
ingthc surface as nature INTENDED h,l,
clear, soft, smooth and beautiful. Pisy--
by mail or express, on receipt Of 90 nJs,a III
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06
spttilI yotitt,.
Read the CereiGc,,o
Es. IT. FiuaI;u
To Dr.. ff0s-k--sR

To Dr.. R0s-k--eR y
DEAR Sin :I-Tnis Is to cc,tIs a. $
Ken with the dyspepsia rear %,
anu for a period of eight msp,5, +'l
the most miserable creatures vi . W ;.
not being able either to eat, dJ' inv ",
vas compelled to walk the aoo, l,,..
"aS nearly deprived of my reason !, ,
entirely left me, all the effort, 4,
having proved fruitless. w
BY the first of No, EN- Der. ,sc, #. :
so weak and feeble that | couId ,, /,
''one' and to all Appearance, ron. r
At this time thaving read your ,J,'. y
my VIE prevailed upon me to try ,,,,' :
4 bottle was procured, and, str,n,' I
soon commenced recovering. Jb,,,, u
bottles and am enjoy ng as good B.,T,P
could be expected for one of myam@'
ty years.. Ihaye no doubt ,h,t a. }
Bitters alone. Il nder Diyine PrO,itn. =
fected the wonderful cure.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

The Good Templars huvelput an eud
to illegal rum selling in St. Adams bay.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-05-06

Delegates to the Chicago convention
have free passes to and from. When we
went We paid.