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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06
EOR SALE.-A EARN of zoo acres.

l. in York Township, three miles from Bellevue
one mile south OF the Pike, good fences, two good
orchards, good peach orchard, good brick house
with good cellar, two new barns good wells and cs-
terms, and forty acres of woodland.
Another Of loo acres, on the Buttarnut Ridge road,
miles from Bellevue, good brick house with good
cellar, and good horse barn, good well, orchard,
fences, and eight acres of woodland
Another Of u Gcrss, on the Butternut Ridge road,
miles from Bellevue, one mile south of the pike
large twostory brick house, large cellar. two good
wells, good barns, orchard, ard ten acres of Hre
woodland.
Thirty five acres of fine land four miles west Of
Bellevue.
On each place there is frou twenty TO forty acres
of peach land
Terms very low. For particulars Inquire on the
premises or address DANIEL GERHART,
Sz-l2 Bellevue, Ohio.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06
New Hampshire.

The State election in New Hampshire
takes place next Tuesday, March 10th.
The campaign has been and still is Wig.
orously conducted by both parties. The
Democracy especially are making almost
super-human efforts to succeed, but
there is no doubt that the Republicans
of that State are as steadfast as theil
granite hills. We look for larger
Republican majority than usual.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06

J. E. w., CLEVELAND, adds this legend to
business letter 4" Impeach the President
Turn the Rebel out of the White Housed"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06
WE ARE COMING.

And will present. to any person sending US club in
our Great nne Dollar Sale, Dry and Fancy Goods,
&C., Silk Dress Pattern, Piece of Sheeting, Watch
&c, free Of cost. Catalogue Of goods, and sample.
sent to any aidress free. Address ALLEN, HAWES
Il CO., l5 Federal St., Boston, Mass. P. o. Box G..
Wholesale Dealers in Freuch, German, and English
Dry and ancy Goods, Cutlery, Plsted Ware, Albums,
Leather Goods, &c,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06

ONE DOLLAR EACH. WEBS
~ Cotton Cloth, Dress Patterns, Pant Patterns,
Sewing Machines, Watches, Dry and Fsney Goods,
&;. Send Ten Cents for Patent Pen Fountain, with
slip de crib!ng article in og- l2lia- sale.
Any Ferson, male or male, can send in 4 club OF
from SO 10 1,690. at rate 90 e's for each and
gta premium for ring. Send in Registered
Letters, Samples mailed ca to sar ada ess,
EASTMAN x KENDALL,
90 Hanover st. Boston, Mass
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06
Saturday, the l1th day of April, 1868

At one o'closk p. M. of said day, the following
Neal Estate to-wit: BsginLing at tie south-wts 8.
corn of the north west quarter of sec ion twelv
II Township fSe 3 j rslse lifteeu II5l iu San
Dusty county, Ohio, running thsnce north 77lL
degrees, east l2lG0 rods to the banks of the Sam
dusky River; thence With the coprsa Of the stream
cownwards 10 point which neasured on line
running at right angles to the aforesaid line is SO
and Z degrees west I46 RODS 10 point on the west
line of said section twelve [12l; thensa running
Ecuth on the section line 7}oS rods to the place Of
beginning, containing 66.19 sores, exceptir there
from piece of land 20 rods long end S2 To S wide
heretofore conveyed by Il. Underhill and wife to
Mary Z. Berry by ceed dated NovSm 1er 26tb 1868 -
Also piece Of land beginning at the quarter sec
ticn corner on the lins between ecions IL and II
aud running thence south one degrse west 2i25
cha ms to the bank of the San:usky Rive thence
with ths descending stream to a corner on the bank
from which post bears moth II degrees west 100
links, said post being witnessed By willow treo IL
inches in dismster bearing south Il degrees west;
l44 links from the corner the line runs north II 6e
grees west 29. so chains to the place of baginniax
containing forty sig of lard more or less; the
whole contsioiDg sbout 90 acrss'' Taken AZ the
property tf Jackson QIisno, ct al on an order Of
sale in favor of Roberts h Sheldon, issued V the
Court of Common Pleas Of Sardnsky county Ohio,
and to me directed as Master Commissioner of said
Court.
Appraised at $4,000. 45.i :,
] L. GREENE, Jr.,
j. z. BARTLETT. Master Commissioner.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Fremont, o., March 4, 1888. letd
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06
N@ FAMNTo
No Powders! No Humbug

u don't iriurs the shin, materials e)st nothing.
VIII make you look fresh, young and bright. Makes
the skin transparent and clear beauties the con-
p:exion from childhood 10 old age Sc nj with stamp
to Lock Box l2s. Toledo, Ohio. All
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06
A GENTS WANTED.-We want

N OGIN - w hN IL1 we HdUL
n first cass Agents to introduce our New Star
Shuttle Sewing Machines Extraordinary induce
ments to good salesrnen. Further particulars ard
Sample work furnished application to W G. WILL
son Il Co, Cleveland, Ohio; Boston Mass; or St.
Louis Mo.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06

Gold remains at about l4l. I'M
peachment hasn't any perceptible effect
on it unless it be To lower it.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06

ENOR SALE.-A splendid Farm of
L rs acres, in Scott Township, 2X miles from
Kansas Station, 80 cleared and in good state
ofcultivation, b1lsncs timber. Good orchard, 70
bearing trees of choice fruit. Frame dwelling
house, barn. Terms, $40 psr acre; 81 900 cash. bal
ance in three annual payments.
CAAFIELD Co.,
ct the Postofiee,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06

EOR SALE.-A good Tannery on
l. the east side of the river, in running order
with all the necessary tools, with three ne n-lots
Price "a 0o0 one-half down. balance time to suit
purchaser. This is considered good bargain. 150
cords tan bark for sale with Tannsry:
CAMFIELD & CO., at the Postofice
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06

EOR SALE.-Three good new two
story houses with large lots, good cellars,
wells, clsterns, fences and all improvements, on
Wayne Street, south of the Railroad in the pleasant
est part of the city. Each house contains eight
rooms with closets, pantres g., arranged with re-
ference to conveIisnce Pricesfrom 81 500 to $500
OAMF1ELD &CO., at the Postofice
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06
WANTED, AGENTS 5000 me-

w Month the year round, or certainty of $500
to $500 per month 10 thrss h2ving small cspital
We gaarrant the above monthly salary 20 good
tive agents at their own homes Every gent Farm
er. Gardner, Planter and Fruit Grower, North and
South, should send at for particulars Please
call on or ad1ess, J. AHEARN L CO.. 63 Second ste,
Baltimore, Nd
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

body polite, and not the body itself.
They were the eruptiOns Of disioyal.y
which Eugglsd far the life Of the ma ion,
bu, were 0verpowered and thrown Of by
the patriotic action Of the people Not
witbstandiug these impersecti0ns, the bis
tory Of Connecticut during the rebel
lion is al honor to her citizens and to
the patton. That history was made by
yen, and Of right belongs to you. Treas
u,e it in your memories ss you would
treasure the virtues of your mothers, aud
defend it against the assaults Of disloyal-
~ and treason rs you would defend the
uutsruished name Of Jour father T.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
Two thousand Canadian geese passed
through St. Albaus. Vt, on We'd aesd ~,
on route for Boston, all in one car

voLcAsIo ORIGIN A few DAYS ago a,
English tourist. of tho sort that wear q
pair Of "douhle million maguifying" eye
g'asees. through which they look in ..for
y different ways for sunday" wos pass
ing through Bolton hills" on the cars
aud asked Conductor Chamberlaia who.
Their the hills we've Of volcanic origin.
Before the conductor could reply an in
dividual. who had large qusutity Of
liquor concealed about bis person, stag.
gered up. and putting his hand on the
Enulishm'R'r shoulder said :"slraneer
If yoy'd drink a few times of the whisk '
they sell up IN these hills. you'd certain.
~ think they were Of volcanic origin y"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
A pIcrURKoF THE DEseLATED STATES
AND The WORK OF RESTORATION
BY >. T. raowBRIDoE.

1
This is work whlch will be valuable
as long as We have history. and is o.
peculiar interest at this time 70 every
Il r,eeman, who desires TO be guiled b,
the principles which subseTve the best
interest of our country aud of humanity
at large
! What we.need to insure stability to our
iustiiations is universal intelligence. a
thu ough knowledge Of all sections OF out
country. aud the character and condition
OF itsipvople; fertile present emergency
perhaps, there is'ae work better adapted
TO this end than this.
Mr. TRowBsiDoR appears to treat the
subject free from prejudice or passion
and draws most litelike AMI reliable
picture of that portion of eur county It
ter the downfall Of the would be Souther,,
''opfcleracy, describing the damaging
aud dumoralizing effect Of the .peeuli.I
institution under which they former J.
lived. on all classes Of lite people. and
every branch of Industry. al we'll as the
absolute necessity Of total change oil
civilization, III order to keep pace with
the progress of the age
the portion devoted to the work Of res
tor-tion IL sufficiently elaborate to give Al
good IDEA of The doipgs # Congress. ia
relatian'tO recons. ucsion the laws o. 0
Ell. their practical results. conventions,
III fiug of new constitutions. their adop.
lou, admission 81 States to tie Union,
th, action of the executive department OF
me government 10 opposition to these
me suI.s, &c
a short aud well prepared sketch OF
the lies Of Geuefal Graut and the Hon.
schuyler ColTax are added as an appeu.
dix.
Oar space folblds going into details
Al, Shat read vii admire Mr.. go1anl
paE'slnluit-ole desert p,ive powers B
'rd lay ior, who certainly is good
,dge' says ut Is graphic, carefully pr,
pared sad very valuable Mr igowBni
oaE h $ done his wok both with skull
'nd fdeii'y.' The illustrations, print.
pes and binding do credl; to the puD
ishers fhe wok is sold BY subsc.i.
In PeSoes wanting IN sgcncy vii
ddress. J.. SikBBINS.
Ii r;tord, Conn.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

sotice Is hereby given that applicatio
wall be made to the next Geuera! Asse,r
bly, Of the State Of Vermont for an ate.
ation or amendment Of tho Lamoille Va
icy Railroad Charter. granted in 1867. 1,
this particular. viz:
Such 40 alteration or amendment 4,
will sslor he Lanc;lie Valley II .ilrosi
Corporation in its discretion to build sale
Railroad from johnson westerly through
TIE towns Of Cam bridge WaterviIc. Bel
vissfs. Fletcher. Fairfield. Bakersfield,
En6sburgh. Sheldon, Highgats sSd sv.u
ton or through such Of said towns as sal
Hailread Corporation may desn sscessary
Sonneotips with tho Vermont and Cupa u
kailrsad IN Swanton 10 the corn,y 4
W BpIonAn.
Fresi tent la Valley r l.
Erie 2.G Asg d lsee SIC
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

Patrick Butler. while shovelling in a
railroad embapkment at Greenfield. Mass
. Few days since. uncartbed bag Of 700
e'a copper cepss. whose dates proved that
they must have been buried for over TWEEN
~ years. bnt Why or BY whom l. su
known. t"H77fE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

a --orriu Fletcher. young man 81 yea n
ED, while returning home from Belvider,
On the morning Of Aug l7th. was-seisco
with 1t ard fell from the wagon. II,
sas taken Up aud carried into his sac.e's
house, where he had forty six cOnvul.ious
eleaely succeeding epeh other sud vas IN
ssns.bls from that time ill Wednesds,
morning. at 5 clock. when he died, W
pareDtly in great distress
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
THE ELECTION.

The returns whirh we have been abl,
60 receive up to the time of going to p1es-
esho' few are enough to indicate that th,
result has teen slori0as Lamoille Coun
twill give large'Republic. n4g,in or
the State Ticket over last year, aud VIC
believe that the ku. Kluxers will end little
consolation in reading the dispatches
from the Green Mountain STATE. As the
Burlington and Montpelier Daiiies will
probably have full returns BY to day or
70 morrow, we-xill not tother with the
few figures We have got this morning
We giss below lis. Of the Representa-
lives returned for this County, as far as
we have learned.
Waldo Brigham. R. D. Hyde Park,
?. K Gleed, R. R, Mcrristown,
r. Q. Christy. B r., johnson.
"A. +. Slayton. R. R. Elmore.
Curtis Brown, II T.. Belvidcre.
Vernon Smith, R r., stows, .
Geo. ". Foster, & r. Wolcoss.
Geo. A. Hyde, r. R, Eden.
'Earwe!l Wetherby,R. R., Cambridge
Z. II. Shattuek, Il r. Waterville.
Hyde Park -msde again of 20 on the
stute tiekes for the Republicans, and
johnson aud Merristown, over 100 each
We have no doubt ether towns " i'll show
ss good record. "R. r." means Ri |
soad Republican ---------
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

VII also he found Invaluable IN al Cas-
arrhea by emery colo summer wv dta
g iping and in fact s,ey disoidersd W.
u the stomach. Arf
itis-old by Druggists In city snd ,, Ssrp
orywhere at 81 per bottle. or B, afP''''"
q q CLARK q w.
Sole ptcpfieien
NV lIsvss, e@'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

Edward 'Bayer E,q, Horton, Kings Co.
N writes that an astonishing cure bur
been effected on his daughter. by the use
of 'Johuson's Anodyne Liuinent" The
Whole spin, became diseased she lost the
USE of her limbs. and her back Was round
ed up like bow in consequence of tax
Ing cold after having bsen insculated tor
The kline pock She is now we'll
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
Frea Rev. L p Ward, Avon. l,,,t

Fre,a Rev l. q Ward, Avon, i.onI,N a
MES, RS. STRekG Il ARAsTsoo,
Gentlemdn--it gives me p,u,ar b a.I
my vile has derived great bersEi t,OA
OF Coe's dyspepsia cure .he b. bSeU ID
Der II years greatly troubled With tYE|
companled with violent paroxsms Ocoa4
which so Frustrated her that she wi
While tor month";, nsbe 20 % shyEl
took. at your instance, Co.'s dysp,pi
aud hat derived great benef. IT N
now comparatively well Lhs regards ID
seine asa great blessing, TrulyF
Js1. le. I4Ss. LEN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
MINERAL SPRINGS AND.PicsiCs.

/ - ss'-NOS = - s&.tsN"s
In curljavenie days We commenced
very elaborate essay Oh the lnstIuctis
Desire Of Man for Something TO TAX,
We proposed to demonstrate, in learne
aud lucid manner. that the ordinary die
Of mankind is defectise-athat something
Is yet wanting 10 our food or drink Q
which nature msy have ample supplies.
We could only End the general key Of he
Vaults, and that We vainly seek to suppl,
shat wan. BY the u.s. Of 'sarious stimu
lsuts. and especially Of patent medicines
Of which the vendors make fortune, ane
the kers are doubly sold.
No doubt it is great pity that ,hi,
essay Was not completed At least W,
thought so until we d learned the vslu,
OF mineral springs Hebceforth We have
hope for henanity We are beginning
to learn that Nature has prepared great
variety Of medicines, rP4easant to take =
'ftectusl. and in generous abundance
through our hill sides aud valleys.
Among the mineral springs ofyyermen,
none bid fair to achieve a'hisher reput. .
sioo than the ono recently occupied by
the "LamoiIle Spring Company" at No.
"olcott, one half mile South Of the Hotel.
This enterprising Company commenced
operations by erecting over the spring
tasteful and convenient spring house.
resting upon ten pillars, They then ex,
tended a general invitation through the
press, to grand picnic, which was to
serve as dedication of the spring. The
Picnic came off on the 25th of August.
and was decidedly success The peo.
pie accepted the Invitation and we're there
The weather-was favorable A speakers
stand had been prepared and seats for the
audience. Among the speakers were
Hon Geo. Wilkins efSsowe, Hon G.. w
Hendee of Nerrissown, Rev Horace Her.
rick Of WOlcott, and Prof Marsh ofst
Altans.
Ii we credit all the statements made
certainly the plsceought tobe popular r..
'ort from Msiueto Texas. Among other GU.
aneous diseases it cures itching for office
But ite principal merit is that it cu,es old
and old maids of celibaey!
Among the attractions was band Of
orsic The pleasant strains they dis
our'cd to US were varied by an occasional
horus from 1.-THE babies" which served ,
, show that ali the family we're there {
he picnickef' came armed and equipped
18th estables or if not so provided, The a
eject WAS supplied in satisfactory man '
er by our friend Boyhton at the North .
oicott Hotel. [
This style Of picnic we are inrfavor Of. Il
is one of Natures great panaeeas ami "
hen combined with the heating waters 0
the mineral spring, it isno wonde' tt
parties returned therefrom with Their v
nth renewed like the eagles Of
The water of the spring has stlorg &c
Iphur smell aud is coBl and agreeable j
take During the present season We Ia
derstard j, is free to al corners ID. Il
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
SAFE RELT4BLE AMI


IN thi' village Aug 9Th, by 4. Cobieigb Fsq.
mr Hiram AIRY OF Granville. Vt. and ,ii,s Ma.
t1da Wa-hburn Of Hott1stown.
Married at Johnson On the sOth dar Of Auc.
by lev James Dougherty. Mr. David NJ. stras.
t'n OF fairfield anf Miss Mary + Stone, OF Ba-
kcr field t-A
AlNo Hyde Park. Aug ooh. by sarnua,
Cinnamon Eaq., NJ Benjamin y fleming Of
Fletcher and Mass Jane u. Madly Of johnson,
Also by he same and at the same place aro
s2d Mr. Stephen Gamble and Mrs Mslsa porter.
boih OF tisea-b no. W,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
IN Tprks Ike a Charm

III Tphs Ike Charm"
READER
henne's pain killing Magic on cures headache.
henne's pain-killing Magic Oil cufes TOothache
hehne,s pain killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia
Renne,s pain killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus.
''enne'. psin-Killing Magic Oil cures Rheumr.
tism.
,tenne's pain killing Magic OH cures l.amene.s
Nenhe's pain killing Magic Oil cures skin Disea
sey
Sonletoiks seem to be proud Of telling how
alile their -hdnidur' are. = OF my crick IN the
nark or II have got the Sciatica"-apd de
nght IN Dragging thst Toriing can cure me -
-"at when we get s,iGh' awful folks" To use
We"ne's Pain-Killing Magic Osi, faithfully
we not only cure their lsineness and charm away
hell pains but we actually take all that Mind
Of 'brag out of them - and they frankly ows
mp anu say, 1t works like charml"
Sold by all Druggists Merchants and Grocers,
WIN RknSe sole propr'r and manufr.
=, Pittshetd, Mass
Sold in Nor isville by II SmaIey, WoIcott
iayior \ Fife No. W0lcott. | n ssnhorn
Ntowe.t + Barnes 4 DR.. Barrows. 40
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

1t is not probable that Absalcm wa'
obliged to use any hair preparation to
force his hair to grow to such an extreme
length as it is sid to hive attained. In
OUT day. however, people quite frequently
find it necessary to call scientific skill &c
aid them in this respect Such will End
their every wish supplied 10 "B.rre,t',
Vegetable Hair restorative "--Darsnpo,s
(IoWa) Democrat
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

- LEFT Oh DABEs.
Plaee Bridge 4. prinoll /. hnyder %.
rage D. N LaPage z. LaPsge J. Il laPsco
FLteg.
Gilman !, Clements. Spsulding /. Snyder
'alsass!sHd.4' Protty /, J. L4pags I--o.
HOME Runs.
Gilman |.
Psouty 3. Olssveland /, Noy.. L.
tmpire-A kenaeld, Union Climb.
oocrdIs--Curiia for Union, SberEi in for Excel
The Unions have beta challenged b,
the "ExOeIsiors' to play game for IT,,
suppcrs ;"--!ha challenge haa not v,
keen accepted.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

Last Saturday custom house officer
seized at Ricbford. Vt "a team belonging
to German pedder and his stock. con
sisting Of about $500 in furs. $500 in
clothing and $500 10 ailks and dress
goods.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

|
oNNtorIcuI IN THs WAR. In
pcech n the reiipon OF she Fifth Coz.
oec'itu' Reglment at Hartford few day,
$50, Ex Gov Buckingham made the foil.
wing statements - to what was accom-.
pushed by connecticut during the reb, |.
lou:
But to form a just cs'im tie of VIII
Connecticut accomplished during the rebel
| ION vs. must consider the obstacles whici
T. .'e oeoo overcome An engineer goes
upsi he W. tcru pr.rics xirh his men
AMI "a shut rime locks bs'k upon a
bundled miles Of strait, !evel Goa pttted
abroad It is u great work Bn d /
hin Judd the rad from Greenfield ~
rro, !o,k b,ckw ird and SIZE i.sw.o ing,
s'ouud the hills. the bridges which have
been built. the many streams which it az
'rossed. the m untains which have been
'eveled, the valleys which have becu Gill.
cd and at Hoosac. tunnel bored through
miles of granite ard IL comp ,rison with
his FIRE work his will he ike d new ,rca
ti"n During the recelhsn Connection,
went through such graase mauntaiu
hey were found IN Ihe opiuien exprs,sra
~ IN infneirri lie press sb 1t South Csro
''hs bad &C sded, as she b d r,gh 70
20. they were found in the rcco d o
eish'etn mcnbers OF the Counccicut
Homes o. Representatives il 1861 who vo.
ted 20 amend resolutions then pending b.
tore tb.t body ~ sriki &. oat all whici
recognized III. dufy of tn, General Gov
f"ment to resist aud suppress the rebet
1"a by force, and the duty of Congress
g. li-teh to any gficyoncns Witch mig
'y p"esenied ~ lawful IN nret b, OF
Seft,cjed fellow eifizens. qad WHO vpsec
~" 'o''s"'1
wy wv " '"e . we
~ "'''"P'''nen 'Ae'
:" ''e" VINO "'P''r"
'e'''S !" 'a''r o. a.
'' "''' p"'''o 'nee '"ss
r..,,, 't' - encourage ia
-" '"'' W ''''s''o w
" "' azure ia
s"''' :" '"' de'nau''
'''' ~ "'nce'' 'ne
:. pp0''' az" "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
q / ~

u Newport Aug i,h Emerson drout AGED
81 years and emonths
Like the leaves that fall In am.umu.
'neir season Ger, their duty DONE
he has left earth and It's p easnros-
And sow the better life ass won ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02
DYSPEpa

t.l,,.
indigestion, Sick Hc,l.
or Acidi,y og ''''',
Pooa P,O,I 1''@arA,
oou' rlatulraey, L.
Neariuess R;'r
li,o, ~ '''ll'ta
,Si OOmplaiu. l.
ally terniD,i,'"
in nn,I
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

"a company Of dIosers frem Texas
while driving large number Of cattle
loeO or 5000 from Texas to K ,nsas. on
route running west II Albu kIe. were
'ttaeked by the Indians when about forty
ni'es from that post. and only one Of the
iuinber. cut of forty. escaped. All the
est u is supposed were killed The cat
40 wefs stsupeded and dsisen q BY the
!r5!sar
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

There wsrGfor'y thousand people prc,-
'sns at the republican ratification mee,ip,
ct Chicago last week. and there was prc
eession Of Eve ,honssnd "Tsnners, vi
voters. dressed in uniform and CARRYING
torches.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

On Sunday. Aug 9Th. while the fan .
y werc absent ut meeting. the house Of
DANES Parker. ia Sharon, was broker.
epen, and robbed o 1911 $50 in government,
bonds, and 5000 in bills and scr;n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-02

"spledge our reputation on the asser
ZION chat any educated physician after a
careful examination OF the recipe. will
say that "Parson's 'Purgative Pills" pos
sess more merit than auy other pill now
offered for sale.