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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-24
From Rev. Isaac Aiken. Allegheny. Penn.
TosErn FILMING, Druggist.

From Rev. Isaac Aiken. Allegheny. Penn.
TosErn FILMING, Druggist. E
No. 81 Market Street. Pittsburgh
SIR II take great pleasure in stating tn,
after having suffered from dyspepsia fol abor
Is years,at srme periods much more than ether.
+ have been entirely cured BY the Use Of Zoe
dyspepsia ,:uie. My friends know that Of ia.'
ears nv case has been an extreme one | ha
'rcst q fering from any kind Of food, and on
Acreage would vomit about one.thrd of m,
1eals. in q sour indigestible mass, When the
-svere attacks would come, would lose all o.
'trength and be utterly helpless ;--some Of the
attacks would be so severe that for days togeta
r would not retain anything OH my stomach
ave little dry toast and tea. For years
new not what II was to pass five consecutive
rours without intense pain. From the time i
took the FIRST dose of this medicine | cease.
vomiting gradually all soreness passed away
and flesh and strength returned and ever since
rave been able to eat any kind Of food set upon
he table Six months have now passed withou
any symptoms Of the return OF the disease. NJ
ass was considered ny all. even physicians. s.
rarvel0us that for time 1t was feared ii nigh
% fictitious but | am now 30 well convinced
nat have been not merel relieved. but perma
ently cured. that ] can conscientiously recon
oend Goes Dyspepsia Cure to all victims O.
. gspepsia.
ISAAC AIKEN,
ate pastor Of the Beaver st. N e Church. Ale
shany.
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Mr.. Lester Sexton. q Wholesale merchant OF
so wears. In Milwaukee one of The most reliable
and careful men in the state. says. under date
MILWAUKEE, Wis Jan. "a, 1858.
eessrs. 9. G. Clark&Co.. New Haven Conn
both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspep
'ia Cure. and 1t has proved perfectly satisfacto
" as d rmedy. have no hesitation in sayinl
hat we have received great benefit from its use
Very respectfully. LRsTLR SEXTON.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-24

From Hev. Il r ward, Avon, Loratn 20. U.
MESH STRONG d ARMSTRONG,
Gentlemen--It gives me pleasure to state thai
my wife has derived great benefit from the u.
II Coe's dyspepsia cure ; she has been for a nun,
her Of years greatly troubled with dyspepsia az
cnmpanied with violent paroxs ofconstipation
which so Frustrated her that she was all tn.
while. tor months. Unable to do anything sh'
sook. at your instance. Goes dyspepsia cur
and has derived great benefit from it. and
nov comparatively we'll she regards this med
iciue as great blessing, Truly yours.
Jan. Is. 1868. J.F. WARD.
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NEW HAvxx, Cr., juno I, 1867.

NEW RAVEN. Or, juno !. 1867.
usssrs. q @ Clark 4 90. '-'7
Gents-Being anxious. from the great benefit
ferived. to assist In spreading tie fame Of Coe's
dyspepsia cure. would state my case. some
hing over year ago had violent attack OF
Diarfh ea, which lasted 8 weeks. during which
time employed physicians but without relief
until tried Goes dyspepsia cure The first
lose helped me : took il three times DAY for a
week and was entirely cured and believe tn
Law that II saved my life. Being attacked in q
.imiiar manner this season I took one dose !.
which put me all right. ] would advise every
family t. keep II on band re ,dy for immediate
ussfn case Of ummer or bowel complaints
q. DUNN.
The above Mr.. DDun Il In our employ. ana we
csn vouch for the above statement being tue
81 kfa ts hs y. ARNOLD Il co.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-24
m6Hs Central and Sulll.
van Railroads.

uSsehbh OstNSs
Spring Arrangement commencing April LIST
S6S.
TRAINS GOING soUrH AND EAST
Leave Waterbury at 8 S5A NJ, 2.l0 P NJ an,
J As Pm.
Mail Train leays st. Adams at 6. l5 A. M
aud connects at Burlington with Rutland roau
~ White River junction and Bellows Fall
with trains Tor Boston, Worcester, Springfield
and with trains on Passumpsic Il. u. arrives a
New York at l045r.M
bay Express leaves Montreal at 8. 80 NJ. 81
Johns at 10 q. m. 0gdepsburgh, at 8. 80 p IN
aonses Point at 10. 45 q. M. for Boston, &c
wing Ia Best'.n via Lowell at 10. 80 D. m.
Night Expire caves Ogdensburg at Il
50 AN MONTREAL ut 3.3Ur NJ, Rouse Point at 5. A.
p. INST Johns at 100 pm. arriving at Bosto,
IL $40 A M, connecting at Bellows Falls wit
'heshre Il. for Boston and Worcester. an
With Vt, Valley r. r., for springfield &c
ind arriving New York at u 80 p. m.
rRAiEsaoIsG NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at 1922 NJ. 9.O5 AN. T. 80 ,
". and 5.52PM
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell a, "
a IN. for Burlington. st Adams. Ogdenscurgl
and Montreal. Ttee
A, N. via. Lawrence and Fitchburg at !. 80 u
M, Springfield ut LAO a. M. for Burlington
1t. Albsns. Ogdensbuigh and Montreal
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at ~
:. m. Burlington Rutland, st. Adams. Rouse
Point. Ogdensbnrgh &C
Night express train leaves Bellows Falls at H.
10 P NJ. receiving passengers from Vermont Va
ley railroad LEAVING New York at l2.I5PM. an
from Cheshire abroad. leaving Boston at $3.50
", connecting at White River Junction with trail
leaving B0ston at 500 r n, for Huntington,
Rouse's Point, Montreal. and Ogdensburph
connectin at Montreal and Ogdensbnrgh con
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains for the west.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the ri ght G /,
press trainsrnnning between st. Adams an
Boston. and st Adams and Springfield.
Through rickete for chicago and the West To-,
sale atthe pripcipa stations. MERRILL.
st. Adams Feb "a, 1868 is Sup't.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-24
Now is the time to get good Farm |
FArxaa for sale.

Farm for saiiin Eden Miles from No. HYDE
Park. and miles from Eden Corners. Con Ain
ing liO acres Of good land 10 acres under i'm.
provement vita good new buildings. II viii
keep ~ COWS and team. School house and saw
mill with Clapboard Machine within 100 rod. Of
The house. Terms easy. For further particula,'
inquire at the premises. J7l ~
w D. ii. ADAMS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-24
FOR SALE (!
The subscribers offer for sale their
STEAM SAW MILL /!

situated In North Hydepsrk village. consisting
Of 10 HORSE ENGINE, Lanes PATENT
BOARD MILL. CYLINDER Palmer. shin
q Q Machine. i.ath and Jointing SAWS sbafting
and Beitias, 800 good spruce Saw Logs. All
The above named property IL new and In tie
best running order. Persons wishing TO pr.
chase will do well to give us acsll Terms 60. y,
For further particulars inquire OF the uDscribis
on the premises. HUNTi.EY d BAILEY,
MORT Hycepark, March 20, 1859.
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E..eytIc Medical SOssesc Of
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Ths Eclectic Medical Journul of Pennsylva-
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Beautiful premiumseugrayings. valued at 81.
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Specimen copy sent free. ON application.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-24
For Liver Complaints and Bilious
arrangements

II Is = sovereign remedy. while for fever an ague
and alt those diseases with are generated in
climate. tt Is certain preventive and
cure.
That Its wonderful medicinal virtues may not
stand alone upon our statement. we append
few unsolicited testimonias from those whose
position in society and eputation as citizens
will place their evidence beyond all qu.stion.
and carry with them strength aud conviction to
the most incredulous.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-24
GROVESTEEN & CO..
499 Broadway. N. Y.
PIANO FORTE,

Ourlast new addition to our difereut STYLES,
attracting the admiration OF both critics ana
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or every advantage OF the Concert grand
Price 5000 lJuly 10. 81. ly
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"ULDENBURGH,'
And the
TT 9 to fS XIV. -

.
Eoer bearing a most Magnificent apple ;
md IMMENSE bearers Trees as tough as sibe
ian crab or the common thorn
% To any Fruit grower who will set ION
rees wi warrant all for one year IL fairly set
y any fail will supplyall needed to make good
The loss IN ~
The Fall Is as good time asspriug to set
zee.
We make sale OF large or small trees. The
ice OF ordinary market sized trees three guar.
ers of an ,ch in diameter. ranging in hejph,
rom IL to II Is 80 cts. each per 100. The
'ussians at higher rates
Now. our Lamoille Co. friends will be wei
,ome to our grounds at any and all times, and II,
'rtning for trees they can stay all mig &, oul,
harged bare costs hope may have tn
Leisure of seeing many of you here IN time to
'nme
Enquire for shipmsn's Fruit Farm and Nurse
ries near Winooski.
If Orren Shiplnan.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-24
Goes Dyspepsia Cure

Will also be found invaluable In all cases Of Di
arfhea, Dyeniery. collie, summer complaints
gripping and in iaet every disofdsred condition
II the stomach. g4 So
II Is sold by Druggsts IN city and country ev.
orywhere 1t ~ per bottle, or BY application 10
q. q. CLARK 4 20,
Sole Projectors,
New Haven, Conn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-24

~ The highest cash pvise viii be
I'D fw good Butter. by
SLAYTQN D. PECK.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-24
DYSPEPSIA.


Indigestion. Sick Headache. Sourness
or Acidiiy Of stomach. Rising Of
Food. Flatulency Lassitadc.
WEAKNESS. Billiousness,
Liver Complaint. fin.
ally terminating
in Death.
Il urged upon the attention and trial Of sufferers
nom tails most horrible of all diseases. Dyspepsia
shows its ravages in a thousand different forms,
10 fact. all disorders Of the stomach and bowels
with al their complaints. such as sick headache,
heartburn. depression. general sense OF uneasi
ness and feeling that you are not veil. Food
you. rises and sours on ysur stomach;
breath IL bad skin at time flushed and hot
don't feel as If you could move or stir about,
and worst OF all. Indigestion or constipaton ARE
NJ thing more or less than Dyspepsia, Thousands
upon thousands suffer aud die this way and mel.
sher themselves OF physicians know what aails
them except that they are surely dying,
Reader, we repeat it. this is all Dyspepsia. II
you would have proof of our statement. II you
would save yourselves and children from an
early grave ifyou would 'irave health and energy
and strength. sgain We beg you to try bottle Of
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-24

T You will always kpa. ss the Brick
Store Of sLAYI0F q PECK. IN Norris
vile. q ane lot Of Bundle PRINTS md De
lsipss.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-06-24

and, 6oaliy. ore Of the hes
stock Of goods In Lamoiile Couaty. alb Of which
VII be seld At q small advance iron cost TO-
'READYPAY. ~
wefsel very Thankful to our patreas for pa.
invoSs. AID hope by fair dealing. TO merit . con
s.AYToN a PICK.
Worthwhile. VT, May l, 1868. "a
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
a TALE OF BIGAMY MURDER,
LYNCH LAW AND FEMALE EEVO-
TION

A man calling himself Captain Hutton,
settled year ago in Sarcoxie, Missouri,
e'urted aud married Miss Fullerton.
daught of respectable widow lady of
that village. lie had with him sickiy
looking boy called Tommy, for whom he
manifested great attachment They lived
III the villagc-lluttcn, his young bride,
AID Tommy, until about month ago,
when at the request of Hutton, Mrs; Full
lertYn and Tommy, started with him on
trip to Ohio on business.
Arrived at Sedalia, Hutton procured a
power of attorney, with which be returned
alone to Sarcczie. and by virtue OF. tn"
writing took possession of Mrs. Fullerton's
property, and commenced selling the same.
Saispicion was excited His answers to
questions. ,as to Mrs. Fullertopss Sherea-
bouts were unsatisfactory. lie FFas ar
rested after an exciting chase, and through
letters found on his person, attention was
directed to a certain house in St. Louis -
There the. officers found Tommy in the
person of a young woman. who contesse d
that she was Hutton's wife. and had con
sented to his fraudulent marriage of NJ iss
iiurguson. She had bsen drugged DUR
ing the journey. anR Miss Furguson had
disappeared, and, She had no doubt was
murdered
In compliance with Hutton's demand
she had personated Mrs. f. at Sedalia, in
signing forged power of attorney, under
which he returned and took possession OF
her property. lie had then sent her to
ST.. Louis. where she was e"ployed as
maid of all work in the house where she
was arrested. A mob took Hutton from
Jail and hung h'm. He has passed by
different names Dan Springer Joseph
lee, "A. G. Hutton, and many others.
The frail woman whose devotion to him
led, her, into the ,committal of such revolt
ing crimes is in Jail at Carthage, She
says her maiden name was Mary Williams.
She was bora in Sciato County. Ohio :
went to Oxford TO school; became infatua-
ted with Springer, Fan away with him.
and they were married at Ironton, in 1866.
Afterward she went with him to. Kansas,
often dressing in male attire at his request,
and in that garb was present when he
married Miss Ful lerton.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE ON THE SITUATION.
Tie'os on Impeachment and Politics.
following confidential letter from Chief
Justice Chase to personal friend has
been published in the New York Herald
as giving the present position and senti-
ments of Mr.. Chase ON important political
questions.
Washington. May 25, 196S.-My Dear
Sir: Iol are right in believing that l
shall never abandon the great principles,
for the success of which have given my
entire life adhere to my old creed of
equa! rights, without one jot or title Of
abatement. | shall be glad if the new
professors Of that creed adhere to it as
faithfully. ..,4
| en- amazed by the torrent of invec-
tives by which l am drenched. Almost
everything alleged as fact is falsehood
out of the whole cloth. Where an alle-
CATION has little fast in it the fact is so
perverted and travestied that it becomes
falsehoud. know no motive for all this
except disappointment that impeachment
has not thus far prnred j a success cou-
plel with belief that I have done some
thing to prevent its being success. I
have not been pestison of impeachment
certainly; but ! h4ye not been partisan
on the other side.'%
AS presiding officer over The trial, my
conscience testifss that I've been strictly
impartial, and am sure that any one who
reads the report will say So Individually
have my convictions and opinions, but[
have very seldom given utterance to them.
Indeed, | do not think that the case, in
any of its aspects, has been the subject q f
conversation between myself and more
than four or FIVE Senators, and then on y
casually and briefly. No Senator will
say that have sought to influence him.
The real ground of denunc;ation is that
have not been partisan of conviction :;
and this denunciation am willing to bear
They may denouuce and abuse me and
read me out of the party if they choose -
II follow My old lights. not the new
What the Developments of the future
may be know not. neither expect no-
desire to be a candidate for office again.
1t would, however, crafty me exceedingly
I,if the democratic party would assure the
party against all attempts to subvert the
principle Of universal suffrage established
in eight, and to be established in all, of
the Southern constitutions. Then, I
ithink. the fu tire of the great cause-for
which | have !abored so long-would be
secure, and | should not regret my abb
scnes f"on,ii political labors.
SALMON p. CHASE.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
A GOOD. JOKE,

A good story is told of reverend gen.
tlrman, to whom farmer complained that
ministers earned money much easier than
lie did. NV said the farmer, when
you arc called upon to marry a couple,
you never expect less sum than three
dollars, and you somctim IS get ten dollars
this for few minutes service.
Pooh replied the Doctor, i will agree
to give you half my next marriage-tee for
bushel of potatoes
4 Very we'll, said the farmer, III take
your offer. and send you tho potatoes
\ A few days afterwards the clergyman
Bas called on to splice loving couple at
ID, place about four miles from
where he lived. When the ceremony
was over, the bride groom said to the
worthy minister
We'll, parson, I s'pose I must fork
over something for your trouble. What
cay you TO- taking one of my terrier pups?
The best breed, tell you, in the county.
Shocking nice to have in the barn. Worth
full five dollars. and suppose figure
two. would do for the splice eh?
The Doctor took the. pup with joy. The
joke was too good. he FASTENED to The
farmer, saying:
Now, friend, here is my fee; how shall
We divide it,
The farmer relished the joke so we'll
lie increased the potatoes to half a dozen
bushels.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
l;y!llSQlllalAAS2

tits automatically stated that one-fifth OF the IN
habitants of this country and Europe die OF Con
sumntion. No disease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there IS no
disease upon which xists greater diversity oil
oninion and no disease which has more completely
baffled all medical skill and remedial agencies
Some ofthe. prominent symptoms are Cough,
Expectoration, Sho-tness of Breath, Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darting Pains in the
Sides and Back, EmaciatiOn, and general negative
condition of the whole syttem..f
Persons sufferiny with this dread disease, or any
of its concomitants, should lose no time in possess
ing themselves of the proper Remedy, in order that
they may stay its ravages, and be restored to
health. The
Rev. e. A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for the Cure of
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis.
s- Coughs, Cclds.
AND
ALL THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS, -,
by the use of which he was restored to health in a
few weeks after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection and that dread disease,
Consumption, has now been in use over ten years
with the most marked success.
This Remedy is prepared from the original Re
cipe chemically pure, by the Rev. EDWARD A.
WILSON, l65 South I'd Street, Williamsburgh,
Kings Co., New York.
. A Pamphlet containing the orig ginal Prescription
with full and explicit directions for preparation
and use, tog ther With q short history of his case
with symptoms, experience and cure, can be OBJ
tanned free of eharge) of Mr.. Wilson, as above,
or by calling ON or addressing,
" ixr y. w. GROSS Il Company
Druggist, Harrisburg, 10 Market St. -.
Nov. 26, fa.
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
Williassport Jan q.

TOl EVERY ONE
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Williamsrort, Nd, Dec. 26, lS67-3m,
Maryland free press., 1868-06-18
hah SisCN hICs
Il r r. A ID Il A K ER ",
Manhood How Lost, How Restored

ssS Just published, a new edition of Dr. CuL.
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The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
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simple, certain, and effectual by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
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Gs1@This Lecture should be in the hands of sSeTy
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Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to ar adj
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stamps. Also. DR.. Culverwell's Marriage uide,"
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beginners AND CHEFS.

beginners AND CHEFS.
Desiring to procure cap but
GOOD FRN y e
will do we'll to keep in ind the establishment of
w. F. URLEY
East Washington Stree few doors below the
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sortment Of Ready mas
CA BIN Ut WO r h.
or where can be proceed to order on short no.
tice any description, ,dRrticles in his line. His
work will be made su(hutial, OF the best season.
ed lumber, and fnishAin the best style.
He has also:the facii,es which enables him to
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ANY description of BURIAL OUTFITS, frons
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structure. For laying at the dead ] have a
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C(T
beautifully festooned, wich is designed to take
the place of the old time Cooling Board. being
more fiyorahly adaptedn every respect for the
purpose for which it is itended. will attend
in all funerals in person and take entire charge
Of the same when desire.
April 2.