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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

--Forney writes from Richmond that
the~life of Northern man is as safe in
Virginia as IN New England, but the
FIRST families" will not associate with
him unless he supports the theories of the
Lost Cause.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

Frank plunlnv and w c'';'h.
Esq, were admitted as attorneys at the
Bar of our Court, on the lst day of the
present term. Mr.. Plumley has been for
the past year or more at the Michigan
Law University, and Smith is graduate
from the Vermont University.
We wish them success in their profess
sIonal career
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

1t will be seen by an advt. in anoth-
er column that Nesmi.h at this place will
give a Grand Ball on the "a of july.
The announcement is sufficient guaranty
that he will give those who attend a good
time.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

--DF. Urann, who has made so many
wonderful cures in Vermont Of cases sap
posed incdrable, will be at Stowe, Satur-
day. May 30, Hyde Park, Sunday and
Monday, May 30 and l3l, ST. Albans.
Tuesday and Wednesday, June aud 2,
Every invalid shonld visit him. Ills cures
are wonderful. Consultations free. u
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01
NOTICE.

The Solcctmcn of johnson will receive pro-
posals for repairing the Arch Bridge, below
johnson Village, fer the next III days. ANY
person wishing TO engage in s,rch jolof stone
and wood work will do well to report to the Sc
ectmen within that time. ...fr-
johnson, May 3lst, 1869.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

DRAMATc.-The Stowe Dramatic Club
are to give one Of their justly popular
exhibitions on Friday eve. This organi-
cation has now been in existence for some
years, and have earned quite a fame
locally. Some of the most substantial
citizens of Stowe are among its members.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

GNCE SEWIl
! in want Of a 6
use or Cloth
examine the FIo
iere. We claim
srnent over all
ic, alike on bot |
'eless, simple in |
IT ont Of repair
aiding the operi
; or left, at plea |
I FOUR DIFFH
Dr., DOUBLE LOCK
crate and will 4
can be done b
cncei Licensed
'ork than can |
chine.
renee is License
us, Or our agent
egard to using
,rrnnted, in ey
air one year, fir
ing Of US, and
by allowing &
~ Machine N
,obbins, Oil, 81
constantly on
WANTED for
y Knitting NJ
all others. p
tlieitrade.
& RICHARDS
ray, N. Y. l41
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

EH- ~ tD-Thc attention of our readers is
lircctcd 70 the advertisement of GOES DYS-
pEPslA- eUllF, IN another part Of this paper
This truly Valuable Medicine is recommended
by all who use it. nw1y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

Take DR. $. O. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
VINE plTrERs. Athe most MOI ii medicinal 4 N.
market, Es'ablished.ie 1903, 1t7m
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

Chief Engineer Hale commenced inc
survey Otthe Lamoille Valley H. H. from
swanton to Cambridge yesterday morning
with full corps Of assistants
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01
'HEN.GILE

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Distinct, on til
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OF said Will I
or ordered. that
rbe published
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previous TO sol
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Attest. ). ).
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IN q ID G IXxlWl
gcsss %ss>sSS1.l 1Tle ssSz111lST
I.nnIsy1LLE. Ky, May g.

The Courier's special despatch from
Lexington, says the Republican State
Convention met yesterday, and nomlnat-
cd Il. Rumsey Wing for State Treasurer
The resolutions regard the inaugural mes
SAGE of Gen. Grant as wise aud SOUND
and pledge the party support 10 MN
they also recommend the speedy ratlhca-
tion of the 18th amendment as conducive
to the welfare of the country. They ad-
vocate the payment of the national DEBT
and the recognition of the claims OF the
colored population to the right of testify
ing in all cases upon the same footing
with the whites.
ANOTHER wnIsKEY RING LODGE,
james W. Campbell of Covington, yes
terday made affidavit that his testimony
before the grand jury in December last
ON which indictments were procured
against certain tobacco manufacturers,
was false, that he testitiel fal ely be.
cause of threats and inducements made by
the Goyernmet detectives.
WASHINGTON, May %.
A FAVORABLE MONTHS NATIONAL ACCOUNT
The receipts at the Treasury from Gus
toms and Internal Revenue sources have
been favorable for the present month Sc
far, and will make the reduction OF the
debt even heavier than has already becl
stated The duties on imports to tht
18th inst. amount to about thirteen mil
lions, while those from internal revenue
are near seventeen millions, and will b.
heavier by the end Of the month. Thu
disbursements for the month are estimat
ed to about $40, eco, COO, so that the de
crease will probably reach ten Or twelv
millions.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01


Jesse SEARS |
Y ERMONT. I'D
. Court. held |
4 Diatrict, on |
}.
ment, purportit
ut of Jesse rsAr4
riot. deceased.
y HARMON vi
ID, for Probat}
hat nil ner.op|
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01
County Court

Hoy. W. C. W1LsoS, Presiding.
Hon. G. s. Parker, Assisting. :
Hon. Farwell Wetherby, J
Wednesday, May 26, 1862
s7 Geo. L. Mudgott
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01
Martin Marvin, aplee.

NJ. r. Tyler, r, G. Benton ana D'als-
dell for Plf., II. NJ. Stafford, and Powers
for Deft. .......
Action of trover for horse and wagon.
Plea justification under. process lfla'
by jury.
Tn, nropertv in question was taken on
IN exccution in favor Of one Stafford against
- Chase, son of the PIT. Stafford the
reaI Daft in the suit, claimed fraud IN
law AMI in fact in a pretended sale of the
property in question to the Pig. by his
son Chase claimed that the sale was
hone file. and that his son owed him a
,arre sum which this property had been
turned out to him in part to secure at a
time when the law permitted such trans
FIR The horse had been returned to the
Pjf, AMI the only claim for the horse was
for damages for his retention seven or
eight days. So that it was conceded that
the PIT. must recover SO much ut all
events. After the jury had doliberated
sometime upon the case, they came into
court for further instructions. III answer
to their inquiry the court instructed them
that the Plff. could recover no more costs
than damages in the suit. After further
,.i--La'--,--i
and ,verc DISCHARGED
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01
Town of J ohnson.

Blaisdell, Powers & Glced, Brigham q
Waterman for Plf. NJ. 0. Heath and H.
C. Benton for town.
Action of assumpsit to recover sooo'oo
bounty for re-enlisting to fill quota OF INC
town. Trial By jury.
There appeared to be spirited issue
of facts before the jury, but the Court d.
rected the jury, that there was no '"c',
which the law required them to find, ana
directed verdict for the Sooo'oo anu
interest, amounting in the whole to So02''
10, and costs. Exceptions by Defts'
Alden Il. Chase, apt ]
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

ASfpu
aeAsTHMA, BR
DltFICuETx
EAKy ESSiN n
pUMfiNdAT n
move the Coup
70, and any am,c
70 matter ofhow
age pf the pers
rely vegetable.
: effect Is soothin
cough. facihtst
'erves and exhil
Save 70
ID die Of cRoUr
/. Mis "a a fac
No hmlly shouI
ntAl disease, u
Shtto afeal ava
medical ai1zunnu
repqrsd enly ~
pAvII
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

very desirable Y
lars inquire oft |
2ttf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

Frederick, Nd, May %.
Geo. Truman (colored) was hanged to-
day at half-past II o'clock, for the mur-
der Of an unknown white man on the 3Oth
of January last near Point of Rocks, Md.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

All who have real estate for sale or TO let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will md il 20 their to advertise In THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other new"
paper and ia addition 10 this advantage THB TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYork and all its cites anu
villages every State and Territory throughout 'n
Union The advertisement should be rs Dref as viii
allow Of tho advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devotes espeeia
attention reports Of sales OF real estate po'h IN Oy
and country thus adding greatly 20 the value OF s col
umua as an advertising Medium The charges Tot auVeF
sing are a. follows: DAILY TRIBUNE 25 cents per lne
for snch Insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 per line: SEMI
WEEKLY IS cents per line. About ten words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms ca" IN advance
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
SARATOGA.
PREPARATIONS FoR THE COMING sEAsoEnNsW New
BUILDINGS, CHANGES AND ALlLhA ii0+'0
THE NEW POSTMASTER.

1,pvpIRATIONs POR THE COMING sEAooN-NS"
pTTI DINGs. CHANGES AND ALTERAIloNS
THE NEW POSTMASTER.
ITRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
SARATOGA, April %. - 1t is not often thae
nsus from the Springs" at this season Oh tno COZ
Dessesses much interest to the general ,,t
bsver IL Ia different; and many Of the nsoltues Ol ,
Baden Of America will gladly hear OF 'ns ne oorIn
are taking place in view Of their coinioi' 'ro - ~
- rTha success Of the new Congress last year
rs giyen a great impetus 10 Tehlo9s Tehl pdsome
actions the past few mOnlns airsrtiaH Nearly 100
,,tasos oiso are now building iOr tne Sa
ef yisifors-many OF which are ~ ali IL iapge
s sns hotels also being repaired ana greatly en
IarSed Notwithstanding the Vastness OF tho new OO
rsss n was found last Summer, lnsuhcent 10 accom-
tsOdate its guests. Accordingly, consuerhDe @ i
worknen are employed IN erecting large anu eie
CANT dancing hall IN the corner oiPO'tto 10
r. EO1l l2S feet with ceiling 30 feet high Beneath s
Ioom Will be public hall-a convenience nnch neeueu
syen before the burning Of the 81 Nicholas Inc Aer
can ana Union Hotels are also filed with painters ana
mechanics not only for the purpose OF nxing u %
ally. but, I'm the case or tue latter hotei OF & 70
be apartments for lOdgers II was found tna as paoo
for operate entertainments the building ala not
hence the change The old ballroom IN the orgnal par
f tie Union has also been cut up into ledgngs-sO at
stog sther the Union will have 100 additional rOos vac
coming In fact II the entre village TSie % seS
converted into vast hotel believe ~ WO1iu pS my ~
the number visitors seeming only TO De hiteu ny 'e
amount of the accommodations. -, ,,, =.
The only item OF political interest IN the VitaEe ~
present Is the appointment OF new POSTMASTER
Jadson, one Of the prOprieOrs OF The Sofdogas M
appoIntment possesses than local interest rom e
fact that the editor Of that paper, W ~ IoteI, Ms'
through the cOunlvanee OF shaky, ISM A
Ousted from the position by a. D., Ia P4lIiS 10
sIies of tLe Republican party. The new incumbent Il
IN every way worthy Of the place, having Deen hAu
worker for the party p IOp 1Sny ct ~ bs sueeeedi1e
appreciated Is evident Iron tne tSo' Va N'
strong and popular opponents
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
nt6 SpnbIitatiuns.
Published This Day:
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OK THE WING, ..-.
BOOK FOR YOUNG sPoRTsNEN
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respecting the various styles Ct weapons 20" 10 ~
made and what constitutes the superiority Of Ons weapon over
another. .. 49,. -.
The authors long experience enabled him to Esf mech that
necessary for every sportsman know respecting the hAo" ana
ofh many varieties game birds found in eur For''Sn et-e
wOodeoE oun and the Partridge as well ' h' 'n
waterfowl ObservsiOus 81 s nuthor however
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BY OLIVER WENDELL HsIMRA
vol lomO. 81
.op,sus some Of The best qfDr Holiness COED things He
has ..d upon observation and teens with bis
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most savs huuor there GSouch Of the trns Psh9s
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THE LIFE OF JOHN JAMES AUDUBON.
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THE NEW WEST;
OR,
CALIFORNIA IN 1S67-Gs.
By Charles Brace author Of Home Life in Germany" Races Of
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Rrir,rt, nom R,,isx, Of this WORK

R1trsrts hon Reviews Of this Work
sCuRrn on develops the fearful shoals on which s'Fs
proportion happiness wrecked and furnishes ehAT' W
which they nay be escaped Fortunate for SOuu'ry would
h did its youth put practice phanrope and scientific msIs
,. hid dovuone eanse matrimonial misery might thea be banRsd
s our land the evste be succeeded BY renewal 0
the hardy vigorous spirits the Odn ne"-tLoDdoH Chronicle
, no member OF society By book will not bs Ound
u. whether such person the relation Of Parent Preee"T OF
OeIguanr-lSuh %,
c,Rr on MLNHoop-Th really valuable wOrk; for pointing
eat s resulting the evils Of which manifest
In every insane asylum the shattered constitution Of those
h5Rg II will do much to prevent the vice. Which, b m PevsHes
son influence the present the utaTe
HshbeEg Of nsny"-llerah
Address AL communications,
Dr. & DB p CURTIS.
No So North ChGrlesEs,
Baltimore, Nd.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
Suttiuu SaIts of BsuI Gstat,.

]. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
"A. MONrCLAlR. y. J.
MAGNIFICENT VILLA PLOTS
. Ar AUCTION
. A. J. BLEBCKBR. SON Co.
viii SELL at auction 49,
WEDNESDAY MAY S, l669,
Al ~ Ueock,
on THE PREMISES, I5l plots 81 GROUND at honseli J.,
situated d and Paterson and BOnssh Road
ard iuterseeted BY avenues co and 81 frrt Ia Sitih
This tract beautifully rolling sureei lies from to = 500 feet
,hos ude uer Is one mile dsp, bali nile from the line tbs
protected Monc Raiwy thirteen miles % ne Cv
Hall HewYork tEenty MINUTES nde from TIE ny o. hesAL
view Of Tie eang from TIE Orange Nom
tns Palisades bee7ed 70 he ooe OF 'he seses. ins
os rt We spots in this vicinity The formerly tnoHH
the Property" This sale peeHpi0, By order ei As'
HENISG PEARCB -, -. .....
can remsin on boHd and mortgage three yrars .,,.
speeial u win he provided sud cau,g At The depot hoot
cr 10 convey purchase property lunch viii be provided
previous tickets Will be furnished 70
application the Acctonee No. a. CedAsi OF |" . w. AUDN
Nc. II Broadway, Hew-fOTk. o,,.--,. ~
n BTaHs start rom foot OF fBsreaysL and Cersopaet' " -
L "A L..Iu
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
YunQ XsIauS gtaI 6stats 9ur SaIs.

CAsHbaanneeee neerss yeTy S easy 4... .eTsw 1a as.
PSt and astoria Ferries cars the door hpP5 IA ths
store, No. ca Pesrst 49,.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
DRICE FIFTY CENTS BY MAIL,
MANHOOD.

ons Hundred Pourh edition Of this medical s''a5 revised
aud pubsbed BY CURTIS This vsuabs work treats on
tbs cause aud premature decline gives clear a0P'
Of m7edsas marriage and eIsmries results Of May years
practice the treatment Debility. address the nsbOr Dr.
CURTIs Baltimore Ma
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
6itu 8tal 6siitt for Salt.

" A LLAIRE WORKS.n-Seyeral LOTS OF
~ tLs prsp.rty Monroe and Cberrvs., with building mate
ri,ls m srv quspuJ for SALk hJ A. BLhECkEk sos Co
nor SALE-Ihe three STORY and attic brlck
uOUSK West Washington place Washingtonsqahe
lBquire the prens'A
NOR SALE-HOUSES and LOTS on Wash
hgtn Ighsi also LOrs al the Ayenne. and BogleV'r
g. LESPlNAS>B. No Pne-st. Room 30. q
w III. FALCONER has removed his Real
No. ~ Feeonj TO No. lO1 FourthaTe near
ehb,t Seag Letting ColectuK Gc. cirefy attended oi
rstn. rouEtr made and charges moderate Etahhr 1891 Osues
Of r prnpc7 Harlem aud HsN.llaen Roads si Ind
thi. .fief isrI-n sry CONVENIENT for them
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YORK. Tuesday, MayI, 1889
The attendance at the Exchange to-day was
small and little interest was taken in the sales M'.
Mcclure sold four lots in the middle OF the block ooun
by Eighth aud Ninthaves, Eightyfourth and bienS
hfth-sts for 1890 800 1850, and $3.50, each Ins
seems to quite much as we have seen lots s
for in that region earlier in the Spring The sale OF fo
ham uumproyed property, though small one ana evn
Quoted by Mr. Miller came to stop before many OF '"'
The following described property is advertised 20 Sc
sold by auction at No Broadway at noon tolorlow
By E. H. Ludlow & Co.. the houses and lots No II AyehHs s
and No l4l seconds, EeyYorK and NOS IS u
Myrtle-ave Brooklyn; also the lot NO 70 Chh'op, n
Brooklyn. BY William Kennedy, a cottage, az IJnts
Branch. BY James NJ. Miller, "unreseryed and aP.p ro
sale Of lots the Centralaye part OF 'he Lo'A'
Andrews estate" ,. n.,n.
Messrs A. j. Blocker will sell tomorrow nsciai ng,ni
on the premises l54 villa plots at M0ntcLt y. ar
train at OI o'clock, from foot Of Christopher anu p
clay-ss.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
az BY SCsabn Of aisls,s .,.b s5IloOs each stso
Que lot a5ths' 900 Of 9'h-AT $50
House and two lots s4h-s $50 Of lothAve lots each go
o1s Io, .3jo6p. $500
House sbs' $50 OF Oh''' 10" e 70 500
ny MULLER WILKINS co.
Tbrses,ory hrowhsione house ana o NO |' ' SIS aOO
rsssioy bro house and G No io West 4b lot :. 100
i
AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE
BY JOSEPH INQUIRE . -.
Tbre. story bE house and store and o, G'hamrs m
ADu o'D0'' - ny A. j. BLEECKER. SON h CO. ,oO,
TwO,ory frame bsuse UuOuAvs lots each 2sIS '
AucTIoN SALES OF wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE
JAMES ~. MILLER. :,
Frame bOne and lot Kings Bridge Road Foraham MI se5
Il, ISp9s ,5iois,ag i5ii Mr. Rcia. go
o!, coIsys ~ rear asI Gf a Mr sS9ssS S4p
lot, Cole ave each 2513 Mr. Richards, eaeh'''''' "0
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
NEWTOWN.

Newtown is hut four miles from the CRY OF heW a
from the foot of ThrtyfOurhst 20 10 70 lhihues au
from James Slip, at present. 40 minutes Out Men te
two fast and elegant steamers now budlng ht Mlmink
ron Del and nearly completed are placed on tne nne
very old and respectable Its population aithOugn So
siderable is yet-its magnificent location Dehg tkS tS
nto nccount- t-comparAtiyely small, OWING 10 the
fact tnat nearly all of the old landowners enns 9
teuaciOusly 10 the soil, rarely selling an acIEE'
Unnses arc I'm great demand but walk through the VII
age viii reveal signs ITO Let" and nowhere % ean ,o
su This Lot for Sale" be The sale OF the Suyhu
U,nestrad with 435 lots, by Messrs Johnson Mltr'
ON Monday next therefore offers Inducements 70 discern
ING uurr hasers The lots within stones troW oi
half dozen churches and large free school MORSE
railroad now building viii soon form new GonhrelinR
link with the city, although the New.1Ork ana fIshhB
steam railroad with - trains daily, offers IL would Eeel
every desired facility The Suydam Homestead has Deen
dvi1ed into lo- and the village streets, fully ana hand
souey graded are carried through IT, 80 thh purchasers
can see What they bGyiug, and know that thr prop
ery is upon thUroughfiTe, and does not constitute an
uncertain portion OF "a meadow or potato patch
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
Gtal 6statt 10 Grtbanss.

ITO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
Several Long Island FARMS One Of 800 $1,000 o.
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6 600 A.o FOR EXCHANGE several other Farms Ia EsvJ
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New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
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TALE OF A PHYSICIAN"
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