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, 1869-11-17

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nethanert tntEl It! l''stsh tha annual pfne%td.
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The Ffrhft wAa referred Ia iht Committee on
FIJI Anre. '
1he cutnMlttee IN t'nnatiulinn AMI fly.tass
recommended asfte hhrAtlf1F1tA tn Iha ri lava
II wa nU*esa to print tb4u cppies Uf The rtJttt.
tntb ami tsr lsws M Al tnte.f. tDSethef viii tie
htn ~ 4 the Et+''teta IT th~ '"cFetf.
lhn fnp'ihtf "As taftIF4l, AMI Mrssn Asnnd
hf'l Htafh ~efe appointed 10 hnpetrae the p1tII.
ia lhr.
1he aerfesfT ststetl fhst he was tefi,sttr
Aii,fia* ~ Uteii nIt sGt er ttetftnH fhe tnlt1r.
, 1869-11-17
TIE COURTS.
Tnn<t:.nI1s to tho ClcIs& ot Win.
ncnngo County.
Widening State strees-Seutencing
OF conviets in Superior Court
The Will Of the Late Louis Jouss-Lit-
eral Be9uesta


Craed sta,ea ex rel Simeon + rexrg ct a1a v,
Il y. Lcn, CLERK Of ihe BoAstf Of Supervisors Of
The County OF WtuucoxGu, Ilsucls. Petition Tor
4aandamus. The EelAtnts Ia this cause are c1t-
zens of Rhode 1.l4nd. New York, and OaIo. Thrs
show that Ia JaaratJ laEs they each presented
their petitions fer VIII Of ntdadamus to b d.
rected to the AEtitoEs o! Roekton, W,puo osro
County, And fhr torn o1hccfx. conmaut}uR tnen
9 lets t11 TO PAY lodEnenu Of this coun
aSA:nsf fhe toNc Tor Interest On toxu boads -
Eued to the Racine Mississippi Railroad Com
r2rS, ouusF xtAsufc nf Fe,EuAtr IL 1Ssa Tuefr~
after pe remp!oty writ flsred. commanding a.
AtAfrneht and levy to be made 1t Ioe ne1t anpn.,
town ueecI 8. 4Ld coilccl3n thereof 10 be sDer1i.
~ made These wr1sa were du!g serr~a, apa re-
turn shrreupon made thaf levy Was :: sfe 10 meet
IRE J0d:Henis, the aRsEesate kn1n hel1g 1l3 g.: ~
ard The t-nFinert cls1ms au@ised to be pa,d
Subsequently 1. appears. frpm tho rspe,ss The
Scp+tv1sor and Clerk resigned, to 4vo,d tnt ner-
fn1 1nzcer Of lbtlf l1iy unoes the writ rs IL ~
EsteH. ana nuft* hare Atnce tseeu N &fe tn nrt.
tent :hf collection Of tbs tax and 1t 4 snb.e
gcett 7+Tic* the o:drr for the IerY f,y the CLERK
VI. frconstteted, wherefore the CLERK nox claims
that fr c1nnot make tue Ieyg. Nsudutnnx f.
sought 10 compel him.
n BkSKErrrc1,
fn.eh- F:~@-NAlren TAa1tt, Of Chicago; II. y.
II. all, OF nic2fn-
.ia,.;raf...-Wt:,Asn En- oI Perm. LaSs1le
Cnults iti,yu:uutAI'1
I>t,fs,,.. f+ fh~h1rct-W'lllsam N, Weh,1, Of
<'h,csru: Mf-+s Faux. nj ke,thstesg, Mercer
tha.t. teaEse ". Day, OF Aurora; Ioan Allen,
nf Rutfut1i: Joseph ~ Clart, OF Mei1 uura,
N"o~1t t0rEts.
Jtrtst,A'. ntel,rrd. .-Nfa1 Mssen, OF Chi.sxo
CT. u htCaco. preferred claim x4A taxes 10 full
: ~ JnhI Sn t'h / To, Of LOUISVILLE, Un claim Of
81. i{B Is, The sUln Ct &I4H
, 1869-11-17

Mr. ltuctmtnstes, the proprietor ui lhc elegant
r~ataurant 1t No. l7G State stsert, which WIS re-
cea,iy destroyed BY tie. will, io-rnorTow. open
temporarily Al No. 1ss state street, Until the old
tta1d shall nc rebuilt. lie viii be pleased to mcet
h's old ts,cEfs mud tho public In general Assuring
them that ihey = Ill npd pure and choice Aksort~
ncnt ot dou,cslic sni French candles. Having
'1N' csrr' thing by The arr. betnG hut sl.atls !n-
harrd. sEa ntStnH sustained tEIrt PHI ttct! in.
1nEce, Mr.. rpckrlinataf will nl0Bt Lhanxfully To-
crsEe \ -tHfc Of pnh..c patronage,
, 1869-11-17

Halls Tintypo and Forrotypo Gallery
VIII t,e open on 1tnnssg1stp1 nay. Pictures
delivered IN rtteen tn1autes Rftar Inc sitting Il
made. Prices ~ aoH n usual T4ntJresr tVen.
ty.nye cents per dozen: card fize Fcsrotlpea,
nca,lI pa, up. th1ce for 1itJ cents; !Afge Ns+,l
pictures In 1ne etGht-hy ten tfA"t. cnis 40 aa!'
lays. Remember, II llall1 Gallery, No. ~ L1Ie
ktfeeL
, 1869-11-17

There II 10 chargrin the bills It TIM various
t3scs = OF snlusenen. Tor thts evening. Jefferson
pIa,s "Trip ynn Wsnk!c" nj Mcf1ckcr% At
AiAcu'4 Nu.tuln, T&oarrauls'A new play. t0at At
tes," Will be giten again The Mln4s:els hare An
x,iullr1hIc pspgtAtpsc MT the istaEtxsr1. AID The
nastnprt;s tic And uptle 1t Library Hall. Sosa!rg
II Lul1 r al ttt DEtr4 Il0u.o.
, 1869-11-17

Tho Hest and Original Tenic Of
Iron -rhophosus and CslsaJA known - Fesyu
pno4phos1tt6 EllItr Of CalbNJ4 barr The frun
fcytcrt color to tht h'ood, the phosonoEus re-
rcAa waase Of the netre tissue. And the ca&taaJa
c1yee 4 natural nexjthsul tooe 70 tho digestive
orxRnx, thereby cart1k dJspepsia IN Its various
forms, Eatefutncss, Ronef7i debility, dcprnsaor
Of splits: a$o, The be~s preventative asainsl fe-
yer sod hsue, Manufactured Only bJ Cas- xsD,
Hazard Co, New Tort. Sold BY dsuZEtasL
, 1869-11-17
CN11foru1n Wlnna.

Perkins, stern Co. Sos. 81 and 10 LaSsllc
kfrrcts dtni In every brand Of California w,nc
George u. Prentice, Of tho Luu,ayn3e .JuurueL
rays, IN epeAtlpR OF sncse wines: "Fc hAJe
lasted ihr tsMpl~a, and. with nur own e1r<-
ftepcT and the innumeFahl4 teAtltnotta1s t1rfvTn
~ ne do por eptcFnIp \ h!nEIt d, uN! IN rcxIrt
10 tht,r rnr!ty. 1hry are the putc aud delicious
trIer Of the rFtpe A!onc.'
, 1869-11-17

4 new cl.ss In GefmAn, fot ladies' aud eenus'
Nee, will be oEEanssed tn.s t"odoesdsya ats3-
moan, At oeioet. u the Rfysns i stsassoo Col
lrra. mi. e,ans viii fe<are from 10 o oelock,
ard Nul be IN charRo Of lruf. lAuik- TafnA. go
dot'ats fur the coufss Of IoFtf leseosa G4 n too
eo1:e6t once, AZ time dulibs the dA9s % @sSe
h1thnxumcntA.
, 1869-11-17

Meteorological rtcorl for Sov. IL. 1ssp, ~ te-
poruI BY ]. q. LauaErin. Jr,, op:lcssn, II: RAu.
tcIrh tt1re', correspondent 10 Sm:thtsculan 1ns!.
tute. The tnau letters ara tho .n1iia.s Tor the
eefds "yctf1rc," "Ecntle," "dt5,'' " not1I a.
rotptere," sa1p,' nd "1aor:"
, 1869-11-17

jo1iKr, H., Sov. lA-Tne rlArrs Of the Gaaztts
rho kffuck ard e!t the rrn.'enttA1v on Fr1iao. on
aceonbt OF new Errulsttonss have b<cn aopplte1,
and the cont lets were again At work on Monday
.nofntua and the optsst4on1 Of the inttltution arc
nfucctttrV as usual.
, 1869-11-17

To usumptlves.-N0NT have
been hsppr 70 e!ve their testimony IN tnvoF Of the
usa OF -HIibota Fnre Cod I.yez Oh and IEe-''
E1peEseHoo has ptpstd It 70 b v1iuapaa remedy
tor COZ snmpsson. hsthmA diphthos1.- and MI dis
s&set ot the tnsoA& eod tunk1. Manufactured only
II A. d Nlbot, CnentRt, No 1&6 CcQft street.
BoAtuo. so1d ~ dsugai4ts eenarAls.
, 1869-11-17

II will te cestEsed. BY the advertising columns
thai the stock list OF this very proats:nE Institu-
ton u Already 10 tas advanced that the Directors
hare called IN the nrxt monthly tnstAoatut on the
4hfteA
, 1869-11-17

Az i*rlAkA nftnErE AAu RKALtrr.
Cathsr're f. Ewtng i. Hili:am u. nrooks ne.
tyr fcf quit c.atn deed ~ remove r:oad} II
l." snt b'osk q. s1d Lot IL toce II. aCa Lot ID
III E'sA II, al 10 i'utrcAu's Addition. Thts pru-
rfs ast 2 :s the ffs1li II EuaErRse aud 1Htl.-
ans nitt'ee ~ sa,a q ~, t. on tne nth of May
<scsec 3: this tls thus, tor the time cote c'n1ed.
rss tn allo* her ~ tase HACK the property,
ire legal trial III which she chArYs,l vas put iuto
his AAue hs trat,l upt,1E hsr. ..s
~InEsIkG t'P FTAIE eTaEkT.
ftrr'reH r rr,'s.ilR~. Thr cry t1"rt. "tc,
.''.u II t,e fFssirrn' nil Tor the w.,lehing Ut
s.a.e st.ttt- I1a!rtl7 !. Tbs owner nf st.lut q!
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t..i .l",H sht Etn''tttl statr t''ks s'ln ~ ~at
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1t Inc tnr.l'. Tim ''ItIihu MA hssttatnt. and
Fsu'urt 'tnfth, Htttr thH stE'li., ~ nun JeAt
,,thrlA,r etnagr uluH'litR.
Jht ltrIte tAtti, lh1R5 t.1hE, ntins ihDtHas tst.
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-. eoa no. " AMI. tssts s!ftet, III,
1A',, E,"etr. tlrtxluF rIattM+tt lhst tins MI
Hstr .a ihfntirtPBt IL hOiA hitn. ami that he
trnt' lnarrr erntsHr4 II tnnnreAra. l'uson+s
WIS. jusL.Iei np'a tim ttstIlnonf "tnfp ths t't.r
ntt which has alfta1F appesfeJ In TAs
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trtrhr ett,fn fslfsts'l ttHnf,4nt. tntinl 1T ltn,
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re4ilehtlAfl sfattrk unp tthr.
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MI tAAl tI'*ptf =. AtthtHt H. fihitFHnahh. A.
4rTtsH hp tefthfnfluH IN this fAsF et'er&ts
.hs' rlst''st 81 it4 t.Nt.t u '!sfetiAA ~. -
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M. rt",tl.s, ~ tssleti Il, tfi.,e.se III s;"M i
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t.. aa IT, .,t.: :s m tsua: Ia :S H., :ss%i %s. ~" y
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tthr1 s'ulr, ana subsequently, hl.HKAs y - Ghl"
~" =: tE's ior .as s"ssss u
tlAlat. Ill ItaL -
hAfILn7l EICt!4pEr hank, ri hartford. Gnnn,, '.
1ustiAtLr d. nw' Il. RI u ri. nj eTfsu cA'!rc :
!tuk nL.tRsge 10 Gake II coure5 TO Alexaa,ltr 4.
HnL,!s Il tsHt'n =. =. rsI1h fAuKt T., ess1 p.
=. Abert far #" 1t.:sn'. f"ss1e Il Lid E1KAs!
a.; H. ~. .a " IL ;,' u, H. II Go ssaTs; ass1
-. az 4haL., II G''Esft:ri,
-tAhnAa cAhx.
bar tEr4 !xIu Vt $3.50, This IL III ACTON for xp
, 1869-11-17
Alabama I1&stGtca saac Fifteenth
Amendment


MoS1GexKHr, Nor. l6-The Alabama tef4s,A-
fc1c hiss y1$.ne1 the Fifteenth Amendment tn the
SAt.orAi Constitution The vote to the Seuxts
was q 10 none. IL the uopte, q 70 Is.
, 1869-11-17

God 1lVar oil.
Hsxafd L CaaweA1 Cod Evee on u the bost
3ffSeMfaL
, 1869-11-17

EThe true secret of ee&uGY Hes ia the
u+e OF Hax4ox Magnolia Balm TOR the com.
p.extaa. hopE1ues1, tedsess. baotcheA E1.lburn,
, 1869-11-17

p{F4RCk W4N1ku
Auruat u. Werner =. Marie l. Werner. n1} Tor
,rn.ce Tor desefton. 1t u B:stc that inc parties
we're pRs1lcd IN 1naa, aud chaEK A.. thaf the Art Of
desertiun ~ connited III sC4ra elocc-
JENNEKf -- =.
nr,ouo Enane1 '. Charles kicsu2a. Dy confeR'
Aipu Tor t1s1.Ha
NEW SUITS
Eeorxe Co1by r. y tllam Whitney. Assumpnt.
Demand, $50.
, 1869-11-17

TIE EH1ttNE HAHUTNA
CotCEn. Cat. Nor. 10 -EoI1ectoF Eastefu con-
lifted suicide JeAtefdAJ afternoon.
, 1869-11-17

XADN50N Eik2K7 kxVK5.
A serxesnt CFeoey wa N1ldag down Qsstod
ptTee., sGoVt O'Clock JestefdaJ toosn1s1. 10 mex
, 1869-11-17

Cutnnooua d1sca Sos cur0d by uataG
Juniper 7NT Soap, made By CHsEe1J, Hazszd X
Co. New Yc1k.
, 1869-11-17

AMUHEMENTH,
CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE,
Extra Holiday Announcement.
TWO PERFORMANCES ON THANKs-
GIVING DAY.
GRAND MATINEF. stfh o'eJoek s. eents adtuL..
e4An. No extra fof reserved <eats.
1hs kIsat rou.Apu diana.
AURORA FLOYD.
SpItndH1y prr4rntea. Errnirf. admission 3 crutg:
reseiyed seats, H. boucicauts ncr Knxlts ve1slub,
THE OETOROON.
Fiat timc In Cieaso. The California and Australia
.ek bflties. ......
Mr. and MRS. sKLpEN IRWIN
The faro.ftes N ". Ffke, J. q. Burnett J. ". Ien-
mn q, Me-srs. Kvtfham, Roscoe. Hamilton. III nj.
M:ases Holeonh Carbon, and NH Howard RosErs. IN
Aouday, Nor. q. the great LYDIA THOMPSON
TNDC7PE will eon1Btnte trrt en1aTrn1-nt IN tiIer
t5rrredol ezta.sganza ot SiFBAD THE sAILOR
Rexe1vnd teats for I'll the Abo1e viii couMents sell
f0s o., ,EFedncsdA5 morning
, 1869-11-17
PARTNERS WANTED.

PAKIHKR WANTED-T WANT 4 PARTY
Mita stnan e.Etsl "a tAte IN tEtesrs. 10 ~ m.n
Ahd s&1e At 7rry aAttai and vAf1Ahlc nysn
usn Issre = fortune s i No tonpe't3on .od sars
8. HATKRN AN - " '---
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-26

glorles III the name of Spunky LamoiHe !;
and to-day she appears upon thu floor of
this House, by those who claim to be her
representatives; and sir, unless some ar
rangements are made by which her re-
personalities may participate in the selec-
'ion OF seats-what in the drawing just
completed she has not been allowed to do
i think they will attempt to convince
this House that she has still good right
to retaia her old reputation, as being pre-
emlneutly. "Spunky Lamoille."
The CLERK. Mr.. Flagg, thereupon ac-
knowledged the omission, and called the
towns in Lamoille county, each member
with the general consent, being allowed
to occupy the seat he had previously sell
ected.-Daity Journal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-26

Rheumatism is cured by using Rem
mes Pain-Killing Magic Oil thoroughly.
We do not say it cures "after the joints
are turned into chalky substance !" but
its early ard faithful use prevents this
change.
"A Friehd in Need. Grace's Cele-
brdted Satre is friend indeed. Who
has not found it such in curing cuts, burns,
bruises, scalds, felons, boils, and even the
most obstinate old ulcers and other sores ?
1t is wonderful compund, suited alike
to the skin of the child and of the adult.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-26
GEO. w. EDDY, Lamclle County
We. Court, May Perm
BERT0N ELLINwQOD "A. D. 1869. b,

GEO. W. EDDY, Lamoille County
We. Court, May FERN
BERToN ELLINwQoD "a. D. 1869, n
and JAMES W. SAKE.
Whereas, George W. Eddy, of Troy, county Of
Renslaer, and State of New Xork, announced
his action on book against Bcrton Ellinwood
and Jacob w. SAKE, Of Cambridge, demand
ing in damages the sum Of 500 dollars; said
was duly entered in this Court at the May
term, A. D. 1869, and it appearing to said
Court that the said defendant James w. SAKE
was without thelimit of tho State Of Vermont,
so that a legal preccpt could not be served
upon hm,-lt is ordered by said Court that
said GAUGE be continued to the next stated
term of said Court, and notice given to the
said defendant saxe by Publication in the us
ual manner;
Therefore, it is ordered by said Court that
the above substapce and this order be published
in the Lamoile Newsdealer; Newspaper Print
ed at Hyde Park; in the county Of Inmoillei
three weeks successively, the last of which pub
LEGATION shall be at least three weeks before the
LIST Tuesday of December, A. D. 1869, which
said publications shall be deemed sufficient no
tice to the said defendant Sake to appear before
said Court Mt said time and place to answer I'm
to said suit and stann and abide the order o.
the Court therein. ,'f t.t.a b .r 4n
By order Of the Court, ~
JOHN |. GLEED,
Att'y for Plaintiff 498w
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-26
Jesse Sears Estate.

Jesse Sears Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, I Ing Probate ioouit.
LASt0iLLE DlsTucT, IS, Jholden AT johnson on
the lSth day Of Oct. A. d. 1869
stephen Cornell, Administrator with the will
annexed of the estate OF jesse sears, late OF
Cambridge, in said District, deceased, makes
application to said Courtfor license TOT sell part
or all of the real estate Of said deceased repre-
sentng that said sale ~ necessary for the pay.
ment Of the debts OF said deceased and charges
OF Administration. t'hn'
Whereupoh, II is ordered by said Court THAI
said application come under consideration and
be heard onthe eth day OF November, A. d..
1862 az the Probate Office in Johnson and y
Is further ordered, that all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication of notice Of this
application and order thereon, three weeks sue
cessvdy In the Lamoille Newsdeaer, printed Of
Hyde Parke before said hmo OF he uing. that
they may appear at said time and place and, II
they see cause, object thereto.
~ Attest. ~ sd gDa waa& civ 3aedF
4s "a eros q. leingC. O. CHADWICK N
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-26

!, chapters eighty-six and ninety of the
,,,sral Statutes provision is made for the
,,tary association of individuals, with
In corporate powers, for the various pur-
.,s therein enumerated, and a carefully
,.osred and well guarded system provid-
| OR their control and management
h, If the whole number of charters for
,,te corporations, enacted in the years
St to 1868, inclusive, GO per cent. are
!, operations which might equally as
m have been formed under the general
/, =, without coming before and consuming
A, time of the General Assembly.
Due regard to wise economy in the
cDenses of the State requires, that your
.,,iou should be limited to the shortest
inc which may be consistent with pro-
,,r transaction of the business which may
oue before you. A judicious disinclina
ion, decisively manifested, to adopt any
,Cposed change of existing laws, or any
,nsral legislation of special cases, with
INF the cIcarest conviction of their utility,
md requirement, that all persons, desir-
us Of being Incorporated for any of the
IMPOSES, for which provision for associa-
ion with corporate powers is made by
he general laws, should form their assoa
;,ion under those laws, or that a bill for
1ch purpose should only be entertained
non prepayment to the Treasury of a
,ecifed sum of money for the use of the
Nate, would have great effect in produc-
,g this most desirable result by diminish
NJ to considerable extent the amount of
,1,iness which otherwise may claim your
!tention.
ftFTEENTH AMENDMENT.
Among the business, which should earli-
d receive your attention, is the consider
onofthe proposed Fifteenth Amendment
the Constitution of the United States,
be adoption Of which by the requisite
lumber of States will, for the first time in
he history Of the Nation, give reality in
|ia to the truth enumerated in the Dec
ratOn of Independence, and incorporat-
N into the Constitution of Vermont, that
an men are created equal" and will pre-
are inyiolate the public faith pledged to
he National freedmen.
The sense of thc people Of Vermont
pon this subject has been too often cx-
rsSed by themselves through the ballot
|NS and by the action of their represent
hves in Gcieial Assembly, to leave the
question of its speedy adoption by you for
moment Of doubt, Or even open to debate,
h is measure demanded alike by jus.
lice, by good faith, and by common hu.
|nanity.
Trusting that without the necessity Of q
Protracted session, you may be able tc
transact wisely all necessary business claim,
ing your attention, | leave with you the
canO the interests Of the State and o.
Is citizens, again, invoking for your de
ibcntions and your action the divine
guidance Of an oyerruling Providence.
PETER 4. WASHBRN.
Montpelier, October IS, 1869.
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Spunky Lam0ille.

The rules of the House Of Representa-
Tesrequire that at eight o'clock on the
norning Of the first day Of the session,
| nd before the House is organized, the
aenberS shall assemble in the Representa-
Ives Hall, and that the Clerk shall draw
On box, previously prepared for that
purpose, the name of each town in the
Sste, and as the town is called the Re-
reentative elect from that town shall
make choice of his seat, and announce the
lumber thereof to the Clerk, and that the
daHning shall proceed until all have
chosen their seats. When the drawing
vas announced as completed on Thursday
Forming last, it appeared that the names
the towns in Lamoille County had &C;
adentally been left out Of the box; where
upon Mr.. PAGE, the Representative elect
from Hyde Park, arose in the seat he
had selected for himself, and in very
pleasant and appropriate manner called
The attention of the Clerk to the omission.
those who attended the State Convention
81 Rutland, at the time the Republican
candidates for State officers were nominat-
20, and heard the able remarks of Hon.
H. ID. Powers of Morrisville, in making
he nomination of George W. Hendee as
candidate for Lieut.. Governor, will the
better appreciate the remarks Of Mr..
Pige But those who were not present
% that occasion, could appreciate the
very happy manner in which the atten-
hon Of the Clerk was called to the unin-
Antional omission, and could but feel that
THE House Of Representatives had lost
he weight and dignity of a BRIGHAM,
bat loss would be fully supplied by the
ready wit, prompt rejoinder, and genial
banner of his successor MAJ. Carroll 5.
FACE We append the remarks of Mr.
rage as near as we can recollect them,
lot claiming thatw give his exact words
Mr.. CLERK.-Away up among the
aaas, in the Northern part of the State,
Sele is County which politicians, in Their
Vision of spoils to the East and West
aes Of the Mountain, have been accus-
'Hed to claim is on neither side, and in
''mOeh as the members thereof are moi
ssc.ogOlscd as entitled to seats on eathe,
we OF this House, the only conclusion
a@ can naturally be arrived at is, that
y claims Of tlfose politicians are good
aa MAT Gle aforesaid county isn't any
'aep' VT, Mr. Clerk, there is marked
w ep5t gls sasp Of this commonwealth
nlNs s4aa'y, hedeed in and almost lost
'"T'g 'ac We4stsi.s, sad skst county
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Special " Offices.
VOCAL MUSIC.

VOCAL MUSIC.
E. r. ODER, would respectfully announce to the
people of Hyde Park and vicinity, that he will
turn to this place Immediately after the close of the
Normal School at Livonia, N. Y, about tho middle
Of Sept, and will prepared to teach limited
number of classes in vocal music.
Terms four dollars per Eve. and expenses.
Terms for private lessons, in vocalization and
harmony, so cts. per hour.
Cordially thanking my old patrons for the liber
atty of their support, feel confident of increased
desire, and Il hope) ability to assist you in musical
cultivation. Il. r. ODER
August 25th, 1869. 4ltf
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DEBILITY.

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relief rcinyigorate his debilitated system by the
natural tonic elements Of the
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or Protected Solution Of the Protoxide of Iron,
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Being free from Achohol in any form, its en-
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VIM. C. STERLING, ESQ.,. Of Poushkeepsie NY,
says; Since taking the Peruvian Syrup feel be-
ter, my strength Is improved, my bowels are regu-
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the drug business for 40 years, who has used the
Syrup for three months, and, gives 1t his decided
opinion, that ii is Inc best Alternative Tonic Medi-
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For Dyspepsia, Debility and Female " caknesses,
the Peruvian Syrup is a specific. 81 page PAM
phlct sent free. The genuine has PERUVIAN SYR-
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Sold by all Druggists.
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