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, 1869-09-01

Httrc. T.rnc! would mt t'c amlss, ao'nr nne
dtiAiea on tho Court liouse crnrks, And euotacf
nns fasit "!h tnc l'''F" cndcr. wh,," sumo
There III onc Thing pn which unF foreign sof.
rrrr0hIrnis. Ihr tnrtr RnjnHr,rsh n IN" lanl IN
generally unite. nnh TN. :. tn calling ans astcn;
To .hr rnnrrs;.'rnt hr1rutty they rxnrFicnro IN
finding tnris way nt,out str rlty; NJ oniI a1e M
Anow how to avoid thc bal. Weir Wrlsa *irrct,
Tor Instance, rntcrly prosl'lc'i with sign. bra
s 40 ~, ras,s r%a ~
lr,dcrel. ASH: was, he r:n bllndl1 Into danger
end hrusinn. .....-
tIur cIIJ i,ns ~ many trangcrs within III Eatet,
atN1 they form ~ Important n part u its popnis-
tton. thkt II Il only proper that they should have
polluted out 10 thrm The wnTa In which they eau
eafcl5 WnlG. Their nsc, indeed. rcfy fow Of W.
except hhrl men, who arc not ut nnn ftnr or m.
u,her tlttlc in douht u to rrec,scl7 where wc
arc. and who woul,i not bc delighted 70 9a,n In.
fo.tns',1,l a. eorncs Ths u really .hrn
prrss themtelyc* snoes strongly on the subject.
Here and thrrc attempts hare bccn rnkdc ia
fufply thts want strips of hoassi. with the sstcct
rttnes painted on them. arr nAs!r3 on thu sIltea
o! hpnpca 0s urou fcuceA In tho cnrrac Of tnc
TIC rains and snoxs hclch out The letters, or, II
tue! ntc accessible. theT nrc hacked and muilated
lEJond rrcoEpttpn. On sunr OF the glasses uf
lie lamp posts tho rn!nes nrc painted, hut the
washing gradually ef!accs shrnl, anil the liability
TO htcaA!nR isscry great Unc ~ one thcr dt.aft.
rrAf.
EHrlnus plans hare hcen suggested to nrcnm.
MEDIATE the people; Eso1uc CONNECTED With n'syrr.
ttsinE d~tRea, nnh nthrrs fire frUM sHch tt0nihg-
Ing alliances The rnnirt hhs bcrn discussed lii
the common tannci1, hRs t,rrn sutrh uP nn,l
down. nnd now repdsea upon thn nirs ol that
nnE,tht hnh.. mt 70 tc disturbed iur ycAr nr m.
TIC fpertbetH nI thc beard Of Public Works IL,
mt seem ncllnrtl TO take any action In the prem
scR ntltl It rten't nHtt wr aie 10 rcnntn forever
In This nhmr1rAs rendition, and thsl ttlr strangers
vcfr tn Rrupc thtt nay hluu7 as lheI hest Iitay.
Ihctr hna recently lren anSei'H the lamp f1ost
nj 'hc rnritwr-i tnfnrE NJ prn'f,nrn nnd Mn'istun
Nirrrtu n Hifr arrangement fsatfr Of Ca.t Itat,
e,ttn0 3fr fnnts 1T fffr ktr".A in " Iltr frttcfs m
ihr 'iatk Efnuul. II tfma tlns i,nrr anFttuR u III
with ihr gIs%~ nn! Ia vrfy tnh!Iy .c,l TN, n' ihc
flairrs ntt lut~ rnntptn,E*. II IA t.Irsr !nt rx.
ntn!nn't"n, 'inr II nihrt In'l,sidaas wtln haFr
idrnn ~ II tho r'nrrt rnt tf nnR this thing rrtN
to r' u ~nt IN llr rntn" thnlr. nn'i rnrh nir m
frrt lnsHr rnst IN" rhr HUHd In atfnTtir'1 Asi
opportunity fnr ttt.laEisnt.
fbrh thr IHr,ni'rtr VI tir tulrtnrn t'nHrrl
might rrhs" tfttt wfasfPtlnE Hstt sidewalks h".f
md nrfA ttttr, hn. nt'i,int n rnfnn,t4,r u
ascertain uI'sh t1ttrt,t Rntr the l,"+l R"sHts hn
thftt NJ M h1 Htnkr ttIr H"tssnft appropriation
II Is ttnt Ihai prhnr VIII hat" nn' Thing Ire, y
~t1ie n"tit INT tiAi Il hn rttht snlsfHstunr: nHt
lhn 'ttrlnnn thnftIi Will hnYr 'lnDe Aputrt!iitIt
tHt ttt hen,'It III ihtif rnhRttttHnts.
, 1869-09-01
The Richmond Houue,

DnE rrRhtrs will moi fall 10 Eco aud read the al
yc.tisclncnt pt The ltirhnutli Iloute, IN afothrt
column. THAI eIiAunwn ani popular hntr! has
reduced thr ltIerE ftptn thEcr IL t.r mil hall
.inlafA per ,iar. II must he unlc1stooh. however
that the high reputation 1T thp hnuse HllI he Al
iulty nHIniainrtt hereafter hstt hAs hfen In thu
raEf and how high i1ist reputation IA all we'll
knnw. ...
The travelling public HAIR learned to Innw amt
appreciate The pleasant ra0na II sho llrhs1attli
LUNAR. IT. comfortable 'lF, ta admirably.
flt Als ..Hi TIA wrlIttaints1 Rtrhlanfs, anil ih'I
will hc tleass't tn l1rRr lhAl sftf tnn hHsr tf1r
oil fnr reduced rr1rr. Nothing viii hr left III.
a1nile 10 aid IN thr ttthltutt 1F MI rhu MAJ
tn nj t&r nehntnt 4. hnt thrJ will 'rato WIN r.
EtEl AID trIMtt. with l.fEhaMte.
, 1869-09-01
POLITICAL.

There Will lie meeting Of the cttzcns OF the
Eleventh. Ward. this evening, II the old North
western Ilonee, corncr Of Ca1TslI an1 DeSrlaines
ktreets, for the purpose Of forming ''Peapir's
Reform Cluh'' All Republicans Of the ward arc
tnylfeJ to intend
The Eighth Ward Republican Club viii meet at
O'clock this evening IN A1bctc1 Hsll, corner CT
Twelfth and Waller streets All Republicans nre
Invited 10 attend. Good speakers will bc in a.
tendance.
All citizens Of ihc Eighteenth Ward a.e tnyttei
10 ATTEND political meeting at Nos II ADD = CHI
caEo RvebEc, at O'Clock this evening. Good
erealera will bc In attendance
4 well attended meeting OF the Thru Ward Re
Ilnta presided. and speeches were n.adc BY NJ.
Vaughan, n. ". Smith and othcrb-
MAX Sehnlier, Eow Deputy CtesE a: tic Wcs'
, 1869-09-01
t1ttjkhia't 'tt3llf,ttN.

Firm the I'm f.~tat tity iH"ntunHl srr tarfh.
Nr-t, ift'n-t III.
THE flH!inHq n.t h.'tIEIiHg ttn,lhfea.MF 1Irtn
ntr r1iirtIrra n!,'I InIftent"Hs strna Ut f"ff,ns
,ltrfttiatEtAl III MHltsn's lissf tn,rn neh hare
l"rt ttflf III ttr ltetftHh tnnt recently ~ Pr.
Yalls; ruarhta mil trains NJ" MI tkr'l, nuI s.f-
trfs ntt t,!tltfrR"} III fir!r h,,rs ~ THAN. lhe
'lstkient t!HF" sinlt. fnttt rf ffs Arfa"a M Hill
tnItt ttitstsHn H..l hHf rH1riitn, mil tIf't IN
fl+lF HrHtss THE .E''"kH Ac"tng lttls"s afr s!is.
r'rt''t q G,mE lhs pnsrfHH,ht ty4l'Inpa. TIL"
l'stns"k imltni,s, ssts I'll" H,rn'ttr'n, erItl"re
q t'h't 't"etr, ahA ''"rtf'I. 'ttseatnn I" !4tn
thrIn,s atat i.,.u The ~niilbn 'fEh-o 1th.
nf ai.tl = hHnf+i h"!rta ~. taHn""l n"s' TIM
t"rH: ft.l tI'nl @tt'' a"rntal iirM,s' 'rl tIsH.s
""a f}"t,a "t. .l.ls na li"s 1,.,et1.i it". ht1'.
!t.!" -.,i*s ~t..l f1.t.at@ 1ih t'tm3 Aftss'"dl
ltni,~i.s iatf t,aastn,, sst l'.rt. 4,.,ia 4.'.s;
lhls la&n i."Gli ihnis hai"is III ii.nt ,tI,| ii
fi,hsIt. Ih.tt- in. ~aE in,..i iH-lss: II 10 Int
Ehh lt'lhiG ~ IistaFl4i"tti lh,th u it"i ttt's
1mMu,ET, lItAI Il viii I'M Al hu stA aI"IT [fut
III ImIu nIH!u Ihail l.4ieasfl rHI":It!luita vi s
Isst IHnAE, Ia tIIt tlt1s ItfstaE't} GAtiTah'lta
III nEt5ults Aiti hII4ll tAItlGdt lHHTa lIGtL IN
ht,Hls Than Is,lrErr. Iltfu Is III Irtirn
Inn. 1lT lItnls utr lHsHh-MHE ~ ilaiiheF ~
sWsErslHtlf !ullttN ttGIl Mtrr1 Ally Ihey can Ed
WHIPPED rrrtai;ly.-,n tattr s!a4Gs. tn pt.c !
iilltY. The Nnrai tHaFrhahts nf Montana Wll lH
bnw tn HuIlpIy f1llllarr t1Iwhltih1a. Attl unrst
larger saMlIrn htlh! triatrI, expeditions arr mi
Ekrl} to he urlanizcd Aud nj, nAllI snllIr Arru
massacre nWGketa TIN government 10 4 genera
realization under good u1lrer thAt Will ClnaT ttu
hnr,Itr Ut typry b,grt Of EnhIlnS Init ttcr graves
We may fATwcl continued uni yearly rscnErcp:e'
| Il! tr husorrh that INV tnnko tho Outlying A,t,l,,
n,ehta le sccue Ut barl'ArouH attvci'.a Anl atar
Tic The luWns with their rf~.,,
, 1869-09-01

The present Ii Tho last month daring Witch sun-
sc1!tGra for atnsle mouth will 10 received ut this
Institution. After uctot~F 81, no aa1,scEbcrs will
1e tAlFn fur 1esA Than thrre month";
Those OF our hnAlnesA htid professional Eneu eut-
{eg1nG from tue diseases REd lliA due 10 Ar1eu-
tafy utc, should not fail to avail Themselves Of
thss opportunity Of testing Of The rnoat ra,o-
al, senllbIc nnd successful modes Of cure mud re-
lief, Al the merely nominal expense Of s Tor the
5nHrfh
, 1869-09-01
Important VIII Gnse IN indiana
VIII Set Aside.

VIII SGT Astdr.
,...- ,, -, ,..
f"11e"e*pHta: in5s q h1faI S5}s t1rrfsfnnftn"
!" L'aet""ds' cpTn"s<rr'nf'
=, mere hA7e bteh hut feW Encn Ut the xafnc
iMlle1 euucatl9n a. Waiter lI7Jk ta tho Nh!to-
HhtCI sallcJ: Wao HaFe eFoFn ~ ffch a. he Was
~ the tttne o. hts trath A. an eAsJ day he Bei-
!Gd rev nlllcA nptth Q! this plhce. In The large
Miant botloln, WHICH, CONTAINS tth ns frrtsfr a.
any 70 be Iound n tne west This broad rAs'e5
nounaeh on ~ western bortt " continuous
hnfi fEhutl1ui IldRe. u which the owners Of
the tntton land have th1cny built thelf rest
dcncee. They MT mostly t!cht mRte 30 By the
annual products ot ihclr soil. 1he whole hIg
tottoin, from L.wrenceburg to Ellzabcth.osn,
ls In the hands o! one OF Other Of the fTassc',
Guards OF M!flcEs, vito arc Gil related more nj
Ices bJ cords o! double ath twI.Eci af.lnticA OH
them ali, lccat..r lie was !!easEh, to have ,hc
tnnst rntfiry. III. rstatr Mt his flratt amounted
10 no lrss ttInn tsr,t9a atout unc.half ni which
consisted In bcnk stock. ..
Though wholly NrvCtsed IN lrttrEa, Hr. Hays
roFaHsrsi reHArkn'ln r~it C1rlrnnn scusr. aui
nj m ling pf his HI. Tna NIL "asy lnsi.rr tu
Fhr n ur IA nsrtfrnrh hM- In 1s55, ,Wacn hu was
hbout 81 JcatH bf ngr. tc snhfrE.1 vida" nf N.
N his drhth. nt 1ta rrsiienrr, Ecat Hf ~ n1n,
ut thr ~" ot alnlie W. hwllf nns produced !rpm
hia lux, krrt IN thr Fttst Snf1n'1 Hank, ot an
trhtrlnrn, ttt Mhrh ~ h"Il.!nst7w. u. ". e.
f'tch. war 1ft1tr'Is Tint viii. ns'rt giving his
EtH.fhh1 Hnrts tH IN" Nh1hN. na'tr nt'ni4innE
fnt fltF tn hntr oi'~t'nrh " thu rtnftt IT hls
hank attak Ut fs.HW. TIN Anut.1"axs lhhiana
tHntrsenrr hhnih"F trffth, ah,t ittr two nthrs
tnt,ft ha In tFs sf,,t nt ttnurttrt 1;(s Frti
, 1869-09-01

Mc1e,s. Field, King i Co, hare isEuc1 ,hcir
scrtentsr circular containing list OF improved
md un,mr7urctl real estate, comprising residence,
business ana acre property, which can be had on
app!rat1on to theif of1ce at the corner Of Wash.
iErtf,n nu1 Stale streets AL who are deslroIs OF
mating invest mcnts Kill tesf learn how TO do SO
b. paying yisit to the oIllcc OF this TcI-knoWn
4 fIF1f
, 1869-09-01

"a vii, he seen by advertisement IN another
coluup, a drug store and stock Of drugs are ol-
ftrcd tor ea.c Mt the t!ourtsh!ng town Of Is
| Gransr, 1ud. Tne sum asked Is onlY $3.50. Per-
willie To Vim, Co!let, at LaGrsngc, or Apply to him
tn person,
, 1869-09-01
MARRIED,

nl:RKE-HAS1US In this r,ty, Al t!r rr-!arnee Of
EItl,rp th'rSsn. on, SUNDAY, AnS'.; Se't William
Stw York rhrsrt rl,.nsr cnpy. .....
EBRDUkE-cpLE-tn Thntrdav. AlE1at u.
st {hr r-teree IT the fltr'e f.Ee., IN irnrE.-
County. III III shc sr. Mr. tirvn. 9t sl,r 'aiue rltrr
air john j. A1ltehrnoke, ot ,ton. Eua'atd And At's
Lultfc A, Cole, cf iitnrrA, ill.,
, 1869-09-01

IGyour faAir tN coming out or tnFn-
tNE gfny. lo not Mufn1nr over . misfortune you
rau rnt1ly avert. Ayrr'H IIalr S!gor will remove
the cause OF yUur gric! by restoring your has 10
It's natnsn1 color, anu Herewith your good looks
and good nature.
Paper 1dnnElnEs md window
hrt1abea III (. T., Elchg 4 81 IIanlplph strrct
, 1869-09-01
AMUeEMENTB,
n1cyICKEil's THEATRE.

Rerrrd week ct
EDWIN ADAMS.
treht .eet4a II The he au!lful rrrti-.l Dram. ri
l;NHitq 4 It u NJ
Firm TPnh+rnn'a rnenf ri ih4t hatsr.
EFIHft ANl|EN..t... .ftfH lf HFhF'f"
Nrw Scenery nBA Appropriate ArrnlrIrtr MT
t>tfs1n.i Mu.lrt Kt}rFffT 4 MUfd,EHHAHFft. -
risetI Ey Nh. ANAMH MIR rilserilsr hIhis n
h.v.ih's i1,r sttr. FHw Writ.
EvEHY KeFHtNu Ann HATtfHiaAt MATtNKF.
NOOn'S nIt1Ei.t11I.
FHANK ~ AtNkN ,..,n..,. .ff"tttrt"f an1 M.rAert
1tl Wt t.ttt I. sflttn.t. II -. k..t r--t,l"s Al
n, tta L. si.iu tlt.. n : li nj , .,,n,-i5
rulHittGhA.
Mt. IIt4hk r Atht1h a. .ttItth fFHHF kE~
xLI fransItl sstnrif stt tir4ahl *tI-lnlInt,is tH
.4ha lids u tItI .
RAst AttAftStl,
IN tFr1sfsti, tt.t tus N At!irA ittf .tnsstt 4:l
htsi,,a Lf it,.tr lk.lIr, tLr AAilihEH'n tluM,
Ithh.
, 1869-09-01
AN MuSE M { MIS-,

e'dr cnnft, announces that he IL candidate for
nomination M Clerk Of the principal court at lhc
ArWCry,
, 1869-09-01

DnCt. j. l.. QuitloF, n. ~. writes:
have atlInistcd l1ct Seth Arnold's Bllsam In
cascs Of Cholera IutantuIn to tho most delicate
tntan. With good s1ccess, AMI chccrfalY recon-.
mcuA 1t ns being c1linentlJ adapted for general
5tan
, 1869-09-01
L1onn Ka,halron IL the hest hair dressing.

Tho jumper Ttar SosAp In tho best
toilet soar eye1 male. Al It NAY he tlaeA with tr1
n,uity by 4..lcs With tho most tcnttr skins: a. tho
Ha.nc time It Is Invaluable remedy Gut rimpcs.
ros1Eh or chappc,l h1nia anil all CutaneoGs diseases
wl,vfr otnrf stapa cannot Ae used Without AEgrn-
yatlng tie niaaiy an! giving pain to the patient
Manufactured bJ caswelt, Hazard i Co, Ne"
Nnrk
, 1869-09-01

C1oRREsruSDEScE EASTKD-RlTH YQuH3
lag + ra;s a"aS ''aiiyn ifiynRiS;HT d,I Bea,;sston
i. es5c of rte Bue ~ und Boz.
~,0RFEspOxpEyCEW WANTEp-AF YOUNG AAI
ii Ieod addnts and strictly temperate haotA. and
LII ccnnretrd ursaseI IN ApIpusAhs b!snrzs IN thin
rity wou.d like to .7nnd with some ycupK aty H
Of y ye4r1 ef wel1 e.tncatsd and srhnes With
9f-W Ia fun:rtcHLy. Ptot44 exchanged. Altee12 +.
H,ESrERLY. Pset 0elee
CORRESPONDENTS WANTEp-1tTrH 4 L AoY
or widow II sou:c means bsr. cea the are. os =
Ill % feafr Ohie< UAfis1nny Addrr-s. In full coz
daeaet, with real u.e, j. HlGG 1SS, cars of Eax le.
MIn aaiss, Wis,
, 1869-09-01

INFORMATION WASTED-IF GEORGE cLOCp
.,sTnet,y e 9stow. n. Hpa h,ethe. 70 Nay G'e4a
HlCKL1SG. Of Utinwa III he VIII hrsr Of sc:ct;aia5
to lis ady ActAsc, HC1seta pa?cra please COPY.
, 1869-09-01

THOH sALE-ESEISES, PORTABLE, STATION.
1sy. heistnk AID marine. 10 70 hnt,c; Pays Trip
hammer. FoEsaAn's tron cid Rury Sit My; a1aa
It1catt1s Engines. q ". AAES, 70 south Caatst
, 1869-09-01
IN lENT-HO0MB,

fu,t) nEHr NtCEt.Y funNtsHEn nDnHa.
tatSr HEd email. ArftJ at iknotn T. Nj. H 81 h&1.
IT., cyfnrr cf HtAtc 1t.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-23
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
SPEEDY CURE OF WHOOPING COUGH.

J. w. PICKETT ESD, Brooklyn, NY
am not in the habit Of taking advertised medi-
zines, nor of certifying to their curative effects when
they come under my observation; but ! feel con-
strained b make an exception in favor Of D0DDS
NERVlNE AND INVl00RAT0R, medicine have
used in my family for some time past. My little
daughter has been suffering from severe Wh0oping
Cough for several weeks, and was so much broken
Of rest at night that-by excessive coughing and
loss of sieep-her constitution and general health
seemed toEne giving away. Various remedies were
recommended byeintimate neighbors, hut nothing
was tried until our attention was called by phys
clan not now In practice to Dodd's Neryinc. This
wei procuredsand commenced using the medicine
at once-with an effect immediate and surprising.
As the commissions were hardest Mt night, we began
BY giving the Nerylne on her going 10 bed. The
first dose administered made jts impression; the
cough became less frequent, and very much less Sc
vcre--she soon got her accustomed sleep-rapidly
revived in health and vgor-and in q few days was
as we'll as ever What was left Of the wh0oping
cough thereafter Of no trouble. OF course can
not but consider D0dd's Nervine aud Inygorator an
Invaluable remedy for this distressing malahy. i
may add, that have since recommended 1t TO seve-
raj family friends, in like circumstances and have
found it In every ease TO be equally successful. 1t
needs only to be known to come into universal de-
mand. j. W. PICKETT S
Foo sale by Druggists Price 81. l34w
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-23
,(Gassg,
h Ar B. SS 8. S.
5;iiSf-'''1 Go

In Stowe, Feb. 1ith, by Rev. J. T. Ford, Mr..
Henry Sargent and Miss Clara A. Jones, both Of
Stove g 4
At No. Hyde Park. Feb 10, by Samuel Gin
namon, Esq Mr.. George A Griswo old Of Eden,
and Miss Amy D. Gallup Of Wateryille
In ESanFrancisco, CAL, Dec. 18Th, 1868, by
Rev. j. L. Lothrop, Mr., Milo 4. Burke, form
crly Of this town, to Miss Mindwell T. Cornish,
htely Of Eden. s
In Paducah, KY, February 18th, by B. Bell,
Esq, Frank II. Raymore, U. S. A. TO Miss NJ. J..
Atkinson, of Dan,ille, Tenn.
In Cambridge, February 10th, by Rev. T..
Wheelock, Francis 5. Edwards and Aurilla Da-
Wis, both Of Cambridge.
!. In Gllesvillc, Wis, Oct 9th, by Rev. Mr..
Wright, Mr. Hiram Sweet and Miss Melissa
Wright; also at the same time and place, by the
same, Mr. Robert Wright and Miss Ellen Bowen,
oil of Burns, Wis. r.e Xxx.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-23

of the Pacific Railroad itself. If it were
not, however, work, to say the least, OF
formidable difficulty, lit is certain that it
would have been executed before the long
rail communication is established between
the Atlantic and Pacific shores. What
ever route may be selected, there will re-
main the grand obstacle Of the Corlilleras,
I the backbone of the American continent,
which is either to be surmountcd by an
unprccented system of locks on a stupen-
dous scale, or penetrated on a level with
the two oceans, by cutting dawn, or else
by tunneling. With regard to the latter
operation, it is to be remembered that it
is ship canal we are considering, so that
the tunnel must be such as to allow the
] passage of the tallest masts. Whatever
plan, therefore, is adopted, its execution
will constitute one of the great engineer
ing feats of the age, worthy of the COM
mercial interests involved. 4 las
1t is stated that New York company
already has the capital at command to be-
gin the work whenever satisfactory sur
veys shall have been made. How much
capital will be required is the subject of
! the most contradictory lconjoctures. Gen.
Gushing brings back the estimate Of the
total cost of the canal at 100000, goo.
Other calculations range from $G5, 600,
poo up to $600,000,000. Much in this
! respect will evidently depend upon the
route chosen. And although this subject
has been so long discussed, ami the whole
area of the Isthmus seems to be small,
yet it is maintained that very little reli-
able Information has thus far been accu-
INFLATED as to the best route to be taken
admiral Davis, in a special report made
in 1866, stated that the field is almost en-
|Htirely unknown, and that no action ought
to be taken without new explorations in
many different directions. This will be
the first step to be taken by Congress,
and on its success will depend the whole
Fate of this magnificent bat uncertain en-
terprise. -Bos.oa Journal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-23
The ladies of the Stowe Uniycrsali

The ladies of the Stowe Universalist
Sewing Circle will hold their Annual Fes-
|tival in the yostry of the new church, on
Friday eve. Feb. rs. The old Dramatic
Club have kindly offered their services to
|the Circle to play the thrilling drama--
|s.The Hidden Hand" --adapted from Mrs.
10. d, +, n. Southworth' s celebrated novel
of the same name, Published in the Ledger.
The Circle have nicely fitted up the stage,
and the Club feel assured they can bring
thc play out in an acceptable manner. AT.
Ter which the audience will be entertained
with tablcaux, songs, etc. Oysters will be
served. All are cordially invited to attend.
Oar room is large capable Of seating
DOC. Pen ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-23
A BOQUET rOFrFLOWERS
The Indictment Season,

AND IIS EFFECTS ON THE WEAK AND FEEBLE.
The drafts which searching cold makes
upon the vital powers of the debilitated and deli
cate arc not less severe than the drain upon their
strength caused by excessive heat. The vast
deplrity between the temperature CT oytr-hcated
rooms and Offices, ut this season, and the frigil-
ity Of the outer air, is fruitful source of weak
ness. To fortify the body against the evil con-
eequcuccs of the sndden alterations Of heat and
cold referred to, the vital organization should be
strengthened and endowed with extra resistant
power by the use use of wholesome inv igorant;
and, Of all preparations for this purpose, (whe-
tllcr embraced in the regular pharmacopeia, or
advertised in the public Journalist there is none
that will compare in purity and excellence with
HOSfETfER'St STOMACH BITTERS Acting
directly upon the organ whice converts the food
into the fuel Of life, the preparation imparts' to
it q tone and yigor which is communicated to ev-
cry fibre Of the frame. slhe digestive function
being accelerated by its tonic operation, the liv-
er regulated by its anti-biliOus properties, and
the waste matter of the system carried off pune:
tually by its mild aperent action, the whole Or
organization will necessarily be in tia best pos
sible condition to meet the shocks Of winter and
the sudden changes of temperature The weak
and sensitive, especially, cannot encounter these
yicissitudes with safety, unlcss their tender SIS
tens arc strengthened and braccd by artificial
means. Every liquor sold as staple of trade
is adultcrated, and, were it otherwise, mere al
cohol is simply atemporary cxcitant, which,
when its first ELECTS have subsided, leaves the
physical powers (and the mind as we'll, in a
wors, condition than before. HOSTETTER'S
BlrrBRs, on the other hand, contain the essen
tial properties Of the most valuable tonic and at
terativo roots, bat,ks and herbs, and their active
principal is the meowest, least exciting, and
most inocuous OF all diiIusiye stimulants.
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dyspepsia.
There is no disease which experience
ply proved to be re.nediablo by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP.


There is no disease which experience has so am
ply proved to be reRedisblo by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
IA protected solution Of the Fl otc xide Of Ironl as
Dyspepsia. The most inveterate forms of this dis
ease have been completely cured by this medicine,
as ample testimony of some of our first citizens
proves.
FROM THE VENERABLE ARCHDEAC0N SCOTT
DUNHAM, Canada East.
:" 4" 81 am an invcteTate Dyspeptc Of more than
IS years Standing"
: T'I have been so wonderfully benefited In
the three short weeks during which have used the
Peruvian Syrup, that | can scarcely persuade my
solfof the reality. People who have Nn0wn me are
astOnished at the change. am widely known, and
can hut recommend to others that which has dOno
so much for me-"
ANOTHER CLERGYMAN WRITES AS FOLLOWS
k 'Aiy voyage to Europe is definitely postponed
have discovered the Fountain of HEALTH this side
of Tho Atlantic. Three bottles Of Peruvian Syrup
have aescued me fangs Of the iend dyspepsia"
A pamphlet Of 81 pages, cotnnng history of
this remarkable remarkable remedy with q treatise
on "Irun as medicine" will bo sent free to any
address,
The genuine has "Pcruvisn Syrup blown in the
glass.
..a.. .-.l j. P. DINSM0RE, Proprietor
ID .r st 36 Dey Street, n. Y.
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aDELLa M SMITHS ESTaTE.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court.
LAMoiLLE DIsTaIoT, IS. holden at Johnson on
the II III day Of FEBRUARY. A. ID. 1869, II. II Pow.
ers, Administrator of the estate Of Adeia NJ.
Smith,with the will annexed late ofMorstown,
said District, deceased makes application to
said Court for license to sell all of the real estate
of said deceased, representing that said sale is
necessary for the payment OF the debtslof said de
ceased and the expenses of settling taid estate,
said real estate consisting Of dweliing-hOuse,
outbuildings and garden iu MorristOwn.
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that
said application como under consideration aud
be heard on the Sth day Of March, q. d..
1869, at the Probate Office in Johnson and it
is further ordered, that al persons interested be
notified hereof, by publication of notice of this
application aud order thereon, three weeks sue
cessively in the Lamoille Newsdeaer, printed at
Hyde Park, before said time of he ring, that
they may appear at said time and place, and, ii
they sec cause object thereto
BY the Court.--Attcst.
Is S. s. l'IKE, Register
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