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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-24
MLDxcAG.

MILD, Certain, Ssfs,E. Efficient. 1t is far thu
Isl best Cathartic remedy yet discovered. and
at once invigorates all the vital functions, With
out causing injury to any OF them. Tbs most
complete success has long attended its use in
many localities, and it is now offered to the gen.
erai public with the conviction that it can never
fail to accomplish all that is claimed for 1t. It
produces little or no pain; leaves the organs
free from irritation, and never over taxes or ex-
cites the nervous system. In all diseases of the
skin, blood, stom sch, bowels, liver, kidneys-of
children and in many difficulties peculiar to wo-
men. 1t brings prompt relief and certain cure.
The best hysicians recommend and prescribe 1t;
and no one who once uses this will Voluntarily
return to the use of any other cathartic.
a Sent by mail ON receipt of price and postage.
l box 50 Is postage cents
boxes 81 90 Is
Sold by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
TURNER 4 CO., ProprietOrs.
100 fremont street, Boston, Mass.
ectl7 decd m, w,f&w1y
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Read What The People Say.

For inform alton write to any one of the partie
and they will cheerfully answer you. We give
you name and residence, together with diseas
cured. 60 and see them and be convinced ha
Medicine can be offered without being provet
tn he a humbup
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CONSUMPTION CAN Be CURED !

CONSUME
am ow an old man, nearly sixty winters Of
toll, study and practice have Whitened tho locks
and told upon the physical frame.
Were it not for the desire to still further bene-
TT humanity by extending my BALsAM broadcast
over the world, would seek thst rest my de-
Ginning years SO much require. One word de-
sire to say before you neg ect that CcUGH, think
to what fatal results il may lead.
All that claim for this Balsam can be PROVED
BY FACTS.
Send for circular and learn how many OF
your friends and neighbors all over thia Unto
have been relieved and cured by it when all othe
| remedies failed.
This remedy is designed and intended to pre-
| vent CONSUMPTION from sending TO the grave It'll
| thousands. Ask for DIR. 6. L. BELLS Bslsam Of
Alpine Moss. A trial is all that il solicited, il
| will recommend itself.
| G.. L. BELL, NJ. n,
No. IS S. Halsted street, CHICAGO, ILL.
For sale by Fuller, Finch Fuller, Wholesale
Dealers, and by Druggists everywhere.
dec3- decd m, ,fwly
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1t cures 90 cases out Of 100, on an average
over the country, and will positively benefit every
one using 1t, no matter how severe the disease.
Headache and Earache.
Sore Throat, Sprains and Bruises.
Cholera Morbus in 80 minutes.
Neuralgia in 80 minutes.
Pains in side and back,
Deafness, positive cure.
Crsmp Collie in minutes.
Diptheria, Bronchial Affections, Piles Contrac
ted CORDS, Derangement of the Liver, Kidney
Painful swelings, Paralysi stiff and enlarged
Joints, Falling Fits, Psisy, etc., etc.
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Fl Cures Fevsrs, Congestion, n1ammation...25
2 Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie rs
Crying-Cohc or 1eething of Infants-35 |
DiarrhGa Of Children or Adults.....25 |
Dysentery, Gripping Bilious Cohc......2 IS |
Cholers-MorbusV emitting ......-......25 |
" Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. ...........25 |
/" Neuralgia, TOothAohe, Faceache......2 rs |
" Headaches, Sick Headache Verti 20 80 |
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. .2e
II Suppressed, or Painful Periods--....2o
Il Whites, too profuse periods. ......".20
l3 " Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing ...-.25
Il Salt Rhsum, Erysipelas, Erup:ions..25
Is &" Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains-.....2 IS
10 Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues.55
II Piles, blind or bleeding ................50
Is 0phthalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes-55
10 4" Cstarrh, acute or chronic, InfuenEA..50
30 Whooping cough violent ceughs.....50
81 % Asthma, oppressed breathing 80
~ Ear Discharges, oppressed hearing. so
23 scrofula, enlarged g snds, sWellin so
~ General Debility, phi gsioal weak nesS-50
rs Dropsy aud soanty seeretiops. so
IS q" ssa-sickness, sickness from riding. so
27 Kidney Disease, Grsvel........ .........5e
IS Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis so
sions, involuntary Diseharges.. loo
80 Sore Mouth, Canter......... so
30 Urinary Weakness, wstting bed SO
81 Painful Periods with spAsms ........5o
80 sufferingr at change Of life .........1. so
SO Epilepsy, Spasms, ST Vitus' Dsnce Loo
81 hpther1a, liberated sore throst..... DO
Price in Walls, large size, .5Oe and l.50
FAMILY CASES, In Morocco, with
IS large 3 dram vials, containing the shove
list, with book of directions complete $1,000
30 L" 600
30 " in paper Gaze, with book 90
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Case Of 10 OK. walls, in fuid, leo doses earch,
with manual of directions, giving full account
of all diseases Of HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP,
Does and Hoes with full directions for use,
In neat walnut case, complete 90
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Piles, Neuralgia, Toothdche, Bleeding
ofthe lungs, Stomrch, Nose or otheA Organs,
Burns, Bruises. LameneSS, Sprains, ReeaS-
nsdtism, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Boils, Corns
Ulcers, Old Sores. The Best Family Medi-
cine kaoDn.
Price Coz. Soc, Pints 81 90, Quarts
81 10.
G-T These Remedies, sxcept Ponds Extract
by the case or single box, are sent to any par
of the country, by mail or express, free o.
charge, on receipt Of the price.
Address Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Medicine Co., ofice and Depot, No. b62 Broad
way, New York.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A full assortment Of the above for sale Il
Rock Island BY
CA. Bsnser, John BengstOn, Agents.
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Cares Catarrh & rheumatism.

wv. Cochran, Druggist, Rossvills, Indiana,
under date of June Is, says 81 take the liberty
to say TO you that your Mscedopisn Oil haa
cured every case of Rheumatism where tried
Mr.. Cochran hes sold sur Macedonian Oil for
over two years and speaks Of lite merits under
standingly.
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EzEDICAG.
EEsEz.Bssssx eeEs EsvUS
apr4dw1y
The Edingburgh Infirmary

rs THE MOST COMPLETE INSTITUTION
l. in Chicago for the treatment of all diseases.
There is dep artment for every branch.
1t 10 founded upon those principles that the
science of the old and new world has shown to
oe Lost successful as demonstrates in the lsrg-
Ens,aai Hospitals, Institutes and ln6rmaries in
sts,.. France, Germany and the United
pasasso to recommend to the suffering world a
II ~ no,ssss at that Institution, knowing
| ipinsl mean. 80 convenience, facility and or
s, Gane mtas, .. su9'essful treatnant.
and Ruptur.s az ge, Without the use of the knit.
pain. The EYE .nd EAR deo. ,t opsranGn 0 .,
open tho same hours a, those Of tba Esp ssp.
| branches. 'hs othsr
DR.. MeTeggart, of Eingbarg h. late Pr ,,oin.
Of the Hamilton Inirmary Of Ontario. {. 20
Connected With the institution.
Consultation and advice gratis.
|
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y;oilp ARGUS.
Dropping the 3eins.

When Gen. Grant went out riding with
Mr.. Bonner, aud took hold of the lines and
drove Dexter himself little way, some
artist got out an engraving of the scene,
which was very popular at the time.
Since the result of the New Hampshire
election some equally clever artist ought to
get ont another engraving, TO be entitled
Gen. Grant dropping the Reins
1t should represent gray colt, named
New Hampshire, kicking up his heels, and
smiling Gen. Grant out of a go-cart. The
nrssident should be accompanied on this
occasion by Mr.. Secretary Boutwell,.
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The SrATE.-Paua wants q powder mill
Morgan county, lost $4,000 worth Of
bridges by the recent food.
The growing wheat looks splendidly in
McDonough and Schuyler counties.
Down in Mound City they get up chariva
rs for the benefit of repentant erring wives
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong, of Spring field
have been detected in depopulatipg hem
roosts. Both have taken wings.
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Destroys and Removes efectually all
Worms, Pin Tapes, or other Worms from
the system, and gives life and vitality to the
eneryated and depressed Patient, whose life
fountain has been partially ssped out by
these pests of humanity. More children are
hurried to their grave every year by lurking
Worms than by disease. Parents look well
to your ehiIdren-givethem DR.. INGRAHAM's
VEGETABLE WORM CANDY TAB
LETS, and notice the change that takes
place in few hours. This ia an effsetual
remedy.
/ Twenty four Tablets in each Box. Price rs
cents.
4 Dr. Ingraham d Co.,
II PRoPRIEToRs, WOOSTER, OHIO.
Sold in Davenport by HARRISON RoL-
Man. [ags-d-m, w&f&wsowIy
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Drs. SANDS & McTEGGART,
Principals, 12i Eouth Clark st.,

CHICAGO,
Or apply at Office 30 up stairs. Hours from 8,
m. till p. m Open to the poor on Fridays
from q. IN. til IL m.
Patients from distance can be treated by
the week with rooms and board at reasonable
rates. For particulars address Drs- Sands l.
McTaggart, LAB and l21 South CLARK street,
Chicago. mchI0-dwly
April 9Th.
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.LoIy9SJiUe.

f. n. Porter wishes US to inform his
friends that his Photographic rooms will
be closed May 10th for few weeks, and
until further notice. All who have pic
ture frames or pictures to be copied there
are requested to cali aud get them at
once. 2t
There are .heaps" Of goods arriving
in Morrisyille about these days, aud
being unloaded in front of L. b. Merri.
ans Store. lie is said to have the larg.
est stock in Lamoille Co, aud if his sales
continue as they have since the time he
commenced trade there, this large stock
will have to be duplicated in a short time
lie says he does not buy goods to keep,
but to sell, and intends to buy such good,
as the people want, aud makes his prices
such that people will buy them A cal
at his store will show the beauties and
quality of the goods.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-10

WOODS MAeNIrIER.-This is a hand
some pocket-piece Of great utility as an
aid in detecting counterfeit money and in
examining the texture aud fiber Of cloth,
paper, etc. 1t furnishes an endless source
Of entertainment for children who are Gu.
rious to observe and study the wonders
and beauties of the floral, inset and min.
eral kingdoms. 1t is not to be expected
that all will appreciate its advantages ;
and yet we think there are few persons to
whom it would Not be more useful than
the money it costs.
The magniher will be mailed free to any
address, with g Woods Household Maga-
zine u year, (price sl.O0), on receipt Of
81 so, the price of the magni6er; or It
will be mailed free to any person who will
forward 81 for the magazine two years ih
advance. Address s. S. WooD & Co..
Newburgh, N. Y.
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Fillmore.

The favorable weather of last fall
gave the farmers of this town an oportu-
to lay greater number of acres under
the plow than has been done for a
number of years. But The protracted
rain of the past few weeks has so filed
the ground with water that they have
sown but little grain, and the prospect
is that much of it must unnecessarily be
sown late. But the prospects of an abund-
ant hay crop never was better, aud
and the farmers have turned their cattle
to pasture two weeks earlier than usual.
A large amount of Spring butter had been
sold at very satisfactory prices, chief
ly bou9et up by Noyes Bros. of Hyde
Park, and A. Il. Bailey of this town.
Hon. G. s. Parker is erecting large and
commodious barn for storing the constant
ly increasing products of his farm. Mr..
II. b. Shaw has one of the best hocks Of
Cotswold sheep in town, eve which
dropped lamb that weighed IA pounds.
Who beats that? Master George Bry-
ant has half-blood Spanish pullet that
has laid in three successive days an EGG
that measured 81 by Il inches each. He
challenges the boys Of Lamoille County to
produce pullet that vii beat that. b.
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News JOttlngs.


C1&<1crICUr.-The Legislature Of Con-
-.1<'co< nei on Wednesday last, aud az.
..r 4cro'ofing a committee to canvass the
>.l4 [1r State officers, adjourned one
r.ck 10 allow the committee TO decide
.pon (As Iegality Of the count in dispute.
Tie ol'cial retarn from the fourth ward
Of New Haven, gave. Jewell $40 votes
for Uo<<r0or. The count of the vote on
Friday bs ihe legislative committee show
ed only 479 ballots in the box. On Sat
ar5ay the signatures Of $40 Republicans
n that ward were obtained to dcclara-
|ioo that hey voted for Jewell, aud fur
Iher sicnatures to the declaration will be
obtained.
The probabilities are that the commit
tee win declare that there is no election
BIZ lho people, in which case. the Legis-
lsiuro uill elect Jewell. The Republi.
cans have a majority in both Houses.
1t ID bow claimed that the Republi-
cans have majority in the New Hamp-
shire Leeislature, and that a Republican
Govoroo< will be elected there.
! Earl Granvile announced in the House
Of Lords Friday night, that the Govern.
ncnt hid received official dispatches con-
fruln< Ne reports of the safety of DR..
1i<In11<che, the African traveller, and
n|6o swing assurance that his immediate
1 xnn(s hid been provided for. The Lords
passcd The bill for the protection Of life
VAulIkcToN, May 6.-Although an eff.
fort will be made to induce the Senate to
coua'der thc treaty agreed upon by the
Joint High Commissioners in open session,
II win not probably succeed. OF the few
Senators who are now in the city, nearly
al think ID would be unwise TO have an
open debate on the questions embraced il
The treaty, alleging that such course
would prevent free expression OF scuti'
ncnts
Much has been tclegraphed from here
Y cgarding The details of the treaty, but
he truth Is, nothing has been divulged
/ BY the commissioners to anybody likely
" . violate the pledges of secrecy, and
:. most, if not all, the statements concerning
ashe trcatY are pronounced by the officials
who know what has been actually agreed
d|o be mere guess-work.
4 Secrctary Boutwell, is very positive that
hc fr6ofv will give general satisfaction,
IND sayo hat the people of Massachusetts,
A Especially will be pleased with the settle.
.-4snent of the fishery question. He does noi
us hipk Oonerals Butler and Banks will op.
4 a5ose tbe treaty when they are fully ln'
'u ornled II The contents.
II 4 .I k6 troubles in France are yet in nc
Wv o{ sotllement. The Germans propose
re-0ccupy Paris if their indemnity il
y ,ot paid without further delay. What
KIN beconac of poor France is question
40 onc ceu answer.
% Huntingdon has lost its hermit by the
Heath of Itaac Nye, who for 80 years hat
nII iyed ii i small room in the back part ol
I IN old dIore, owned by himself, and il
a Ebieh a. bad formerly done business as {
unerch>ut Some l5 years ago, he took
n Irish hoy, who was his sole companion
syer sf1er. md who, at his request, laiC
y iim out, nfter death, on the counter o.
he di|apidated old store.
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WnIea1HMe.

AT regular meeting of WaterviIe
Lodge, No. As, |. o. of G. T.. held al
Watcrville, May 18th 1871 the following
officers were dnly installed for the ensuing
quarter:
w. g. T.-Dr. Charles Corey.
W. V. T.-Mrs. Henry Wilbur.
w. S.-James V. Stevens.
w. A. S.-Rhoda Codding.
w. Il. SO. Z. Codding.
w. T.-Mrs. /. o. Wescott.
w M.-Heury Wilbur.
W. ID. M.-Miss. Betsie Whittcmore.
w. Geo. w. HuIburd.
W. |. G.--Melissa Miller.
w. o. G.--Bronson S. Wiley.
w. Il. II. S.-Mrs. Orrln Thomas.
w. H. II. S.-Mrs 0rrin Tilotson.
=. w. G. T-Samuel r. Miller.
The Lodge is in iiourishilg condition
numbering at present 10 members il
good stancing.
JAMES Y. STEVENS, w. S.
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yotIee.

The Lamoille County Good Templar's
Union will bs held at Hyde Park with
Iamoille Central Lodge No 46, on the
10th day Of May. A. ID. 1871, to COM
mence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
IL is hoped that every Lolgc in the
county will be well represented on that
occssion, as matters Of much importance
are to be brought ur, in which all Lodges
aud members are expected to participate
10.
BE OF good cheer BOrthers aud Sisters:
during the last quarter, the ranks aud
files Of tha Good Tenplars in this County
as well as throughout the State, have in-
creased. both in strength and numbers.
All we now need Is, fxedness Of pur-
pose, aud to be actuated by pure princi-
pies from within, to insure to us success
IN our onward and upward course 10 the
Temperance cause. Let US not be content
merely by Good Templars in name, but
let US be so from pure motive, aud prin-
ciple, to be an instrument in the hands Of
God TO do good to all mankind. To be
engaged in the Temperance cause, is an
honor to those that enter in from good de-
signs, to elevate the standard of morality
aud virtue 10 give healthy tone TO So
ciety aud to advance the best interests OF
the human family.
This evil monster of Intemperanee is
the greatest curse that ever stained a ma
lions honor or shocked high Heaven! for
by its evil effects sixty thousand are an.
uually consigned to drunkard's grave
These are facts, which we we'll may pom.
der upon. As it is, fear there are far toe
mady back-door customers to some estab
lishmcnts in our County, aud those guilty
Of these breaches of the law must moi
complain if they feel the weight o.
offended human law, as they assuredlS
will Of Gods law. "a word to the wise
is sufficient" and those not wise may
learn from sad experience, for this nuis
ance has got to be abated.
How little we know ofeach other
The brand of dshonor and shame,
lftruth were rs welcome as falsehood,
Might canonize many name.
The culprit might put the ermine,
The silver be purged of its drOss
And cr!me's CHASTITY gibbet transfgureG
TO Martyrdom's glorious cross.
The exercises Of the evening will bC
open to all. DR.. NJ. IL Houghton, ofStow,
will deliver the lecture in the evening.
The public are cordially invited to BE-
In attendance.
A. A. NILES,
See. of Union.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-10

There urc few English factories, the
L london Te2egraph remarks, where all the
harcs are owned by tho artisans therein
Shat is, coulmunism in production. There
IRE shopa xhere the seller and purchaser
sre al 0ulted in one company, that is,
Ii solninuxI|6d applied to distribution. Some
/ snelis|l txsnples go higher. Instead Of
h l|oNIIix ocmpetition to regulate the trades
Il cd1fyiiik letters and kilograms, the
a ito{c 6at is, the whole community
Ii Iion1QQ| tbe two and make large profits,
4 A. Q1c % going into the pockets Of
!, but into the pockets of every
v u |6y the land. Some of the theo-
1, etlf& Hch Communists want to apply
"A Of action by the whole CON-
III M, or nearly all, departments
"A Ills 1lHad of con6ning it as we do 70
,Nters a kilograms, they propose that
Re Si4 6uld be in future the only
Pr ndIo only manufacturer, the only
u,l lcrch1n! 3 only shopkeeper, the only
7 nploYe Iabor, and so on. That is an
fopl4 Ie11 nay never be carried out even
tne 50 country or town but there
= horoI16|e Frenchmen who look for
% a U realization of such dreams,
!, IA i as utterly opposed to the dis
ne6f 16 Ication of the wealth already
naose Individuals as the severest po-
ical eo Aist here. In Paris just now
W 1tnmQ1 n interpreted by armed ruff
ssss9 9is, n (Fy the socialist Utopia Of
1ssilo brIlII&1t Frenchnan involves not
" Y lpslef bpt thorough change in the fu-
/ 'Sio NJ III tke Industrial and commercial
& liorG 4 Iilc. That is all; enough,
ds.fhanS. notive for 20 or 80 more rev.
= A ikioz still not petty larceny nor
81 nakf01 t<6 banks. The worst of it is
no I||4 teachers are wrapped in
~ b nm of the future, their disciples
= 6In!f Etter-day thieves.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-10

The Missionary Herald is published
monthly by the American Board Of For;
eign Missions, at 81 per year. The May
No. has good table of contents, and a
full-page engraving of the ruins of Pom
peioplis, Turkey. Published at SO Penn.
berton Square, Boston.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-10

"A Clergyman writing to friend says
"My voyage to Europe is indefinitely post
poned. / have discovered the fountain
Of health on this side of the Atlantic
Three bottles Of the Peruvian Syrup have
rescued me from the iangs of the fcnd
Dyspepsia" Dyspeptics should dra nix
from this fountain.
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.c0mb7yage.

In one year ending May lst, 1871,
this town had made 257, ,696 pounds of
butter, or $50 pounds on an average to
each family, which, at 30 cents per b.,
makes the nice little sum of ST, ,038.S0 ;
an average of S204.60 to family.
The sugar yield amounted to 263, Se2
pounds, an average of 2 lbs. and 4 or to
the tree. In iome localities the yield was
quite large, while in others it was quite
small. aud contains considerable nitre -
The best sugar is worth 10 cents per lbo
and as Cambridge makes that kind, it is
worth S26, ,3SS.20.
There are also So acres Of land, 4cows,
sheep, Z Of an OK, and a horses on an
average to each family in town.
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ASe

"A public examination Of Teachers,
for the Town Of Stowe. will be holden in
the school bailding at the Centre village
on the 18th day Of May, A. d.. 1871, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. All persons desiring
license to teach in the public schools Of
said tosn, during the coming season are
requested TO be present. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to al.
LERoY III. BISGHAN. Supt.
N. i. KeClcr, Manager cf the Mt.
Mansfield Hotel, announces that he will
be ready TO receive visitors, May 18th.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-10

The irrepressible Barnum having again
gone into the show business" will, it is
said, visit Vermont during the season.
The New York Evening Post, /" Com
mercial Advertiser" and other papers,
unanimously onsur in stating that Mr..
Barnum's exhibitions present, beyond all
question, Ae most extensive, varied, Gu
rious, and unexceptionable combination
of entertainments ever before conceived Of.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-10

The Democrat, a new Democratic
paper at Burlington, has been received
The first number looks well, and it will
doubtless receive good support from the
democracy of the State.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-10

The Overland Of San Francisco,
though late in reaching this "down east u
place, is not whit behind its cotempora.
rics Of the Atlantic coast iu excellence
The May No. is very interesting.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-10

PoIckERYi
Come all ye good citizens
Who sigh for Bread and Pork,
At Gates you'll find enough
To keep your jaws at work.
He's got the choicest groceries,
A most abundant store
OF everything the people want,
And just little more.
Here Gingham's Prints and poplins,
In plenty may be found.
Cotton cloth and Salmon
And Dried Apple by the pound.
Flour, Sugar, Rice and Coffees
And dainties by the score,
Tweeds, Dcmins for Frock and Overalls
A nd just little more.
With the Hyson Family
Black Japanese and Bohea.
1t would pc odd enough # he should fail
To suit you to Tea
Tobacco Snuff and Clark's Shorts,
Good Brooms to sweep your floor,
Yankee Notions md Molasses,
And just a little more.
Goldfish, Mackcrel, Pepper and Pipes,
Tripe, Lard, Ham and Eggs,
Salt, Saleratus end Laundry Soap,
And Straw Hats-ready made.
In short, as good variety
As in any village Store,
Which he is selling off for cost,
And lust little moro.
One door East of Post Office Hyd
Park, Vermont.