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nUCHU Is 4 STIMULANT, and of itsel
ID may fail to effect cure, but Buehu
when scientifically combined with bromlde
ofPotassium and other ingredients, pro-
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action thus increasing the powers OF dlges-
tion. MISUNDERSTANDING, reducing all un-
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nation and causing the repairs and nutrl-
ments in the human body TO be greater than
the wastes, thus preventing decomP0sltion
and decay, and gives nourlshmentI health
and vigor to the system
Nv Bucbu il GOOD for all diseases arisin g
from excesses; such as Weakness ana ram
in the Back and Legs. Trembling IN the re
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Ifyour system is affected by any of the
above symptoms and diseases, relief IS at
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know Just whatI say. My record as
Compounder of Medicine IS second to no man
in the Southwest.
Twenty-Five or thirty years ago, as my
fellew-citizens know full we'll, found me be
hind the prescription counter IN the city IN
which now dwell; I have cured more peo-
ple of various diseases than all the physi-
clans in Louisville put together. Chuouol-
edly, for every single patient .nat my
Louisville physician has have hundred
am no upstart of yesterday My MedI-
cines are success great success LOUIS
willie is not large enough for me to nave a
connection. l monopolize the Wholesale
Patent Medicine Trade here. One and an
other has tried, by copying after me mere
in Louisville, TO compete with me, ont one |
after another their guns havebeen slleheed'
and their efforts have been abortiVe
NV Medicines are good and answer the
purpose-that is the secret Of my success
Nv reputation as n compounder OF go9d' re-
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believe my Buchu and Bromide ot 70
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of the Kidney, and all that class OF diseases
Buy dollar bottle and be cured. Use as
per directions in all cases.
JOHN BULL, NJ D.
and Vender Of the
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OLD Stephen Girard is said to have
made the following observations, which
mde be proftably pondered by young
merchants everywhere: During my
long commercial experience | have no.
tIced that no advantages result from tel
ling ones business to others, except TO
create jealousy or competition when We
are fortunate. aud to crafty our enemies
when otherwise
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SMITH TONIC SYRUP.
FOR THE CURE OF
FOR THE CURE OF
AGUE AND F E V Z X
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The proprietor of this celebrated meal- aso-
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All al rel.S ~ certain. speedy, and permanent
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whether Of short or long siand'pg sor,hesf he rf-
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nsrfect restoration OF the general healtn,
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.

E:rtract Of Letter from Georgia.
VILLAxow, WALKER County, Ga,
June 30, 1866.
DR.. John Bull Dear Sir; 1 have recently
given your Worm Destroyer several trials,
and nd it wonderfully eficaeious- 1t has
not failed in Il single instance to have the
wished for effect. l am doing a pretty
large country practice, and have daily use
for some article OF the kini-
am, sir, respectfully.
JULIUS P. CLEMENT, NJ. D.
P. $50 unqualified and numerous are
the testimonials in favor of my Worm De-
stroyer that newspaper space is entirely too
small to tell its merits.
Itisan infallible remedy for Worms Try
il and be convinced. See my journal for
more full description. JOHN BULL
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"GREENLAND' icy mountains" about
which the churches so often sing, are far
from being the abodes of heathenism.
About half the population of Greenland
belong to the Lutheran communion, and
the whole country is we'll supplied with
churches, pastors and catechists. The
salary of the ciergymen range from $500
to 81 400, which is better than the aver
age in this country.
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Bulls SARSAPARILLA.

ST. LOUIS, April 80
DR.. JOHN BuLL-Dear Sir Knowing the
efficiency of your Sarsaparilla, and the heal
ing and beneficial qualities it possesses,
send you the following statement OF my case:
was wounded about two years ago-was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months Being moved so often, my wounds
have not healed yet. | have not sat up
moment since l was wounded. am shot
through the hips. My general health IS
impaired, and | need something to assist
nature. have more faith in your Sarsa-
parilla than in any thing else. wish that
that is genuine Please express me half a
dozen bottles, and oblige
CAPT. c. p JOHNSON,
P. S.-Mr. Johnson was the son oil a Skill
full surgeon His mother recommended TO
her friends and for many years used my
sarsaparilla with perfect success. In Scrof-
ula and Feyer-sores Mrs. Johnson states
that the cures effected were almost miracu-
Ious Read my Journal for extended IN
formation and advice in your case My
Journal contains certificates of eminent
persons. ministers and medical men-men n
who arc known here in this community for
integrity and veracity have recently
received most remarkable certificate from
an eminent gentleman of Louisville
JOHN BULL.
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THE Governor advertises the followir

THE Governor advertises the following
rewards: John Bishop, charged with
murder in Clay county, $500; Ephriam
Brown, indicted for the crime OF Cur
der in Ballard Circuit Court $500;
James Henry Bishop, charged with
murder in Whitley county, and supposed
to be at present IN the State of Indiana,
$500; Fountain I. Young, charged with
murder in Casey county, S500-all of
whom are fugitive from justice.
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BROWNING" Well I always make it
rule to tell my wife everything that hap
pens" Smithkius-"Oh, my dear tel
low. that is nothing l tells my wife lots
Of things that never happen.
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Day Passenger-Leaves Hickman at P M
arrives at Hickman at P. NJ
Night Passenger-Leaves Hickman at 20
4. IT,: and arrives at Hickman 10 10 P. ~
Close connections made at Union City
with the Mobile and Ohio road-at Mchen-
zie with the Memphis and Clarksyllle road,
and at Nashville with the Louisville ana the
Chattanooga roads.
For tickets apply at the Railroad Office
]. w. TmoMAs, Gen Sup't \. & y r. Z.
4. d. KING KAN, agent at Hickman.
anr2n
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Announcing IN.
Nlarri ages and Deaths.

Notices of the above character will be in
serted free of charge. Obituaries and trib
utes of respect inserted at 81 co per square
sSls- Advertisements IN Local Column 81
for four lines Or less and 20 cents for each
additional line.
Beg~ Voluntary communications, contain
ing interesting news, solicited from any
quarter. News letters from Western Ken
tucSy and Tennessee especially desired.
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CELEBRATED

Manufacturer and vender Of the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17
Organize for Victory,

The campaign before us bids fair TO
one of unusual activity and earnestnes,
Our opponents are desperate, and will in
fuse into the canvass all the venom O
treachery and the concentrated bitterness
OF party malice. The line of battle anc
the method of warfare are already indi
Gated. The line will be the same a,
that marked out by Calhoun 10 Jackson,
time, and the weapons used will be per
sonal abuse, systematic lying, and gross
exaggeration of the most triaing faults oil
the Administration. 1t will be political
guerillaism on scale never before known.
the comb nation ofevery element of moral
depravity, devoid of principle, seeking
but one object-the defeat of President
Grant The attack on our lines will be
as desperate as General Lees last effort
to break the line which cnveloped his ar
my at Appomatox, and the result will be
the same. After November next Horace
Greeley can repeat his old opinion of our
leaders ability-"Generd Grant has
meoer been defeated and NEVER WILL BE-
We feel assured of certain victory, but
we must make the defeat of the enemy
not only defeat but disartrous rout
We can hold our present petitions, but we
must drive the enemy from the positions
which they now hold. We can do it, and
if every Republican will work from now
until November as if the salvation of the
Republic depended upon his individual
exertion, we can elect President Grant
win as large u majority as indorsed
Abraham Lincoln for second term. We
must have thorough organization eyerv
district must be canvassed; local commit.
tees must be active in watching and coun.
teracting every movement of the enemy.
Our work must be thorough and efFectual
SO that when the day of election comes
we shall present az unbroken front and
poll every vote possible for the support of
our ticket. We want something more
than drawn battle which shall leave MS
IN possession of the field. We want TO
win avlctory which shall leave our oppo.
nents 50 shattered aud demoralized thai il t
VIII take at least a. half century for
them to recover sufficiently to make an
other stand against the great party Of t
progress aud liberty. aaa am e
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busIness Notices.
How 60 go West.


This is an inquiry which overy on,
should have truthluIly ans cred before he
Starts GU his journey, ana little care Ia.
Ken III examination OF routes will In n,unv
cases save much trouble, time and nancy
The &c. b. X q. R.R.. running from
Chicago through Galesburg to burlington
has achieved'a splendid reputation in the
last two years us the eading PASSENGER
Route to the west. At Burlington II con.
meets with the great Burlington Rou,e
whieh runs direct through Southern Iowa
to febraska and Kansas, with elose con'
nections to California aud the Territories
ana passengers starting from LamoiIIe
County on their way west ward, cannot do
oe''er than to lake the q. b. Il o. and
Burlington Route. "a
This Line has published pampblet
called "How to go West, +" which contains
much valuable information a LARGE cor
rect map OF the Great West, With an
De obtained free of charge BY ad,iressing
me General Passenger Agent, b. r. nj !
H. II, Burlington, Iowa.
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senator MIlsan.s Earlr Life.

AAHHfAA /"
Z Agsnileman wbo had been aequainle
. with Nc. Wilson since 1888. describe
} Wilson as he was when an apprentice, o
his first appearance ia Massachusetts
dressed in plain homespun rough in man
ner. with an IHpediment 10 his speccI
which made il difhcuii to understand his
when he poke huHiedly. thoroughly il
earnest. determined to know what was &
be known. and TO be a man. lie was no
ashamed to work. and there was Dot Ia
Ey bone in his body His ambition wa
TO work more hours than any other mas
in town, and never let half hour 20 b,
without having accomplished an allotted
task. so that at the end Of eaci day, each
month, and each year given number oil
pairs Of shoes were turned out, aud for
all such holidays as political conventions.
public meetings, recreations, etc, time
had to be gained This made the hours
OF work from 8 AN. to Q Pm. One
night per week was devoted to Debating
club, with such additions at either end of
the day as became necessary to gain the
time for other duties and pleasures. AZ
ter 8 o'clock work was SUSPENDED when
three or four hours were given to study,
reading, composition, and conversation
with young men Of bis own age and pur-
suits.
The gentleman with whom conversed
how he and few other young fel.
lows we're out skating one night. and at.
ter ] O'Clock they took turn up brook
aud narrow run of meadow which was GOV.
cred with ice, ill they came in sight off
4 light in little ten by twelve building,
ow and dingy and filed with shoe bench.
IS, and looking in, they saw Henry VII. |
'on hard at work, book on one corner off
MS bench, evidently intended to be used
or the snatching Of few sentences at
intervals when his wearied arms and
nd hands required rest. Two of them
vent in and talked for two hours
lille he kept at his labor and added
twenty-five cents to his stock of worldly
GODS. This was one of the nights when
lme was to be gained. aud the converse.
on enabled him TO work au hour or two
niger than he intended. 10 this manner
pegged away until he had accumulated
ore than $500; his debts we're all paid.
new suit Of clothes INDUCED in. and at
lie age OF twenty-three years he started !
r an academy in New Hampshire. Soon
ter this by the failure of friend to
nom his money was loaned, every dollar
as lost and young Wilson was obliged to d
nmencc life anew. But he was dis. d
uiaged only for the moment. aud gath. 9
ing up his resolutions and energies he i,
lrted once more at the foot of the lad.
r. and fought his way up again step by Il
'P.-Natick Letter 10 Wasoiuyto1 Y
lTOHicIe rf
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Burlingtnn Commencement.

/, Inc exercises Of the annual Com
mencement OF the University of Vernon
, opened on Sunday with the baccalaureat
discourse by President Buck ham, and al
address before the Society for Religious
Inquiry, by Rev. Dr. McCosh of Prince
ton College. Both discourses were admi
rable and were listened to with the clos.
est attention by large congregations.
The Associate Alumni meeting was
held at the College Tuesday, A. NJ. The
following nominations were made and ar.
ccpted.
For President, HomorN. Hubbard of
Chicago. ,...
For Vice President, j. E. Goodrich Of
Burlington.
For Treasurer, G. j. AIger of Bar.
lington.
For Secretary, Chas L. Allen of Bur.
lington.
For Executive Committee, Pres't M.
d. buckham' Rev. L. Ii. Byiuglon, Chs.
H. Allen WIN. q. Shaw, Esq, b. l.. Ben.
edict.
For Neurological Committee, Geo n
Blgelow, 5. IL. Pearl, Geo. W. Perry n
Ii. TaIcott.
For Orator for 1873, DR.. N. G. Clark
of Boston.
Substitute, William z. Wells of De.
troit.
For Poet, Rev. 0. G. Wheeler of South
Hero.
Substitute, John j. Allen of Brooklyn,
N, Y.
Memorial services in honor of the late
frofr Benedict were held ut the Colep,,
Chapel. Brief addresses were made nv
Tres Buekham. Rev. DR.. Clark. Dir. Par.
ker OF Nd, .. IL. Kile, G. W. Rich
Chas' ). Alger, Q. +. Davey aud 9TH
ers.
Ihe annual celebration of the Phi Beta
Kappa Society was held at the College
street Church, where an address was CIV
IN by Judge Steele, on the life and char.
'cter OF John Quincy Adams. A large
'uulence gave close and gratiied atteu.
ion to the discourse. /,
The Junior exhibition came off Tues-
ay evening The Free Press says that
irge aud appreciative audience listened 9
Q the efforts of eleven young Juniors !.
Tho spoke with unusual ease and clear. h
ess, and whose themes were senerallyof Il
fresh and popular character. Ysjad * L
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17
LamOIIIe Valley Junction r. r..

This corporation hsld meeting at ID.
Bellevue HOoss, Sheldon. TUESDAY. 40,
elected the following board Of directors /:
4 Ex-GOv. Geo. W. Hendee Of Morris
town;
Hen. D. d. Wead Of Sheldon;
Hon. Horace Fairbanks Of st. Johns.
bury.
Waldo Brigham, Esq, Of Hyde Park
A. b. Jewe,t Of Swanton.
The directors have not yet organized.
Ii is their design TO 60 at once to work
raising fuods, 50 that work on the road
may commence and be completed next
season. ..r Eta. 20
The road will diverge from the L. v.
r. X. on the new fair ground at Sheldon.
follow up the MissisquOi to a point near
the East Franklin depot on the Missisquoi
road. then cross the track aud bear Of
through East Franklin to 4 connection
with the South Eastern Counties Junction
Railway in or near Freleighsburgh. being
about 2 miles in length. The towns on
the line are authorized to bond in its aid. /
When completed this will give the La
noble Valley road its shortest route to
Montreal, will give Montreal its shortest
route to Portland and as short as any 9th
sr to Boston. Messenger.
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THREE TRIos.-Miss Lizzie Keyes.
Mile. Rosina and Madame Elizabc,b
equestrlennes Charles +. Reed, Harry
WeIby Cooke and Little George Ducrow.
equestrlans David A. Seal. Tom Barry
and George Adams, clowns, will all ap.
pear, With the Stone & Murray Circus on
The afternoon and evening of Saturday,
July 9th
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am about to resign the agency of the Far
mers' Mutual Insurance Company, and remove
West. Therefore all Notes and Demands due
the Company through my Agency, lsust be paid
at once. shall continue to Insure for advance
premium at liberal discount, until further no
tice. Respectfully Yours.
21f CHS. c. DODGE.
Morrisyille, May 20. 1872
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-"Liglfs a.4 Slado.rs Il Nar Yer
Life; Or. ar SigRb aad Asrafious :
a. Groaf CifrT 4 uOrk descriptive q
q New York city 10 al IT, phases. Il
D Splendors and Wreioheduess; lfs Zig
aBi Low Life; Ih Marlaa Palaces an
Dark Dens IT, Attractions and Danger
Iis Rings aud Frauds; lie Leading Me
and Politicians; It's Adventures; lis Ms
! teries aud Crimes. By jane d. NJ
! Cabe. .r.
, The National Pubfshirg Co, Of Phil
aielphia. have jaa is.uel' one Of the
mot remarkable anl attractive books o.
the day. bearing the above title. IL i
comprised in one large octave volume o.
$50 pages. and illustrated with Hearly
200 fine engravings Of noted places, lifc
and scenes in New York.
/ To Mr.. McI'abe is due the credit Of
having produced the most complete and
graphic account Of the great city. and its
huRy and varied life thai il las been our
fortune TO meet with. His hook is brim-
full Of solid and useful information. aud
sbounds in description Of the various pub
lie buildings Of New York. its palaces.
prisons, hetels, churches, stores, hospitals
etc.
Tsis work 'ets forth in glowing colors
the noble work for suffering humanity,
which is going on every day in the great
city, and reveals with a bold hand the
terrible crimes; the dark mysterteries
AMI the hi den sins of metropolitan life.
We are introduced to the home of the
Fifth Avenue millionaire, aud carried
with equal interest to the squalid cellar
of the Five Points beggsr. We are
brought face to face with the good and
the bad, the high and the low, the lead
ing merchants, bankers. editors and
actors, with 5ummerS, thieves, dctes,ivcs,
and murderers, with working women, bal.
let girls, adventureSses and host of 9th.
FRS, and we seem TO be listening TO their
stories from their own lips, so thoroughly
foes the author enchain our interest.
Our warmest enthusiasm aud our deepeSt
are alternately aroused by the
thrilling recitalS of their deeds of virtue
md vice. The history aud frauds of the
amous Tammany Ring are related with
.reat force and candor, and this norton
lone is worth the price of the book.
In short the book is New York in min.
iture. The author has penetrated, un.
er the protection of the police, into the
arkeSt aud most disagreeeble haunts of
rhine in the city, and thus been enabled
obtain accurate information on the ton.
IS whereof he treats. Visitors to New
ork can no. hope to see or know as
uch of the city as they may learn by
1rusal Of this book. To all who con,em.
ate visiting the great metropolis, we
'rdlally recommend it, both for lis infor.
alton and its powerful warnings against
e dangers of the city. Those who can.
It see New York for themselves will he
great measure repaid for that priva.
N by reading this work. 1t is publish. "
IN both English and German; sold by Ii
Inscription only, and the publishers at
mt agents IN every couny. f u. pr
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17
LAMolLLE VALLEY RAIL ROAD CO..
ANNUAL MEETING

ANNUAL MEETING.
The Stockholders Of the Lamoie Valley Rail
Road Company are hereby notified that the An
nual Meeting of said Company will he held at
the American House in Hyde Park, VT, on
Tuesday, August 18th, 1872, at one o'clock in
the afternoon, for the purpose of elccting a
Board of Directors for said Company the year
ensuing also for transacting any other proper
business when met ]. II. GEORGE,
Clerk Of L. V. r r. Co.
st. Johnsbury, July 9Th, 1872.
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FoURaLoNpoN STARS are now connected
with the great Stone a. Murray Circus
which performs here Saturday, July 9th,
call well known to fame in the British
Capltai.--Miss Lizzie Keyes,p the young
and pretty equestrieune David A. Seal,
the Shakespearian jester, and the LIE CHR
Brothers.-fyiug trapeze performers sand
comic hat spinners,
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Card.

\. having given up the business Of blacksmith
ing 10 Hyde Park. hereby retu "a nv thanl.
their patronage. sven 'he
! DEERE tossettle up all accounts immed;ats,s
I. IA VINO are owing me will please call and INV
.he same to L. 5. Small, ESQ.,, before the XXX XIX
gay OF august next. By doing so, trouble M
/ hra s-ao, Respectully, Yours,
Hyde Park, June "a, 1877, s9vs
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HoLLowAY's Puts Bilious disorder
of every type from slight derargemcL
OF the liver TO confirmed jaundice and in
termIttents of the most obstinate type
are subdned by a course of Holloway,
Pills. Sold at 7S Maiden Lane, N. Y
Plice 20 cents per box. Ask for new
style; old is counterfeited.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17

In digging a cistcrn in St. Johnsbur,
the wOrkmen found two toads some MN,
feet under ground. Three feet of the tor
OF the soil was loan, aud the bottom six
ieet solid clay. The touds were in The
clay each filling hole just large enough
Tor Its body, and in shape corresponding
Herewith. When first found they were
OF the color of the clay. but the next
morning they had assumed the color of
toads living above ground. After they
were uncovered they hopI ed about as 9th.
toads DO Mt..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-17

The Democratic party, in Convention
at Baltimore last week formally pomina.
ted Greeley and Brown and adopted the
Cincinnati platform without making a sin.
gle scratch in it. The vote was nearly
unanimous, there being less than hun.
bred votes in opposition. The boilers got
together, prepared an address and decided
to call nominating convention some time
in September. Z 4'ol