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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26

Thin 10 the mildly truthful my r.
which the Iowa Ciey Pess relstes :
.s;!!fn s!oca! s:sc;s dent: N ::
sa)1 1atasdey ) I'D Stood patient
II On Cliseon s1Foet Nth . tsam 81
&c., dnEing = ths 1font enll and ;
cow - mule iethered TO the hind
ea4e. Il
Tie mules omniverous appetite
mastered him and he began 70 browse
- The cows cor, whereupOo the
milky motler Of thc herd tclegrsphed
him in the ribs with her huxn and he
kicked and sworc and alarmed the
team at the other end 0f the slet and
they settled the FIRE in the rear by
running away Their speed ierked
the mule Oh his feet, and a. he lay
On his back and Was dragged through
the street the COW Jumped straddlc
OF him and he would gather up and
toss hcs ii thu air HE the man in
the circus who rides . horse dos dos
ard fusses ball with his feet.
Ia team ran two blocks before
steping and by that time the mules
hack Was well scratched and the COW
VAS ready TO consent to the clipping
Of her esrs without protest.
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Beware Of Counterfeits /,
lf1R M0cEc SIR JAMES tIaR,sa-s
muOkn

Ase ersenrrest oDUSrEnyx1fRD Diskosea DvuoSas.,
ss.eafcr g sell lAe 10 psak< greater Jgss
TIE esAs1ne h1se the aasse Of JOb Maaea a. ea~k
package. An Others are wovtaless irita.,eas The
GENUINE flus are uaisiling u the cure Of an thoss
coestitntion 10 snbjsct Thsy moderste an excsss,ye
and cure az soppfeesiGa Of the msnses when caused
ksrvens and Spinal Adectioos, Pains h the Rsck
and Limbs. Fatigue ON slight exertion, Papitation
Of the Hssst HEsssgics and whites, thsy viii elect
cure whea ~ other means have failed and although
~ Iovssfui cFtain nothing hurtful 70 the most
Circular IN Eneiiah German end French Around
sach bottle givse I'M direction snd advice.
The GENUINE Pilh azs ssld at most drug stores but
p y0or oTuG{lge eAAnet 0Qpay tAs GRrFyNy Hr ret
&c pcSHa0sd - eccept any c01nteSfeit or bogus an
gcie but een1 One Dollar 70 the sole peopsictor 6
Nlosess 10 Coetaandt Strset. New York, with name
OF sxpseo c0ce - vhish 90 viii sal for The pAck.
80 aod bcet3o - ths o6NUNR Pil1D securely and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26

6l7 St. Charles street, st Louis. Mo.
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Syphfile, Qonosrssoea, eject. Structure.
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Disoaee4 ~ yphiittic o. S5y0s0ovla al afiocs
slans skic .po.ss 4: .:''a
spsrMatoFThoea, Sexual Debility and
rai In res years other causes and Which
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lneyns iris frsQseloy Fsrdnmsn4 peesees - NJ
Ces:aessais e'sss.se90s D%.eestv = ~ 1.s ~ -
cas..ss sss.s sks1S ssssss 4 EssH
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shsre ali uedsiass - - go kshasnt arc prspsre4
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TINE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAMARRE,s ePECIFTc PILLS.
RIQQaead hg L GARANcIRRE

BKDoo6 q y. GAKANEIEHE, !.
No ~ Rue Lombard Paris
1hese pills - 1aGhly noeommendod b. the entire
sios:ic1 Faculty of France a. the very best remedy
= ~ ssses e ssrmssouh O., or Ssmia.l Nsaknes:
bality, and "a The ehssty train d Diseases srssne
from Abuse and secret Habits Theg cars when al
tng success b. the leading French Physicens during
ne PCT = yazn fanpAsst q Advice = sseh boa.
r viii be ssnt tree to any address. Price = pfr
Beg. Ssot b. mall sseswe,s Asai~d Jya~ sL ssa,f-
sa,.S. o. rscssgs q lree b. any adyertised ASeH,
OSCAR u. MOSES. 10 CoRrIANUT ST.. NEw nfs.s
Sole GeaerI Agent fos Ameres-
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ROAD NOTICE.

TlNo all whom ii may concern: The Conn
l. missioner appointed to locate high
way commencing at a point on the Wash
ington Ferry road about 40 rods north OF
southeast corner ofthe south-ea quarter
on the southwest qua rter of section number
~, township 81, range west Of 5th +. NJ. in
CEDAR county, running thence north forty
rods 10 The northeast corner of the south
east quarter OF the southwest quarter, sec
r. M. thence west leo rods TO the johnson
county line, and to v3cate 81 mueh OF the
washington Ferry road ~ runs through fhe
saa0 - = ~ q of said section. tow nship and
range, has reported In favor OF the estab-
iisnment and vacation thereof: and all OBJ
Jeclions thereto, or claims for damages
must he filed in the Auditors Office on or
before noon Of the sixth day of April A. d.
1874, or such highway will be established
and vacated without references thereto.
MOREAU CARROLL,
Avn County Auditor
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FITS CURED FREE

Any person suhesing rom the above dis.
ease y requested to address DR PRICE. and
~ Expsses,Ns &e@s u ngatFYs ass{s s1ss.t q I'm
] Nse fsasa FREES q 49,.
IT. Price 10 regular physician. and has
made the treatment OF 80 ~
FITS Or EPlLEH6Hg
2 study FOR yeays, and be win Hs, ranf cure
DO not fail To send 10 him for 4 RAJ hottie.
- cssts nothing, and he = ~ I'D
w1LLCURE YOU. wssass'
no Mstfsr 81 h01 lane ~tondinx ou,. ease !
I inay g or nov many other Yenlsdies may
Circulasp and tcstimnsi als zen twin ys,sasse
FRE6 TRIAL B1llTI-ls.
-, DIR. CHAS. r. PRICE, i
sy5i " WILL An 6TKBEs NtW IoAk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26

In general, churches are not prop
erly ventilated. The chronic "Sunday
headache" is by no means myth,
nor an ingenious excuse for those
who are MI alove1 of The sanctuary.
The usual custom is to close the
church doors and windows-if by
good fortune the latter have been
open ct alias soon rs the throng of
v5sshipses hsve crossed the threshold.
Then the vitiated air 10 left to cool
and settle near the floor. On Satur-
day, or an hour or two before the
morning service ON sunday, the doors
md Windows are opened for a little
while, but not long enough to change
en At16p1rkere. = A faf more effectu
Il method is to air the house thor
Io1ehly when The services of the day
No ended. # which time the cooler
,ut-door air win more quickly dis. |
alace that within. And . second
|ostilsticn u also useful.
srn-e
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26
MIDDLE.AGED MEN.

There are many of the age of thirty to for
ty who are troubled with Too frequent evac-
nations of the bladder, often accompanied
by q slight smarting or burning sensation,
and weakening the system in q manner that
the patient cannot account for; on examin-
ing the urinary deposits, n ropy sediment
will often be found, and sometimes small
or will be of thin or milkish hue, again
chan ging TO dark and torpid appearances.
There are many men who die of this diff
Guilty, ignorant OF the cause, which Is tho
second stage of seminal weak ness. Mr.. Nc,
will guarantee q perfect cure in 81 such
cases and healthy restoration of thegenito
urinary organs.
Office Ifours-S TO 4. 2 to q. e. 2 to 3.
All letters promptly answered, and corre-
spondence confidential. Address, Lock Box
200. Davenport. Iowa. ly46
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YOUNG MEN

Who are suffering from the effects of youth
full foliiesor fndiscretfon should AVAIL tllen1-
selves Of this, the greatest boon ever laid nj
the altar OF suffering humanity. DIR.
McAFFtE will gu rantee 10 forfeit One Nun.
dreu Dollars for every case Of seminal weak
arter " hich he underta K es and fails to cure.
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fhe Philadelphia Eicctions.


The two Colonels did not succeed
in turning over Philadelphia to the
control Of the Democracy. Colonel
Mcclure is not Centennial Mayor of
the Quaker City, and Colonel Forney
will not have his hand on the patron
age Of the municipsl Government. :
The loud and forid speeches OF dis
contented Republicans who proposed
to reform Philadelphia through
union with Democrats, did not de-
ceive the sober minded defendants of
William Penn New York, with its
experience Of Tweed and his clique
of Tsmmany Sachems, is too near by.
The experience Of Chicago, with a
vacunm in It's city treasury which it
will require half million dollars to
fill, is too recent. The national cam
paign of 1872. when the Liberals and
Democrats sold themselves to each
other under the ssrne thin disguise Of
prUposed reform, is too well remem-
bered. The same system Of noisy
clamor which won in Chicago in 500
was adopted by the mongrels in Phil
adelphia, happily, without success
The Republican party here was at
tackled then, simply because it ,ras a
party. 1t has jus, passed through =
similar attack there. What the no
party combination did for Chicago
was to double the aggregate Of city.
taxation in three years. The two.
COlones would have done for Phila-
delphia, had they been successful,
just what the Chicago Tribune did
for Chicago, with one Of its editors as
Mayor. The experiment Of "put,ing
down. party for no other reason
than that it Is a parry. has failed in
Philadelphia as it ought to fail every
where. The position Of the two Co
lonels q the Qusker City in the re-
cent contest was that Of denouncing
in general terms, as corrupt and venal,
tn panty in tie front ranks d which
both had stood Tor many years The.
queation nat1s1aly arose: III tie Re-
pr can ranly 3 SO cQssptw VIZ did
Oplondl MeO 3are and Colonel Torney
= IN = ieaaen n IT, couucils 70
long?" The answer to this exceed
ingly pertinent question comes in the
shape Of their defeat. The people Of
Philadelphia evidently did not believe
the wih charges Of the Press, nor
were they influenced by the intern
perate harangues of Colonel Mcclure.
They doubted the sincerity of their
declarations, and SO re- elected Mr..
Stokely.-Aater Ocean.
ID. sssaSssssssf. s#sa .s~ss aassaef Ns4sf
In general, churches are not prop
arlv vonfilafod The chronic aSnndav
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-02-26

Is taught N thorough and scientific manner
commencing first with mos e1Snn3a l1enno $685.
rom which 90 make up aud arrange SETS Of bo0lEs,
and srsdmliy increasing 70 the most Aiaculs thai
can occur in any department Of trade
The system Of Initiation = peculiar 70 this In1tsu-
ton ana does away with the long days and h0ugp Of
working "a The DARK THAI stsndenes N pnRfce
when initiated BY the old system, and c0nsisss OF
the following steps: 80 - Ss
list study Of the general theory ana object ii
book Keeping together with description OF the three
and Ledger. -
"a. study and sxamfsasjon OF the theory Of led
ger accounts followed by examples Of Isolated ac-
counts worked ~ sgndenfs, shoWtre kn1y u -
system Of DEBTS and Cfedits, the Resources LibNl-
ts. 1osseD alad 0eaAs Of bgsineD nrs anc6rtSna1.
planned rs results denlOnstrAsed by ample hlacA-
b1afd Illustration. End prineiplsa 6xed upon the
pies sFe given until the taacher u fny satinaed tk1i
he theory has been compSehezded by the pQpiAn,
shey can make q complete statement or the eaand.
fngof buaineae. Next comes 3 T~A7
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Establjsae4-isi 9ok,

/ .sfs#s ,sse u sisasrs ! zFss1
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Time OF COnsaaaencing.

There being no vacations. students can Commences
:. ny ,..;.s e ss:; .ss cos.-nience New ssudeis
are entering almost every weekday or the year. "A
person commencing viii always find otisers iasf
entering who Will be company fUr him,
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nsEfkGvs AEILLIDsIses, fss1ras

To the young Men ana Women Of the Husehvooe
We wish e prcsen the claims Of the DaysnpoFt ~
sinen OOll6Ge s8@ t st E " 7T5 III 81 ~
We eleim that the Davenport Buxinem Col,esa -
not exceIied by any Inseitaton ~ the Kid ln1ths
Wentsr-0t eQnsledr-AAd We only aak Vin9 m
those interested. when We con4dent fhat W eAS
estsbiish our claim Of having The largest, chsApa
spare no pains or expense % make our work arre-
class In every particular.
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21em advertisements.
NEW YORK DAY-BOOK

A BEMolRATfc WEEKLY. Established i8o. n
supports White Supremacy. political and social.
Terms, 81 per year. To clubs. nine copies for -
specimen copies free. Address DAY BOOK. New
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FITS AND lpILRRSY

positively cured The worst cases Of Ioisges 1T and
ing. by using DR.. II EBBA RDiS CURE. a bottle
s,uf rKEG To all addressing J. f. D1EEfEB, Drug
gist, sIf 9Th Ave, ~. ".
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attendance ana r,epo rtmc II.

The SYSTEM OF checking aad keepinR . record ot
attendance and depcrtmenf adopted by this College
gives universal satSfactioIl We have tor the past
iDur years kept complete record and
and Sill continue TO do So We send
wee6ly reports 10 pAeeats and guardians, and III
are pleased with and heartily concur Ia The arrange
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scn,' Is Names.

!, " any psrson who VIII send Us the names and r.
business course we will send fp0st pajd an eiessnf
afEsmen q pen 6Gurnhtng aiftahls 6br fa0ieG. 81
Sor Mrtner Information In regard 70 the CoJi16e
stusS91s caeesAtATs.segs6M s8ssS
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The preparatory education necessary 10 gala 3D.
mission ~ simply knowledge VI the Fundamental
pfaeiples Of the English brsnehes as taught ct tbe
common district tchools
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adv 1t&lo4avG.y man that
. party IL . means, not an end, and
it makes character more indispensi-
bile for political success. In high
party times, when gTeat object is
TO be STAINED, that q 6e nvershad-
ows I'll other considerations. The
question asked 10, whether . man is
sound upon the main issue-whether
b b sure 70 vote TO keep slavery out
Of the Territories, or 10 enfrapchise
the fresdn Il II win Do -, 9th
q risks nMst b taken. Therefore
in high party times extravagance and
corruption and low tones and stand
srds - he. Icteds kThe votsr
win - 1tk The Jnnys Whea
great objects arc not evident, the
party policy i vague, personal quail
ties are soagat, character 10 scruten-
issd, that IL voter may have 10 rea-
soa 70 vote = = art1. Gone
ssqnsnaly W now 80 On I'll sides in
vsstigasiom asd exposures. All pub
lie ~ ars anxious to seem scrnpu-
loasly exact and economical. The
Spt ~ Ity esn6ta "a kSs6 -ita3,
ptainod that b did not refiaee the
aoew - NJ. Wiz, s0f 1s1hanp ~
csnse II. Wilson wished TO move
N nmGiEzxb - bseoase sfJAen1sso.i
my rulss; aod hsd y known what
". Wilssas pssposs va, h would
=; :: =. d. & re It
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IN r - 20 SiUO in Wall ~. often leads 70 q
~ Ia for.une. No risk. 32-page pamphlet
sOAO for stamp. SALRSTIS u TUA HRrIrs Il
Co.: BANKERS and Brokers, 80 Wall St,
#@ Ny. 8A
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swar .sssy.r 10 I'D n.aeEa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-08-19
EIn1O2'e.

fillmore.
1T was sad affair which occurred in
Elmore en- the 9th inst. The beautiful
little daughter Of s. N. Olms'ead, about
2 years old, fell into watering trough
that was partly covered, and drowned.
Her mother missed the child at once, and
commenced to search, going to the trough
where the child was last seen, but the
child being under the covered portion. was
not seen. She then called her husband
and he uuyoked his oxen at the trough,
and he noticed that the water was rolled,
hut attributed that other causes as it was
not an unfrequent occurrence. The neigh
bors were then inquired of If she had gone
to them, when the search became general
and was kept up about an houc--the trough
being visited by nearly all. Mr.. Sinclair
again went to the trough, and the water
having become clear. discovered one of
the feet OF the child, and drew her out
of course quite dead.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-08-19
CuM622N1e.

CuM6a2Hge.
On the 7th inst. the people OF Pleas.
ant Valley, joined with their two district
schools, and had picnic in 7. Shanly'
grove.
&C. 7. Smith has lately purchased for
bis own and his neighbours nse grain and
seed separator.
Next Sunday Rev. L. S. Gates will
close his services for the present at the
old church.
Rev. A. Scribper has constructed
new steps and platform at the M f.
Church.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-08-19
An Appeal TO the Women OF johnson.

o0HnS0n.
An Appeal to the Women OF Johnson.
The people of Johnson have long con.
gratulated themselves 90 their freedom
from the prevailing vices Of the day, es
pecially that of intemperance, and conse'
quent safety of their young men, and Of
those coming here TO attend the Normal
school. As the result of this feeling Of
security, we have shut our eyes to the
fearful increase of intcmperance in oul
hitherto quiet village. AS long as the sale
was restricted to quiet corners and dark.
ened rooms, and no one appeared intox.
icated on cur streets, the temperance senti
menl of tie community, slumbered. But
is it not time for this slumbering senti
ment to rouse itself and endeavor to check
the fearful Increase Of the illegal sale oil
of intoxicating liquors 2 When the sale
of these liquors increases to such boidnes'
that it is seen FROM our side walks aud O
half dozen men or more are seen stagger'
ing Oh our street in one day-or falling
under the feet of their horses when mer
are so refreshed by the entertainment they
have received that the loving, tender
entreaties Of their little sous fail TO induce
them to 20 home with them, when faith.
ers become so brutalized that they abuse
their families and threaten their lives, is
it not time that something should be done
With this conviction resting upon them, q
few of the women of johnson have been
praying and asking "what shall We do, '
till they have effected an organization and
now we appeal 20 every woman in the
town to "come over and help u.s." If you
have no father, husband, son or brother
in danger. some other woman has, and she
is calling to you for help. We do not
ask you 60 with US to the places Of sale
or on to the sidewalks to pray, for that Is
not our plan for working but we do ask
you &C join our Womar's Temperance As
ISOLATION, and help us by your influence,
your prayers and labors to rouse an in
terest in the cause and encourage us by
attending our meetings. The Lord is on
our side, let us go forward.
A WOMAN.
INcENDIARIsIN. Last Saturday night,
about II o'clock fire was discovered in
Footo and Jones chair factory and saw
mill. and the barn near by. The alarm
was Immediately given, but before help
arrived the mill and barn were consumed,
also an unoccupied house near by. The
fire breaking out in the barn and the mill
at about the same time, gave rise to the
suspicion that it had been purposely set,
which suspicion was soon confirmed by
other circumstances. Suspicion immeil.
ately fastened itself upon K. FL. Foote,
who had been guilty of other misdemean-
ors, and he was arrested. On Monday,
he was brought before Justice Chadwick
for examination, and held in the sum of
So. 100000 bail, failing to procure which.
he was yesterday committed 10 Jail.
The loss is estimated at 100000 and
was insured for 100000.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-08-19
Southard Heirs Minors

STATE OF VERMONT, / In Probate Court, held a
Lamoille District, IS. johnson within and fol
said District, on the nth day Of Aug. A. ID. 1874
Hiram w. Southland guardian of Herbert r
Southard and Leila II Southland, Minors max ap
pcaton to SAID Court for license to sell the follow
ing described real estate of his said wards, to wit
All the Real Estate in Cambridge N said district
to which the safe wards have title representa- z
that tho sale thereof, for the purpose of putin &
the proceeds Of such sale at interest investin :
thesame in stocks or real estate, would be bene
fetal to said wards.
Whereupon, 1t iso dored by said Court, that said
application he referre to session thereof, to be
held at heProbato Office, in said Johnson on the
9TH day Of Sept, A. d. 1874 for hearing and decision
thereon; and. IL is further ordered, that all per.
sons interested be notified hereof, by publication
three weeks successfully in the Lamoille News.
dealer printed at Hyde Park before said time Of
hearing that they may appear at said time and
place, and, If they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.
10 Attest, MO-. HEATH, Judge
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-08-19
Louisa Hiichcock's Estate.

State of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS. II
Probate Court, held at Johnson in saidDis't,
on the 10th day of August. A. D. 1874.
Lewis o. Cox, Administrator Of the estate OF
Louisa Hitchcock late of Cambridge in said
district, deceased max application to said Court,
for license to sell all Of the real estate Of said de-
ceased, to witt
ALI the farm and buildings situated in the town
Of Jay In the county of Orleans which belongs to
the estate Of the said Louisa Hitchcock represen T.
ing that the sale thereof, Is necessary to enable
him to pay the debts and expenses of the said cs-
tate.
Whereupon II is ordered by said Court, that said
account and said application boreferred to session
of saidCour to be held at the Probate Office
in said johnson, on the 18th day Of September A. d.
1874, for hearing and dec sion, And 1t Is further
ordered, that notice hereofbe given to all persons
interested, by the publication of the same three
weeks successfully in the LamOille Newsdcaler, a
newspaper pu5shedat Hyde Park previous TO
said time appointed for hsnring, that they may
appear at said time and place, and show cause, il
any they may have. why said account should not
be allowed ana such decree made.
40 Attest NJ, %. HEATH Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-08-19
No. HYae RnII.

No. -Hyde Za1k:.
-El. Billiard has a social dance at hi,
house, Thursday Sept. Sd,-Bill 1925.
Mr.. Charles Bullard, baggage mas.
ter on the Boston and Albany r. R., with
his wife are visiting friends IN town.
Nearly one-half Of the scholars are
confined at home with the whOoping cough
"A COW belonging to L. f. Allen re.
Gently got cast which caused her death
"A dog belonging TO c. G. Ferry got
shut up in the starch factory aud remained
there SIX days without food or drink, and
still lives.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-08-19
COUNTY CONVENTION,

The Democrats and Liberal Republicans of
Lamoille County who are opposed to the present
administration, are requested to meet IN Mass
Convention at the town hall in Hyde Park, on
THURSDAY, the both day of August 1874, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, to nominate a county
ticket to be supported at the ensuing election.
Per ORDER OF COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Hyde Park, Aug 3, 1874