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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30
Real Estate
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SABE9AT WOLCOTT, VT.

FUh ShDC' Al hOLNOllB v l.
The Grist Mill, known as Wolcott Mills situated
In Woloott village, On the LanOlle river, within
Al rods of the track Of the proposed Bamoille Val
ley Rail Road. said mill has run OF French Bur-
stone e for wheaD smut mills, corn cracker, &C
The mill was built in 1885, and is In Thorough re-
pair-well located-has q large run Of business
with as good reputation for custom grinding and
milling Western wheat as any mill IN the State
Attached tO the mill sheds with the upper par'
finished and occupied as paint-shop.
ALSO,
In the mill-yard and attached to said premises, a
set Of FairDanks' Hay scales, in thorough repair
ALSO.
A building % 80, situated about ten rods from
>the mill the upper part finished fol harnessshop,
tths lower part inished for store, built in 1852
ALSO,
Adwellng house, Cottage style,) wood-house
sarriage-house, i:e-house, and stables attached,
with one acre of land, nice garden, water at
house and barn, main building 26 x IS. kitchen
cook-room, wash-room in the el, running back
to wsod-house, celllrs under the whole house
and barn. Slid buildings are thoroughly fin
ished throughout. ard rank among the hest IL
the county. Are about 80 rods from the mill,
@andbailt in 1862.
also,
Twenty acres of tilage land, well fenced, and
In good state Of cultivation.
ALSO,
Thirty acres of woodland, on which there is
available suglr-orchlrl of 500 trees new SUI
gar-house, 20 81. and arches for three pans.
Also,
One undivided half of starch-ftctory, stu
ated about Is rods from the mill, on a stream
called Pond brook. Owing to poor health and
n wish for change of climate, the subscriber
offers the above Real estate for sale at barg nm
and on easy terms. The property ranks with
the best in the county, and presents an opening
for business not often found. Any one DESTROYS
Of such chlnce will do well to call and exlm-
inc the property before purchasing elsewhere
1t will be sold together or in part, to suit pur-
chasers. All commune atoms promptly answer
oil by the subscriber
EPSON PINNEY.
HTolcott, VT, March 1st, 1869. LOTT
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I lEM0RtSI'S YOUNG AMERICA EN-
hARGED. IT is THF BEST JUVENILE MA.
uAllNE Every Boy aDd,Girl that secs Il n - a.
A. s'e fiess shy So aud Parents aod Teachers n
g Pc, with Glass Cylinder to'c9n,nc Iivin,r ~, .
leets, OF good two-lladed, pearl pecket-knlee ma
larSe numberof other desirable articles. riv.n a.
location Office, Al NJ, ! esi,tts, ~, ~ Sltel
ry !, ni g9y; sad and Girls spsoimen oobss.S's
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SlE LYEI. RAKER ESI,1I,E

The suhscribers, having been appointed by the
honorable probate court for the district of La.
mobile, commissioners to receive. examine and
adjust all claims and demRnds' Of oil persons.
against the estate of Sewell Baker. hfe OF
Mnri town, in said district dccea-ea rep rese nted
insolvent. and the term ~ .ix months from the
10Th day OF February, 1869, being allowed by
said court to the creditors Of said deceased TO
exhibit and prove ihe'r respective claims before
US; give notice that we Will attend to the duties
-four appointment at the dwelinp-hou.e of Mrs
Sewel Bskerin Merrist"wn in said istrict, on
the LIT Monday OF APP II and Auou,t next
days.
p. NJ. EDWARDS, Commits.
u. q. G0ODALE, sioners
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WHALa.M x. .MUMNS ESTaTE

WHELA.H X .MUN.N'S ESTATE.
STATE Of VERMONT, I'm Probate rourt
l.amoille Dist, IS held at johnson, in
aid dist, on die 18th day OF Mach II d s69
Betsey Mum wdowOl William X. Mum
late of Stowe, in said district, deceased. NJ. kes
application to said tour for license to sell the
Homestead OF said deceased iu seiu Stowe, he
l.nging 10 said widow or minor chlldren OF said
". X. Mum, and also The re,ersidn OF he wild.
ow's dover, therein repre- enting that such
-ale would be Tor the Interest OF all parties con
ctrnrd.
| Whereupon, il is ordered by said Court. that
said application con under consideration and
heard on she 9TH day Of april, A. ID 1853
at the Probate Office IN johnson and 1t is fur.
ther ordered that all persons lire ested be no.
lifted hereof, by publication Of notice of This
application and order thereon, thee weeks
success lively in the Iamoille Newsdealer, print
ed at Hyde Park. before said time OF hearing.
hat they may appear at said time md, ii they
see cause, object thereto
Ny the Gourt--Atiest.
| II ). s PIKE Register,
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ONLY $500.
A CHANCE EXTRA

As have two places, | now Offer for sale the low
or place, 20 acres, with GOOD Barn. House and the
best spring Of water in Vermont. Also coed site
for saw-nil, where there is some thirty feet fall
nfllwithntiree piies. Has been three mills there
before The land Is ne half cleared. one half good
wood, ~ mile west from johnson vee tim. s, Of
Cambridge road. HEMAN A. HEATH.
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A 4oc,AChE FARM F3n SALE, cIEAp..-Thi

A 4O0-ACRE FARM FOB SALE, CIIEAP.--Thi
farm Is located the old county road from Wolcot
90 Craftstury land contains 400 acres Of choice land
one hundred and fifty acres cleared; the remainder
Is timber lendrwhlch has never boon eullodJI
A good Su ar Orchard and Sugar House.
An Appls Orchard Of $50 trees has been SGT lately
Buildings all good aud in good repair, and sup.
piled with excellent, neycr-fhling water.
80 rods Of -oed Stone Wall.
Farm now Keeps twenty cows, yoke Of oxen and
pair " horses. Stock will 10 sold with the place. II
desired. !A4o ~ tons Of Hay and Far Eing Tools.
Terms easy
L. A. TILLoTS0N.
WolcStt, Sept. %, 1869. E1
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
Commencing November so, 1868.
TEAMS anfNG SOUTH AVID EAST.

Commencing November ~, 1868.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Waterbury at s, 42AM;2,02 and o,40
Pm.
Mail train ieaves st. lhans at 6,25 AN, and
connects NJ Burlington with he Rutland ""ah'
an ~ hire River Ju.cliun and Bellows rails WIN
train. tor Boston. Worcester. Springfield. and
with trains ON passumpsic railroadi arrives AT
nav Ehpess leases Montreal at s JOAN. ST
.Iobns at IL AN. Rouse's int 10 10 a NJ Tor
Boston. &c arriving in Boston via. Lowell at
lJ30PM. 900
NJ, Montreal at 8 Sc p NJ. R1uscs Point ut 40
NJ. ST. Johns at 4 5 P NJ arriving in Boston AT
4 4OAM connecting at Bellows Falls win
heshjre Raia0ad for Boston and Worcester
and with Vt. Valley railroad for springfield &c
and arriving in New York at I2-SO.
TRAINS GGtYG NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at 1926 and $50 NJ and
5.56PM. ,u O AVA
AM, Tor Burlington. Montreal, Ogdensburgh and
the west. ,o
AM via Lawrence and tiichburgh at 10
NJ, Springfield at 10 A N. Tor Burlington ana
St. Albans, &c. q,
Accommodation tram leaves No tbfe'd Mt s on
A NJ for Burlington Rutland, ROusse Point
Nipht Express leaves BELOW s Falls al 10 10 PM
receiving pass ngels from Ycrm0 It Y llley rail
road, leaving New York AZ II 10 pm and from
the,hiIe railroad leaving Boston at 5.3 IN con.
meeting at " hite iiv.r Junrri"n will train
leaving Boston ats . PM for Burlington, NJ n.
treal. Rnuses ONT. and Ogden burgh, con
Meeting with Graud Trunk tmina the west
~Ieeping cars are attached TO all might trains
Th,6ngll Tickets for hieago and the west for
sale at the principal staiinns.
G. MERRILL, Supt.
St. Albans Nov 80 1873.
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Drugs and Medicines.

Il. L. BAR MES,
APofHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
DEALER IN
Pa
rent Med
icineS, Chemicals,
Oils, Dye Stuff, Varnish,
Pertumery Toilet Soaps, Cologne,
Hair oils, Pomaies, Hair, Teeth Il Nail
brushes, Bird Seed, Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, BandaJes,
Sryimyes T. Breast
Pumps Of
all
descriptions, Hauoriny Extracts, Pure
Spices, &c.
We also keep full line Of
He Sc s. CARRIAGE PAINTERS
MATERIAL!
including
GOLD AND SILVER LEAF, TUBE C0LoRs.
FANCY DRY CoLORS, GOLD PAINT,
STRIPPING d ORNAMENT
ING BRUSHES,
SAND PAPER, and SUPERIOR quality of GLUE.
Sheet War and Beautiful Dry Cotors for
Fruit and F7owers.
Pal ocular attention paid to fitting Trusses.
E5- Making the 'Ghave goods Speciality we
guarantee the lest goods at the lowest prices, and
will not be undersold if VIC know it.
T. r. BARNES, Stowe, Vt.
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FOR SALE!

A residence, consisting Of
DwELLING-H JUSE, W0OD-H0USE, 'BAEN,
AND FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
Well watsred; W tn an 0,chard Of Select Fruit and
a Nursery Of FIVE HUNDRED TREES itisplca.-
antiy located near Green River Mills, and within
~ rods If the district school house.
The .Vvu premises will lie sold cheap for ready
pa. For further pIrtcu call on the su scribel
on the promises. j. NJ. RANDALL
Hyde Pa,k, JAN. 18th, 1869. Q
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Send Money by Registered Letter.
Send for our .Nic Circular.
PARKER x co.

Aos. IS & 100 Summer ST., Boston.
7. S. TheTuterna Revenue Department declares
the strict cgaty # this mcthod Of sole, and that Il
IN no wise resembles the gift enterprise concerns.
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1.-THE CHURCH UNION"


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GUUDSPEEDS GOLDEN FOUNTAIN PENS.
SO lines written with one pen Of ink! No Blot
tim. One box assorted samples sent for 25 cent?. -
Age.ts wanted, to whom from s. to 10 per day q
guaranteed Address L. A. joy, Portsmouth, N. Ii.
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VALUABLE FARM

In what is known rs g the Whiting neighbor-
hood" one mIte from the village, where is located
a ioucishng state Normal School, three churches,
and all tho cJycniencos Of Il first class Vermont
village.
Said farm contains about Us acres Of excellent
land suitably divided into tiliaSc, plStura4e, and
wO0lland=-well wdtered with excellent and never
failing water.
There Is Il GOOD sugar orchard of about 400 trees
large lot of thrifty yUuas apple trees, some OF
them in bearing conditions HasO cherries, punS, red
and WHITE curraats, and other fruits in Il unGauce.
GA the farm are two sets of buildings cons sting
of house. arms and other out bu.ldin :, ana STU
atsd ABOUT - rods apLt, one house and nearly new
and we'll inished the ether house and Duidin- S in
far condition and either place quite near
the district school house.
Having until recently been two distinct farms,
they will sold Us such 'f together as would best
suit purchaser.
Oh tho farm, and for sale either W tn the farm or
separately, are eleven Cows, one par u Steeis-
cOm,n three, one Heller one B. blood Durham Bull
same age. also one helfer-comins two, and five
Calves.
Also Hay sufficient to winter cut the stock; $50
bushels oats, ana u quantity Of Corn and ether
grain
Also nearly new Buckeye Moving Machine in
good repair, with the usual variety of Farming I'M
plements, Sap pans, and ther Sugaring apparatus.
Also one Pew and HOrsC-shed at the CUngresa-
tonal Church.
As the ABOVE property MUST BE DISPOSED OF
PREVIOUS To rHE FIRST OF MARCH, NEXT,
either at Pr: to ale or Auction, any one wishin!
t. purchas The en- lot can have It AT BAR
GAIN, a. on Ia i TERN: If desired. Inquire Of
sub5crib, on ne promises. Gtf
I. c. BICKFoRD.
johnson, Vt. Jan. IS. 1869.
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FARM FOR SALE.

The SUI sariher wishes TO sell his farm-containing
200 acres of rood land level and easy t carry on
lying IN the town Of stlwe-two miles from West
Branch Meeting thouse, on good road The farm
Is WE'LL WArEaED, FENCED, and the Buildings are
COOP. Apple and Sugar Orchard, wlod and timber
flotg. For further particulars enquire Of the sub
scripar' on the premises, or A. r. CAMP.
Stcwc. Aug. 10. IL A. PETERSON
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1shall make no additions to my stock. First
selection will be the best
Morrisvillc. March 3, 1869.
LTBERATION

"a Notice y hereby given, that have given my son,
n swell ?. Bradley; his time during tie remainder
Of his minority, and shall claim none of his earn.
ms nor pay any debts Of his cnptlneting after this
dtte: JOSEPH BRADLEY,
johnson, W., March 10th, 1859 II
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OUR COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS

Exceed those Of every ,thcr establishment Of thu
kmd,-prucf Of this can &c found in {. parn9 uul
premiums 18th those If others for Gu the same
SIZE in addition to VIII ch we cain to give better
Gods u the sumo cIlnl Acttr.
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ONLY2A CENTS

The Great Quieting Remedy for Children
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON.
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bopels !;
allays all Pain; corects Aeidity of the
Stomach makes sick and meak children
STRONG and HEALTHY; cures Wind Cole,
Gripping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Tcething. Call for Mother Baileys QmetinJ
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icine.
A. RICHARD Wv London, Conn,
Agem nc United States
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27
oimnn ehnrLla San Samuel.

shrewd Simon Short sewed shoes
Seventeen summers, swceping storms
spreading sunshine, successfully saw
simon's small, shabby shop, still
standing staunch, saw Simon 8 self
same sdueakiog sign still swinging
silently specifying "Simon short,
Smith6eli's sole surviving shoe-ma'
kep. Shoes sold supcrfnely.' Si-
mons spry, sedulous wife, Sail Short
sered shirts, stitched sheets, stuffed
nofas. smon's six stout, sturdy
sous. Seth, samuel, Stephen, Saul,
Shadrach, Silas--sold sundrics. 50
per Seth sold sugar, starch spiceii
simple Sam sold saddles, stirrups,
screws sagacious Stephen sold silks,
satius. shawls skeplical Saul sold
silver salvers; selfish Shadrach sold
salves, shoe stringi, soap, saws, skates
Silas sold Sally Shorts stuffed sofas
Some seven summers since, 81
mons second son Samuel saw sophia
Sophrouia spriggs somewhere sweet
sensible, smart Sophia Sophrouia
Spriggs. Sam soon showed strong
Hymptoms. Sam seldom stayed, sto-
ring, selling saddles. Sam sighed
eorrowfally, sought Sophia Sophro
MAS society sang several serenadei
slyly. Simon, stormod, scolded Sc
verely, said Sam seemed so silly sing
ing such shameful, senseless songs
"SiranreSam should slight such splen
did summer sales. Strutting spend
thriftl shattcr Drained simpleton J
"softly, softly, sire" said Sally.
"Sam's smitlen, Sans spied SOM
sweet-heart.'
"Sentimeutal school.boy y suarlo'
Simon, "smitten stop such stuif.
Soon Sam spied Sophia starchinI
some shirts, singing softly. Seoinl
Sam, she stopped starchiug, salute'
Sam smilinsly, Sam stammcro'
shockiugly.
"Spl-spl.splendid summer season
Sophia
Ssomewhat sultry," suggested So
phia.
"Sa-sartain, Sophia" said Sam
Silence seventeen seconds.
"Selling saddles still Sam p
Sophia's sprightly saucincss stimu
lated Sam strangely so Sam suddcr
ly spoke sentimentally. "Sophronia
sun-nowers seem saying, Samut
Short, Sophia Sophronia Sprigg'
stroll serenely, seek some sequcstore
spot, some sylvan shade. Sparkhn
springs shall silence secret signing
sDper-angclio sylphs shalr-Sophi
sniekered Sam, stopped.
"Sophia," said Sam solemnly.
"Sam, said Sophia.
"Sophia, stop smiling, Sam Shcrt
siacere. Sans seeking some swo
spouse, Sophia"
Sophia stood silent
"Speak, Sophia, speak ! Such su
pense speculates sorrow
"Seek sire, Sam. seek SIRE
SO Gam sought sire Spriggs. Sil
Spriggs said "sartain."
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27
Miscellaneous Items.

BAsHFULNEss Ignorance afraid.
Lame eoaclusion--a sore foot.
What looks most like half a cheese2
Tho other half,
What makes moro noise than pig
under a gatcP Two pigs,
why docs rooster cross The street ?
To got on the other side.
When may the weather be supposed
TO have a cold2 When 1t blows it
SHOWS.
AGRM JoKE.-Why are old maids
the most charming Of peorlop Be-
cause they are matehless.
As Colax had Nellie Wade why
didn't he have her uncle weighed al
sop Because he's Ben Wade.
One Of the philadelphia suburbs is
declared to DO "as green aud beautl-
full as a Fenian bride"
James b. Gibson, grocer Of St
Louis, received an invoice Of Japan
tea, last week, via tho Union Pacific
Railroad, only thirty days from Yo
kohama.
The losses by Gro in the United
States for the first four months Of
1869 (ineluding only those couHagra'
tiOns in each OF which at least $50,
600 was losD amounted to sl2,703,
900.
California has within her borders
five million acres of land suitable fol
wine culture Suppose ii to averag,
no larger yield than that Of Italy, ye
at twenty-five cents gallon, il woulC
give an income Of 1851 ,875, 900.
SEEMS QUEER.-Tho people o
Canada have so much silver none,
that 1t has become nuisance, "clog
Ring the wheels of business as
Quebec paper says, and the Canadian
struggle in vain to abate the nuisance
A lady advertises for sale one bo
boon, threetabby cats aud two parrots
She states, that being now married
she has no further use for them, 70
the reason that their aimable quail
ties are all combined in her husbaut
a Salt Lake dispatch, Of the 17tl
sAysi "At 10 o'clock this mornin
Brigham Young broke the first groun
on the Utah Central Railroad, ueu
Weber river, immediately below o.
den City. II is expected that IL
road will be completed to this city
October. next"
The unfortunate negro barber wi
was shot through the front part
the brain by the bursting Of his gu
few weeks ago, near Counellsvill
Ind, is still living, and will get We
The piece Of the barrel which passC
through his brain was four inch
long and two and half inches
width.
The comment Of the colored preae
er on the text, 1T is more blessed
give than 10 receive" is inimitat
FOR its point as well as eloquen,
"I've known many a church to
cause it didn't give enough, but
never knowed a church to die eau
Il gave to nuoh. Dey don't die
way. Bredren has any Of you kno
ed church 60 die cause il give
much7 Ifyou do, just let me kuc
aud I'll climb BY do soft light Of
moon to its moss covered roof, a
III stand dar aud lift my hands
heaven and say; BLESSED are
dead dat die in de Lord"
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

NOTICE Is hereby gren that petition will
IN be presented 10 the Commissioned of sen-
foA County af their next session, 10 he held on
the nrst Mondsy OF jane, A. u lsss, pray ing Tor
The Embellishments ~ County Road along the
County line, bstween Huron and seasca coun.
ties; commencinz for tie same at or near the
south-east eorder Of Reed TOW nship Ia saiA SEN
caR cnunty, running thence north on said COun-
on hire-one on in said Reed township aad
there Terminate.
JAMES L. couch ct al Petitioners.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27
SCHOOL EXAMINERS
NJ OFT . MI
T ZACH e r s

FNHE SCHOOL EXAMINERS or SENECA
l. County viii examiao Teachers at the Court
Room, 90 Tina, on
harch 2lth, lsC0.
April I'D, 10Th and 2tth, 1859;
May tst, Sth and g2tid, 1882
June bth and l2th, 1909
Applicants Wili be required 10 be present as
early rs 10 o'clock on the day Of examination, o.
they " ~ not be examined,
No eertihcaies will he granted except on eN
animation day, aud Teachers are requested Aoi
10 apply for eerilleaies an any other day,
Each applicant viii be required to leave, with
the Examiner, a stampcd enYelope addressed
10 himself :, i. ktRkM OOn,
GEO. W, nACHMAN,
d, y. MYERS,
March a5.noe9-iy. Examiners.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27

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satisfied that they would BE- appreciated here
~ els where, and that the reality of the -
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ses NiAl The enSo and comtort, the assured
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sight, aud the hr,llnpt assistance they give ln
MI eases, wcrO IN themselves o. apparent on
tfiai, thAtthe result could not he otherwise thnu
u has, M the most general adoption Of our
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| the residents of this locality,
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needing SpcclaCles, We afford Ht on timts an up.
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has always on hAnd Oh assortment, suitable
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/ We take occasion to notify the publtc that We
employ no prdiars, and T., caution them against
those pretending TO have our goods for sale,
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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-05-27
Residence for Sale.

A. tintend TO remove 10 Tolcdo, NY Residence
and grounds heloag'ag there 10 are for ssle,
spo@f'u .-o. LkE.