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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13
A Menager'e on a Spree.

While a mena geric was exhibiting a
Forest, Mississippi, a short time ago sew
eral unfortunate events occurred which
are particularly described in the following
narrative:
The huge elephant Hcrcules-the larg-
est ever imported to this country--was
chained to stake; and, by way Of eau
ton to those entering the canvas, John
Aston, his keeper, stated that he had sew
eral days manifested a disposition of liz
subordination, and begged that no ont
would approach sufficiently near to receive
blow from his trunk. Mr.. Mark Kite,
from the northern part Of this county,
coming in after Mr.. A'ston's admonitlon,
thoughtlessly handed him rice Of tobac-
co which so enragod him that he struck
at him with such violence as do discocato
his shoulder, although it was IL g!an'ing
blow. He plunged with such force that
he broke his chain, aud although his keep
or used every effort to sublue him, hewas
entirely uncomfortable, and he would
strike and kick at every object near him.
BY this time the scene was beyond dcs
cripton. The vast crowd fed for life.
He flew at his keeper and pursued him
under the canvas.
The / o'clock freight train being be-
hind time, and having no freight for For
rest, and the eng neer not intending tc
stop, came pushing along at the rate oil
twenty.miles an hour. When it had APP
preached within 200 yards he looked up
the road and seemed doubly enraged.
He Immediately ran toward it with great
speed and met it with such a shock that
he broke one of his tuks and was imme-
diatcly killed. The engine was detached
from the train and thrown from the track.
and MIR. Wharton, the engineer, having
failed to shut eff steam, it Unfortunately
ran into the canvas and smashc the lions
cage, killing the ioness and releasing the
lion. The lion finding himself uninjured
and at liberty, and being frightened by
the steam, and whistle ofthe engine. start
cd at full speed down the Homcwood road,
roaring tcrrifcally.
He had gone but short time when he
met George W. Sheppard and gave chase.
Mr. Sheppard finding that he was gaining
on him rapidly. and that he would certain
ly be overtaken, attempted to climb a
sapling. He struck at him with his paw
as he assembled, but fortunately did no
other damage than to tea off his coat tail
and carry away part of his pants.
Mr. John Smith, of Raleigh, who was
on his way to Forrest, riding his fine pac-
ing horse, with his little son behind him,
met him four miles from here. AS soon
as his horse saw him he neighcd, when
the lion rushed at him, sezcd him by the
throat and threw him to the ground. Mr..
Smith with his little son escaped to the
woods and made their way to Forest on
foot
While he was devouring Mr. Smiths
horse, Mr.. James j. Ritch, who was on
his way to Forest with a load Of chickens.
drove up. As soon as he saw him he
reared on his hind feet dashed the ground
with his tail, and sprapg at him. Mr..
Ritch cluded him by jumping from bis
wagon, when be mounted and began 10
tear open the boxes containing the chick
lens md turned them out. He then seem.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13

This Company clfars the lollcwin. advantages:
1t isa National Company, chartered ~ special
act sfCongress, lSGS.
q has pa;d-up capital of 81 ,0O)0oo.
1t Oilers low rates cf premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than ether compa.
nits FIR the same money.
it is definite and certain in its terms
1t is a home conpan in every Locality.
Its policies are EXEMPT from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the poll
sizes.
Every politely is non-forfeitable
Policies may lie taken which pay to the insured
their full amount, and return ali the premiums, so
tina the Insurance costs only the interest the
Iual premiums.
Policies may be taken that will pay to the insur-
sd, alter certain number efyears, during life, an
annual income Of oue-tenth the amount named in
the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives
f females.
1t nsurcs, not to pay dividends to policy holders
out at so low cost that dividends will be imposs-
illc.
Circulars Pamphlets and full particulars given
n application to the Branch Onlco Of the Company,
r to
ROLLINS & CHANDLER, merchants Exchange,
State Street, Boston,
General Agents for New England.
J.P.TUCKER, Manager.
J. RUSSELL ARLINGTON,
ST. ALBANS and MONTPELIER, VT,
Special Agent for Addison, Chittenden, Grand Isle
franklin, Lamoille and Washington Counties.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13
IRCN in the BLOOD.

The necessity Of n due proportion Of iron in
the blood is well known to all medical mon !;
when it becomes reduced from any ciuse what
ever, the whole system suffers, the weakest part
being first attacked, and a feeling Of linguor,
hssitu lc, and "all goneness" peryades the sys-
TEN. Stimullnts emily afford temporary relief,
and have the same effect as giving n tired horse
the whip instead Of oats The true remedy is to
supply the blood with the necessary quantity Of
iron. This can be done by using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
protected solution Of the protoxide of Iron,
shich is SO prepared that il assimilates at once
with the blood, giving stfeng h. igor and new
life to the whole system. ias
10 take medicine to cure diseases occlsioncd
by ade6;iency of IRON IN TIE BLOOD, with
out restoring il to the system, is like trying to
repair building when the founlhtion is gone
An eminent di,inc says: 81 have baen using
PERUVIAN SYRUP for some time past; it
gives me new yigor, buoyancy Of spirits, clis-
ticity Of muscle.''
Pamphlets containing certificates Of curcs,
and recommendations from some Of the mist en-
-incnt physisi ms, clergymen and others, viii be
sent free to any aldrcss. t
The genuine has "PEuuvIAS sYnup'' blown
in the glass. D.. P DINSAIDRE, prop'f,
.Na. No. S6 Dey st. New York.
Sold by all Druggists. Il
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ed to lose sigh: of everything in his efforts
to catch them.
1t is reported that he Killed freedman
in Smith county, near Mr., Thomas Hds-
blnl's ami that when last heard from he
vas going down Ocona. The neHs that a
ion is at large spreads like wild FIRE, aid
he citizens are greatly excited.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13

THIS is TO GIVE notice. That on the I'd day
Of April, A. d. 1869, Warrant In Bankruptcy was
issued AGAINST the Estate Of Simeon i. Buxton,
If Hyde Park in the County "
Judged Bankrupt on his own Petition that the
PAYMENT efany Dets, and Delivery any Proper
ty bconginst, such Bankrupt to him, or fr his
use and tho Transfer 81 any Proper
" by him, are forbidden by Lawj that u Meettng
OF tho Creditors q said BANKRUPT, b prove their
debts, and to choose one or more Asslsnccs Of h,s
Estate, wi Ne held mt Cnut Of Bankruptcy, b hc
holden ut the ofllco Of l.. T. Lawrence, N Durling.
ton, IN the C,unty Of Chttendep andstate II Yer
mont. LefT6 H. H. Lawrence, ReAirtor IN Bank
rnptcyY gu tho Nh day of Nav, A. u. lscp, at 10
o'c 6cK, Il. VI. N. u. FLANAGAN,
Aw5 Deputy unitod Statcs Marshol, ~ Messenger
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MANHOOD .IIow Losr, How Rrsrorp.

u Just published, new edition Of DR.. Culver
wells Celebrated Essay on the radical cure Of
SpEaMAI onaeA without medicno) or Seminal
Weakness, involuntlry Seminal Losses, lmpotcncy,
Mental and Physical lncapac ty, lmpcdnents TO
Maria 20, etc al w. CONSUMPTION, Epilepsy, and
Fits, induced ny sef-ndnlgenc or sexual extrava-
gaace.
- Price, In a scaled envelope, only cents
Tie celebrated author, In this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
pract c., that the alarming sequences Of sofa-
buse may DO radically cured without the dangerous
Use of internal ms cne the application Of the
KIN le pointing out u mode of cure at once simple,
certain, of ctua by means Of which every sufferer,
no matter what his clndtion may be, may cure him
self choaply, privately, and radically.
Y~Thls lecture should be In the hands ef every
youth and every man Ia the land. ~ .a
Seat under seal, In plain envelope, to any adj
dress, postpaid on recelptof cents, or stamps
Aiso, Dr.. Culverwel's " Marriage Guide" price rs
cents.
Address tho Publishers,
iIyl ClIAS. J. G. KLINE e CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York, Box, 4,5se.
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rrano's An.erit an Chron os.

Are fac simiic reproductions of exquisite oil
paintings, so admirably executed as to render it
impossible for any one but experts to detect the
difference between them. Ask for them atthe
Art Stores.
Prmg's ''Chromo Journal contains com
plete descriptive catalogue of onr Chromos, with
special information about the art. Specimen
copies of the Journal sent to any address on &C.
coipt Of stamp.
20yl L. PRANG CO., Boston.
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thug 10 say why Tue ScutcuOc VI INV ~"
should not now be pronounced against
Tho prisoner arose, and with much enc
lien anaTered:
have little to say. | have been
.urono'u1ly convicted. | think it hard for
ia u saken away from my family and
~ do41 my life Ter my enemies. !"
i, nI1swer to the same inquiry, Ziba
HIaH|ly said
ave a few words to say to the
couFf lid spectators. l shall be sixty-niue
Y51x8 ia day after tomorrow. | have
I'<oI ID Shrewsbury fifty-four years, and
11lo Used large family. | have al
x1y1 khown John Gilman, Jr., ever
1ia1e 1e was born. We never had any
8 .tz6eL|o WITH each other before the LIST day
q zast last. He never laid straw in
4 IL ii HI ncr | in his. | have but few
1x<1 Il most to travel in Vermont, even
wore set at liberty. l have been
Do<1161ted for the last fifteen years By
5. NV eoemios, and the authorities Of Shrews-
barry have turned deaf ear to my CON-
pldintn. have been a cripple for three
yenfa ~ lhc rough hand of Isaac Ii. Balch.
id 05W \ am overtaken by my enemies.
I hep4 my downfall will be the means Of
I NV enemies salvation. hope the court
will have mercy on ME and my son Fred
eficx.
Ia answer TO similar inquiry by the
cIerk, frederic, z. P,um!ey said, in sub
IA hope the court will have mercy on
4 in6, And il should like to have a minister
come IL and see me before | leave, and
Have pfavcrs."
} Qf@eb X. Plumley then received the
Il IA l1iea of the court, as follows, Judge
/; fading the same from written
u 2Sndum:
(<ce r. Plumley, you, having been
a VA by an impartial jury, and con-
q IN II 6f the awful crime of murder, il
SS H9x become the dlty of the court to
81 1ooonce the sentence of the law upor
\ 10 k1ch sentence is,
y = % the Goth day Of September, in
5GSrof or Lord one thousand eight
md seventy, between the hours
I: e oclcca in the forenoon and two
y the afternoon, you be ta,:en from
e EfC l6oc of confinement, to the place OF
d&SQution, and there b hung by the neck
Qlilil YOU be dead, pursuant to warrant
ii bc issued as provide by law, and that
you Be Imprisoned in solitary confinement
III thu State Prison, at Windsor, in the
county of Windsor, until such punishment
shsll hi inlicted."
A. the Judge was pronouncing the sen
\ tonc ], md the room was hushed and still
<<-not even breath being heard, when
hSzeaelied the part where he said, sand
tS6<> ID hung by the neck until you be
1he wife, mother and sister, and
6<E@ Inalc relatives Of Horace in court
atl116 d long, loud wall Of distress, SC
1lrl nj Continued that the voice of the
ee was drowned by its power. The
= a of the sen cnco was read amidst
ing of women and the sobb.ng Of
eI!I I The scene was one to affect the
hearts, and scarcely an eye but
with tears of sympathy for the
81 II the condemned men.
Plumley was then sentenced &c
br in the State Prison during his
= life, and Frederick Y. Plumley
Term Of twenty years. In fixing
nee of Frederick the Judge re.
HAT they had Disseminated in his
z5< the sole reason that heNwas weak
q |1[<IIoct. The prisoners we're then re-
1I1 8 To jail to await the convenience
q 6aicials in conducting them to the
G. riBon at Windsor.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13

BUTTER, April 6.-Thcre was more
activity in the market to-day than for
several weeks previous. Prices ranged
from SO to IS cents, the principal part
going for 40 to As. The shipment was
375 tubs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13
TWO POUNDS
OLE Early ROSE POTATOES-EREE

Having Il large stock Of new and valuable POta-
toes fr sale, l make the following Gler;
To all who purchase Potatoes Of me during the
month Of March, to the amount of ten dollars, two
pounds Of Early Rose Potatoes will be given free
10 the amGuat Of seven dollars. cue pound free.
The Harrison, very productive late variety,
yielding COO bushels her acre, 81, per Peck. Early
Goodrich and other varietes-Sl00 per lnshel.
liw3 ELI JEWETT, Hyde Park, Vt.
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LADIES HAIR DRESSING,
ny MRS. u. II. DICKN ELL,

WHO desires to inform her old friends and custom
ers that she still continues to make to order Curs,
Coils. Switches Wigs, ac., Of any required style OF
10 matcn auy shade. liar cutting, dressing, and
curlng for Ladies and Children. orders by mail
enclosing shade Of hair DESIRED will be promptly
attended t..
Wreaths OF ether Ornamental IIalr-work exccu-
ted in the most tasteful manner.
Hyde Park, VT, at residence of j. M. Hill, oppo-
site the Union House. lCtl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13

|lerinary Surgeons all over the
are recommending Sheridan'S
Condition POWDERS for the fol-
0uble in horses Loss of APP
1ighness of the hair, stopage of
water, thick water, coughs and
olling of the glands, worms, horse
Nind, and heaves.
md of ours who is chief clerk
Eernmental Dispensatory, says
licine chest is now complete
ohnson's Anodyne Liniment.
supposed it was prescribed by
is not, it ought to be, for cer-
~ is nothing in the whole ma
"a Of so much importance to the
N the sailor as "Johnson's Ano-
lment."
courtiers at the Court of Queen
were wont to gain royal favor
g the beauty ofthe Queens hair,
fern ladies, by the use of "Bar-
etable Hair Restorative" moi
ye praise from their acquaint-
gain as well the homage of all
d their magnificent tresses.--
~ Herald.
Nistar's Balsam of Wild Cher.
pmbination and form indeed
and curing diseases of the
ngs, and chest. 1t cures q
oosening and cleansing the lungs,
ing irritation; thus remooia5
instead of drying up the cough
q the disease behind.
readers will certainly thank us
pg them to keep in their houses,
Eennc's Pain-Killing Magic Oil
70 be the best remedy for pain.
limits ever discovered. at work,
RIM
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13
Do Not Triile with Danger.

A single spark may kinlle a fl lme That will
consume city, and small ailments neglected,
may end in fltsl disorder Bearing this fact
in mind, let the first symptoms of debility or
nervous prostration be met promptly with invig-
Grating treatment. Foremost among the veget-
,blc tonics of the age stands Hos letters
STOMACH BITTERS, and whenever the vital
powers seem to llnguish, or there is any reason
to suspect tn 1t the animll functions essential to
the sustcntation and publication of the bo'y
ire impcrfscty performed, this invaluable i'll
igorant and antiseptic should at once be resor-
ed to. Indigestion always produces weakness
IF the bodily powers. Sometimes it happens
that the appetite demands more food than the
stomach en- digest though not more, perhaps,
thin is required to keep up the full strength Of
the frame The object, under such circulnstm-
;cs, Is to increase the disesti,c capacity Of the
,ssimilating organ, so as to make it equal to the
luty imposed upon it ly the appetite, and ca
pible OF Supplying the baaii1g aiatsrial Of the
system ms f,st as it required This ohie t is fall
ly accomplished by the use Of the Bi rs. They
tone and g n.ly stimulate the cellal If membrane
viii Ii secretes the gsstric idice, and the result
is thtt tie solvent is mingled with the food in
sulIi3iQnt quantity to convert all its ucnrishing
PARTICLES into pure aud wholesome aliment. III,
on the other hand, there is a deficiency of .ppc-
lite, without any corresponding deficiency of
digestive power, the effect of The tonic is to slim
ulate desire for food. In nineteen eases out
Of twenty, headache, rusea, nervousness, faint
nights, spasms, and, indeed, most Of the casual
.ches and pains to which humanity Is subject,
proceed primarily from indigestion complicated
with hiliousncss and for both these complaints
H0SfErfER'S STOMACH BIrrERS are re-
commended as speedy and certain remedy.
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Special Notices.

STATE OF VERMONT, Hyde Park, Vt.
LAM)ILLE co SIS. 1 hereby certify
that it appears from the c.lnvass Of the votes
,lst in the several towns In Lainoilo county on
the LIST Tuesday in March, A. u. 1882, as re-
turned to me by the constables Of said several
towns, duly certified, that james 7. Parish, of
Stowe. in siid county is duly elected by ma
ioIiy Of all the votes so cast, and is hereby duly
procl lined to be elected County Commissioner
for the county Of Lamoillc, for the year ensuing
from the LIST day of May next.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of April
\. u. 1869.
L. b. SAWYER, Clerk Lamoille County.
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Sold by Druggists generally.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

have few barrels Of the celebrated Harrison
potatoes for sale. They arc large and smooth with
hull eyes, white skin and flesh, seund aad an early
wfnt,r sort. An admirable keeper, always sound
400 bushels 70 the acre. si,)1 per bnshcl. Those
desiring 70 purchase wlpieaso order at once.
Address - - q. ii. DLAISDELf. 4
49, Crhhfidgc "
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AND
yVIlEELWRIGHT SHOP
FOR sALEl

IN .rcelleat opportunity for a COOL mechanic
THIS Shop is lotated on Church Street in Hyde
Park vliaee, amt IS al ohtrcli new fuiidinE, 20
Il. Ii Is now occupied ty a Biacksin tn, Whoei-
cd 10 accommodate all these cipits W sh IT, sell
the slUp, Blac smith aAd Nhtewri4ht business
AID, there being no other shop where either Of these
tiades is carried in Che villa OF IN this part d the
t. WI, uin Confident thut the situation offers the
beat uppJrtniiity IN the tuuHtj If LamOillc, to All
entgrl, sim mechanic, With Il little means to begin
With BY dispelsin. W tn some If the sh1rrOon, Il
cOnv, nicnt dwelling could he easily finished in II
sut Of the building. 1t WIS also built with espec-
al reference to easement under the Whole
Would uo able to give possession by Nav lst
HENRY J. LILLEY.
Hyde Park, March %, lSGg. 10
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For the Protean forms of Disease originating in
SCRoFULA,
such as SILT Rheum, Cancer, Consumption, &C.,
there ~ nothing can equal the purifying effects
of Iodine when administered in u pure state.
DIR. II. AyDEns' IODINE WATER.
IL pure solution Of Iodine dissolved in water,
without solvent, and is the best remedy for
Ssrofula and kindred diseases ever discovered.
Circulars free. ]. z. DINSM )ItP, Prop'r.
80 Dcy ST., n Y.
Sold by Druggists generally.
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nOur OE SORTS

Take DIR. s. 0. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BITTERS,-the nest medicinal in the
m ,rket. Established in 1893. 17m4
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/ i, b. Holden of No. Claren-
pin speak at Cady's Falls, Sun
l 18th. subject--Spiritualism
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OFFICERS

OFFICERS;
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executlv
mittee.
HENRY j. COOKE, Vice President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-04-13

In Cambridge, April Sd, Viola L., infant
daughter Of D. D. and Bctsey Corse, aged
months.
Death hos claimed cur Little Viola,-
Set his seal upon her brow;
And her cheeks that were like roses,
Are as pale as lilies now.
Short was thy suffering time,
And wonderous thy reward; 'aH
Thy soul has gone unstiined by sin,
TO stand before the Lord.
We loved thee, dear Violl,
Our grief grows almost wild;
Why could not something have been done
TO save our darling child. hc
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WANTED.

BY the Mt Mansfield Turnpike Company at
Stowe, forty flithful llbOreis, to work On their
Mountain Rroad, from the first Of May, or as
soon as the depth of'snow viii allow the
work to commecc.
L. NJ. HALL, Agent.
Sieve, April y, 1869. 2lw3
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" TO THE WORKING CLASS.

am new prepared to furnish constant employ
mont to all classes Mt their homes for the spare
ments. Business new, light and profitable. Fifty
cents to $ per evening is easily earned, and the
boys and girls earn nearly as much as men. Great
inducements arc offered Al who this notice
please send me their address and test the business
for themselves. ii not well satisfied will send 81
to pay for the trouble of writing me- Full palticu-
lars sent free samples sent by mail f Il ten cent?
Address, Il. [. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
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DYSPEPSIA
AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE

ilt ORiANl N12hllFllAlE.
Having been afflicted with chrome disease oftle
di festive organs described Dy Physicians
la cement Of tho liver and inflammation Of tn
st laaeb,) for more than ten years, and suffered
what words ca never describe, without relief from
the most celebrated medical skill that could b,
suited l was induced by the physician who last
attended me to try DODD'o NERVINE AND IN
NlGUR NTOR. He had w.thessed its effects, he sa d
in his own practice, and could recommend it in Tx
HI chest terms. had a1out lost ia tn in everything
Tut followed his advice procured the mod Gin
The effect inspired me with hope. l continued it,
use, and still improved; following it up, grew
stronger and stronger. and suffered less and less
from my troubles This for some months--until
was relieved and needed ltno longer. Dodds Nervine
restored ne to complete and sound health! and nc
language is able to express the gratitude feel at
Denz we'll once more. | am thoroughly cured q
tbs horrible suffering that had nude ten years q
ny life most wretcled. No one can conceive my
JOY who has not experienced like recovery.
!lw5 II. b. LIBBY, St. Paul, Mimi
For Sale by all DFu s;sists at One Dollar Bottle.
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AGENTS WANTED
A GREAT DISCOVERY

The Equalizer or Vacuum cure for treating all
diseases ny mechanical means, invented by DIR.
dadded, Of Cincinnati Ohio, and for sale in New
D. gland only by Dr.. ). L. Collins, No. 30 Oxford
st., Boston. L is the wonder IF the age! Phys
ans and all Concerned, please call and examine.
send for Circulars 1t is to your interest. STATE
and County rig hts for sale. we 2lwI
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NEW TIN SHOP

And all kinds Of tin furniture made in a wort-
manlke manner, &c the hest Of ID elk, and sold for
reasonable prices.
70 JOB WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED, To.
RAGS, HIDES and the usual linosof barter taken
in excharlc anti current rates paid.
CALL AND EN MIME mr. gtltds and prices, be-
WM. MAxFIELD.
No Hyde I',rf Ia eli lst, ts6a. LIFT
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.ai-as.l a.z al
NNIlONAL a - -
LIFE INSURANCE co
Chartered By Special Act Of Cotg+ess,'
Approved July %, 1865.

CASH CAPITAL, go S1.000.0c0,
PAID IN FULL.