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AUCTION SALES.
DR. J. T. COLDWELL CO., Auctioueers,
- Southeast corner Of Penna. ave- and 18th
SALE OF UHREDEEMED

On TUESDAY, November 1, .. I o o o'clock .. M,
aud O'Clock m. will sell at the snction rooms
Of J. I. Coldwell 90, southeast corner Pennsyl-
yania avenue and 18th street. large assortment OF
Unredes med Pledges, embracing everything usually
pledged In first class pawn ONCE and continue the
sales every morning and evening during the week.
p. BOYER. PawnbYuker,
OCH ~ No. 3l3 old 534b 18th street.
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DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner Of 1thAnd sts

- boutheAst c0rper Of Tt9And q sts;
-FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONT
INC On FOURTH STREET EAST, AND dEAR
bSTREET NORTH, At AUCTION.
- On WEDNESDAY, the 9 d day Of November,
OlTo, at 4ts o'clock .. m. on the PREMISE. we
shall sell Lots A. q. ID. and z, of subdivision Of
Lots and in Square No. Sl4, being good fronts
and depths for building private residences.
Terms: One third cash. balance 6 and Il months,
trust on the premises. All conveysncing and reve.
nue. stamps at the cost OF the purchaser SIS do IN
each lot at the time Of sale Title perfect: alb.
stract exhibited at the time Of sale.
Oc26-d 0RKEN q VILLAINS Aucf,rs
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IPrBLIc REsoLUTIoS-No. s.. 4

IPrBLIc RESoLCTION-NO. 65.t
JoTSr RESOLUTION granting four pieces of con-
demned cannon to the city OF Lowell, for the or
nsmentatisn of the soldiers monument in that
place.
dnreS Of the Uattsd States Of America IN Coagrsys
assembled That the Secretary of War be- and he is
hereby authorized and directed to deliver to the au
thorites OF the city Of Lowell, four
pieces OF condemned to be used in the Orna-
mediation of the umeRt of said city erected to
the memory of the soldiers who first Cell In the war
Of the rebellion. IAppfoyed, uly 7, 1910
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:. y NhIIN hI.5UL. IIUS --Nu' o. y
RESOLUTION to SdthOrlZe the Secretary OF the
Treasury TO change the name Of the steam yacht
Fanny
Resored by the -Srnafe and HoVse Of Represent.
aires Of the CnItd States Of America IN CoHyr,Ss
assembled. That the Secretary Of the Treasury be,
and Is hereby authorized to change the OF the
steam yacht " Fanny, owned by Charles II. NAL
lory, OF Mystic Connecticut. apperS lsppears by
permanent enrolment number twenty two, issued at
S.oningfon, Connecticut, May twenty seventh,
eighteen hundred and sixty eight, TO that of |" W
M Tweed" and TO grant said vessel enrolment
and license in said name, the said vessel being
pleasure hit only, and not engaged in commercial
or other business. fApproyed, July l, 1870.
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RY w. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
u 900 and 902 Pennsylvania ayenu
FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, &,

AT AUCTION.
n On TUESDAY EVENING, November 1st
l{a)at5 O'Clock, and the Mornings and Evenings
~ Following until all are Sold we will SELL with
out reserve, to the highest bidder, for Cash, the
finest lot Of Chains, Gold and Silver Watches, Ds-
monds, Rings, and other Jewelry ever offered at
public auction in this city, being the effects OF
Wholesale house in San francisco, embrace in
part, Gold Jules Jurgensen Wa ches, Stem Winders
Repeaters, Independents "a second Watches OF ali
kinds and makes, and many kinds of English Cap
Co. Watches, In and full plate, p. 8. Bartlett, &c
&C.. in all making full and select assortment of
every kind Of Watches, for ladies' and gents wear
solid Gold Chains Of every description aud make:
fine lot OF Diamond and other Jewelry, with ever
fiIst-clase jewelry store.
We particularly invite the attention OF deal, rs and
others to this sale, every article seld is fully war
ranted to be - Represented, the money TO be re-
turned within three days from time of sale
Oc& lReD W. L.. WALL. A GA
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Try WM. l.. WALL q Co, Auctioneer.,
- New Marble Building,
Corner Peunsvlvsnia avenue ana Oar stree.
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IN srEkB AHGkAvkp WRAPf III. WIFE
EAeslnILi1 % NJ GHknuolI WARA
H0VsE AID MsHsS
- n 1RknDOLD
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10y LATIMER q CBEkRY, Auctioneers,
y Successors to Cooper Latiraef }
Southwest corner Pennsylv ania ave. and nth st.
The New York herald., 1870-03-08
SENATOR REVELS.
Lecture by fhc Colored Senator In Bsltim0re
ON the Improvement and Welfare Of the Negro

Lecture by the Colored Senator In Bsltim0re
on the Inpro vsmomt and Welfare Of ia Negro
Race.
Among tho many complimentary letters received.
by Senator Revels Is the following:-
BALTIMoRK Feb. Is, 1870.
Eon II. r. REvrLs, United States Senator from Misss-
DHAR sIn-In behalf Of two hundred thousand newly
American citizens OF the iStas OF Maryland
.sssv. body in The whole world nsds 80 from the lac.
that tAey repressa. tho frseI people hvins regard
being the capstone Of ths triumph of true rspus
lcaa priueipiss In free America II is epoch
who oppose that fundamental principle of equal aud
exact justice TO all men cannot readily comprehend
civil for tho preservation OF American loery-and it
must be further e'iisnee, TO such minus - William Lloyd
GrcsIey, Charles sumner, Henry Wilson, host of
ns s m @ s
as oresd cast upon the waters seen And gathered after
nnti the Tree institutions OF this eouay may 80 naaene.
the whole world support the great truths set forth In tbs
yours, GEORGE MYERS.
In compliance with the above request senator
Reves lsctured last night Ia the Bethel church. Bal
timore, to audience Of 400 or 500 persons, one.
fourth OF whom were white. The lecture was chieny
on the Improvement and welfare OF the col0red
race, ana was rcpletc with practical advice and ad-
monitiOn. The senator was especially earnest In
cnjoning upon mis- audience the necessity OF educa-
ton, economy, industry and sobrlety, and al the
close OF his address said the color0d people
must everywhere DO true TO tho country to shem-
selves and TO the republican party. The duties and
obligations which MIS- race had assumed must DO met
ana carried out without ninchlng or else the doc
trine W enforce which the nation had so long ana
rercey trugged-the equality Of ali before the laws.
the demolition OF caste and distinction OF race
would prove OF no practical benefit The lecturer
was well received and frequently applauded.
Senator Reveis was the guest OF bishop Wsymsn
during his stay IN Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1870-03-08

passed on motion OF Mr.. wILsoN:-Appointing
managers for the National Asylum for Disabled
volunteers; authorizing the secretary OF War To
lake cnafge OF the Gettysburg and Annetam ma
tional cemeteries; also the House bill 10 authorize
the Secretary OF War TO place at the disposal OF tho
Soldiers Monument Association OF Rock Island, ILL.,
twelve pieces OF condemned ordnance
Mr CAhERoK called up the bill appropriating
nve thousand dollars for the relief OF General
Charles r. smith. die0 while actiug president
q board " examine claims growing out OF the
mexican war; The report OF the Military Committee
WAS read, when the DILL passed.
TUNNELS UNDER THE EAST AND NORTH RIVERS.
Mr. RAMSEY, (rep.) OF Minn called up the bill
giving the consent OF Congress to the laying Of the
New York, but objection being made on account or
tns absence OF the Senators from New YORK, inc Dill
THE FUNDING BILL
was then proceeded with and Mr.. UORBETT, (rep} OF
oregon, spoke In advocacy OF MS proposition for the
ISSUE ol thlry-nvo year bond, bearing interest Ior
tue nrs three years ~ SIX per cent Tor the next SIX
years fve per cent for the next years four and
nalf per cent. ana for the following twenty years
IOur per cent TINS would Insure o uniform bond.
ne Also favored amendments to make the bonds pay
lures OF the bal.
Mr.. COLE, trepl Of CAL, made some remarks upon
the necessary oI prompt extlnguishment OF tho
national deos opposing any postponemenr Of It's
Mr. Scorr, (rcpl OF Pa, said that when q member
OF the House the Secretary OF the Treasury proposed
Dill 10 regulate our nnances the principal features
OF which were-nrst IN the disposal and sale OF the
bonds Of the governments no agent should be
appointed and no percentage commission or COM
pensation allowed; but the work should be done
altogether py the Officers OF the Treasury Secondly
tnzt public competition should be Invited py adver-
scd proposals for the exchange sale OF the bonds
Believing measure OIL THIS kind would still meet the
approva OF tnc secretary, ne gave notice OF an
amendment cmDodying these propositions
The Senate then, Vt ten minutes TO nine O'Clock
adjourned,
The New York herald., 1870-03-08
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY. March 7, 1870.
REPORTS.
By Nv, pAErR tfor Mr.. Bergcnl- A nth oriznG tho
Trustees OF Flushing to sell certain town stock.
BY Mr.. FREAR--RegulaSlng the grading OF Eighth
avenue, New York.
BILLS IsTRopUcRD.
BY Mr. PArRIcK-Cnarterng the New York Me-
chsnical, Agricultural, Chemical and Industrial In
sttute.
BY Mr.. LITTL certain property
normal school boarding houaes) from taxation.
Bf Mr. BANKEE-Dennlng the rights oil married
men and equaizing rights OF man and wife. This
provides that husband having children by his wife
snail estate for life In property eft by her.
He shall not be liable for debts contracted by his
vile before marriage nor for debts contracted BY her
without his consent, except for the support OF her-
self and children He may sell mis- real estate with-
out the consent OF his wife, and at his death wife
shall be entitled only to dover In MS real estate
BILLS DIsr0sED OF IN COMMITTEE.
The House, In committee, disposed or the follow
ing bills as noted
Amending the Savings Bank act; requiring tho
Rank Superintendent to visit such banks once In
two years and examine their AFFAIRS.
Er. LlTrLEJoaN moved to amend that the banks,
in their reports, shall state every item OF ex-
thon ordered to third reading.
Relative to carrying and using pistols Ordered
to third reading.
To enable nonresident guardians TO obtain prop
srty belonging TO their wards in this State. Or
dered to . third reading.
Relative to documentary evidence. Ordered TO =
l -..rd reading.
Amending the act requiring mortgages on pss-
sonal property to DO died with town clerks. Ordered
| 10 q third reading.
Extending the time for completing the Southern
Central RaAway two years. ordered TO third read
| Ino
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san Antonio while on o voyage from New York TO
san Francisco and the expenses consequent there
~ on aue case LOT Renerai average contribution py
shp freight, and cargo the master having sold the
mslgnt ~ Montevlceo 10 pay for repairs rendered
necessary by tue stranding The Court below de-
average and Deld the ship liable AZ claimed Dy the
nipelants This Court Mr.. Justice Clinord deliver
my tns opinion, now reversed that decree, holding
s""I s "nsre the strandng was voluntary, TO avoid
a ~ nninihcnt danger common 10 Doth snip and
so Sn,,o vas tne subject otgcneral average contr-
nntsrx suu .nat the stranding Ia TINS case was VOL
y un,afy within the meaning OF the law. Cause rs-
,h s Win Instructions 10 proceed in accordance
>. G. Waiard ps Presourv Sykes ana chadtptck
a'" So"e U.s. Watdrdd dL-AppeaI pom the SI-
DrenW Court FOR the Dlstric. or Columbia. .rhese
cases charged that J. c. Willard, the appellant had
Oy Hsuoulent representations procured an Ordl-
nance 70 oe passed by the Common Council Of WASH
lnQton proviuing lor the pavement or Fourteenth
street In front OF WIZARDS Hotel taareby tnrowino
an assessment upon the property OF CON mplainanIs
the Corporation should be enjoned from colIectng
the tax from tne complalnants and that the appel
,a.I 20 oeoreeu " pay ~. Inc DEGREES below were
Justice Neison delivered the opinloa OF the Court
reversing the decree below aud Remaining the
causes with directions TO dismiss the co.nplan
The theory OF the decision IL that, even were the
fraud proved ~ alleged. IL would then Lave 10 DO
% ", us o TSSH ,S
not being SHOWN, that question need not be de-
cided.
Hannah Riley cs. W!utdm 3. WAS. Appeal
from The Decision Of the Circuit Court FOR hs Dis
t-fct or Iotoa.-Ihis caselinvoves the validity OF
title OF the State Of Iowa and It's grantees under
grant OF LANDS from the United States 10 the then
Territory OF Iowa by the act Of August, 16l6 The
Court below afrmed the title OF the state and those
holding under II, ana this Court now effirmB that
decree, Mr.. Justice wilson delivering tnat opinion.
&c parte Mark Ho,rard ct el.-Fetitfon r,r Man
daYnus Denied. Opinion BY Mr.. Justice Field.
NO. 4o6 McCduom et al rs Mark Ro,rdrd ct al,
M mi
COc0u Court for Io,od.-Moton 10 dismiss denied
in Ms. 400 and granted IN No. 344 Opinions By Mr..
Justice Field.
The board or Public Schools or St. Louis Us.
Walker ef ai.--T1 error to the Supreme Court 0j
Io,oa.-1he Chief Justice announced the decision OF
the Coart denying the motion for renearny IN this
case.
The New York herald., 1870-03-08
A DEMOCRATIC WION MARES NEST.

Special Meeting Or tho Executive Commit.
tee-Thsy Denounce tho New Charter.
A special meeting OF the Democratic Union Or
ganizaton was held last evening at Masonic Hall.
The chairman Roswell D. Hatch, stated that the
object OF the meeting was TO consider she action OF
the peoples representatives now ct Albany. After
considerable this subject the following
resolutions, offered ~ Mr. Patrick Kerrlu, were
adopted
Resovsd Tim, tho inderendeBt dsuracy Of this city
presented ~ hts coIunoc, regard the
dueed sto the Assembly by the Hon Alexander Frear ss
scgo'efsaent should be restored, and liz manfesty
tendsd 10 retain power In hs hands OF tho rapscous
pres of ths Txhmsny Tinx; and therefore hail with
pleasure the Efforts nscs BY the independent democrats
the Leahste 10 purity our city and break tho
Infamous eontion between republicans
Resolved, Tint IN the opinion o. this committee 90 reform
can DO suectsd without the passage OF law which will
te upon the people each election district the privilege OF
electing the sGres OF ssction IN such WI
secure far representation to the minority And protest
sgsnst The contn Office OF
who conducted the last eiect'sn SO fraudu!enty.
Resolved, That charter shall be passed
reauctnE tho city 10 the snplest FORM conao
daunE tss city aId county eoysrnments giving the people
power 10 elect Mayer aud legislative body, and
ferfinc thew the appointment OF all heads of
nous for nuiorm period, SO that the people
sectsa all their public servants from they
prove unfsi,hfni TO the trust ilnpossd upon them.
After ihs adoption OF these resolutions the meet
tnQ zdOurEed.
The New York herald., 1870-03-08
FoRTY.FIRsr CONGRESS-
Second Session.
SENATE
WASHINGTON, March, 1870.
pvrrTYONa pRrarNrpn

WARRINGTON, March Z, 1870.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Mr.. SUMNER trepD OF Mass. presented the memo.
rial OF Nicholas p Trist setting forth that he nego-
tiatsd the treaty Of Guadalupe Hldslgo, by which
peace was established between Mexico and the
United States, and California secured. asserting
that he had never received adequ ate compensation
for bis services and asking An appropriation BY
Congress. Referred to che Committee on Foreign
Relations
Mr.. RBvyLs (rop.) OF Miss, presented . petition
trom the ool0rsd members OF the Alabama Lsgisa-
turc praying for the removal Of the political dts
abilities OF Samuel F. Rice. Referred to the Com
mittee on Disabilities.
PROTECTION OF AMERICAN INTEsKsrs.
Mr. CAMERON, trep.) OF Pa presented petition
nnmerousIy signed. from the miners Of the schuyl
XII county anthracite coal region and others,
lect homo labor and home nanuiactures
Mr.. Cameron called attention 70 the Importance Of
cerning the wonderful development OF the region
from when 1t came expressing the hone that the
which should promote the development of tue coal
fields OF the whole country, and 30 prevent the
destruction Of the industries which furnish mar
Tho anthracite coal region OF Pennsylvania, wAicn
comprises all OF any importance In the country, was
confined within an area Of four hundred aud seventy
square miles, or three hundred thousand acres con-
tanning deposit equal to an annual supply or
twenty millions OF tons for six hundred years and
OF vastly greater value than ali the mineral deposits
OF many nations OF the earth. Mr.. Cameron pro-
ceeded to review the whole subject OF coal miRing
IN Schuylkil county, presenting elaborate statistics
OF the population OF that region and the number Of
tons OF coal mined from the year 1920, when coal
mining commenced, TO 1870 inclusive, with details
OI the estimates OF values OF production.
He showed that American anthracite coal, being
without competitor needed no protection, but the
bituninors coal interests, situated almost wholly in
tne MISSISSIPPI valley far inland, and subjected to
enormous expense Of transportation to tide water,
could not enter the market Of the Atlantic States
and successfully compete with foreign Goals unless
tEat protection was afforded rendered necessary by
the increased price OF American labor over the pau
per labor OF Europe.
MI. CAMERON said:-It will be observed that these
coal miners DO not petition you to protect their
pecla pr0duct. But, with a clear appreciation OF
the intimate relation between all branches OF pro-
ductve industry In our country they ask Congress
TO protect American labor and homs manufacLures
well knowing that everything which vitazes produc-
tfon vlazes every material interest OF the country,
and especially is greatest interestabVr. Ib0pe me
The New York herald., 1870-03-08
PROPOSED fglct COMMISSION FOR ELIZABETH. s,L

The city OF Elizabeth, N. j., in emulation OF its
sister city, Newark. has taken the ntiatory steps
looking 10 the Introduction OF q police commission
exactly similar In all its chief features 10 the
now in operation In tho last named place. bill for
the establishment VI tho commission Is now before the
Legislature ana Tho indications seem 10 be that II
will become q law 1eiore the legislative week has
expired. There is tals point or difference between
the Newark BAL and tuc Elizabeth one, yi1.:-That
while tho former viii result II complete rcconstruc-
ton OF the force tue laitcr, being now denoUratc,
Will remain unchanged, except in the matter OF iLs
dnecUeA Dsing tskea ost VI the hsnds o. tne Coln-
MON CeuLgn.
The New York herald., 1870-03-08
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY, March I. 1870.
R,LLa INTRODUCED.
Extsud,ug cases IN which wrlts or n,andamus and
prohibition may issue.
by Mr. BAsKs-For the better protection OF pro-
perty In conveyance upon canals lakes and rivers.
After consldering number o local bulls the
Senate adjourned.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-05
MARVELLOUS SCIENCE

MARVELLOUS SCIENCE
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY /!
Achievements in Chemical Investigation by the
late Prof. Hall, brought forth to the world the
greatest remedy for Catarrh known.
PROF. L. B. HALLS
Homeopathic Catarrh Specific:
A sare and certain euro for Chronic Catarrh, no
matter of how long standing,
WHAT PROF. HALL SAYS:
"Tle discovery ofmy Catarrh Specific, now the
property of Dr. Scott is the 20 years prac-
tcf, experience and chemical stlgatiOn, and
to my faith in regard to its medicinal properties
IN connection with SoOtts Catarrh Snuff, for the
cure of Chronic or Long Standing Catarrh, l do not
hesi to offer $1,000 for n single failure, where
the treatment is continued a reasonable length Of
time, and there are no other diseases existing to
prevent the specific action of the medicine"
Yours respectfully Il. b. HALL, NJ. d. LID.
The following persons have been recently cured
standing; Miss Martha Maloncy, yrs standing,
Proctorsl He; II Howe, years standing, Lud-
low IL q Smith, 10 years. standings; Mrs. Howe,
Ms. i llaskns, and A l. Sargent all six years
standing.
Hundreds ofccrtiGcatos could be furnished, fire
CURED. However u fair trial of the medicine will
convince the most skeptical
ut is now an established fact that the worst cases
of Chronic Catarrh yield to HALLS Homeopathic Ca
tarrh Spe cfc, and ScOtts Catarrh Snuff and rad
ica cure is the result. -[Western Family Journal
Nov, 1869.
Price of HALLS Homeopathic Catarrh Specific, in
Guiding bottle of Scott's Snuff, 81 90.
TO be obtained only by enclosing and 10 cents
to the proprietor, or by his rcgulor agents. Six
bottles WARRANTED to cure. If it fails call at
DIR. SCOTS Office and get your money. Prepared
only by G. W. SCOTT, NJ, D.,
29tf Pructursvillc, vt,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-05

These Organs are the result of long continued
and costly experiments, and are offered in the
confident belief that they excel all others, in
nmber of combinations and true organ effects.
They range from a single reed, single bank Of
keys, single stop, ($100,) to the triple bank Of
keys, twelve sets of reeds and twenty-five stops,
($l5o0) They are put up in elegant solid
Walnat, fancy Walnut, Walnut engraved and
gilt sases, with panels, finished backs, ivory
keys, &c.
Wereccommend all in want of organs to call
on Rev. J. D. BEEMAN. Stowe, VT, or write
for descriptive circular and for information.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-05
A CARD
% lO0rd to the aris0

81 'o0rd to tie aoise is ,,s..
And it is to that class tb, tI''e
statements. Wise men cbonc, = r'''
but fools do not Its a sc i: .a,''
that we need more home manu., ,,'''t
and in view of this fact, | am na; s'''''
a first class Boot and Shoe s5o, ~
Park and cordially invite ali n1 u !, y
rons' and every one else, to .,9 Wy
feeling confident that thev vii, W
more than satisfied. SN
l hare something nev undo, j.,
to which | call the attention Of A, - y
of LamoilIe County: I have IL, o''
.Ive right for this county to p,. ! y
KITCHENS PATENT Boor AsDSpor n ;
Call at my store in Hyde Park ,,,|
show you som' thing You never ,,r,,
| will apply these heels to boo,. y,
for the same price that boots q, =.
sold with the old leather heel, , ivy
rant satisfaction to all my cn,,,,
contend that all goods in nv lin. ~,
shall be sold as cheap as sale boo,, ~
furnished from any part of the ,,s
and made much better. Nv uo,,
all be made by hand and warrant,
to rip.
l hare aIready opened mn sBo,
am now ready to receive order, Z E.
who may favor me with their n,, f.,
| intend to have all work done Tbs ,,
iscd, and shall work on the prinerI
"hrst come first served" ~
.tH. .. CHARLES CRl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-05
Isaac Leinht0n'S Estnte.

In Probate Court, held Mt johnson, within and
for said said District, on the 18th day of
Sept, A. D. 1870
An Instrument, purporting to be the last Will
and Testament Of Isaac Leighton, late of Hyde
Park, In said District deceased, being presented to
the Court by l.. s. Small the executor thereiu
named, for Probate:
1t is ordered by said court, that all persons con-
cernea thcrin, be notified to appear at session of
said court to be holden Mt the Probate Office, in
johnson, on the Bird day of October, 1870 and shew
cause nany they may have, against the Probate
of said viii;
For which purpose, II is further ordered, that
copy OF the record Of this order be published thre
weeks successfully in the LamolIe Newsdealey
printed al Hyde Park, previous to said time ap
pointed for hearing. |.Is
A true copy of record-Attest,
Q. c. CHADWICK,
45w3 Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-10-05
Heal Eista tie,
MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The subscriber offer for sale mill property sit
| mated on North brook, in Eden, l-2 miles iron
No. HYDE Park village, as follows;
Clapboard mill, "a by 30 feet, with the upper Sc
nonered, a winglsby a feet; opposite side of main
building to this wing wheel house Is by a feet
md joining on to this wheel house saw mill 20 Dy
10 feet. All these buildings are clapboarded shn
lied with short single, and nice jet around thS
whole. There is a 2Ofeetdiameter brcastwheel, and
fall of water of 6 feet head This property Is in
the heart OF heavily timbercd section ofce9Tntry
and offers rare chance to make money, Ierli'
''''' L, Il. POLLARD, Waterbury, or
Rev. Ira Gray North Hyde Park.