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I'Atooia Store, 1na9asin 81 parirtts,
Paroissc M-yucques, lie,
Apreuei ra',et'ioa De SOS patrons sur le
magni6qnc assortment mil ~vien,ds +~rccevoir /:
HABITS DE MESSIEURS!!
H~sbilIeme"ts complies en- Marking, Fiji,
Cotoanaae ifancaiss, ., Cssimir. Pa!e,o.s en-
Alpaca, en- 1'"i4e, etc, pour II saison.
Il, aussi un bel assortment d., Toilette !
Tel que chemiscs, coils, mnnchettes, chaussetles
gamis, etc, etc.
CHAPEAUX A La DERNiERE MODE!
NJ. v. L. Nj. Anderson a egalemenl en-
magasin M sNperbe assortment dc marchan
discs siches: Patrons de- ,obes, De",eIIes,
Cordonnets, ~l.acets, Cotse,s, ETC.. Fl uns
par,ie du msgasin, e6parae de Ia Grocerie,
content ces ditferen,s articles.
Bottles EFT soULIERS TOUT FATS!
Egalcmen, Bottles, Sonliers, BaNines pour
messisurs gu pour danes, fats dans 10 dernics
goht et sur commando. -
DAMS LA GROCERlE
Lon trouve un assortment Comp,et de Ihts,
Sucres, CATS, Viande rcrte, Graisse, Beu,re,
Frontage, Farin., Pommes de ierie, Ja,nbon,
etc, ETC, etc.
Drogues, medicines palen.ecs, Confserie,
Erntis conGis, Corniehons, Oiires, Peinture,
Iluile, Wires, Mastic, Vernis, Isrtbenihine,
Drosses, PinceauI, etc, etc.
SsLes Ell Harnais, Quincaitlerie pour char
pentiers, Conieaur lie table e, .Couteaur de
poche, Corde, Goudron, Poir, etc, etc.
CRANES DE JARDlNAGE!
Wins de ehoix, Iiqueurs q oisares!
Rien ne ,narque.
Et aux prix les plus moderes.
Nous appelons aussi vo,re attention sur no,re
magasin nommt CANTRELLE STORE, que
nous ouvrirons bien.6t avec un grand %assorli-
-men, de tou,es les marchandises ci.dessus
designees.
Vencz, voyez, jugez par vous-memes II!
N. g. Les DANES pou,roul s'sdresser 4
Madame ANDERSON. Nous averlissons
e%galeMent les danes que le moment lie plus
conceivable pour leuis aclats est de s heu1es
a midi, on dc 2 leures q 6 heures r. NJ.
Av. Is, 81.
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-FOUR PRINCIPLES. -

Reps6sic n Ordev. Moses9y and Js2;ce.
s Uiuersaf x6rusr, except for oa,la,cs and
vdgaAoad.. ~s+'
Ciicic alliance IF tie ,e1i,s and co'ored
L~ouisianians. m
i Education for a,
No more political Ca1p,t bagger., sor
ssSless roadies IL L.oMisiana.
Political Equa1ay IF .~a.1rali.ed and
American.1ern cilissns.
Htosection ezeended to lGoorjows i'm.
mieranss.
Respect for tie la,p.
We scil, erali the honest man 10 Office and
reject lie dishonrst.
Losisisna mast be ruled By Honesty and
Intelligence.
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AvR9

N. J. L~APkYRoLERIE, do St-Jean-Bap,is,e.
avsrti. MN. les habitan.s ct marchands qu'il
COSTUME son mame genre d'affa,res: aeha, ..
vents de 'b@ufs do TEXAS, de ID Louisiana, s,o.
II est charge, I partir daojonrd'hui. do Ia
collection des complies dos I II Societs E.
Pars q Lapsyrolsris. 'F9 eavr.3m.
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MARITAL VAUDEVILLE, cordonnie,
wi e. hotter, pres de lhabitation Dc n.
Edmond Biouia, l IN quart Do mile de
rEglise Sainl.Michel.
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AASNEN &NMAA

Exercera sa profession dams les paroisses
Si.Jacqnes, St Jean.Bap,is,e. Ascension, e,
devant IL Cour Supreme de l'E,at.
Bureau habi,ation A. B. ROMAN.
Posie: Can,reIle P. O.
N. Alfred Roman sera ,ous les jours l son
bureau, de 10 i,eutes A. n. I 2 heu,es r. NJ,
sauf IL lundi OH II Sc ,rouvera / ID Maison de-
conr de Ia paroisse S,-Jacques.
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J.. r. ROBIN.
10. a, rue 4soissss.


FIX. Sons-Ohicier dc cavaleris do l'armAs
franchise, eleve de l'ecole do cavaistis 1
Sanmnr (France), Oh il c suivi IN couss
d'Hippia,rique ct fait pendant hut ans uns
atude th&oriane ct pratiqne pour les chevaus,
sous la direction des officers de tons grades
les plus compe,en's, II ipforme ses amis 81
les habitan,s des campagnes quiz s~'occups
de faire ache,er ct vendre dos chsvaux st
mn'ets, 'o"s cenx qui en- ont ache,t dtja sons
tues s~atisfaits de son choix.
H-fI s'occupcra aussi Dc collection CONNIE
auirefois.
Reference d Messieurs
8. TnEsror, PAT. ST. James. A. PtcoI, P.,. d. J. B.
A. QuEYRoI, N. o., l.. D. AaHseLs, n. O..
NJ. VooaHlEs, N. O., Ia. DKsLAne. N. o..
G. DucnAxP, N. o.,
f. PErir JEAN, NstehisssAss.
A.. vooRnrss. N. O.,
r. D. DELAcRolx, N. O, l2nH
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ARTHUR ]. ROMAN

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Convent 2. O., Parish OF Saint James,
viii practice his profession in The Fourth Jndicial
District. and at the Supreme Court. Feb. 90, go
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Legcndre f. Poche
Attorneys At Law
Offices: No. IS Roya! Street, New.Orleans.
St. James Parish, Al F. P. Poch6's resi-.
dence near the Courthouse. up II.
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09agasin do Chaussures
Sr.JACQUES, pres de l'Sglise Sr.M,caEL.

Chaussures pour danes,
Chaussures pour hommes,
Chaussures pour enfants,
Chaussures d bon marche.
M. ,. LAP0RTE, corAonnier ct
bother, ne tient que de bonnie merchandise.
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j. K. GAUDET
vocal

BUREAU Paroisse St-Jacq"es, rive droi,e, cinq Mills
an.dessusd De Ia Maison de Cour. ApREssE: Can,relle
p. O..
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EXAMINATIONS

Private examinations conducted by the Director and
his Assistants are held monthly. The Annual Pubic
Examinations will take place during the closing week
Of the Session.
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REPORTS =;

MONTHLY REPORTS:
Monthly reports are sent to Parents o. G Guardian.
stating the conduct, progress, rank in clss. and at.
tendance Of pupils.
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LETTERS

Boarding Students, whose families reside OH, of the
Parish Of Orleans, are required 10 write letters ev~,v
Saturday. The correspondence between Parents ..d
Pupils is no. subjec. to inspection.
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MACHINES d cmdre de GROVER 4
BAKER d ,endre aul prir de manufacture
par II. G. COLOMB.
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VISITS:
Parents are ent'ea,ed to make their visits, on School
day.' before . a. NJ. OF ate, . P. n, in order to avoid
all interference with The advancement of S,ud.n,, IA
the discipline Of the School.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases CT tho Throat and Lungs,
such % Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption. I.u.|


Probably never before ia tie whole history Of
medicine, has anything won 20 widely and so deeply
upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Though Il long
series of years, and among most of the races of
men it has risen higher and higher in their cstlma
ton, rs it has become better Known It's uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
Of the lungs and throat, have made it known as re-
liable protector against them. While adapted to
mildcr forms of disease and to young children, it is
at the same time the most e0ectual remedy that can
be given for ncipicnt consumption, and the dan
gcrous affections of the throat and lungs. As a pro
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, it should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed as all
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this autidote for them. y
Although settled Consumption is thought in
crablc still great numbers Of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored TO sound health by the
Cyae,gy J'cctor0I. SO complete is It's mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat that
The most obstinate Of them yield to il. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the cherry Pee
foyal they subside and disappear. 2"
Sillgcrs and Public Speakers find great pro-
lection from II.
asthma is always relieved and often wholly
cured by II.
bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
CJPrTU PecfOrnf IN small ana frequent uoses.
For CoHOh and Gold, no better remedy can
be had Take small doses three times day and
put the feet in warm water ut night, until the
disease is broken mp ..t
For InGuensa. when Il affects the throat or
| lungs, take the same course. 9t aHt 1r tf
For Whoopipg Coa9h, give small doses three
| or four times aday f.r
| For Group, give large and frequent doses until
/ The disease Is overcome ttI
No emily should be without the ChcrrV Pecfo-
qnI on hand to project them In case Of attack,
! com the above complaints. It's timely use often
! spares the pAlient grent amount Of suffering and
risk, which he would incur by waiting until he
could rot othcrad Parents, keen tin your houses
| for the cxigcncics that arise. Lives dear to you
4 may be saved by u,
So generally arc ts virtues known, that we need
not publish certificates Of them here, or do more
than assure the public that the best qualities IT ever
possessed are strictly maintained
Prepared by DR J. G, AYER & Co., Practical
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0 R C H E s 7 R A:

~ ~
HlPPLE's QUINTETTE CLUB.
, W; F; WHlPPLE, LIST Violin; E. b. SAWYER,
Boehn Flute W. ii. II. KENFIELD, 2nd Violin;
Double Bass. 0'-''
Several distinguished musicians from various parts
OF the state will also be present and take part in
the exercises.
Tho Chorister," Prof Perkins new book of
chaich music, viii be furnished for the Convention
ais" the Opera Chorus Book y and other suitable
music.
THREE GRAND CONCERTS WILL BE GIVEN;
First, Wednesday Eve, December 2lst, Consisting
OF Choruses by the Glass, Selections by the Solo
lists, Piano Solos, ETC.;
Second, Thursday Eve. December 22nd, Consisting
Shoruses, Music Of "Seyenty six" en- costume,
Third, Friday Eve, December 23rd Consisting of
Selections from the Opera Chorus Book )" Solos,
Quartctts, and instrumental Music
TOS SINGERS
rho Educational Session will be mado a prom-
nent feature Of the Convention. Leaders of choirs
find these daily drills" very interesting and prof
table, and it is especially desirable to have all
present, who possibly can 80, at the first session
SOCIALH HOUR,
FROM to O'Clock each afternoon Will be eontin-
ued, II belongs to the Class, and let all pre-
pared to make it, as IN the past, of the most en-
Joyable and attractive exercises Of the week.
TICKETS.
Season Tickets, admitting Males to ali the ex-
Season Tickets, admitting Females to all the 500
Tickets for each Afternoon Rehearsal Is
Tickets for Concert IS
BOARD, ETC
Board at tho Merrisvllo House, at 81 90 per day.
Board IN good private families for 80 cents per day
The houses of the c'tiaens will be hoptably opcne@
CLERGYMEN arc respectfully invited to give
notice Of this Convention from thor desks, and also
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This Now FAMILr MAcnINr is cnpab'e of

This New FAMILY MACHINE is capabe of 81
range and variety of work such as was thought i'm
possible, a shOIt time ago, to perform by machin-
cry. We claim and can show those whom 1t may
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dcicately arranged, nicely adjusted easily Opefa-
ted, and smoothly running Of all tho Family Sew
ing Machines. II is remarkable, not only ior the
variety and range Of its sewing, but also for the va
riety and different Kinds Of Texture which 1t vii |
sew with equal facility and eIftction, using Sill
Twist, Linen Cotton Thread, fine er coarse, MAX
Ing the Interlocsc -Elastic-Stcth, alibe On both
sides Of the fabric sewn Thus beaver cloth, or
leather, may be sewn with great strength and uni
formity OF stitch, and in moment thiswil lingand
never-wearyng machine may be adjusted for fine
work on gauzc or gOssamer tissue or the tuckiug OF
carleton, or ruiling, or almost any other work
which delicate fingers have been known TO per-
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Purchasers can soon he convinced that our n Nv
Family machine embodies NEW and essential prin-
ciples-simplicity OF eonstiuction-ease of opera
ton-unilofmity of precise action at any speed
capacity for range and variety of work, fine OF
coarse, leaving ali rivals behind 1t.
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DEMONSTRATORS AUCTION

License from the Hon Probate Court having been
duly obtained for the purpose Notice Is hereby gv-
en- That air the Real Estate heoning to the Estate
of the late AMASA BURKE, Of said Hyde Parki
consisting of Dwell ling House. Barn and Shed, and
Saw Mil on Green River in said hyde Park, known
as " BURKE'S SAW MILL,"-and which IS one OF
the Best and best-l1catcd Mills in this region! WIN
and Jointer. All in complete running order, with
privilege, and about u acres Of land, and another
TimLer lot convenient 10 said Mill of 80 acres-t0
gether with d large amounted personal properly
THE 2.D DAY OF DECEMBER, 1870,
M Tho HIGHEST bidder. Large portion Of purchase
none, can remain on mortgage, If desired. sale
absolute grand opportunity for an e,nlt1erprlspg
mill-man. ~ sdn;ntstrot1r
A. DwinciI, Auctioneer. %
HYDE Park, Nov 20, 1870 EW'
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MACHINE TWIST

LINEN THREAD, SPOOL COTTON, OIL, 60
We have and shall keep on hand at our Central
office, and Agencies, ION spoOls Of various sizes
Twist of all sizes and color, Linen Thread, Spool
Cotton Oil, andaIl other articles necessary In the
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We wish II understood that we manufacture the
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TUREE CENTS PER WEEK.
TO ADVERTISERS.

The circulation of the Boston Journal among
intelligent classes is treble that of any paper of
its class published in Boston. 1t affords to bus
mess men an invaluable medium for advertising.
Its circulation in Boston is unequaled, and to
advertisers who wish to reach the people Of New
England, the personal evidence of all travellers
is freely given to the fact that the Boston Jour
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The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of La
noble, Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust al claims and demands, Of all persons, a.
gninst the estate OF 1flht
ELI HORNER, late Of johnson, .,.,t
In said district deceased, represented insolyent,
and the term of6 months from the Both dayo Nov
ember, 1870, being allowed ny said Court 70 the
creditors of said deceased TO exhibit and prove their
resnectIye claims before us, Give notice, that we
wifi attend 10 the duties ofour appointment ut the
Dwelling house Of Lucy ID. Homer, In johnson,
in said District the Filst Saturdays OF January
4 NAV next AZ 10 o'clock in the forenoon on each Of
said days. ,,ar ,con,0,is.
L. NJ. BURLINGTON, )sioners.
johnson, Vt, Dec. 8, 1870. 4wS
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FOREFATHERS' WEEK !


NJ u 5 G A l. CONV TION
At Murrtsville, Vermont
D5c. 2dlh, Dist, % AMI 23rd, 1870,
BY THE
Lamoille Valley oatral Musical
association.
Commencing Tuesday, Dee. 20, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
Under the Direction Of
PROF. w. o. PERK ms,
of Boston, as CONDUCTOR
Miss NELLIE HOWE,
NV Of Boston, Soprano Solost
PRoF. w. +. WT1PpLE,
of Morriville, Pianist
ASSISTED BY
Miss IDA CARR,
Miss KATE McCLARY,
of Albany, Vt
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TILE ATTACHMENTS

For Hemming, Fcling, RufIing, Braiding, Bind
ing, Cording, Gathering, Tucking, Embroidering,
and so forth, arc not only numerous, but now brot
to perfection Most of them can be attached or de-
tached by simple move Of the hand. The quail
ty of the work can only be fully appreciated on
observation and examination.
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IA 70 f. y. PoRTER'S
W PHOroGRAPH GALLERY,
Norisyillc' w.
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS
p E S E " T s!
people Of Morrisyille and towns
EoaId $ll / have Just returned from Boston
pl5 t It'.st assortment Of the following goods;
ata' ,r ,,,.os and Picture Frames Of all Styles,
uu', ! 'g' ,nt ald Hair Wreath Frames, al
Max WI 5and. Large assortment OF Sterm-
va "n and Stcroescupie views ever prot
eopo' H.. IL. have n>w ON hand
int, .,r Jl1l, and from all parts of
o' th, world. LOoking-glasses
fitted into clocks. Look
;,'r.rlass Frames. Picture
AZ and Picture-knobs, all
cru LLrUus-the largest assOrt-
h'aI' ever had call and see them.
Wely French, German and American Chr0-
praO7 ta.t assortment ever brought into No.
ns,, ~, have motto Chromos Tor Sanhath Schools.
1 when | say that have the best assort-
GU rkpts ever Nfo'I W JllcSe pdTts lOr sale.
1t" Pbi. have over 80 different patterns.
.,c.fvrd about GO StereOscOpic Views ia
|Me lnN, tomoillc County Fair, Sept. lS70,--
m1 t't .p@t one to show your friends what
call 0'0 > LIMOILLE COUNTY
i, Glass, from the smallest to tho
cao arrest si1c and eat in any shape to
N.rJ,r Pictures copied and en-
O'IIorcedt any size, and fin
shed in Coors or India
ink, Have hundreds ofPic-
,,r,s prces ranging from 5 cts.
va ~ Fathers and mothers:
10 Smr children Christmas and New
gov l 'rn.o,ts, and make your homo pleas
Year pp,trlctiyr, 40 that your children will
ant al" Gambling Houses, &C., for amusement.
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WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The success achieved by the Boston Weekly
Journal is owing to the generous appreciation by
the public of the efforts made by the publishers
to lay before the families ef New England an
interesting and unoxceptionable weekly visitor
which shall carry to their hresides all the news
of the week and "a vast amount of entertaining
an solid reading BY making up Clubs, copy
of this paper can be secured for the low price of
THREE CENTS PER WEEK.
The Weekly is NOT hastily prepared olf-shoot
Of the Daily Journal, but the matter is selected
with care, and the news OF the week is carefully
culled especially for its columns. All important
supplements are given gratutously to subscrib-
ers to the Weekly Journal. 1t is published on
Thursday morning, and reaches its subscribers
many hundred miles distant before Saturday
night. Read the TERMS and send for specimen
copies
One copy BY mail, .f So 90
Five copies to one address, so
Ten copies to one address Is 90
And one copy to the getter-up of a club IF ten.
EY-All orders must be accompanied by the
money A papers are discontinued at tile ex-
piration of the time for which payment has been
mndc. .s.
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B 90 X S
'Du a Ilno Line Of STATIOERY.

Y Q 7 10 NJ!
- -. The subscriber offers for sale, at
I Ir3oo' ols FRAN, consisting of 1875 acres of
ON, ra' o all The Farming Tools, and all the Hay
an ANY, ~. GI',n now on said premises; also the Stock
ai,' 'Illl, consisting Of 10 cows, 2 yearlings
en le'rllng steers, 2 calves, good horse, 2
and g roId colts, two-year old colt, 3 sheep
a. 'aOa, also new lumber wagon, single
n. /, single sleigh. do. harness. pair dou-
k., "sln,e'Scs; aeds, harrovs, plows, shoyels,
t,., U,7'' aud numerous other articles. Said
Anil 9'a'ed z l-2 miles from Wolcott village
n r = Dlle' from Morrisyille, near the L. Y.
,tr. Terms Of payment on farm made known
hs T., VI sale ES-'fhe subscriber has also n
I'M, W. VI lumber that he will sell at the same
'''' Sad sale to be on the
FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1871,
y '""'''clng at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the promi-
Gw CHARLES B. GUYER.
w. W. Doty, Aueiion.er.
"''o0'' December 9th, 1870. 4wS
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is NO HUMBuG!

BY sending 81 Cents, with age, hightcolor 2
eyes and hair, you will receive, ny retui Oh mai
correct picture of your future hushandor wlio
with nama and date Of marriage. Adore fOA
P o Drawer No "a, Fultonyille, NY. Reu
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Trains going North and West--Leaye Waterbury
at 8 % IA M 8 ~ u IN, 4 80 p m, and 81 p m.
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at a m,
for Burlington, Montreal, st Adams, &c,. arriving
/, Montreal at 3Opm, and 0gdensburSh at " 10
a m, making close connections with trains Tor tho
West.
Mail train leaves Boston vie Lowell at am, vim
Lawrence and Ftchburg at 30 am, Springfield at
Z As IN, far Burlington and stAilans.
Taains leaving Boston via Fltchhurg at 80 an,
Springfield at As q m, connect at White River in
with Day Express Train
Accommodation Train leaves Northfeld At J IS q
m, for Burlington, Rutland, StAlbans, ogdens-
burgh, etc.
receiving Passengers from w Valley y, leaving
N Y Mt IL IS p n, and from Cheshire X, leaving
Boston at 80 IN, connecting ut White River in
with train leaving Boston at m for burlington,
Montreal and Ogdehsburgh, connecting with steam
ors and Grand Trunk Il Il for the Wost. p"
Sleeping Cars are attached to tho Night Express
trains running between Montreal aud Boston, and
ST hans and Springfield, and st Alhans and Troy
and Drawing Room Cars between Montreal and
Boston on Day Express Trains
Thranl Ii tctcts 4 rChicago and the West Tor sale
''''3 '''''S'''' q. MERRILL, Gen'l Sup.
StiAI nrE Dee l9th 1870.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-14
THE FOLDING CASES.

Tho New Family Machine may he had in varie
ty of folding covers and eases. Some show in pol
ished surface only the Grain and tint of the wood
whilo Others are finished in all the elaboration OIL
art.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-14
SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.

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in this issue, and is valued for its ship news,
intelligence, and news at points
where business men find that n scmi-weekly pa
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Tuesday and Friday mornings.