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1ANNEY'S. OLD, DOMINION T'i MIC
y. BlTTERS. .I.I...y j..
These Bitters are theextract of the best AND
most f,vorablv known Medicinal Herb ,llnot>t
Barks and Berries, together with sufficient Pure
Old Oogn,c Brandy,t to preserve them in any eli
mqte-forming, in elegant comhlnat"n Il: y peru
Tonic Alternative and DIurclie They: ard fon-
tidcnty y recommended i'll afi eases Of 'bysbspsia,
Nervous Headaches, Indigestion and Heartburn,
Weakness Langunr and Debility, Torpid Con,
dtiun of the Liver, Obstinate Constpatiql and
Loss Of Appetite. They are II sure prS1cri4Y". ","i
.stgue and Fever. They are pleasant t? tn, thr
s5 and the mg7 d}ss ss, t""sf" miany W nt%r h"
,o,,rSts and III low and nurshy H>trh,l*d they
viii prve sure safeguard l.gainst the :iliGns'is
nufent;to such sections of the country. EGak
and debitdcl females will derive great blnel't re L
from their use Ir q,art bottlos, ut one COLLAR
~: : t;.-:: ~, ?JANSEY s. CoI
An,l for sale, both wholesale and retail II our
.. Drug Warehouse, l45 King street, AIENa''-
QruJ v Il. ..----.s.i 'HSS'D III
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."MNRRfAGK. zee. i

Reflect 't1iat' SOUND ,aihh and Body arc the
naest.nooeesarv requisites to- premote cennub ba
happiness. lgdeed, without these the journey
through Iife becomes u weary pilgrimage thu:
prospect hourly tlarIsons to thc'view, the mind
becomes shadowed Wit de,pajr, apd TILED with
the melancholy reflection that the, happiness OF
smother is bliehtcd with our own
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Twu"Tndhk Dairy, pxtdpt!l Sundays 'hetT cen
b. .ir...I'. Airnandria. aud Haniltpn. :. ,....l
Leave Alexandria at 8. 40 a. M. and 5 ,p H.
Afr4c'at Hsmfitoh: At 1885, a. IN ana 7:23 /, H.
Ioave Hamilton atj.60 a.. m..and l2;l5..r. III
Arrive at Alexandria at S95 a., IN. and 235 i: m:
" The S4Oa H. trsiin froin Alexantlria and 12l5
p. H. train from Hamilton, .cohnect'ht Hamilton
With Ken4p.s4la Coaches for Purkell-
vile. ,SuicSersyille, Berryyille and Mmchci ittr
also with Rca1ner's Line of Coache, which ltaEe
'Letsburg dai for Aldo dnd 'Middlebhfg. -;
.lAanual tickets sixty dollars; .-eomnlutItidh
tickets, (25 trpshat =! cents per mile, ~
:. NH 13.r..: ....".'.' j. General Ticket "A gent.
INV, NnpI. Q wv AcuJNn1ibN. tn p
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:. .Gonrgetowp, d T., my ls-lawdw -.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE II hying
~ administered ON tKn estate n' JOHN
YOUNG, deceased NOTICES hereby given to al
persons indcb ed to said cstate't" come forward
and pay up" Those having claims against said
estate are requested TO file the same with legal
proof the@ot.with oundersigned, in der t"
an early. ttlement ot,tllc estate =. tL
ie l-w4w Admir-. OF John Young, dec d.
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DISEASE OF'IMPRUDENiCE..

Vbcn the misguided and ir ;5rudent ;SS6;tary of
pleasure finds th.t.hc hhs. irhbibed the seeds Ut
this painful disease, it too9tten fAppGne that IN
iIl-tiInr sense Of Shame or dread Of discovery &c
tcrs fn fronrappttllfg to those wt's' from educa-
ton and res pcchibty, can .eone betr,and hlIn,
icf:id iIist,ss makes tlftr ahptaFance;' such as
ulcnr;,tei sore throat, diseased 1osa nocturnal
pain, in tn. head and limbs, dimness OF slsht
hI",cSG7 e dlr tic hca face ana extreiitties, pro-
crossing with frighttul raridity, ul~ At kst the
palat, OF the mouth or the bones Ri the
nn;. fall in. and the tcth Of this awtu! dlsen1;
bccon,rs :, horrd object ot, ,c61,,mfssrrtton tn
death puts period ny dreaay a!nGSpS iro;, ny
|. Tlmntf. hdtratcllrr returns va. .'''''
1t is It unlalrhnly fact .1hat thousands PIE
vctus tY ls terribly disea!s thhrSagh, ;1Ygii, ihIng
into tho hands 6f fgl"rfnt or un'kl,i.' r'. LhT
TEND DKI{e;, .lrhp, bys the use OF. that deadly
pni,on, Mcrcurys tSe:,, destroy stl!c constitution
nn% "ISE' ;'',;abc of 'cuig Keep III. unhappy SUI.
irrrr month after month taking their n"x"us .
;n,ri,u1:i .iInpounds' and instead OF being re-
stored store tou renewal of ale1 Nignrand Ilappnes,,
in DESPAIR leave hiu1 with ruined Health to sigh
ovcr lis CALLING disappointment
go '',~ Or. J0HNsr6N, '''--,
orrl;r, orr ~ No. :, Sourn FnEpEhhrfx srKxnr,
'-.-,':, yALrrM0RE, MD. "
doors from tic corh2f F2aiflal to' otst!Ffve nams
and nunber. i. 49,. c-:r.t-.: n Be-. -.
G!;- No letters received unless postpaid "I'I
contajping Il stamp 10 he used on the reply.
| Persons writing should state age, and send por
ton of nd dvertisemtnt describing symptoms.
"a -NNDO oFTHE, PRESS.
Tho MANY thousands sc,ired at this Establish
lnent year after year and the Numerous loi oiPprt
ant Surgical opspons performed By u RT r. J"hn n1r1
stoh witne:sctb the representatives "l iIG press
unc many otr persons, 'p"tiess IF s 'sh ns1f1i hIv
appeared again and again eei2fa .rne s'aGi,c ne
sides his standing Il gentleman OF characte
and responsibility is sufficient guarantee to
mSKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY eHhEb
Baltimore jy 7-lyJ ~'''''''
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IS # SS SA s. Co.," Z; .. ,,. r." -. -
r.. l....(Succcssors to '3dnrrre Hartley, l.'i
| GENFRAk.. COMDEISS{0R .,AlERCHAh 3
il ..,...... .. NO. Ii Union streets -: l., -
I ..Als4apdgia yn';:,, :,
GS" Particular attention paid to the Srl1R9 NIM9 "
PR6DTiCE and filing "a ali order; for GROEE-
RIES; GUANO;" PIASTER SEEDS &G''
&C. at the. lowest rnarkht rites !.:'.:' ,;" '
49, IN: A gents for the sale of ,Inmds.lS;' w 81 0h ,
celebrated brands. OF FAN1IL l. I'll LOUR: =. ma,
aE- Agents Tor the sale of th& re QAR. 1Gi
Hl.DRAUA.Ic CEA1EYT',.,. IN. . .jap jap ~ u:
-. J.. .BhepERs. -! ......!r . L"NHoN.
/. 7. aBRODERS. s. CO., ....:i. ...... -.
u No:ll King. 4reat =. -. y. '''''
eEsErxr; ~coNn1ss1oYS n A!af4R99#:FA' ERr#ANT ii
Wholesate DtileFs in
GROCER les {" -. '.'.','i ~ 80 '..,';' '.'
E.;...,". LIQUORS.: ......,... -! ..;i..'i. '..
"a !. i..:PROVisIoNS, ......... J.. ...-:
SALT FISH. ............
and PRODUCE. '..'
Also keep un hand general assortment Of
Cordage, Tar, Pitch Nails, Lime, Packing, pilf,
80 All orders and consis snmcn1s promptly atttnd:
eli til, land goods fUtw.,ftlcd wtliout dtayte CON
Aigneds on arrival .".i o.: u ..".. i. -. ..I.
..i Agents fisr Duponts .Gnnpowdcr. !:.;... =.
.., .XHK Ale and Porter always 9p hand. :"
4 gents for the Baltimore and Potomac Tfansr.
prt.!t! porta!t!on s l?ne. 90 .i;i - mn my, ig--'l
GoTLD Z K IGI|IDi 4 W:IiLKEENING@ >'''@ 4 ~.
W :; (Succcssor to W. F. Henderson,
GROCERY, LIQUOR y GENERAE COM
SIC
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" 1iTTV, NVUTGV. .V77E!I'ef ~ ~ "'@7"S -
tce, already described, a habit frequently learn
ed from evil companions or at school, the effects
of which are nightly felt even when. asleep, and
if not cured, renders marriage impossible, and
destroys both mind and body; should apply i'm
mediately. ..........' "a ........!.":.""
What pity that a,youpg man, the hope o, of
his country the pride Of his parents, should nS Dc
life by the consequence Of .rdeyiating from tho
path of nature, and indulging. in peTTnici9us
habits. Such persons must hrforn eontemplat-
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PIX
JIcy'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-07-12
News Items.

A. b. Chase, Harlwick, i n. Dav-
is. Danville, and Serene Montgomery of
Walden, have been appointed commits
soucrs for appraising land damage by
Railroad, for Caledonia county.
We have another terrible railroad
accident to record. A passenger train,
running from Nashville westward TO
Hickman, on the Mississippi, passing over
a weak bridge, fell through in a ruin into
the little river-the Harpeth which it
crosses, about eighteen ailes from Nash
vile. Tie road is poor affair and the
structure across the stream proves to
hsre been unable to bear the weight Of
the train. Fifteen persons were killed
outright and twenty-five wounded.
Tho total loss by the burning of the
Vermont House at Bradford. ii is thought
will reach $4,000 Insurance $4,75O.
Some $500 have been subscribed toward
new hotel building
Among the attractions for commence
ment week in Burlington, will be grand
concert by Gilmore's Band, on Monday
evening, July 81, with ArbuckIe, the
ccrnct player; the farewell leveo ofPrcsi-
]
dent Angel. on Wednesday evening
August %, and moonlight excursion on
Lake Champlain Thursday evening,
August Sd.
Judge Poland and Hon. b.. j. Phelps
of Burlington have gone to Utah TO argue
case before the United States District
Court of that territory.
Last Saturday night about II o'clock
the Jacobs steam mill in Burke was de-
stroyed by fire, together with about 1907
600 feet of lumber, $4,000 shing'e and
one COW. For an hour only three persons
were there, bul about o'clock the peo-
pie in the vicinity arrived in large num-
bers, and did their hest to save both the
mill and lumber in the yard. The fire
was too far advanced however to save the
mill, but they succeeded in saving 20O,-
600 feet of lumber The engine IN the
mill was but slightly damaged. No IN
suranee. Cause of fire unknown. MI
Charles Jacobs, the owner, has lost his
mill by fire three times before, and each
time, the mill caught FIRE Saturday night
at Il O'Clock.
A man 10 Bratteboro' was recently
urged by an Insurance agent to take Out
policy for the benefit of his wife, to the
amount Of $4,000. Before deciding, he
asked his wlfe's opinion, when she replied
with charming frankness Why, my
dear you will Of course act according t'
your own judgment; but in case OF youl
decease, 1t would make nc rather more
desirable widow =
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Local Matters.
lyhHhrk.

Eyde I3lrk.
|-The exterior Of the town haI ana
tI1my building Is receiving ffcsh coat
paisi, anl 1t will look none the wonse
III
Mr.. Bailey Is demonstrating
Il premises, after a manner both neat
n tasty
fifteen or twenty d0llars worth
{faworks we're shot oii on the even
Of the Fourth, on the iiai IN the rear
Il H. common, making quite a crciitable
i LAS which was witnessed by several
/. bred spectators.
-Ancther "big oil" is almost complete
d usi below the village, on the hue OF
y railroad.
-Green peas, new potatoes, ETC., are
. full blast.
THE NJ. f. Church Sabbath School
ID a ride TO johnson aud North Hyde
Ii, July Alb, as advertised, aud on
NJ ir return stopped at the residence OF
1 Z. Hardy, ESD, where a bounteous
+ rast in the shape Of almost every con-
IS Fable kind OF food was prepared Tor
J b. under the trees of his yard. There
y b about twenty different kinds OF cake,
.onmerable pies, as well as a good supply
n substantials and boquets ad tibitHm.
tween % aud 100 persons were present
|te ride was thoroughly enjoyed by all
ID participated IN il, though it seemed
NJ roads were never more dusty. Atthe
|ooclusion of the feast and when the "irag.
oeots" were gathered up, there were found
b b. nearly as many basketS-iul as at til,
real feast spoken OF in the Scriptures.
CuRious PIG.-Mr. d. &. Hardy has a
~ with three ears, two of which are OF
Ne right side Of its head, and both wrong
ida up. There is a small ear in its pro-
pcr place aud one of the usual size abou
ia inches below or little back of tn,
sye. The pig grows finely, and attractc,
considerable attention from those in at
Ienlauce upon the Sabbath School picnic.
MIR. Harvey Russ is about starting
pag- iactory in the eastern part Of tn
1oVn.
i From the large amount Of trout tina
Mi been caught out of the ponds in tn
oasieru part Of the town, we conclude tina
len must be- the best fishing grounds" j
I1c State.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-07-12

-Ihr Teachers meetius. Friday eve.
June Suih, uas auasaa.ly Interesting. Iae
sablcci discussed aas Pas siology. a brauch
greatly neglected il schools. Great cred
b is due our Superintendent, DR. Bingham,
ior his unwaFeiiug interest, anl unurinr
zeal, IN behalf of The teacher. aud schools
in this town, aud TOT the Perseverance De
maniiests ia attending the teachlrs' meet
ing, as he has not been abscui from one
yet Would that the teachers were ike
energetic IN this matter; then We should
have more than four present at our meet
iugs.
Martha 4. jackson, deaEani-lum
girl Of twelve years. residing IN this vii
lage, returned from Conn. week before
last. She has been q student at the Am
crican Asylum for the Deaf aud Dumb,
AZ Hartford. for four terms, aud the iu-
siruction she has received has enabled her
10 read and write as well as most girls ei
her age. We hope If there are any like
wise afflicted they will avail themselves
Of the superior advantages Of that ius,i-
tuition.
The principal feature o! the 4'h Of
Of July in Stowe, was tranquility, aud a
cessation OF hostilitics" so far as schools
were concerned.
Strawberries are prolific, aud the
market full
"A few days since, Dr.. Hough,on's
little boy, twenty-one months old, wa,
run over by team carelessly driven, aud
narrowly escaped serious IL not fatal la.
iuries. The lightuess fthe soil on which
he was at play, perhaps was what saved
him, us ono or Two Of the wheels Of the
carriage passed directly over one Of hi
arms.
No. Holc01.
-Boardors arc now arriving TO receive
the bonc6t Of the Lamoiilc Spring. Th
water is still in good demand, aud man.
visitors avail themselves Of its hie-giyinl
waters From a number of certificate
shown US, we see it is doing good.
EYmOTe.
: ~ OIk on the new CuuICu hdS uO'
commenced the foundations are laid, an
I the building committee with their accu'
e toned energy are pressing the work fol
t ward with all the force they employ to ad
Il vantage.
MIR. L. II. Do,y has litter Of Whit
Chester pigs, that, When four weeks ole
weighed 2lI lbs. each, --averag &c weight.
J, Rufus II. Clark, for two years pa
d the constable aud collector Of this towr
h started from home one day week betot
u last with some fifteen hundred dollars b,
t. longing to the State and town in his pocl
d ct, for Montpelier, for the ostcnsiblo pu
t. pose of paying the same to Mr.. Page, OF
l. State Treasurer. While in NJ, he pa
d chased 4 suit Of clothes, a revolver, son
Jf medicines, etc, saying he was about
Ie start for South Africa He then bong
d r. Il. ticket for New York city, al
r. lett for Burlington on the afternoon ira
st of the same day, without calling on Il
ir Treasurer and has not been heard fro
since. His bondsmen are Messrs. All
? Camp and jefferson Smith. Doubtlc
Of any information Of his whereabouts W
rs will be thankfully received by mournir
N friends.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-07-12
CARD.

Feeling deep sense of gratitude for the many
acts of kindness received at the hands of our
friends in Wolcott and vicinity during my hus-
bands last illness, and especially to those bound
by the ties of brotherhood who have united in
rendering me that abundance Of assistance and
coincidence so characteristic Of kind friends,--l
take this method of expressing my heartfelt
thanks: may the blessings Of Heaven be yours,
abundantly MRS. WV A. PIERCE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-07-12
ADMINISTRATIONS SALEl

win be sold at public Auction on Saturday,
July 20th. 1871, at 10 o'clock, A, NJ. on the
premises, the following described property:
One equal undivided half Of Lot No 6, I'd di-
vision, original right Of Charles Dibble Of FL
morc being the farm formerly occupied by A.
j. Bedell, AMI cirried on by The Subscriber for
the Inst thr0e years, supposed to contain about
I'D acres also from 10 80 tons of hay. Time
OF payment aud conditions made known Mt time
ofstle. Y. W. WATERMAN, Admir- of
3lwS A. W. AvaRILL's Estate.
Caly's Falls, July II, 1871.
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN.

THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN.
Five copies, one year. separately addressed.
Four Dollars
Ten copies, one year, senarately addressed (and
al extra copy to the getter up Of CLUB.
Twenty comics, one year, separately addressed
(ald an extra copy TO the getter up OF clnb).
Fifteen Dollars.
Fifty coriee. one year to one address (and the
ThirIy-three Dollars.
Fifty copies, one year, separately addressed (and
tue Semi weekly one yenrto getter no OF club,
Thtrty.five Dollars.
One hundred cories, one year, to one address
(lnd the Daily for ono year 10 the getter up OF
clu0J, Fifty Dollars.
nle hundred copies, one year. separately ad.
dressed (and the Daily for one year to the getteI
up OF club, Sixty Dollars.
THE sEMI-WEEKLY SUN.
Five copies. one year, separately addressed.
Eight Dollars,
Ten copies, one yesr, separately addressed (and
~ extra copy 70 getter up o. club),
sixteen Dollars.
gEND YOUR HONEY
in Post Office orders. checks, or drafts on New
York, wherever convenient II not, then regiStet
tie letters containing money. Address
I. W. ENGLAND, Publisher,
Sun off,ce, New York City.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-07-12

In Elmore, July /, Mrs Hattie Sillowsy, wife
of J. y. Silloway, aged 20 years.
In Wolcott at the residence of his brother
in-law, c. c. Drown, June 10Th, Capt, VIM. A.,
Pierce, of St. Johnsbury, aged 81 years.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-07-12

Please reod tho following extracts from recon-
endations;
at has more good points than any other in the
market.D Ex-Gov. JOHN b. PAGE.
Rutland, Vt
81 cut 200 acres of grass in thirty consecutive
days" The LATE WIN. e LAKES;
eve say with Vim. Otis of Dandy, it far outstrips
any and all that we have ever seen or used
b. r. & A. GREENE.
Rutland, vt.
The MEADOW KING is constructed without
hinges or joints, the knife running in any position
from horizontal to Perpendicular without cramp-
ing, and the ptman entirely protected against Oh
structions of anykind or size.
Manufactured by
GREGG PLYER q CO.,
Trumansburgh.
hopkins County, N. Y.
G. r. PAGE,
Morrisville Vermont,
Agent For Lamoillc County.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-07-12


L up. There is a small car in its pro- |
D place aud one of the usual size about
b inches below or little back of the !
b. The pig grows finely, and attracted
siderable attention from those in at
Nance upon the Sabbath School picnic
MIR. Harvey Russ is about starting
g-factory in the eastern part Of the
NJ
From the large amount Of trout that
h been caught out of the ponds in the
rtern part Of the town, we conclude that
IN must be the best fishing grounds in
e State.
IA. LT6e ZaIh'.
The case Of Master Oliver Brown,
6ch has caused 50 mach excitement aud
n which has been manifested 80 much
neere sympathy, was Investigated by u
>nncil Of physicians on Wednesday last
Inputation was found unavoidable, and
AZ performed by Dir. Sherwood Of ST..
Ilbans, assisted by DIR. Belden and 9TH
". The operation was painful beyond
xpre,siou, and the poor boy came out OF
IL trying ordeal scarcely alive. The
mb was taken off above the knee, aud
,ond to be the seat Of bone cancer.
'onirary to the predictions Of the most
opeful he is now doing well and in fair
'ay TO recover.
- One day Of last week as the villag-
n were engaged in raising the frame oil
<obbins' new store, one Of the timbers
|foke, precipitating a dozen or more men
Ihout ten feet upon the floor over the eel
M fortunately no one was seriously in.
IN.
Mrs. VIM. Foss has been deprived o.
he use of one of her hands frlm having
Ne misfortune to break off a needle among
Ne muscles of the same where it cannot
)efound.
THE "Glorious Fourth" stopped here
.na was duly welcomed by a brilliant dis,
IAN Of fireworks, aud a liberal "com
of powder. Everybody was
|oly and hut for one accident would hay,
INC home well satisfed.-As Mr.. Jacot
upper was acting as chief gunner on tn,
6acasion a portion of the instrument used
II prevent premature explosion was Iodg
'ss cons;dere6 dangcrons
4 MOVING Machine trial came Of
E 90 Wodnesdav iast The con,neti
.2 ,r u" ,ho "Gra,;to Stoto v .,Clinner
III ..two wheel KIN " No iIdoes wer
.1.s IN h., aaoh Wont ofr tho field s,tisfi
.3 in b;s avn fayor;te machine
<HW0/1Uge'
s Services are holden every Sabbat
I6orninp at the CONGREGATIONAL house u
iks Boro' Sabbath School at the close G
Ihb service at the Centre, preaching am
6abbath School in tho after part Of tn
day
WI ,.,,
8 Hfe|VF|e.
Levi Russell, a fifteen years old boy
IND assisting in repairing fence on til
zrn of A. B. Waters, recently, had a
&I1 but out by a nail flying into it.
e;a,eo,,,,;32o
'V,'l Gee qL
Mr.. II. Southland selected the churc
at the Troy IN. oeI'-loundry
~ N I IDS
POST four hundred dollars; mat
arrived at the vile safely was a'
Fed at eight o'clock on FRIDAY morn
Y une loth'--i'S own ,onsuo 'o,.''
tory 1t gave general satisfaction
4 V Mas raised the Saturday following.
.,V;ll;e R,vn,ore was thrown fiol
" 49, r., - Loeoro lost an
IN tod his shoulder. also. Smith Heb
brown from a double wagon ana Oh
Is limbs broken just above the Knee
9ese are sad misiortunes Tor the entei
y young farmers just IN the mus
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-07-12
CLOSING OUT FOR REPAIRS.

MUST BE CLOSED OUT IMMEDIATELY:
OF GOoDs.-WHICH
ooUSTY-EsPEcALLY
MY LINE OF DRESS AND FANCY GOODSi
"GIyEN EVERY
CALLED TO EXAMINER
THIS
Cannot get along Vith
Store is therefore, make repairs My business Is
still iacre7sia MORE ROOM Teh Be had
nth 50 LARGE STOCK on hand bh make Repairs lMME
DIATEY get completed Geore the Fall Trade! Therefore
pose 10 mark my Stock dorm the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE FOR CASH4
ulch wWea 0 MT in a rery short time
YOU WILL WELL TO CALL SOON IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF
ANYTHING, For MUST CLOSE OUT, AND AN BOUND
TO DO IT BEFORE THE FIRST OF AUGUST!
A
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-07-12

WY ANTED-A good pair Of Oxen, four or hve
wv years old, well matched, and we'll broken,
weighing s700 pounds. Address stating particular-
lv their sge, color. weight and prioo for cash,
WV. WILLIAMS, Boz 50
~ Worthwhile, W
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In Cambrilge. July Srd. son 10 Rev. and
Mr.. T.. Whe,look. Psalms l27 :4-5.l
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HATS and CARS marked down nearly at cost.
CLOTHING marked down nearly at cost
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al aged resident Of this place, after
4 in vain to collect several small
+ 10 fit of good humor composed the
pg:
Butter is d wnl butter is down.
You hear the cry all over town..
s. cannot pay that little debit
& have not sold my butter yet!
Married, week before last, somewhere
b Stowe and Canada-line, Orion w.
81, Jr., Of Stowe, and Mrs. Sarah s,
6|br, of Greensboro,