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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03
NICEOLSON'S BULLETIN.
e F. NICHOLSON,
(SucccHsor to ". =. &. IIarrisou,)
I5S West Baltimore Street,
baltimore, MD.


IThOlS,aIe and R,iaa.
DIARTES for 1871, every style. Writing Desks,
II Work Boxes and Portfolios.
l3S West Baltimore street:
TININE OnChromo Of Gen R. +. Lee. Backgam.
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Toy Book'. Paper Dolls, Games. Dime and
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10000 DIME Novel; and sgPg;tsF:; s:,3!;;SI :o.,
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lO,OOU Novels at Ftn!y Cent?;
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. OOO NOVELS At Sew Five Gents, coo
~ Z. F. NICHoLsoN,
l39 Wcst Baltimore street.
DHoTOGRAPHIC, Writing, Autographs and
Mental Albums; War Maps nnd War Scenes.
lSS West BsI'uoro strcct.
II HANDSoMEI.Y Round Gift Books. Initial Note
EFF NICHOLSON.
l3S West Baumorc street
IIAWE'S Fouu ain -psrfcct-indispcnrab
IL 5000 Bound Books. en- ga suhiccts.
l3S West Baltimore street.
Bibles. Prayer HooIs. Hymn Bcoks: StcrcCscopes
ant Views, all prices; Black. Blur, Carm,nc,
Violet. Red Yellow, aud other Culgrcd Inks;
AiIthc Weekly Papers; All the Mon thIy
MagaEinCs, All the New Novels,
issued; Anything
ana Everything in the
ROOE, NEWS AND STATIONERY LINE,
Pas Books. Butcher Books, Milk ROoks. Ncmornn-
dums, Letter Balance IS cents. RaCE Numbers Of
Weekly Papers a. hall price, F. gusitc Chrumos and
EpgravinEs, School Reward Tickets and Notices.
I.itnogrsph= Of German Generals. Autographs of
Pretty Faces. Pocket BOoks--Rll qualities.
Co. All for saic in quantity very best terms,
wholesale retail. Dealers will find ourStOck de-
sITRble aud chap, + +. NICHOLSON,
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I3S West Baltimore S., Baltimore.
SoveInbcT -, 1870.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

~ This IS how uncle Caesar a colored
preacher disposed of the mode Of baptism
question:
'.Now bremen" said he. 81 hear great
fuss about desc words IN and into. And folks
wants Us to believe dat they all mean under
and dat when the Scriptures speak Of an iu-
diyiduai going down into the water. the BIZ
bic mean TO say DAT be went under de water.
Now, bredreu yonder Is brudder Solomon
Nov 'spose some day 60 over to see brudder
Solomon and brudder Solomon very politely
Say. "Uncle Cesar come into de house ;"
do any body 'spo<e dis here nigger would 60
under de house z"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

~ An exchange lets Hy the following:
"PulveTized alum and common salt put on 4
piece Of cotton and cbuckea into a hollow
tooth will shut up its aching 50 guick you will
want to hug Us for telling you; but you ean'ti
unless you have certificate Of good MOI
character, arc married woman, and oyel
.tEentY.fre."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

s9-"H;eck tie parties" have dawned in the
rural districts. a neck tie lady makes neck
tie Of the same material as the dress she wears.
These aEe taken 70 where the party is to be
held and place in bag When the gentle
men arrived each one must 20 TO the bag and
take e>out a neck tie, aud it Is his duty to wait
upon the lady during the evening who wears
the dress corresponding in material with the
ueck-tie
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL On the
sth of December, the first meeting of the
Board of Directors Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Caual since the removal of the general
Office to Hagerstown. Md, was held in that
place. The !iagerstown Tirjce a Heck says
II is gratifying to the friends Of tho canal
to know that while the general tonnage of
coal and other merchandise shows Il. 600 tons
less than the year 1869, the revenues show
but $4,000 less, Notwithstanding the large
expense caused by the disastrous food on that
portion Of the canal from IIurpcr's Ferry to
Georgetown, in September last. The COM
Pany, during the year, has paid up all the iu-
terest on the repair bonds to October lss,
1870, amounting to $50 600, thus showing
$4,000 paid ou, Of the net earnings during
the year 1870 There remains in the treas
ury sufficient sum TO put the canal in good
condition TO receive the trade Of 1871
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

THE BLoTTED PAGE--A sublime iIlustra-
tiou Of the power Of Jesus blood is found in
the unique language Jack" a deaf mute, as
given by Charlotte Elizabeth" Speaking
BY signs of course, Of the day Of judgment,
he said God would open the book in which he
had waitten all Jacks 'bads;" God would
find the page full. he said but would not be
able to read it. He would see nothing for
when he first prayed Jesus Christ had taken
the book, and opening the wound in his hands
he had let it bleed all down the page. so that
God could see none Of Jacks sins. only Jesus
blood. Finding nothing against him. C cd would
close the book. and Jesus say. My Jack I"
put his arms around him, and bid him stand
with the angels
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

II Don'tbe loafer If you can't find
thing else TO do, 90 to peddIiDg peanss
you havn't enough capital to 20
business, beg. borrow or steal tb
worth Of siriehniDe. and wink out.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03
Speak Kindly to thy Mother.

Young man. speak kindly to your mother.
and courteously. tenderly Of her But little
time and you shall see her 40 more forever.
Her eye is dim. and her form is bent. and her
shadow falls toward the grave. Others may
love you foBdly; but never again while time
is yours, shall any ones love be 70 you as that
OF your old, trembling, weakened mother has
been.
Through helpless infancy her throbbing
breast was your safe protection and support
in wayward. 's=ty hnyhood she bore patiently
with your rh"u-htle-s rudeness she nurEed
you safely through legion of ills and mala-
dies
Her hand bathed your burning brow. or
mois'ened your parched lips; her eye lighted
mp the darkness of nightly vigiis. watching
sleepless BY your side os none but her could
watch.
Oh, speak not her name lightly. for you
cannot live 20 many years "a Would suffice TO
thank her fully. Through a reckless and i'm.
patient youth she is your counsellor and So
lace. To bright manhood she guides your
steps for improvement; nor even then for
sakes or forgets.
Speak gently then. and reveren'ly, Of your
mother; and when you. too shall be old. it
shall ir some degree tighten the rernorse
which shall he yours for other sins, TO know
that never wantonly have you outraged the
respect due TO your aged mother.
"TM Cons CTILD"--A little boy two
years and half old was one day askcd--
"Whose child are you 2"
"I'm Gods child" said he.
Ionce new little girl, not quite so old, who,
when any one asked her who she was, used to
reply
I'm paPa's little daughter, ruama's little
daughter too, DOd's title dirl, and Desus title
lamb"
Dear little one can you say ''I'm Gods
child" "Tm Jesus" little lamb? ? I hope
you can. and that you may be gathered into
his fold when he comes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

"a If any people are beeomin
mate with each other. let thet
socisble. IDfsllible recipe for bTd
rels.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03
EDUCATION Nal
8nrrrnsoN 4NsrIrurr.
eHARlEsTnwp VIpnIrn


VIE next oessl0u viii cOLlmence on MONDAY,
i SEPTEMBER 70, 1870
Being provided With competent assistants, every
advantage for thorough course in EngliSh, the
Languages, Drawing. Music on Piano and Ore an.
will be Afforded PGTtcU lar attention will bo paid
20 Music, and pupils will be required play at the
Musical SOirees, when the Grieds of the pupils
have an opportunity 20 judge Of their progress.
Vocal music win be taught in glasses we'll a.
by private lesson.
For Circulars, Terms, q pply to the Principal,
July 10, 1870. MEb. a. NJ. FORREST.
CHARLESTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.
'fNHE next Annual Session of this School will com
mence on MONDAY, thc 18TH DAY Of SEP
TEMBER NEXT az the rooms OF Major Rearslcy,
corner Of Main and West streets.
The course OF instruction embraces the usual
branches Of Englis cd ucatOn ughI in our scAUOIs
including also Latin, Preach and Music.
TERMS:
The Primary ClaSs, for cacn seSsiOn ZIP CO
Middle CIaas.. .......................... 1000
- Senior Glaze, including Latin, ........ 2O.CO
"AuslS''' 2e.O0
oae half. in ell cases, to be paid in advance for
each sesEiOn. rr'
Boarding will bs provided, and further Part.cu.
'a'' made AnOWn' on 'PRISssSS9 '2 's9
Charlsstown. Jefferson county, W. Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03
DENTAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC.

nR. a. F. SMITH has removed to the corner
IL nearly opposite Mai Hawke Coach Factory
where he will be pleased see HE friends Par
tcular at enton paid 10 Cleaning, Filling and Ex.
tracing Teeth.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Inserted on Gold or Silver Plate. Teeth examined
free of charge. All Dental Work warrant d for I2
Months. References given when required
PICTURES TAKEN IN LIVERY STYLE CHEAP.
Dec. s, ISTO-3.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03
NEW GOODS! Kew G00BS

HAVE just arrived from Baltimore with n most
L beautiful and varied stock of goods in my line.
consisting OF
WATCHES. CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
am satisfied that there never has been as good a
display Of goods Of the kind and price in Charles
town. To which a!so Is added supply Of NO
TIOSS too numerous to cuumcTate, down 10 pins
and needles. have at all times good assortment
Of fSPECTACLES. To suit all agca. Also
VARIED ASS0RTa!EnT CT lAsaPS,
and the best Burners and ChimuCY= for Lamps, 10
be had To which - added CALCIUM OIL, which
gives the best light known. and is perfectly cafe
from explosion. But cant specify.
Al come and see for yourselves. Come one and
all, both great and small but don't all come at
once, or can't Wait on you. L. DISELE.
October II, 1870.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-03

WANTED 1T SUMMIT POINT DEPOT.
Hides Of all kinds-Bocf. Calf Sheep, &c for
! which the highcsi market price viii be paid in
trade. Old Iron-ciihor cast or vrought-taksn in
exchange for goods.
mLLENRY, WILSON L JOHNSON.
Summit Point, Oct IS, $50.
lust received a full stock OF Wheeling Nails
- Horse Shoes, Powder. Steel. Iron, and goods in
nv line 10 which invite attention.
Nov. Is. JAS. LAW. HoOFF.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-03-25

POWDER AND SHOT DEPOT. Repairing done
and warranted.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-03-25
eau TION.
e. +, GAETOE'S
DYSPEPSIA HSENH EDY.

In placing this Remedy before the Public. viii only
refer to the following certificate which expresses all that
could And being from who has experienced
beneficial results from its after having given
could say
GFNTLFNEN-Eor aSnUmher Of | greatly af-
hieted with Dyspepsia, and although my food
it would immediately reject it, should / any thing
matter how small I frequently
leave the table with being able take nours-
short became much reduced n
and eak that unable and unfit attend my
business NJ mind better condition than body
continually with lassitude
oEsPIrs Ittred ali the patent medicines prescrp
that eari Of and Of these afford ed
r"ry relief but ia 81 time reIapsed my
condition.
While suffering this heard Of g. = Cations
Dyspepsia Remedy and concluded try it
but short when began e. feel relief
to take It. could partke my meals without any
lie feeling cit her while table teraari
gained flesh rapidly. 1t nearly
have continued from any thing like Dys-
UepsiaI cautherefure recommend il
like manner. Respectfully yours.
ANDREW J. NICHOLSON.
Pittsburr March % 1859
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-03-25

The of Corporation is FTNA INSURANCE COMPANY
located at Hartford, Conn.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22
Aorrisville, Aug. 10th, 1869.
]. PECK Dentist.

~, Johnson, VT.
aaturalteeth put in the best state ofpres sryation
ss ,sases Of the gums successfully treated artiic
WIN nadei in every style known to the profession
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22
Convenient Home Directions.

To rem0re grease from coat collars
Wash with a sponge moisiened with harts-
horn and water.
To prerem ink from moRldiac.-A
few cloves added to ink will rreveut il
from becoming mouldy, and impart an
agreeable perfume.
To extract grease from bdpered rails
Dip piece Of flannel in spirits of vine;
rub the greasy srots gently oLee or twice,
aud the grease will disappear.
To make hard water sof.-Dis. olive
one pound Of white rock pctaih in one
gallon Of water, aud then uss half a p,ll
OF the preparation to tub Of water.
To keep lemoRs.-- Hill keen
good for month if sliced when perfectly
fresh, and packed in jars with thick
layer of white sugar between the slices.
To criraet stains from saser.-sal
ammoniac, one part !; vinegar sixteen
parts. Mix and use this liquid with a
piece of flannel, thea wash the plate in
clean water
To raise the surface Of eeluef.-Warm
hat-iron moderately; cover it with a
wet cloth, and hold il under the velvet :.
the vapOr arising from the heated cloth
will raise thc pile Of the velvet, with the
assistance Of rush-whisk.
To remooe starch on rust from fiat.
irons. Have piece of of yellow bees
wax tied IN course cloth. When the
iron is almost hot enough to use, bat not
quite, rub it quickly with the beeswax,
and then with clean course cloth. This
will remove it entirely.
Hon. TO bake griddle cakes.-A griddle~
for baking cakes should never be creased,
as this destroys the delicate favor of the
cakes. Scour well with a cloth and sand,
wash with hot suds wipe dry, and; just
before baking, rub with coarse cloth
and salt 1t is not necessary to wash and
scour it every time it is wonted only
once to get all grease out; but use the
cloth and salt every time you put fresh
cakes on, just as grease would be usede
Cement for crockery.-To make good
cement for crockery take one pound of
white shelac pulvefized two ounces of
clean gum mastic; put these into bottle,
and then add one-half pound Of pure sui
phuric ether. Let it stand half an hour,
and then add half gallon of ninety per
cent. alcohol, and shake occasionally until
it is dissolved. Heat the edges of the ar
ticle to be mended, and apply the cement
with pencil brush hold the article firmly
together till the cement cools.
Gloss for Linen.---" Starch Lustre " is
substance used for washing purposes.
which, when added TO starch, causes the
linen to which it is applied to assume not
only a high polish but dazzling whiteness.
A portion of the size of an old fashioned
cent added to half pound of starch, and
boiled with it for two or three minutes,
will produce the best results This sub
stance is noting more than stcarine, para
fine, or wax, colored by slight admix-
ture of ultfa-marine blue. The latter
may be added at will.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

As the leaves fall together, 50 we die
in concert. The clock that strikes the
hour of our going will souud the going of
many thousands. Keeping step with the
feet of those who carry us out, viii be the
tramp of hundreds doing the same efrahd.
Between fifty and seventy people every
day lie down in Greenwood That place
has one hundred and fifly-three thousand
Of the dead. said to the man at the
gate: "Then if there are a hundred and
6fty-three thousand here you must have
the largest cemetery" He said there
were two Roman Catholic cemeteries in
the city, esch of which had more than
this. We all are dying. London and
Pekin are not the great cities Of the world.
The grave is the great city. 1t hath
mightier population, longer streets, bright
er lights, thicker darkness. Caesar is
there, and all his subjects. Nero is there,
and all his victims. City of kings and
paupers! 1t has swallowed up in its inn
migrations, Thebes, and Tyre, and Babyl-
on, and will swallow all our cities. Yet,
city of Silence. No voice. No heef. No
shifting of hammer. No claek of flying
bloom. No jar No whisper. Great
City of Silence Of all its million million
hands, not one of them is lifted. OF all
its million million eyes, not one of them
sparkles. OF all its million million hearts
not one pulsates. The living are in small
miuoriIy.-T, DeseiH Tallmadge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

NOVEL FIsHING.--A new and exciting
kind of fishing is to be had or the Upper
Nile. A big, steady boat is fitted with
windlass ON its bows, and long whale
line, TO the extremity of which is fastened
a good-sized buoy. From the buoy is
tethered, by powerful wire cord ofseveral
yards, a fine fat goose, under each pihioh
of which is tied strong sfsrk-hook, is
tarred a,slifl, aud the struggles Of the
captive goose earefully-watched. Before
long, goose, buoy, and all disappear with
rush. the line is dragged out, and the
boat is rapidly towed down stream. Then
commences the struggle, A crocodile is
expeditiously dispatched. After he has
wearied himself by tugging about hehoat
for twenty minutes or half an hour, the
line is drawn in, and as the monsters head
appears on the surface, bullet is adroit-
ly lodged in his eyc--the only vulnerable
part.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

the welcoming. the reprcaches. the caress-
es, the determination to lose him sill, and
still despise dear. innocent little Marion.
Then when the table 10 the next room
had been set by Marys deft fingers, and
she had retired TO her west garret, Mrs.
Clements opened her heart.
There's no use talking George. This
fiue fancy lady Of yours never1l suit me.
Give me n smart girl like my Mary Smith
and Ill ask no more. Come in to sup.
per now. Mary Mary!
She raised her voice to call the girl,
when a low answer near her surprised
her.
oh, you dressed up in honor Of my
boy Well | must confess never knew
you had such a handsome dress, and YOU
look like picture, with your net off and
them short bobin' eurls. George this is
Mary Smith, my
George came through the door, glanced
carelessly at the coner where the woman
stood. Then, with a cry sprang with
outstretched arms to meet the little figure
that flew into them.
My Marion! my darling little wife
What does this mean?'
The Deacon aud Mrs. Clements stood
in speechless amazement. Then Marion
all bushes and fearful smiles, went ovel
to the old pair and took their hands.
l am Georges wife, | was so afrait
you never would love me so l came de
termined to win you if | could. Mother
Father, may be your daughter
And happier family, when they hac
exhausted their powers of surprise, amaze
ment and pride in beautiful Marion
never gave thanks over suprer-table.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22
Miscellaneous.
CHARLES &c. DODGE

0HAhLEbC Q, DUDUE
Lamoille County Insurance Agency,
oa Morrisville, ,.Vt.
,ssu,ee sSmee \ Powers & Gleed's Block Insurance
stsesp to any amsuntin the bestand most reliable
fstes agd Mutual Companies, and at the lowest
6os, h, Farmers insure In the Farmers Mutual.
NY allders risks from : TO so per cent less than
III, !, gther Company. This Company pays for all
al ! tsa. mage by lightning. / have the Agency
Ml,i.assse y expiring Policies in Lamoille County.
I'M yiuol valley In Orleans County, Hardwick
~ \, N.iserhury No policy will he allowed 80 OK,
ooWas,ontth The assured having timely notice, All
II Ss la'catiens, whether by mail or otherwise,
p'2mpH. attended to. 2tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22
II o q L Il V.
REPORT

OF Lamoille Lodge |. o. G. T., johnson, read
he recent Union at Cambridge by q. F. Spaffor,
You wish to krow now, IsupOese,
Just what we number at the close
or this, our present termi
How many of the ones who stood
With us, within our brotherhood,
Still stand there, true and arml
ESQ, the knowledge which you seek,
Cannot be given till next weeks
Our Quarter IS notyet done'
Our Lodge reports will then be made,
And with the Secretary laid
When we shall knop each one.
BY looking e'er the book to date
Perhaps can approximate,
SO it will do for you,
But III not vouch in Language plain
That when our Lodge shall meet again
This number will prove true.
The number at the last report
Was Gust to make the matter short
One hundred iorty-fve.
But truth compels me here to state
The number now is not so great
Who help our Lodge to thrive,
The numbers that have joined our band
And promised since that time to stand
Till life with them is o'er
Are, clearance. cards accepted, ten;
Initiated, good and true,
One more than halfa score.
One, whom we for while had missed
Upon late suspended list,
Came back tc pay again.
One fact can now by all be seen;
The number is about fourteen
That we can count for gain.
A dozen members left by card
Which drew upon our ranks quite hard
And four their names withdrew;
While thirteen members in a lot
Six months ago had quite forgot
To pay what then was due.
Our total loss from every cause,
OF those who once have signed our laws,
BY any count OF mine,-
The members who have followed me,
Before their eyes will plainly see
The number, ttrenty-nine.
Another fact can now be seen
We have to day about fifteen
Less than our former band
The number that we now can claim,
II .nd hod, vol as name.
One hundred thirty stands.
p., ,.n,;,, ;nterest Won all
rohnav ,vhv mambers leave our hall,
SO ] will tell to-day:
A part were members true and tried,
Who now in other parts reside,
Who could net longer stay
o,ost his i,terest in the cause
..a,oo onr ronts Wbv, inst because
a,,ld not .elI strong beer.
nj. h.s sonnd tbat statue law
-. "a, -, h,s mock ats dro,p.-
His tendres spot, fear.
,..,,t,ot s had to snare
nss I'D and will ren,ir
n.sa.s,ato
=. !. .ho No., state quess.
~. eailod q ain qle blessedness,n
Now guess our prother 'a'o'
We've bought a naus'c-ohe .ha' "io"F
Aud works n treaddle when IL goes
,,...-,, .wov.
nsouhus "oii my 80. -.
10 heln ms meet this large expense
~ .,.,,ro 10 nay
ana othei "iinse
ttot wa thanght were sound
ooiao 'ne', - III, a,or he found
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

Next in order came The eating up. in
which Of course L took no part. Then
the triumphant return home. exhausted
bodily. but awfully proud.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

The subscriber, having retired from the firm
dNW. & RG Gilbert of Montpelier, will
continue the practice of Dentistry, in oil its
branches, at
M0RRISV
where as good work will be furnished at reason
able prices, as can be obtained anywhere in the
State. And shall hereafter keep my Office open
during IN. FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
aoNTH, but shall be away from home more or
less of the remainder of the time.
have ALL the modern improvements, and
warrant entire satisfaction in all cases, or no
pay will be required.
r. G. GILBERT.
Aorrisville, Aug. 10th, 1869. 8stf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22
LamOille Newsdealer /:
ADVERTISING RATES.

Isolumn, one year, 500; six months, 500, three
months sl5g one month, SIS.
~ eolunn, one year, 500, six months s35, three
months s1lg one month, SO.
ilcalumn, one year, SIS; six months, $40, three
months sl2.s0, one month, s..
rs column. one year, SIS, six months, go, three
months, 50, one month, -.
Business cards on first page, 81 per line, year,
no charge less than 81.
Notices of Liheraiions and Estrays, 81 so each.
Probate notices, s250 each.
Leeal notices, 10 cents per line for one, two OF
three insertions.
ohtuary notices, Eve cents per line.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-11-22

To remOre grease from coat collars
Wash with a sponge mOistehed with har,s-
horn and water.