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Brahma Hen Linden.

la Lsnark when the sun was low,
Not many hundred years ago.
A mighty Roosier's awful crow.
Broke on the deep tranquility.
But isausrk SAW another sight,
" hen the rooster rose at dead Of night.
To eN,eTminate in deadly fight
His long leg'i Brahma majesty
Then rushed the dr. a,liul battle. tide
Then iiew the feathers lar aud widc.-
but louder than all else beside.
The Brahna crowned triumphantly
In gown Ani night-cap all arrayed.
The neighbarhood aHoke. di.mayed,
tur-'d the unusual serenade
In terms OF great severity.
Zach sleeper started from hi> bed.
And wished the noisy rascal dead.
And muiicred vengeance on h, head
With deep heartfelt sincerity.
The combat deepcns ON yc brave.
Devote that br alma to the grave
Wave. ron,ier, al the feathers wave,
Md crow with all tiny devIitry,
1Ac battles ended-Now once more
The ntighbors slumber as b. lore.
And ihsuis arise io Heaven DER
a, downfall OF the enemy.
/ ~ ul'ru. bIi scarce the iATk's high note
P'ct hiil aud vale begins 10 float.
Ire that Internal Brahma's throat
rnurs iorth - dread artillery.
Hui longer yet those leg will grow.
II Fate iAy- not the monster low,
Aud louder yet the Wretch will crow
nlcss death seals Lis destiny
Ah,-iew would mourn nor man, weep.
IL come dark hoie'- secure retreat
About two hundred fstnoms deep.
should be that Brahma's s,pu lchrr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

Il came near selling my boots the other
day, said Seattle To tricnd. How so2"
''Well, had them halr-soled"
The entire press ot California IS calling
loudly on the government for protection
for the people of Arizona against the Ap-
aches.
Charles +. Delaniel. 4 professor at the
French st There's, School" in New Or
leans, fell dead on Saturday of heart dis
ease.
The lnaum Of Muscat was slain in the
recent battle, He will probably be sue
cccded by Synd Torkes, who was victor
inus over him.
The Cuban government will sell at aur.
tion to-day the cannon and rifles anu am
munition which composed the cargo OF the
Mary Lowell.
Dr. Galcntinc, convicted OF maaslaugh-
ter. n Cincinnati, for killing the seducer
OF his wife. has been sentenced to ten
years Imprisonment.
The saiaric, OF the judges OF the Su-
preine Court are at last to be increased
The Chief Justice Is to receive 80 500.
and the Associate Judges $4,000.
Look upward and onward We learn to
climb by keeping our eyes, not on the val
leys that lie behind, but on the mountains
that rise before Us.
Heinrich Iieine said. every woman wrote
with one eye on her page, and the other on
some man-except the Countess OF Haw-
Haw who had but one eve.
Tables turn, and ''creak and .'groan.
and are ''set in roar" but doors bea.
han fh..I Il
those who say that they answer them
The New York and Western Methodist
Book Concern, have real estate to the val
ue Of 81 POI .679, and their net capital is
almost a million and half
During the past half century, the annual
capture Of shad ia New Jersey waters, has
decreased from Ill ,492 to 26.379. mainly
from the killing OF young shat In eel
weirs.
As illustrating the humorous, Prof Low
ell mentions an advertisement that caught
his eve sometime since Wanted by
boy, situation in an eating house He is
used to the business"
Turkey has practically agreed to the de-
mands of Russia, concerning the Black
Sea.
The Spanish cortes has passed law
making the sale of Cuban tobacco a mo-
nopoly in the hands OF the government
stone maiden, said to be petrified
walled up alive victim of the Spanish IT,
quisition, hundreds of years ago, is on ex-
hibition at Berlin. This is, probably, as
good a thing as they can do over there,
but don't compare with our Cardiff giant.
There are some things which will never
be hurt by falling, growled an old man at
the Market the other morning. whats
them?" inquired marketm prices"
said the old man. ''they're so awful slow
in falling that they never'll get smashed
Thirteen thousand nine hundred and
ninety-two feet Of tunneling have been
completed through the mountain at Hoo
sac, aid eleven thousand aud eighty nine
feet remain to be dug through.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Ia said to have
given way to Incorporate wrath when her
indictment against white males" appear
ed in print as ian indictment against white
mules
Hitherto IL the English universities each
college has had its own lecturer, but now
some Of the Cambridge colleges are saving
time by amalgamation, 30 far a. lecturers
are concerned
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Ny Held is like TO Rend, Willie.
ny WILLIAM NpTHTEwFiI..

- AA=AHfaa HtfA III INV
Ny bend J. Ike to r'nI. Wilhe.
Ny hesrt J. like Ia break
I'm wcA:iu' al ms ir.i. Willie.
I'm dyIn' for your .aAc,
-. lay Your cheek to mine, Willie.
Your hand on my bric,.-banr.-
q. snr vel think on me. Willie.
" Then | am deii aud san,
It. vain 10 comfort me. Willis.
>air grief Elaun hae IT, will
Hut let me rr>i upon your bric.i.
90 >sb and greet my MI.
LIT IN. 1T on yous Knee, Willie.
lsei M sbcd by your hair.
Aud ipuA into the face. Wi!llr,
never .ail see rualr.
I'm siiiln' ON your kurc. Wila~,
For tho lat time in nv liir. -
\ puir hsari-brokcn thlag. Willie,
mith'r, yet nae wife.
Ay. pre-. your hand upon NV heart.
And itrr.- Il mair and mair.
or y vii hur.i j., ,liAen twlnr.
>ac ,iraus i ~ despair.
., wac, me FOR the hour WuU,.
" hen We ihrgi'hrT met. -
g. wAr'- me iar the lime. Willie.
Thai tir.i cur tryst Wa. s.i,
-. wae'- ne Tor the loanin' green,
" here We wont 10 gac,
Ani wav', iue for the dcsiinie
That gari me luVe thee sac.
.. dinna mind my words, Willie.
downA seck 10 blame
but. q. IT, hard 10 live, Willie.
And drce a warid'- sham,
liet tear arr hAuin' os~eI ,uuF viircA
And htiIn over YOUR chin.
W hY weep tc .As for woriLit t.,ne.,.
lor >osEvN ami Tor siuf
Inn weary % thi. ward. Willis.
Aud ,lcA vi a ! see,
] Gamma live A. hac lived.
br u. A. | should b..
But iauld unto YOUR heart. Willie.
Ih' heart that -'I.I i thine
Ana hi,- ancr maif tho white. white elsel
" .a!d vs., rcd lAns,yne.
4 -tpun' gac> through my held. Willie
\ sAIf .ioun' through nv hart,
.. haui uc up. and let me ki.-.
Thy brow ere We twa part.
Anithrr, and anliher vet -
How last my liie-string. break.
farewell. fArswecl.-through yon kirk
yard
step lichily Tor my saAc.
The lay'rock in ihS lift. Willie.
That lilts far over our heid.
W III ling the morn - meTrillc
Abune the ciAy-cauid deid,
Ani~this green turf we're siiiin' on,
WI dew-draps shiminerln' sheen.
Wal hap the heart that luyK thee
A. warld has seldom seen.
But o, remember me. Willie
On land wher-'er We be -
And %. think ON the lcal, ieal heart
That ne'er luyii Ane but thee.
And %. think on the csuld. cAuld mooi
hat file my yellow hair
That Hiss the cheek anl Kiss the chin
le never sail Ais, mir
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

The Chorpenning claim, which has vexed
Congress and the Postal Department for
ten years or more. occupied much Of the
time Of both Houses the other day, and
led TO rancorous debate in the House.
There are grave suspicious, and indeed in
tlmations, Of fraudulent legislation IN the
matter, and investigation is promised in
the Senate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

YflE subscriber has taken the House recently "
Gated by Dpp. W. HALE. known the Ill.
svorth House. aad has rcntted and rcfaruished ii
throughout 30 transforming that ~ deserve new
name. and he has therefor, chrisicned il the IiIA
HOTEL. By strici attention To bssihcss. WEu
accommodating WATERS aud clerk. and with thr
OH and experienced hostler 20 long HNiur~ &"
the stable. TO take care oi that department. be
hopes 10 meet and to receive a good share uI
public patronage. No paine viii be sparri o.
mi ak this House fAvorite with the travrliu :
public
sS Every room "a the house Is neatly painted
csrpc;tcd and furnished.
&. W. BAGLEY. Proprietor.
OCT. l3th ls7o. sltf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-02-23

The temperance society. in 1927, which
Rev. Albert Barnes regarded as ..the germ
or seed of the temperance cause in Morris
county n. j., where he then lived; pledg-
ed its nemb rs, under solemn oath, not to
drink more than one pint of whiskey a
day. Two or three pints had previously
been regarded a fair allowance
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Sanford's Independent Line.
Winter Arrangements.
FARES AND FREIGHTS REDUCED

f"uF Dollars s4 to Roston. including Coach
Pare TO " Wlnierport
steamer kATAIIDIN. Capt. HE>ar : RicH.
. r- viii leave Wtnterport ifnr Boston
'every MONDAY at II O'Clock A
~-7-~--A- NJ. tonchne at all the usual land.
ings GU The river and bay.
RETURNING
will leave Boston for Winterpori touching as
above, every THU URSDAl at 4 O'Clock p
Pare from Bangor or Hampden To Boston. o. 90
Pare from Wtntsrport and Backsport to
Boston. 1 90
Fare from searsPort and Belfast to Bos-
tom. 20
Pare from Camden ani Roekland to Bos
ton. on
Pas sage and Coach Tickets can be procured n
the International Telegraph Office
frcights tasen AZ reduced rates
lit II freight can be AZ the once on
the wharf each trip.
LOOMS TAYLOR. Age,i
Dec. slst. ls-o. 5stf
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

i,ue copy # paii within three months,..----sS 90
aat paid within three months '-.------. -
t4it AT the end Of the year ..---+-1 o.
NeFtp.r will be discontinued UNITS all arrear-
E ..- are paid, except at the publishers option
ha.i ans person wishing his paper stopped must
L e notice thereof at the expiration OF the term,
sHttAcr prey iaus notice has been given OF not.
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HURRAH FOR THE HOLIDATSi
before purchasing your
PRESENTS

cali at GEO. CUNNINGHAM & Ca's
and examine their stock Of FANCY GOODS and
fICIUkks.
GEO. CUNNINGHAM 4 60.
Nov. 24fh is1O. an
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
CENTRAL RR LINE
srEIN1 snRaNarsrNT.
Cgumsucizg Monday, Nay -. ISL

=
Tuiusgsi.r ssuih "a Easi-L1aFs Wsisrtur2
als afam, lua. 81. ass 2 o. D. e..
Maj Traiu leaves tisttnii.zl = az ~ y uasti 81
TrsT. ani ID Rh.is R.ter lnusiiuu aud hsiisv'
FaIisHlth TrainsitT matiau h liausiers = lIl lsll
Ny. ai Gfaufs c1Turf - Me- Loudgu.
nay Etpruss leaves hunlFfal % - - q
hurgh a. saoH n. Meufs's iunoion 81 io.io q -
- Alhans e ia Zoe M arriving In hufiou "a 10
cell az Ioa1pm.
Night Express leaves o.donsi arb st ] COP N,
Monireal l. m, - JEANS sgs n, - Altans I
Apm, connectinE ~ Bellows falis viii Cheshire
Fesd 81 nosinn and " ureuster aad with W VALLEY
4 Co gpung gaelic, Ac. and arriving 10 l a. -
5.Pn- ,-..,-.w-, ,.-..w.,-.,..-.-
az = IS an. a "a, o. D m, and 20 p IN.
far Harrington. Montreal, 10 Altans, &c, arriving
Il Moutreal AZ oupm, ard ogdenshurrh at ? ~
a N, making eiose conneciions with trains ior The
West.
IAurouec and FitehhHrg "a D. . m, SdrinEdsld AZ
sOlam, for Burlington and 81 Alhans.
Accommodation Train leaves Northheld a Is .
IA, for Burlington, Rutland. 81 Alhans, Ogtens-
hurEh, etc.
Ni.Gt Exprrss leaves Bellows Falis AZ 10 rs pm,
receiving Passengers frum Vt Valley n r., leaving
NY ati3Ispu, and from Cheshire n r, leaving
Boston az s % y m. connecting % White River in
with train leaving Boston at m Cor burlington,
Montreal aud Odenshurgh. connecting vi "a steam
eTs and Grand Trunk r Or the Wet,
tecpia Cars are attached h. the NiEhtExprcs,
trains running between Montreal aud Boston, aud
st Alhans and Springfield, and st Adams and Troy
aud Drawing -Rnom Cars between Montreal aud
Boston on nas Express Trains.
Through tickets orChioago and the West for sale
'''' q, MERRILL, Gsu'l Sup.
st AlbAns, May 90 1871.
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Commissioners Notice,

The Subscribers, having been apPSO,,D.,D.s
Honorable Probate Court for the D us"Mr,
mobile, Commissioners, TO receive, e e; ner,,s
adjust ali claims and demands, Of oil P'"
gainsi the estate OF ,b,,lse 10 !
Ephvaim c. Pierce, late Of Camo5'uS i5sH
District, deceased, reprosen1eS. Nm 81
and the torn of months rom t9Ir oar h
july, 1871. heing allowed by fala IV r"lea
creditors ofsaid deceased, to exhl ts s,ict ta
respective claims before US, GIVE n pg9rtmsntl
will attend to the duties Of our ~ TC,,nmi.
dwelling hogsc OF DaAid Lewis dliulssvsIit
in said District, on the last Tuesln.S ~ fltb
aud January next, at 10 o'clock III "'
of each said days. ,r,rs
DAVID LEWIS, ~ So1,n
ELISHA BENTLbh'yh
Cambridge, July 18th 1871
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
NOTICE.

To all who wish to secure the 'er. D,j ri
short Horn Bull, Prince Imperial O" ~ Nj
kept on the farm of | N LeDirOGh . !" ID
town. | would say that you eau n' or sSt
vices at Sl,O0 per COW cash down ,,o5 ,onit
one year. Prince is active, is 10 ~ "'a ,as
and sure and good getter' Is ' mv piaa
and his stock can be seen ~ ~
neighbors. Please call c,..,or bar
also have a good White onS 9 TCANEB0'
Morristown. June LIST, 1871
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
Commissioners Notice,

The Subscribers having been appoint
Honorable Probate Court for the Dn N,ao IN
noble Commissioners, to receive 'A au'nN n,
Just all claims and demands OF all lieS%fJs, ,.,
the estate Of Erastus Burnham late o. u Sgr
said District, deceased. represented lh'y iIS
the term Of Six months from the y gay ES,,s1is
being a. lowed by said Court to the s.y Y. ,,s
deceased to exhibit and prove 'nv' IN NJ
claims before us; Give notice that w w, "" "Tg
to the duties Of our appointment AZ .'S or DI ~
0. Heath In johnson In said DistilcH yI bTyE
day OF August next and the 25th ua! J. |oiysi !
at 10 clock, in the forenoon, q gaSn iGri
ia. ANDREWS i"'
johnson July 81 A. d. 1871.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
rK,Fv SUBSTANTIAL REASONS WY THE
ii FEIPLE uF NERMuAr SHOULD INST az
VERMONT LIFE

4. 81 : ~ helt. ---,
II tsntfilui-s b. che husiussi aal laanc.ai
rrastscrltr % TIE state.
n IL aE rs cuisines facilities and Aoceusaaoaa'
tIrns. A Ia husinass meu q Ncrmuut % net e.
ri ticif leans not deem advisable @ Keep tier
hank aoocunt and deposits In me Atlantic e.tiet,
the rrssrro fund u this canpzny l. within hsir
reach.
Il Ths rates 81 premiums are The most sreniy
Distributed and are popular, hcing thusc q The
arraf tlaIaritF g companies 10 the lntud efaies.
s. The fcsiuFas e TIE csnliaay are lihefal aad
rrntrHus--aaur more ~.
g. Contested death claims arr not taken @ The
United STATES Court % NashlEtiu O % settleli a.
+, companies flom other states dviuE nasinssi
here. lat aIe decided % vermont. ana uu ellnpni
r1muanv has c1ntt-tgi policy ciaim.
e. Aissiutl security IL furnished Or the pas sent
afail claims by fuiI ant uninpalrod receive
fund. and iu aiditIen. hy pad 90 and uuimpaifol
guarntcr capital Of fitr thousand dullars.
= TIE securities of tllc company arr ui the mot
reliable character aud cuuuUt uefhaken - uuetaa-
tions q stock gambling.
9. H. expenses Of mana cement are lev, and tho
evidence 81 prudence Is manifested In surplus Al
the cud ol the second ycar which Is constantly In
crcasinE. -,
no. Tie books halaucc altogether la favor q the
COMPANY upon H. location aud merits.
Home ofee, Peck's Bailding, College Street.
Burlington, VI.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
Ellen, Mach a, 1871.
EARN For SALEl

EARM FOR SALE!
Il Located 3-lths mile from North Wolcott,
of the stage road to irasburgh, within 100 rods
a good saw mill! Said firm contains 5Oacres
Of excellent land, about thirty acres cleared
Billings all nearly new-horse-barn built last
season. Running watcr TO house and barn,
brought from never filling spring. Said farm
will keep six cows and horse, and by "a little la
Der can be male to keep eight c5ws. The land
is new and very productive in fact it is one
of the beet firms in Lamoille County of its siz'
and no one could ask for better location, it be-
ing one Of the best roads in the county, and
miles from the depot. Also 40 acres of wilt
lind on which is a sugar orchard of from lOO'
to 300 trees, sugar house and all necessary
fixtures, 18th mile from the above mentionec
farm. Also % acres of wild land located twt
miles from said farm. The above places will b.
sold together or separately as desired. For fur
particulars inquire of or address
i5.f !. c. SANBDRN Now vlcott, Vt
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
TIE DoLLAn WEEKLY :,

TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY Sun.
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Four Dollars
Ten comics, oda year, eenarateiy addressed (and
al extra copJ 70 tue getter up OF clabl,
Eight Dollars.
Twenty copies, ono year, separately addressed
(ald an extra copy to the getter up Of cluD),
Fifteen Dollars
Fifty copies. one year, to one address tand the
beiul-NeeEly one year 70 getter up of elubl,
Thirty-three D0iiar5s
Fifty copies, one year, separately addressed (ano
the Semi Weekly one year 20 getter un ofcluh),
Tkirty-6ve Dollars.
Ono hundred comics, one year, 20 one address
and the Daily for one year to the getter NJ oi
cub. Fifty Dollars.
N1e hundred copies, one year. separately az.
dressed (snd the Daily Tor one year to inc gettet
up OF club, Sixty Dollars.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
TARM FOR SALE.


The subscriber offers for sale his
EXCELLENT FARM!
situated one mile from Eden Mills On the branch
road to No. Hyde Park. Sid farm contains
$50 acres Of Good Land, Good IIouse-largo
enough for two families, two Blrns-one New,
80 ~ Horsc-barn and Wagon-shed, large
Wood-shcl, Milk room and Shop. with good
running Water Mt both house ard barn.
Slit farm tone Of the most desirable places
in Lamoillc County. The meadows are smooth
and cqn be moved with a machine The pas
lures are good, and there's heavy Spruce Tim
Der on the place in sufficient quantity to pay for
it; and ali within onc-half mile Of a circular
saw mill. Stock will be sold with the farm if
desired. y. B.-This place will keep y cows
and team, now; and with very little work can
be made to keep - or more. Terms EASY. For
further particulars call on or address 4. j..
CARPEN FER, Eden, VT ST.
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TEE sEMI.wERKLY suN.

Five copies, one year, separately addressed,
Eight Dollars,
Ten copies, one yesr. separately addressed (and
an extra copy to getter III q club),
sixteen Doilars
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
pyoboie Notice.

State Of Vermont, l.amoille District
Probate Court, held at johnson IN aliA'
on the 22d day Of July, A D loll,
Carlos s. Moves Administrator Of u'G az q. X
Hiram Aydc late Of Hyde PARK IN said d9'4t
ceased, presents his administrator accCl.l ~. aI
animation ana allowance, and makes alF44.
Tor decree Of distribution and partition y ". " 7,
tate of said deceased. Whercupen, ts eSsas,
said Court, that said account and sad alrS|It,
be referred to q session Of said Court 2 y - IN,
the Probate Office in said johnson on ths W ~
August A. u. IS7l for hearngand dsc,s'l, a .,,
Aud IL is further ordered, that NOW u.', N
given 10 al persons interested b, punlcTt.. ~
same three weeks successfully IN u, ne p AI I.
Newsletter, paper published at Hyde INK ,s,.j,
vious to said time appointed for hearing -, s' n
may appear at said time and place " IN
cause, If any they may have, agaih'' 'H'''''
Of said VIII.
S6wS HOMER c. IRISH, Rs%
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
THE DAILY sun, so A YEAR.

preGmncntly readable newspaper. with tho
largest circulation IN the word. Rrec inde-
pendent, and fearless in politics. All the news
from everywhere. Two cents a copy by mail,
90 cents month, or SO year.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
urnIEefntc.
HOTEL AND FARM
ElR SIZE

n 10. WoLc0TT
Ths,abs-fler uIu ~ De n1td pFoperiy,
- Taraa il 81. ~ .folh
Th- rrar-rtr usll ku1ur g. thafsft lla ~.
a. II las.tei o. tte rlsil F.at f-aa ~ .-ltf
urlta1f t.aaigl AID lsai g t-f -----e
tpuuE. - 80
viii ell the u1tsi aai To- Acres q l-.ae' e
ia ~ he L4ad lr she tauC fae g - p !.
uhieR Il atui CD arres er aitl the Nheis fAt-A "
100 arrus. O. suit purchase
Hrrshaa eppsItuuliy fsf nan u enieiii u
make uunegs
F,r r,r,isuisrl inquire ofthe sulf,riher 81 North
h''sa"' NoAu HoYNrON.
- a. rrHH ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE!

viii be sold at public Auction On saturday
July 18th, 1871, nj 10 O'Clock, A, NJ. on The
premises the following described property
Ono equal uudi.ilcl half Of Lot No. q, I'd d.
vision, original right Of Charles Dibble Of I'll
mere, bcinE the farm formerly occupied Iy l.
!. B,icl, and carried on by The Subscriber Tor
the last three years, supposed to contain about
40 acres also from 2nto 80 tons Of hay. Time
Of pqvmcnt and conditions made known at tune
of sale. V. ". WATERMAN A!'n ca
alw8 \. W. AylHhL's Estate.
Caly's Falls, July II, ISL
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09

OF the same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY, but with greater variety of
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its subscribers with greater freshness, because
1t comes twice week instead Of once only.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
SCOTS COFFIN ROOw
Main Street, Csrl,;s-

Where will be found 81 ID,
improved patterns Of BarJ A.
Rosewood Finish. also Rosuool \
gany and Black Walnut Ca.gs,. -
Cloth Covered, Rosewood. ard E.5r
Boxes. closcd with Lock ills. ops. 49,. u
on hinge, nov used Tor the hest: 49,
for children on hand. An other ia. u, !,
In Rosewood. Mahogany, and K,-, !
All 81 the more common Wui.lso -.
made frum also MasluIc ard Fi.f.. 80
ofnew IS les. besides many ether 60 3
inrs. eto. Shruuds aiWay. un hand - -
otthe most desirable patterns. al ven -
Celebrated Patent Corpse Preserve 4 g
other PfcservUrs, by VII oh be f. sssI 49,.
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WILLIAM SCOT