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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18
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IT TT GROCER A%ufre9uns. Gin Gran3oie
tan, beute Il, sas @otbi@tlo'Y&e Comp
tor unb nerlangte pter MtQtpnen, tpen1
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bte 2uft 9elpren0t uub nit BEN &otbz
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nen>S @la8, Der Genfer, Gb1re unbEil@e
3%ertrQmmsrte. Mebrere Yerlonen pur,
ben p%er,punoet., Der Gran3o(t 1T ner>
baftet ; berlelbe l&eirt tpabnfnniA au ieir.
@eitere &anonenl@ld8e ,uuree,1 aufee>
funben.
Grantfurt 20. 9prtl. Das ut,
tentat Int &utbl@tloY@en Compton felt
ft& bod ernfter berau8 als bic erf teu Be<
rt&te nernutben lteben. 3und@f bans
belt Is ft@ nt@t UNI ba8 YlaBe, zines
bloben &anpneni@la9es, ionoern urt bas
Grplebtren elmer Mrt 8ombe In Torm etz
ner feds 3oQ lan8eu u,o 4 3ou breiten
Ut4le, bic NIT Dpnauatt poer Nttro1lv<
certn eeflut .par. Die @ermaftuna,
wel@e Die Bombe onrt@tete 1T lebr Be-
beutenb. @tne tarte @arb NIT pfetler
tpurbe btnauseebr1dt uno bas %unelin9ene
S&lob elmer Tbir wett ,peeee1&leupert
uno 3uiammen9eroQt. Mu& Die Ser
wunbun9 be6 MdflerS tpar teine aana
lei&te. Der 2uftorud bar feline Nersen
tri&0tiert uno nod eeitern &teno iol er
Der @pra@e nod ni@t gang und9tte 9e>
peien ieiu. @aS ben iuSenblt9, tauua
1924 Sabre alien @ertre9er betrtft,
BET aus MeB 1T unb ben In Deutl4lano
nt@t gang rnaew5bnl|@sn Mau,eu Carl
MdQer trdst 70 bleibt ct babel, ba6 er
Mitolteo eintr eebetunen @e(eQl&aft let,
unb pab ibn GAS 2eos eetrofen BABE,
oas Mttentat aus &a&e fit Mnnerion
BON @llab uno 2otbrfnse11 aus3u>
fubren. l1eber feline .3urt&nunssz
fdbtsfeit 9eben cte Mer3te aueetuanoer.
Sn ben 8erb6ren ipra@ ct poQfommen
3uiammenbdneenb unb 70 tlar, bab3weis
fel barlber aufltetee1 u,ubten, ob man e5
IN BET Tbat NIT einem @abnwibi9en 3u
tbun babe. an 1ttnem&6rper uno unter
ieinem @epdd wurben nod iieben tpeitere
8umben, wel@e bic Gorm etne6 3uder=
butts baten, 8efunben. Mu@ tm &otb>
idttoi9tn Compton loQen aud bret fol-
DE NIT 3inoern seriebeneB l&ieu>8 ou>
ben 8efunben tporeer, fem. Die @rploz
lion erfol9te In benz Moment, alS MQQer
Dem @omptotr>8 eamten 'einen Brtef ppr>
sei9te Der bieien 3ur @us3ablun8 Der 9e>
fprpertet, pier MtQionen (ni&t' flnD
GrancS bepeeer lolte. mdaer mar i@on
in porieer @o@e I'M &otbl@urY4en
Compton 8etpeien unb bate unter Der
Drebuns, gang Granffurt in bic 2uft gu
ipreneen, Die M~ussabluu9 ebt9er. @umme
perlangt. Sebr eerlibmt miro Der Mutb
ben 9err 81. 6. .. @ptbl9ilo an ben&a9
sele9t.
(Sbi9on tptr unitre Moti3en r,ur ouf
@runo lebr poriidtiser uno eetauer @rz
funoisun9en nieeer(aretben, m56ten mir
fe bo9 nt9t fir eur@wee unumfSbli@
auseeben ; eS 1T 19wer aus ben lelblt i'm
5aule Der Ebat umiawtrrenoen, it9 mts
oerlpredenoen@ eri@ten bas&i@tiee berz
aus3ufnoen.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18

~IU1n1e1lxbE
Aufforberuus &.
Ramtate, 3. Mai 1871.

@antata 3. Mai 1871.
l. Sn lebterer 3ett fino mir ,p~teeerbolts
Anpeutunseu % u Gbetl sepor'
ben, bae @ttalteber hes Melobrou,ati>
i&en pper 6armunta 9eretns, unetns
@eni9tett bel&uloteen, Bic aueintee lit,
fade oes 3wte(palt's unp ter unetnts>
teit 3wil@eu ben Deuti&en In Manfato
3u* letn. ~
Sbn9ea@tet ouer Na9fra9e babe i'd
bic ptrefte 3ueIe aus Der bie(e Bel4ul<
pteuueen fteben nidt auffater t5nnen.
Sneem i'd bteie 8el9ulot8unsen nidt
Bios entl@ieben abneile, loneer1 1ol@e
ptelu,ebr auf Die @&ulttra ter 8el@ul<
bigger werfe 70 foroere i'd loelet@ biermit
Die tapfern @itter auf cine eeutetne8 u(@<
flepper Yoitten ju perla6en, tbr Btfr ~
Sfnen, une auf Sen freten, 6fentltden
&fplab 3u tret:n.
Grtldre Ibrt9en6 ale iol@e Na@rebet
In Be3ue auf raetne perien fit. ntsprtse
uao erbdrmlt&e @erlduneun9en, ent>
lpruneen elmer, por Mer8er, 8ifteel@wcl>
lenen Gale, retl Id nt&t tan3te, wte's
tbnen Su pfetfen beltebte. @'
ST. S@tlbfne@t.
N. B. Tim benz Yublttum @eleeen>
beit ~ 8eben fi@ Elm fretes l1rtbetl iber
Die biet9en oeuti@n 8eretne, teren
Strettfra9en &c. j1 bilben, miro nd@fens
Gas Gsrfabren 6etoer @eretne 8eeeu etn<
amber, felt leBten Grlbjabr, in etneut
8latte m{t9etbeilt perpen.
Der Sbt9e.
@oltablatt 1T eriudt 3u eopiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18

Deutftbe 8anf,
ct. 9aul, = Mirr.
@eb, 8rteft sber Ma&rt&tenlteseu ssr FIJI
70. 1862 Griebrt@ 6uf.
Ne 4O3 @tunpn Berban.
80. 404 Sobann Gerber.
so. 405 Dunatus 8lbnte.
" @tIIfuS g p's. u. Duubar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18

palau, %. Mdrs. - Damit bod
neben BEN @rnfte ber 3eit aud Der 9u<
NOR 3u iettem &edte fomme, tru8 F&
eefert1 IN btelteer @taot GolDenoes gu
SIS wurpe bic Mntunft BEG 8. 2anewebr>
8ataiQon6 er,partet. Der f6nt9l. @tapt>
Commandment cine Deputattor te8 &C.
msinbr>N uel&u0es perfQsten fi@ NIT
erpBer Teterli&tett gum 8abnbofe bic
Staet ,par brilliant befasot, cine ar8e>
beure Menidensubl Bate ft& i&on an
ber 8abn 9e(anamelt uno Elm Muitccrps
l9ntetterte benz beranbrauienben 3u9e
@teoes< uuo Subsllteoer ent9eseu, Sur
rabS unb taulenoftmmtee 9o@6 ert6nten
unb- -berausfiee. Gin 2anbwebr>
mann, Ger aus trsenb eit,er1 @pttale tn
feline |3etmatb entlaGe,1 poroen)
- @ie bic In Berlin eri&stnents
vSQtti@e Yrefe" bert@tet, purbe aud
1T Suraialen1 son Der beutf4<jdetf&eu
@el,einte CUR Stesesfeter etr beuti&en
@afta tta fttr; ifttthttlt&sr g. @ettts0teaf
absstaal1ttta1. '1Inj, '%,> a. "a. ',:. n.y.. u;
- Die Grtatftrtn Gusenie beu,ertt'
reult@ Il, elmer llutertaltun8 NIT u,tbre'
ten bersorraeenben Yeri4nli@tetten gan,
ent(@ieben q fe unb itbr) @emabl ertparz
teter, por Atlauf RON 6 Monater1 ,ptebe'
II. fronfrt{6 II (eiu.7 . iitlR
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faBte mad etnem Broeeu 6turH q. III 9
i,,,bde naetuesf 9ladbarsi taafdQiSe6 e3aua
ut&t,iueSeeblafen Hurns.H.s ~Ii@atdt'
erStberte 8,~6ha6Rfat e>eultn !taf
et,,es i&were bpp,tbft >srAsfruttg 1ta
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18

49, Dte betoen leBten 2%ieferunsen Der
@esue pes beurM cnpes entbalten auBer>
Dem e{ne &etbe BON Mrtiteln, bic lber Die
Sttmmuns Der fransSflaen Yrcpin3en
udbreno pes &rte9e5 prientteren. SEER
paul QeroD Beaulieu 9ebt lebr iaarf na>
mentli@ NIT 9trrn @ambette tins @eridt
uno se'9t, bis gu pel@em un9laubliaen
Wrabe BON DeSur9aniiatten cte propin3
unter Der 9errl9aft be6 Dictator6 BON
Borbeaur 9elan9t tuar. @ebr tntere1ant
1T eneli@ aud Elm Easebu@ George
Sanb's felt Dem Sftober, pa5 IN eraitt>
l9er @etl e bic 6ofnuneen uno @nttduz
l9unsen Der YrpoinStewobner 1dilpert,
auerein98 etntee btttere Worte iberpreu>
zen bat, Dor beren Nsqut0tionen cie &iuz
Der tbre Yuppcn peri tedt bdtten. Nber
aud @eprse @anb beurtbeilt @ambetta
NIT grocer 1nbefansenbeit unb tennt tbn
aerqoesu etnen politiI9en Nbenteurer.
MuS tbrem Tasebu@e erfdbrt man aud
Die a1erotu96 ntdt perbirote &batia&e,
pab bic beutl@en Gruppen bas @@lob
peS 6er,ooS BON @alencaY Gin preuBen
Don @aean) uno NIT &adf@t barauf
pas ean3e Departeunent eer Snpre reipetz
ttrt bdtten, >porlber fi& bic 8emobner
natdrli9 nt9t betla9t baben.
Die neue preu6tl@e 3situnB entbdlt
beute Mbeno bic neue tntere0ante @e@z
nune elmer frans5fi@sn @arquile flr
preuBil9e SfFiiert, bic bel tbr binirt
batten. @teue,dt 1T bie6 bieislbe
Birtbtn, ber etn General nebf Stabsof<
Rcteren ant Gnpe BET Tafel Die &e4nun9
pte BEL einem &eftaurant be3ablten, 3ur,
eroben Sri taunen etneS jun9en Sffeters,
Der Dem General trdbrenp per &afel etnen
Beri9t %erfattet uno wel@en bic Mar<
QUITE, als ct ft@ Suerft Seldeut,, In &eile>
tletbern an ber Gafel She'll Az nebmeu,
ausorddlt@ In perbtnbli&er @ei(e ta3u
peranla6t bate. @u& ct ke3ablte leine
3e@e, pel@e BE Grau Marqutle freunp<
li9f ent9e8ennabm.
- Grtbe: Sizes, ct Is bod III rib
renp, tpte le ben oQeu 2oui6 In S9liel>
purit %eupfan9en baben! Grit MQenS
umdrmelt, VI, abletneebert I'M bic Tbr1z
men fin 70 btde runnerieroQt, bat aliens
naGe Gibe jetrteot bat. "+Fa4
Sobann: Serap nte bunnemals
bet bic jreee Gtuetboeft scn'n tleenen
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SD made terntt benz eesbrten Tub1ttum bic ereetene Nn.
aetee, ta6 i'd an cbsn benannten Ylabe en nsues Nein u.
etqupr Seladft er6fuet BABE, unO bite una oenetettn 3u-
fprud.
apo Wt. TranfeI.
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@as iber tieies Bere aefoat mirs.

SO II bds erfp1srei&fe
Wsrt btefsr &lofe suu BIZ
dbern, rel@e mir befaunt ftnb.
= Gsrrefpputsnt res Ar&ius
fit Bu@trudett 2eip3ta.
,Dtefes Dert tt cine nbS.
TIDE 3alfe fir jebe tnteQtsente
perfen."- SeuruaI Of Conf
nReree, Gttcaee.
rDas @dultat etuer inteat.
eentea 6erf&uus uxe tebeu.
ieneer Yerf6nit&er Grfat.
sns."- 9te Station, Rtrp
Sort.
uVta sstttt BUD nit aus.
at1et6Retem d, 6.~-c'Su.
1e1uerte, Oart"
.taat ssar6att ,Re Bert
ate9 tte IN 0sseuAaRb -
9atl9 GRE pIet, &t&tn ~
.@seaaSta1 eaIuNrl&sr
1tlde ttt 4Iuk n taGelte
eeat." Dailq Cafen xab
etsabaEt. Ss3fsS RsG.
6es1aG unt DHt2sf ~
,,x Rse3euar.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18

Nuen's Tron Comic 8itters lit bas bite tonifd.
02ittel I'M @ebraud, fir Dpspepfd, unSerbault6tstt, Qeber
1et:sn. Wueeridure, NppethloFstett uno aaaemstne S9wdde.
9revarrt BET S .. ALLEN, Drssstf, @de Sadlpn u. Tier
Straet, st PAUL.
Rope4 S8rr4 s Cutler.
gDbolelalt AeenteR.
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,
nettte 9reBe Mdhe io'8tal'
tteer etttort!@
sne anl3anlt9." eSentae
w~ 0tIWStUUU8 CtSISo OUs
Msa "a fei,rrr .6nra1An.k>,
-:.<f>H 0.-.m:Sl-
WUrot6. - 5leU Dprle1.
90 eutsd!t S.fcrmattor
na@e ~ lest IN lettter pal.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18

9>er Mmerifdntide 8u@sruder.-e!a Samuel
lrwstl iar Wufanatr, ais NIT prattti&en Rtetln tsr BE
Derwaltuus AQer 8wetas etnsr Bu&bruderef. Dadelbe
enttdlt seri4tebene nhblt&e GabeQen,- Mettpben nm
gorrneu in teter Mttfe aufsuHa6en. gtueeraetae far
Autureu unb 9erausseber, Snarutttouen I'M 8prrettur
9efan. sablrei4e Eabeaen fur Gbbrestottenen uxb aus
l6nbtI&e DtrafeH II. au taben BET Itpmas 81 {.
&ellat. $3.50; per pof $1.70+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-05-18

" aluen's l,ee'tne . albe turtrt druntfde wsfdwa:e,
ferppbul5fe @eihmu1f, Jtetet @e(2wdte W(tl6bein. s6nttt.
tn uAb e~at,lneet.n @ef9pire. sen LANCER Hauer. prepa.
.trt Set s. .. allen, DruseiR. Gde Sadlrn u. 7teu
straee, ct. PAUL.
Rones 8ros. & Cutler.
~~s0bpliale Neenter.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06
Notice.

The following resolution was passed at
a meeting of the "Lamoille Spring Com.
pauy, held at Woleott, Aug. Sd. 1871.
Resolred-that on aud after September
first 1871, no water shall be carried away
from the "Lamoille Spring" in Wolcott.
except in bottles furnished by the ccm
pany. The company will furnish good
quart bottles, well packed, at yery
small expense. The bottles can be returned
TO the company. The reasons for adopting
this method by the company is that the
water when carried away in imperfect bot
ties and without being corkrd tight, soor
looses its strength and the usefulness o
the water entirely lost, where it is bes
for those who use the water aud for tn,
company that the water should be kept it
proper bottles, the company by careful ex
animation have found that the water vii
grow stronger when kept in perfect hot
ties, the above resolution will be strietl,
adhered to by the company, while tn,
water will be free for all to use at tn,
Spring. 40w;
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06
HaleyTihe.

-Elbridge Wilbur has again resumed
work upon his new house.
Mr.. Sanborn and II. n. Leach start
ell Aug. 9th, for West Virginia. Mr..
Sanborn intends to erect a dwelling house
and remove his family this Fall.
Noble Chase, sou of Ambrose
Chase, had his left hand badly cut while
at work in the Sash shop Aug. 9th. The
stick that he was saving after passing the
saw began to pinch which caused il to fy
back nearly across the shop. when his
hand came in contact with the saw, near.
ly seyering the second finger aud badly
cutting the palm Of his hand. Medical
assistance was promptly called, aud il
wa decided tina il would be necessary
to amru'atc the second 6nger, which wa:
done BY DR.. Fagg assisted BY Dr.. Corey
-Silas Wiley is repairing his house
by laying doors and putting up a piazza
A boy by the name of Bartlett
while riding down Main street was thrown
under the wagon and was run over, but
escaped without serious injury.
We notice that John Codding has
been making extensive improvements up
on the farm he bought of Taylor Bros
last spring, by thoroughly repairing the
house and moving the barn, and also put
ting up new fence.
S. II. Waters assisted by Miss lola
Heath, opened Select school, Wcdnes
day, August 26, with good attendance il
both departments. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06

"A geu,ieuan tn this place Of good
common sense aud energy II character.
reports 'ays, reSsiily gave a young n.an q
thorough whipping for taking his daugb.
ter out to ride after = reasonable hour in
the evening. lie dealt as wisely With the
giri. The fellow has len town. This is
an eiiee'ual Kind Of discipline.
-SEEIoUs AocIBNT.-Julius Kenyan
OF hasoow, last week had four fingers Of
his righ, hand cut OF BY cireular saw.
lie was attended, and surgical operation
performed by DR.. S'iekney and Smith.
Miss Ada GriswOld is teaching lsll
term in Boardman Shav's district. There
are % scholars, which is a large school
for iba; locality.
Mrs. LOthia of Iowa, formerly Of
Stowe has been here several weeks on a
visit.
Our Photographers, W. o. Smith
proposes to close business here in Oct.
for warmer climate. He goes to Florida.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06
Lalnoille Newsdealer +:
LocnI Matters.
SUNDAY SCHOOL Pic.NIr.

Tie sabhaih School a Neytb Cam
Mig, bsld their annual pic-ois, Fsiasy
sspi 1t. ia the grove On HAIRY MOB's-
~,si. hm. The day vas hne. spd the
ssrgurdines al that could be desired.
The teachers, scholars. ADD people Of The
r,irhhorhoo1 assembled AZ their school
bla.s at 10 a. m. A procession vas
sgsa! under the direction Of the Supt.
Henry T. Fdl'ingiou, aud Marshals. G..
Baisiell and H. Butts, led by the Can.
brilss oornet baud, aud marched 10 the
grove, where a s,apd had been erected,
seats provided aud tables spread. After
prsyer by Rev. Mr.. PufEer, and aprrO-
pirate scripture lessons by the school,
and iuterludes of music by the baud, and
Speaking BY Revs Messrs. G. Blaisdell,
wheelock and Pufier, all repaired to the
generous tables which were loaded with o
great variety Of edibles and ornamented
with beautiful boquets of fresh flower:
aud pyramids of frosted cake. Texts Of
Of scripture were repeated by ohildrer
and teachers, aud the blessing OF HEAVIER
invoked by Rev. f. Wheelock. Ther
the gentlemen aud ladies Of the communi
ty served the rich and ample dinner with
,hecrful hearts and ready hand. Tn,
poorer children received special attention
Ample provision was made for all present
and they we're cordially welcomed TO hell
themselves and be at home. 1t was
cheerful and pleasant scene. All foun'
enjoyment in it. The children joyed gu
their thanks for the good time which wa
so wisely, and generously prepared 10
them. The grove possessed an histori
interest. The children ofthe first settler
Of the neighborhood had heard from ihei
fathers Of the large maple trees that grcv
there 10 years ago. They were blow
down by tornado, and afterwards burne,
up. Blackberry.briars then grew up an,
held the ground for some years. AM
after them, came up the beautiful grow
of maple and black-cherry ofto-day, man.
of them being eighteen inches in diane
ter, shooting up with tall and straigh
trunks, having overarchiug branches, an,
covering a rich carpet of green gras
beneath. r#fa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06

In Eden, Aug, 29th, of inflammation of the
bowels, Cabot D. Luce, agel 20 years, The
furnal was attended in Stowe on Wednesday.
On earth voice is heard of Kinsfolk weep
ing,
The loss of one they love;
But has gone where the redeemed are keeping
A festival above.
In Cambridge, Sept. 18th, Jennie Edna Mel
tndy daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Mel
endy, aged years.
In Morlistown, Aug 18th, Johnathan Cooke,
ged 79years.
He was born in Hadley, Mass. May 9th,
1872 His father, Hon. Samuel Cooke, removed
his family to Murristown in 1906, where the
decea scd has since resided, filing faithfully,
many places Of public trust. Soon after becom.
ing the head OF a family lie identified himself
with the cause of Christ, and united with the
Congregational Church, and ever after he was
an earnest advocate for the truth, as he consid-
cred taught in the word of God. lie made no
compromise with error or wrong doing in any
form. Though suffering many bodily infrmi-
ties his last years were unusually Tranquil and
without anxiety for the present or the future.
Taking especial elightin singing of the" St0eet
Throne' to which he wHs Fastening, assulin
friends solicitous for his recovery, that God S
his last words were "Glory! glory! Heaven!
Heaven! One VINO KNEW HIM
Mass. and other papers please copy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06
.1L0299syf2le.

d. A. Gilbert in the copy for an ad-
vertisemont which was received too late
for this week, says he is getting his share
Of TIE Fall trade as usual. He invites
special attention to his stock Of domestic
Cottons, Wooden goods, Alpaccas, Repel.
lants, Reps, &c. His Summer goods will be
sold at cost and less. He says his nrices
will be less than any quotations that have
yet appeared in this paper, for the veriG.
cation of which, he desires people to call
and examine, also to see if an old broom
cannot sweep clean. Gilbert has the old
est merchantile establishment in Morris
vile, and is alive every day in the week
Such live men deserve patronage.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06

A distressing cOugh causes the friends
Of the suarrcr almos, Is much pain as the
sufferer himself, aud should receive imme.
diaic attention. DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Caerry speedily cures coughs, colds,
inducuza, sore throat, &c. II will always
relieve consumption, aud in many well at.
tested cases it has effected a perfect cure.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06

A Coon BooK.-The Young Peoples
Illustrated Bible History, being a simple
ahd attractive account ofthe great events
mentioned in the Old and New Testa-
ments comprising also the lives of the
patriarch, of Christ and his apostles and
of the remarkable women and children
mentioned in the sacred volume, leach
section closing with appropriate moral re-
Elections. 1t has an appendix containing
instruction tables and other valuable mat
ter The itronducction by the American
editor. Rev. Alvan Bond, d. D. forms an
interesting feature in the book. 1t has
many very fine steel engraving by the
bsst artists and an accurate map Of the
countries of the Bible. From the short
time we have had in which to examine
the book, we have become convinced that
it is one of more than ordinary value,
both TO old aud young, though 10 the lat
ter it is more especially designed. L is
writtea in narrative style, without deviat-
Ing at all from the facts as set forth in the
original 1t is bi bly, recommended by
the clergy of all denominations, and we
hope may End ready sale. We are
glad to know that Mr.. Ii. NJ. Bent, the
canvasser is finding many purchasers
About 40 copies we're sold in a short
time in Eden, and we notice that he has
already respectable list in this town.
For further particulars" examine the
book whe the agent calls.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06
BUSINESS Notices.

CHEMISTRY is furnishing us new agents
for fuel, force, food and many other i'm
portant aids over those we oncepossessed.
Ports from which commerce was driven
during the hot months by their terrible
feyers are visited all the year with lmpu-
nifty now. Many localities in the South
and West kept tenantess by their dele
terioas miasmas are now filing up with
populations under the protection of Ayers
Aguc Cure. Their affecting Chills and
Fever are SO effectually cured by this re m
edy that the disease no longer turns emil
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06
NNlire.

T.. ALvARo Epson, Artist at No. VOL
colt, Vermont, wishes us to inform the
people that his Rooms will be closed foI
the season, September 10th, aud al per-
sons wishing work done in his line of bus.
mess will do we'll to give him a call be-
Eure that time.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06
Particular Notice.

Some very desirable rooms for sell
boarding Scholars may be had for the
Fall and Winter terms, Lamollle Centra
Academy, upon application to the under.
signed.
E. b. SAWYER.
Hyde Park, Aug. 231, 1871.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06

DGGNIX MUTUALLlFE INSURiN E COM
4 PANY.-For twenty years this Company has
steadily increased IN siren sth and popularity, I'M
til it now leads all Of the Ola Companies IN Ratio
Of Assets to Liabilities" the test OF soundness, have
$40 assets to every 500 liabilities. An energetic
and responsible man. who will devote his entire
time to the business, and who desires to luild up
a profitable and permanent income, can secure the
agency for Lamoille County by applying at once.
in person or by mail, with reference, to Branch
Office, ii5 Broadway, Albany.
3Qw4 Nj V. b. BIZ LII, Manager.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06

In Stowe, Aug, 23d, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W wilkins.
In Stowe, Aug. 26th, n daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Tarcnt Robinson.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
HISTORY OF THE
n WAR IN EUROPE

1t contains over $50 fine ensiavinss Of Battle
scenes and incidents In the War and is the onl,
AUTHENTIC and OFFICIAL history Of that srea!
conflict. Ggents arc meeting with unprecedented
success selling from 20 to 10 copies per day, ana ts
published in both English and herman.
CAUTION Inferior histories are being cir
chi ated See that the book you buy contains liu
fine engravings and sou paGes. Send fer ereu,a : q
see our terms, and full descriptiCu CT the work
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06

laos d THr Blao9.-whsu ,ls Tlooa
is well supplied ui'h il irsu element, We
feel vigorous sud fail Of arims'ioa. I, is
an insalae!uuey Of this vital elg,uen, that
makes as feel weak aud ios-spirited F; 10
such cases, the Peruvian Syrup "a protox-
ide Of ir1nl can supply tbs def sirDey, aud
is use will invigorate Us Wonlorlrlv.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-09-06
Hyae Hu1b.

&C. S. Page says the "Imperal' is
giving excellent satisfaction. All thus
far sold have been set up on trial aud
no single party has yet been found who
is willing to part with it after trial. We
see the stoves being carted off every day
and certainly the Major is doing very
large business. With his usual enter
prise he was the first to use the new
Telegraph line in Hyde Park, the first
message from this Office being to the
manufactures Of the Imperial" at Troy
N. Y, to "hurry up the stoves"
"A. j. Baldwin has sold his saw-mill
in the eastern part Of the town to Markus
Peck of Wolcott, for $4,000.
The members of the Vt. Mutual
Fire Insurance Co., in this town, can pay
their assessments this year to Hon.. X. 5.
Page, the agent of the Co.
Remember the Dramatic entertain
ncnt at Town Hall, tomorrow night.
See the Chickering adyt.