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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

JERSEY CITY.-The Pennsylvania Machine and
Repair shops will be removed BordentOwn, West
Philadelphia 81. r. Dye Co.'s Poudrette Works, on
the Meadows west Of the Hackensack River, were dam
AGED $1,000 by fire on Sunday night partly insured. The
engineer OF the works and Office engineer were severely
burned Two deaths from smallpox were reported at
the CITY Hospital yesterday lillian Hern OF NO. 81
Noptgomery-st, was sun-struck, near Ocean'aYer on
sunday.
NEwARK.-A special meeting Of the Common Council
was held last evening and ordinance was passed eN-
tending the powers OF the Committee on The FIRE Depart
menf and iorbiddlng the erection Of Aansard roofs
within the fire limts....An indignation meeting OF
holders opposed TO the assessments Tor opening
Hasev-st was held in Literary Hall last night. lt was
resolved TO employ counsel and resist the collection OF
assessments chapel, costing 100000 IL 10 be added
IN the First PRESBYTERIAN Church residence OF i.
Sanchez at WOOdside, burned early yesterday Loss
an Oo. insured for $4,000 The house was formerly oc-
cuned by william Henry Herbert. The Judges DE
csOn i'm tho Bannter robbery case mas Deen reserved
the New-Jersey Railroad became insane yesterday:
John McCastand severely injured yesterday, while
coupling cars M the Marketst. depot
PATERsoN-In the Quarter Sessions, Judge Barkalow
nostnoned Yesterday the remainder OF the trials against
The Chosen FreehOlders until September eXt..Ihc
bodv of a newly born infant incosed in a soapbOx was
discovered in graveyard nc Sandy Hill, sunday even
ing. An inquest was ordered IN the Passae County
Court of over and Terniner Judge Bede presiding the
trial of Van Wrinkle B0gert, for the murder OF Ransom
f. BurrOugs, postponed until september, III
consequence OF the illness OF the prisoners counsel
The boilernakers IN the Rogers Grant DantOrth Loco
motive Works struck, yesterday, for an increase o.
wages from g 20 10 So per day The men having refused
an offer s. per day, the shops VIII De cOseu uu1
and 500 thrown out or employment Inc eup9l g
of Andrew Browns bOilershOp ceased work. yesterday
because they not paid on saturday, Brown was Ut
rested and held in $500 pail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLEToY.-H. w. Kuenemund, a lager
beer saloon-keeper on the Rchmondroad, was repri-
manded and fined So yesterday, by Justice Gannett
for allowing dancing in his saloon, last Sunday. Capt
Holbrook held the annual review OF the Richmond
County police force, yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-25

sndine Tyrhua Typhoid. Scarlet p9gE Ae.'-' iberia
Juno b.. o.
June 2L.... " ~
Judge Blatchford has granted an order,
reurnablo the latter part Of this week requiring Tie
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26


ia VERMONT METHODIST SEMINARY Asr
FEMALE CoLLEGE.-The fourth anniyers.
airy Of this institution commences on the
ootn INST at which time the annual SER
mon VIII be preached by Rev. @. w. Will
der. Monday the examinations com.
mence; at $50 P, m. the address before
alumpl will be delivered bye. W. Clarke
OF Chelsea, withla poem by Mrs. Rev. G.
LABOR OF Hardwick. On Tuesday the
will be continued, at 3 D m.
1he business meeting of the alumni will
be held, and at 7.30 p. M, the address be.
lore the aesthetic Society will be deliy-
cred On Wednesday the reports of the
teachers and examining committee will
be read, and at 10 a. IN. the commence.
ment exercises will be held. The annual
sermon, the addresses and the commence.
nen' exercises will take place 10 the hall
y theo new building. The graduating
lass numbers Eve ladies, and the COLLEGE
Preparatory Department, eleven gentle. |
''en' iaea l9f 1l48i hs,ls.gc fo6rrrls ~.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

Az ANusISo TncE.-We cut de fel'
loving from an exchange. IL Is called
the "Prisiers Delight, and Is peculiar
" 20 At this seasOu Of the year. IL Is cas-
ily done aud there Is no deception abOo'
IL. Take . sheet Of ooie paper, fold i
carefully and enclose bank note large
enough to pay up arrearAgcs aud = year
IN advance. Keep yOur eye on the Prin-
ter and it you can detect a smile, the
trick is = success.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
I. State Agricultural Society,
SEcRErARY's OFFICE, }
RUTLAND. IuNRl7 1870


- RUTLAND, JUNEl7, 1872. { r
The lateness ofthe season and the in
sufhciency of grass consequent thereon
have made it necessity for the Vt State
Agricultural Society to postpone the
Trial of Moving Machines and lIav I'm.
piements' appointed to take place at Rut-
land, June 25th and Goth, until July 9th
and 10th 1872.
Therefore exhibitors and others inter.
ested, will take notice the Trial of Nov.
ing Machines and Hay Implements will
take place at Rutland, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, July 9th and 10th, and con.
tlnue until the trial is fully completed.
lhe Society regret the necessity that
compels the postponement, but thew can.
not avoid the natural laws Of the season .
ami trust that those who have not alreodv
'''''' VIII 90 so at once, that the list
Of entries may be made up.
We may be allowed to say the mica
lions arc that the exhibition will, be one
Of the largest, most thorough and inter.
estlng' yet held in the United States
RI 4aaa HENRY CLARK, sec'y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

Couum GEovE, MoEEIs co. Kansas.
Innn Ii lkIa [

? CoUrL GEovE, MoEEIs Co. Kansas. !
=, June 1t, lsI2.
biToE NEWsbEaLEE la April. ".
| 10 the dear Green Mountains Of Yer,
mon among Shich. along the placid La
mole. in MOrrisiown | had spent my
bOysOd, and 10 Eve days reached Ncma.
Ia iiy on the banks Of the grand and
muddy Missouri. 10 Nebraska. 1 bad
supposed it possible to end vacant tim.
berd hOmesteads near the river. Real.
iIig SOON that | was ten year. too late.
| enc by way Of St. 10 to LsavenWorth.
Ju I've years this evening | have been
IN Kansas. | have regarded school.
TESTING as my profession, teaching upon
anlyeragc seven months year, invest.
inlmueh of my earnings (sI,7OO) in land
an homestead improvements. like
kasas well. Yet, Vermont has scenery
InKPressibly finer for variety, 1 think,
VILE Kansas has solitude of vast extent, |
vi~s large, with pleasing uniformity.
Zach state has its advantages. No
paadise fee from evils can be found
shirt Of the Paradise OF God
J. Lewis was Judge of the Police Court
inlIawrence when last saw him. He
ad his amiable wife are always kind. en-.
teprisng and ObligiDg. Mrs Gleed aud
cIldren, the Buruetts and Whitneys, are
a think prospecting finely. When
WITH them, their company brings fresh to
n memory the genial, pleasant society
} my dear native state.
| expect to see many fellow soldiers
ming this year to these unoccupied prai. i,
IS. Seated in my shantys doorway, | !
but three houses; one made of logs,
e of upright boards, and the other of ,
or turf. Far around is beautiful fer.
d prairie for $3.50 to 81 90 per acre, D
tn homestead tracts near. My school \
strict contains about A square miles. :
frequently walk five miles to the log
iool-house where | am teaching. Still Z
are hopeful. Kansas believe is fast
stripping even Vermont in educational
erprise. in
Moan w. VINCENT III
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

YouNG AMERICA for July is very in.
teresting periodical for Juveniles. The
Editor gives an excellent full length
portrait of himself in the present number
Mice at Play, and Just my Luck are
continued; more interesting than ever.
Published by W. J. Demorest, s3S.
Broadway New York. slOO per year
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
Literary Notices.

DEMOREsrs .loNrnLY MAGAZINE for
July contains an ample store of refresh.
ing literature, including continuation Of
Beck at the Farm" by Neil For rest
choice poems and music, splendid illus
traiiOns, fashions, household, etc., and a
four page engraving ofthe City of Vienna
the sceEc of the Worlds Exposition IN
1872. Price, SO year. Published by
W. Jennings Demorest, s3S Broadway.
New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

Iher individual interests. l. il the Den
Ocratie PaFsy that premises III The doc
irine Of The sPOils i a Democratic, doe
z triOe. Il has been the mozi vital ant
!. saenedly Teverenoed Of all Democrat,
: traditions Win anybody point to any
proof that The Democratic party has re-
nOuBevd it, faith and its practice upon
this poinif Or are We told that the
Democratic party will be controlled 10
this reform by the Cincinnati managens2
Who were iheyH They were most con.
spicuOusly not the civil service reformers
who went to the Convention. They were
the most notorious political brokers in
the country. Are they in alliance with
the Democratic party TO give US reform |
Or is il to proceed from the bewildered
band ofhoDest men who are hurried along
by tie Cincinnati "crowd" as Mr.. Adams
calls them. Hardly, for they are only
the fly upon the wheel. Civil service
reform in the mouth Of the coalition
means plumber For the coalition is on.
by the Democratic deyied to obtain con.
troll Of the patronage. .f..
The Liberal Republican" enthusiasm
1t will be observed, is almost exelusiv ely
Democratic. Those who declare for the
Cincinnati candidates are not Republi.
Fans, except some individual or newspa-
per here and there and in such cases
PERSONAL motive is often only too evident. :
L is the Democratic conventions aud the
Democratic orators who furnish the cries
nd the constituency for the Cincinnati L
Movement. But as we said, the coalition "
J the resort of desperation. The Demo- II
ratio managers, in nominating Mr.. Gree u
y, must Of course paralyze and lose a 81
'rge Democratic vote. The World un.
ouhtedly tells the truth in saying that 10
there are hundreds of thousands of true
nd tried Democrats who will stifly re. VI
Use to vote for Greeley, whether he is
ldorsed at Baltimore or not This is Cc
reasonable view. If the Philadelphia
ational Republican Convention had Gr
Horatio Seymour, is there any
tlmist who supposes that the RepubIi- Ste
n party would not have gone to pieces /? ..
But the Democra tic managers hope to
Ike up the loss from the Republicans VIA
here they are doomed to disappoint- vel
mt. The American people know very at
IL what they have to expect from the bu
mocratic party, and they are not in
least perpIcxed in their choice be. cho
zen Gen. Grant with the Republican
Greeley with the Democrats. Mr.. 'r'
eeley may be an older Republican than
n. Grant, but how long have Mr.. Kin. uty
a, Mr.. Dreamer, Mr.. Bradley, Mr.. 4
rrlssey and the Tammauy Ring, with Kin
luregard and Wade Hampton been L
'ubIcans, or had the slightest sympa. ocrl
with any principle or policy which y
Greeley has favored ?-Harper's 'on'
ehly. G
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
business Notices.
A Card.

Having given up the business of blacksmith
ing in Hyde Park, hereby return my thanks
to all those who have so literally given me
their patronage
desire to settle up all accounts Immediately.
All who are owing me viii please cali aud pay
the same to L. $. Small, Esq, before the 10th
day of August next. By doing so, trouble and
cost will be saved
Respectfully Yours,
ALEXANDER ANDERSON.
Hyde Park, June "a, 1872, 32w3.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

Another Gloucester fishing schooner,
the james Bliss. has beeu seized for al.
legged violation Of the Canadian fishery
laws. By the same captain that captured
the EBola G, three weeks ago, and the
owners will 60 10 Ottawa to investigate
the matter.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

Tralns GoiuE sosih and q,
A. "a NJ ~ a. n, and > 10 - Aasu
~! Ifaln leafei oEdeusi az A..
-. go ~ 4, - csunecis Il -. z a.
sith trains So itasioa. Noror.i-1- n'lAsa +
y. y, = NUs Lansou ia - :. !,
Dag khpfess leaves Mattel =, - Art i.
lchns AZ in -, u-IiunslIurs "a 4 y.
hurs ~ . Al =. a.. Aeusr, - =. e. !.
~ Ai i.a' - y 90 N, arIiFiss b - ',
Nisht ENPross leaves Oessr.,.,....
heutieal ESP. N, ~. Jasns i =. ~ q ,
p =. 81 oanneeiinE AZ ". R.I..l, !
49, ~, hgston and Fic.a.lg. 49,. - :
iHNY 81 ri 's Z, iof sETiasssit a = :
Trains going North and Rs.,-t.
~ - On, a. IN, u D IN. - 1 =. Were
Day Express leaves Boston nj. -
ioT Burlington, Mehtrsal. II a. ~ ga,
u houtrcai AZ O. pan. aud Uri.s.a.a. s'-r
an, making elose oOnnection uith ~. -. ! ;
Mall train leaves Boston via t,..,,-
LawrcUee and Fitchhurg at l1ar = a =
800 m, lot New London IN !. f.is. \
W. ". Junction with Day Etures. ,.-..as-ls
Accommodation Train leave Ns,thf.,ta
burgh, etc. ',S, - -
leaves New London ? g. So. VEN. ~
receiving fasscngers leaving n 49,
belloNs falls hum Cheshire n p FAr
Boston al 30 y m, connecting at MI ~
with train leaving Boston Al ipmE,s W.
Montreal and OlcdenEiiurgh cBnpsr,i,.,il.l. q
ers aud Grand Trunk r r CO.. the ~, saas
sleeping Cars are attached L. tbs 81,
trains running between Montreal ~ 4 l.tfs
ST Adams and springfield, aud 81 1lI.,,...-it
aud DraNing-Room Cars between No.
Boston on Day Express Trains.
Through tick ets Tor Chicago aHd The E.s,.
at the principal stations. ''''lit
st Adams, June I 4, 1872. u'aIS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
A Card.

am about to resign the agency of the Far
mers' Mutual Insurance Company, and renov,
West. Therefore all Notes and Demands duo
the Company through my Agency, must be paid
at once. shall continue to Insure for advance
premium at liberal discount, until further no
tice. Respectfullv Yonrs
2Iu CHS. C. DODGE.
Morrisville, May 20. 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-
Disorders that eat into the flesh or ia.
iiame the skin are extingushed forever
by the Ointment and affections of the
stomach, liver and excretory organs. by
the Pills. These are rules without ex.
centions. Sold rs Maiden Lane, N. Y.
PIlee 20 cents per pot or box. Ask for
new style, the old is counterlel ted.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

IsMEpIATELY.-lf every family knew the value
OF MISE Sawyer's Salve they would immediately
purchase box and never be without it. If your
Drugglst is out OF this sal and negects to keep
supplied, send seventy five cents as directed in
ment in this paper. m
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
A NGLOi SAXON I'd!

This noble specimen of thd English Tborouyb
pred FAMILY combined with as fair clements OF an
pest American breeds Of horses as can be produee,
having blood of both Black Hawk end Morgan
tracDie distinctly ~ the fountain head in each d
rection, and close an allance as can be secnref
under the most favorable circums tances with ,
horse s Of this age Anglo Saxon, sire Of Anglo Sax
on I'd, was Black Hawk bred BY VIM Peters Of No
Andoyer, Mass and Was sired by OLD BLACK
HAWK: Dam by POST BOY BY sin HENRY a wall
known OWL Thoroqghbred Anglo Saxon I'd was bred
py John perklns of Lower Canada whose stnnding
as breeder of line booded hursesis NOT surnnssa5
by any IN the Province. The Dam of A. &. ID was
an an . English Thoroughbred by OLD DEFIANCE. 4
Ike the celebrated CANWELL was i'm nortad hy,
she quebec Agricultural Society, and was selected
nr she speed Of race horse to cross with the trot
Ing oiood OF America. Thus we have in A. n ID
strains of the greatest purity of both Black iIah
and Morgaa combined with the valuable md HIN
SPIRITED blood Of Q English Race horse render.
ing nm one ofthe best blooded horse this eonntrv
or any other can produce. When one wear aid ~
was awarded the first prize over "a Others ~ bis
AZ 'ie stanstead fair Pc When two years Old tnok
xne nrst premium at the state Fair at BurIinyt"n
w. When three years old he received bi,.h r..,
mendation al the New England Fair at Mancbestn-
~ ~. II. from the best JUDGES, which was pubsbed
rle conid n peneht, but not being entered under
i".o ovuiu hot uraw premium.
oakon "a 10 i've years old this June celor
ipf,shtooiaen Bay with black name and tail. mah,
stands i6 hands high Actual meosnrena v's, ana
hlm % be one ofthe best proportioned onima INV
I aaS can pe procuced. Has heavy shoulders we'll
oa l WIN neavy arm, short and hat from knee 10
Paseern indicating grert endurance and eanaci,isS
OF spceo seldom equalcd. Heavy sinews and
husciss; muliess bodyi long heavy arched nech
cluariy displaying his English Thorouubbred ans
vt s, lie Is owned by VIM, s. Cheny Of Mar.
ns AZ whose stable he will stand during the
Iaso ana NJ no other place as Mi. Cheney recog
hing else. III ''T''s 'hah IN any
H3iNh HH5 1flaH ByA FoRMEROwSER
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

IA New Orleans, La, special saw,
that the State Democratic Convention
Thursday night of week before last nom.
mated delegates to the Baltimore Couven.
ton, all ofwhom we're against any Dem.
ocratic nomination whatever.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

"A bill allowing the Portland & o..
d.ensburg Railroad to bridge the Riohelieu
river, six miles north Of Kouses' Point,
passed the Canadian Parliament at its re.
cent session. a ,F 6es ~.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

-BeecheT thinks the Jubilee will DO
more to harmonic existing difficulties
than anything likely to be achieved by
the Geneva court of arbitration.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

BURNING OF A STEAMER ON THE ST.
ENoE.--The Royal Mail Lire steam.
er Kingston was burned to the wafer.
edge at u O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
while on her up trip, off Grenadier ISL.
and, eighteen miles above Brockville.
She had a full cargo of freight and about
loo passengers, all of whom escaped with
the exception of a lady, said to be Mrs.
Dr. Jones, Of Montreal, who iumped
from the stern Of the boat with .ife.pre.
server Dot properly adjusted. The boat
was run ashore on Grenadier Island, and
the fire, which originated in the stateroom
mldshlp, over the engine, spread with
such rapidity that only one boat could be
lowered, which was filed with wome,
and children but swamped on touching
the water. The other passengers and the
crew jumped into the water and STRUGGLED
ashore. The propeller Dominion" was
hailed and brought the passengers to
Brockville. Nothing of tho cargo or
baggage was saved. The loss of the boat
IS about $75, 200, insured for $50 900.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

/
A special from Pittsburg says that .
collision occurred yesterday on the Wash.
lnIton d Baltimore railroad near Councils
vile, A freight and mail train ran to.
gdher at full speed and on curve. The
enlre freight train was demolished.
Hrry Saxton. the conductor of the latter
am Robert Lockport were killed. Mail
agent Blackburn was mortally wounded
am eight passengers seriously injured and
tits expected that number Of these will
DE. Nine others sustained injuries less
severe. The freight train was running at
l'gh rate of speed in order to reach the
switch at Connelsville before the arrival
ofthe mail train.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

The following dispatch is received
from Portland as we &C to press /:
PORTLAND, June %, 1872
The vote on the railroad loan stands,
Yeas, 1874; Nays, 1898
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

Bellevillc, p. O., June 22.-An acci
ant occurred here this morning on tn,
Grand Trunk railway to train going
tom Toronto to Montreal. An axle Of
b engine broke, aud the passenger cars
we're piled on each other. So far nine
prisons have died, and over sixty are
hdly scalded. The engineer was Killed,
md the fireman very badly injured. The
siierers are principally second -class pas.
Singers.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

= =, J. n = = T--------- = :
-oxide Of Iron has been discovered in
large quantities at West Newport. Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

New FORK, June 22d.-About I O'Clock
this morning fire broke out in a drug
store on Liberty street near Nassau. The
frtmen were quickly on the ground, and
while attempting to extinguish the flames
an explosion occurred which injured, it is
reported, twenty or thirty fremen, some
seriously. Ambulances were provided
and the wounded men were taken to drug
stores in the vicinity and their wounds
were dressed. The explosion resulted
from carbouic acid. The fire is now ex.
tinguished; loss estimated $4,000 to
$4,000.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

4 Jew hundred good Cedar Posts for -. !.
p''' "'"''ed' oy #a1 q. SPACE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
LATER.

Since the previous report this evening
Twelve more of the injured by the rail.
rad disaster have died, making tweutyt.
tree dead now, and others dying. Med.
ial men say that not more than six or
seen of the sixty five persons will live
Tie suffering aud appearance of the
w'unded is frightful. The killed and
wlunded are all secOnd class passengers,
ile first class all escaped uDiniured. No
New Englanders are among the killed or
w,uuded.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
Ed'oard Larkia's Esa,,

State Of Vermont, } In Prohat. ..
Iamoille Dist. -. den at Johns, \. |. I
said District on the ~ N day of Juns =
Miranda NJ. Larkin. administratriT \, a. ' {
OF Edward Larkin, late OF WatervilIs r. :. z
triet deceased, makes application h 80.
extend the time heretofore a lowed bsT,. ~.
debts due from said estate, and 10 rens,,
ministration account until some flturs n,
Mhereupoa' lt Is ordered by said Court M !.
johnson on the sth day Of July ls7J s,Sssi
dered that notice he given b. all pers,ps ~.
ed, by the publication Of this order /, a. +
mol lie Newsdealer printed at Hyds P,,I 4.
Weekssuecessively. before said hearipg
by the COurt.-Attest, S.S.PlKR r..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
OF, 200 GOOD SHINGLES,

FoR SALE at my store in North WolSs -,
few chests ofe1cellent Tea, 'qbought t,,
rise in iren "
Mo u v,,., TO, ia. Can
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

~; BE sure and bring your cash, for
terms. O''
81 . B. N. GATES.
Hyde Park, June 18th, 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26

Now recOllect that the above are to be
sold al cost for cash. mean business
which | will prove by call.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
Disasters.

Moan w. VINCENT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
WOOLENS AND FLANNELSl

My Groceries riU Be sold al prices
mat 'o'H make " an object to go for them.
boots Shoes, Yankee Notions, all ofsoh,ch
haze good assortment, on The same
terms.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-26
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