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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-11

0f1GGE0.
officers. .....''''''' "
N mnst always accompany
uneement.
EyouNcEMENrs.
.,onest Of many friends. DR..
=, he q candidate for Coro-
h ~ next election in Novem-
heal NEWS.
Pc,n Where is it?
,t;ou wanted Of Che where
"fhat Grant Pole.
irish Court was i'll session
90 seen bolls Of cotton. raised
N, m;le Of town. as large as F"
(gg.
y complain that the cotton is
too fast. The stocks shoot
srd instead OF punching or
s.
|aerstanl that an effort is be-
at Bayau Sara, to organize
nd, for racing and other par-
Eteut;ou Of tax payers is called
advertisement of DR.. r. G.
which may be found i'll an
lumn.
;bers to the SEMl-WEEKhY
can will bear in mind that
Briant is authorized to re-
bur name.
lee which came Off at Bayou
pst Saturday, between the 1
Devil" thu. /" Horace Gree
an other boat not named,
by Capt. Whites boat, the
Devil"
pv. Wicklllle stands rrcemi-
lone in the Democratic ranks
arish. on the Greeley qncs-
his action in the late Demo
Convention will isolate him
E Democracy Of West Felic1-
other column Of our paper
found the advertisement OF
". H. Magaarl and 2. j.
Practical Painters, Paper
j, &c. Their long residence in
h, together with the many jobs
ii to them Is a sufficient guar
their ability to execnte What
bay be entrusted to them in
CRATIC CoNvENrioS. -" Tx.
G. Wick|iffe on the floor.
Hoe: Who hung Mrs. Sur
pv. Wicklitfe Mr.. Greeley
paper-the New York Tribute,
se.
Hoe: No sir, it was Holt,
Other.in-law."
seldom deal in personalities,
tn a man Of good standing like
Wickliffe, attempts to fasten
Of infamy on an honest and
citizen like Mr.. Horace Gree
consider such personalities us
Capt. Hoe oppropos.
RsoSs MAGAZINE for July more
'antains its old pre-eminence.
cabal engraving is a steel-plate,
re Darling, I" one that will go
woman's heart. The stories
sually good, even for " Peter
among them is, "When we
tchlns," by Frank Lee Benc-
til a capital illustration, a spir-
in this popular authors very
H. Then there is "Her Mod
as'ck," by Daisy Ventnor, and
uees About Free love-" as
anything Of the Widow Bcdott.
'ernon's Choice" is a story of
0set' by Fanny Hodgson, one
. tirst.class writer's whom
son monopolizes. The FASH
'nls magazine are always the
No. what is as necessary, the
"Peterson's" is the only
.ook left that gives colored
aleon'plates, and the one in the
l.oef Is a miracle of beauty.
ought to have this maya
uer ,centre-table. The price
'so dollars a year, with great
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professional Advertisements.
New Orleans. HO,n,n.
= s. J. BELDEN:
Attorneys Mt Law:
No. 70 st. Charles Street.
Nsr Orleans, IT..
G.. g. FISK.
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law.
All civil business promptly attended 10.
00,ce ut TIC togr House.
BATON ROUGE, la.
f.. wAn"nS'
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law
United states Commissioner.
No. ~ Cnstonloiisc Street
Nem Orleans, LGnsiaa".
John Il. HOWARD,
LAW OrriCE
36............St. Charles Street 80
NS'r Orte',nS, Lo,,#jan".
Prompt attentn ion given to civil business in the
several court OF the state.
A r. FIELDS T. ROlsT. DDhTGN,
Attorney m,u, Connection ~ r.aw,
No. q Coan,erc;ot Piucc, 2ut Floor,
New Orleans, La.
To- strict attention to all Civil and Ceini,a h,
isrcss IN the state and United States Courts.
ID. cKnA>,
Nottrv Puliic on1 Jn,,ed States Commissioner.
Office No. 90 Camp ST. New Orleans.
-
Commissioner Of the Jnitc, States Court of
Claims and Commissioners for he states.
Passports provided and t',,stomhonsr papers
promptly attended to.
WHITAKER & MenETH.
Attorneys ut Law.
Customs and Internal Revenue Solicitors, and So
citOrs OF Patents
1881 Charles STREET. .Nr~ orleans, liz.
II. n. II
Jas, u. McErth hte Gelltl. Inspector Is, Dist. la
! f. WALLACE,
AT1'oRNE AT LAW,
80. Canal StIett................6
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w. H. sE' .""'h.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
And Commissioner of Deed for Illinois,
Texas, NEissis-ippi. and other States.
Passports for Europe procured at Short Notice.
81 Exchange Ally.
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Mo Orlenns la.
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Attorneys Rsld Councillors ut Law.
Will practice in the Courts Of New Orleans and
in those Of the third and tunrt Judicial District.
Medifal Adrfrtisemrnts.
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Dsw OrteaNs Ai|s'essiss,aeats.
RoDET Il e:LEYDiN BROS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
DEFY GOODS,
NOTIONS, hats, BOOTS AND SHOES,
1l...................Did Lerr.
B'twccn Bitnvc aud Customhousc,
Nrn Or'cnns. Lorsidaa.
Laurent l,ort FRANCOIS t;rylan Pierre .;ury,ipn
FRANK, HAAS & CO.,
Successors to
FRAN X e. II AAS,
Importers md .5obhcr. Of
FANCY g. ES;fApLl; DRY GOODS,
N0iio,,s4 Hosiery, &c.
l3............. Charities Stree: i:s
Ne,r Ofirnus, f.oHisnnn,
OFFICE A.R0OS SEQ.
=. Franz. Il Co. lIGil:U:. i:ansc,
8; a"rrays,. ny. Cor Ia=az',ct !: Com. SITS
Mr-'c.
For Concerts, Balls. pnra.lcs and ..circn
by TEIE-
SILVER CoREEr BAND
CHAIR. les, Aj:GEl:;
nW b" ot,.iitd BY "..''i"p AT
~ eGstomhnm>c street.
i.n,nucn,rNts Enfie jur Nr tonntip.
lrou 10y Il co..
DEALERS N
GRDCEiaiiiS, |Ti.As,
And uli kinds Of Chinese hUnts-.
IS .'A"tf,,s Northumberland ts
SIN ot1'.ns, I"nisioan.
Is. ."'H'".
WHOLESALE DEALER
:;r0rcrlr~. Wires. ;i:.Hars, &c.
Oh. .........rh Lti" Hur't........,...., rs
Btwrrn Cont aHd st. Lnlis street
See" o.h"n. la.
Il L.. VI. uELs.N.lN.
WI.~E~. sltA$Di'.s; AND GINS
, Rrr.incr> "t Nhi.'r,.
! NJ. T.. iitr .h,.'
| Between Stain ard Src"aL,
81. Lnnis. ur.
Manufacturer, OF i!tiiunt's onyrrss amt St0r b.
II. nA"LLi;'
| pEALnKlN
Ci&iir.AVl$t;s STOVES
0rti,c NEST improves: pa. .srns;
Hou,e .f.,"ish"y aoo's 81 "c,1v description.
| COPPER TIN ANn SHEET IRON WORKER
Hea:Annat steamship md Metallic Roofing worl
tArc,.t"d at s,urt ,wticr
nl.................G ta" $nr"'. ......9
Aml ;>,., rc'.oupitoulas street,
| We O''.t,.S, la.
81: o".;vr- :i.:.nt.ss..sD promptly.
i9rqt t,r Iul,o.ts tahhta.ti,a pusat l;,aje
-. """"'
DFkEEIN
BOOTS; SHOES AND HATS.
.Gralirr Street. ..............71l
| Ser Orleans, Lun,s,tau
LEHMAN EROS LEHMAN, DUlR co
| 10 Pearl St, NY. Montgomery Ala.
r EitM.iH, NEU.sASS,X CO.,
COTTON F4GTOES
-,Sn- a..
| General Communication Merchants
1SS............. .Grurir Street. IN"
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
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Kidney Il Bladder Con, plaints,

rima,y and Womb diseases, Gravel Dialmt.s y,
rtrsN, S1"1pa=e OF Water. lncontincl,cc vi U,in.,
rights l'is,as'. .\h'',nilnra. and in all eases
l,.i" there ~. l'rk.,luSt deposits, or the water
thick. cloudy. mixed With substances nk.. the
iitr "'n,, e.g on threads like white silk. ar there
u morbid. dark. bilious appearances. and white.
one dust deposits and when there is i, ,Mickiuw
ulning sc!.s;ti"n wilsm 'assin. water. and pain
Il the small OF HE lack and along the l.Oins.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-27

Of she door aHi % to the ambulanoe. A
rough-lookiug aaE came slowly from BE-
hiud lhe house. aud Bud. siih a selection
Of dog At hishce,s. ciamterei over pieces
Of fenee-meFsly ioFihs sake Of clin,bing.
a. there VAS Iieuiy Of open ,paeoioeruzs.
The Delegation insisted % NY alghi'ng.
which | iid. m CONSIDERATION Of Dora =
mother being at The head Of Il. The
family hal moved back here-from O4i-
mas Fat, where they had given sam
his ladisn scare on our way out. Once
IN the hoase. no longer wondered hos
she bad discovered the ambulance, win
~ Windows, aud the door closed. The
walls bad not been q" chinked. 50 that be-
tween the logs was admitted as much
light and air as the most faslidious could
desire. All around were the signs Of busy
preparat tho it was near Christmas, and
they we're expecting company Tor holidays.
A family moving from Texas had sent
word by some vehicle swifter than their
oxieams, that they would be with them
by Christmas day.
Beyond the halffeneed clearing, thc
willows and cottonwood grow close by the
river and the mild December sun Of \ RI
roma, lying on the rude homestead, SEEM
ed TO give promise Of future pca,o AMI
Tcll-dong tc those who had planted their
on the banks ofthe ella.
Some days later, arriving at ella Bend
got out of the ambulance there, aud
topped to admire a brood Of little chicks. /
ust out Of the she'll.
"How pretty they are, f" said !, looking
p into Georges honest face.
AIR" he exclaimed, his ewes lightning
p, "but 60 inside to Dora"
He led the way to the room, aud there
! little cradle lay sweet, pretty girl
aby-the irst white child, so far as hi.
,ry records, that was ever born at ella
'end.-Oreriaad Monthly.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-27
Extraordinary i'.aa'-''i' .Ns- sss'sri,'

[ Extraordinary f1tuesai W. .Nt=s Suittriisr,
solfAeislea sI.eo: 4c-. a..
The Publishers 81 scaiGNr1ss Moxuulf. In thcir
fftslsctus turt ls-ursi, pi,ilifC Or sac ruruinr
scar rrc eriiiiaat zffa9 ~ sntraI ui IT, uisl al
iucrcasr "a the Karitfy aud tsaufN - 10 liustla,
tips, aiisaag euncUusa - cIitlcs g. b. fafr i4iH
49, Hs,A aais Aittuio ssfsssd a. 49, aasrioaa Me-
Dr. HollANb, the Editor. win ur..e ,be .sri.
stlry u ID, vaf, whieA will 81 aui -. sal
in flrm ana vii IL illustrated - Mis- tiaiitscA
10 - c-tltied = Arthur bonuicastic, andi vii dtai
Win sglar II the tnusi diIlcult prallemt u Amcr
lcs life. 10 vas csnneuccd an tgc Ncrcm..ef
! NumutT.
rhsro will be a neu story by SANE IIotu. q The
BHEt hAKK, fts tssf rEifa 81 slsrf sfsrisi HoF
htlHJ, viii contribute charact. r-tic ftury chti-
tlid The Epic Of fiidIetoNu," which uiil De H.
Illustrated BY Sheppard,
n. n. sfsppARD will Nrite series u entertain.
NJ paper a.'vut =. Authurs, their Personal Char
acieiistes, Home Lac, Families, FF.eues, Nhins,
and aaysn 4 series Of" Portraits Of Lifiag Amer
can Writer'S II alsu Promised.
tLARESCE Cook viii write about " Furniture
AMI the DECORATION ui American iiumes." These
papers viii De cutlneutiy piuCtiCaf us we'll ar
usuc, and viii be illustrated Ntth designs aud
sLgicho, ~ numerous aitists "a addition u thVsc
which the winter himself Nlli iuuUlsh.
Auon- those who vii emit uts are
liANs ANDERSON, aEYsNt, bU.HN ELI, EeGLEsToN,
FKuUnE, fiDGINsus, hlsnUF hUNIgNnoy, bHEr
nARIE, JOuN nay, a. II MACuu .ALp. MutnELL
Miss Pa Lrs. SiLpHAN, STOCKTON, afunDkHb, ca
LA fHAXtlR, NARuEK, NiLAINsuN, Mo Wa ~
NET. besides he 4 .Uf uthvfs.
The editorial cuLtfsl anu direction IT the Mag.
aEiur vii Tsatniu in toe hands Of bT. HOLLAND,
who wit coutiIuc &, uutu 1.-THE Topics Of the
Tune" which the \. lNDEPENDENs says are
r;lei8 quoted tsaH any siait agefs any Amer
icaH 5azi8e."
NA,svS uILDEn viii write The Old Cabinet"
az hthcItu fTvi. JuHS &. DUArEu conducts the
Department Of" Nature and ScitLc,." The De
paftIntuts ui 60 Home and suoitty " aud culture
auu progress" will cu-aIv the contribution Of
pyns un huth sides 81 the Atlantic.
Tho ~ gscspton piiee is - year. with special
rates o. Cler-l men, teachers ana pet Maths.
LNrRAOkiilNAkY INLJt EMINTs
are oiIrrtd g. new 81 scrueTf3 For a. 90 the pub
lishrrs vii stud The sazino fr one scar ami the
twelve numbers % Vol. a ana ~ Fof s so, the
magazine for one y ear aud tie a aek numucis;
Ur 10 80, the magazine one year ana the q back
numbers, iounC, charges paiu. This will give ,
lcarly J0lJ pages OF the Choicest rcadiHg and will
'ua lie every subscriber b. obtain the ruTits from
he Lrst. SCRlBNEE a &c,
entu Ga Broadway ". .
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-27
Desirable Farm for Sale.

The subscriber having engaged in other busi
ness oilers Tor sale his farm la Walden containing
ats ut ninety acres Of iaud There Is good "a AZ
orchard on the iatm about lOJD trees furnish. ID
with gUod apparatus for airing, tnust of which
Is nearly new Alto about Is apple trees. The
mUwins and tillage aIe in an excellent stat of
cultivation. The fences are In good condition,
with an abundant supply Of material for repairs 10
future. The buildings consist Of large dwelling
hoCse convenient for one or two families which
has undergone thorough repairs with wood sheds
attached. Also two good barns with ample T.. eds
Tor storing manures, farming TOOLS &c all in good
condit ON. Running water at house and harm
large cistern at the house for supplying soft water
excellent facilities for keeping a dairy. This farm
Is SITUATED within One-iurth uf mile of North Wal
den Pstoihce and still nearer 10 church and school
house, and on good road IN winter and summer
Terms liberal. For further particulars inquire Of
Il. T. HOWARD ON the promises.
ID. p. HAYNES.
North Walden, Aug. 2j, 1871. 45tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-27

state OF Vermont, Lamoille District. IS In pro
bate Court, held AT johnson, on the IAN d. :
! of Oct, A. ID. 1872
Thomas Edwards administrator of tho Rstata :,
Ohafiss da,lnp late Of Cambridge In said dis,t d.
reasea presents his administrai acc Mt la exa,n
decree redistribution aud Partition III the as,a, =
SAID deceased Whereupon. it is ordered h. aid
int said account and said application be re-
Probate Office In said Johns, II On the Al, a. 'as s
NOV, A. y. 1874 for hearing and decision tborsou ~
ana ~; further ordered that notice hereof be- rv
sane pe'sons ~ terested hy publication of the
Mewsaealer; paper published at Hyde Park pre.
vous 70 sad time appointed for hearing tina thex
iry " said time and place, and d. i cause
not he allowed, and such decree made '"oa'a
9'w' Attest S.s.PIKE Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-27
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber on account % poor health ohors
Tor sale his arm, situated at Fillmore Center,
known a. the Old Oimsted place The farm con-
sists II lnu acres Of land we'll fenced with walls
and black ash ralas and we'll waterod, u L. under
high stale u cultivation and suitably divided
into woodland pastuTage and tiliase land. Il Is
One Of the oldest farms IN town, Il fret rate for
grass. every acre 81 which can be mUwn with a
machine. The house IL suitably arrang,d f1rdairy
purposes, with sufficient uutluilding. There Is a
good stream Of running water In the house and at
tae barn. There Is a small orchard on the place
aud one II the hest surg orchard In town cunsist.
inguf about lao trees with suitable apparatus for
carrying on the same. The farm viii be sold
together with the stock, 90 tons Of hay aud grain,
pr aud dairl nteTsits aud farming tools or farm
clear to suit the purchaser.
Gilmore, Aug. 3lst. 1871
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-27
VERM ONT CENTRAL r. r LINE
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
C5mmencang June 3, 1872.
TrnIns liolng south nnd Enst-Lnnrc Mnlorl.prl

| Trains Gong South and East--Leave Waterbury
3 aga m, 2 U5 u. m, and 90 pm.
Mail Train leaves UgdeHst nrg at on p INST Al
bans at 20 a. N, and connects at Rutland for Toy
aud at WHITE River Junction and Bellows Fall,
with trains for Boston, Worcester Springfield and
n V, at New LONDON with steamer Tor New York
Day Express leaves Montreal at Oh a. M, ST.
johns at 10 20, Osdensburs at % a. m, Platts-
purs az 80 a. IN, MOoers Junction at 10 % A. IN,
~; Aloans at IL 90 IN, arriving in Boston wa Low.
ell at 1000 D. IN.
Night Express leaves ogdenslurg at 90 D. m,
Montreal 45p. IN, st. johns 5 o. y. IN, st. al ans
{ 90 p; n eonnecting at ", r. function and Bel
lows FAILS for Boston aud vicinity Worcester; aud
ano at at SO. Vernon for Springfield DC, arriving
In n. Y. atl2 80 p, IN.
Trains going North and Wost-Leavo Waterbury
ht o . m, q m, 4 u p IA, aud G 81 D m
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at sam,
lCf burlington, Montreal, st Aluaus. &c arrlylng
y Acntreai at d pa, nHd OLdenshur. il at : 20
West " Wv
Mail train leaves Boston via Lowell at7am. via
LaWIohce alM stdht uFs att 81 a m, Sprint ft d
= ~ IN; iur New London 800 a. IN,
W. X. Junction with Day Express trail.
accommodation Train leaves NoTthde I'd at 81 II
in..l9r burlington, Rutland, ST Italians, 02dens-
leaves New London ads SO. Vernon at . & 3, M
receh my Passengers leaving Y at 3 on u M at
Beiiows Fails nom Cheshire r, leaving
bnston at 10 m, eonneetins at White River jim
WIN IRAN eavin- Boston at p IA for Burlington
Montreal and o denshur4h. cunnectine with steam.
ers and Grand Trunl 4 for the West.
sleeping Cars are attached +, the NightExpres.
tiains running between Montreal and B0sto n and
st Aliians and springfield, and st Adams and Troy
and DrawngR r., ON Cars between Montreal and
Boston on Day Express Trains. + l'i y ,r'-r
Through ticket for Chicago and the West for sail
at the principal stations
st Adams, June |, 1872
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-27
HOTEL FOR SALE!

HOTEL FOR SALE!
AT EDEN MILLS
The subscribers will dispose OF this celebra-
ted hotel property, located on one Of the best
roads in the country for business. 1t can be
made favoritc resort for pleasure seekers, be-
ing located near Eden Pond, and some Oh the
best fishing grounds in the state The pro crty
is in good state of repair and doing good ST
ness. For further particulars enquire or
address the subscribers on the premises.
HILL & M0NTGOMER
Ellen, Mach II, 1871. Iii.
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lommaSslouers Nntine

-, 7'''''''UotOWVT5 IFUfITE, -
r, me SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by the
.iS1iIe, commissioners, to receive, examine. md
Gainst the estateof f"t' P'i'ohs'a-
f. orren Lyman, late of Mnrrist wn.
In said district, deceased represented nso1,,,o.
ana the term Of monthsfrom the 2sth day of,,ct
.eI2' being allowed by said Court 10 the crodi,,
mrs Of said deceased, tpcxhiibt and prove their
rsPeetlVe claims before US, Give notice that wo
W attend TO the dutlesofour appointment nj tho
a.welilng-house OF widow Lyman in Morrisiown
y said District, on the 18th LAY Of November and
Of each Of said davs wv "'V'i NUN
MARSHALL MOWER, I Commits
Morristown, Oct. 1872. 10
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-27
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber Offers for sale hisfarm, situated IL
the ssuthefu pat Il tohusuu, aud is within ffem 3
O. miles II thfvc drpats q the Lanuilic Valley
iailruad. said inTm euusstr ~ Ca acfcs suita- D
divided. veil Aatcfcd, uuldinE cuEnfurtAhis. The
.aTm will ~ divided b suit the purchaser " de-
sired. There l. tiunher enough on The farm b. pay
for 10 which has neTsr been culicd. htlck, farm
in tlols &c.. will he sold with the iarm 10 desired.
Old age the reason for SLING. fur particulars en-
quirc % u. ID. d. FOSTER.
Johns-n, W. Feb. Ia isi72. l2ti
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-27
PORTLAND OGDENSR URG
TRUNK r.. r. LINE.

We urge upon capitalists and all having none,
&c invest, the most careful investigation Of thes,
securities, believing them to combine more satet,
and profit than any Railroad Bond now in the mar
ket. The Portland and Ogdensburgh Railroad I'm,
will be the shortest route By more than fifty mile
from the Lake to the Atlantic
The Road will have local business enough to pa,
all It's running expenses and to insure the proup
and regular payment of interest on its small bond
cd debt twill be the greatest pleasure Thorough
fare in the Eastern States, uniting by the shortt
route Saratoga and Lakes George and Champla
with the White Mountains, Lakes Memphremago
and Willoushby, Mount Mansfield and tho celebrat
ed mineral springs of Northern Vermont
The Roard is under the management of some o
the most experienced, successful and widely-knuwn
business men IN the country, who will insist unon
the closest economy and honesty in the admnstra
tion oi Is affairs. 81
The managers of the Road have themselves in.
vested largely In its capital stock, the cash sub
scrptions being nearly sufficient to complete tina
Road ready for the IRON, (thus showing their an
probation of the Importance aud value of this en-
terprise.) For convenience of investors the bond
Coupon or regstered), are of the following demon
nations.
5000, $500 and $780,
and the interest, six per cent, gold is payable semi
annually in Boston on the LIST aJ Mand the LIST No
vember. These Bonds are offered, until further no.
tiee, at 30, and accrued interest in currency.
For further information-pa pamphlets maps, &c
apply to
b. & It. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
st. Johnsbury, Vermont.
FAIRBANKS & co.
252 broadway, New York
FAIRBANKS. BROWNE CO.,
"a ll9 Milk Street. Boston.
80 p
Chest Sire ct, PIN
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
Trustees for the First Mortgage Bondholders.
lion. LUKE P. POLAND, st. Johnsbury, VT. a
ABRAHAM T. LOWE, Esq
President LIST National Bank, Boston, Mass
FOR sALEBY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Boston,
HILL & CO.,
Sears Building, Bostor
And all lead ing Banks and Brokers. u.s.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-27
DARN FOR SALE.

me subscriber being about TO engage IN ~,
marble business offers his farm situated W.
from from ,ae the Randolph Road'' and three niia
nutoh,ns Farm containing so acres ~ e,'', a
snd afvi'ed with buildings In good condtin
e ena mas good water conviences Terms. ans, IN
''ef particulars enquire on the premises ~ rof
Morrisvllle Nv rs M, IL. bunny,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-27
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-27
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
INCORPORATED on THE aOru OF OCTOBER 1888
DIRECTORS.

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DUDLEY G. DESIsoS, Royalton.
JAMES D JONES Woodstock
WM. NJ. PMGRY, Pcrkinsville.
Pinto HATCH, Woodstock.
CHARLES s. RAYMOND, Bridgcwater.
Orls CHAMBEPLlS, Pomfret.
CHARLES A. FoaGusn, Springfield.
GEORGE r. CHAPMAN Woodstock
"h' H. WALKER, Ludlow.
PIllLO HATCH Tres
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-27

Vt our Factory, CASH; except in towns where II
has not seen used IN such cases e-half on deliv
cry, the balance IN thirty days
81 Always warranted. RF
1t has been tested years in dry, gravely
soil, and found inyaria ,ly perfectly sound!
1t is far preferable t. any other &c nduotor on the
grounds OF is Purity, Cheapness, Strength Ease of
Transportation, Etc, lU0 rods per hall tun Of the
smallest size One man can lay 300 rods per day
Being 50 sinai il requires bnt marrow ditch. Can
uple the sizes together without extra expense
thus ing saving by cuuplilg tho larger sizes
IT, the I'm Al ler and getting more volr ne If water
hT a pressure, through the sma Ter "uhing. Eor
c1hifybg SAP dsmPl'ses cray oaer .Bctori Su,-
ar-taatcrs riH DO iceH 10 Try Il. TEST MoNIALS In
large numbers might I've given ifspace permitted.
u unsurpassed for running water to aud through
villages. for collar drains sink drains caves spuut
drains, startch factories, brewerts. pump tubing,
&c, &c. ~
In avery case in ordering, the pressure should be
specified, the size of bore, the number Of "T,s.n
acute angles and elbows, u wanted. Shipped when
desired. Address MOCLTON BROS. a CO.,
- Worthwhile, Vt.
Forterritory not included In tho State Of Vermont.
address W. Y. MouLrON. M0rrisvillo,V Vt