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New-York tribune., 1872-01-16
Special Noiices

Celebra,iou OF Frankiin'- Birthday.
rnB CERBNOHIEs Ar rHE UsyAIL!EG or THE FRAsgLrs
STATUE
viii take place IN Pflins HJosc -slgs-s.
ON YRASKtISs BIRTHDAY WEDNESDAY. JAN. II. iss.
atI2o clock
T. MUSE by Otos Barl.
H. Prayer by Rev Dr. DeeEs.
III Uoy.iuus Of the Statue Py Prof S r. B. MORSE
w Presentation to tae and Pd,ter n beaaE 4 Usst
DeCrooO, by HORACE GREELEY.
v Acceplnce CHARLES SAVAGE Pr'eus Board Ot Tr~
tee, Of tie Nea.YOrk Typographical Society.
VI Music ,, the BAIL.
tn. platform vi. be occupied b. representative members OF G Ps
ard invited guests
By resolution Of tie Ge eral Committee the ss,sh
M n,s end cmpoag printer, Of the city we're requested g's
employees tho tine TO "tae tie ceremonies Tue M
Vsilng Of the Sta.uc.
An earnest Invitation s eIeaded s members c the ps and y
ali printers, aud public generally TO l. present on MS oees"a
which t Is believed viz he ole OF ouasusl interest
TuE FRANKLIN BANQUET
T. the evening Banquet will be g'ea At DhihoN'0o '
.en at which responses to Will be made eJ ProIlneA @s
b s,, and distinguished Invited gussts The tickets ss pre-
,d at 10 As the number Is necessarily limited a. s,3 'p'S
u Is necessary to l. W. ENGLAND TreNurer Sun oee' u
BAKER GOODWIN. Tribune Buildings
By order 0 the CoIarit.ee Of Arran3su'ea's'
y,,srrs ppooxs DANIEL GODwIS.
ISAAC W. ENGLAND, y. u pANuS'
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-------,.o,d waichc.-w holessis, ho..ls, price''
BsS' SsI xiLsS. Hi,.Di s;i Bo,issy, Foar,'era
The Annual Mce'ips Of the "oAANS VSioN hiSS'o''
.a,,',,ry ov AMERICA FOR nRATRBN LANDS all 1e''
,,s,,h WEDNESDAY January H. al s'e"ek Dr. hs'st
| , scrppgR anl others viii make aiitesse' -
....icnu Institute Farmers CiHb.-i as . "e-'
RSDAY o'clock, at the foous 9 ,ue ' -, "a us
.,., Suling interested in agrclNaI .FII, sl are VI
| Cooper pIi''Ne' 49, NATHAN T. MI Presiea<
! Ntoi
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epcc - ia6g FALL impressed the General that no sook
NJ SAWYER 10 Was gt0u rs hls private secretary aaA
pfoI ses him the G.. ief correspondence Of Mr Baoss
gee iuiy IRE COR, whom ~ comes INTO ekStence
fussar mated Tia tus great daily is D. be tho organ Of
Ciel G,lar aaI - designed 10 heD han IA The acxt
Gabe .1,,. sli clmplign.
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Al Noace. Of M@y1oees must be ieter',d cia -

GRtEvE-hEROYOn t5 18th Janaar7. che rsoase ol H. L.
Ripp, -. sarL " j. b. the Ke, Mr. Bennett OF Iryrt
ILona' Gre'e 20 ds Auga GeosHas Leroy both VI Eesl.
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The Si"grr Manufacturing COmpnny's Sewing 'so
chimes sold terms.
Principal Office, % UnOn-squsre.

No 396 B)N'ry, No. lOi1 ave- Ayesls b. Ma ia
,h No. Rs'i Ihraei No. 32o FutOEst BROOKLYN
Montgomery J-rcy Cyi No. ZOl WsLntor JboEen; No IS
Grand st.. NiGAmsog-sh.
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MARRIED..

AngCp- ruli'sh baths. ave-. COZ. 25' c,.i.
every i-y art all sgt Ladies iay ard evening Ady.s, ,
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Coughs. Colds, and sore Throat. Yell % Joss,ogs
ASoDlsE LIsIARSr, used internally.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

celebration Of Frankiib's Birthday.
ruR CEREMONIES AT THB UEyAIL!;G or THE ERAsgLfs
STATUE
viii take place IN Pr'ltins H0ose sl1s-e.
ON FRANKIIS'S BIRTHDAY, WEDNESDAY. JAN. H. is's.
u clock,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

...,,.,.,,. cprvcu N Tua SENArf-Y'l
ME- e,11tgir. 81 I-,' Csowprp WITH coLoRtD rI 't,,
~ ~ AMNESTY BILL PASSED IN i''N
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

ITaTT9T m
Mir HALE QIep., Me- introduced another Amnesty
hin being the same that was passed by the House at the
last session and which is pending in the Senate.
The rules were suspended, and the bill passcd-Ycas
no: NAYS, 81. The following is the negative vote:
New-York tribune., 1872-01-16

ID, nornnp at the ST. Cloud Hotel, IN this city She
had long been H. and had borne much pain with patient
,o,,itude II is q long time since Miss Elza Logan
acteJ hut in her day abe enjoyed popularty ahu won
ncceS as The representative or such parts US 1ut'"
Rianra ErGdne, Luc,ezG Borgd' &c, &c on" va t
,nen,ber OF the wel-kn0wn Logan tamly' anu wiz o
will be closed till after the lainchteu a"y
funeral
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
Mahala j. Clarks Estate.

State Of Vermont In Probate Court. held M
La,noiile dist IS. johnson, in said district on
The LIST day Of JnBe, A. d. 1872.
l.. ); Small, Administrator of the estate of Maha-
IA .. Oiark, late OF Durham, Canada deceased
presents ms administration account for exaInina.
I Ilon and allowance, and makes application for a
aecroe Of distribution and part0tiOn Of the estate of
siiu deceased Whereupon. it is ordered by said
ierred to seseion of said Court 10 he held Mt the
TroSate 0iLce In said johnson ON the oath day of
June A. D. 1872, for hearing and decision thereon;
anu u Is further ordered, that notice hereof be Civ
same same three weeks successfully in the Lamoille
Newsaealer, paper published at Hyde Park, pre-
vous 70 said time appointed for hearing. that they
II any they may ave, why said account should
not DC allowed, and such decree made
s9wo Attest |. l.. PEARL Judge.
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be 0fhoeF had gone assay the prisoner
lard down % his bed. Hghied his pipe
and began 10 smoke, throwing the match
90 the aOOr. IL fell on = pile Of straw
which became iguiied, and the flames
slowly spread 10 The bed where the un-
fortunate nan was then IN drunken slum-
Der. The smoke soon hegln 10 pour
through the windows. attracting the at
ientiOn Of people outside. aud the Gre
was sOOn eKtingulshed. The hrcmen en-.
tered the building and broke open the
door to APp;OtOn's cell, finding him in a
horrible condition.
His clothing was nearly al burned of
from his body and with the exception Of
small spot on his breast he was literally
covered with blisters. He was promptly /
removed to the City Hospital, where the
physicians ascertained that notuithstand-
ng the fearful ordeal through which he
lad passed, he was sill intoxicated. An
developed the fact that the
'urns were only of a superficial charac.
er, there being no evidence of internal
injury, but that they were so exteu,ive
hat it would be almOs. impossible for she
atient to survive. His system is in
rostrate condition from the use Of intox.
'ating liquors, which will iucapacitate :
i'm from recovering from the shock !
'oStoa TraUeller.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
Daniel WebSter's Grandson.

A pitiable sight is presented in the ac
cident ward of the City Hospital to-day
Lying upon low cot bedstead, with his
Scared body completely swathed in ban.
dages, is the descendant of one of the
greatest statesmen the world ever pre-.
duced. A man ofhigh culture and good
education, with thoughts and impulses Of
the highest order, he has allowed himself
to be dragged downward, step by step,
until, BY his habits Of dissipation he has
brought upon himself certain death. Dan.
lei Webster Appleton is a grandson of
the great statesman whose name he bore,
and is only twenty-six years ofage. lie
was at one time engaged in the study of
law, in the course of which he became
acquainted with large number OF asso-
cla'es who enticed him away from work
and INTO the practice Of vice in many
forms. Commencing with tho hotel bar.
rooms. he descended to groggeries and
brothels, until finally he was one of the
lowest of the low drunkar DIS who walk the
streets Of this city. Times without mum.
Der he has been picked up in state of
helpless intoxica'ion by the police, and
taken to the station house. where IN con.
slderatlon of his family he was registered
only as"disorderly" and discharged with.
out being brought into court. Efforts
Wore frequently and pcrsstenily made to
reform him, but although he would prom.
Use to do better, his moral nature was
too weak to enable him to carry out his
good insertions and he would soon Ielanse
into state of sottshDess. So DEGRADED
did he become that he would stand on tie
street corners when in seni.imbecie
condition from drink, and solicit money
from the passers-by with which to secure
the means of gratifying his appetite. In
September last, he married young lady
in Southbridge. and obtained small
farm there on which he set up house.
keeping with an avowcd purpose of re.
form. But reform was impossible.
Two months after his marriage he was
again an inmate ola police station, aud
last evening he met with injuries that
will probably result in death. He got
OF. train an the Old Colony railroad a,
Neponset. and was too drunk to stand
on the platform and fell he;plesAy on his
face. He was lifted up by officer Ste.
phen Moulion, who took him in custody
and locked him in small wooden build.
ing used as station house in that CITY.
Before turning the key, however, the
usual search was made of Appleton's per-
Fon and it was presumed that his pockets
we're empty. Had this been the fact,
there would have been no necessity for
writing this paragraph. Unfortunately
match was left in the pocket, and when
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas,
California.


Advertising alone does noiprOduce sue
cess. The thing which is advertised must
have fHfriHFic msrIf, or else large adver-
Using will DO more harm than good. II
you have anything which you kbOw TO be
good, afoerfiss il fl0roNgAly aud you will
be sure TO succeed; il ii Is pour don't
praise il for people will soon discover you
are lying.
Such Is the policy Of the BURLINGTON
ROUTE, which runs - three great regOrs
in the West; lst. To Omaha, connecting
with the great Pa,ide roads. 2ud, To
Lincoln, the capital Of Nebraska. aud all
that beautiful region south OF the Platte.
6lled with X. x. lands aud homesieads.
ID, To ST. Joseph, Kansas City, and all
Kansas points.
The roads are splendidly built, have
the best bridges, finest cars, the Miller
platform and coupler. and the safety air
brake Ito prevent the loss Of life that is
everywhere else happening); Pullman's
sleepers, Pullman dining cars, large and
powerful engines Ito make quick time
an1 good couneetions), aud are in a word
the best equipped roads in the West. So
that If you desire TO go safely, surely.
quickly aud comfortably to any point 10
Iowa, Nebraska. Kansas, or on
he Pacific Roads, be sure that you 90
by Way Of Burlington"
All who wish particular information. !
md large map showing correctly the
treat West, and all its railroad connec.
ions, can obtain them and any other in
ormation by addressing General Passen-
,er Agent, b. Il Mo. K. X. r.. BurIing-
on, Iowa.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
STATE OF VERMONT.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE.)
Northfed, June list, 1872 (
, sealed proposals are hereby invited for prntiny
uie ''ll1wihs state documents, to wt-Reports of
ule AUDITOR OF accounts, Adutupt and Inspector
neneral, Quarternaster GENERA Soryeant A rms
hailroan Commissioner, Commissioner of the In
sane, Directors, Superintendent and Chaplain of
the state Prison, Trustees Of the Vermont Refnrm
ochOol, an Trustees Of the University of Vermont
ana state Agricultural College, in the general form
ana style of the Laws Of Vermont for ls7o, 10 he
pound IN one volume and delivered at the Office of
the secretary Of state In Montl cier on or before
the hrst Monday In October nexr
Also the Report of tho Beard of Education in the
same FORM and style, bound in a single volume
ana 10 DC delivered at the same time and place
Also, the Rep0rtofthe Vermont State Board of
agriculture, Manufactures and Mining IN the same
t anu style, bound in single volume, and to
be delivered at the same time and place.
Also, the Biennial Session Laws of 1872. in the
same style, bound in single volume, and to ie
ready Tor distribution on before the first day of
january, 1873.
Also, the Senate and House Journals, in the same
seher form and style of those of 1870 to be hound
IN separate volumes, and ready for distribution on
OF before the hrst day Of May, 1873.
Details OF contracts Will be governed in all par
tculars by the provisions of No. 81 of the cts of
referred
Blank proposals for bids will be furnished at once
10 parties desiring to enter into contract for any
part OF this work. '
Tho right to reject all or any proposals, ms NAV
90 deemed FOR tho interest Of the State, Is hereb
reserved GEORGE NICHOLS,
<SW3 nv NJ Tot
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
Hints FOR June.
81 A. ~

The corn crop for lST2 will dePer'
very much On the attention paid TO il thi
month. Having been planted in May.
the breadth Of labs devoted to the crop
has been A.resdy determined but the
number Of bushels. % far As the farmer
can eOntrOl the natter, will depend on
the treatment be gives it this month.
Land should not be cultivated when too
wet, but the culiivatOr should be kept 60
ing in the corn field every working day Of
June that the soil is dry enough. When
ever the corn begins to tassel and form
ears, stop eultivating. The crop is made
as far as the man has the making Of it,
Any further cultivation will injuro the
roots and damage the crop.
The great bulk Of the hay crop is made
this month also and there is great art in
80 managing as 10 secure it in the best
condition and at the least expense. With
the improved harvesting inn lements much
manual labor is saved but the tact of
good management is as much in demand
as ever. The old saying of make hay
while the sun shines, has as much signi-
fcance now as at any former time. Al
ways bear IN mind that the standing
grass is not in so much danger of being
spoiled as that which Is cut; therefore
pay particular attention to the latter.
1t is still time enough 20 SOW crops for
sOiling corn may be sown broadcast or
in drills. Tho"e who have not tried it,
can scarcely believe the advantage Of
having such crop to cut and feed to the
stock when the pasture fails by reason Of
dry weather, which is pretty sure to &C.
cur some time during the summer. Now
is the time to provide for it.
Salt your stock regularly, at least once
a week, or what is better-have large
Jumps of rock salt placed where they can
lick at it when they please. This vii!
conduce to their health and the farmers
profit.
Stock will thrive better if furnished
with shade in the hottest part of the day,
ind should have shelter of some sort as a
from rain and storms. Sheep
q particular, having been deprived of 4
heir winter clothing, should not be ex-
'osed to cold rain or storms. They take L,
old very readily under such circumstan. &c
cS and become diseased an
Always bear in mind that every animal Pr
farm represents SO many dollar, and Il,
hould be yielding profit, and this can Of Of
uly happen by giving it the best atten. re-
bookkeeping it comfortable and well fed. IN, ,Ss
american Stock Journal. M.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
Henry Sto,cell's Estate.

n The Subscribers. having been appointed by the
honorable Probate Court for tho district Of La
, ullei commissioners, to receive examine, aud
adjust all claims and demands ofnI persons ayajnst
INC inc estate Of Hon. Henry Stowell, late Of Cam
bridge IN said District deceased represented insol-
VENT ana the term Of six moths from tho 18th day
creditors OF said docoased, to exhibit and prove
the respective claims before us; Give notice that
wewlli attend TO the duties Of our appointment at
.ne once 1.-THE late Henry Stowell In Cambridge,
~ said District, ON the Goth day OF June and
"a day Of November next, alto O'Clock in the fore.
noon, on each Of said days
FARwELL WETHERBY, Commits
NORMAN ATWOOD. toners.
cambridge, May 18th, A. b. 1872. T29v3.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
NOR SALE.

One open Buggy with pole and wheels extra.
one covered Beach Wagon pole and shafts. two
portable Seats (nsaTly newt nice family Wagon
one Two Horse Express Wagon, on springs will
carry nine persons ~ one ton freight pair coach
pad light driving Harness, two single hreastpla
Harnesses. seven Bu1aloes, two good Horses good
age aud sound. Also
My PLACE ON PLEASANT STREET,
IN the village of Morrisville. | mean BUSINESS
and shall sell the above property at a low figure
VIII take In partpayment, lumber. shingles wood
good notes, and very few Grsenbaeks.
g. W. D0TY.
Morrlstown, March IS. 1872. II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
ITOULTO.N BROTHERS.
WI PATENT WATER TUBINGi

Ias fUREsr, CHEAPEST, ~ nat DURAsLI
Hafsr-t uaz.cfur ansaa.
:, 8sTuAisa o siaaa . Pressure sT eve HusBHrr
fsEf aaf utn ~ ~ hursf HAsa fressn
IL viii last a. long a. the hole Il keut full n N
Ter: SIS lhs. u water 10 u feet % Tubins. TsS
inches in diameter. Il made ~ the best selected
4ad tiin dried lumber from to IS fset 10 length
grooves, eoled 10 cea tar connected with east ron
oouPlings, male ~ suit any position, Tuneued And
greoyed zach side q uater-oourss -Ane gives per
PoTta.is-ssiYling Ten lss psrrsa rita oosrliu-,
tesffJHsf oHs-Aaf HsaoA fsrss-onrfls Lsafpis.
same bore a. Tubing, and greater saving 10 the
p0''he , - ~ inch asd - Tubing isealled iOr
5,3 Inch Tubing - iHehbOfe per foot, sis.
'''a " linen Is q 9 g.
a. our Factory, Casa, except In towns where /,
cry, the balance IN thirty DAYS
- Always warranted. 81
IL has been tested l-2 years in dry, rraycliy
soil, and found inyaria bly, perfectly soundii
u Is far preferable 20 any other conductor on the
Iounds OF rs Purity Cheapness, Strength, Ease Of
transportation, Etc, iO0 rods per half tun Of the
mailest size One man can lay 3DO reds per day,
Being 50 small IL requires bnt a marrow ditch. Can
anple ne sizes together without extra expense,
nus making saving by coupling the larger sizes
Q the smaller and getting more Tol- ne of water
NJ pressure, through the Smaller tubing Fof
oHregHg SAP nsHrpG'ses every other oa .Hefor; Sug
T-FaaSeFs irfH 90 treH 20 try IL. TESTIMONIALS In
aTge numbers might be given, II space permitted.
IL Is unsurpassed for running water to aud through
iliages, for cellar drains sink drains caves spout
rains, starteh factories, breweries, pump tubing,
In every case In ordering, the pressure should he
pecihed, the size Of bore, the number Of "T's +" /
cute angles and elbows, " wanted. Shipped when |
e.,red' Address h0ULToN BROS. 4 CO.,
Us Morrisyille, Vt
OF territory no, included in tho State Of Vermont
address W. Y. MouLroS. Morrisville, w,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
HANNAH i. KNAPP.
DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect PURGATIVE Pills

pe,ec is.eies elegantly coated with sweet gum
Pulge reguiate, purify, cleanse, an strengthen Rad
ways Pills for the cure Of al disorders OF lie somnsb
hiyer, Bowels Kidneys, Bladder. Nervous Disesscs
neaoache, C0nstpaton, Cosveness Indieestions
pysBe sis Blllouness Bilious Fever, inaammatlon,o =;
the Bowels all arrangements ofthe Internai VI,
sera warranted to effect positive cure Purely Vegets
oie containing no mercury, minerals deeeras dfuss
Ooserve Inc Following symptoms resulting fseor,
Disorders OF the Digestive 0reans ''"h NUN
Constipation, Inward Piles Tune.. of IN. po,a Ia ~,
nsa o. ne stomseh Nausea Heartburn D,sn,t Of pod'
uness OF weight N the Stomach. Sour ErurtstIsns SIM
t urng A. ~. r. q the Stomach, swimming of he Hs.S
- T. Ana pmeui bresthlng futerng Heart CnLins
o. Suhocsting ssnssons when In Lyne Posturs Dna.k
~, SG1 POI, 81 Web. Aes The sight Fever and Dull Pain y
tne ean psnciency Of Per,pirson Yeilovps,. 4, ~.
Heat, Burning In the Fiesh " ~ 'ueh f"'hsi OF
tenn from ao III No., ~ SaDWAfS PILLS win free tho sys
per box; SOLD bY DRUGGISTS. -'S' q sshu
READ FALSE AND TRIfEs; s.,a
TTaI1p 70 EADWAY CO.. No. 81 Msldes Ians NV.
tork Information worth thousands viii NJ .crt New
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
INARM FOR SALE.
HOTEL FOR SALE!

HOTEL FOR SALE!
IL 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 fsvorits resort for pleasure SEEKERS, be-
ing located near Eden Pond, and some OF the
best fishing grounds in the state. The pro- crty
is In good state of repair and doing good Isl
ness. For further particulars enquire q or
address the subscribers on the premises
HILL & MONTGOMERY
Eden, Mach IA, 1871. l7it
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
FARM FOR SALE!

The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated In
inc southern part If johnson, and is within from 4
w. miles Of three depnts Of the Lamuilie Valley
Iaiiroad Said farm consists of 40U acres suitably
iarm will no divided to suit the purchaser If do.
sired. There is timber enough on tho farm to nav
Tor 10 which has never been culled Stock. farm
ing tools &C., will be sold with the farm If desired
CURE OF b. d. d. FOSTER.
'o"hsoh' w. Feo' Is' iot72. i2tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber on account OF poor health offers
Tor sale his farm, situated at ElmCre Center,
known as the old Omsted place The farm con
and black ash rales and well waterod, it is under
high state of cultivation and suitably divided
into woodland pasturage and tillage land. II is
one of the oldest farms in town, is first rate for
grass. every acre Of which can be mown with a
machine. The house is suitably arranged for dairy
purposes with sufficient uuthuilding. There is n
good stream Of running water in tho house and at
che barn. There is a small orchard on the place
and one Of the hest surg orchard in town consist
ing OF about 1000 trees with suitable apparatus for
carrying on the same. The farn will be sold
together with the stock, so tons of hay and grain
SUGAR and dairy ntersits aud farming tools or farm
clear to suit the purchaser. -
Elmore, Aug. 3lst, 1871
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For SALE
The subscriber offers his place, situated in
the
pILLaGE NORTH HYDE PaRR
IL consists Of acres excellent land with
anout lo0 young Apple Trees, mist of m, m in
G Geas,,ng condition; plenty Of Plums, Currants
"oesoerrys, grapes, Crab Apples, &c
A NEW HOUSE AND BARN
built in 1868. The house IL l7xa, tho T oox,o
Tn.u collar, and an excellent Spring Of water
In Northern Vermont. 80" W "uhu
will also sell
TWENTY ACRES OF WooD and TIMER Lawn
part OF which is cleared. All of this property
wiz sell at bargain If called for SION.
Off n n
No. Hyde Park, March 25th, 1872.