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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-31
GENERAL DEBILITY.

The Rev. II. F. Baugher, late President of the
Pennsylvania College, cerrifes:
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE, July r. 1872.
GENTLEMEN feel it due to you and the com
munity to state that we have used the water Of
your spring in our family with manifest advantage
although it has not been used with regularity.
The Janitor of the College, who suffered much
from rheumatism in his back and limbs was greatly
relieved by the use of the water. My deliberate
conviction is. that the water of your spring will
not fail to bring relief in of dyspepsia rheu-
matism and general debility, and this conviction
is based upon the many cases in which relief has
been afforded and cures effected.
Yours truly, II. F. BAUGHER,
President of the Pennsylvania College at Gettys-
burg.
Many other distinguished men of the country
have been restored to health and life by the Get
tysburg Katalysine Water, among whom may be
ical breakdown in the Johnson impeachment trial
will be rem embered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-31

1s5......."...Rampart street......"...1s5
Below Canal street,.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28
Extracts From The I',fssfing
pc 80 Ldcs.

Item 7.--For oil matter published
10 the Official Journal In Obedience 3,
the prvylsienr lof this pct DE State
Printer shall be allowed one dollar
per square for each insertion. A
square MALL tonsist.M ftc space u
ten iiuca solid agate. /, - &, Y 7 =
Sec. 5000. In aDy Of the. parishes Ol
this State other than tie parish ol
Orleans, the Governor, Lieutenant
Governor arrl speaker etc, Or n ma.
jority' Of them, shall also select aud
contract with journals published in
such parishes TO publish either the
laws Of the State or the Journal Of the
General Assembly, or both, as may be
deemed necessary and proper, and
also be and hereby are empowered To
designate certain papers TO perform and
publish the parochial aud judicial
prihtiirY and advertising of the parishes
respectively in which such Journals
may I've published. In ease no paper
is.puhlished IN any parish in this
State, such publication may be au
thorirized TO he made in . paper pub
lished near. thereto. ,Such selection
and contract shall be for the came
period prescribed by section two tlious-
and-nine hundred and eiglIty.seven Of
this act. Each paper, so contracted
with, shall be the Official Journal of
the parish wherein 1t shall be publish.
ed, and all parcchiaI. and judicial
printing and advertising. for or in
said parish shall be done by and
published in said Journal, and after
such selection and contract, and no
tice thereof to the police jury, clerk
OF court, and sheriff of said parish,
every publication and advertisement
in an. other paper than the one 80
selected shall, during the term of
such selection ard contract, be null
and void for apy legal purporse.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28
sHRRIFFs SALE.

Virginia Rhorer and Husband
- vs.. >No. 1905.
i, Augpsta Canis,d. a.:
District Cenrt, Parish of Rapides--Stats ei
~ 49, - Louisiana. 80.
DY VIRTUE Of aud to satisfy q writ of fer;
ID facias issue out of the abve nnmul Court,
in the above entitled and numbered suit, aud
to me directed, have seized aid viii ohcr,for
Sale at Public Auction,- on ~
Saturday the 2nd day Of November
1872. ~
betweenthc hours of II A. NJ, and p, ~, at
the Court House Door, in the Town Of Alex
andria, the following described property,
scizs6by special srler OF sam writ to-wit:
The lower half Of square no. 8, in the upper
suburb of the Town Of Alexandria, m the Pa
IRISH Of Rapides, and all the buildings and inn
thereon. bounded in fiopt by
Front Street, inihe rear by Second Street, be-
low by the Cross Street, and above by Good
mans property.
Terms OF SALE :--C1SH, subject to APP
praisement.
Sept seSt. p. FsSla, So Sheriff.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28
sHER1FF,s SALE.


n Ban - \, ,s,o a'<l
James + 1. Film. saas 40 ''S'
Ninth District Court, Parish cfRspisies State
- - Of Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE Of and In satisfy . writ If s~ri
- fsciss issn~d eus NJ the, aioys named
Cont, in the above enfitI~d md .nmh-rr.i
suit. ! have seises, and VIII ODER fix salc a.
Public Aref,on- On -.
SATURDAY. ne End nav o. Novemher.
issxsss she h~-rs 80 n A ~ - p. n :.
- -c=-- Has, o.-.s. =. a.. s..-p = As~s---
dris tho felissirg dsessh.-l srsr,rfr. .~ircs
a. IN rsnr~-y afttr b~f-s.l,,'t ts-.Is
o. 49, N1r&
To- f><e - o<<p
o. ga WeEnn
A. ~ nrt'T'trf ae.fa.rs lri>r.-, n -
- 80 - E,<s -. aie.s~< - - r<l-s
II ksp.*-s i.eun4et aasxn ~ isaE- h-i.a.'
~ - >Fa Fisnksft.n 80 t.r-~<rs Ens.l-
I'Ii's - 49, - - Issn.on eael.kF,ar
- 49, w.Es - - go ~ 1a|IaIn.~ -
'1FHps N><n< I<<r<-e -. >~ns In<<1n& ~
80 . - - e. - - F~~<<t.s -
- - $500 - 49, s~s.a q
49, - t.Ils - - $50.
49,. - ns1H-, s~-l ~-s-~sa q -
-
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28
of Orleans, Where two Nheriffs and two

of Orleans, where two Sherifs and two
Coroners are. to be elected; and
whereas, il is also provided by law
chat Justices Of the Peace-and Cdhsta.
bles are to be elected in the several
parishes in this STATE, 4 have ,seen
fit TO issue this Sny PROCLAMATION. hoti
fying alI the Qualified voters throusl,.
ont the State " ul4 rlssti0n aforesaid,
and commanding all Supervisors OF
Registration, Commissioners Ut Flee
ton, 4 and other oflicers,s concerned
therein, TO bold said election for
Presdeatial Electors, for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Auditor Of Pub.
TIC accounts, Secretary Of State, At.
torney tGchesaI, superintendent Of
Public EducatioD, Representatives to
Congress-, Senators, Representatives
10 General Assembly, and IN district
and parish officers, on MONDAY, the
fourth day oiNpyejwlN'r next.
Said ELECTION ~. be conducted, aud
the returns thereof made, In all r..
spects, according to the provisions OF
the consultation and " the law.
Given nnder my hand and the seal
Of the state this thirty first day OF
August, A. ID. 1872, and Of the indie.
pendence, OF the United States, the
ninety .sevrnfh.e ~ ~ l''"' ~
by the Goyerper: -. 4 -
sttAk<H.A CIV AkMOTH. 4
VA WOODWARD ~ ~
~. Assistant Secretary Of Stutc.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28
What Hook Holds the Bait.

4
The Picayr1e calls tho attention 0
the coiored people to the fact that
Charles Simmer, their cid aad stead
fast friend, has Seen nominated for
Governor of the State of Massachu
sets, BY the Liberal Democratic par.
ty, and suggests to them that this
nomination should satisfy them that
they can rely upon the Democracy
now to respect their rights as fully as
they can upon the Republicans. 1t
would really afford US pleasure to in
dorse this statement If %e could
honestly do SO; hut, ne, can not con.
scientifically agree to the suggestion
that because the Democrats and Lib
erals of Massachusetts, consented to
nominate Mr.. Snmner. that therefore
the Democrats of Louisiana are to be
trusted by she colored people lunhesi.
tatingly. The facts that surround us
show an entirely different esste of
affairs. The Democrats OF this State
not only refuse to treat the negroes as
thay are treated III Massachusetts, but
the even.retuse TO treat the friends of
the negroes as their associates in Mas
sachus-tts treat Mr.. Sumner. lit is a
discredit in the. eyes OF the. Democracy
OF this State to be a Republican,. let
alone to be negro, and this pre-, ulsc.,
which is fully understood, operates 10
discrtiit the appeal to the colored
people. We do not say this malicious
~, in order to create a similar senti-
ment on the part of the colortd peoile,
for our desire il to deetroy the ermity
ct races We mcr-iy declare it because
il is the truth. and because it Is an
evil that needs to be acknowledged in
order TO he destroyed. 1t is tae duty
nj the Picayune 20 create better ana
more sensible sentiment In the minds
Of the white people. or rather. in the
minds OF the Democrats. Coz ~hen lh-y
releut from P-r>scutiag the solor~l
recple. the latter WI ~ fonnd ,<r.
fersiy wiling to ~ IN osno-rf Nth ,
then. rssAsr than m sppsiiss, M
strong are always sspef.d 10 10 III
most hh~r.l and the hr~t 10 DO ,a-iics.
~ = s.sss'<<z = - -
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28
shERfrrs SALE.
John. J. Peterman <sa go

John. J. Petermsn S<sa .ssM
rhos. n. T. ). Borlss. No. lss0
District Conrt, Parish Of Rapides- State OF
Louisiana.
Virtue of and to satisfy : writ Of fieri
ID facias issued out of the above named
Court, in the above entitled and numbered
suit, a1dto me directed, have seized and
will-etfer forasale, at Public Auction, on
Saturday, the End day Of November
1872,
between the hours Of II A. H., and p. NJ, at
the Court House Door, in the Town of Alex
sndria, the following described property,
seized by Special order Of said writ, to-wit:'
i A certain Dwellidg House, in which the
Defendant Bowles resides. situated on Cotile.
IN the Parish Of Rspiaes. 81
TERMS OF SALE = CASH, subject to APP
praisement
Sept <--6t p. Fs SIS. Sheriff
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28


Susan +. Neathery, wife, }
David Collins -. Huss.ud. NO."
District Court-.Pafisi of 0rs6t-stats Of
Louisjaaa.
IN THIS Cas- 81 seesep Of the Law said the
Evidence, beinG ID fkyor Of the Plsinfif.
susan +. Neathsyy, wife, ana aesipst
David Collins, husband, II il ordered, adiudced
and deereed, that she recover Of him the eum
Of Two Thousand and One Hundred Dollar.
with interest OH Four Hundred Dollara there
Of from 2srd day Of January 1867, and like in
terest on One Thousand Seven Hundred Dol
lars, from the date hereof and that the Com
inunify Of acqucts and gains, existing between
her and her said husband b dissolved. and
that she be authorized to manage and control
her own property and affairs e II sole. ana
that defendant pay the costa Of this suit.
Done, resd and aligned In open Court. this
end day Of July,A. y. ls1s.
Filed July End 1879, i-FlEF
K {. REoEsrxn Clerk. :
STATE or LoCIsIANA. NINTH DISTRICT CouRr
~ fARIsn or GRANT.
hereby certify the above 70 - . true and
correct copy Of the Judgnent, lathe above
numbered and sntitIsd suit,cn flSaiid on re-
Witness NY hSid od,ciAlly, and seal Of said
Court, this 13ah day Of August, a. D. 1879.
Az ala,. !. .. A. Z: 2. ksossrzs: Clerk
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28
sHERIFFs SALE.

NJ Leras, Tax Collector, -Ac..)
4. Weiss X No, l7ls
Ninth District ecurt;, Pzrish of Rapidcs- -state
of Louisiana.
T VIRTUE Of and to satisfy a writ Of feri
~ facias, issued out Of the above named
Court, in tee above entitlrb. and numbered
suit, I have seized and will otter for sale at
pubic auction, on . - 80 *
Saturday, fhe och day Of October 1872,
between the hours Of II 4. n, and lp. N. at
the Court House door, In the town of Alexan-
dria, the following deseribsd property, seized
by special order Of said writ, fo-wit:
Acertain piece or parcel Of grvund situated
IN Alexandria. La, on Front Street. having
front of about Twenty.thrce feet more or liza
and rtnning back in patalel. .linss.the depth
OF One Hundred aud Six feet 'six sncl.es. more
Or less, bounded above by property Of John
Julins Levin. -
TEsss or sAIs'--cAsH, mbjses !. %.
praisemert. 7'.S.
'JoHwDkLAcY,
sheriff.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28
sHERIFF's SALE.

Thomas b. French. Tutor,)
A. B. Thompson.
Ninth District Court. Parish o. Rapidcs tate
.'.',.~ $50 ofI,ouisisna. -4ss ~
QYyR4UE Of and ~ satisfy e~rit Of Acri
~ faciss .iusued out .oi the slsovs- named
0eurt, N ~ Move sptitiod aud nun,bere<i
suit, endAo Ne dispeled, ! havs sslxel end will
easr fes ssls, 81 PubIls susttoa, On ~
Saturday thc 5tb ds. Of October, 1872,
hstwesu tho hoar. " u A. NJ, and 4 p. NJ, AZ
tbs Court House door, IN ths Town a Alcxnh-
driay the following descrihrd propsrfy. srlzsA
~ tbe property Of the defendant, Disiss nick
pssb "'Nit; it,lt ttfet.Vk ~ X ftfi
All the right, title and interest N the dsfrn.
dant, Disire Hickssaa.s In aud 10 certain
claim against her deeess vi busbsnd. Peter Il.
Hickmsn, for Six Thmisand Five Hundred
Dollars. being her panphernsl hinds rscsiyed
by him IN lblp, With I'VE per cent INTEREST
thereon, from the death Of her said husband.
and recorded Decensber 1850.
JekNs " SALE ,---Twelve Months Csedit or
gond, tbs purchaser to furnish good and sun
eienesecnhty.
sept 2i-3t r. rs ~
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28
Ntb advertisements.
INotice!

All persons owing the Gasette for
subscriptions or adverfisemsnts, are
requested ~ call aud sestle with the
present proprietor, r. @. Compton
who alone Is authorized to collect and
receipt for all back dues.
GEO. Y. KELSO.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28
RegAsxsNxSOM \

=
HOLLIS FOR THE REGIsTRA.
- tius Of voters for the Parish 81
kapides will be opened at the follow
ing places and ON the following dates |:
Point Msigre--3 days, at B<rIinS
Septensaser, Monday 9Th, Tuesday 10th.
"Wednesday 18th.
B"Iloways Prairie Precincf-st Ina
Newevs Thsu$dsy 18th, FriisS IaeS.
saturday l4fh. s~s<
On Fiaxgon AT Asa I3elrH Nssdax
18th, Tuesday lSsh. Wolopnlax ism.
tfneviIic pcinrf->fAuru10sv Ieek.
erssls< .sssk 4.s.--A--. -
Cotile-st Jsnpt aers. Nssjsx
~ Tsf. $-s ia Ns.:..--,.-~ s,~s'
ffsssp nin--&s *,cior<. Ihur~<ss<
1fh- fre,ss 1sfh rr-~ss, <>sh.
Spfiax trck "a "a. : 1la<~. &.r>l-.
'n'h. fe..rl>s. tkss.~f "a. x<hs~s
sht ~. IEaf>-l., -
..-lA,ss'. sss's--fr<-s s,A. So
~r<sT "a. f4sl.1s>s n~.l..
- fs~~s-s ~. @~.>e~~l.s 80
><~~1 ,ls-- fsusu1os ~ IA
k<< liza <<<e<1n< LA
t-...se'~- f>-s1z x@Ass~. 2n~s-s
it& f~<-&@I l.<s
e. . ~ln<N
up~rrw nsx.snel . $500
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28
GEO. Y. KELsO.
Perish Central fessssivs Os.s.


Alexandria, fH, fnpts2ist 1872.
The COMMITTEES met pursuant TO 4
call Of the President at u NJ. o quorum
present the president stated Che ob,
jcct OF the meeting. Mr.. John On.
borpT fhtrodaced die toIlowing msolu,
tions. Resolved chat the following
appointments 10 u,s1ls for the differ
cDt wards. II
AIexaudrise L.mourie 8.
pisesilie {, siripgviIle .,
CctiIe D., ,cbenesvIIIe Z,
bayou Rapidrs5.
Adopted.
Mr.. Thompsop CoksIey introduced
the following resolution. kesol T, I'd
that the president Of this committee
do Issue his call. for . convention To
assemble in Alexandria La, saturday
Oct. 9th 1872 for the purpose Of
RatiiyiDg the state Ticket and TO
nominate Parish anu District Oft1cers,
adopted.
JSe PRESIDENTS Of the Several ward
clubs throughout the Parish will call
their clubs together IS soon az prac-
ticabIe, and elect the following num-
Der Of Delegates to meet in Conven-
ton here on the 9Th Oct, 1872.
Alexandria ., -Lanourie .,
Pineville 2, Springville Q,
cotile ., CheSesville z,
Taycn Rapi,les 5.
WIN. CRAWFORD,
Presid mt Parish Executive Com.
III. j. wRraHr, Sceretnry
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28

Snef-aA u y afso pros ided that .
IsT ss-a v.rs.s. ssss-. u =. ,.-1s-s
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-28

VA WOODWARD, ~, ~
~ Assistant Secretary Of State.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10

quietly. a. the majority Of our eitiEeas
pursued the'r usual avuoations Al houae.
Su'ne. however, avsilv.i themselves 81 tie
dsy 10 spend rs they pleared. which they
did n various Wuys. - there va. no reg
aiar celebration here. Fire-eraoker. aud
iorprioes we're the order Of the DIV IN
the street. and fishermen wefc seen along
the hanks OF the river.
About forty persons. including old aud
young were present At the ''eircle" m the
afternoon at Geo. Dillingham;. They
speut pleasant afternoon in visiting ani
boating. After tea many o the compa.
ny IN lively game Of n Spy" while
the others looked on aud enjoyed il too
Towards night the streets were lively with
the teams Of those who were hiding for
pleasure Some rockets were sent up ia
the evening, but the dance did not take
place as Mrs. Saxby was III. Thus closed
another " Fourth here.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
A NGLo SAXoN I'd t.!
~

This noble specimen of thd English Thorough
bred Family combined with as fair elements of our
best American breeds Of horses us can be produced
having blood of both Black Hawk end Morgan,
tracabe distinctly to the fountain head In each d.
rection, and as close alliance as can he secured
under the most favorable circumstances with
horse of this age. Anglo Saxon, sire OfAnglo Sax
on I'd, was Black Hawk bred by VIM. Peters ONO.
Andover, Mass I, and Was sired by OLD BLACK
HAWK Dam by POST BOY by sir henry, we'll
byiJohn Perkins Of Lower Canada, whose standing
as breeder of fne blooded horsesis not surpassed
by any in the Province. The Dam OLA. s.. Cd was
an English Thoroughbred by OLD DEFIANCE, a.
like the celebrated CANWELL was imported by
the Quebec Agricultural Society, and was selected
ting blood Of America. Thus we have in A. s. Cd,
strains of the greatest purify of both Black Hawk
and Morgan combined with the valuable and nigh
spirited blood of English Race horse render
ing HIN one Of the best hloeded horse this country
or any other can lro0nee- When one year old hs
wasawardcd the frst przs 2s otcrs of hisclass
A. the ~ stnnsssd r When tc ycsrs od took
VT. When three years old he received high recon.
msndatton at the New England Pair at Manchester
\. II. ,hotD the best juag es, which was published
rule could not draw premium.
Anglo saxon Cd Is i've years old this June, celor
Brfa he Golden Bay with blnck manu md tail, max
ings beautiful contrast. He weighs Hobbs. and
stsnds vs. hands high, Astunl mcasuremen. shows
him % be one ofthc best proportioned animals that
that can DO procuecd. Hah heavy shoulders we'll
pastcrn ndicating grert Endurance and capacitses-
for speed seldom equalcd. Heavy sinews ande
muscies, fauliless body long henry arched nechv
clean head; fine car prominent eyc,in short bearing
e oioarly displaying his Englisi Thoroughbred an.
tecedcnts. lie is owned by VIM; 4. 'Cheny Of Nor.
ristown at whose stablc he will stand during the
nises in stoclspgoduced nero merit thuu IN any
36~s PSA Foe~rRJwErs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10

Mr. Aonzo NJ. Rittcrbush Of johnson, well
and hsorably known citizen, passed from this
To future life, quite unexpectedly, ON Sunday,
June I'D. He ,d been unwell ;or some months
but none thought him so near his end. Alas
Who can tell when the Angel of Death will open
the door and invite us hence The loss Of this
good man il greatly felt by the wife, children
and sister. Mr.. Ritterbush was man most
prizcd by those who knew him best. He was
always kind in his family and obiging to his
neighbos. His musical talent was excellent,
and as teacher of both instrumental and vocal
music he took great pleasure. And those re-
hearsals at home with his own family are long
to be remembered. He had an extensive ac-
quaintauce aud many friends who who will miss
him.
The funeral was attended by large number
Of relatives and friends, who listened with great
attention to the discourse delivered by DR.. NJ.
II. lIoughton of Stowe. The services were held
in the Congregational church. -
IN this town, July 4th, Martin Manning, son
of Michael and Mary Manning, aged 26.
In Morristown, July I'd, Caroline E., wife Of
Gilman Stearns, aged 80.
In Hyde Park, July ID, Lucy j., Wife of AL
bert +. Burke, aged %
In MOrrisyile, July 4th, Ellen s., wife of
Henry ID. Bryant, aged 81.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10

caM6yTdge.
The town has
Ga two story bGlldings,
3S brick buildings
3 stone buildings,
& log buildings,
PSI dwellings that are not two stories
high,
] hardware store,
s dry goods stores,
. drug stores,
! boot and shoe store,
3 saddle and harness shops,
BLACKSMITH shops,
159 acres in lots of less than 10 acres
each,
1914 acres in farms,
4Ol rateable polls,
1870 dogs,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
Ephraim C. Pierce's Estate.

State Of vermont,} Ins Probate Court, held at
Lamoil 10 dist IS. johnson, in said district, on
the 18th day OF Jnnc A. D. 1872. -.
Daniel Lewis Administrator ofthe estate OF Eph-
rain G. Pieree late of Cam bridge in said dist dc
ceased presents his acc'n for exam
nation and allowance, and max es application 10 n
decree Of and partition u the estate Of
said deceased. Whereupon. II 10 ordered by said
Court that said account and said application be
ferred TO seseon of said Court 10 BIO held at the
obate Once in said johnson on the 23rd day Of
July, A. d. 1872 for hearing and decision thereon:
And 1t is further ordered that notice hereof be CIV
en- to all persons Interested By publication Of the
same three weeks successfully in the Lsmoille
Newsdealer, paper published at Hyde Park pre-
vious to said time appointed for hearing. that they
may appear ut said tune and place, and 'hGw cause
| if any they may ave, why said accouut should
not Be allowed, and such decree made n A.. a !
-HNsF.N1V Attkst II r. PrARk.Judee.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
.IEcISOHJiWc.

.IeHcys0RJTlIc.
MIR. Matthew Edwards has dairy Of
II COWS which makes go pounds OF butter
per week for market Two Of the cows
make % pounds aud 10 ounces Of butter
per week.
Hot weather and thunder showers are
the order of events. Many have been
overcome with heat.
Lewis S. Hebbb's horse died at Fair.
fax Falls. on the 3 inst, while attending
the circus.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
WaielYfWe.

Waie1Yille.
The Fourth was not observed by any
marked demonstrations.
Through the generous aid of his
neighbors ard friends, Luke Potter has
been enabled to erect bridge just below
his fordway.
The old fashioned hopper pulpi in
the Union Church has been removed and
another built ia its stead, more convcn.
lent for speakers and in keeping with the
spirit of the times.
IN. b. Page has been husily employ
ed in repairing his dwelling house through.
out the present season, aud we're it not
that old bachelors are provcrbially slow.
such radical improvements might awaken
suspicion of change of heart or condi.
tion as we'll.
J. W. Page and Henry Smile are
erecting large and commodious barns this
season. u
Al the present writing farmers have
not generally commenced haying. The
indications are that where it was not win
TERRIFIED the hay crop will be heavier
than it was last year.
The crops that last month. gave no
very promising signs Of an abundant har-
vest in the fall, have, since warmer days
prevailed. grown with great rapidly and
now appear at average growth.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
ENARM FOR SALE.

Il The subscriber offers for sale his
EXCELLENT FARM
situated one mile from Eden Millson the branch
road to No. Hyde Park Said farm contains-
l50 acres of Good Land, Good Housc-large
enough for two families, two Darns-one New
80 K 40 Horse-barn and Wagon-shed, large
Wood-shed, Milk room and Shop. with good
running Water at both house ard barn =
Said farm is one of the most desirable places
in Lamoille County The meadows are SMOOTH
and can be moved with machine. The pas
lures IRE good, and there's heavy Spruce TIM
Der on the place in sufficient quantity to pay for
it; and all within onc-half mile of circular
saw mill. Stock will be sold with the farm II
desired. N. B.-This place will keep IL cows
and team, now; and with very little work cam
be made to keep 20 or more. Terms EASY. For
further particulars call on OF address A. j.
CARPENTER, Eden, VT. ....-... ST
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10

ZUcW. ...,
-Haying has commenced in good ear
nest
The Measles. Whooping Cough and
Cankcr Rash are quite prevalent in town
REV. j. Cofforin of Bslvidere will
preach here next Sabbath bet all attend.
The weather has been very warm
and thunuer showers quite frequent du-
ing the past week.
The Sabbath School here is getting
quite interesting. More than fifty were
III attendance last Sabbath.