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The Opelousas courier., 1872-01-06
Comment on epargne de Iargent ct de-
l'ouvrage,
LIE BlanchisSage facile.

III E soussigne est maintenant en- mesureede
IL pouvoir procurer au public lie savon paten.s
t6 de Maher, jde la Caroline du SUD- pour leaDelt
une patente etc accordee par le Congress 1e 10
Avril 1866.
Ce savon est Ia plus extraorlihaire pr6para.
ton de notre 6poque Aucune famille ne deyrait
sen passer. Cest le sayOn le meieur marcM
du monde, ct pent Gtre fait en- trente minutes
Les materiauX s0nt accessbles chacun. Ie
blAnchisSage dune grande tamille peut Gtre fait
cine CENTS lie savOu par personnc par selnai.
lie. Adressez-vous la pharmacie de NJ Posey
rue Main Opelousas, ct procurez- vous-en 1r
echantlilon avcc les directions pour sen servir
lie privilege de f;iire de ce savon pour une fa
mile pent 6tre Obtenu ell s'adressant an sOussi
gnG, au bureau de poste, on a NJ. Posey. Ceux
qui demeurent la campague ct qui desireront
dies intorlnationss ce snjet pOurront commuDi
qucr par lettrcs avec lie sOussign6.
ii est garanti que cc savOn douuera
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q E soussigne, en- Sc rctirant des affaires. SAL
Il SIT cette occasion pour remercier ses amis
ct lie public, de Encouragement liberal quiIs lui
ont accorde, ct leur recommande avec plaisir
son snccesseur, NJ. r. s. wilkins, 6tant conyain.
GU quill donncra satisfaction gen6raIe h tons
ceux qui lui conferont leurs atf;.ires
LOUIS STAGG.
Washington Ter Octobre 1871. 6tf
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DNous somnes pein6 d'apprendre la
mort de M. VIM. +. Haifeigh, ci-deyant
Sheriff dc 10 Paroisse Ste. Marie, decide
q Franklin le 27 du mois dernier, a Page
de SO ans.
M. Haifcigh etait un des citoyens les
plus populaires ct les mieux estimes de
so Paroisse.
The Opelousas courier., 1872-01-06
AUX VOYAGEURS.

I'm l'absence de toute maison on lie voyageur
-MA entire Opclousas ct le Bayou Chicot peut
6tre recu, lie soussign6 recevra, a sa residence,
Vile Plate, les voyageurs qui trouveront conve
nable de sly arrGter.
OCTAVE DARE.
Vile Plate II Novembre 1871. Off
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PLEINE SATISFACTION

tous ceux qui Ell teront usage
II nettoie le linge sale aussi facile1nent avec
Team de puits qn'avec celle de pluie. On u a pas
bcsoin dindigo on de bleu, nj de wash-bOart ct
lie frottement fatigant devient inutle. Une Jour.
nee de blanchissage est accomplie ell deux hen.
res. Cest le meileur savOn don't on puisse Sc
servir avec les machines laver, ct surpasss
tons les autres savons pour les lainages
Pluslenrs certitcats constatant letticacit6 do
ce saven sont donnes dams mon avis partie au.
glaise du 'Courrier."
u. P. c. HILL.
OpClOUsas 81 0ctobre 1871 6tf
The Opelousas courier., 1872-01-06

DLundi proclaim, 8 Janvier!- Que
fera-t-on de cetanniversaire .jainais me-
morable pour tout Louisianais!
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Charlie bien Ordonnee.

Charlie bien ordonnee commence par
soi-m6me. Ce principe peu evangelique
de la morale trop souvent mise Ell action,
la legislature ne s'est pas fait faute de Sc
pappliquer. Dams les largesses qu'elle a
faites aux d6pens des resources pr6sen-
ties ct futures de pEtat, ellie ne s'est pas
oubliee. Nous avons deja ell occasion
de otter quelques chiffres du budget de
1871. Les sommes totales votees, sous
differences formes, dams la seule session
de 1871, Sc sont elevees d plus de treize
millions ct demi. Dams &c chiffre effrav-
ant de depenses, en- regard dun budget
de recettes evalue q moins de cinq mil
lions $4,766,1l9.) la legislature figure
elle-m6me pour bien pres dun mil
lion.
Des experts, NOMINEES par lie jhge Dib-
BILE pour examiner les certificats ennis
par lie greffier aux mandats de la legisla-
ture, viennent de faire un rapport qui
met en- lumiere, dams tous ses details, les
depenses extravagantes de la legislature,
aussi bien que les irregularities ct les
commises dams la fabrication ct
Permission des titres.
Voici quelques cliffres instructifs en-
pruntes a ce rapport.
Les diverses ALLEGATIONS pour les de-
penses de la legislature s'6levent $647,-
44O, mais les mandats' ennis pour ces de-
penses Sc soDt elveves a une somme
beaucoup plus forte. ...
L'etat remis a Pauditeur Graham par
le greffier aux mandats, j. Pinckney
Smith, donne le resume suivant
Mandats tires par la Cham
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ii reste un excellent de. -. $240,68S "a
tires en- sus des ALLEGATIONS ct sans auto
rite. Mais d'autres recherches indiauent
que ces chiffres ont etc depasses. Les
experts indiquent plus loin que les de-
penses connues de l'assembl6e ont etc
CONNIE suit f.
Chambre ----.----..-.. $767,19 IS
Senat 19l ,763 IS
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a vENDRE A I,,AMTART.E

NE HABITATION situe a Chataigner I'll
g miles dOpelousas) eontenant 165 arpents
dc terre, don't 90 arpents bien bois6s, une bonne
malson de 36 pieds de longueur. bien finie. aims;
que dautres dependencies, lc tout en- bon etat
on vendra tres bon marche, ct une oranda
partie un credit reasonable, e-"A''0
Four lie prix, ct les details, sadresser sans de-
la an bureau du Courier des Opelousas ou ou
soussigne sur les lieux ~. W. W.
ZEPHIRIN MANUEL.
Chatagner Scptembre 1871.
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En- usage depuis trente-quatre ans deja, est au-
J0urd hui reeonnu CONNIE lie plus agreeable ct lc
plus sur remeoe offert au public pour la guerison
raplde de toutes lie affections de bronches, pour
10 toux, lie rhume, les catarrhes ct la pton
Prepare par +. p. Duconge, No. 80 rue dc Char
tres, Nlle-Orleans,. ct vendre 81 la bouteille
lprix du proprietaire) par JOHN POSEY.
%uec i2-tJ Agent.
TVAIENCE de tonte sorte. 4 vendre en- d9tai,
Il on par panier aux detaiiIants de la campa-
gne Chez BLOCH &, DUPRE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01

DIED in Woloou. APRIL 50. Ms.
saioue nubbsll. sgoi -.
Nrs. huthell uas ihe Lass Of those Ger.
y 'e'iioas uho made ihe aat ca ra,ea.
meui' On ihc forests, except oue sister.
Who siil lives ia town. SIS VS. tie
second wife o. Seth Huhbel. who came
into iouu "a slou.shocs dauing be- hoase.
hold goods 90 hanl-slsi. followed b.,
lis wife, also ca .su0u-shoe.. She va.
BON ia Wilton, Coun, Feb. IL. l7s1.
aud Was tbs daughter Of a revolutionary
soldier, ever maniits'ing strong attach
mcui to her country. At the age Of -.
she lcIi hcr homg 20 live ia log.huu,e
and endure the harjships Of life Ia lS0t.
She retained her faculties remarkably
wei aud was able to give interesting his.
tory of,ho earIy settles. oltcu mjusiiug bcr
remarks With Keen Wit. She survived
her husband 40 year.. which she .pu.t
with her son, Hon. Thaddcus Hubleli.
II she was not the last, She was among
the last OF the reyols,ion pensioners, her
husband having been soldier in the wa
Of rs. She had children. survive her,
II grandchildren aud D great-grcat grand
children living at the time Of her death
Ms. lluhbel! died trusting in the merit.
Of thai Saviour ia whom she had believed
patiently waiting for the time to come
when she should leave the world.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
NT7TT2M.

PIX. GIecd and II. II. Powers were
,,.so delegates to the State Convention.
The funeral or Mr-. d. W. Putnam
rr,ely attended GA Tuesday the 10Th
.r Urf, was life Of quivtEud unsell-
a devotion to the comfort and happiness
orotb,r,. Now sho is gone to an abun-
dan, reward with a name "above" the
name Of mary others whose lives have
been spent in seeking name.
Work has already commenced on
five new houses and one store. Repair
inc, cleaning and painting are the order
ortbe day, and they inlicat tie a general
.pirit oflhriit aud enterprise. Next to a
clean heart give US a clean home.
&C. +. Gates, of Stowe, will be at
fine Morisyillo House on Saturday, May
la. prepared to yaeciuato all who may
desire IT, The virus has been carefully
selected by him, and is all right. 1t is
an inexpensive prccaution, and should
not be neglected.
The following is the schedule Of
Exercises at the 18th Anniversary Of
Peoples Academy aud MorrisviIIo Ora.
dcl School.
Examination begins Monday morning
May 9th, and continues till Thursday
noon. Rev. Edwin Whoelock, Hon. c
Il Heath, and f. NJ. Baldwin, Exam
ming Committee.
Tuesday Evcnius;-Address before
the alumni by lion. Chas. Il. Heath.
Wednesday Evenin. Prize Speaking
Thursday Afternoon Public Dccla
nation.
Thursday Evcniug;-Exercises of thu
Graduating Class,
--Ciizcns Of Northern Vermont anc
Lamoiie Go. in particular. | have en-
gagged the services Of one Of the best In
dia Ink, Oil and Water color artists il
New York, who will be at my rooms il
MouiSyiile III a short time. Any on'
wishing pictures copied, enlarged ant
finished il the above form will do we'll tc
visit my rooms, sec samples &c.
This kind Of work has never been dom
bat once, hitherto, in the State. Anyon
wishing for large pictures, life size, cal
have them taken and well finished here
as have one of the largest cameras il
the State. The artist will remain but
Snort time.
f. n. PORTER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
Morrisville, May /.
CITATIONS
y
At THE MALVERN FARMS.
SEASON OF 1872.
SEASON OF 1872.

T1TTERSdLL,
Brown stallion. Is IA hands foaleu Aug. Q
1867, by Rysdyk's Hambletonian, dam by Dam
tel Lambert (by Ethan Allen out of Fanny Cock
by AbdaHah); I'd dam Quakeress, by Young
Emperor Thy Bridges Emperor out of chernb'
by AbdaHal); Sd dam by sir Charles, thorough
bred son Of Duroc--wW make the season o.
1872 Mt the Malvern Farms. MonisviHe La
noble Co., n $50 to insure.
DILL,
Brown stallion, 16 hands: foaied June I, 1868
by Gen, NJ. Patchen out Of Quakeress (pedi-
gree aboye)--wiH mike the season at the same
place at s25 inshre Mares kept at ressona-
bic rates ut owners risk.
ArMoa w. GBIswoLD
Foreirculars, ard I'll matters pertaining, &c
the horses, address Henry S. TowN, Superin-
tendont Morrisyive. Vt. 24m3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
L'OR sALE

nat UHHa lrarf a.it DO cd uAarIs ratra-
fhr lafal Atalt hasta lalr aaa aiis- tHa
IsIia.l. fr H.aIlH u.a' aa aa.liIE aaefH4
saa zee H.raa NaHlua Haa.~. aE sl|r.s.sl H.ii
Ht HHeHr Ef elIr ..1 ifs .Ii. i.l.r Iza'fr ..a1
Ha .l-# araHIar liaf.ss. lua ra1eIf llflsi-I laIr
aa. ar uUH. A#ss
lt tUtt ny fiftstST rTauF.
Ia tHE tI.talr 81 M.I Dec. iaEaH Er,lar,t.
aal zl1il s.li o.. aI.fr flafriiF ata Sc tEure,
$50 taAr m IafTatllrf. 8ulH ~. fhlae iEs Sod
sd r.t.z. ed a ElrE itu e. ffaae.ts.
G. ~. nQFY.
Nau.t=sa larahl1.is.a. q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
ahErlrlnN FOR DIYnRcI.

u
A Whereas, Caroline &. kcclcr q Hyde Park, IN
the County Il Lairnillc has lilud her petit for
"ivUrsa against Edwin If. Keller Ia Of said
Hyde Para, Hni now Of plrts unknown, setting
u.tA la sal rtducc that she was lawfully married
l % said Edwin H., on the 10th day Of June A. ID.
Ial3 at MeIrstuWu. Ia said Cuun y, by Horace
Powers a Justice Of Peace, and that she afterwards
lived with the sai Edwin H., IN Hyde Park ard
vicinity. Va the strict performance Of all her mar
riugU covenants, until ON O. about the list day OF
l November 1851, when the said Edwin II. without
| forth shat he s,.id Edwin IT, has been guilty Of
divers act, otmtvlurhlc severity towards her dur
Ing thrit lhah3tutlDn, and praying fra dissolution
/ ut thc hunds oi matrmUny subsistng between her
land the said Edwin II. and Il appearing that the
said Edwin II. 81 without the State Of Vermont, so
! that process cannot Bee served upon him by legal
pHicr 10 Is ordered that the said petitioner cause
! the suHsauccu Of said petition together with the
order therein 30 be published in the Lamolle
Newsletter printed la said lyde Park, three weeks
sEc1CSsivcly the last publication Ia he at least
| twenty DAYS prior 10 thf term Of Court. to which
sad petition Is made returnahle.-uEd the said Ed
win II. Is hCrcb, notified 10 appear before the
/ county Court next TO he holden at Hyde lHrk,
/ w, hin and for "a Lamuille County On the 18th
/ gurslay In Wa, 4. D. lS,2 hciag the the Term
ut VIII ch said prt tu is mlie rGturna lel then and
lhva Go stew aluse WIZ the PRAYER 81 sad petit on
/ .l..u.Utd not rlylUtJd HHd fuI Their e. stand to
luduhdr uy sac. -rler and decree rs ln0J Toe made
! "a the prCuiis.s.
Given uu jur iIy hand and Mt Montpelier, in the
uuty Il Nasbin. ton, !nis lith day If April
T.P. REnFlELD.
IfLeofhe Safremt Court.
rgwgF' sollcit rsf Petitioner. "'
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f. n. PORTER.
Store.

OLODP.
Mr.. Joseph Adams and Mr. Decatur
Sayton slant next week for Grand Ha-
Ven. Mich, with their families. They
intend to make this place their future
home.
Mr.. David Hale has gone to MINI,
and his family expect to 60 there in a
few weeks
The headquarters of Mr.. G. f.
Douglass and family will, for the present
be in widow Perkins house, which he
has just moved into.
MIR. Marvin Dutton, formerly Of
this town, died very suddenly at his resi-
dence in Kansas about two weeks ago.
Mrs, Ward, of California. more ia.
miliarly known as Miss Fanny Walker, !.
spending few months with friends ii
this and adjacent towns.
w. II. II. Bingham is making re
pairs in his house on Main street, anc
few men deserve more Of the good thing
Of this life than he.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
1r0lcOII.


Mr.. Thompson, an Irish.Canadian
received some very severe injuries on Fri
day last, in TIM rock cut near the village.
1t appears that the man employed by the
contractors for the purpose of usin the nj
tro-glycerine was absent, and that Mr..
Lawrence. foreman. with Mr.. Thompson
were charging hole with il, -Thompsen
tamping with a stick while Lawrence
poured it in. The explosion took place
while they were thus engaged. Mr.. Law
renee received little or no injury, bn'
Mr.. Thompson hand and forearm literally
torn in pieces, his left hand mostly torn
oil, deep cash cut from the jugular
VEN to the ear on the left side Of the
Beck, and the right side of his face and
mouth very badly manged, taking out
his right eye. and strange 10 say, the
man lived at last accounts, and was con-
sclous. No man supposcs he can long sur
we SO many injuries.
We have been informed that II was du
ann (nltro-glyccrine aud saw-dust) that
was being used by them.
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=. Hrde IayL.

r.,rk. Waterman, & TO, are inn
mi, the ,io.-jriying season-' Mr..
H., an experienced driver from Milton
..bqa en.lselt to slpsrinienl the work.
s,rs Of the log drivers are afflicted
s., ,s, mungs, anil dnd the 'caieT-eurs
-,,g,ni not very efhcacious.
p.r. Mr.. Wcdgworih breaches here
every Sunday IN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01

UaleJyIXc.

"A hltle son of Cyrus James fell from
the high beams OF his barn one day last
week, striking on his head, but received
only slight injury.
--Mcssrs. Mann & Sons will commence
the manufacture Of hoes aud axes as soon
rs their new building. being erected ior
the purpose, is ready for them.
Only about two-,hirds as much su-
garis made as last year.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT RuRGATlNE PILLS,

perfectly taseless elegantly coated with sweet gum.
purge regulate purify, cleanse, an strengthen Rad
WAYS Pills for the cure of oil disorders OF the Stomach
Liver Bowels. Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
Headache Constipation Costiveness Indigestion,
Dyspe sia Blliou,ness Bilious Fever, Inflammation OF
the Bowels Pilesandll Int ef1a Wis
cora Warranted TO effect apositve cure. Purely Vegeta-
bic, containing mercury, minerals, or deeierls drugs.
FB- Observe the following symptoms resulting from
Disorders of the Digestive Organs:
conspaon Inward Piles, Fallues Of the Rloe In the Head
Aedty Of tbs Sonae Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Of Food
Funess Weight ia ii Stomach Sour Fueaons Sinking Or
Flutefing the Pit Of the Stomach Swimming Of the Head
Hurried Difficult Brathug futterng ct The Heart Choking
or sufocatnr whom In Lying Posture, Dnne OF
VISION Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pam In
the Head Deficiency Of Preparation feownes Of the skin
and Eyes Pain in the side, Chest Limbs and sudden fluiho Of
Heat, Burning In the Flesh.
"a few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS will free the sys.
TEN from an the Gh0veiucd dl.nfders Price, . cents
Der box SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ "FAISE AND TRUE Send one letter.
York. Information worth thousands VIII be sent you.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
Local Matters
hIk.

W5 winds with clear weather have
IA for thc past ieu days.
soaring Is uou virtually over. al
IA ,hs ground freezes nights, aul
~, a, birh winds, considerable sap
at Be- gathered. Farmers generally
,.,a, tuo-thirds as much sugar
al, q. last year.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01

dk i N A DAY to seil Dorman's Little Gem Lin
1l9 V y en- q Card Marker. A sample with your
ntmc sent by mail on receipt Of Sl.25 Circulars
free, Address u. 5. MF'G Co. 97 n. Lombard St,
Baltimore. Agents wanted everywhere. lSlm3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01

The assessment for { e year ending March 81 ,
1871, was rwo AND one FOURTH per cent.
TASKS YOUR PATRONAGE BECAUSE,
|. 1t is no experiment but has been IN success
full operation more than thirty years.
?, IL Is q HOVE COMPANY; managed by YER
mont men, aud insuIing only IN this Statci
3. Insurance In IL IL cheaper than il can be In any
Stock Co., because IL is mutual aud there arc no
dividends to he paid ~ stockholders;
4. Ii takes but three per cent ON the premium
note in advance, and assesses ut the end Of each
year what is necessary to meet tho Losses aireaiy
made thus leaving your mony, SO far as possible,
In your own hands; whore IL cannot be lost through
any mistakes on dishonesty Cf Directors
3. The Company has a clear surplus over all
liabilities, and the very low average of assessment
proves that 1t has been honestly and prudently
managed
JANUARY, 1872.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
lT0ULTON BROTHERS 8 co
WI PATENT WATER TUB ING

"a FUkEsr, oHEAFEsF, 80 -s.i DURaHLE
Bs1uaiss 8 aIss : Pr,,,srs sr CSC uUybaEb
Fam aaf EiH 81 81 Aarff atea rusra.
u Hil last - loag the hole i kepi iufi u "a
ter. El-i lts. u safcr iH il feet q futinE. Tsu
inches In diametsr, l. male = the best selected
furuod ruuni, souad sith copper wire, sunk In
gruuEes balle 10 coal tar connected with east irun
c,supliuEs, made D. sut any pc ian, Ton Eued and
-fnuFed csch side q Eaief-eouFse.-anc gives per
q p1-i1.lt-srci tiag fs ~ psrrof Hsft siisgs
Cesfs jzsi Osftaff zaeA ftrfs-foaTftE Lsairst
same hurc a. TuhinE. and greater saving g. the
purchaser When Inch and IL Iusins SEALED iur
Two lneh Tubing, - ireht'Fs PER at s,'.
ai-i /. s ne. a.
81 cur Factory, CASH, except in towns where It
has net been used ia such eases one-laif on deiy-
cry, the balance IN thirty DAYS
- Always warranted. 81
Il has been tested 5 - years Ia dry, gravel
sill. and found invaria ily perfectly sound.
Il Is far preferable % any other conductor, en- the
Transportation, Etc, luo rods per hall tun Of the
smallest size. One mnn can lay 3D1 Ids per day.
Being - snail IL rcquirrs bat narrow ditch. Can
ouplo the sizes together without extra expense,
thus making saving hy coupling the larger sizes
10 the smaller and getting more volume IL water,
fur a pressure. through the smaller Tubing. FoT
canrsging S9P sBPzsses curry other CONDUCTOR Sur
Ir-Hiil6fs WiH DO usH 20 tBH. TESTIMONIALS IN
large numbers might be given, II space permitted.
Itisunsupasscd for running water 10 aud through
villages fur cellar drains, sink drains caves spou,
drains, stlrtoh factories, breweries, pump tubing
Sc, sc.
In every In ordering, the pressure should be
specified, the size Of bore, the number Of T's,'
acute angles and elbows, " wanted. Shipped when
desired. Address MOULTON BROS. q CO.,
- Morrsville, Vt.
For territory no. included in tho State Of Vermont
address W. F. MouLToN, Mousville, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
NEW LIVERY STABLE!!
NJ 0 R RIS VII L E.

The subscriber has opened new Livery Stable
opposite Merriam's store in Morrisville, is ready
to furnish any style of turnout" from one to six
horses, as desired. ] am ready on short notice to
convey any number ofpersons (say two car loads)
to any part of the world, from the "icy peaks
of Greenland to the FL Dorado's Of the west.
My teams are first class, including double and
single upholstered Sleighs open and top Buggies,
Horses that delight !" to 60" My motto Is
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
INSURE WITH THE ANDES.

State Of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS. In
Probate Court held in johnson, in and
for said district on the 10Th day of Apr 1872.
Anasa Stevens Aneillary Administrator of the es-
tate of Michael SIeGnnln late of Manchester, in
Hillsboiougb county rnd State OF New Hampshire,
makes application to said court for license 10 sell
all oftlie Real estate to which the said deceased
had any title In this state, representing that the
sale thereof is necessary to enable him to obtain
funds to pay the debts and legacies Of said estate,
the personal estqte eng insufficient for that pur-
pose:
Whereupon, 1t is ordered by said Court, that said
application be referred to session thereof, to he
held at the probate Office, in said Johnson. the
/ s0tl day Of May, A., D., ls72, for hearing and
| decision thereon and IL is further ordered, that
all persons interested be notified hcrooi by publ
cation Of notice said application and order there
! on, three weeks successfully IN the Lame lille
Newsdealer; printed Mt Hyde Park before said
and place, and, If they sec cause, Object thereto.
2iw3 Attest, /. L. PEARL, Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
TIES! TIEs!l TIEs!!!

Now is thet to get out and draw r. II. Ties.
The r. r.. Co. want large quantities delivered on
the line above high water mark, feet long, 9
snches TIL OK, faced on each sdc-e, inch face--
iither Hemlock Cedar. Brown Ash or Tamaraok
eound and free from shake. The company will pay
agood price, and pay cash on delivery, They can
be delived on the Line from So. Hardwick to Shei-
don. Whoever intends to furnish any should no
tify some one of the Direotors. Sti
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
A GENTS WANTED.

MALEAND FEMALE.-Business pleasant, and pays
better than any enterprise in the field. Agents
make from So TO So per day. Sond stamp for sam
pie and particulars. Address }. LATHAM & Co.,,
292 Wasling ton ST., Boston, Mass
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
" LIVE AND LET LIVE"

By which mean that whoever rides in my teams
will be one to enjoy good health and will have ne
occasion for life assurances.
New Horses New sleighs--New Wagons-New
Top Buggies-New Harnesses-New Prices
a5y- Coll and see for yourselves
n II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01
EARM TO RENT.
IN HYDE PARK.

Containing l6o acres, will keep l2 or l6 cows and
team. Possessions given at onco, Apply TO
aOtll G. W. DEMO
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-05-01

This beautiful Stock Horse will be four years old
this grass lie isa beautiful blood lay black
will weigh 1000 pounds and stand Is IL lands
high. lie is u grandson Of the old original st.
Lawrence, his dam being the daul liter Of an i'm
color, build style of acton, easy open gait,
speed strength ind disposition this horse cannot
bs excelled ia Northern Vermont. lie truttcd
his full mile last fall just after becoming three
wears old in O. 81 and can now tret much faster,
The undersigned will exhibit this horse and his
speed at any time near their stables in Norris
vile, We publish no statements about his speed
but what we win verify BY an actual test when
requested.
Ne ask all 10 call and examine for we wish i
to be understood that not only was this horse 5
sire, gIandslle dam and her sire tTdters, and
among the first, hut that the horse is n natural
trotter and can tret. Come and see him.
| lie will be kept at our stable in Morrisyille.
Terms, to insure, $1,000
Morrisyile May l. 1872. % If.