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Stall LIONS
-oF TIE
Vermont zzOFsc stock Co.,

4 l. l. . .
-oF ruE-
Vermont GzOrsc stock Co.,
-Is.2-
TIE following Stations will be allowed to serv,
q limited number OF Mares, besides those belonging
u tue Company, the Frtfent season, at the stock
rarm.
Clayhfino, at t-ly Dollars.
Woodburn Pilot, ne Haudrei Dollars
Walkil Chief, one Hundred Dollars.
Terms Cash before removal Of Mare Mare:
not proving in oal can ne returned neX. season iree
Of charge.
Paslur.as one Dollar per week, or If kept by the
year one Hundred Dollars Escapes and accidents
oil all kinds must be AZ owners risk.
YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON.
Bav-l6 hands, fooled 1853, by Lexington.
Ist Dam, Hymenia, by imported Yorkshire.
2d " Little Peggy, by Cripple he by Mecoc
81 " Peggy Stewart BY Cooks Whip.
9Th " Mary Bedford, by Duke OF Bedford.
5th d" Imported Spectator.
6tn " Col. Holmes Dare Devil Mare, by in
ported Dare Devil.
Tais horss is full brother 70 Ansol,n and
" Edneboro,n and half brother to Fergi and
"Virgi" By NaucGl.
CLAyBRINO.
BLAcx-I6 hands, foaled 1865, got by Refs Nam
braO Pilot (wnO has public record OF 22't y by
biailerino Chief LADY Ihorn's sire) Dam Molhe
Harrison, got by Cassius N. Clay (wh0 has
public record Of 23i. private -; by Henry
Clay. pubic recorl IN BY Andrew jackson, BY
- Ea.hsw BY Imported Grand Bashaw.
WOODBURY. PILOT.
BLacK-i6 hands, foslod 1865, got by r. a. Alex
anders Pilot, jr; he by Pacing Pilot, ont ofNancy
Pope, by Havoc he BY sir Charles %. Dam
Nancy Taylor, by Imported Alfred lst, Dam 10y
Mamhrino thlei' ore o. lacy morn u, Dam,
fast tr0Jting mare ~ ilst pacing horse owned
in Indiana, called Red Fox. N0odhuTn Plot
drew a wagon when Eve years old full mile IN
privateD in 2.5'.
NgALHILL CHIEF.
DARK Bays hands 3 inches, fosled 1865, got by
VIZ. RJ sdyz's Old lIamb etonian q Orange couu
", NY. LIST, Dam, the well known Harrison Mills
Mare, sired by Old American star. This mare WAS
purchased by the late Vim. Rystyk, seven years
ago al $3.50, AM is still owned by bis estate who
have refused $500 q, Dam, by Black Bashaw,
making Waikiki Chief brother in blood 70 Dexter,
Aberdeen, staTtle and Socrates. waikiki Chief,
with very little training, when i've years old
made full nile Qn private 10 harness in 2.3i
hlli Of which Was done in La.
c. +. PREDMORE, Supt.
Il. n NEWELL. see'y.
April 2o-dawtf shelburn, vt.
Eg. s.. NICHOLS & CO.,
EkSUYAuTJBzas Or
Board Psnass, Chatting, water Wheels PlsniaE
Hills sag Mills, Grist Mills, Marble Mills, Stats
EfiIls,Pspcr Mills, Heavy Porgings and Boits
for Bosts and Bridges, Patent stone Dig
ge-s, Patent Drag saws, Horse Pow
zrs, Steam Engines, Boilers and
Pumps. Iron Fence and Rail
Irgs, Iron Brsss Castirca.
--AISo-
Dealers IN
sTEsS AND GAS FITTINGS
OF ALL KISrs,
Leatker and Rubber BsitiaS and Hose
AsRETs For
Fasnt Steam Packing, MoTses Twist Drills, Co.liss
Engines, and FoT.hinzSon's Pumps
Pioneer Buildings. Darlington, We.
B. 9. EIoEoLB,l
Z. q. CoesIr. : Feb.22.-tt&wly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-17

Tie virtues of simple Tea asa Barr Tonic and
Prcserver have long been known. but no attempts
have been made % extract the oil scientifically. BY
process Peculiar 90 this Ireparatau the essential
oil Of the tea plant has teel ac1ai o. other vascta
pc extracts, ald az urcq aallgd Toilet Article 2
the II ir is tAl result. lt Sc especial y useful 20
prevent Gle hair from falling OFT ~ GROWING thin,
and GO wash llr Che scaly, 90 stimulate tho hair
bulbs and prevent the gradual decay and loss q
color 90 the structre 81 the hair tlhos Price s. 3d.
DIX. KENNEDY, 10 Warren Street, ECxbury.
Mass. March Wv vow
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BoOT & sEgOE STORE

BoOT & ssOE STORE,
Church St, opposite Howard National rank
nv c,,r celebrated stock Company, commencing in
rnetiately, and continuing until iurther notc-'
PacGRANME-PAKT FIRST.
/. GRAND Overture. from the Opera Of shoeless
enni e., ,ins and WIle stepandleichit.
a CINDERELLA or Slippers to sell, company
4 RE.IrAriyE- The Pedestrians Lament
CHORUS.
" Uowiing. hoEling shall complain.
Like oue VIII seeks Ior boots IN vain
Not long, not long. for you can mn, 80
That II. A. MoUsEY keeps every KIM
PART SECOND.
l. MARY ARP LKA...--..-..---.. COip au}'
% ANrI-PAsrEBoARD DUET, (solo LeAthel, So sl
. $40 Sow Stor.n................P Prof Stoga.
p.po. .........Je nuie SIpshod
Fa-ber dear father come home with me now,
Nv shoes are al cut at the tie,
You promised 20 shoe me and Johnny, vow
Ana you should do as you promised, you know.
GR,yp Eatree Of the Shoeless Brg ade,
dead March in SAUL
G. NFrANonrHos1s and Tahieaux, in which tho
whole Bri-ade will appear happy N flne ana
Coarse Boots and Shoes Balmorals. scottish
Balm1retts, Sutton Polish, Congress Galters
etc. etc.
=. RECEPTION CF 6REENBACKs,- ........- Company
To conclude with the highly pleasing aai soul
satisfy irs farce Of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-17

Rev. j. Clifford Of Reais5oro, is to supply the
desk OF the Universsllst church of that place for
year. --- The UnivsrsGlist society in Richmond
nave procured the services of the Rev Mr.
1uern'ey, Of Rochester, Vt. for one half the
Tune Tor the year to come. commencing the first
sunday In M.y.-Rev. Kittridge Haven of
snorehsin, is In his eightieth yesr and continues
70 PieAeh portion Of the time.-Dr. Laird
oo"er, OF chicago. is going to have church
on Mr.. Frothinghsm's plan, a church with
stores underneath. and an elegant hall that can
be used for lectures and concerts upon occasion
-aev Z. s. Bliss, who for fifteen years has
been pastor Of the Universslist Church ct Barre,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-17
THREE pRRFoRMANCEs pAILY:
3erelrp.


BACK COMES.
Tattin sautties, Teethins Rings and Ratles, sew
ing Birds Pocket Driukins Cups, whistles
MARKS. Silver Soap, clverile, silver
Polish, fumice stone soaps
Opera and Field Glasses.
a new stock Of shell and Horn, and sold and plated
JEW ELRY.
An extensive assortment Of IasarGs & Morris fer-
fected epec.ac es and Eye Glasses 70 nj every
Eve, ana which give the greatest pleasure
and satisfaction % those who use them
also the greatest variety oi other
kinds Green, blue and other
shades OF Spe & ald Eye
Protectors and Cog
gles Of all qualities.
Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired,
Glasses fitted and matched IN Spscts AMI ali Work
ia the line executed to general satisfaction
Old Stand. Church 81. Estanlsled $50.
Anrs-dfwtf J. Z. BRIneMAID.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-05-17

Rev. G. Graves, recently rector Of ST LIKES
church. Cambridge, n. T., will be installed rec
tor Of st. Jsmes's church Of Arlington, Vt, on
the l2th inst The rectorship CT s.. Paul's
church, Windsor, has been offered to Rev. J. B.
Pitmsu, OF Ssanton.--ln answer to B.shop
Quiuisrd's public appeal for $1,000. for the
Orphans Home, Memphis, Tenn, forty ladies'
arose, undertaking to procure 500 each
The New York Infant Asylum has % inmates.
Receipts, last year, nearly $4,000; expenses
over $1,000 Il was founded IN 1865, by the
widow Of the late Rev. Wm. Richmond, who
spent nearly whole winter ST Albany, to Sc
cure a charter from the Legislsture.--St.
Luke's Home, Utica, n Y, receives the needy
and disabled, for email weekly sum.--The
Rev. DR.. HenshsR, OF Providence, Z. /, has &C.
cured the erection Of new and beautiful church
called All SAINTS, in memory Of bis father.
Bishop Henshaw, formerly Of Midllebury, VI
A memorial window, 80 feet high, vas given by
the Rev DR.. and Mrs Eames, OF Concord, y.
II. new communion service, and aims basins,
Of silver, we're used at Esster. The choir i
composed Of % boys. The Rev. Mr.. Henshaw's
sermon on Easter evening was historical, cover
ing his pAstors;e Of over eighteen years.
The new Trinity Church, Lsnsingaurgh, n
Y. is now ready for uEe. The Rev. DIR. Twing,a
former rector, has inserted c beautiful window,
containing Ecelct anu ltAte tuEEt1tlke 81 the
Resurrection, in memory Of his family.--
The Chruch Hospital in Philadelphia, hiss treat
ed 2,l0S persons, during the past year, besides
prescribing for us dispeusary patents --
The independent Episcopal church at New York
founded by D.. Ihrsll, has gone under. TIE
Rector speat his own fortune, and IN
able to obtain help was obliged to surrender
to the foreclosure Of & mortgage. The
rcattered fragments have been gathered together
and are to be formed into q Congregational
church, over which Rev. Henry Powers is expect
ed to preside Bishop Bitsell will ofiieikie IN
St james Church, Arlington. tomorrow at
which time he will institute the new rector Of the
parish, and administer the rite of confirmation.
st james chuch, Chicago. has just complet-
ed its new ediice, at 4 net cost to itself Of only
5000, so liberal have been the gifts Of money
and materials. Or the 18th uli. it was dedicated,
the rector, Rev. Arthur Brook, late Of Williams
burgh, Pa, preaching. He Is younger brother
OF Rev. Phillips Brooks Of Boston, and a nephew
of Wendell Phillips. lie is shout u years Of age
and graduated al Harvard in 1867. His face is
that Of an accomplished scholar ard hia carriage
that OF man Of affairs. Rich and clear in voice,
HIS delivery il chs%Scterized by 8 neverousnes1
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FREE!
esragkd Entertainment .
Ar
ER. ,5. w @ @ & NJ 3,
=, Church Street. burlington. Va

Tho Manager has the honor to announce to the GU
zeus oil Burlington and vicinity serie1 %
rene-al entertainments AT the popular
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20
Trial OF Mayor Hall.

Tins trial bids fair to expose the crime.
Oh the ring in New York and conyic,
the Mayor. A. j. Garvey whom every
one supposed had got out of the way as.
founded the court and spectators BY an.
pearlng as witness. The ex-plasterer Of
the Iamplany ring, evidently intends to
make clean breast Of his connection with
the gang Of plupderers. His testimony in
the case of Mayor Hall, on Wednesday
was as explicit as could be asked for and
lays bare in all its holiness the deliberate
scheme OF robbery which was so long per-
petrated upon the New York public. The
oelense continually object to any question
IN which the answer would damage their
client, and much more time is used in set
ting the admissibility Of the evidence than
In the examination Of the witnesses.
Mr.. Tremaine one of the counsel for the
prosecution opened the examination with
the question, rs this claim for S4l. 260
true and honest claim2" at is not y
answered Garvey. "On what foundation
was it made 7" well. replied Garvey
searching his pockets for the bills, at was
necessary for me to have during the months
of June, July and August, 1870, $780,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

90C Coz finishing the piasioTing, etc, 81
the court house. sTs. T60 for work 10 piog,
res 10 July AID August, add on County
baildingssT5. 900. Ny whOls bills amount.
81 to 1894. go. | Eas to have sl26. 600
for other people, and | vas to. and did
give Tweed $4,000 to 60 to Albany with
and influence the Legislature. So made
up the fraudulent for sS95, 600" 10 all
Ofthe s395.660 how much did you re-
oeive9" asked Mr.. Tremaine. IL received
IS per cent. Of the whole bill, without in.
terest. Fifty thousand | gave to Tweed
sixty Thousand was spent for buildings 10
Greenwich. CT, thirteen thousand for
Woodward in Connecticut, two thousand
for plastering the house Of Walter Roche,
FIVE thousand for myself 10 politics. l
got my blanks out Of the supervisors Of
fee. The history Of this particular bill,
1896, 660) is this ln latter part Of May,
[ gave the bill to Woodward, deputy
clerk Of the board of supervisors. He
took il to WatsOn's Office. | went with
Woodward. On the 9th of June, Wood.
ward went with me to a room under this
room. l then gave Woodward a check
,u the Broadway bank for sll0,635.lS."
Mr.. Burrill, for the defense, make OBJ
ection to the evidence. In fact, Mayor
Halls counsel spent the whole day in
making objections.
Carney now swore that he never sworc
o the correctness of the account, and con-
inucd: Z" Before made up the account,
received 4 memorandum account from
Woodward, specifying the amounts he
'anted, as charged in the bill, and in.
fractions as to how the bill, should be
lade up"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

ANOTHER ONE.-If dinner could
speak, what would it say Give me none
of your jaw.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20
VERMONT CENTRAL R. r. LINE
TALL kRKAS6KNENT.
CswasHciHg Monday, Dc I. ISL

Csmnszeizg Monday, Dc !. ISL
Tralus Geinr seuth and Rzsi-Lsars HAisreufy
Il fa.au. u =. q, and e. D a..
tailTfain ieAtsf q. dehsouTa b 40 q , 80 ~
hal satssaa "a ane eannssts ~ hgiisna -
Tro 3. and "a White River iunetien Ana hsileHi
fa suiih Tralnsiof boston, hoFucsief prin snela
T. 81 6fuui'sCuusT ibf Nes Londun.
Ia Expires ieaFcf Montreal ~ ~ M ~
Johns at iue1 m, odEsnsi gruh AZ ~ IN, Plate
tursh It en- 8. m. Moerr's iunriiou 81 lu-io o. m
- Alhs o. a u ~ N, arriving 10 Boston via L.
veil ~ 1000 pm.
NiELt Espiess Issrcs Osdsusi urlhs t D. % ~,
Antftai - D ~ - 4oahs w. o., - Aitens Z
pm, euuutstnE Al ". d. auHrilt q and heiluNs
ls or hoftun and NtTcs itT aua - ~. NcTnsii
springfield, te, afrifius ~ y 81 ia-as , NJ
Trains going North aud Wesi-Lsars Waterbury
"a = izam,s ; an, ~ y m, ana % p m.
DAY Express leaves Boston via l. veil at a m
for Burlington, MontrtAl, 1t Allans, 4e, arriving
II NentIcsl az IS IN, and OEdensturEh az =
Meet.
Mail train leaves Boston vie LoueiI ct am, via
Lawrence and Fitchhurg a % m, Springfield a.
90 m, for Burlington and 81 Alhans.
Accommodation Train leaves NoFthheld 81 % q
m, for Darlington, Rutland. 81 Alhans, 0gdens-
burgh, etc.
Night Exprsss leaves So. Vernon at s. D. N.
receiving Passengers leaving y N at "a D n, at
bellows Pals nun Cheshire r r.. leaving
Boston AZ DO p m, connecting at White River in
with train leaving Boston al m Cor Burling ton,
Montreal and o. dens urg h, connecting " "a steam
err and Grand Trunk r n nr the Net.
leeping Cars are attached T. the NightExpres,
trains running between Montreal aud hustun. and
st Alhans aud Springfield. and ~ Alhans and Truy
and DfaWing-huum Cars ictwceu Montreal and
Boston On Dal Express Trains.
Through tiekets for Chicago and the West for sale
81 the principal stations.
st Adams, Dee Z, IFil. up
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20
Chas. p. Foote's (Minor,) Estate.

State of Veromont, Lamoile District, SIS. Tn
Probate Court held in johnson, in and
for said district on the 26th day of Feb. 1872
Charlotte L: Foote, Guartan Of Charles p, Foote
minor, residing in Cambridge In said district
makes application to said Court for license 10 Sc
the following described real estate of her said
to wit; All the real estate in said Cambridge. 10
which the said minor has any little, representing
that the sale thereof for the purpose Of putting
the proceeds of such sale at Interest or the
same in stocks or real estate, wou be beneficial To
Whereupon. Is ordered by said Court, that said
account and application be referred to 4 session Of
said Court to be held at the Probate ONCE in said
johnson, on the 18th day of March A. ID. 1872. far
hearing and decision thereon; ~
And IL is further ordered, that notice hereof be
given to al persons interested, by publication OF
the same three week successfully in the Lamoill Ia
Newsdealers a newspaper published at Hyde Park,
previous to said time appointed for hearing that
they may appear at said time and place and show
cause, u any they may have, why said account
sh9uld not be allowed, and suchdecree made
lows BY the Court. Attest.
s. s. PIKE, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can. restore the
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
OF foullng the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

Needy farmers, like some poets. ar,
partial to an acre on tic(k).
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

VERMONT DIvIsIov
PORTLAND 4 OGDENSPr

we 'uso upon capitalists and ali b,vt,.
&c invest, the most careful inve.iir,t,, -
sicuritie'' believing them 10 cornbIB,n-,..
and profit than any Railroad Bond DO, -
ket, The Portland and Ogdonsbur.b R,r,.,'
Will be the shortest route by more than Al,
irom the Lake 10 the Atlantic.
The Road will have local business ,,,.-..
all lis running expenses and to insnr. ~ y
and regular payment Of interest on n, ...',
ed debt. twill be the greatest plea,ur, a..
iare In the Eastern States, uniting bv N.
route Saratoga and Lakes George and c.
with the White Mountains, Lakes Msmrl,.--
and Willoughby, Mount Mansfield andtbsal1
cd mineral springs Of Northern Vermont
The Roard is under the manage m,pf If 49,
the most experienced, successful and wjdsl,l..
business men IN the country, who will ipss i
the closest economy and honesty In the a5n,-,
ton Of its affairs.
The managers Of the Road have tbem,.,.
vested largely in its capital stock. the o,s 4
scriptions being nearly sufficient to coBpl,,.
Road ready for the iron, (thus showing IN,
probation Of the Importance and yalps Of M, !.
terprise.) For convenience of investors N, I.
coupon or registered), are of the followiDs a,,,
nations.
5000, $500 and 500,
ana the interest, six per cent, gold. isp.v,p,,s.
annually in Boston on the LIST az AIand the lsy
vember. These Bonds are offered, until furtb,,,
uce, at 20, and accrued interest in currepev ,
For mrther neutrality-suspicious.. mans A
apply to ,
L.-& T. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
, st. Johnsbuy, Vsrmsr
FAIRBANKS. BROWNE co..
p,,nD lis Milk Street, HOston !
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
us Chestnut Street, Phil,
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
Trustees for the First MORTGAGE BopdboIdar,
Hon. LUKE P. POLAND, st. Johnsburv VI
ABRAHAM T. LOWE, Esq,
PRESIDENT LIST National Bank, Boston, Mas
FOR SALE BY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Boston.
HILL & Co.,
Sears Building, BOstol
And all leading Banks and Brokers. IS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20
NOULTON BROTHERS & co
VI PATENT WATER TUBING

y Lt fOhESf, CHEAPEST, and most DURABLl
:, Warranted 10 stand Pressure Of One HUNDRED
FEET and UiH not not burst When frozen
IL VIII last as long as the hole Is kept full of wa
tor; VS. lbs. OF water in ~ feet Of Tubing. Tw,
inches IN diameter. Is made of the best selected
ana kiln dried lumber from to Is feet in length
Turned round, wound with copper wire. sunk In
grooves, boiled in coal tar, connected with cast iror
couplings, made to suitany position, Tongued anC
grooyed each side of water-course and gIyes per
Iect satisfaction in every as far as heard from
poTtdbte-toeighing Ten lbs. per rod NTH couplings
CcstSJe% 0ne7hag az much three-ogrths Leai1pipe
same pore as Tubing, and a greater saving to the
purchaser when inch and IA Tubing is called for
Fr,ce 81 Tubing. NTH Couplings Complete,
5 5mG iach rubbing "a inchbore per foot, cts
2l-2 ia % 90
2ineh q % 1"
At our Factory, CASH; except in towns where II
has not been used In such cases onehalf on deliv-
cry, the balance IN hirty days
~ Always warranted. e
IL mas been tested IL years in dry, gravely
soil, and found Invariably perfectly sound!
IL is FAR preferable to any other conductor on the
grounds of its Purity, Cheapness, Strength Ease of
transportation, Etc, 100 rods per half tun Of a.
9hlailest size. One man can lay 800 reds per day.
Being SO small it requires bnt narrow ditch Can
couple the 3 sizes together without extra expense
!, mus making saving by coupling the larger sizes
TO the smale and getting more Volume Of water
for pressure, through the Smaller Tubing For
conveying SAP dsupasses every other conductor S,g
ar-DldkeTs tciH do nell to try il. TESTIMONIALS In
large numbers might be given, If space permitted.
IL Is unsurpassed for running water to and through
villages for cellar drains, sink drains caves spout
&C., &c. ~ 0'
In every case In ordering, the pressure should be
specified, the size of bore, the number of "T,s,"
acute angles and elbows, If wanted. Shipped when
desired. Address MoULToN BROS. 4 CO.,
For territory MT included In tlo ST. ~ ~,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20
EOR SALE.

I,ns Sooa second hand Sleigh and Buffalo robes vol,
Poote Gambia oahhgan, Inquire of Mrs Orange
es", ~, 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
It's natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, aud eAectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
HAIR as soon restored
TO ats original color
'c'h the gloss aad
FRESHNESS Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

GUARDIAN AN6EI.

NitA stag e l1te a. stainless and a. uhiis
A snov untr,rlrsi orelaals against the hlas.
Cloghsl siih Coils poaee. ani radiant wigh
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-03-20

The |
tice.
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CHAN
fHlT

Office in |
Effected to
Stock and
rates. Fa}
Cost ofins,
and buildd
n any othd
loss or dam
and list
Midsisquoi
and WayerI
pre- without
90 n nunica
will be pro
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-12-13

THR SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN. j.
Walker Is achieving an eminent distinc.
ton as a benefactor Of his species. Some
stigmatizc all patent medicines with the
odious epithet ob quackery. But DIR.
WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrrERs
have the endorsement OF the medical
profession. The editor can conscien-
tiously and cordially recommend the
medicine, because he knows he has found
great benefit from its use. For nearly
twenty years he has suffered from ds-
rapgement Of the stomach. And though
the disease has become chronic, he has
already obtained great relief from this
remedy. A physician left at his death q
large volume, carefully sealed, and sup
posed to contain fund of medical know.
ledge. On being opened, it was found
to contain only this simple advice /:
keep your head cool, your feet warm
and your bowels OPEN" But there is
whole volume in this maxim. VINEGAR
BITTEgs act as mild cathartic, leaving
the system in n healthy condition. II.
H. Mcdonald an experienced druggist,
associated with DR.. Walker, is man of
thorough integrity and practical know
ledge OF the art of compounding medi.
cine. They have n valuable medicine,
and they know how to bring it to the
knowledge OF the public by iudicious adj
vertiseing. We are happy to give them
oar happy Endorsement, and bid them
God speed in relieving the ills to which
flesh is heir Lockwood Uaionist, Dec. 90,
1870.