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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-10

r"Sr,L-S. II. Gr'"nlaw il appointed
postmaster at oak Grove, Wcstmerrand
county. Va. rec MaryJ. Carpenter. decreased.
lfrWntu.--At salt Greek from james
River Packet Landing. :. Il. Wortlam is de-
>i"naicL mail MESSENGER. service ~ often lis
necessary. 1T so Ter ;;nnlun from 10Th July.
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SoMNAMDULIsT OR GnosT?-Memphis has Il
sensation now in the shape of q somnambu-
list, whose marvellous walks upon the roofs
of houses and leaps from one to another are
positively astounding. Who and what this
mysterious somnambulist is 10 one seems to
know, as he disappears as mysteriously rs
suddenly. For the lust three or four nights
the operators in the Office of the Western
Union Telegraph Company have noticed the
aprartion, and have sometimes called their
friends i'll 10 STE it. The young man, for
such he seems to be, appears on the roof of
the icc-house occupied by Bohcn, Husc &
Co. at precisely - O'Clock each night. dressed
in nothing more than III lmmcntionablc gar
mcnt tllat f;lStcnsarollnd his neck. In this garb
he walks about the roof of the house slowly
and deliberately, lnlSin% now and then, and
altogether acting very much after the manner
of the traditional Lady Macbeth. When he
reaches the edge of the roof he patlses for Il
moment and looks calmly down from his fear
FIJI height, then runs ut brcak-ncck speed
around the edge of the roof, lcaping from one
house TO another till he takes in the whole
block. Sometimes he has been known to
disappear for al instant and then return
somewhat more respectfully dressed, though
for the most part his costume is equally as
sc;tnt us that OF the Georgia major. large
party will assemble in the ncighborlIood OF
he corner OF Main and Madison st. Gets TO-
night at T. o'clock 10 note tIc movements OF
the SomnanlbllliSt or g.iost, whichever it may
happen to be. Long ladders will he procured
and All effort made TO capture the Somnalll-
bulist to-night.-McmphiS Ledger, Gu.
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from .s:iIiirS EisX.

''Em''ac,"i the Richmond Dispatch.
...'> 'fr COUNTY. w., july ), 1872.
Moore .roIorcd) had Il ior.c worth
'.."1 III the stable yesterday by light
#'ti,'-l'lr>. without sounding Il note
W., have advanced ui,uu lt> in heavy
iArit scarcity was about Ia c;,lt>c us
... rh"i"ir,. ~ il is. we shall caution
.-au'' 'allUc vegetables.
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a,tr ,'" ''f BIOLOGISTS is being opened
/. ,i"'''' station, on The kallsa, Pa
= r, f., 4 "rli-dig.cr now at the depth
H.. l.d las 'crn Tor several days pcnc-
). ..,, ~. y! Ios>'' Shaic, tilted with bacu-
''a., .,; 'I,',' ana Il general variety Of
-.} IilN lon% names. Two hundred
, ID a. u, =. Pissed through Il thick oyster.
~ s, r' ,'' depth Of $50 feet took out the
b. Vi reptile with tuaks an inch in
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e,,f,;,"I Texas would contain the on
,jst ,t,.%" u Tie United states without
..s,, T. Ill., more thickiy settled than Mas.
,gayo' , "na t1c Sa'ne State would hold
%ia s"t@lal,nh Of The French, empire
alg,',i. I'ial now J, ind leave ,minlab-
.,,1",' u sixty MI, ground Tie boua-
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4 FcssnayfyassiA ssDAl TrntTa.
,fhn philatlslpbin GetircT ef Monday ii,

| The net anthracite coal fonnage for Thu
week from all sources was aI7, Z 40 tons. f.inl
for the year ,033s iti7 tons, against ,465 ,95o
tons TO the same date last year, being I'm In.
crease I'm the Tonnage of anthracite coal oil
4,5S5,217 tons. The production of bit,tmin.
ous coal for the week was o. tons, md
| for the year 1,lG7,794 tons, against ], 054,79
| tons 10 the corresponding time last year; M
| increase of l1a,997 tons, The total produc-
| fion OF ali kinds of coal for The week WIS
| h3i ,966 tons, and for the year 10000, 96l
tons. against j, ,ss2,i " tons to corresponding
! time last year. showing an increase o!
i.i7S,2ii tons. We have scarcely any change
10 notice in the coal trade for the week
| ending on the 23tl ultilno. The supply
| of coal was the largest of the season, and
the orders much as they have ruled for n
month past. Prices of coal were in the main
| unchanged. The trade for the week ending
| ON Saturday last, the 9th instant, was consid-
| crahly broken 10y the celebration Of the dtl,.
At many of The mines little was done during
| the last three DAYS Of the week. The re-
| ccipts Of coal nj Port Richmond amounted
to only i7,0n0 tons. and the shipments to
81, 600. leaving 4 stock on the wharvCs of
$4,000 tons. FrcightS rule unchanged from
last quotations, say S2.50 to Boston, 81 to
-. 10 10 Providence, and SI.25 To New York.
Vessels are now and have been in light sup
ply The retail demand for coal i'll this city
is slightly better. The cargo prices are: Red
la>h-Pnrparcd, 81 To Si.25; chestnut, 800.
White a>h-EuInp, steamer. and broken,
$50 10 500 cog, $50 to $3.50; stove,
| 81 to $tlj. Locust Mountain coal OF the
several kinds is quoted slightly higher.
INFAMOUS OlTRAGE.--Thc internal rcyc-
nuc laws provide that the retail dealer in to-
lacco shall sell from the wooden box, and
punish the failure To do this with heavy
;inc and long Imprisonment. Without any
notice having been given TO our citizens
through the newspapers. or in any other
nav, Of the Interpretation which would be
placed upon the law. four cOiorcd detectives
have either been sent. or have of their own
| motion visited the stores of our most respect
| ahl, retail dealers in tobacco, and have lodged
with the United States Commissioner intor-
nation against them for 4 violation OF this
section OF the act. On this information the
commissioner has issued warrants. \ very
| Elrgr number OF our merchants have been
brought before him, and few eases dis
| missed hut in the majority of eases, though
| il is certain that no violation Of the law was
| intended, The parties have been discharged on
| the p,ymcnt of costs, which amount to
nearly lorty dollars. We believe that in one
or two eases the parties have been bound
over to the District Court, though it is not
| pretended that fraud WAS commttcd.-
| Charleston Courier.
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! Is Fins, ypeaeI,. J

AT the arntlal con yention OF the New yorl;
ltstate) editors held ut WATERFOWL recently
tlse party Of southern editors travelling HI
charge OF Major M. FL. IIotchkia were pre-.
sent. Mr.. Parker, vice-president, delivered
an address to tile Association, which CON
Guided rs follows:
OUR SOUTHERN GUESTS.
But am worrying you, and must draw
this disointed production to q close. ] may
not conclude, however, without expressing
the sincere pleasure which fccl--whicli.
my brethren of the northern press. | know
you all feel--in the presence and companions
ship to-day of SO many of our fraternity
from the sunny South. A right glad and
hearty welcome TO you, fellow.knigtts of the
quill and observation-disclosures to the hospitali-
ties of our homes and municipalities-to full
communion in all the dongs and pleasures
of our annual rcifnun. May we forget in
the reciprocal joys of this occasion that we
were ever other than friends and brothers,
sharing alike in one common heritage, God
appointed to one common destiny.
Thanks, a thousand thanks, to the glorious
old leader whose generous heart conceived,
whose influence and indomtable energy
have enabled him to carry out, this grand
scheme for your needed recreation and cil-
joymcnt: "Foliow your leader, and fear no
danger" even with the same cOnlidng faith
the children Of Israel followed the pillar of
cloud by day aud the pillar of fire by night,
conducting them safely in their journeyings
out of the wilderness into the promised land.
Noble Colonel HotchkisS-ncycr so happy as
when surrounded by and making happy his
friends. A norttcrncr by birth, q southerncr
by adoption, cosmopolitan by nature and
impulsc-Whom Webster defines as nowhere
Il stranger, having home in every place
and may add, i'll every generous heart that
knows bim-how much is our country in
dcbtcd to him for measures and means OF
conciliating and healing sectional animosities
growing out of the rcgretful past. For has
he not grasped and united in action upon :,
common fulcrom of peace and goodwill the
great levers which move the world?
FINS.
Finally-my brethren, let US be true to
ourselves individually, to each other, and to
our noble calling. Let us more strongly re-
alizc the grave responsibilities resting upon
us rs mouders of public sentiment Nor
king nor potcntatc, nor priest nor counsellor
of State, exercises Il mighticr power iu Shap-
ing the dcstinicS of nation than we who
control the public press. Let it be our stead
fast aim to lead mankind into tho way of
peace, honor, intelligence, prosperity, and
happiness; SO that when night shall be clos
ing in upon our earthly existence, with the
consciousness of good accomplished far coun-
tcrbalancing even the evil we may unwit-
tinSly have done, each of us can
.wr,,, ,l,o ,I,,,or,. ,r IIe ,,,,cl, about hi,,
And lie down to pleasant Dreams"
by the way, Major Hotchkiss reached this
city yesterday, on his way to Staunton.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03
Applicction for License TO Sell.

Application for License TO Sell.
State of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS. In
Probate Court held at johnson in said Dist.
on the LIST day of Jan. A. d. 1872.
Arad Baker, Administrator of the estate OF
Freeman r Alexander late of NJ orrts0wn in said dis
trict, deceased, makes application for license to
sell all the real estate said deceased Morris
town, representing thatsaid sale is necessary for
the payment Of the debts Of said decease, and
charges and expenses Of settling raid estate and In
said License including the reversion Of the widows
dover and also idcuding the Homestead in said
esta' o, us
Whereupon II is ordered by said Court that said
application come under consideration and be heard
on the ed day Of Jan. A d 1872 at the Probate
Office In johnson; and 1t is further ordered, that
all persons interested be notified hereof, by publi
cation Of notice of this application and orper there
On, three weeks successfully in the Lamoile News
dealer, printed at Hyde Park, before said time Of
hearing, that they may appear at said time and
place, and, IL they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court.-Attest, 5. 3. PIKE Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03
Commissioners Notice.

The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court, for the District Of La
mobile, Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons, n
gainst the estate of
D. A. l.. Parker late of Stowe.
In said district, deceased, represented insovent,
and the term of months from the 25th day of Dec.
1871, being allowed by said Court to the credi-
tors Of said deceased, TO exhibit and prove their
respective claims before US Give notice, that we
will attend to the duties OF our appointment at the
dwelling-house Of Mrs D. A. L. Parker, in Stowe,
in said District, on the third Monday OF Feb
and third Monday Of June next, at 10 o'clock,
In the forenoon Of each of said DAYS.
l.. J. TOWN, (commis-
n. r. WAIT, sioners.
Stowe, Vt. Jan. LIST, 1872, 7w3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03
.,orOH :. RORTERs GALLERY FOR
CHRISTMAS ard INV WARS GOODs
sLBU.Rsl .sLBU.HSFg

Al hsitaa prices. frasEt', German Ead freueA
gtraaas. Larcs assaftneat u hall Nana-aaf,
ssiAsth scheai Mettlss. Muzas Meuues large
sssgitaaent - plaza AS o.tefel t@fd fhetlEfs.
f,.rhsfs. "a ] and ses thrm. fletufe knats, snd
geTd a1n the fulallest D. the lafgssi sHcs. Large
as.sftlarrt II ficture nauet ever ucrred Tor sale
is A al 81 pficss that cant - beat hring "
90 Ia youf saldiers AsrnoTiAlt q te ffamud -
fft they Ert solied. as very little handbag viii
III shit- card hoafd. otrfeascupes u al syles,
Stsfuscupe We've e hsegS fhilue, oeaeral tless
ths CltJ ~ Nazareth ffslm The west the tummit q
M TaHur just visshle, and many othsn q The
H.ly lsnd. Views q the lusemite valley shnuinE
Yussmits faiif, tJt ftet high, aad the Big Trccs,
same q them measuring teiwcen one aud tuo
HUNDREDS feet arsund thsfn, and hetNeen fsur ana
Ave hundred fcet high. Views q the White huur-
tains Nj. Mansfield, Bostsn HArhor, Boston Con.
n. and hundreds u other different View. leAn't
r.me them all.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03
T AMOILLE COUNTY NAT. BANK
Stockhoiders Meeting.

The stockholders Of the Lamoille County Nat
Bank OF Hyde Park, are hereby notified that the
annual meeting for the choice Of Directors for the
year ensuing will BIO holden at their Banking
house In Hyde Park on Tuesday the 9Th day of
January, A. ID. 1872, at o'clock in the afternoon.
A. L. MOVES, Cashier.
Hyde Park, Dec. LIST 1871. "
PER ORDER OF TEE DIRECTORS.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03
LIBERATION NOTICE.

A, nave this day given my son, Geo. P. Hardy, his
. taie curing the remainder OF his minority, and
snail claim none Of his earnings or pay any debts
Oh his contracting after this date.
horrissville, Jan. Ist 1871 49, r.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03
DDowN TO HARD PAN.


H.fta ..
..H-.#.
MONEY.
Now i. the tine for Great Bsrssi":a
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS and CAPS. RUBBER BOOTS,
ARTIC OVERS, &C. fURs,
BUFFALO ROBES, LAP ROBES,
HORSE BLANKETS. FLANNELs
Plymouth, Gloves and Mittsns, Under
shirts aud Drawers, Top Cloth Buck
Gloves, Canadian Jackets, Wa
terproOf Goods in Black,
Gold mixed. Gold
stripe and Blue.
CAssimers,
and
Beavers,
Black Doe
skin, Hoods, Nu-
bias, Worsteds, Long
& Lyman Shawls, Paisley
Shawls, Bengal stripe Shawls,
Reversible Shawls, Domestic stripe
and Pliad Shawls, Morning Shawls,
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
Trmniag of all kinds, SILK Fringe,
Fancy Ribbons, Braids, Embroidery,
Collars, Cuffs, do, Sets, Kid Glopss,
.Marsa.Ilss Quilts, Laees, Real tpl. Collars,
Wool Blankets in great vdriety,
Ladies Ties, &C., &C.,
GREAT BARG AINsl!
oEERCoATs AND WINTER sUITsAr CLOSING
OUT PRICES.
ovERcoArs Sc ovERcoArs So ovERcoAr 10
| ovERooArs n ovERcOATs IL ovERCoATs u
ovERcoAIs 10 ovERcoATs is oVERCoArs ~
ovKTcoArs 20 oVERcoATs % ovERcoATs %
SUITS $40 SUITS S12 SUITS Sl5
SUITS Sl8 SUITS S18 SUITS $40
SUITS 1922 SUITS $25 SUITS $26.
have at this time very large Stock and in
tend to keep up the largest stock of clothing
kept in this county, which will be sold on the
lowest possible Price for Ready Pay N+'
| am selling my present Stock for
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR CASE.
My whole line Of Dry Goods at reduced
prices for cash, comprising the best in market.
Thibsts, Empress, Blk. & Colsred Alpacas.
High Colored Poplins, Black Mohairs
All Wool Plaids, Reps, Brilliantines,
Jap. Silks, French all Wool satins. all cOlOrs,
Black Silks,
Diagonal MOhairs,
All Wool Poplins,
Blk. Wool Dress Goods,
Japanese Cords, &C., &c.,
All above Dress Goods marked down from 10 Be
is cents psr yard and some more than that
IsisI i.jtl itHTfTtjliJ
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03
CONE ONE COME ILL.
FIRST CONE, FIRST CHOICE!

Pic.ures cepied, ENLARGED and finished In Ink,
on " Water eolors in the beat manner known %
the art have just TctuTHed run Boston and
New York, and have rshttcd my rooms In the latest
cts le auf would say, call aud get your pictures
tai IN and u they are not better than yea
had them taken before. lhavc the latest improve
ment On Photographs Call and zee them. Large
Cl,cks, aud hirrar Frames. I have hundreds Of
pictures at prices ranging from ave cents 10 ten
A.1I
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03

also very large line Of Aiapacas -
BLACK ALAPACAs 35 cents
BLACK ALAPAcAs 40 cents!
BLACK ALApAoAs As cents
BLACK ALApAcAs. so cents!
BLACK ALAPAcAs So cents!
BLACK ALAPAcAs IS cents!
The above prices are much lower than they
have been sold for. HIa..
Ihape some nice and splendid Teas, only
80 days from Japan, phich will tg0
be sold pery lou. II ,
AM SELLING FLOUR FROM 80 to rs. cts
PER BARREL LESS. THAN ONE
WEEK AGO.
During the months of December and January
shall sell at greatly reduced prices for u
CASH! CASH.! I'm
IEI Yf3 EH FH1
as wish to reduce my stock before taking an
Invoice.
Goods wiH not be sold near as lou on tick as
they WiH be for Cash.
P. s.-Please examine few quotations for
Cash, and oil other goods marked down in pro-
portion.
Prints, 10 to IL cts.
Best Heavy Cotton, IL IL. End do, IL, Sd
do. 10 f ft
Extra fine, IA, End de-, IL, Sd do.,,10
Shawls at cost
Flannes at great reduction,
m maleerproo"' %
Under Shirts and Drawers, at a great reduction.
Mems best d. s. and Top Boots, s4.2s. End do,
tt00, I'd, 1915
Mems Kip Boots, 4.25, end do, 400 Sd do, 5 3.75
Mems best Rubber Boots, 400, end do $50, Sd $3.25
Mems best Arctic Overs, $225, end do, $2i2
Ladies and Gents Rubbers, Very low.
NY WHOLE LINE OF LADIES BOOTS AND
SHOES MARKED DOWN.
IF you GTnE ME A GILL YOU
WILL PURCHASE SOME GOODS
CALL SOON
D. A. GILBERT.
Morrisville, Dec, 18th 1871.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03
PERFUMERY! PERFUMERY!!

Call at Porters and get bottle Of Luhins beat
perfamtTy. or sume Of the Triple extract Perfume,
a hettle Of Hair oil, aud have aIso good as
sortmeut of Children story Books. Aud large
assortment ef Fancy BOxes, Ae. &C. | sill sell
them cheaper than any other place In Lamoille
Co. | msan what say, call and see. have the
best assortment Of the Above goods
Fathers and Mothers, remember the Christmas
Tree Tor that little one, or those little ones They
think more In having present placed on that tree
no matter bcw small, than they would Of much
more valEe placed in their hands at home. They
never can be children but once, now help them "
enjoy it, aud they will repay you many. many
times. Ny Photograph Rooms will be open from
morning till night have one Of the hest Photo
grapers 10 work for me In the State. Call and SEQ
the new style Of Photograph that we are taking
Farmers bring out your family, and have theiI
pictures taken, OF pictures that are now lying In
the draws framed up and make your homes pleas
ant and attractive, so your children will not seek
other places for amusements. Bring us a small
pile Of wood OF a piece Of beef pork, corn, oats
would not object 10 . small piece Of good buttei
and slice OF Cheese, or few eggs. just az soon
get them of you as the merchants. Now farmer
bring on your produce for am ready TO take IL
DO NOT FORGET TO CALL AT EoRTERS
PHoToGAPH GALLEY.
E N. PORTER, Photographer.
Morrisvillo VT bNl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03
P0rrhY.
THE FOE OF THE CHUCH
s03e AND REp(JBI.1C. ,E,4
poPERY.

means TO do. Its power. Its despotism. Its in.
fal ibiity. It's frauds It's relicts. Its miracles.
It's prosecutions. Its hatred Of our public schools
and ofcivil and religious liberty. It's startling
crimes. It's horrld wikedness and Its New York
riots. hook that is wanted everywhere. Per-
manent Employment at Liberal Pay offered.
Young Men. Ladies', Teachers and Clergyuen,
ZIEGLER McCURDY, Bis Arch street, Phila-
delphia. Pa. t39 Race street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
500 N. Sixth street, st. Louis, Mo. / 2;4 Main ST.
Springfield, Mass. fl}N lf4HN II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03
I ooKiT oOKn

TAs ysar Eightssa Hssersa saa Seventy Oss
Ia tAss dEs-ing 70 = sloss Jet a 81 days Aad
nlghts, . ~ hourt u sitsrnsts lAhor and FsPoss
aad he cid ysAf ill Re amsng The thines thst~rrs
IA daTs wssts and monshs viil be barred ih The
vast VoFtsE that F=Allous up all time, bst is re-
e0rd uiil flii lirsVn bsAring uitness Ausl %
assordiug b The uAiure Of cur aeis, and u Ne
have aet gate cs.as up b the nara the past rear.
wseaa aAksAnsads - eommsneinE the nee year
a botisr and mors approved style. beth In soclal
Aad Business lifs. and can cohesive e ne better
pent - make thnu that q meeting All tis, Hsisi,
asussa1s, OF ether sAisuiioHs, promptly And this
ue should and mest certainly all q us 90, II not
eveTtAksn BY fsne calamity which renders Il
utterly impossible. have noticed the short eom-
inEs Ofths race many instances Of MAS stepping
outsde hs manhood 10 falling 20 fulhll his agree
ments, and Am snartng to-day f'om the sfiects 81
such nou-falhiiments. Looking at these thinEs a
they are have concluded TO sell my goods f0r
cash, and for such prices that no one can aud ans
faalt 70 NY the least low any other store Ia
the County for uill not be undsrsold. himbls
sin pence Is better than slow shilling.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03

NITONDERS OF THE WORLD
MAYS EMINENT and BITTERS
Mays Liniment will cure Diptheria in one hour
twill cure Fevers, Pains, Sprains, Bruise and
Burns.
Mays Bitters will purify the blood, pro-
mote digestion, give good appe
the, impart vigor and vitality
to the whole circulatory
saystem, and will
euro dyspepsia
it will put
new
life into
lazy Liver. 1t
will cure chills and
fever, it is gentle altera-
tive, its ingredients are all
pure, its spirit base is pure alcohol.
Anise oil constitutes its aromatic flavor
IT CONTAINS CHERRY BARK ALDER
BARK, RUUNDW00D BARK, PUPPLE BARK
AND WlNTER6REEN
LET NO ONE DIE WITH A FEVER
When it can be cured with Mays Bltters and
Eminent For sale at A, p. CleayeIand's Drug
Store at Hyde Park, at Smiths SlOrc No. Hyde
Park at Ash's store Morrstown corners.
Retail price of Bitters, 81 90 per pint, and Of
Liniment % cts. per OF.
Fifty agents aoanted to sell the abore
n,edicieines. A libera6le discount alloao
II 1J,,.s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03
AND NOW TO THE POINT:

There ma
a hi is
y o IN
WHh tt say 70 is OF
dom bi y
to du tprth
"READY" BE
ca nga
the best raAn
8
6GaT 1 ada7.@a 1s1AHsorrp B4ss8
you to u a a set Is - D
49m3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-03

My goods eOnsist
kEADT MADE CLOTHING,
SCOTS and SBoEs, and DRESS GOODS,
PLlLDS, GIScH<MS, alpaca,
PoplIu Alpaea, all wool and common Delains, all
wool, and Cotton aud wool checks, And Print,
NUBIAS sHAWLS, BALNORALs
AND ALSO GLOVES and NITTENs,
CoTToNs, LIGHT and HEAVY BLEACnED
COTTON ALL WOOL, and COTTON a
W0LL SHIFTING CASHMERE.
Ttoed'S, DENNIS, Ticking, aud Yankee
Notions Of all sorts, and AFRO Teas,
both Black, Jdpana, and Young and
Old HysOn, Coffee, Sugar,
SPICES OR ALLKINDS. TOBACCO,
SNUFF, LARD, DRIED AP-
Piles, &c., &c.
Ihayo a good and large assortment Of those
goods which will sell as above for cAsHer ready
pay. Come and soc my goods and Prices
ASDIKNoH YoU WILL NOT GO zEAF WITH
OUT BUYING.
b. N. GATES,
Hyde Park, Nov. 1871. 5lm3
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partner with few hundred dollars capital
to engage in the manufacture of an article which
pays four hundred per cent. and sells readily.
Only those need apply who mean business, and
are willing to work,--to such a rare opportu-
nifty will be offered. Call on or address ,. i
D. X. HICKOK,
Nov. 2S. II. ri Morrisville. vt.
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of all wooLENs!
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KINDS OF GOODS EVER KEPT
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At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!

TrmmiHS Of all kinds, Silk Fringe,
Fancy Ribbons, Brdids, Embroidery,
Collars, Cuffs, do, Sets, KID Glopa,
Mdrsa.Ilss Quilts. Ldees, Real tpl. Collars,
Wool Blankets in great rdristy,
Ladies Ties, &C., &C.,
The weekly Louisianian., 1872-09-21

Every part Of Waltham Watch Is made
by machinery. The machinery used in
making tho movement Of . single watch
coast ~ . Hundred Thousand Dollars,
yet We sell these Watches, in . solid Silver
Hunting Case, for SIS. The same watch
could not be made by hand and hnisheds
Is perfectly for Ten TDGEs ~ MUCH.