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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30
VERMONT CENTRAL r. R. LINE
SUnNrE AKEkS0ENrST.
CsansaclHg Iaas 3. lsI2

CssnsEcIHg SHHs 3, ies-
rrsiussosur ssush sns Easi-LssFs WsisrtsF,
1910. rs 81 ia. al - y a..
NJ fT..n ias4ss tildsnsi 90 q q o. ass Al
100 Al y ~ ass daunurts a. kailald 90 is.f
49, 81 Hh.tr kIFtl auultIsu anl tfti, - ~.
-sN.~ 49, ~ n. sisan,tl 80 AsH Aags
IA Fnpfr.s lrarss MtHiftsl % 3 fn e. 49, ~
Irhas % Il ~ uadrasl'urE 20 90 q o. rlaits-
hufa 90 ~ q. a., Aofffs Annets.n - ~
~ Alhans q b. .u d. arIisias Ia hetiau "a l. o.
MAJ E,rrgss Leaves ugdsn.iurl az 0 g. p. H,
MUuifssl D if p. m. 81 lulua 5 81 D. g. - A. .ais
j !. -. csuncciiue af n. R-iuuct.au and lel.
IausFaiis o. I.ltrn afd vicinity helrtsifrl aiid
aneai ai s.. Nefnen iar Springfield A., a1iifins
in \. H.atil ~ ., a..
Train. ssinz North and Ncsi-Lssre Waterbury
AZ fusam. tlatn, q b p D., ard 9 B. 2 o.,
nav EFnrras Leaves nIsstuu va s.Hril at q ~
Or Iurln-ton, Monirral, ~ 8 'ats, Aci afIitiu-
is Moutrcal af 3 o. pm, and uEdcusauf.h ~ " ~
West.
Mail train leaves Boston via Lowell % 2 an, via
LaurcUcc and Fitchi urg at ln On, spflnzheld
uf = n. for Nsu london ..ui a. in. cHuutttu aAt
". r laiciian vita nay ESpros traig.
Accommodation rfalu leaves Nurthncld % e. a
a.. r.r Darlington, Rutland. 81 Ai,an., 9.dcns-
hurah rtc Ni.ht kNprUss
leave NV London g.. So. Vernon az ' s. b. m
rocei, ina Passengers leaving y y Nc d uu pn, at
Bellows Pals nun ttcshiFe u, leaving
Boston - Do = m, euuucetius az White River in
with train leaving Boston al p m 9 z burlington
Montreal and u-dcuslur-h q, canuccfug vi a. steam
err aud Grand Trunk y x co. the West.
sleeping Cars are attached g. The NightENprcss
trains running between Montreal and hDsttn. aud
81 Alhans and springfield, and 81 Adams aud Troy
aud Drawing Room Cars between Montreal and
Boston oH nay Expires Trains.
Through tickets for Chicago aud the West for sale
st the principal stations.
st Adams. June J.. Is5a.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30
FOR SALE.

The subscriber being about to onr,go 3, a..
narpe business offers his farm situated one miie
goul the the Randolph Road" aud three miies
I aiorrisvlle formerly known as tho ''Esnuire
nutch,hs tarm,' Containing 50 acres Of good land
suitably divided, with buildings in rood condition
sna mas good water commences. Terms easy. Far
lurther particulars enquire on the premises Of
Morrisv;l,S ~. h, MIL. BUNDY,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30

gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
HAIR IS thickened, falling hair checked
and badness often, though not always.
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
lecayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimn-
iated INTO activity, so that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
OF touling the hair with n nasty saJ;-
ment, 1t will keep it clean and vigorous
Its occasional use viii prevent the hair
IRON turning gray or falling off. and
consequently prevent badness. Tho
restoration of vitality it gives to tho
scalp arrests and prevents the iorma.
ton OF dandruff which is often 20 nm
c,ieanly and offensive. Free from tbaso
ueleterous substances which NIL
some preparations dangerous and INN
rlous to the hair the Vigor can onlv
Deheht but not harm it. IF wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING
nothing else can be found SO desirable
containing neither oil nor dye. It does
i soil white cambria, and vet LASTS
long on the hair, giving it 1 rich. glossy
lastre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. Aver g. ca. /
hractic7l and Analytical Chan,,..s
LOWELL, MASS. i
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VABUABLk FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber on account OF poor health ofer.
i"F sale his iarln, situated at Fillmore Center,
AuoWu ~ tie oid olmsteyi place The farm cuu-
sists II ia acre. uf lnud well fenced With wall.
ana BLACK ash raila, aud we'll watefad Il Is under
r. hi-h state Il cultivation and suitably divided
INTO woodland pastufa-u aud tlla-c land. It l.
one 81 the oldest hrns IN town, Is first rate Tor
-ra-s. every acre Il which can De mUwn with a
machine. The house is suitably arranged firdairN
purposes with sufficient uutluildiHE. There f. u
4uud STRAIN Ut running water IN the house and al
s'ie barn. There is q small orchard ON the place
ana one 81 the hest SURG orchard Ia town consist.
"a ~ ahuut lfto trees with suitable apparatus f.f
1rryi ing on the same. The farm viii be sold
together with tho stuck, 5Otins Of hay aud grain
"a car and datt, utersits aud farming tools or farm
clear To suit the purchaser.
In. CIRCUIT
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MOrrIsyille. Nov. 81. 1szL
VILLAGE RESIDENCE
FOR SALE

NJ FUN SALE
Having resolved to go West under the nrnv,si,,,,
~ .le soldier H9mstead Act offer for sale M
1'Tsa,n ~ residence. Consisting Of bouse oty25
1920 .HA5' tnf"u-hly finished. barn W En- shed az
III the village cf Morrisylr corner Main md NJ,
hoT Ss. One OF most desirable locations in ibis
'nrlFihs village for u professional man. ''''9
Worthwhile, April sth., ~. " Do'G III,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30

state of Vermont, Lamoille District. Sc In
Probate Court, heldat Johnson in said Dis,t
on the LIST day of Oct. A. d. 1872
Elisha BENTLEY, Administrator, Of the Estate ~
Henan A, Smith ate af -
oamnrlfge in said Dls let deceased itsa
ninst. alton cunt for examination and atft,.
~, anu Application for adeeree n distri
"i n anu OF the estate Of said deceased
"hereupon Il Is ordered by said Cont tba, ~
appt,oation come under consideration ana he hea,d
on tne = N DAY Of Oct u lsY2 at the Prol se
pnce IN Johnson; and IL is further ordered tbas
ctHvn 81 notce Of this application and order thero
i inIee weeks succcssively IN the Lamoille News.
s,er, printed at hyde Park before said time ~
zee and If they see caufe object the,s soie ana
"o Attest. s. s. PIKE, Register.
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| t'dRMS FOR SALE J!

me Subscriber, owing to II health will sell bis
a,,d located near Green River mill in Iiyde parI
~ aor' good school house. The farms contain
~ o'es eaeh m one lot. Good Sets ~ u,idn,rs
e ,h q them with good water ank sot fenets
ed 'ie Mss afnis good gar D ace u 5p, Trees
is snitaI, Young orchard. The land ON both
11 @ divided, and vi excel leet an Iitv The,
IL oe soid together separately, asdesiTed aIso
s,re ~ and holders, and the stock. hay and
sa aa" -, en the premises. rare chance 10 make
scr;hr =. ny easy terms offered as the sinh
premises nj yen Examine the
Get. list, 1872. hrh E siss
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30
NALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

The su'scrhcr oicrs iQT sale his farm sftus'cd M
ihg siutheru part q Juhhfuu aud d. within ff.un
o. tuilya ~ thrcc drplts Il the lanuil q VaIlov
faliruad. said iafm consist ~ li actes suIt.s IA
afidei veil atefyd. huildin < scuuiiuftabie. The
arm vii DO divided D. suit the purchaser 10 dc.
sifui. there b. timber enough CA the farm g. pay
for 70 which has ueF.r been cullcd. htlck. lirm-
M tools &c-, viii he sald with the farm Il desired
Ola asc the reason for SLING For paftiruI ars en-.
uuiru 81 u. n. a b. FttsTER
johnson, VI. Feb Ia tsls2. I'M
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30
EliE KENTUCKY LIBRARY
u + I c o N & E RT,
sooO'OOO IN BANK TO PAY PRIZES
II FULL DRAtVLA IN SIGHT
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

y ! the second Grand Gift Concert, authorized
PM, ny SPECIAL act Of Legislature, in aid az the
ruone Library OF Kentucky, unavoldahl, me-
P 1iicu lfom September % 10 Dec,niber faod
Tn ni positively and unequvocaIi, oeeurs "i in
ou' further delay on anb acccnnt wbo io,z' ",Ih
a,,,n VIZ ,ash uits are fer distribution by lot
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30
LNOR SALE!

HOUSE AND II ACRES or LAND IN
MohRlsVILLE, AND MEAT-MARKET W,
~, ne subscriber offers for sale the ahnve ,ra,.,
eitner together or the Market alone and Iii
shell farm IN exchange. lie offers splead,d
pi'ofte9hly 10 any person who ma, wish ~ ,,,
market IN the growing and thrivine vitf,
III, sdhorIsville. Poor health cnpells me to nays
sisa Pheasant location aud profitable business
Jan. 25, 1922 ehEEN.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30
EARMERs, THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST
AND BEFORE you BUY, EXAMINE
4 ii E 7 RTE URN
Patented July 81, 1866 and October 8, 1867.
nus Is what thousands Of butter-makers say who
are using this Churn:
THE BEST CHURN EVER INVENTED,
S'@ple IN Construction, rery Durable and
Easeiy Operatedi


ion aS 9 Is different in principle and construct
~, ~ iioi any thin- ever before manufactured AND
VIC simplicity and Ingenuity shown in the nrran,ss
a., pi its paIts, are such as % convince pers9n
~ 80 81, tlat Il Possesses great advantages over
the popular Churns now IN use and must eyonte
~ known '''O"es more "lde-
me novelty, simplicity, compactncss. perfect
TmntonHhical fansement and suce IS OF This NEW
Iharn has gained for il an uuprucedented n.in,'
,ailt9i ana az every trial, where this Churn IN
um. ~ "'sH0st prehl-
We refer to few of over one bpndrod ,l,,o.a
, mhefe the awarding committees have, ny actual
~, putteI-thaklng, givLn the first premiums To
,i1e 1hurh us the best churn placed on trial
" eAiilnltl0n, and at each trial there yers trom 4
70 Ten thnrns entered in competition.
LIST OF PREMIUMS;
Vermont State Fair. 1867 ana lses ua,a. 81.
rau, lsb9 Connecticut River Valley Fair iSfa3.
New hampshire tate Silver Aednf Isea Nm,
E ~ Agricultural society at Manchester. N II
u Oi vermont State Agricultural Societv aud
Dalf5 mans Assocation. 1871. W
we might 90 on and enumcrate nunberless conn.
ra,rs where the friEc came on victorious. Iutit
Will seem as il TINS succession of triumps sboutd
ne sufficient to convince every unnreindieid f,,,,
maker OIL the superiority ef this Chnrn oynr IN
9tners now offered for sale We claim that with
dairy 81 ten cots this Chnrh ri nan far setf r. ~
year, by more butter from the same Il, V,s.
cream than any other clurn. ="
Farmers, bear in mind that the Prize Cbnrn
ls perfect machine, constructed upop now
principles, and don't buy an Old style Churn
until veu have tried
THE BEST IMPROVEMENT
1.-THE PRIZE CHURNr
~ Ten Thousand Of those Churns have hoe,
sou since March st, 1870. A lar o portion basa |
neen said on these conditions IF not Twin, mar
isct satsiscton to be returned ut our expe az ma
Juno case that has come 10 the KNOWLEDGE IN tha 4
company has one hcen returned. = 'As
RETAIL PRICE LIST:
re. ! VIII churn from to pounds, s.oo
"a a zoo 4
u4 q q io1~t5 500 K
az q q iooWs5 $40
" geared at both ends, wv, ,oo
" geared at both ends Is To az pounds i ,ao
: genred at both ends 10 To 4, nonnds 90 W. ~
THERMOMETERS, 30 CENTS So'oo
The a'ove pricesaro for the CAIRNS nj tho r.a,o
lnly. wv ''o'she Nhurges
when ordered without gears. we can maka NJ.
, \, !, ana sizes. with crank only b tnrn NJ.
insurers ~ y rfthe price list; N g. - n an S
nless nraered without gears, we shall send ~.
'enred Churns. Forsale ~ seua our
26tf A. b. WATERS vu...,,,
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FOR SALE.

~ va HOh GALE. at..i
A. The subscriber offers Tor sale his
EXCELLENT FARM,
situated one mile from Eden Millson the branch
road TO No. Hyde Park. Said farm contains
100 acres Of Good Land, Good Housc--large
enough for two families, two Barns-one New.
% < 40 Horse-barn and Wagon-shed, large
"ood-shed, Milk room and Shop. with good
running Water Mt both house ard barn
SAID farm is one of the most desirable nloqes
IN lamoiIle County The meadows are smooth
ana can be moved with machine The pas.
lures are good, and there's heavy Spruce Tim
Der on the place IN sufficient quantity to pay for
it; and all within one-half mile al \ e;rc,ias
saw mill. Stock win be sold with the farm ~
desired. n, B.--This place win keep ~ COWS
ana team, now; and with very little werk can
PC made to Keep 90 or more. TERMS EASY. For
urther particulars call on OF address 4 ]
"N I'm Eueh, VI. 3tf
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ITOULTO.N BROTHERS.
~ PATENT WATER TuBlNGi

TAf PrRESF, CHEaFEST, go u.asf DURABLE
sfrr-f uilaia1fuf inasfa.
y rrruafff q sfaaf FrerfHrf ~ FiFn
frET 90 uM 80 80 tartf utfa frosan
ltNil lat ~ long a. the hole T. epi fufI ~ va
Ter. ai-l he = water In u feet II TutinE. Tuo
Inches iu diameter. T. made e the beet selected
uud kiln dried lumher fratn % o. feet in lrneth
Turned raund, wound with copper wire. sank In
grooves boiled In coal tar, connected uith east non
couplings, made O. sufta any pUstion. Tons utu aud
Erpurcd each sidc q uafcr-c ursp -auf gives per-
rect satisfaction in every casc ftr a. heard ffun
q faslr-trss Ana ffn -. rrrHof uift c1selints
Coff frsf Ouf-tzf niurt e. ft-sr- rftF Lrrirfae
same bore a. fudn-. aud greater saving g. tie
purchaser when inch and ID Tuhinz called ior
Irtcfs N FfthHT. irift Csti1liags Car1, tss
Two Inch Tubing. 81 inchhurr per Eet. cts.
2l.l " - q.
ala " ia
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WORTHWHILE

0RRISVILLE.
The subscriber has opened a new Livery Stable
opposite Meriam's store in Worthwhile, is ready
10 furnish any style of "farsouf," from on, 20 six
horses, as desired. I am ready on short notice 10
convey any number Of persons Gay two car loads
10 any part oftho world, from tho "icy pcaks'
Of Greenland 10 the III Dorado's Of the west.
Nv teams are first class, including double and
single upholstered Slclghs, open and top Buggies,
Horses that delight "to go" My motto Is
"LIyE AND LET LIVE"
by which mean that whoever rides In my teams
will hc one to enjoy good health aud will have no
occasion for life assurances.
New Horses New Sleishs-New Wagons New
Top Buggios-New Ilarnesscs-New Prices!
~ Call and see or yourselves
D c. HARDY
4f,.FFf n.
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(OTEL FOR SALE!

HOTEL FOR SALE!
IS At EDEN MILLS
The subscribers will dispose OF this cclebra-
ted hotel property, located on one Of the best
roads in the country for business. Ii can be
made fayoritc resort for pleasure seekers, he
ing located near Eden Pond, and some o, the
best fishing grounds in the state The pro -rty
is in good state Of repair and doing good 81
ness. For further particulars enquire or
address the subscribers on the premises.
HILL & MONTGOMER
Eden, March II, 1871. IL
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30

EOR SALE

EioR SALE
The subscriber oasrs his place. situated ia
the
FILLfGE or NORTH HYDE PARK
II causlsIs u Z acres excrllsnt iana 9Th
af=.ut lln geunE Apple Tree, met q tlta la
tlaafias sulaiiiun plenty Il Plans. curfaats.
eaesi'effgts orapes, Cfah Apples, ae
AEN HOtsK AND EARN
uniit n issy The keKss is lrals. tht L. saxsl.
Eza,.i ccilari and en- excellent sprnE - eater.
Tbs l. enc e tuu hssi iuasfious that can o. hund
Ia Northern Ncrmaut.
I viii also scll
TgENFT fcRES OF MOOD aad TIMER LAND
a paft q ghch y CLEARED. An u this property !
VIII cell a tarEain " called iornou.
pr e. p. WILCOX.
No. Hyde Park. March asih. ts5c.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30
Desirable Farm for Sale.

J he suiscribrf having engaged in other bus
.e-s, oilers iur sale his nrin iu Walden, cuntaiuiu
&c at ninety acres Of iaud. There Is guud "a "a
ichard un the iatm 4 aiuut lOlU trees, Furnishes
Win good apparatus for "a aTinL, most OF which
3 nearly new. Also about 5J apple trees. TIN
heNin- aud tllla-e uie In an excellent state 81
h!uvati'u. The fences are To- good condition
IN an y uudaut supply Of material for repair iu
itGfc. The buildings consist Oft large dWcllin.
Goe' convenient FOR one or two families, which
las UNDERGONE thorough repairs, with wood she'd
.ttdehcd. Also two good harms with ample s. eds
i1 storing manufes, farming tools. dc all IN guud
'"ndit on. Running water at house and harm
irge eistcrn &C the house for supplying soft water
Necllent facilities for keepin- DAIRY, This farm
stuat within one-i, nth II mile e. North VA
en- p">tuhcc aud stu nearer t. church aud .ch,,
i"uso aud on good rad la winter aud summer
eIns llncral. Foriurthcr particulars inquire oi
:. 7. HOWARD on the premises
y, p. HAYNES.
North Walden Aug. %. 1871. lstf
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~ cur Factory CAsHs except In towns where u
has not been used Ia such cascs unc-haifo On dcliv
cry. the balance an thirty Hata


cry, the balance IA thirty DAYS =
% Always warranted ~
IL has been tested yean To- dry, gravel v
soil, and found invaria ily perfectly sound!
10 s Tar preferable b. any other G. nductur. on the
grounds 81 its Purity, Cheapness, Strength Base 1T
Tmnslprtauon, Etc, Ion rods per hall tun Il the
smallest size One man can las Jpl nds per day
Being - small il requires hnt n narrow ditch Can
couple the sizes together without extra expense,
ihus making saving by coupling the larger sizes
Z" the I'm Ter and getting more volr ne uf water,
1T a pressure, through the smaller "uhing. FOR
rlnrsgHg sap hsHpassfs srsrg other sHcfors SH.
. --fifkers rih DO trsh 70 trV a. TESTIMONIALS IN
large numbers might be given. II space permitted
u Is unsurpassed for running water g. aud through
villages. for cellar drains, sink drains caves spout
drains, starteh factories, hrcwories, pump tubing,
&C., &c.
In every case in ordering, the pressure should be
specified, the size Of bore, the number Of ''T'sn
acute angles and elbows, II wanted shipped when
desired. Address MOULTON BROS. a CO.
, " Nurrisville, VI
Forterrltory no. included IN tho Slate n Vermont
address W. Y. MoULr0N. Marrjsvillr, VI
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
DIRECTORS
woopsroeS. vrHvoSr

DIRECTORS.
DUDLEY c. Drvisox. Royaltou.
JANIS y JoSEs. Wo,d-tack.
w. ~. rrNGHr, Pcrkinfvllle.
PHiLo HArCu. woudstock
CuARLEs :. RAYMOND. nridgcwatcr.
Ous CHANBErLiN, Pomfret.
CHAnLTs A. FoarUsH. Springfield.
GEoHGE n CHArNAN Woudstock.
Wa. II. WALEEa. Ludlow.
PHILO HATCH Tro.
n. s. sourHGATE, Sec.
We have known the Windsor County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company for many years ana have
no doubt that ZEN sound aud honestly managed.
FebTulry, ls72.
GEORGE NICHOLS Secretary Of State and Insur
anee Commissioner Of Vermont.
JAMES BARRETT, Judge Of Supreme Court
JULIUS CONVERSE, uodstock.
FREDERICK BILLINGS, President Of the Wood
stock National auk
ELlAkIM JOHNSON, Cashier Of the Woodstoci
National Bank.
S. MUNGER, Treasurer Of the Otta Queche,
Savings Bank
HIRAM HARLOW, President Of the Ascutney
National Bank.
HENRY NARDNER, Cashier Of the Ascutno,
National Bank
]. T. FREEMAN, Treasurer Of the Windsor Saw
ings Bank.
HENRY BARNARD, President Of the First Ma
tonnl Bank of Spring neld.
hilbert BROWN. Cashier Of the frst Nationa
Bank Of Sprin Zllcld.
iEORGE W. PORTER, Treasurer Of the SPRING
field Savings Bank
c. S. KENFlELD, Agent,
HYDE lark,,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-30
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, and
eiiectual for
preserving the
hair. II soon
restores .Edcd
or gray had
to as original
cotoT, nth tic
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'E BEST LMPRO VE.nE.NT.
"fHE PRIZE CHuRN =

sold since March lst, 1870. lar nartian h beeh
secn said on these conditions .-Ifnot aivn, nar'
iect satisfaction, to be returned ut our expe s INA
~ ~ case that has come 70 the knowledge az the
company has one hoen returned " 'hs
RETAIL DpInp r rom
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30 PERSONS IRRESpECTlVE d
RACE, SEX OR COLOR.
Can find employment by intrcludg N
Nocei'y. CLOTHES, Tarei, Hats add
RQckS.

These articles meet with ready ale VI,
ever offered. Active, energetic, ve.rS|
men aud women, can secure pauanH
paying business, as zeal or travelling Ill
by applying A salary, Or Iiir }
mission given. Satisfactory reference u |
required.
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. Hfylgy. N,ss Suiy Is. l..l.
Dn Ntnw'vs I h7vs hl Ostritl Ttl,r o. -gtr. a.
b'7r Az %. nHtts tIii s t'iar. 81 n4 D. DE ~
every thing Sat was RECOMMENDED d; tu r,lhtg 18th 10 h.,
~ Your i,'' vent mod t'at wi o. b., .G &c., ur O. I'd
~ " 'in'n hal suffered &c tNrre sea s. fsk Us b.
% N. isr'lyrHi, rud one ix 81 Railways Pile auI two H. 3.
h's o." wv lt'ly IFli ni There Be- uf -u 81 t.rr 10
seen w. ii'' 1nd tal batter, tr1I'.H Off, haf r i
- twelve }rlr1. The ~ ta.rr Boz e.. % t... o.,
towels, Hfnr Che rrli. vff~ tits g. ,,s L. ill., I 90
osAurt. A1l tlh laJlish 10 &c k.u ,..4.. '
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HEALTHl BEAUTY
DIR. RADWAY'S

sITlNI NJ fTHE TT"H TLUUn-IT0TEI|"
nE laE~.l AID MEiitir-CLEAN fkls AID
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he Republican.
THE RESULT AT CINCINNATI.

After stormy session of three days
the Liberal Republican" Convention,
at Cincinnati, placed in nomination
Horace Greeley, of New York, for
President, and B. Gratz Brown, OF
Missouri. for Vice President This
result was wholly unlocked for, ana
NAV be said to have taken the entire
country by surprise. The most en-
thusiastic Liberal will not, we think,
concede that any strength has been adj
ded to the cause through these nomln-
atiops. and their names have fallen on
the "liberar movement like wet
blanket. Disappointment is rife On all
sides, until il is apparent that more
soreheads than ever prevail in the lib
eral camp. The Liberal movement
was started and matured in the interest
of Free Trade, and how must 1t seem
to the friends Of this measure when
they are called upon to rally IN sup
port of Horace Greeley for President,
the most noted and enthusiastic Pro tee
ZIONIST in the nation.
Whether the differences that now
seem 70 exist among the Liberals will
be healed, ard the Democrats indorse
these nominees with any degree of
earnestness, remains to be seen. A
portion OF the most influential of the
Democratic press, such as the New
York World, hesitates about what to
do in the premises, and prefers to fol,
low rather than lead. August Bel
mont. Chairman of the National Demo-
cratic Committee, fayors a separate
nomination, and in this is backed
strongly by such Democrats as Dan.
VOORHEES,, of Indiana. On the other
hand many Of the Democrats, convin-
ced of their weak and powerless condi-
ton, as a party, are ready to accept the
situation, indorse Greeley, and par
take of the humble pie set before them
by the Liberal Republicans, thus pre-
senting sad and respondent picture,
of departed greatness.
Through this mixed condition of
political affairs on the one side We dis
cover the accumulated evidences of the
election of the nominees of the Repub
lican party, who will be placed in NOM
ination at Philadelphia next month
and the consequent triumph of the
cause Of Repubfcanism throughout the
length and breadth of the land
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All accounts from Europe allude t

All accounts from Europe allude to
the over populating of the capital Of
Prussia, or rather the new chief city
of the German Empire, Berlin. IN
that city at the present time stranger
and sojourner has not, literally, where
to lay his head, -Four days before the
moving crisis of April l, the advertise
ment Of dwelling to let was sure to
block the street in the neighborhood
with a crowd of homeless contestants
for the last chance. The Berlin land
lord this year EFFORTS hundred dollars
more rent on a So, 200 lease than last.
There is said to be to-day in Berlin
full 800, 600 persons livingin dwellings
which have but single room that can
be warmed over 10000 persons in
dwellings of two such rooms, and near
ly 10000 in suites of but three rooms
each, showing that at least sixty per
cent. of the population live in a degree
of physical discomfort unfavorablo to
health.