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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

- Oils Der papit am IS. SUM- In ben
@arten trot paro er bur9 etn Blumens
9ebdnee dberrai&t. In pel&en feline BIZ
0s l9mebte. "Man bat mi9," 1aote er,
~ ben l%lmfebenpen sepenpet ,>ouf Blu>
men 9etellt, i'd lteae absr auf Dcrntn."
Gags parauf bat er cielem @epantsn in
einem @@reiben an ben Cardinal
G1aat6lefretdr NntoneIt ou9 ernlten
Ausprud 9eaeben. Der cardinal fol-
Uen freHren 0eianOten NIT Dem Bemerz
fen oapon Mittbeilune MAIDEN, pob Die
seifli@e wie meltlide Madt pe6 beili>
gen StubleS in ibrem aanieu frlberen
umfanae mieper ber9efsut unp Der se>
s%enmdrtsae 3utanp pur4aus bsleittot
percsn muNs.
Sc eibt &ries, ioer3dblen bic 9eute
tn 2otbrtneen. lleber BEN @runc 1@reibt
man benz Decentralization &urter in
StraBbure: Gin Yfarrsr bat 'poti8en
Sonntaa beri&tet I'm 6aQer!o@ iet Die
beili9e Sunefrau mebreren Yeriontn ers
idientn unp babe. f& seSen DeutIdlanp
.psnoenp, ibr Taidentu9 berauseeacgen,
um ii9 pie Tbrdnen 3u trodaen - mad
Gfanfrsi6 blidenp, aber Elm beitcres Mntz
l'B 9eseist unp ibre Mrme %perlansenp
portbin ous3efredt."
- Der Waeripu Smparcial Idreibt:
Dem Woraanse Deutl@lonps foIsenr,
bat ou@ portua Il ieinen GclpSus 0eeen
pie Seluiten erSTnet. Sa Oporto fano
cine arobartiae &p|tsperlammluna Natt,
auf weI&er Bel6liNe seeen Die jeiuittz
ldrn GlnauNe aefabt unp Die Reaieruns
,aufseforceyt purce, penieIbrn enti@lo0en
Elm Gnoe1 3u9mahen. Die politil6e &e<
action uno pte reliai5le SntoleranS ftbsu
in europa ieBt in ub!em @sru9e."a l1es
.triaens eelten in Yortuaal oiel l@arftre
@eieBe seaen oet1ltte Srpeu, ale ip it.
,seup etnem peutl@en Qanpe. Wtt Der
Nusnabme, pae einise meniee %ouslanoi<
i@e Srpen6bduier - enaliide unp irtl9e
~ 9eoulct: tprroen. 6no pie Sresn entz
t,rDer i&on unterrrldt ODER Dem Inter
gauge semeibt inoem oieIufnabu,e rsucr.
MttSlierer perbo,en 1T. 4. .
IT, @erurtteilte 6 unu.u i
ten. Dit ~&epublique Grancaiie"
9ibt f%plaenpe Statifit Der aus Mnlae pes
Con u,une<NuftanpeS BON ben &rieo6z
eeri&teu biz gum q. Mat b. s. .perz
bdnsten @trafsn 8erurtbeilunseu gum
loee 72, 3u slsbensldnsli&er 3wanss<
.arbet.2l2 CUR Deportation mad einer,
tefshiateR pIobe 892, CUR etnfu@en De>
pcrtatfon 2900> CUR Gefune< unp (ondis.
ger auberorDentli6er 9aft 1929 au ST.
fdn9ntb bon ment9er ols MonateH
|305, ~ @efdnsntb pom mebr als eineu,
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faunrnsn 8415. Dn 3abl Der Greiipse.
@unsen belief fd auf 2t12, pas If
3tenlt4 atnaa auf 20 prp3ent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25
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Bel ber entiebli&en 6ibe, BOZ. 'uelder
mir iett einiser Belt seplaet ,porren, unr
'ueldej 70 piele Opfer perlan8t bat, II. es
mi&ti9 gu rp!7tn, auf ,tmelde5 Bsiie, Bic
BON BEN @onnenfi& Bsfaufnen 5etanz
.oelt weroen miiifen, ebe fldr3tlide 6ulfe
BET ber DAM, 1T. n9ippineott's Maaa>
3tne" entbdlt etnile @mpfebluneen be3as<
lid bes @onnentids, bic teberaiat ,perz
Den foQten. b cine 8era6eerur9 Der Mn*
penoun8 bee po1enpen Mittel6 ben SOB
CUR Goloe baben f5nntt. Is perftebt
lt4 BON ielbf, caB man, in jepeu, Sale
unoerjdBlt@ naa etnem Mr3t 16idsn
.ioqie. Auein. ra Elm pa0enpes Mitte!
tn ben meifen Gduen CUR bano uno mie
aeiast cine @er36Serun9 9ddbrli6 1T, 70
iolte lofort 9anp ans Dert eeleat rer<
bent, Mi&t 9eper, Der bel ,beiben @et=
ter beinnuneslos nieoe1flr3t 1T BON,
5onnenfta befalltn. ALIEN pies fam
letdt ermittelt urerpen. .Man le0e ben
Del auenen bic 6anp ouf pte Bruf, unp
mehn ete 9aut ft& f1bl, anfablt, 70 fam
man f1& oarauf o~erla1en, paB her Nnfau
ni9t rur@ Sounenfi& peranlaet tpuroe,
alein penn Gle 6aut beib ii. 70 fam
man ft& R&er parauf perlai7en, bob es
Sonnenti& 1T. &opk 6als. Bruf,
&lden, ODER ou& Der ean3e &5rper milf.
len 70 raid ols m6sli& entbl6bt. unp
raid NIT faltem 8ai1er ubereoien trer>
cen, nobel man ben &1!per pe6 BefaQez
men aufri@tet. pamit ras @o0er au9
oeb5ris ben Naden unp &ldtn lber<
f,6mt. Man billie ben pa1ienten in
cine wouene Dede ooer irsenp ettpas
Mebuli@es, nebme fle rald wteoer neg
uno eiebe mieper talteS @aNer ilber benz
lelbrn. Dies ioute jeoe Minute ruieper>
bot weroen, bis pie 9aut Der Brut fIbl
miro unp per S@wesb 1t9 wieper sin'
teat:;t
n@s 1T erm',telt ta6 Der @onnenfi6
pur& bic GrbiBun9 pes @@dpels uno
res @ebtrn6 peranlabt miro une ebenio,
bab ptelt GrbtBun5 ni&t lsiat bel elmer
perion etntrilt, nel4e idwiBt. Bur
0erbitun9 pe6 @onuenhid6 1T es oes>
balb BET Ye>lonsn, uel9e fi& BET bei6em
Wetter In Der Spnne aufbalten mi0en.
wi6tte, cine @rbiBun9 Res &opfes su
u%srbinpern uno ben S@metb 81 bef6roern,
>iit ben eriten 3med trase man einen
ptiten lei9ten put init brettem @anpf
unb le9e in Die &tpne pe0elben Elm na0ea
Sub ooer &rautblatt, uno 3ur Bef1roe:
runs pes S6weiee6 trinte man (ni9>
,u) taltee gBa0er nab 9erieneluh, 70
oft la Durf ein0eut. Sir cenltlten
3ued miro oud Gas Iraaen Don leib>
tenn 6lannel nddh Der 5aut empfoblen,
Ndht Der 0srbutun9 oer &ranfbeil
ou1& BE anseoebenen, Mittsl, 1T IS Don
Der er1bten @i9tisteii, eas 6erannaben
eerlrlben 3u erfennen unp ben n5li9en
@intritt III o%erbtnpern. @enn BET betz
fem Dstter Elm Mrbeiter fublt, baB bic 6au,
uodsn miro, unrube unp Ginssnommen,
belt oe6 &opfe6 il9 einitelt, 70 mus er
mern (ein 2eben ibm etpa6 wertb 1T, BIZ
Mrbeit unperaiBli& eiuReuen, penn Die.
ielbe nod 10 ui@tts 1T. Ct mub ii5 II
Den S@atten beSeben unb ii@ nit fal.
tenn @aRtr besieben la0en, ODER ,penr
m6sli@ Elm faltes Bap neba,en.
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Nuftrdaen Jun, Dersauf pom 9runt G%;sentbunt in Stab
unp etaat. fomosl auf 9emmtlfOu ais Mutt On, pirs beion'
ber' Nufmerf(a MET 9eh&eutt. ,
fafioer ,uaeuauet. 2}te,1t TT 70
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Dem 0ian5 III Der 5ri(1e %Der'sSubenb.
Duuuca Naay miro pider, benz Nastaiter
Der 5aare wiro Ginbalt setbou, unp Nahl=
belt uirD, menn audi niht INNER, j. rriG5,
}etr b1ufo, purA Dan @etrauA h1t| -
'Drlparat5 9eDsiit.< Wenn Die D~rulenblas<
dasn ger |1Ert. vcer bic Dri1en eingetrudtst
pper ab3si: .:t:n Ino, 10 lit naturliD cine
1EiccerDsri'. ing oe5 6aores unm69li&.:
2!Qsin; Nus E>A gersttst trerren fann> wlto
purA Dislss Giittel g~erettet. @tatt paa
Spar NIT einem tsigartiaen Nteperidla8
az a21Gmieren, miro IS pa(tlte reia1,nro
ttGisi9 erbalten. Gin selc9ent1id1er Sc
trauA biz les Ejttel5 miro pem 0rau1Ha:~
ben rrer 9(u5iallen oprbeusen uni l~'.
Der &uDlbeit ~itaucrn. Da DisieS Sha:;.1:
tune6mittel fri prn alien jenen iGaclie~;",
Gubtan;eu lit, bic einise onDere praparats
f. sef1Arlirb u>o naGtDeilla fir Die boare
maiden, @v tonu el rnv w~rbttDusuD 1otr{en,
ME e4tr }Aalsn. Nl5
S2.sGr=Spilette
tann cs nifAts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9eben.
Da es ~apsr Sci nod 61rteitrTe enttalt,
~ ta1n es 1eltt cie feinlte meibe 2einwanp
nibt te1Nmubcn, unD penuuh balt IS liG
LANCER auf nem 5aar ais anOere Mittel,
tnoem es benz lelten suSlei9 einen appi<
gen G(an3 unp Woblgeruh rerleibt.
3ubereitet pon DR.. =. q. Aper & Co.,,
prattil9en uno analpfiiden Gbemitesn
2otpell, 9saN.
Drei1 81 .lM.
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ruh sEcrhe mirhcriuGehcu.

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uno 9sinne, {Hilpsrn
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-25

Cine Depel@e be8 n6eroIo"' ReQt
lest pte :frlbere Ansabe bo6 Gen.
|8anfs f@ fdr @rtsleY eElldrL IN Ab<
repe.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10

The objections Of the hardest worked
editor in Amstisa to the Eight Hour Re-
form - T-I BE
Frsi. that /, an indirect method Of ad.
vsueing wages where wages ought TO be
advanced The iiethod should be direct.
Next, the productive Industry bf this cOun-
try would be 80 reduced Us IL sisstes N.
prices Of the Dccessarics Of life and cut
down the material growth Of the nation.
That isimPoverishment, and would incrcase
the Numbers Of the poor. The few great
capitalists at last would be the gathers,
the multitude Of The poor the losers. Then
the eight hOuf systein would forbid me-
chanics to improve their condition. The
system not only contemplates that eight
hours shall be days work, but that no
more than eight hours labor shall be per-
formed In a day. The ineuita5ie tendeN.
ey is to fir me'i In elasses-to decree that
once mechanic one shall a.clays be a
mechdnic-once laborer nece1 tdpttut'
ist. This eight hour humbug is an import.
atiou---it comes from communities of caste,
where men inherit the the occupations Of
their fathers and never think of betteriug
thelr condition. 1t is auti-AmeflcaH. II
rs rcbdked and put to shame by the hab-
It's aud spirit of our people, and will prove
an a5ject and contcmpliblc fallhrer We
sympathizc with the working men, but Va
dcspise those who won't work. The mau
who docs not know the satisfaction aud
10y there is in good days work Of frotti
eight to sixteth huufs is to be pittled. He
has not Tasted the best Of the luxuries OF
life: Bho# us ihechauic or lawyer, clerk
or day laborer, who is distressed at the
idea of doiig extra work, aud especially
solicitous about his periods Of rest, ard ws
will show you one who is not in the slight.
est danger of becoming a capitalist. Show
US man who is not disturbed by All accum.
lation of tasks who reathes eagerly for
/ more work to do-who thinks nothing Of
fourteen er sixteen hours work in twenty.
, four, and other things being equal, we will
show you one of the capitalists of the fda
! ture. Let any intelligent mechanic look
over the capitalists of this city-those
s whose accumulatious are sufficient to en-
o able them to live without daily labor.
: and he will fhd that not obe ct thsh made
$ money on the eight hour system. We
II have heretofore given receipt for thu
;. conversion Of d laboter into capitalist
J. is: Work sixteen houfs for sixteen
n years. We have taken the prescription
o and know that it is good for mau.-7Cin.
!. c,n'.ati Commercial.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10

A DYsPEPrIo HoRsH.-We are asked
What it is best to do with q horse that
.'does not seem to be well, while he Is not
actually sick He looks forlort. eats but
little, and seems to have no life Of spirit
in him either for work or play" Tho
very best thing to DO with such horse is
TO take his shoes off; and let him have
two or three months absolute re.t at pas.
ture. If he can not be spared. work him
moderately, and be particular III regard
to feeding, watering and grooming. Let
him have oue full days fest at least ONCE
a week. lfyou must work him on sih-
days, let him rest Saturdays. Give him
bran -msshes enough to keep his bowels
moderately loose. If in spite of this he
is costive, give him pint of lihseed oil at
night, and let him rest the next day. Let
him have hay.tea to drink. Humor his
appetite Find out what he likes best,
and let him have all that he will eat up
clean and then remove al, food from the
manger. See if he will eat boiled barley.
If SO, nothing can be better for him.
Groom thoroughly and make as comforta-
Bile as possible. Let him have lump Of
rock-salt to lick. Give green food if pos
sible, as it is more easily digested than
hay; but If this can not be had, cut his
hay into chaf, and soak il 10 ss much wa
ter as il will absorb for twelve hours.
Then mix d little bran or oatmeal with 1t.
and let him have as smuch as he will eat
up clean, and no more. Never work him
hard Immediately after eating. a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10

Tom THUMB HoME AGAIN The Tom
Thumb party, consisting of Gen. Tom
Thumb aud his wife, Commodore Mutt
and Minnie Warren, accompanied by
their manager, thelf treasurer and reti-
nuc making in all thirteen persons, and
pair Of ponies and carriage, srrived in
New York in the steamer Egypt, a few
days since, having been absent three
years, and completed q voyage around
the world. They went overland to Cali
fornia, thence to Japan, China Australia,
the East Iudies, returning via the Suez
canal to Egypt, the continent aud Great
Britain. They have travelled $4,000
miles Isl 900 by sea), given l4ll enter
tainments in SIS different cities and
towns, in all climates eff the world, with
out losing a single day or missing single
performance through illness or accident
The .'little general long since accumula-
ted fortune. and has just completed a
residence at marlborough Mass, the
birthplace of his wife. The .'little peo-
ple' have been received with the most dis
tinguished consideration by the potentates.
magnates and highest dignitaries of all
the countries they have visited. Pres.
ents aud honors were showered upon them
wherever they went, and they return to
the land Of their birth loaded with spoils
and pleasant recolectious that will afford
them happiness through life. Having
kept q diary during their travels, and
having tax sn time to see all that was to
be seen, the most prominent member of
the party is preparing for publication a
book entitled "Gen. Tom Thumbs Voyage
Around the World" That it will be
crowded with novel incident, anecdote
and adventure there can be no doubt
With its many illustrations, it is intended
to prove one of the most popular holiday
books Of the season. Notwithstanding
the generals affiuence, he and his party
are SO fond OF public excitemcni, which
has become second nature to them. that
they have concluded to make one more
tour Of the United States, commencing in
September next. iaaa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10


when to trust the snow. A fall upon 1t
would scarcely be 80 disastrous as one
upon the rocks as mf; "hyuiper learned
oy severe lesson. ne was going alone
over precarions PAIN when no shpped
and felI 90 steep siope al the top OF
guiiy wn'cn narrowed ano narrowed uoui
there was merely sthreao OF SNOW between
Two walls OF rock and came 10 an abrupt
termination al 'he TOT Of a prec'P'ce 'nat
interSeneo between u ana 'ne glac'er.
ne s''ucA "PO" 'ne '00s' a"u "n''ieu
uo"n"aiu' 10 q sS''eS u '0u"u'' eac"
longer 'nan Tue P'eoee'"s O"0' o'o ice
ana rocks striking MS nead iour or hVe
.'mes' eacu WIN lh''eas'u '0''e' ioe
'a'' oounu' says he' Sco' hhe sp'nn'"g
'nrougn tue ait iu reap Vi hi'y Ut sixty
'c0' ''om one sue u 'He eu''y W 'nc o'n'
e'' a"' '''' oa0A ou W '"' SUI" VII"
motion arres"u' o" Tue ,eise ~ Tue pree'
'p'ce. Da'on' nat a"u 'e'' u'suPpeareu
anu tue crash ol Tue r0cNs Wn'cn nao
s'ar'eu as '"ey 'e'' VI" tue gac'er' '0'o
no" "a'r0" ""' oeo" ''o escape from w
'er aes''ue''o"' 'e'' "eaI'y No' ie'' :"
seven seven or e's". 'o'"ua i ie" i% iie%e. n'0fe
"ou'u nave 'aNe" ''e :" que e's'"r''O ,eaP
Oh ooo iee' on 70 Tue g,ac'e' oe'o"' ine
S''ua''ou ' was sun sun suAn''e"'y se''o"'' i"e
TOWNS tN'S oVu'o "o' o ~ ~ 'or = uo'"e"''
aou St inc o'ooa was squirting out o' more
'nan twenty cuts AZ last ID moment
OF INSPIRATION | SicAeu out a ols lump OF
SHOW ana STUCK II az p'as'er on my nead'
tue 10" OF o'ooa o''n'h'Sned' 'hen' scram-
onns up got not . lno'nen' 'o soon' 10
laPlace OIL saie'y anu 'a'n'eo away
l "hen conc'ousness re'urieu he succeeu'
Cd III making MS way uown nearly ooVV
ieet 70 tue mousse "uero MS ~oupus were
dressed he sustained 10 pernanen' III
jury from 'nis 'erinc eAperiepce' eAceP'
'"a' "'' 'pe'"0ry was ''uu''O mum ~
v o,. ' ~,
saw " '' '''' P''n'a'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
T. o e t T. y.
Written for the Newsletter.
GOING TOMORROW"

Written for the Newsletter.
"G0ING TOMORROW"
The peaceful days I've had at home
Are nearly gone from me;
Far, far away from home and friends
Another light I'll be-
They say I'll make my fortune, ,.f d.
They say my voice sis po~er;"
So am going to try, and see
Ifit will prove my dover.
1t was just two weeks ago Tonight
sang some sweet old lays;
1 do not remember all sung,
One was--"Departing Days"
When he came in. "a stranger here,)
With whom am going away;
He promised to give Inc training
And fortune at some future day.
So on the morrow am going,
My safeguard is mothers tears
And fathers counsels, for the life
They look forward to with fear.
And Jamie came and walked with me,
Just at the close of day,
Till the last red CLEAN had faded
From the hill tops away. r
I'll keep the rose he gave me.
This rose so white and fair;
And cannot forget the words he said,
As he placed it ia my hair.
1t is the last time for many years,
Perhaps forevermore,
That shall see the familiar tree
Which grows just by my door.
My flowers, which wear their prettiest dress,
Perhaps only for me;
May be they wish to look their best,
While I their beauty see.
But now I've hidden them all farewell,
My childhood days are gone;
| pray to be shielded from danger
In the untiied life to come.
L. W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
). II. ELLIOTT,
Eden Corners.

p. II. ELLIOTT, Eden Corners.
twenty-five years experience In House, Sign,
carriage and Ornamental Painting. MIR. Elliott
Nould say to the public generally that he has just
completed large and convenient paint shop,
Where he will do all kind OF Carriage, Furniture
shd ornamental painting, in the best manner. with
she hest materials and ut lower rates than at any
2ther shop In the county Orders solicited for
/ iouse anting, Papering, SC. and will be prompt
" attended To. All In need OF painting Will save
4 oney by calling on or addressing me, for shall
20 work at greatly reduced prices Satisfaction
Even 70 all who bring work from distance.
naye also attached wood shop for repairing Car
,ages, Furniture. 40, which ! intend to do at
ngI' notice and on reasonable terms Give me Q
ssii J17
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10

MEASURING CoRr.--E. b. Hill. jasper
Co., Ill.,, gives another rule for measure
corn 10 the crib--which is to takc A,082
cubic inches Of ears for bushel Of shell
led corn, equal to three half.bushels Of
2,688 cubic inches to bushel. IF shy
one likes that bushel, the rule win do for
largo Western ears. oa a KS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10

JuDsoN BRANcHrNa, & EGYPrfAN CoAs.
the proprietors af these swindles have
come to grief Judson has been compel.
led to pay $3.50 dolars and cost. Of sait
in an Illinois court, and the Egypiian
Corn man has now got his deserts, al
though Indirectly, by having been sens to
the peuitentury for robbing the nails
while be was postmaster IN Virginia.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
NEW BLACKsrIrH-sHoP

gi-H AN OLD BLACKSMITH
As can no loHeerrent the shop where Ihavs
= ne easins during past YEAR, have removed
my place of hui lness e. a nsu shop few rods n =
ther north On the -ame street and with new tools
neu prices aud less vpenses. believe ear satisfy
All thai VIII iavor me With work. Farmer pro.
duee taken In exchange for work, 81 ruiia~ ariees
Hyde Park. Nov g. 1863 sitf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
THE FUTURE.

What does the future hold for me
A few more hours, and years may be,
Ofjoy and woe; 9t sA
Whether in my journey shall see f
The most Of sorrow, or Of joy,
do not know.
All! well 1t is for me, for all, li a9
We know not what to us may fall,
In days to come.
The burdens we should see in our lot,
Might cause us to shrink and falter,
Ere we reached home,
m aaa a 4. W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
Licensed Auctioneers.
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

The subscriber, having retired from the firm
bf N. W. Il X. q. Gilbert Of Montpelier, will
continue the practice OF Dentistry, in all its
branches, at
RRiSVILLE,
Fher re as good work will be furnished at reason
bile prices, as can be obtained anywhere in the
Dtate. And shall hereafter keep my Office open
luring Tn, FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
AONTH, but shall be away from home more or
less of the remainder of the time.
have ALL the modern improvements, and
sarrant entire satisfaction in all cases, or no
Say WILDE required.
R. G. G.GILBERT.
f Morrisville, Aug. 10th, 1869. 3stf
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y. P.SC0rT, wiswell Farm, Hyde Park. v
Manufacturer Of Collins and Caskets Always on
naoh. Will faake and trim to order on shortnotice.
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IamOille Newsdealer:
PJs .lsaED sysRY WEDNESDAY.
CHAS. G.. RISE.
ADVERTISING RATES.

column, one wear, fieos six months, SEQ, three
baths, sljg one month, sls.
= snlu un, one ycnr, selt six monthss55 three
Isuths Z Als one month, sia-
'l-ie,lumn, one year, ssi; six months, $50, three
.onths st2.lns one month. 81.
4 : column, one year siis six months SO, three
lonths. So one month, 81.
Business sariso on hrst page, 81 per line, year,
mo charge less than 81.
'Sotlees 81 Liherations and Estrays, s. so each.
probate notices. sl.in each.
Heal notices, 10 cents per line for one, two or
'Dbtuary notices, Eve cents per line.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10

ALEXANDER Andersen,
Blacksmith, Hyde Park Vt.
llving leased OFF. Nc Elroy, his shop on Church
g., is prepared to attend to all calls in his line
nd 20 ,pectfully asksa share of the patronage.
lie warrants a cure for interfering horses
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M uSIC STORE
II. P. sHoREY,

n rII ii. z. SIfUKE1,
dealer In
PIANOS, ORGANS, MUSICAL BOOKS,
SEWING MACHINES and MACHINE "a
FINDINGS. OLD MACHINES
aken In exchange for new. l4f
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10

/. W. ]. PECK, Dentist.
johnson, Vt.
Natural teeth put in the best state ofpres srvaton
seases Of the gums successfully treated artifcial
9th made in every style known to the profession
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10
DARTICULAR ATTENTION!

For information concerning several valuable
Farms for sale in Hyde Park, Morristown, Eden
and vicinity, apply to or address,
f E.BsAwYER.
.. Hyde Park, Vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-07-10

INvERY CITIZEN IN LAMoILLE COUNTY
In need of MARBLE Work should pur.
chase it Of
E. f. FOSTER & CO., Of Worthwhile
FoR THEY GUARANTEE TO DO WORK As WE'LL
AND AS CHEAP As AT AMY PLACE
IN THE STATE. t6u
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Attorneys.

/. S. SMALL,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in ,Chancery,.
Hyde fark, Vt.
Particular attention given 10 collections.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-06

ish of St. Martin; also, w. Il. Wheyland, of
Sabine, o. H. Hampstead. of 1berville, E.
Broussard, of Iberia, and George Washing
ton, of Assumption.
Mr. Devices, of De Soto, moved recon
sideration of the vote just taken, and also
moved to lay the motion to reconsider on
the table.
Carried.
Mr.. Carr, of De Soto, by permission, Of
fered the following resolution, which was
read and adopted unanimously:
Resolrea, That William Murrell be and is
removed from his position as Doorkeeper,
and that Robert Malcolm be elected in his
stead.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Huston, of East Fell
ciana, the extra session of the House was
declared as adjourned sine die.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-06

1t appears that the Jews nowhere suffer
more vigorous persecution, and are nowhere
in more wretched circumstances, than in
Jerusalem. Their G, as at Rome, they are
shut up in separate quarter, and that the
darkest, filthiest section of the city. This
quarter is a mere mud cave, lined with mud
novels. The Jews have no consul to inter
tere when they are unjustiy treated; if in
jured, they have to bear it in silence; if
plundercd by Arabs, they have no hope OF
recovery. Coming to the land of promise
to die, many of them are robbed on the
way, and all are robbed when they come.
Help is continually sent them from abroad,
but none too much