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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09

The nervous anxiety of the Grant or
gans to betttle and discredit the Cincin-
matt convention furnishes conclusive proof
of their fear at its results The Citizens
Guard, Of this city, copies approvingly
from the New York Times as follows:
DELEGATION FOR SALE.
AS an example of this singular way to re-
form, it is currently reported that the Louis
lana delegation under WarmOth is openly
for sale. They have formed ring, resolved
to vote as a unit, and to all persons who
approach them as to their preferences they
intimate that the knowledge can be OBJ
tanned in a mysterious manner They were
for Trumbull when they first arrived, but
are mum now to the last degree.
This pitiful falsehood is disproved in
the same paper by the ballots taken, which
show that at no time was Louisiana ga
unit" but divided on various candidates
from first to last 1t is good sign that
the Louisiana delegation conducted itself
properly in every respect when its bitter
est enemies resort to such petty tricks in
order to defame It's members
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09

Benefit of Mr.. J. Kittredge at the Acade-
my of Music tomorrow evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09

Greeley white hats are becoming very
plentiful on the streets. The Grant mill
tary style is played out in this community.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09

The Washington Transcript flies the ban
ner of Greeley and Brown.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09

Governor Warmoth was serenaded at st.
Louis Monday evening.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09

If the Guard can convince anybody that
Mr.. Grant was whistling ''on to Rich
mond" in 1872, it will please trot the VIC
tim out as fitting subject to be sent to
school,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09

Another insect has inserted its probe
under the tail of the Bee, and that concern
is liveher than ever with double-barreled
antics. Having followed Frank Blair,
and urged everybody else to follow him,
the Bee now refuses to support Greeley
because Blair is supposed to be his friend.
If Blair is the man the Bee has represent
ed him to be for four years, there is no
danger in accepting of his friendship; if
he is not, then the Bee has been deliber-
ately engaged in upholding a fraud. Of
all the frisky and volatile organs that pre-
tend to teach US our duty in two languages,
the Charities street hurdy -gurdy is the
most notable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09

The ''talkative halter" and 'Hmodel
foreman of the grand jury expressed, in
his recent harangue at the anti-tax- paying
meeting, that the Republican editors were
not present to enjoy his eloquence. It
was, no doubt, very fine, but the report
ers were unable to reproduce its spirit
and effect, and all that posterity is likely
to learn Of the ''calico Demosthenes" is
some very silly platitudes. Mr.. Booth is
probably very fine halter; he enjoys the
reputation of an excellent mechanic. and
doubtless pursues the career designed him
by Providence, which is quite inconsistent
with the "chief part in public affairs"
which Mr.. Booth designs taking The
best thing he can take just now, if he
must take something, is good advice;
which is, make hats and let oratory alone
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09
ENTERTAINMENT
VARIETIES THEATRE,
On the Evening of May IA, 1872.

LADIES' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
OF LOUISIANA,
For the purpose of completing tile Confederate
Tomb in Greenwood Cemetery
To consist of theatrical performances by the
Varieties Troupe, Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON
appearing and offering her services gratuitousIv
upon this occasion.
Admission to the theatre S; reserved seats fftv
cents extra. To be had at the box office of the
Theatre.
Ball tickets, 81 for gentlemen; ladies free. But
no lady admitted upon the dancing platform nm
accompanied by gentleman
Tickets 20 be had at the principal jewellery
Gresham's and other book stores mv5td
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 9, 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09

We have Purchased from George Bruss, New
York entirely new type for the REPUBLICAN,
Also from T. 4. Senior, agent, new
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26

A LARGE FURNITURE SALE At PRIVATE RESI-:
n dcnce ia West 18th ST. this day, commencing at
housekeeping. BY HENRY ZINN, Anctionccr Sells
200 lots by catalogue of useful Household Furniture,
VIZ .Rosewood rianofore cost SOD rich Parsr Suits,
Curtains Bookcase Etageres marble top Tables, Chairs
Clocks, &c Bedrooms contain rosewood ana walnut
Bedroom Suits single and double Bcdsteads, Bureaus
Wardrobcs, spring and hair Mattresses Lounges Bedding
&c; also Dining Room Basement and Kitchen Furniture,
&c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26
A uoTIoN NorIcg.-sss@o WORTH OF ELEGANT

UCTIoN NOTICE.-s2sOo WORTH OF ELEGANT
N Household Furniture ut public auction
THIS DAY "wednesday, morning, commencing
at l0s o'clock at story private residence I'D West sd
street. 9th and 18th avenues comprising 800 lots
by catalogue, viz brilliant toned "a octave rosewood
Pianoiorte, magnificent Parlor Suits JO yds. Carpet
Mirrors, Books Bookcase, Oil Paintings, rich Bronzss
magnificent Bedroom Suits, and single
and double Bcdsteads Dressing Bureaus Hair and Spring
Beds, &c. Dining Room, Basement and Kitchen Furn
sale positive in lots, the highest bidder. Goods
packed and shipped. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26

The Board met pursuant to adjournmcpt
Present-Qts Hall. Esa PRESIDENT In the chair and
o quorum OF members
The minutes Of June were read and approved.
PETITION PRINTED
Against the Adoption ~ the resolution 70 Leroy
street with Belgian pavement
PETITION nErERnED. Ill
dealers In Washington MARKET against the sdcp
tlou OF resolution permtna the Of stands
West street 70 sell meat at retail. L 81
The PRESIDENT announced the Committee OF Confer
ence on several resolutions by the Beard Of
Aldermen, Assistant Aldermen Simonson, Foley and
Schwartz III
RESOLUTIONS RxvrnnKp.
That the Comptroller DO directed to draw his warran1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26

street. bet and 7th avenues comprising 800
aS Ps' S%s? Is t"SS
Walnut Single
and double Bcdseads, Dressing Bureaus Hair and Spring
%
A ucrIoN.-LARGE AND GENUINE SALE OF
THIS DAY iY'5 edmesiay e june g. az is o'clock
m s elegant nea reasns
E fSsT c r s En5H
Parlor Suits style pompadSur Marie Antoncitc rose
Wood "a Ssse sos Sns te n
oil Paintings Etagsres Bookcase Tables Turkish ,i; suit
q e." sI,uI s
MTrSSs clesss, fsasi Estsnssa faIis. China Dinner
s By sf s & n w b
packed and delivered for purchasers
UCTIoN sALE.-MAGNIFIcENr HOUSEHOLD
I
day. 2 at the elegant residence 10 18th street
sass @ 1sa s be- suus
saaE Marie sws sS rs sS
Sn I seF Ss.'
celeSrsied maker rosewood, walnut Bureaus. Bed.
sa Mattresses sanke'; co"n,erpanss cssinawa
N. B-Parcs wishing TO attend this sale take sth
by $: ". DAUCHY,. AucTIoNEER7.BY DAucHy 4
ID JOHNSON-sclls this day. Mt o'clock, at 45f Canal
street, large assortment Of Household Furniture consist
ing Of Parlor Suits In reps and hair cloth black walnut
Chamber suits marble Bureaus, Waslsands black wal
nut wardrobes, mahogany Armo!re, Bcdsteads, Beds,
Pillowslip Blankets Towels siiverware, Crockery and
Glassware, Book, Pano0rtcs, Red Quilts French plate
pier and mante Mirrors Lace Curtains Window shades,
velvet, tapestry and ingram Carpets Oilcloths Sowing
Boiler, one tierce Lard Cooler, ls fierce do
large Bench, suitable for fish oysternan; Lard Press
Grndstone large Ice Box 10 feet BY feet and great
rcty of other goods for housekeeping &C. also Gle
CANT Paror Suit In satin brocatel and carved walnut,
very fine.
JlY y. COTTON AuCTIONEER.-RICH HOUSEHOLD
ID Furniture, Caprets Curtains Piano, &c. On Friday
June IS at O'clock a. tho sslcsroom 50 East Thirteenth
Parlor Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture Carpets,
French plate pier and mantel Mirrors hair Mattresses,
Boscrs and Pillow bedding elegant Pckbardt Secretary
Bed, Library Tables Clocks, Bronzes Lounges, Turkish
Furniture, Gas Fixtures China AMI Glass Ware also mt
private sale, superior Roulette Table complete
by John ". DRAPER 4 co, AUCTIoNEERs.-THE
- Delaware, backawanna and Western Railroad
10000 tons Scranton Coal
ut public auction. On "wednesday, June at u o'clock
49, SAMUEL SLOAN, President
DY IsADoRE j. swARzKOPH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID ut ~ O'Clock NJ S7 sixth street, large stock China
ware Cruckery Ware Glassware, Earthcnwarc, House
Furnishing Goods and elegant Fixtures Shove posi-.
lively In lots. Dealers invited.
III swARzKoPiI, 27s Bowery.
by TsADoRE J. swARRKopH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID at 10 O'Clock, nj I0i Beeckcr street, entire eenteel
Household Furniture, Wilcox Gibbs Machines ali
new; positively in lots. Dealers In yiied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26


A NClENT AND MODERN OIL PAINTINGs.--JoHNR r.
n LEVISON Auctioneer, will sell very elegant and
costly collection Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings, June d. n and u, at Levson's art rooms 81
BrOaway, st. Nicholas Hotel building 100 Works OF
Art by celebrated artists properly Of gentleman about
leaving for Europe. Must be sold without reserve.
DMINIsTRATORS sALE.-THE OFFICE FURNI.
N ture, Drawings and Working Plans, Models In Plaster,
&c Of the late Charles Grcin deceased are TO be sold
A. NJ j. H. AUyEREYA and II. KERTsCHER, Admins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26

by TsADoRE J. swARRKopH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
D az 70 ?'sock a. Iei Bsecncr street entire ssnteel
new positively in lots. Dealers In iied
III, swARZKOPH. z73 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26

lY TsADORE J. swARzK0PH, AuCT1oNEER--sELLs
attn O'Clock * xH sixth street. large stock China
Furnishing and elegant Fixtures showcases posi-.
lively In lots. Dealers invited.
J. ]. sWARZKOPII. 273 Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26

by John ". DRAPER 4 co, AUCTIoNEERs.-THE
ID Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western Railroad
Company will soil
10000 tons Scranton Coal
ut public auction. "Wednesday June 26 at ~ o'clock
noon, at ~ Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-26


On motion the Committee on Public Works were a.
charged from the further consideration OF solution
pave Eighty-thrd street, from Third 90 Finh avenue
with Belgian pavement, and the paper was laid ON VI
CONSIDERATIONS rRoH DgrARrxESr ON CORPORATION o.
Two communications were received rom the Dcpar
fncnt OF Public Works, with number Of resolutions an
pear not to have been advertised, as required by "a
Charter which were ordered 10 DO referred 10 the apr
pirate committees
oRpEnKp vILE.
Public Works, with maps u sewersse Districts No.
An, &c, lot, IL N, 40. Is A, IA, and 9N
Two commune ations RON the Comptroller showing u
condition Of the appropriation made by the bcsrd Of Al
i've Department from January Go December ~, ls7l
A communication from the Executive Committee en-
other officers OF the New York Bridge Company bein
their annual report io~ 1874
communication was received nom the Health y,
partmcnt with resolution that Twenty ninth street II
tween first avenue and East River West For nf- stree
paved.
GENERAL ApofffD.
Ine Ior the purpose of celebrating the Anniversary
american Independence, July ls72 the hoard Of Al
nsx ~ inv ~ rsqnssssd 70 approprss ouch s
q AppoItonmcnt be authorized aud requested 10 expen
sns money ,or the purpose above designated.
Aiirmstive-Tie President, Aldermen copcvsr. ~
Raddc, Vance, Van sc6aick AID wlAsrua' ''aHs''
novi0rs nksunRp.
instant At O'Clock p M nxed fos tie nsxs
The preamble aud resolution from the Boa ri ~ ss,s,a,
Aldermen In relation the death Of As~istact
Charles r. HART WAS cQncurred In and as an ssdss,os
Board adjourned until Thursday next 1t osIs~s n = "
JOSEPH SHANNON c,crt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

pharmaoopria At their service. 'hey are
never in ant Of means satisfying Il to
the -oh
The talf mu er, of - sending Tor
the doctor aabet>a ders NOR
bid tendency 10 czagera,e the little ills
sf body to whinh We are morc or les
ex7osed. and which can be easily rcmoy-
ed or prevented by orc strict regard
to the simple laws uf health. Thus have
been established many of these nervous
aud hyrociondrical dhotde '.e are
more tormcuting and lie e1# al than
more obvious a 81 The prsciice oi
son.e parents OF sending for the doctor tor
their children on every occasion OF iri-
aina aiuient has scrionsly interfered viii
THEN healthy development both OF m'nd
aud body. How many naturally v'gor
ous children have thus be ted, nur'
ell. ani ioctored into premature inyalnis
aud by being constantly kept under re
pimcn OF illness, de ed )f that vigoIoa
r exercise AMI nolrishmiut es.,nta t
mental aud physical health!
r With juster sense OF the limited pow
. ers of ms art, there will be not only le'
!. inclination, but less reason, Tor seRdiE
Il for The doctor.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18
Miscellany.
Written for ths Nsvsiosier
Billiards.
HY oRIzzLYGRAY,

Billiard. Is plade QUITO green table,
with pockets into en-
To pla Billiards cool you must hev sum
red and white baWls, maiG oy ivory. II
Then YOU punch the baWls avl over the
table with sum chalk with stick on the
hind eud ov it.
sum wooden buttons On a string or
wire, overhead, is indisV Vensible.
Sum body sed tha was to bcep tally
with, though don't see how.
notis tha, CRATE meuuy men pla bll-
lizards who hey no other visible means ov
support.
/ notis also that tina are most always
highly accomplished
Tha can most all ov 'em drink aud
sware to perfection Tha don't always hev
good luck, aud sumtimes tina don't hev any
mummy to bi bred foi thare families. |
don't see why Iha don't, for tha dir very
bizzy class. work very late, aud sumiime'
tha get very tired. think it is ketchln
as | hev seen a man who he'd been punch
in buwls for a fu ours. after takin gooC
punch himself, punch the he'd ov sum 9th
or player.
| should ruther ketch the measles tina
to kctch the billiards, for you dout he
the measles but ouce in your life, aud yo
ken hey Billiards once in every 40 miI
utes when yeu air exposed. When yo
bsv the measles, you send for the doct'
and take sum snake root aud saffron, al
=. then you git well; but when you hev on
he'd billiards good, you don't.
If should rent nan room IN
house for billiard saloon, should be We
sorry, and would burn him out as so
as could got mummy enough to bi
mltchss.
Ifmy boys or girls should pla bilI'ar
nd | should find it Out | would vi
ing them nome on their ear
don't think tha are the smaries' u
'@ in the world that pta billiards, tor SIN
men can most always find employ men''
, tin for the papers, or trundIln WIN
,rk- harrow on the railroad, or scave1gei
the the streets of the place we don't any
o0A us want to go to.
Her The billiard man and the liquor
nnH q IN most always keep tharc shop toget
aud one is Just as bad as the other an'
better.
iGan Between them tha ruin more yung
\ than any other two biznesS tirms X
ov. Thare ways take hold on He'll
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

One after another. during the closing
,ntls ofls72. the German gamhfng-ta-
bes are suppressed by law These Sa-
looms are expressively termed he'S'
The decree has gone forth from the e"'-
rsror and his parliament that public gam
HING shall cease throughout Germany
with the close of the year homouFs'
wiosboden. Baden Baben, Ems and o'h-
er German spas have derived their poPu-
larity chiefly from the existence OF the ga
;,,tah,e. and thousads ard thousands
rnwarv travellers have been swallowed
- IN the fascinating bu, ruinous aud pr
.;los. vortex [, is stated that the WIN,
oP all the German gambling shells
amoun,-have amounted, we may no"
$40 bannily-to about I ,00O,0 Horns
tsy .ooO.o .oHO) anuuully-thls lm"enS'
snp, being contributed almost entirely y
the travelling public, generally wealthy =,
Russian, English, and Americans Nv
.4ronoer sadder sight can be lmag'ne'
thao meets the eve in those luxurnas ga
ANN ,loons--the old and gray.heades
,be youuo and beautiful, even sad-eye
women and pretty young girls are see
PLAYING with eager hand and supprsSSe
excitement. Shey seldom or never WI
large sums; but ruin, insanity and Su'cio'
are common sequels Ruined player
ayer are an abomiuation to gamolii
aok directors; aud some owns--tio'
bnroh for example--have PAID laf'
Gums annually to enable persons WI
have lost every thing to reach their nome
# iniures the business tc have sulcio
freouept in the vicinity ofthe gamol'o
table. and the proprieters are Wiling
: nav something to get rid OF those VINO
longer have money to lose. But the
tbinas for Germany will soon be ID
nast Que kind IF iniqaity will en-
many lhoughless young tourist WIN
savaa from ruin; ard the untold e'
which spring up around such hnun's
vice will. ii is to be hoped speedily 9
appear.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18
u oe v.
CUPID AS PEDDLER

BY KATE hlLLhhD'
"MA1pExs - Cupid sang one day.
s.Come and buy of me | pray
Listen, ever fair:
Dreams have to sell to you,
Dreams I warrant shall come true
Bymy bowl swear
"Mailens tall and maidens SMALL
Here are dreams enough for all
Come and buy my dears'
Each fair maid shall suit herself,
Dream of beauty. power or pelf'
Lovers smiles or tears.
Na;dens laughed and maidens frowned
But they closed the peidler rOund'
Peered with sparkling Dyes
o,er white shoulders pressing elose'
hile each eager bosom rose
To storm of sighs.
And Dan Cupid, out Oh piou'"'
Pressed and hustled half to death
So he laughing swore--
Sold his dreams to all who came'
Wealth or beauty, power or fame'
Till they cried, ''No more )!
Last there came little maid
Downcast eyes, and half afraid !
With a flick ring red
hor obeek that came and went,
As when breezes almost spent
Over roses ned.
aIittlc maiden" Cupid said
:. Ask your will, nor Be afraid
And ssear to you
Any dream you buy ofme'
Howsoever fair it be.
Surely shall come true"
:. Then, if | may ask Of thee
Give" she prayed, "a dream 70 i''0
OF a perfect love
steadfast truth and fancy heet'
Tenderness as strong as sweet
Trust that naught can move.
cnn;d smiled and shook his head.
..such a dream as yours ne Sa'''
81 can sell to you
But on earth that dream my ue'f'
ofapcrfect lovc,I fear,
b Never can come true !
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18
Cloth Made Of Glass.


4 Gla.s.spinaer of Vienna nanufae'
,sre. GAS ubieh,hs rPip. in;s thread e.
ner ,han cotton '6ber or ihst sPun by the
,,lk.vorm' Grea, dezisriiy and sOnsap'
care are required. apa Il i very iryinstO
the sigh, Of the spinner. The wheel be
uses is iyo Austrian yards in diameter
ala he runs of three thousand yards
minute. The slass.yarp IS sold for ehc
dollar aai thiriy-six c,nis ip gold al
Q ounce. Go f6s dread Is nearly as due .
six lint, liisusod as a substitute TOR
WOO urappings by patients suffering from
aout, anil als5 By chemists ani aPo'heea-
RIGS for fltcring as j, rcsisis acids and
neat The thread has lately been woven
into cushions. ca ptis, iablecloihs, shawiS'
necEt;es, aud other garments also icr
weaving figures in brocaded silk and vel
yet, As material for fancy dresses
embroiiery. tapestry, ,laees. and dressing
for the hair. it is particularly brilliant ana
. attractive. /, Is almost as soft as sllk'
and to the touch like the finest wool cot
| in. 1t is remarkably strong remains
b untouch by lisht, heat, moisture, or ACIDS;
; viii wash. and does not fade or burn
c The Austrian Minister Of Commerce has
y ALREADY organized chooIs i9r glasssplnhhlns
n il various places in Bohemia, aud quito
= uamer ofart;eles ma le from tn ma 'aIai
n are for sale in the shops of that country
N There arc beautiful Bedouin iassels to b
rt had for about ffly cents each; periec
N imi ati,ns Of ostrich feathers, ranging Il
v. pric, from half 2 dollar TO thrrff dollar
D. each aides ctfls and nee ties; eravat
,ot for gentlemcn's wear hats and bonets
all all colors, and trimmings of every sor
all very beautiful, apd exactly Ike tt "a
,ur fabrics they are designed to initiate. III
ns. exact composition Of the glass used
MS kept profound secret among the Tor
me men. ..f,.,.-. "a tl,.., 4 .i.s-,,4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18
FREEMAN BOOK BINDERY !


HEAD OF STATE STREET,
MONTPELIER, VERMONT.
We are prepared g. dorrumpily and we'll any
WORK Ia Nae line uf
Book Binding, Paper Railing, and 6iaHk
Book Maagtac'uriRg,
In the best manner, aud at Low Prices.
Old Books rebound. and Music, Magr nee. &c.,
bound be- any desired stvla Ut halt ur fuli sheep
heau, Turker or taIf tuE
Town and County ke-4rd nUcts. ard Rlauk
Books of all descriptions macc g. order q the best
marerlg lglH aud in tht must du alle manner.
Orders o., mail VII receive ~, mpt attuutou and
be filled at the lowest prices Addrrss al trdtrs q
WILLARD wHEELot X.
Montpelier May 18th, lsl1.
Orders Cor THIS hudery can be len al this Office
I Bring in the Magazines aad old books. 2cu
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18
k. II. ELLIOTT,

X. H. ELLIOTT, -, s,,n.
Twenty.ave years experience ID hsus Mr Elliott
Carriage and Ornamental pslps,ntG tat e e has lust
would say the public generaiiy ,i'" pant shop,
wSaPe he will do all kind Of carrlsge WITH
and Ornamental painting in the oes. mann at any
tho best materials and AZ nrdsrs solicited for
"pse aptng paperng &c and wili pc Prp,n snye
iy attended to- Ali in need Of pana,ss for shalI
do s5rs at rreatly reduced prices sats,aus'
given to all who bring work from rsnairin@ Car.
have also attached wood shop tot otmd Ia do at
hort notice and on reasona"ie 'o' 7tf
all.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18

l,arnum's D gger Indian" hoped
down from his perch Of exhibition at
Elizabethtowu, KY, and gave negro
,gbo insulted him a sound drubbing.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18
Licensed kuctioneers.
Dentists.
DENTAL NOTICE.

rhosnh.eriber, having retired from tne urn I'm,
.fNw SR q. Gilbert of Montpelier wiz
,a,t;r"c III the practice ofDentistry' IN all i'S
branches, at svtIIF.
whereas good work will be furnished a.rt.sth the
.bie nrioes as can be obtained anywhere IN sne
state And shall hereafter keep my Once oPea pen
during g, @ tne FIRST TEN DAYS OF LAon aa ~
MONTH but shall be away from home more Or
ass of the remainder of the time. -. and
I have ALL the modern Improvements a. rno NJ
warrant entire satisfaction in al c"se0' y -
pay WILDE required. q GILBERT.
MorrisvilIe, Aug 10th, 1859 -