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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-01

THERE ARE Weed F. F. Sewing Machines In
this city which are doing all the work re.
quired. from coach trimming and shoe making
to the finest work wanted In family sewing,
on the same machines. D. B. Haselton, s07
King street. dec2l
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FURcHGoTr, BENEDICT d Co., 27b King
street, have this day reduced all their winter
and seasonable goods, comprising the best BE-
lected stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, &c.
dec30
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New YEAR SoNGs.-Have you heard the
wonderful Mechanical Singing Bird If not,
20 10 Allan's, 307 King street.
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raERMOMEERICAL.

The range of the thermometer yesterday st
Tho drno store of Mr.. Joseph Blackman, on
the south side Of Broad street, was as iolloms.
IA n. a3; 10 A. H., 40; IL NJ, IS; 2 2. NJ 0o'
ApM.. s4;eP. NJ, 81; 8 P. NJ, 81.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, December %.
The Daily Baletin says: Receipts to-day none.
Spirits continue dull aud prices are tri1e easier.
Sales 100 bols at 6Oc, closing at 59Ha60c. Srain-
ed rosn Is inactive and lower, with cfferlngs
made at So 66, without buyers. Sales OF 800 bbls
at SO 10 eaIly In the day. In the nne grades we
notice sales OF 2S5 bbls Mol at 81 25a4 SlH. Tar
Is decidedly lower. Pitch is unchanged.
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COMMERO44I NERS.
E1port1.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Charleston-6 -6S bags
sea island cotton, 1860 bales upland cotton SO
tiegces rice. 48 bales domestics, 165 package5....
Per steamship South Carolina-20lS bales cotton,
81 lierces rice, IS bbls naval stores IS bales do
mestics, and 90 packages sundries.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
IN PANY

IN PANY.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., June 8, 1872.
Trains will leave charleston Daily at 10.15 Al
and 500 p. II.
Arrive at charleston 600 4. n (Mondays eY.
cepted) and P. n.
Train does not leave Charleston 500 P. H., sun.
DAYS.
Train leaving 1o.16 a. II. makes through connec.
tion to New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through In A hours.
Passengers leaving by 500 P. II. Train hav3
choice OF route, via Richmond and Wsshingtohf
or vlo Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
tlmore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY In Wilmington, N. q.
This ia the cheapest, quickest and most pleas
ant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making con.
nections OF Washington with Western Trains Of
Baltimore and Ohi5 Railroad.
8. 8. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent
P. L. OLEAPoR. Gen. Ticket Agent maya
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FuRcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co. are the sole
agents of the celebrated CheiIly Kid Gloves,
each pair warranted; also, offer good One
Button Glove atsl Two Button Glove 81 rs.
dec30
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NIOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
IN Claims against the late SAMUEL F. VILE,
win present the same properly atteSted; and
those ind-bted will make payment to WILMOT g.
DsSAUSSURE, No. % Broad streer. Charleston,
or to me, MARY ANN VILE,
dec28-m8 AdminIStratrix,
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, December %.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market is steady
but rather quiet, business bling restricted 10
small jobbing parcels.
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AU0r1ON SALES THIS DAP.

]. Fraser Mathewes will sell at IL o'cloch'
near the Postofice, real estate.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, at ni'
store, iron safe, stoves, &c.
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Receipts per Railroad, December 81.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

244S bales cotton, 81 bales goods. 100 bbls nour.
To Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers & co, Counts
& Wroton, Crawley & Dehon, Murdaugh q Week.
ley. MowIy & Son, W Q Bee & co, G Walter &
CO, Reeder IL Davis, W Courtenay Il co, Street,
Bros CO. Trenholm Son. Lesesne Wells. q
5Ischuir Il co, Gibber & Barnwell, o + Wieters R
N Butler & son, Laurey. Alexander d co. T Tup.
per u Sons, W Jones & CO, Ferguson Smith, J
w Luden, g W Williams co. A salinas. W
Wardlaw Il Carew, B Williams & Son, Il h
Frost & CO, Sloan q Segnious, Williams, Black &
Williams, Johnston, Crews i CO, K U Sharp.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

New RArE.-On and after January l, 1878,
the rate for Business Notices In The NEWS
will be Thirty Cents line, each insertion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-01

The WEED F. F. Sewing Machine has never
been beaten in fair test, and has always
taken the highest position as simple, dura-
BILE and reliable machine. D. B. Haselton, 307
King street. dec2l
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PHYSICIANS VISITING LISTS, for 1873,
Holiness Book House. dec3l-2
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Muller have re-
moved to their new store under the Masonic
Temple, No. 292 King street. dec3l-6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-01

PHYSICIANS VISITING LISTS, for 1873. at
Holiness Book House. dec3l-2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-01

GIFTS FOR THE HoLIDAIs.-For SilverWare,
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, 80
to Allan's, 307 King street.
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Pavilion.

ERGray, Clarendon; Haines, A McKen.
zIe, Florence; VIM Mckenzie, Bannockbura; $ q;
OS Edwards, VIM Story, st Johns, q; Jno
Mcqueen, Columbia; E McC Clarkson, O CLARK.
ION, Gadsden; S C; Thos Murray, Augusta R st
Clair, Baltimore; N Wells, Cheraw; Jack
son. Dove's repot; O Nelson, E W Ferris'
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o. tales upland cotton, 81 bags sea island cot.
ton, 2S bbls rosin bbls spirits turpenilne, cars
lumbbr, wood, mdse, &c. To b Frost & co,
A J Salinas, w N Lawton i Son, b WalEin, Bar
den d PArker, Whilden & Jones, Trenholm Il Son,
) Fsss, Rsvenel& d CO, q w Williams d co, Pelzer,
Rodgers a CO. W Bee i 90, P B Lalane co,
Prtngle Ssn, Witte Bros, J ID Stoney, Stoney d
Lowndes, ID HaSyck, Tharin, Order, and others.
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HOTEL ARRIYALs-DECEMBER 3
Charleston.

INV Brown, O shelton, L Edwards, D
Wlemau, A McMullin, H Corwia, New York;
Blanch, Augusta; Langston, ] F Settle, BAL
timore; Holmes, Florida; W Fisher, VIM M
Wallace, Philadelphia; HO Worthington, Ooium-
bia; Gross, Rhode Island; B sacket, In
spector.General o b A.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YJRK, December 81.
Arrived steamships schmidt and Cuoa. ,,-,,
Arrived out, steamship olympus an1 Not'h'
amptOD.
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M0RrUARY REPORT FOR TEE WEEK

The following is the official return of deaths
in the City of Charleston, for the week end
ing December 81, 1872.
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MEHoRANDA.

LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AID SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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DOR LIVERPOO

The nrst.class British Bark ALGERIA, Ia;
Anderson, Master, having large portion -
OF her csrgo engaged, will have good dispatch
for the above port.
For balance freight engagements, apply to
ALFRED J. OREIGH TON,
dec30 North Atlantic Wharf.
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The first class Iron Bark MAGNET, hav- II,
Ing large portion OF her cargo engaged, -
will have dispalcn for the above port.
For Freight engagements apply to
GIBBS G BARNWELL,
dec31 North Atlantic Wharf.
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Ths Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.

UFF1CK CHKHLEbTUN NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, December 81, 1871
CorToN.-This market opened with frmer
feeling, which, supported by steady and some
what active demand, gave hardening tendency
to prices, which advanced H@xc p fb In some
transactions. Sales about 1900 baes-say rs at
17c 4at Tx. 10 at 17x 81 at Is, 20 at 1sH, 81 at
1sH, 15s at 1s, 81 at 1SH, 10 at 1sss, 81 at lSK,
20 at lsX, so5 at 10, 253 at lex, q at 1a, 81 ct
1sH, 1853 at lsh, 90 at 1sH, 81 at l9H. We quote:
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DIOR GARD E,R's BLUFF,
NOR SAVANNAH AND BEAUFORT

SENI.WEEKLY, "a
AND PACIFIC AND OHIsoLM'S LANDINGS
WEEKLY.
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dor B A L T / n o 3 e.
FREIGHTs RECEIVED DAILY, AND THROUGH
a4E& TO &8z .
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, 4
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6hippinG.
MOB LIVER P o oil {.

The British Bark ONWARD, Thomas Bull. IA,
Lloyds, 1900 bales capacity. will nave dispatch
for above port.
For Freight engagements apply to
HENRY GARD,
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U12e3YtWe.

VUte2VtItc.
"A son of Wymap Witherell came
near being drowned few days since,
while at play on the mill pond OF l.. W.
Holmes, by falling through the ice, but
was promptly pulled out by the boys, who
were with HIM.
There was lyceum started by the
scholars of the graded school, on Wednes-
day of last week,
Joseph Holmes, well Known young
man of this town, started for Massachr'
sets, on Wednesday of last week, to re-
main during the winter.
The Good Templars Lodge is revlV-
inc. New members are initiated every
week. and several, who had backslldden,
have again connected themselves with the
order. Yet there is room. DIR Corey is
delegate to the Grand Lodge.
M. G. Wiley, taking advantage Of
the re cent thaw, succeeded in moving his
Westinghouse over his new cellar
e. w. Smith, late mail carrier be-
tween this place and Joncsvills, has rent
ed the r. o. and store Of the "Deacon,
and is filling it up with some new goods.
j. B. Wilbur has gone into the gro
Gerry business at the stand lately occupied
by Stewart.
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.0nnreeational Church,

MNaAAeH AAAaAH -
~ ulRpi..--...-.....--''. 'F~sief'
'rpr mo Conf Ttntt !tlttines,
r. nUikH. TLBRTlEY nj NiEcH, iNt
,r.rH EyEstNc PRAYER5AEErtNo
Mgl-. u'shrL
Suhicats ct Morning sermon or Sunday
SsA1,l Lesson fsF the day,
THURSDAY EVENING MEETISo,
Mg uslcck.
coyrERENCE MEETING,
-, s.,.,s.y . cnrh uioufh. q Oe,oek IN
SUBIECTSs
THURSDAY, Doc. 1.-The happiest Tcmin.s'
Ttb. t,ar now clOgng.
- D-c ai-Direcf work Tor Jesus.
liNA'' 1874.
Al, strongest desire for the New Year.
4 when arc Christians TO expect the eonTer-
! q MT, I. the most powerful incentive %
rlturl activity
/. What Is car greatest nceu3
Fl Ubat can do lur JCsusi
~, sI-The Christlan O. the Church.
II -Tbe sorrow OF Christ
. I-Thc Earurstucss ~ Unit
4 'a-The Power 81 Christ. .,,-..
u - IsITbe Church 60 the sunday School.
- The Christian a. CHRIST
- I3-rHo Christian ln the ciuset.
- Ig-Thc Christian ~ me ainllN.
N,r,s ls-Thc Church 70 the World.
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K02cOlf.

E0lC0U.
--Galc & Gray have contracted with
6as Albeo, for 100000 feet of lumber,
10 with Taylor & Fife, 10000, which
DO be delivered at the Station this win
~, J. MaxReld has hired out to the
nerican Hone X Box Co and has moved
s Blacksmith tools from his shop to The
5 shop at Potterville.
M. A. Carlisle has sold his Grist-m'lI
he recently bought of Hiram Smith
y Mr. Hamilton Of Malone N. Y.
Taylor & Fife are selling best prints
cts, per yard, and kerosene oil at 70
per gallon.
IA. b. Pike, hotel keeper at No
Plcott, lost good horse, Dec. 9th. Mr.
e has lost 3 good horses within the
year.
w. G. Carpenter has bought out M
Leaeh's fancy goods and toys.
j. A. Graves has suspended, and
prt says that the creditors compfo'
ed by taking 80 cts. on the dollar
The Hone & Box Co., have Invented
are making new clothes-pln that Is
to be the best thing Of the kind II
market.
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AT Lowell, on the 2s'h ult., George
Traver was taken violently crazy. He
had been in toe village nearly all day,
and was taken sick soon after getting
home. DR.. Goulden was sent for, but
Trave. would take none of his medicine,
aud iorcb'y elected him fiem the house,
remarking that he would make him "feel
better lie then turned upon his wife,
but was prevented from doing her harm
by Mr.. William Dodge who accompanied
the doctor. who seized and held him. The
doctor gave him chloroform, which seem
ed TO quiet him some, but for two or three
hours he foamed AID raved like a mad
man, after which he Gained down and re.
manned helpless as child until the next
morning, when he died.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17

Prsrisisa We are Plead TO lesra thai
she ". + Caureh sabhaib-sshool ell give
q ooreeft services asi Chrisiinas entertain,
mes, o. Mssiay evening. zoe 2l'h inst
Speeiai exercises Tor this. ooeasioh with
CHRISTMAS Tree, eis. A good tine i eT
PeS.eL
A, the regular Concentration Of
Mystic Lodge. No So, +. aud A. a..
held Dee. "a, A. d. 1873. the following
Ofioers were elected for the ensuing year
II. J Harris. W. NJ.
A. ". Town. s. W.
W. 1. Atkins, J w.
Geo. RAYMOND. Treasurer.
II. T. Straw, Secretary.
J. w. Stiles. S. d.
H. q. Thomas j. ID.
6. w. JenDey, ! s,,w,rs.
n. Il. Moody,
n. G. Faunce. Chap.
o. C. Perkins, Marshal.
NJ. W. OWN, Tyler.
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Store.
-Messrs Wells and Brown directors
If the farmers Mutual Fine Insurance
Co, made 4. K. Cheney, who had his
house burned lately, a visit last Friday
and after looking bis premises over, agreed
to paw him the full insurance on bis house
and contents and damage on his barn to
his satisfaction, showing the integrity OF
the Co.
Rev. W. Underwood has announced,
as the subjects of discourse for next Sab
hath. as follows Morning sermon--Ihe
Song ofthe Aagels Evening Address
The Mountoin.H House !; or Protection and
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17

Ia Gfrcsboro. Nos. IS. b. Re-. + Hsrrisk,
NJ. Cars A csllcr-uai asd NiS Ida ~ Pa
~. bslh q 6rusnsd1ru.
In Bs1uinEtoH. Dee n. b. Rev. G. B. Hal
bart. Mr. 7. q. Ncfsdirn. A NJ, q Phila-, "a
Miss AssfIins l. Luos. PrcosFiruss q Banning
tea Graiei Sshoal
Fauf q ths Fuzax latics e TIE reheo oilsiniee
A. tgidssnails. and ne unmEFuus ard FAluatslt
Effsuts fi,lr the sclars AID ffisnts q TIE u &C.
ia ,sialnlf the iasi appfuciAieE - the ealauual
a. ii faftAial aad $50 rlished tearhsr. IN u,
sFeat VsTmaui loses auothef q hts mosi sac,ussfa
taaEAcIN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17

SOME ToUGH CAsEs.-If Theophie Champeau,
who was mixed up with the arrest and FALLING Of
Mrs Moses Yarter last year, and Charles APP
plebee alais John Hcrrin, who Gains to hail
from Wateryille, but who got into trouble last
year by stealing from the residence Of DIR. j. Y.
Dewey of Montpelier, are not tough cases, then
we do not know what that term signifies. Lust
Friday one-legged man who drives an Elmore
lumber team into Montpelier, came to town
with cOon-skin cap on, tail and all, for his
pension and these fellows attacked him, Cham
peau went for him first, and then officer ID. W.
Dudley went for him, which Champeau did not
relish, showing fight But it awaited him net
for to Jail he went, where he staid till Saturday
morning, when he was arraigned before Justice
II K Field for being drunk, and fined VS., plus
81 so costs, for intoxication. He disclosed
that he got his liquor from Luther Knapp of
Mortified, who he swore had let him have sew
eral drinks from bottle. Afterwards he was
fined $40, and costs, for asnulting the officer
when arresting him.
Thus much for Champeau, Emulating his
example, Applebee next went for the coon-skin
cap, attempting to brutally best an inofensive
man, and Boosting that if any officer g attempt
ed to arrest him they would see some fun. !"
Well, they did sec some fun, but it was not on
his side, however. When officers Dudley and
futile went to arrest him he showed fight, as he
had boosted, and got his wind shut off, making
him as docile as lamb. lie too was arraigned
before Esquire Field for intoxication, but re-
fused to disclose, claiming he was no. drunk,
and was sent to Jail. One of his last feats prior
to getting into this scrape was to borrow 81
from Mrs Patrick Cory, on prctence that he
needed it to pay the fee for a medical cAamina-
tons in an effort he was making to get PEN
sion. Mrs. Cory hadn't the money, but in the
kindness of her heart borrowed and let him have
it. he requiting her by spending it for drink
and stealing two turkeys belonging to her son,
Frank NJ Cory, which they were keeping for
Christmas, he taking the birds to Champeau' S
house, where one was cooked and eaten, the
other being found there and recovered by Mrs.
Corry-frgus
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kMb21HQe.

Rmb11a.ge.
The Cambridge Debating Club held
first meeting last week Tuesday even,
with G. D. Field for President ana
Il. Parker for "principal speaker"
y discussed the question Of Capital
ishment. The disputapts for the next
eum are Julius Morse and G. d. Field,
for the succeeding one, Ebert Scott
Ira Brush.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17

LIST OF PATEETs.-Thc following patents were
issued from the U. s. Patent Office 10 citizens
Of Vermont for the week ending Nov. 18th,
1873; Reported for the Newsletter, by AL
EXANDER & MASON, Solicitors Of Patents
COS Seventh St., Washington, D. c.
Milk Cooler Augustus j. Crane
and Dennis j. Hadley, Cambridge.
-Car.Axle Box.-David Muzzey, St.
Adams.
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No. Hrde 1arz.

No. HJide 1iayz,.
"A novel wedding took place last week,
Mr.. Joseph Merritt, soldier who has bad
a Paralytic shsck, lest the use Ofhis tongue
and cOnuOt speak, with the exception Of
saying yes and no, was Joined in the holy
bonds Of matrimOny to fair young dam.
sci. The question now is, who did the court
Ing?
No cider for sale. .-s
The Graded School commenced Mon
day, in charge of Mr.. White.
Mrs. Horace Clark left this pace last
week with the intention of spending th'
winter in Boston.
The Good Templers are increasing ia
numbers, about Is have joined the pres
ent quarter aud new names are coming il
every week.
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Local Matters.
40. Time Table.

-..-sI saFs ~. lahnsaarF taF hest AraotdN1 ~
t5fs. aad tssrN-
~ = rraiu lcavcs ~ yas fafl A. - 90 :,
80 arrives a si-aoAaflnfl ~ 'if An
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17

The Singer Machine is on exhibition at G. II.
Millan's Fashionable Tailor Store in Johnson and
CT. PATCH, Agent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17

Pronouncing Speller. loo. zoe.
4, far as new hooks are needed | would
Recommend an ex ,hange for those desis'
i 1cl by the Board.
District Clerks can procure blank cen
/ Returns of the Town Clerk, which
hcy are requested to fill out aad return
i me- As soon after the LIST Of January as
Dvonient IL. D. BELDsN,
10wa Supf.
IA Donation for The benefit Of Rev.
d Wcigcworrh will be held Dec 9th
,fteuoon and cveuing;-aftcrnoon at the
PARSONAGE, and evening at the Towu-hall.
7hc following named perseus are
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Carroll 5. Page and wife,
Alonzo Cobleigh 6
James NJ. Hill &C
Henry NJ. Noyes,
EDWARD H. NOyVS
Henry J. Lilley
Samuel Siswoll "
Eri ElliuwOod
William s Page g
Charles J. Patch g
Albert Campbell and sister.
Robert Campball and wife,
Charles IIerrick
Sylvester Whitcomb "
h lI 81 per couple to oyster supper
&C. j. Patch recently received OF q.
II Mann. a lot Of axes made at bis manu-.
hetcry in Watcrville, and they "go like
IA cakes" oil proving good. The de-
upnd for them is increasing every day
\ Mr.. Patch will keep good assori-
Ieut Of them always OIL hand. We are
1kascd to mention this, because the man
hctory is ono of the local institutions oil
county and deserves success as every
"a sent out is an honest article.
T. Brown, who has been trying
6 augment the census returns OF Law
Pee, Mass, (see births) was formerly
{ ideut Of Cambridge and Watervil'e AID
GOOD soldier in the 9Th VT. Regt. We
u glad to know that he is probably en-
ged in the dry goods business at Law
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Hlk RyT.

The Bolrl of Education advise AN
.b,nre Of books in the schools Of the
Il 70 mi, winter. Books have been fur
,.bel and can be had upon application
4 the next 90 days Of me or a. Robbins
exchange on Introductory prices, viz;
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17
FoRTY-FIvE THOUSAND MORE
MACHINES

Than any other Company, and over one quarter
of all Machines sold during that year. Nine out
of ton Of said Sewing Machines are for family use,
proving the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17

In Cambridgeport, Mass, on "Wednesday, Dec
10, bv Rev. u. p. Gerry of Somerville, Mr. D.
Webster Dixon of St. Adams, and Miss Letitla
G. Howe of Cambridgeport No cards,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-17

10 johnson, at the rusiience Of her sou, Le-
land H. 6roS, Olive Blake. widow Of the late
John Grow Of Salem, aged sc yeArs.