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LOUIS cIMBEL, Agent.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

- %NA%AL wv he.
a Ii persons who have not maid
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Want 70 be = Granger.

L Want 70 be q Granger.
Iwant 10 be a gBanger,
And with Che grangers stand;
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With a haystack in NY hand.
Beneath the-tall tomato tree
. III swing che glittering hoe,
And snite the wild potato bug
When skipping DER the snow
I've bought myself Durham ram
And gray alIssca COW,
A loek-stitch Usage orange hedge,
Aud . patent leather plough.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09

The Hakiug Of sooi batter Is really
40 isups risnt matter. for tho puilec. a.
yell a. the farmer. We are all interest
Cd IN the quality Of the butter brought to
market. or placed upon OuF tables IL Is
20, luxury. bat q asoersi.y. Toe farm
e. should be interested 10 make ''tho best, "
for be veil kuoHs that ii will always con-
mand the rcsaies, sa,e and the highest
price.
No churn. houever, can make good
butter. unless there are brains somewhere
in the farmers house. There must be in
tollircnt cate Of the milk aud oesm aud
scruoulous nca'ness aud pains-iakins about
every thing connected with the process.
But an thess thirgs being granted. it DOS
make a difference whether Il good Ct n
poor chuu is used.
Very few men have ever made the man.
ufaclur, Of chuuns speciality, and have
put into their work enough mouey. OF
time or conscience, to make : really yfrs'
class article.
I The present manufactures Of TIN
Blanchard CAnra" have been engaged
| father anI s1ls) ia making ctIrn' fo'
over fifty year,! They have devoted
much time 10 the scientific invest cation
of the process Of Batter Making aud il
developing the be- mechanical mcuus iol
aiding it. Il has teen for mlny year
their only business They have carefully
observed an examined every new claim
ant tor the dairyman's favor. They have
been constantly testing AMI applying i'm
proyemcu,s TO the ehurn they hare beer
aiaking. They have been Perierring thu
machinery and appliances OF the factory
They have beeu untiriug in their effort
to combine crery desirable quality in iheil
churn. aud to onir every thing needles
or complicated. They believe they have
succeeded, aud confidently offer "Th'
;. blanchard Churn" as combining NOR
sn1a qualities than any other new made
Il has he,u manufactured aud u ed owe
twenty years. and more than 90, 600 ar
now in succestui operation, Ii is pc,
feet automatic buit,r-mgkcr.
d. A. CALKtNs. Agent.
Oady's Falls, VI.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09
TOR SALE

=
The aue residence " I. Y. Allen, intending 60
acres ofexccllrnt Land, situa cd 10 North ,iyae
Park The House Il neu, large and eonnodlons
fitted up with all the modern Improvements. ~
.und new harm aud convenient cut buildings, new
or falling water, with plenty 81 wood ana unnor
Mar. innuirs or L. T. ALLEN.
ConNs-Just faucy fer mtmSnt q iu"I win lts
psrlcet organization, designed BY the Cit"t"i 10
be of use TO man, aud crUwud into LOOT OF shos
about twU-thtds the s.zCI,guntG u I'VE ~, io'
the working g. the joints, muscles, &C. ni tiis
wonderful structure. Aur then c nslueI II u u
auy wonder that uiuc-tcnths Of the adu p"puia'
tion and ON c-laIt the children are uouhlcd Win
curus, huniuns. bad nails ana tthci peuhl uullot
tiuns, all Of wEieh are Artificial aud nnhGcss,au1
Dr. j BRIGGS ALLE|lATUR aud CURATIVE
will surely lunish them, aud proper lifting h"ot
ylll prevent th1iT return. Sold ny n. /, tleN
laad. Hyde Parks Gates Brcs. stowe, ana dealon
In medicine - 4,
composed oi Cugda Baisam, Extinct oI TamAraes
and ut er Halsums. aud Gums, Roots, plantsy &c
when are combined m the moot scientific Hud mar
monious manner ltis pleasant ana mere asrG I'm
bio TO tuk lhvn any Othes IN nse old people ,iko
Il aud babies cry Tor IT, 81 III by A. d, Gates, Nor
risyllc, and NJ. j. Leach Woieutt.
BRGGGl' ALLEYASTAR 81 0O0 reward VIII DC
paid for ease cf Catarr' Headache or Neuraisia,
ph'cI caunDt he curt d with slea'nnt, ngreeahle
ald never-fliing remedy, II used ac)urdlng 10 ~
reoiiens ii Is a new combination Of the most rell-
able ingrcdieu known for sulduing the vhrions
diseases tor which II Is recommended. Snld hy L.
l.. Udall, No wUlcutt aud \. Robbins No. HYdo
rark.
Plies Are you discouraged by relocated fat
ures 10 Obtain azure for this dressing diacaso! II
AZ, chrcr up allow that depressed and saddened
heart To leap with joy tho terrarS CT Internal
hle,din- external and itohiuj piles fly before lhe
invi chile aud wusitivc result OF BRIGGS PILE
REMEDIES. sold by j. II. Croker, No. llyd"
Park, ard Martin Shattack, Eden.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09
Kitchen Garden.

TIE preparatiou Of the soil, Planting Of
early vegetables. etc. viii 0ovuPy the
chief part Of tbs gardeners time. fihe
rround was plowed last fall il will be
ready to wOrk much sOOne' than # cot
plowed until sPri1g.
Aspars,Us beds need some care in ma
nuring ia oruer 20 secure an early eroP.
Attend to them at 0Hes. aud see that the
manure Is properly fOFksd in boiween the
rows
Bsaai.-DO not plant 10 this latitude
bcfcre the first VI May, as the late irosis
arc sare to kill them.
Bea,saa9 Carrois.-SoW very early this
mouth. as they will bear good deal of
frost. Make the rows two feet apart. aud
SOW row Of raiishos between them they
will be oct OF the way before the beets or
carrots will interfere with them.
CabjaJes.-TrausPlani from the hot bee
or eold-frame to a ligat, rich soil, aud
keep well hoed to encourage an early
growth. Plants under glass should be
gradually hardened of before transplant
ing. - that the growth will not be checked
Celerg-SoN in seed-heds in drills
light inches apart.
H2r5era iiSh may be put out u. soon as
., ground is dry, and to save slacs set
tie r!ants between the rows Of carly cab.
'ars. Plaut the sets or piccas Of the
70 IS three TO six inches long put them
Is inches apart in the rows.
Lhu;e-Koe up 4 succession orplant'
iug,. aud set out plants from the hot-bed'
aad cold-frame
OaioRs.-Pui out sets early, and sos
seeds as soon as the ground is ready
Manure heavily with stable manure. and
apply a coat Of ashes. which is an excel.
lent manure for seed onilns. South o.
New York, onions en- not be raised from
seed with any certainly, Sow seed in l.
or 10 inch drills.
Twnips. Sow very carly in well-ma
nared soil, using last year'g seed only, ii
lriIs IS inches apart.
Pa. Pant the rows o growing
D as so that t here will be room enough
to admit plenty of light and air Dwarf
may be sown in drills Is iuches apart
Secure plenty of brush for the tall sorts j
it has not been already done.
Peppers. Sow in hot.bed with pleut.
Of heat.
Potatoes Plant few for early use
but TIE bulk of the crop should not be pu
in Until the ground is warm and dry, S
that they may commence growing at cncC
Plant the seed in drills three feet apart
and the pieces foot apart in the row
Rad,shes.- Continue sowing few row
every week or ten DAYS for q succession,
SAsJy.-Trcat the same as recon
mended for carrots.
Spinal will be ready 20 cut in man
places. Nca beds should be planted f,
a lac crop,
S,oisS Chard aud Spanish Beet are v
rieties of beet grown for greens onl
Treat like beets.
Street Potatoes If only few plan
are needed. better buy them than to ia
: the trouble to IA g them Do not pla
out unit warm weather.
Tomato plants when large enough
1 handle should be potted and placed uud
: glass, gradually hardening them off as
e weather becomes mild.
Turnips Sow few r + carly as SC
/ as possible. Am. /gr1culturalast
l. ID p,,pptpe NON Cn.oN.Nr WrIts
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09

We u.o upon capitalists and all having none,
tc invest, the most careful investigation of thes,
securities, believing them to combine more saiet,
and profit than any Railroad Bond now in the mar
ket. Tho Portland aud Ogtcnsburgh Railroad linz
will be the shortest route BY more than fifty mile
from the Lake to the Atlantic.
The Road will have local business enough to pay
all its running expenses and to insure the promp
and regular payment of inter est on its small bond
cd debt. twill be the II eatest pleasure thorough
fare in the Eastern States, uniting by the shortest
route Saratoga and Lakes George and Champla
with the White Mountains, Lakes Mcmphremago
and Willoughby, Mount Mansfield and the celebrat
cd mineral springs of Northern Vermont.
| Tho Roard is under the management of some
the most experienced, successful and ely-known
business men IN the country, who will insist upon
the closest economy and honesty in the adluini stra
| ton of its affairs.
Tho ma.agers of the Road have themselves In.
vested largely in its capital stock. the cash sub
scriptions being nearly sufficient to complete the
Road ready for the iron, (thus showing their ap
probation ST the Importance aud value of this en-
terprisc) For convenience of investors the bond
Coupon regstered), are of the following demon
nations:
5000, $500 and $780,
and the interest six per cont, gold is payable semi
annually in Boston on the lst ny Mand the LIST No
vcmber. These Bonds are offer0d, until further no
tice, at 90, and accrued interest in currency.
For further niormation--pamphlcts. maps, &c
apply to
L. & r. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
4 St. Johnsbury Vermont.
FAIRBANKS & co.
a52 Broadway, New York.
FAIRBANKS. BROWNE CO.,
lls Milk Street, Eoston.
Chest Stree t, Phil'
| rrNAScIALAGESrs
Trustees for tho First Mortgage Bondholders,
Hon. LUKE P. POLAND, St. Johnsbury, VT.
ABRAHAM T.LoWE, Esq
President LIST National Bank, Boston Mass
ron sALgBY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Boston,
RIt HARRISON HILL & Co.,
ssxs Building g. BastoI
I1dall leading .serrBB Of
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09

REMEDIES FOR STAGNANT WELLS
The water in wells freq iently becomes
foul from various causes. sometimes from
the soaking into them of surface water
from rich land. where there is large
amount of vegetable mould-semetimes
from there being too large an amount OF
water in the we'll, which if not drawn off,
stagnates and becomes offensive. A body
Of water remaining undisturbed for few
neeks is liable to become foul, which il
occasionally agtsted would remain good
IF stagnant water becomes onpalatable il
may be rendered drinkabe by pouring il
from one vessel into another three OF
four times, letting it fall two or three feet
By so doing il coDles in contact with the
oxygen Of the air which rurifies it. A
other method Of purifying water is to FL
ter it through sand or charcoal. A hogs
head two.thirds full of sand, can be Sc
near the well--the water pumped into it
a hole made in the bottom, covered with ;
sponge, and the water will percolatt
through aud be purified. A chain pump
or bucket is the best for the we'll, as il
ag;tataes the water every time it is used
| have remedied the trouble 'Westerner'
speaks of by filling up the well with pure
sand, SO there will be but three or foul
feet Of water in depth. or by pulverizine
a bushol Of charcoal, putting it in course
bag aud suspending it beneath the water
in the we'll, causing it TO sink by placing a
stone In the bag.
| Another cause for bad water is, when
well is sunk into blue or marine clay, thu
dccomposfd shells in the clay effect Tho
water badly, and give it the taste Of sui
phur or bilge-water. Probably by adopt
ing some Of the above mentioned methoi
esterner' can purify the water in hi
we'll
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09
Ella Fsiiotrs' Estate.

State Of Vermont, Lamoille Ditriei, IS. In
Probate Court, held at johnson in said Dis :,
ON the 3lst day Of March, A. ID. 1873.
II y PARK CT Admf. Of the estate OF Eiiza rel
lows, late Of Noleott,in said district, aee.nsed;
,sake application 10 fad Court tot lictn nee t. =
All ~ the real estate OF sad Diseased represent
inc that the sale would lie i,netc.al I, the h.ifs
aud ia, 81 persons Interested In said tstae Aha ss'
filed In S,id Court the elnsent and appreciation 10
said sale IN writing II all the hehs aud those ~
terestrd IN said estate residing in this state.
Whereupun IL is ordered BY said Court that salI
applcatlon come under cunsid, ratiod AID be hcald
on The 2Ist day orApril, DlS73, at tho Probate
Office in Johnson and IL l. further ordered thai
ali persuus Interested bc nutihed hereof ~ publ
cation of notice uf this application and order there
=, three week suceessively IN the Lamoille News
4 Isier. printed at Hyde Park, before said time Q
,lring, that they may appear at said tint ahe
|, lseo, aud, If they see csme, ot,tSt th,,cI,
n ttoIN , ,. FINE hcklstets
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09
DArrEN's
AR IFICIAL HO N T.

t.mst the the thing that every family wants.
a gt,,d ur setter tlaH the genuine, and eau haL.'
ia 10 dstln .ushtd frim u. iuih iamii9 IS,,
have been sid slthln the last few ttks, anu ~
arr satisfied The c. Il Il the h"hey shut tihs,
and h. dc.tined L. bccllne the Queen oithe tahle.
The Rights aud uoncy ran he hadof
G. 4 DEAN. Sc. liardwicki
Nv PENNOCk, M"lcutt
j. GEORGE. MurTisylllei
aud Wa. PATTEN, PaprittoI. Eden, w.
AGEN WANT + ID.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09

Th.sshssrilsfs, harius hssu aLls.nice. :, - -
Hausratls Ffslatt Neefia 80 tne h.-l i "a
..-Iifr Cs1n1nis siaHFIf. o. rtrrifsf eAAs-.-e, !.
.ftasl afi claiut and dcnaaotei 81
Ezinsi ths estate 81 ,s.n..A
In aid district. leocafrts fsilffrtAt. -. 49,
80 a. terra 20 lauuthffrtta the ilth ~ -
Is-l. halug allnued - ssle ar y ~ -.
- n sald deceased, O. ahhlilt ano ~. =. -
srsletif 10 riaiuas htf.fTt ~ Give ee.letl .
80 s4t.ud q the dutirf ufeuf apiiuini feht - -
dwallinE hausH 81 tts sizes eafAh . 49, $3.50 y.
fFgfe fafk .iu aid nistrtet, 60 The 80. y. n.
tafs q Ma aud Auausi nekt, Al ten eie0Ai -
- f.rraa1n sfrarh % rntd datts
E.S.MutTAEAs Setnmf
J. 81. RANDALL aehsts
m. p.rf M.rrf asl IA. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09
VERMONT CENTRAL Il. Il. LINE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
C1nmencsny Jane 3, 1872.

Trains Gong South and East-Lcaye Watorbur,
s42am, 2Uj q. IN, and so pm.
Mail Train leaves oadenslnrS at % p IN, st Al
sans At ~ ~ IN, aud connects ut Rutland for TIoy
and ut White River Junction and Bellows Falls
with trains for Boston, Worcester, Springfield, and
N. y. ut New London with steamer Tor New York
Day Express leaves Montreal at 90 u. M, st.
Johns ~ 20, Usdousburg at g 90 n. IN, PIatts.
burg at q 30 u. IN, Mooers junction Mt 10 81 a. m,
81; Aibans at II OO m, arriving in Boston VIA Low.
ell ~ l00l p.m m.
| Night Express leaves 0gdenshurg ut co D. m,
Montreal asp. m, st. johns 05 D. M ST. Adams
, % p; ~ connecting at W. r. junction and Bel
lows ais Tor Boston and vicinity, Worcester; and
ano at at SO. Vernon Tor Springfield &c, arriving
In n. \. alta 80 p, m. H
Trains going North and West--Leayc Waterbur,
at "a 2 N, ~ m, z m, and IS pm,
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at n m.
ior burlington, Montreal, st Adams, &C, arriving
u montreal at Is pun, aud 0gdensburgh nj ! u,
West. WIN trains iof the
Mail train leaves Boston via Lowell at = am via
Lawrence and Fitchhurg att 30 am, Springfield n
ouo IN, Tor New London 800 a. m, oonnpc.in vnt
w. H. Junction with Day EXPIRES. train
Accommodation Train leaves Northaeld M an !,
bars adr a Sserlinston' Rutland St Alhans, ogdens
leaves New London u.s. So Vernon At "A p,o -
Tpecehlng Passengers leaving Y att Cs y M NJ
P Pestows 5, Fails from Cheshire r, leaving
,., ~ do M connecting at White River III
Win train leaving Boston at I u m fur RurIinn,s
Montreal and ogdenshurgh connectinp with stea,n
~ =, a al'i, urand trunk r for the West
Sleeping Cars are attached to the NjpbtExnras.
.. running between Montreal and Boston and
OF Ai nan and Springfield, and st Adams and Trov
Tha nraw'ng- Room Cars between Montreal ana
pu m'h on DAY Express Trains ~
Through tickets for Chicago and tho Was,
At the principal stations "'''io' saie
st Alhens,Juae .ls72. sup
onsoo GOOD SHINGLES
FOR SALE at my store In North wo,.o., -.
q TOW chests ofexcellent Tea, s.bourht ,,ne. ~ |
rise In ren 'ue
afr
North,welsc,, y...,o., ia, 0nAvEs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09
ID lSHCP SOULES
l. 4 M 4 M { M +

Is positre cure for Sciaiica, Rheumatis Neural
ria, Sprains, Nc. From to 8 large bottles will
cure caseS given up by physicians. The only GER
tain cure for Sciaticd. Largo hotties, $3.50; small
cottles, rs cts Sold by all Druggists
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09

EARM FOR SALE.-The undersigned
Offers for sale the farm known as The
Fo.. Place situated I l-2 miles IRON North
WoI,,tt and contains 100 acrcs, more OF less
uitb a good house ard fair barn, hep-klin
and Yard 500 10 400 hills, and spicnii'
Sus.r-placr II 500 trc 5 or more, lhe m!
en- he rut with machine. and in fac'. q :
y.rv rtsv farm 90 carry on. The farm has
hem badly managed and somewhat run down
bn, Inv ro,d farming can be made good farm,
The undersigned viii sell said farm very cheap
ami payday to suit the purchaser. II reason o.,
ALA For further particular inquire OF th'
u"'s' 1s.S l. c. sANBoRH.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09
7TH,E NEW II AV EN-
IN co MPAN Y

Manufacture The Celebrated
JUBILEE md TEMPLE OR FANS
style finish, simplicity Of construction, nd du-
rablity.
qualed in tone.
Send for illustrated Catalogue.
Address NEW HAVEN ORGANIC :,
Agents Wanted. 7A3l New Have Conn
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09
PREPARED ny
.Anfl
THE SILVER TONGUE ION''
MANUFACTURED by
E. p. NEEDHAM 4 soi'
l43, l45 Il 147, West Tweu'y'i"
N Z w Y o X a.
ESTABLISHED IN l%

Responsible parties applying ior sns,entp
items still unsupplied vii receive prs,t,irfI
tention and liberal Inducements .snh VI
nt a distance from our autherized! ,n,sssrS
der from eur Esctsry, sssd NJ '''~
Dir
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09

rx.uP Grand nrinciple tha- operates In these son
derf1i incidence, Il the poscr that tiat the
s,sse,, In purifying the turgid blood, ana eAPei'
flse corrupt huinurs irum the ~ stsm. -,
IIoLLuMAN's PILLS consist ~ eAielal - -
,rs,iii.r admlnturu a the hucst NEGHfstLh "a
fHacTs llEHus. and MEniciSAL GUS, tesse,s,l = :
not a grain u mineral In their ouintinates, ele'
mover rt,srsc thoso she usc thefn g. any danger
a. anv time OF seasun. No mother heed hcstat.
10 pFcsctibe them O. her children. and TIE mes,
delicate constitution can use them with a. kte@
benefit as the most vigorous and powerful ham'
HOLLOWAY & CO., Sole PrOprietors
rs Maiden Lane, Now Yerk.
Hollouay's Pitts spd Ointnen' are soid al !.
cent - : cents, aud SIN eF hoA OF llet. stea
saving is made hy buying the large tiEes NJ
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-09
KBIEEo TEEE REOOD PURE
Beautify your Complexion

Do not use print srrowde-, but get more
permanent beauty b. purifying your blood.
This preparation of Iram und Poke Root
makes arough an sculy skin SO. tand smooth;
changes that k,lltoW complexion to one OF
freshness ana lcullh, ond remove any Erup.
tive Diseases OF isG stain. PimpIes, Pus.
tuIcs, BiOtg.Ies a; Gritpf lOns. lfyou wish
rosy cicckSand 3 @nity complexion use DR.
Crooks Con- .,,.lI!I - =, POT Poke Loot