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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-18

Fancy Horse Stock TOR EutiaEa.
In the Spirit Of tie Tines OF Dec ia.
we find the following mention OF SOD.
horse purchases by General Baxter ana
his brother which are like 20 ts gi ---'t.-
est to Vermont breeders:
The two-year-old colt, Waldo, hy A.s-
senger Durcc out Of Mildred, ny Han
blet0nian, second dam Linda, was Ie-
Gently purchased by Gen. II. Il. blA..'.
of Rutland, Vt, Of his former o"95'.
Mr.. Shepard F. Knapp, of this cry.
price 50. 500 cash. Waldo was bred y
Mr.. Charles BaekmlR II Stony Lai-'
where be was much coveted by Tis-.t.-
Aorsemen before Mr.. Knapp secure.
him. The final purchase or Mall2, va
much Influenced by the valuable so't-
of Mr.. l. ID. Packer. of Brooklyn, VIZ
formerly owned Mildred lhis dam @--
drove her on the road. The colt Is - Es-:
closely inbred, being by son OF -. -
bletonian out of one Of bis dansn yer;
and his sire was likewise closely lhO-.-
before him. He is g large. strong COZ,
bay. with two white bind fect, pln-l- =,
to be 16 hands. and has a Inc gait ~
has rome 10 Carl BuTT's TO be bTohe a.
wintered. Is engaged in the EAee.s ~.
Stake At Prospect Park for 1871, hgl ~
urgency for his services at the staa Lg "a
spring render it doubtful whether Il VIZ ~.
be thought best 10 start him. mere t-. ~
some good mares about hullala o-S. So.
ed from the Harris Hambletonl2n, tl--
which blood ii is difficult 10 End better.
This colt should make capital ere
for that section, having fine size III
fashionable breeding. ,,-,,.-5
MIR. John n. Baxter, Of i'ai.-4 r.;.
Vt, has recently made some Y5 S...
purchases of breeding stock IL OIS ~
county, n. Y. A broodmare ~ ,I -
CARTS Rather, dam by Rysdyks Ili -,
bletonian, in foal by Aiddieto"n, NJ, i--y
two fillies- a yearling and ~e1 ia.,g
by Knickerbocker, and mare BY I 90; =
Hambletonian out of a Star mare, "
foal by Middletown, with her MY y
Zieorlpr's Star
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-18
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

A horrible railroad accident occurred
at Eagle Bridge, Thursday afternoon, by
which Joseph Belman, of Troy, brake
man ON the Troy aud Boston train lost
his life. He was on train No. 12, due
at Troy at 8 o'clock on Thursday even
ing. At Eagle Bridge he fell from the
platform of one of the cars and was
run over by the wheels, killing him
Instantly. His remains were taken to
Troy. He was 35 years of age, and I'M
married. He was sober, industrious
man, and was very popular with travl-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-18
REWARD OF TREAoHERY.

It is said the Spaniards relied upon the
testimony of the second engineer of the
Virginius to justify them in treating the
passengers and crew of the vessel as
pirates. If that is the case, the man
deserved the terrible fate he subse-
quently suffered. To prevent his
treachery being known to his comrades
this engineer again mingled with the
prisoners, and was taken ashore with
them. When the thirty-seven men
were detailed for execution at the prison
a mistake was made, and the engineer
was selected and handcuffed to three
other condemned men. One of the
quartermasters was taken to one side,
and his life saved under the supposition
that he was the ipformer. The engineer
was shot despite his protestations, by
which his comrades learned of his
- Il
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-18

A Whitehall man has teiDale 80
niia 81. offect; ;, name fhe otbe::
day the cat had litter OF kittens, -. -.
the dog a litter of pups. Ever SINCE "
increase in the family the cat anu anu. ~ a.
with both litters, have hYed toseLu iS.;o ~ II
and night and held joint ownerS s;,Ie =
their offspring. at night the kl.' 40
and pups will be divided up aIpo - IN
parents and suckle either as they see ;,t ~
without objection on the part u si'-'
of the animals.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-18
WOMAN RUN OVER AZ .ooHoRs.

Wednesday evening Mrs Rachael
Veto, of Ne. 751 Fourth street,
Troy, met a horrible fate at Cohoes.
Mrs. Yetto was visiting ia that vicinity
with some old friends, and had bought
a ticket with the intention of going to
Troy. As she was walking across the
track to the local train an engine came
down the grade on the other track and.
struck her, dragging her at least forty.
yards, fearfully n1angling and instantly
killing her. Her abdomen was; torn /.
open, a fearful scalp woand inflicted,
and the skull fractured, as well as her
right arm, and her leg was dislocated. 4
The body. was in q hideous condition. 4
A watch and several other articles OF,
value were found on the corpse and re-
turned to, Mr.. Veto The couple had
been married but short time, and Mr.. /
Veto Is :coadoled with on al hands. i
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-12-18

neCtlonS west. Instead, however, al
settling with the Fitchburgh railroad d.
rect, we settle with the Cheshire road.
The funds due from the Fitchburgh rail-
road are included in the funds stated by
me as due from the Cheshire.
The balance due the Delaware and
Hudson about which have been in cor
respondence with the president and
treasurer this week, we cannot pay be-
cause our funds are locked up. / eX-
planned it to the president of that compa-
my, but of course il embarrassed him
exceedingly. In the same manner we
owe to the Grand Trunk very large bal
ances and they arc urging their payment
very strenuously, but the funds are lock.
ed u.s.. They have DO one to look to but
us. Our own balances are locked lIp in
the same manner, which is very embar-
RAISING to US, because the local earnings
of our roads from points on our line TO
points on the lower roads are involved
in these accounts All that We can de-
pend on for earnings Is the freight ship
ped from one local station nour road 10
another as from Bethel To Ran
dolph. or from Waterbury 10
Montpelier, etc, etc. Hence the re-
-ceipts from local business are COMPARE
lively small. The bulk of our funds is
locked up in these collections at the
lower end of the line, and upon these
earnings we rely to meet our running
expenses and the interest due on our
trust obligations, etc. Our settlements
with the lower road are made monthly.
by Mr. Fifeld If this thing can
be. done, and these funds locked up in
this way what will be the practical eff
feet upon the roads under your manage
ment ?. -.
Aft this state of things Is to con-
tinue. the effect will be to drive off the
through business from our line, or else
compel the connecting roads to pay on
delivery, which would practically break
up our through business. 80 i y.
Q.-By Mr.. Fifield What is this
money required for
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

All persons who aspire to beauty or
personal appearance should not neglect
that natural necessary. the hair BY
many il has been neglected until the hair
has become thin gray, or entirely fallen
of. Messrs. Hall q Co, Nashua, N. H..
have produced an efectual remedy, called
Sicisii.an Hair Remover, which cures all
diseases Of the scalp. This wonderful
preparation acts upon the glands, which
support and nourish the hair, restores
gray hair to It's original color. makes the
scalp white and cleaa. removes and pre-
vents the formation of dandruff and all
cutaneous ercptions !; and, by its tonic
and uutriiive properties. restores the scalF
to healthy state, and creates ncs
growth. As a dressing. itisuusurpassed
giving the hair that brilliancy SO mnch ad
mired by all Boston Commercial.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
CIHbhIng.

Ashas bcCu our custom ier some Yesrs
NC Oft al ihu promiueut Tcriodicsis "a
cosue-lioa siih thc NEusuEALiA ~ great
IN reduces rates. AL insert partial lisi
bel0w. A pcrsou. making up a Int Of
reaaing foF the year, car m hnosi eases
save eaoash - that the y WspEaLEE vii
eosi nothing. For iusia1ce.-if The At
laniie monthly. Scientific Amsricah. aud
Boston Journal should be selected the
price Wvald be $500 for al. Nov we
will furnish them all aud ne NEwsDEALTR
teFides. for g. IS. All periodicals. are
ssnt directly from the office Of publication
TO the subscriber. just the same A. It the
subscriber had ordered them biuscif. We
have DOT space to insert al the papers
with whirh We club. and should any 9TH
er be desired. the same PrOpOriionaie re-
duciion will be made. The first column
gives the price OF the periodical alone
the second for Il and this paper -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

v,,-.I.ps taia sii.i d. Csiiaur ufiH1Hi
IN h.. r,lie,r. no sssllirs ii ID 81 sabiuf'
.ri o. lansu5ss uhi.Aii uil =, cars. i-''
/. ,irsuxi .ugi.ss. Ia b j. trus. hAsfe '-s
r.r,. are Eoue. H. eaesis are rarvsloas- ~
IA. pr..iuosi usofx cure q rhsuia tea. go
n,sis. Ioek-jas. palss. sP'-i''s' sHs.hnss'
s,kei-bruafs, lsealls bufns saii-Ehea@.. ear
.ehe. sc, upou the human frame, and Ct
strains. spa,iu. gals, &c, upoa animals In on'
YEAR than have all cher pretendei rsmeiie'
since the World bsgan Ills eouHier-ifiiiAni'
an all-hsalirg FaiB rslissor. GRIPPE 'hFO"
auav their eruiehef. the lame walk. poisonous
lite are rendered harmless and the SOUNDED
are healed without scar. Il Is % hanhus.
The recipe Is pablishei around each bottle. u
is selling ~ No article ever before sid. aud %
slls because Il doss just what Il prciends 70 do.
Those Who nov suffer from rheumaiism, pain
or swelling deserve 10 suffer u they viii not use
Centaur Linimtni. More than 1000 certificates
81 remarkable CURES. including froIsu hmhs.
ehronic-rheumatism govt, running tuners. Sc
have been received. We will Sud a circular
containing certi6satss. the receipt. Sc, gra.is'
TO any one requesting it, One tottle q the
yellow wrapper C,niaur uinimcni Is worth enc
bundled dollars forslivinol or sue med horses
md mule. or fer screv-voIn in shstp. STICK
owu,rs-,his linimert is worth yer attention
NJ family should he without C,ntaur Linimcn
J. d. RosE & Co. New York.
Castoria Is mere than a substitute for Car
tor oil II is tie only safe article in exis'enes
which Is certain % assimil ate the iood. rcgua ate
the bowels. eurr wini collie and Produoe natural
slsep. |. contains neither minerals. morp hinC
or al Ohol' nd is pleasant to take. Children need
not cry aId notl,Is may ret.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR On a recent
Geld day man and little girl Of about
10 years called at Mr.. Frazier's, at Fer.
risburg Center, 10 warm themselves, and
as the child was 50 thipy clad the stran-
ger begged the privilege to let her stay
over night, and the favor was granted at,
ter some hesitation. She still remain,
there. Tue mau remarked .that be was
on his way to tho Home in Burlington
with her, aud would call aud get her to
morrow" She refuses to give any infor
nation about her past life, circumstances
or even to give her name.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

NorIcE.-Now is the time to get old
pictures enlarged and finished in India
ink. D. not fail TO improve this chance.
Mr.. c r Fay OF New York City will be
in my rooms in three or four weeks, aud
will attend entirely to this kind Of work
Bring in your pictures while you can have
the work done at home by a number Que
artist. Remember that you will fad u
good assortment Of frames and moulding,
at my rooms where all kinds OF frame,
are made to order
Yours Respectfully
A, + RAND, Photographer.
Hyde Park, VT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

CORNs.-Just fancy FIR A moment E,otve
perfect Organization, designed by the Cn,t,
f DC OF use a. m.u, aud croWrd into a huot q +
a'Out tWu-thII Us tie s.fcuCuirtd 20 siver,l.
the w"Tl iuz tie iuintS, muscles &c. Il
wonderful structure. Aur tueu C ns'der II !
au1 wonder That uine-tcuths e the atu pa,
ti"" and unr-haii the children are troubled {
e1rus, uniDns. lad nails aud ether pedal &c
tUus, al ~ which are artificial aud unnec,.s
( br. BhlUbS' ALLE|lATGR and CrRAu
VIII surely auish them, and proper fitting d
viii prevent thFiT return. sold ~ A. ?, Oh
ladd. iivdc Park Gates Drus Stowe, and dei
iH med cine
u. J. RRICGS' THRnIT AND LUNG HEALER
comp, sed 30 CaGds EaIsan. Extract Cf Tams
and q er HalsaWs. aud Gum,, Roots, Plant,
GhIcn are cDmlintd IN tie mot scientific aud
muuiuus manner. II is pl, asant and mere ayr
hlc ~ tlkc lh-n any Uthes In nse. md people
u and babies cry lUr ii. s. I'd by A. .. Gates,
risville, ard VI. ]. Leach Wu.cutt
+ RRiGgT ALLEvASTAR 81 0O reward will
+ paid Cor a casc # CatarT Headache ur Neuu,
ph'ch cauuut G cured with slra.ant. agred
aud acyer-hiIins remedy, If used acmrling 10
reoiiens. Il 'sa new combination Il the most
( able ingredipn sknrwu for suhduing the Val
diseases TOR which it is recommended. SHtby
l L. Udall, No. wUlcUtt, and A. Robbins, No, II
I i-ark.
PITTS. Are yen discouraged by reheated
ures o. Obtain azure for this dressing diael,s
-, chrer up; allow that depressed and slita
heart % leap with Joy the terrurs Ct mta
bleeding, external and itchu5 piles fy tefti
inyi chile and wuSitiye result Of BRIGGS u
REMEDIES. Sold by J. II. Croker, No, U.
Park, ard Martin ShattRck, Eden.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26


A SToRY OF TUE WAR.--"The Norwich
Cadets" BY Rev. Homer White author Of
Captive boy" now appearing in the 81.
Adams Messenger for which it was written
expressly. 1t relates to Vermont and is
one of the most thrilling stories ever writ
ten in the State. 1t commenced February
l4th and will be continued several months
Back numbers will be furnished to all
subscribing before March 18th. The Mes
scnger is a leading Vermont paper; large,
neatly printed, replete with local, State
and general news. and hailing from the
most important butter market in the State.
il makes speciality 10 its agricultural de-
partmeat of dairy flaming. Terms, 81 a
year, invariably in advance, and the Pa
per al,eays stops rrhen the subscription
expires. If you are able TO take any
more than your own home paper (which
every man ought to take). try the Messen.
ger, Address,
| CLARRr 4 T,rLoR
Pablishcrs. StSAlbans, w.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
HYDE Park, VT.

WEBsrER's DICroSARY, ILLUSTRATED
EDITIoY.- In short, there is not an art
or scienc. in thd whole range of arts
and sciences, knowledge OF which may
be acquired here. But time and space
both fail to tell ofall the new and wonder.
full and valuable things in this book. Ii
should be one of the neccessaries of life in
Every house. 1t is a library in itself, and
contains The pith and the eSserce of ali
other books. With this and the Bible,
we might go comfortably through the
world, aud fad no great lack. Iadepen'
dent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

&C. +. Abbott of St. Johnsbury, has
lately secured the services of two ladies
to take charge OF his store at Stowe. The
lady that has charge of the Millinery de-
pariment has had twenty years experience
in the business; the dress.nlakipg depart
ment will DC managed BY a first.class cut
ter and filter, aud who understands the
business we'll. u
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

EXuuMED.-Thc remains Of Anna Fol-
len have been exhumed at St. Adams aud
sent TO Stanbridge for post norton ex-
animation aud inquest by the Canadian au-
thorities. The brother and sister of the
unfortunate girl, accompanied by Justice
Farnsworth aud DR.. II. p. Hall. have
gone on as witnesses. Justice is not very
easily defeated among our neighbOrs across
the liac.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
business Notices.

Musical IysTRUcTIoS.-M Miss NJ. f
Partridge viii commence Spring Term
on Wednesday, March 9th. 1873. Terms
as usual. - lessons. 1.-TWO week. on
Plane or Cabinet Organ } in Secula. mu.
,ic or thorough Bass. sl0.
Sheet Music received each week, and
ordered as desired.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

Try the Popular Remedy for coughs,
colds. hoarscness. and all diseases of the
throat aud lung, -Weeks' Magic Cam
pound. 1t relieves and cures with aston
ishing rapidiiy and certainty. Ii truly
works like Maybe Sold by druggists. Il
HoLLowAy's OISTMEsT.--Asihma tight
ness Of the chest, and the various diseases
Of the throat and lungs, as well as the in
Vulnerable erurtions and ulcers which at.
tack the skin aud flesh. yield invariably
10 this preparation. Sold 7S Maiden Lane,
NJ Y. Price, % cents pei pot Ask for
new style the old IS cou1tcrfeited,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
The Vermont Central.

The petition Of the VI. & Canada stock.
holders, submitted at St Adams on We'd
pesday, contains the following count:
/" Add your petitioners furthec show
that they believe and fear that their
railroad property is in danger of being
wholly sacrificed, and its value TO them
destroyed, byVJ. Gregory Smith. The
chef Of the board of managers; that by
reason of his schemes for the pretended
purpose Of developing aud improving the
railroads in his possession, there is now
upon it funded debt of SO. 795, 800, .eud
floating debt of some $4,000, 0eV, all iu-
CURED by said managers; that SAID Smith
became owner of the capitsl stock of the
Vermont Central railroad company by
purchase at executors sale for triHing
<um, TO obtain absolute centrol of said
Vermont Cenieral railroad. and is now iii
president; that in view of the expectation
of future failure aud discredit of the mau
ayers and their inability to retain conf
deuce Of security holders. he sought AM
procured from the Vermont Legislature {
By controlling whi,h he might swallow "
aud absorb the great and valuable proper
ty now Under his management. and tina
ifa manager, longer to cxcrsise the abso
lutte control Of the property as now. h
will soon b able to carry into successful
operation his pursoses aforesaid. great
lly to tho detriment Of your petitioners. "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
FrankIns Abolished.

There are oo5venisucss u many kiu1'
--fa,a Lesislaiu-s~sf-sx Eausss, Toe
srzser IA greater are veil tuosn, bO'
--TEsfe arc uinOf alsssssgrs which srs
mqrs faHiiliar 10 dc mcmbsr, Than % the
+rdblis. when. f5r Instance. nsrropelar
voice becomes loud in it, demand or shat
the public believe 10 be measure Of re-
form. it is DOT imsOssih e TO pass it N OIe
heaSs with a sly wink. as !, we're, 10 the
other. The other may then amend. aud
when the amended bill rcturnes to the
frat Honse. after doe debate iimay DE.
! Give the uus ndns~Hs. aud The act dies.
with the responsibility rel1iHg nowhere in
I particular faeh House has agreed to the
reform. but cannot agree upon the detrils.
tbs great pity; bat the intelligent eOin-
try sees that the measure itself is conceded.
aud as soon as little points Of method are
settled the reform will be made. The in-
teiligent country meanwhile is little be.
viIdrred. 1t hears the bat aud secs the
hall. and concludes that it is ono Of those
things that DO feelere an end out.
This game has been played with the
qae,tion Of ranking. POsimaster.Gener.
al Creswell has atrOnslp urged. as other
distinguished gentlemen had urged before,
the abolition Of the privilege; and year
or two ago it was deereed by the House of
Representatives amidst a good deal of
hallelujah from the press. 1t would be.
perhaps, misprisen of treason. or some
ether crime. to inslnuate that the House
Tipped the wink to the Senate dcliber.
ated in a grave and prolonged manner,
and 10 the maslstrom Of affairs the bill
disappeared instead of the frankiug Priyi-
egc. But recently the Senate took up
the bill again, aud BY vote of SO TO l6
amended it. aud returned it 10 The House.
The amendment provides that DO aIloW.
anco shall be made TO members Of Con-
gress on account Of postage. The House
Immediately suspended the rules, passed
bill. seut it to the President, who imme-
diately approved it, aud the Thanking
privilege abolished. After the first of July
next no member Of Congress can frank
sack of books TO friend or send his bag
gage home by mail gratis.
Senators Buckingham, Eimunds and
Frelinst uyz.n we're among those who vot.
ed AGAINST the abolition, and upon the
general ground that there ought TO be free
communication between members OF Con-
gress and their constituents, and that
there is a great deal of valuable inform, t
ton, not otherwise accessible which the
government collects and ought to diffuse
gratuitously. We DO not understand that
these cling especially to the present system,
and they certainly do not deny its abuses.
senator Wilson. also who voted for ,be
,boli,ion Is rcnor,ed 70 have said that
! he dill not ,bipk it would save money TO
tie government. Its not. how ever, in
that case easy 10 see what tho country
Gains BY the measure
But the abuses of frankin0 have became
60 onor ,an ,b., !, i ho,,or,o oho,;sh :,
Tie ,bn.os .ro -, al, d;.o,, b., ;aa;
roo, Tho honor. Ii, r,o,,,o. ~, oil.
49, "' 49, w wv 'S' NV 0''J
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26

La rrFiy 10 thu Gossruof Saith sail f;
81. This l. The 6rsi iiae sinoe the maticT
/ his been before ihe public, that the irus'
les sd .aansgcr have bad -a oFPsFio'
niiy to mssi &c charges. againsi 'hs pr
ss5al eharss,sr Of the mauagcUs; aud
shese ehars,= oOatioue. TbePeiitiOn dOe'
DOT tuts me by surprise. | Wss advised
sumo veeksagO By gentlemen Who present
"a Il that if | would not submit 10 term
which thought to be enjusi. this petit
ton would b presented. 10 the NEST Oh
uoxious mannsr.-but | DO not desire 10
discuss this matter here. So far as the
tra.tsrs sad hanagers are concerned. We
desire the hearing now. Oar accounts
have always been open for inspection y
the officers appointed BY this court. at all
times, and are supported by the proper
vouchers. They have also been open to
inspection 81 tho ' ermoni a Canaoa sock
holders, aud other security holders, Al
any time. Every important transaction
uttered into by the trustees and managers,
has been with the approval Of an advisory
boaaJ appointed by the court. and they
gave heen sanctioned by the Vermont &
Canada directors themselves. IL is due
to Us that we have a full hearing on all
these charges which have been made
against US, aud for cur part We shall pre-
fer that 1t take place to-day"
A brief season of argument followed,
concluding with the assignment of the
hearing to a Jay in March.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
los nh Chenen's ENeis.

State Of Vermont, Lamvile districts.
Probate Court. holden at JchnsCn' u I
Dist on the 9Th of Feb, A. D., 1915.
Andrew Cheney, administrator Of The sa'
Joseph Cheney, late Of Belvidcrc, In sad ".
deeeesed. presents his administrative ace "
examination and allowance, and naGessH'yI
for decree Of dntrihuuon aad paIilsWA NJ
estate Of the said deceased ,,,e
Whereupon, II Is orfeTeo !!
Court that said application come undsI ~
tion and he heard on the Cd DAY OF NAt.ji
1879 at the Probate Oilise in johnson IN
further ordered. that all persons lntels' M,
tiled hereof by publication Of notice o. , %,.
eation and order thereon, three wee sSc s1'
in the Lamoille Newsletter printed al wv. y,
before said time of hearing. that tley ms, , "
at said time and place, asd, II they see'''''
jest thereto r,ru p,,s
BY hsCourt.-Attest s.s. fihh"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-02-26
KEAnNEY,s EXTRACT BUCHU,
AVOID ouAcKs AND iMPosTERs.
M Charoa fn- Adviea and Censrltation

Or. J. D Dsoh. Graduate Of J Fe' son u, died!
Col,Oe, Philadelphia author OF several valuable
works, eau be consulted on all diseases Of tho
Sexual or Urinary Origins, (Which he has made
an especial study, either in male ar female, no
matter from what cause originating. or of how
long standing. A practice Of 80 years enables
him to treat diseases with success. Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at dis
lance can forward letter describing symptoms,
and enclosing stamp to prepay postage.
Send for the Guide n Hrah. Price 10 cents.
ID b, DYUTT. ~. d., Physician and Surgeon,
I0i Duane ST., New York -