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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-11
Pronts OF Farming.

More than once we have alluded to
the benefits resulting from " soiling"
in localities where it can be readily and
proftably followed. We give below, in
confirmation of these statements, the
following paragraphs: ,'
Mr.. H Sedgwick, of Cornwall, Conn,
stated at the farmers meeting at Lowell,
Mass. that farmers in his neighborhood
were engaged in producing milk for the
New York market. Referring to the
short feed Of the fall of 1871, he added !.
Onr farmers all declare they viii not
go back 10 the old way of feeding stock.
We cut up our straw and everything avail.
abba Many of MS have adopted the
plan of steaming food for oar cattle, and
we are satisfied from the experiments we
have made that we sa ,e a third of our
provender by steaming it. AS a sample
Of what this manner of feeding will do,
I will relate m instance of ayoung man
who, q year ago this spring, bought a
farm Of eighty acres of land for 81 600.
The farm then Kept eleven cows, four or
five yearlings, and a horse or two. The
yonng man took hold Of that farm, and
immediately put in fourteen acres of
sowsd corn. He increased the stock to
twenty-five cows, and kept them ON
twelve acres, feeding them the sowed
corn, and also cutting his oats green for
food His receipts the first year were
over 5000. This year he has summered
on the same farm twenty-seven cows,
and he told me the other day hat his
twenty-seven cows would average him
500 each from the profit ON milk.
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ain RI DAY. Agent. Wanted every.
ssF .fndc- 1BLAIR& Co. al Louis, No. -
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-11
Domestic Recipes.

butter-milk. one heaping teaspoonfnl
soda, half that quantity of salt, three
tablespoonfuls of melted lard -four to
knead well, EsT iiaih l3 bim{5a4 .u4i
GINGER SNAPS. - One-fonrth pound
each of butter, lard, and brown sugar ;
pint Of molassess one cup of sour
milk, two tablespoonfuls Of ginger, two
teaspoons Of soda.sfn
CHEAP Brown BREAD.--Take one pint
sour milk, one pint sweet miik;or water,
one teaspoohfuls soda, one teaspoonful
salt, one-half teacup of molasses, or
n teacup Of sugar, one tablespoonful
ginger, .oneEpint of coarse tiour, one
quart of Indian meal; put it in sawarm.
place to rise one hour ; bake in mod
crate oven two hours. 4'' 4
An excellent washing fluid may thus
be made : Three tablespoonfuls Of soda,
the same quantity Of dissolved camphor
Che same as kept for family use), to d
quart of soft water bottle il up and
shake it well before using. For a large
washing take four tablespoonfuls Of thu,
fluid to q pint Of soap, make a warm
suds and soak the clothes half an hour ;
then make another suds, using the same
quantity Of soap and fluid, and boil
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VALuABLE FARM SEEDS AND BOOKS
~ GlvEM AWAf.-Three specimen copies Of
tne AAksichx STOCK JOURNAL, containing over 100
giustrsted with Engravinas Of Farm nuildtnss,
S.o9ssa st9sa, Poultry, Dogs niras, a., and :
ported White OATS and ALsUE or LucxRx CLOVER,
postage Xddrsss N, :. BOYER 4 Co, ParrsrsSura,
Chester Co., Pa.
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The Atlantic WAS built at Belfast, Ireland, in
1871; wns 40 feet long; 40 feet beam, aud Is
feet depth Of hold, and registered 3,723 tons.
was constructed Of iron, and had four
masts and six water-tight bulkheads. She was
lifted with eleven boilers and -four cylinders on
the compound principle, under which the aver
dye consumption Of coal was only 45 tons. The
disaster is believed to be traceable to the carry
ing of an insufficient supply Of coal for q voy-
age Of more than ten or eleven days.
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cNS Sh&tOa 5totCb ooNcTIfutul
has had three silver services, consisting of two
wine coolers and punch bowl each, made as
presents to Counts Ituibide and Sclopis and
Viscount Staempfi for their impartiality and
frmness in the Geneva Arbitration. Each
service is inclosed in a box three feet wide and
five feet long, lined with green silk. The
boxes alone cost 9 1 ,800.. -. Ex-SenatorC attell,
Of New Jersey, has been appointed financial
agent Of the Treasury Department to visit
Europe in connection with the new loan.
NEARLY all the Senators and Representatives |
have left the capital, and the streets wear a
deserted aspect. The Postmaster General
has issued an order that postmasters whose
salary does not exceed q, 200 a year may be
permitted to hold local Offices. &. Up to this |
time about three-fourths Of the members Of
the House and two-thirds Of the Senators have
drawn the extra pay which they voted them
selves. T President has set apart Mon
days, Wednesdays and Thursdays, from II to
l O'Clock, for receiving callers, and there is
mo use knocking at the door" at any other
time than that specified. 4
The Third Auditor has audited and reported
to the Second Comptroller over 700 Southern
claims which have been awarded. Only about
100 now remain. !. Allison Hayes and A. J.
Marteon, convicted Of Kn-Klux outraees in
South Carolina, have been pardoned by the
President /. .Oakes Ames has notified the \
Acknowledgement Of the United States that the
Credit Mobilier Company does not intend to
surrender it's books to tho Government, but
will offer them for inspection.
TEE amount of money which will be with
held from the Pacific Railroad Companies, in
accordance with the recent set Of Congress-,
viii reach from e. 900, 900 to q, SOC, 900 an
aually. 49, President Grant and family spent
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"A naa in EAss Montpelier Ia, a
horse thiriy-hve years Old.
DIR. 6OOdspeAd. Of Granville, While
charging hole through the side Of bis
house BY means Of a red.Aog poker. 10 or
DIR to make rOO~ for a gutter. set ere 70
the baildiag and 1t had a narrow escape
from destruction.
In ledge belonging 3. the Lake
Shore Slate Company al West C.stleton a
mass Of s,oDe l40 feet long by from 5 to
20 ieet IT thickness fell shortly after the
meh left work. Ii the cave had occurred
during w0tkirg hours l2 men would have
been killed OF wounded.
William Wslch Of Granville tried
to Poisos himself With arscLie, Saturday
night, the 18th inst. la, took an over.
d0se, which, not killing him, cured him
OF his SeariDess Of life.
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c0MbTa0c.

cam6yTdge.
The Temperance lecture a, Can.
bridge under the auPiocs Of the Good
iemPlars, received frOu the Rev. Mr..
Russell Of Detroit, Michigan. las, Tues.
day evening was more Of a lecture than
We have been accustomed to hearing here.
All admitted this. though many did no,
agree with him il his views on the subject
-Messrs. A. J. Crane and d. J. Had.
ley have just got their new milk-pan "a.
tented. 4 model Of which was exhibited bv
them at the LaulOille County Fair las,
iall' They claim that il is a better arti.
Gle and can be made for less money than
aOy in market, which every Oue who has
seen It will readily admit. They have al.
ready reerived orders to the amount Of
$4,000, since September last.
The Boro Lyceum is a success The
questios for the next Lyccum is Resolved
that the Southern States we're justified in
their attempt to secede from the union. Is
The disputants in their order are Ira
Brush affirmative, assisted by G. d.
Field aud Ebert Scott. negative, assisted
by Julius Morse.
Albert SPaulding, butter buyer a,
the Boro, took in over two hundred tub.
on Saturday last, the price paid varying
from 20 to IS cts. per Ii.
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NoTIcE.-Thc annual meeting of the
Directors and Stockholders Of the La.
noble Valley Fair Ground Company will
be held at the Town Hail, in Morrisville,
on Tuesday, January 9th, A. d. 1874,
at 8 A. NJ.
1t is hoped that every Stakeholder will
be present, as business of importance
will be brought before the meeting at tina,
time. A. A. NILES, Clerk.
Morrisyi!le, Vt, Dec. 22d, 1873.
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UNXHAUSTED vITALITY.-The Science of
kILfe, or Self-Preseryation, "a MedicalTIeaties
on the Cause aud Cure OF Exhausted vitality;
DEBILITY, IL, pochondria, lmpotencJ, Spermater-
rhoea or Seminal leoknoss, and al other diseases
arising from the errors ofyouth the indccretons
or excesses OF M aturer years This is indeed book
for every man. Thousands have been taught by
this work and truc way to health and happiness.
It Is the chea pest and best medical work ever pub
lished. and the Only one on this class Of Ills worth
Illustrated, bound In beautiful French cloth. Price
only 81. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt OF
price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTI-
TUTE, Mod Bulnnch Street, Boston, Mass, or
Dr.. w. II. PARKER, Assistant Physician. N. b.
The Author may 10 consulted on the above az well
as al diseases requiring skill and experience. Q
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TAX SonSight. lest lest cam sHa

for Canuassfrs. AGENTS. and Statesmen HENRY WARD
BEEcngR's family nowsp. per gives every suhscrih-
err q PAIR Of the largest and finest OIL EOGRAPH
Two mosl attractive subjects, that "tate" on
sight--patcd by Mrs. Anderson, as contrasts and
companions for her''Ride 1rnke' and Fast Asleep'
Agents have IMMENSE SUCCESS; call IL the
'.6est business ever offer canvassers." We fur
nished tho lightest and handsonest outfit, and pey
very high commissions. Each subscriber receives
without delay two &oautinl pictures, which are
ready for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Tho paper
itself stands peerless among family journals. be-
ng so popular that of its class 1t has the iarge cir
cuiatio, in the ,oorMi Employees the best literary
talent. Edward Egglestbns serial story is Just
no CHING; back chapters suppl cd to each subserib.
en- Mrs. Stowe long cxpacted sequel to my
wife and ~ begins In the new year. Any one wish
ing good salary or and independent business;
should send for circulars and "A G ENTS
terms to J. b. FORD & CO., New AAwanted,
Ysrk Boston, Chicago, Cinelnnsti or SsnPrsnojee !,
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Kyde Pa1K.

NVHC IUIH'
# FlRE.-Ou Monday forenoon last,
about II o'clock, the unusual cry Of fire
has raised in our village. The dwelling
b. the farm Of Hon: L. II. Noyes. nearly "A
milo distant, was under full control OF the
aevouring element, and when reached
b. our citizens, all effort was gwen to
having its contents, aud the house was
pretty well cleared 1t was occupied 10y
Caleb Blakeley whose family of small
<chdren were alone in the house at the
lime the fire caught. They raa to the
residence of Foster Randall, nearly Il
fourth Of a mile distant, as soon as dis.
powered aud summoned assistance. The
loss is estimated at $1,000, on which
$thero is $500 insurance in the Farmers
$Mutual. Mr., Blakoiey's loss consists OF
Furniture and provisions on which there
] bis no insurance, and being poor will fall
heavily. 1t is supposed the fire sta rted
IN the attic. though the children cannot tell.
During the progress of the fire. while
pulling down part Of the shed, the horse
Of A. Dwinell became frightened and ran
away, doing considerable damage to the
sleigh. Mr.. Alausor Robinson who con-
yeycd the intelligence to the village, and
one Of the first to reach the fire, became
Frustrated, and had to be carried home.
For time his life was despaired Of, but
he is how recovering.
PERsoNAL.--1he numerous friends of
DR.. NJ. H. Houghton aad his estimable
and talented wife will be pleased to read
the highly complimentary notices in the
Portland, Me-, papers, of lecture re-
Gently delivered in that city by ber,
which will appear in our next issue, the
space of this paper having been taken up
before receiving them.
--StepheR May, soldier in the war
of 1872, died rather suddenly yesterday
morning at the age of SO years--the
oldest person in town at the time Of his
death. His funeral will be attended at
the church 10 this village at II o'clock, NJ.
tomorrow.
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SIO,pe

Store
Rev. W. Underwood. pastor of the
NJ. Il. church, announces as the subject
of discourse for next Sal bath, as follows:
Morning sermon, .-E6enezer Evening
address, -Sdowy and Short- Leed
The Ladies' Sewing Society of the
NJ. f. church met at the residence of A..
Fl. Slayton, Esq, on Wednesday after
noon, and in the evening held very
pleasant sociable. Over ~ persons were
present.
RECENT REAL ESTATE CHANGEs.-Pe-
ter Q. Lovejoy and wife decided the town
farm to Philens Straw and 5. NJ. Brush.
fer $4,000. Lysander Barrows to Thorn
as Downer 40 acres for 5000. o T..
Morrill, and wife decided to Orsamus Ed.
dy "A acres for $4,000, known as the
Jos, Adams fam. e. =. Brown and
wife, farm containing 33 acres, to A. W..
Godfrey of Waterbury.
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Co. Court.
pncKxsER TrRN, 1873.

prcEusER TERN, 1873.
TIP REpFIELn, Judge.
Amssa Stevens, Assistants,
7. Parish.
Ina sawyer, Clerk.
,su Camp. Sheriff
"A Niles, States Attorney.
rETrT yURr.
,;lsre-Ephraim Brown.
.s.iI,r-Elward Hawley. Martin Ellis
Vim Me,endy. 2. u. Montague.
- n. Stone, n. b. Mower.
Tnore-H B shaw.
4 /, P.-k-James A. Stratton, AlonEo Cob
4 A. R. Monkey, Edwin Bullard.
Lo,.p-John X. hill, 5. II. Waters, Isaac
srri,,own-S. N. Palmer, A. c. Hill, u. D.
|. IND, S,mur' Town
I.rn-ilbert Luce, John Moody, Frederick
/. \. Gsn. Rtym nd.
ter ile-Nsson Chafiee.
&',s,,t-Mark Walsh. Edison slayton.
Pnyer was offered BY Rev. q. Wedge
hi Of Hyde Park.
rhe Jurors who had been summoned
! al prlsent when their names we're
'..ed, and were duly sworn; and j. NJ
rker and II. G. Lanpher, deputy sher-
were swora to attend them.
H. docket was then called, on which
Reauscs were set for trial by jury, ii for
M by the Court, 90 were discontinued.
u % continued.
The first jury trial commenced was that
Cornelia LaPagc, by next friend, rs
bsn Of Fairfield, for injury on the high
ay, and now occupies the attention Of
L Court.
The States Attorney announces that
is prepared to try all the State cases
the docket, aud Friday has been as.
rned as the day when those trials will
,mmCucc.
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Ho1coW.'

--SantaClaus is going to make his
appearance CHRISTMAS Eve. at both church
es in town.
Elder Bishop had his horse united
aud turned into the street few nights
ago by some naughty boy or boys.
j. d. Titus cut his foot while chop
ping wood for Geo, White one day last
week,
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OLD MAIDS!

Teachers, Students, CIergymen, POstmasters, and
wide-nwake Young men, and Men and Women of
oil classes;
You can essiiy earn afrst-class Sewing Machine;
or Books sufficient to stock Library; or some
valuable Pictures to beautiiy your homes; or
nice Steroscope; or good Time keeper (CIock or
Watchl; or Music Box or a Gold Pen or q
Photographic Album or Stand Kerosene Damp
illustrated Quarto Dictionary; or Rogers World
renowned Statuary Groups; or q Find Violin or
o Remington Rife Canes or a Remington Double
Barrel Breach Loading Shot Gun or Cabinet
Organ worth $40; by simple working up your un-
cupied time in a way explained in tho circulars
of tho NJ. II. P, co. Perfectly legitimate and re-
DIR "ss NJ. Il. P. CO., 1870 East 18th St., New York.
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In Burlington, December 18th. by Rev. L. O.
Ware, Mr.. Will. II. Drew and Miss Helen II.
Noyes, all Of Burlington.
In Morrisvie, at the Universalist Parsonage,
Dec. 18th, by Rev. G. W. Bailey, MIR PhilO J.
Crowell to Mrs. Mary A. SchoOleraft. both Of
Hyde Park.
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caaJ'S FaHs.

caolp'S Rats.
Mrs. Emma Paul will speak at the
church-iorenoon and afternoon next
Sunday.
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NOTICE Whereas, my husband, james B.
N Wood, has left my bed and board without
Just cause or or provocatons, this is to forbid al
persons harboring or trusting him ON my account,
as shall pay no debts Of his contracting after this
iate, % ,s-, u A. "ood'
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In wOlcott, Dec, 18th, Elizabeth c.. wife Of
David Sleeper.
In Wolcott, Dec. 18th, Miss Angie, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. W. Farr, aged 10 years
In Brooklyn, New York. on Thursday evening,
Dec. llth, 1878, of pneumonia, Adams G. Sum
ner, formerly of Troy, VI, aged 80 years.
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST,
G 40 Walnut Street Philade lphia
James Z. Cobleagh's Estate.

State of Vermont, Lamoillc District, So. In
Probate Court, held at Johnson in ssidDist.
on the 22d day of Dec, A. d. 1873.
Gilman NJ Sherwin Administrator of the estate of
James Il. COB esh lato of Hyde Park in said Dis
trict, deceased, makes application to said Court,
or license TO sell all the real estate OF said de-
ceased, to wit: all the Real Estate IN Hyde Park
which tho sad deceased had title representing
that the sale thereof Unnecessary in order To- en-
able MIN 60 pay the debts and expenses of said es.
tate. WhereupOn, !. is ordered by said Court, that
said application he referred TO q session thereof,
to be held at the Probate Office, In said Johnson,
ON the eth day of January, A. b. 1874 for hear
ing and decision thereon; and 1t is further order
ed that all persons interested be notified hereof,
by publication of notice Of said application and
order thereon, three weeks excessively in the
Lamoille Nswsdoaler printed at Hyde Park be,
fore said hearing, that they may appear at SAID
time and place, and. II they see cause, opJect
thereto. Attest,
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The Singer Machine Is on exhibition Mt G.. II
Millan's Fashionable Tailor Store in Johnson and
G. J. PATCH, Agent.
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Care al IobpeonI.
Na~aa md n,,-,
S~Zi-o
10 great variety.
.,,,o.
nA'A' 1Lo'N'
anL
TOY BOOKS, Of all descriptions.
D''"@ NINA "a''an''d not 10 Break
Mugs, Wares, lin China and olas W.r.l. Fanny
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SEDUCTION g. FIT
HArRE n.A, hIs. psrsl,- %
Fall and Winter Goods
are nos prepared to sssr Esstsr ihdusonsn;, tAaA
leading New York Importers, and can compete
sih any market In OF at .. the State.
WE HAVE MADE PuRcHAsBs or
Silks, Cahmeres, rhibets. Silk PoBgco, Henri
eta Cloth. Parmietta Cloth, Empress Cloth,
Biarritz Cloth, Nohairs, Alpacas, Serg-
cs, POplins. japanese Stripes and
Reversibles, Ladies' Cloth,
Iepellants, ard a great
variety of Dress
Gods which
WE ARE OFFERING AT LOW FIGURES
Repslauts so cents pr I'D. up.
Black al pacas 30 cts. pr. I'd. up.
Alpaca Poplins, % cts. pr I'D. up.
Japanese silk stripes, % centspr. yd'
Japanese, reversible, Is cents pr.yu.
Gingans. ~ TO Is cents per I'd.
Prints, to IL cents per yd.
Good sheetng 10 cents by the wob.
Ladies' Cuffs and Collars, .hcriR6 Under
rear, Eiisabethian Ryfs. Silk Ties Ruehes,
Jet Ornaments, Necklaces, Bel CLASPS,
Hair and iiei!s Darts, many ncw styles
Of Ladies Collars, 7fss, etc, Bgjous.
best Kid Gloves, OrydiSed and q
great rarieiy of Dress Buttons,
Mods, Trimmings, ETC., etc.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GLOVES
AND HOSIERY!
Ladies' Merino Hose, Is cts. per pair.
Ladies' Cotton Hose, IL cts. per pair.
Ladies' Balmoras, rs cts. per pair
100 SHAJgLS OF NEW STYLS AND BEAUTIFUL
P1TTERNSg
From sl.oo upwards.
CARDIGAN TICKETS,
LADIES' and G. E.NTS' SCfRFS,
.VUBIAS,
WORSTED F.ANCHONS,
URNURES,
md HOOP SKIRTS,
AT REDUCED PRICES!
GENTLEMENS' UNDERWEARi
OvERsUtRTs, FLANNEL and CASHMERE,
PLAID, and PLAIN OPERA FLAN-
NEIS, CLOTHS, SHIFTING
FLANNELS, and a full
line Of D0MESTICS.
A large Stock of Plymouth and Buckskin Stoves
and Mtteps from rs cts. per pair up.
NEW RECEIPTS OF BOOTS AND
SHOES EVERY WEEK.
Goo Boots 2.75 per pair.
Gents double sole tap boots; $50 per rsr'
! Ladies shoes, |. so per pair and upward.
Gents beaver cloth boots, $50 per pair.
GENTS RUBBER BOOTS. ovERSHoEs AND
ARCTICS FOR LADIES', GENTS AND
CHILDREN.
New selections Of Wall paper, Curtains, Shade
40.
! A LARGE LINE OF CARPETS JUST RE
CEIVED.
Brussels tapestry, Brussels, Ingram Hemp,
| Dundee, Stair carpets, Oil cloths, India
Mattings &c.
German tapestry, 30cents per I'd.
Dundee carpets, SIS cents per yd.
Good ingram carpets, 60, IS and 7j cents pr.yd"
Patent Brussels Carpets LILO per yard:
Oil Cloths, As, 80 and So, cents per yard.
India Mating. 25, 30 snd is cts. per I'd
Oil cloth Rugs, 81 co.
FURNITURE IN PARLOR & ROOM SETS
Ash AND BLACK WALNUT EXTENSION
TABLES, WARDR0BES, SOFAS,
LOUNGES, MATTRESSES.
CHAIRS. ETC,
GOODS MADE TO ORDER AT tEoRT
NnTTCE
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Matters
20. lime liable.

. etsf y - - 80 -
~ SIS.
q rraia leaves tifes taTh ~ 80 A:h ., :,
.w.ri arrives a. siJoAns'ury al > - An
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.IoAAs0n.

Johnson.
-Iss Der' annual meeting Of the Al.
u@ui Of the State Normal school =, Joh,.
sou will take place Jan. 18Th.
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At North wolcOtt. Dec. 18th, 9 son to Mr..
and Mrs Charles Boynton.
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Great Popularity

OF the Singer in the Household. Annexed are
the sales OF different makers;
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Than any other Company, and over ono quarter
Of all Machines sold during that year. Nine out
of ten Of said Sewing Machines are for family use,
proving tho
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FURNITURE IN PARLOR & ROOM SETS

Ash AND BLACK WALNUT EXTENSION
TJBLES WARDROBES, SOFAS,
LOUNGES, MATRASSES.
CHAIRS. ETC,
GOODS MADE TO ORDER AT tEoRT
NOTICE.
Room ssts $26 and upwards.
Nottingham lace Curtains double width, 10 cts"
per yard.
Holland gilt Shades, f.5o rerpair.
Wood seat Chairs, 3.75 per set.
Kerosene oil rs cents pr, Gallon,
Granulatcd Sugar l2l-2 rents pr. III.
Choice Winter Wheat Flour, $9.5epr. Dbl.
Choice Spring Wheat Flour, 1925 to $3.50.
Good Young Tyson Tea, 60 cents pr. lb.
Very best Japan, new crop, Sl.00 pr. lb.
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND
LAMPS.
Tea sots 40 cents and upward.
Hubbard, Blake Il Co.'S celebrated Axes, liking
Of the Forrest l.2s.
OUR STOCK or FRIES,
PdTNTS, OILS, ca ~ NE d
GOODS, &C., rs COMPLETE.
We should take pleasure in having our goods eS
anime and solicit ItuI n sItctitn, ftitrt ntljn
ysur purchases in other Markets.
Pery Respectfully,
STOUGHfON e. Taft.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-24

Silks, Cahmeres, Thibets, silk PoBgco, Henri
eta Cloth. Parmietta Cloth, Empress Cloth,
BiarritI Cloth, Mohairs, Alpacns, Serg-
cs, Poplins, japanese Stripes and
Reyersibles, Ladies' Cloth,
Repellants, ard great
variety Of Dress
Goods which
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-24

Repslants so cents pr I'D. up.
Black al pacas % cts. pr. yd. up.
Alpaca Poplins, b cts. pr I'D. up.
Japanese silk stripes, % cents pr. yd'
Japanese, reversible, Is cents pr va.
Gingans. " TO Is cents per I'd.
Prints, = to IL cents per yd.
Coed sheeting 10 cents by the wob.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-12-24

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-06-17

A "Society of Reese River Plo'
peers' las b-en formed at Anstin.
All persons are eligible to member
shin resided III Reese River Dis
,rirt prior to January 1>t 1864. The
objects Of the s.ci-ty are entirely "i
a ,.ci;,l AMI commemorative nature.
The officers, who are to serve one
wear. are rs follows:
President. r. L. Horton; Wee fresi-
dent, John H. Dennis; Secretary, A; T.
shannon; Treasurer. A. Sowef' M'l-
shall, Z. D. Spires.