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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
Execution OF Foster.

A. early a. seven O'Clock Rhiay morn
ing several butdrei people had assembled
IN lrOHl Of the city prison. Mes York.
awaiting the moment shen fssier the
murderer Of Avery d. Puiusm. vas led
TO the scsffold. yet 10. nc 10 ,~eHiy had
the slightest chance Of gaining adui's-
ION.
Foster auoke al seven O'Clock IN the
morning. lie parioOk Of cup sfesii-e
but ate nothing. lie was rcry pale aud
his strength fas, failing. lie was attend
Ell by R,v DIR. Tying ard Rev. Mr..
Schoonmaker. Chaplain Of Sing slug.
lie engaged in devotional exercises until
niue O'Clock.
At eleven minutes past nine he was
led out. supported by Sheriff B'ennaH
aud Under Sheriff Sieavcns. Foster
walked unfaieriugly 10 seaiiold. His
face had h,csic flush. Arrived beneath
the scafiold Rev. DR.. Tyng. assisted by
Rev Mr.. Sehooumaker. read the 5lst
psalm. A. the solemn words wore read.
I in which Dr.. Tying bcsoughi God to open
the eye of mercy unio this Thy servcni.
the scene was hu.hed aud impressive ia
the extreme. Daring the reading OF the
service Foster stood brueaih the scaiiolG.
his head bowed down aud his left hand
shading his eyes. Rev. DE-. Shoemaker
shook hands with Foster anl said, God
bless thee my dear friend
at seventeen minutes past nine o'clock
the bolt was drawn and Fosters body
rose into the air. The condamned man
gave enc slight struggle only, so slight
as to be almost imperecptible. There was
an absence Of the usual movement Of the
shout dcls. There was slight conirac-
ton Of the lower limbs aud a barely per-
ceplibe motion of the hands. After
hanging five minutes the body was lower
Cd about nine inches, aud a minute there
after about foot further Twelve min-
utes after the bolt was drawn the pulse
ceased to beat Foster had died almost
without a struggle. 1t was evident dur
ing the reading OF the service that he was
rapidly sinking and scarcely able to stand.
The physicians noticed this, ant the Rev.
Mr.. Schoonmaker had but just shaken
hands with Foster and said. Good bye,
God bless you my friend, when the fatal
bolt was drawn.
After being allowed to hang little
over twenty minutes the body was lover
cd intc coffin aud conveyed iuto the dead
house o. the Tombs, whence it will be
taken to day to The residence of Fosters
widow. The interment will probably
take place ON Monday next.
At twenty minutes before ten o'clock
the crowd of deputy sheriff, and Others
of the $50 persons who witnessed the
execution slowly made their exit from
the scene.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02

STRAWBERRY CULTuRE.-Strawberries,
ike other crops, ifa large yield and fnc
specimens are TO be obtained, are TO be
well fclliIized. The ground is 10 6e well
prepared. lfit is sladed deeply and
thoroug lily comminuted, so much the bet
tor; the roots will run deep it they have
the cha,cc, and fud food, and running
deep, will stand the drought. Some per
sous take great pains 10 spread the roots
of plants set out, upon slight mound,
which is all very we'll, but not essential.
The object is to Induce the growth CT new
roots, and this will be accomplished If viz
orous plants are put out in damp weather
in ground which is supplied with manure
and in proper condtion-hue loose aud
warm. OF course there must be good
natural or artificial drainage; there must
be room for the roots to spread; and u
full crop must not be expected the frs,
year. Time, care and plenty of nourlsh
mcnt are necessary, with these any one
who has small plat Of lard may have
strawberries. The varieties which, ifnot
exactly those that meet the approval Of
all as the best, yet will prove most prob
ably successful with the multitude, are
Earl y,-On clay land, Nicanor on sand,
loan. Downcr. Main crop,-Wilson'
Seeding, Charles Downing. Late,-Ol
clay, Triomphe dc Grand aud Sucunda
Oh light loan, Seth Boydep, No. 30, anc
Green Prolific. Leuning's white, for hom,
use, is valuable berry, having lon,
season, being good grower, bearing vel
and possessing excellent flavor. 1t is al
ways to be remembered that the oblec, i
to grow fruit and not weeds, 70 that tk
beds should be kept couNan,ly cultivated
and in the fall well matched.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02

TRANSATLANTIC EvERGRtLNs,-It is a
mistake TO suppose that the same rules
apply TO cvcrgreens as to deciduous trees.
The latter may be set out in the fall or
as best suits tie convenience. But ever.
G, Gems very rarely live if transplanted III
the fall. Nor will they endure to be moved
very early in spring, like other trees.
They are more tender and less tenacious
of lie. Many people overlooking this
fact have transplanted in early spring and
met with Ill success. even when great
care has been taken. The best time to
transplant evergrecns is late in the spring,
just at or before the period of active
growth. 1t is comparatively easy to move
them at that time, say toward the end oil
Nav. and no other time will answer as
well. Another caution is to be strictly
observed, and that is not to expose Their
soft and tender roots to the sun or the
drying wind. THIS is far more importan,
with evcrgrcens than with other trees
Ten minutes exposure of the 6brous root.
to sun and wind is almost sure death
Keep them covered with moss or mating
till ready to set ont.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
VERMONT CENTRAL r. II. LINE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
C1mmeacany June B, 1872.

TransGoing South and East--Leave Waterbury
3 Ia IN, Ui u. IN, and 80 pm.
Mail Train leaves usdens mr. ut % p MIST AL
sansat y ~ ~ and connects ut Rutland Tor TIoy
and Mt White River Junction and Bellows Falls
with trains for Boston, Worcester, Springfield and
N. ". ~ New bonden with steamer for New York.
Day Express leaves Montreal at 90 n. M, 81.
Johns AZ 70 %, Usdeus.urs at q 90 a. IN, Flats
burg ut T. ~ a. IN, Mooets Junction at 10 % A. IN,
81; Aihas at u % M arriving in Boston VIA Low
ell at luOi p. m.
Night Express leaves 0edenshurg at co D. IN,
Mont" cal i5p. m, st. Julns ) 05 p. IN, st. Alhans
81 p. NJ, connecting at w. r. Junction and Bel
lows Fails for BOSTON aud vicinity, Worcester aud
anoat ut So. Velnpn for Springfield &c, arriving
Ia ~ f.atl2 80 p, m.i
Trains going North and West--Leave Waterbur,
NJ " = N, Y II IN, 2 p M, and b pm
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell at n M,
Tor builingtun Montreal, st Albans, &c, arriving
y montreal at 2 fipm, and ogdensburgh ut 3 20
West. II '"o
Mail train leaves Boston via Lowell ut am via
Lawrence and Fitchhurg att 80 m, Sprinp &c i'd n
~ ~ m, ior New London 100 a. m, cunntc.ing cat
W ~. Ju1ctihn with Day Express train
Recommendations Train leaves Northiield al AZ n
~. i9r burlington, Rutland. ST Albans, oedens-
,nu.gn' Stc. Night Express
receN ing PASSENGERS leaving at 2 % D M. al
- liows Falls from Cheshire r, leaving
nnston ~ 30 IN, oonnectin. ut White River i'm
Win train leaving Boston at d m for Burlington
Montreal and 0gdenshurgb. eonnectin with stca ~,
ers and Grand Trunk II r for the West.
escaping Cars are attached t. the NightExpres.
s ~ running between Montreal and Bostun and
OF hnnns and springfield, and st Alhans and Troy
ana Drawng-Rcem Cars between Montreal and
Boston on Da, Express Trims. "''1
Through tick cts Cor Chieagoand the West ror sol
at the principal stations ''''
81 Albnns,June I, 1879. "p'
4 oo.'oo GOOD SHINGLES
ron SALE ut my store in North Woleott. also
"w chests ofexceilent Tea, 'gought since tho
rise in iron y
3ltf
North wsleots. Ju.e 18th sAAshs'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
EoR SALE

ne fre rr.iaenee ~ I. y. Alirn. insiniiu- Z
acrrs Il excellent Land. sltua - !. N"fth Use
Fark The o. use Is neu. LARGE sd cf'nn = -.
fitted up sith all the ua.=i~ru i'apf,f ,npnt-
Esd nee tarn and eanssulrti 90 g'lalh' :,
e. fliling uater. uith plenty q So ara umne
on the pf.miscs Terms easy. F..r flrih = fs.t G.
ulars inquirr q L. A1'-'-''-
Coaxs-Ju,t fauct 81 n MT = 80 VITA -
perfect 81. auizatiaa, sesfl urf - IT. t'ah ."
~ Of usc a. Iuau. aud ca sd ittU tttt - rIn'
A..uut tsu-lliuds the ere o. guiit' ~ u u -
the wtTkinz {. tie ialnts. uufcitf, &c - tha'
uandettul structure. "a. thtE tFdu " u h
auy wuudei that uiut Il utilss q tlr aAu 'pu.s'
tiun aud one hail the children aie utw "" VII
cnruf. uuiuu-. al halls uud e ihti lfNAi nfu.et
tssns al n which arr althcial aud uaaeess.trA
Dr.J BkIuGS' ALLENtATi n aHd CURATIVE
will surely Hnish tt' "a. and Ffrper hi,ha ,-nt'
will prevent th1ir return. sid . A. y, tt.aN
laad. hyde farl 1atos Bius. st'ut' and acale"
ih mctl .cipt-
Dr.. ]. BRiaes' TnaoAr aNn LuSa nEALrR. n,
comp, sc,i 81 Cahda Halsaa. Eauart famAIaci
aud ~ ~ nalsaius. sHd duur. Ius 4. liant, &c
when arc c. nj intd "a tit m'st sci'ntiic aua haf
muni, Us manner Il j. pisasait and % re asrega-
Tile to tuf ih.n any tthes In nee. odd pc"plc ~
10 aud ahits cry tur e. y I'd ~ A. q. nates, Nor
risville. aud NJ. ]. Leach Violet %.
! RRfeGsf ALLEvASIAH - 90 reward viii hc
paid Tor a cav # CatAfT Headache 20 Neuraleia
pitch eauutt te eHftd with a 81 ant. .rcra 10
AID neFcr-fltins remedy. u used acrrlihg o. ~
rcuiicns. n - eumiiuatit the met rrli-
aide ingTedicn = In, wu ftr sui DUNG the vtriou'
diseases Tor which IL is recommended said ~ l.,
! l.. Udall. No. Noleutt. and A. Robbins, No. llyds
I fark.
PIigs Are you discouraged hy reheated fat
ures H. obtain cure FIR this dressing diaca-e' u
/ 81, clirer upi allow that depressed and ssddenct
7 heart TO leap with i"y the terrors O. internal
bleeding external and itehiu5 pil,s ~ le.urc lhs
/ nvi chile and wositiVe result 81 BRIGGS PlLf
Z RHMEnIEs. Said kt J. ~. Croker, No. llyd'
Z Park, and Martin shRttuck, Eden.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02

PLANT OFTEN On col the BEST rules tue
farmer or gardner can follow to insure
success in getting good stand Of tender
crops is to plant often. Take, Tor exam.
pie, melons, sqnashes, cucum6ers, luna
beans, and ST ch other products as may
be desirable to start early, aud which OIL
ten fail when plante" early, aud apply the
rule at the heat Of this article. aud sue
cess would be certain FIT your ground
early; make broad, rich. hat hills, slight.
y GROWING, TO insure dryness and gain
warmth. Then plant carly in the SEASON,
and one week later put down few more
seeds in the hills with the thumb and
fingers a week later repeat tho planting.
aud il the season be particularly cool aud
backward, and the first plaulings do net
appear fourth may be- necessary. BY this
method success is rendered certain; but
little time is lost, for the latter panting>
will grow so fast as to .vertakc the FIRST.
Al the proper time thinning must DC done,
and the crop is then handsomely started
Oh its journe, : Rural Home.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
VERM MT DIVISION

We use 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 The Portland and ogdensburgh Railroad line
will be the shortest route BY more than fifty milei
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 interest ON Its small bond
ed debt. twill be the greatest pleasure thorough
fare IN the Eastern States, uniting by the sortt Il
route Saratoga and Lakes George and Champla
with the White Mountains, Lakes Memphrtmago
aud Willoughby, Mount Mansfield and the celebrat
cd mineral springs of Northern Vermont.
| The Roard {. under the management Of some o
| the most experienced successful and widcly-k nown
usness men IN the country, who will insist upon
the closest economy and honesty in the administra
ton Of its affairs.
Tho ma layers of the Road have themselves In
vested largely in Its capital stock the cash sub
scrlptIons be Ing nearly sufficient to complete the
It-ad ready for the iron, tthus showing their ap
probation # the Importance and value Of this en-
terprlse.) For Convenience of investors the bond
Coupon or reglstercd) are of the following demon
nations.
snoo sJa0 and 500,
and the interest, six per cent, gold ispayabe semi
annually in Boston on the lsr ay Mand the lst No
venher. These Bends arc offered, until further no
tice, at 90, and accrued interest in currency.
F,r further nformaton-pamphets maps, &c
apply to
+. 4 T. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
st. Jehnsbury, Vermont.
FAIRBANKS & co.
252 broadway, New York.
FAIRBANKS. BROWNE CO.,
lis Milk Street, rostou.
Chest Stree t, Phil"
FrSANcIALAcKxIs.
/ Trustees for The First Mortgage Bondholders,
Hon. LUKE P. POLAND, st. Johnshury, Vt.
ABRAHAM T. LOWE. Esq,
President LIST National Bank, Boston, Mass
yoRs ALEBv
INTERNATIONAL BANK, Boston,
nIt HARDsON, HILL Co..
asur's Building. Isstsr
| l<dall leading .ssrrl Banks 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02

Every yeaf increases the populall-
ty Of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our Old patrons that it Is
kept fully up to its high standard;
aad it is the only reliable md ertect-
cd preparation for restoring GRAY
or FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, luatrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eluptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prof.
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishcs
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
baldnoss, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DREssING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and l consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Ssld BY all Druggists, and Dealers in Ifedicines.
Price One Dollar.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
Re.r.r .Jones nR,c.

Stat, Of V,li,ut. Lanai T. lis'IiCt -. IT,
Probate Court. hDtl,u AZ Jthrs' ., b. said
Listen the l4th Il March. 4 d.. 1873.
Iiarius a. it.imrs. ainihtsttnt,r - tie trtats ~
Rets,, Icnrs. late e ] husuu, IT, sad bftilcli
dccr,s, Il. psrbts hi aumin's 1t. ui',h ace ut TT
examiuat uh aud Al iuwaic-, a.id ma 80 appiicai
tur q rr,r - di.tfi. ut.su aud lnItsitn a. the
estate IL the said aes, astd
whvfrup a. Il j. orlorod hy said
Court that said app icAt"H cumv uudor ciisiiria.
tiun aud hc hrari "a the tn daN q Apr, A. ".
i--I at tho Pro ate Office Toe iohnsHug aud, tie
hrthc- ordered. that 81 pvtst ~ iuttt sitd ir No.
tiard hcrrtf Us puicztif O. - ttiec - ths n"pl-
rstiun and oricT thereon. three We - succ vty
in the Lnmtille New lie zler p-iutcfa t GYde Park
before aid tne ~ hearing. that they ius, APP ar
az sald time and place, asd, II thcy see cnusc' Oh
iret that,tu
By thc3iurt.-Atte't :. s. PIN u. Res ste'
JoAcihaa T. Vests Estate
The sahseribers, having teen appointed by the
nuille, Cumini ssiuucIs 10 rceeiye examine. aud
,djust al cams and demands f all prTsonr, a
sainst the estate Ci
Jonathan ?. West, late If Mnrristown,
IN said district, tegea>pd, rsprtstIttn tnsulvcnti
aud the term If months frm ;hv 2tth d1y ui Feb,
1917, being allowed ~ aid Court g. the crc'ii'
urs Of said deceased. to eNhiil and prove thou
respective claims heitIt us. Give n"'tcc, that We
wis attend t. the duties faui appointment at the
dwelling huase IL Luu'u Wet IN Murris.,"n,
IN said District. ca the iasi SATURDAY ~ Nav aud
/ July next, al one o'cluck, in the Afternoon u
each Of said DAYS.
J. J. ( (. hSSp' c ..%%s1.
Morristuwn, March {, 1873.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02

One of our exchanges makes the fol-
lowing coupdrum: why is it that a
young fellow and his girl can sit in The
parlor until after midnight without max
ing noise enough for the old felix's to hear
them through the partition. but can't sit
in u public place FIVE minutes without an
moving the whole house with their Cycling
talk?
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
fommissioHers' Notice.

The Su' scrihers. having boeE appointed ny the
IionurarIe PROF ate Court for the district tf La
mUille. Cuinmisstn ers. 10 receive, cXpmiuc, aud
ndiu,t all cans aud deinaudsofull persons, a.ntst
the estate nf Noah Scrihner, late Ui stowe.
in said District, decreased, represented ins"i-
vent, and the term Of six moths fun t.e 25th day
. { Fen tsI3, being allowed by said Court tu the
crudit,rs &c said deceased. to eXhihit anr prove
their respective claims hefirc Us; Give notice that
view llattcnd t. the duties rl cur appointment al
the Once uf W II II Bingezin IA St,wc, IN said Dis
trlct, on the third saturdays d April aud AISust
next. at 10 O'Clock In tho forenoon, of each 81
said days. -
W. u: Il. BINGHAM,)
ASA r. CAMP. Commissioners
GEORGE \. HARRIS
rel lA
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
HARRY Brushs Estate.

State of Vermont, Lamoillc District, SIS. In
Probate Court, held at johnson in said Dist
on the 14th day Of March A. ID. 1873.
An instrument purpUitn e hc the lat Will and
Testament of Harry Brush, late OfCanhride In said
district, deceased. heing presented 10 the Court
by T. 2. MIDGET. the Executui therein named, Tor
PrOtate.it is 0rle ed ny said COurtthat alpersuns
of said Court /, held at the Probate unlce in
johnson on the eth daY of April. A. ID. 1873, aud
show cause, ifany they may have, against the Pro-
ordered that "a copy Of the rec, I'd this order be
published three week succt ssvcly In the LANotLLE
NEwsDEALER printed ut Hyde Park, previous To-
said time appointed fer hearing
IL Attest 81 .. HEAT II, Judge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02

rU Nv llclT hA
ace; and every family should have them on y
iOf lhs:r protection and relief, when ieIuu
long experience has proved Them to Nc llei
st, surcst, and hest of all the PiRs with WI
he market abounds. by their occasional
the blood IS purified, the col1lplionS OF H
tem expelled, ohStiu tons removed, anu
whole machinery Of life restored TO It's leal
activity informal organs which become glOs'
md sluggish are cleansed by .iBcr's RUS
timulaicd into action. Thus incpenl 9re
!, changed INTO health, the value of whehen
when rerkOncd on the vast muliindes NlOt.
II, can hardly be computed. Their sugar guy
makes them pleasant to take, and pre'ettesu
virtues unimpaired for any length OF uHt'
that they are ever fresh, and perfectly rt'@
Although searching, they are mild. anu oIt
without disturbance to the ttnt0n Oruo
occumtion.
Full directions arc given on the wraIE
each box, how to use them rs FANNY lI
and for the following complaints, Nalcn
Piiis rapidly cufo.--
For abyspppsi.s or indigestion, ais'''
ness. LSHguDr and s.3ss of .spfefnF''
shouts he taken moderately to stimulate us "
ach, and restore its healthy tone aud ae'loh
For Eiyrr COMPLAIN and It's ta,l"u.. :.
toms, Bilious sacadaehr, sith ~
ache. JauDdicr or G'rrefs Stcah r~
ions Collie and Billions EcNer>. they Sg y,
NC istht'tl ib1 tst' II - -
diseased action orreMoyc the oDstrheVo''"
cause IL.
For EsyscDtcry or EsiarFitPa' p"'
mild dose Is generally rcqu ci.
For s22leu issttisss,. er0ut, 2-rt''', >
pitafion of tae Rarart. Fan :"
side. Bach aud k6ii,-. they sllHufi w w;
uously takca, IL required, 70 change the ~
action OF the system. Wi1h such cllahSe
complain. disappear, -.
For Hsrorsy and Esrorsicai '"e,. :
Slicy should be taken in large aud lu'"
10 produce the effect ola d'asiih "a 20. ~
For suppreSSioa, large ,in,e s'W,'
gken, as It produces the desired c"e't !"
pathy. rv
As n Dinucr Pill, tlkc one or wv
promote digestion and relieve the stollt"
An occasional dose stimuatfs inc lp. ..s,,
bowels, restores the appete, and lhvlsu ,, ~
system. Hence It Is often F'lvantagp",miss o
no serious arrangement exists. one VIZ
tolerably well, often hnds that COY c. ~
PMS makes him t.cl decidedly bette Wr
cleansing and renovating effect on ti'e We
apparatus.
PREPARED III
Dr y. C. 4TERs e CO., Practical enc"
LOWELL, MISS. Z. $. A.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS fFt' ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02
IToLLow WAYS Pill l. 5
M
HOLLOWAYS OINTMLNT

rrvur r,,,l rrlrsipls Tia sr.rrairs iu thrfr sun
dtffu lussiirtuss, r. tht Isasrf iilai q ~ ih'
i,.ssrss puftft a. tbs tuis - tiii.l' aaA tAfF
III. q .frulf huHiars TO- ln thE sl - zoe
utLLIihAAf - rii-in G. uflsf % a caFfiul n I"
trluI ~ - rI futs a. ft.f n AfsHlAttH IA
iaarls. IlEHts. aua Atfii iNAl Itfs. ftfss.. O. :
sta -laiu fuliilrtal iH filsIr ctn scat 90 ~
ucrrr cap fc a. - ali - uitia nit
~ .nt 49, a. =. assu ~ ui flIrr httH De- tale
4. pnsrrriIt thriH q hsT ctiitfiu. sd thr o. =
duilcltf cau-titufh can 49, ihsiu ~ th al -feai
icitii a. The mt-t si-sItus 80 o ueiinl iam b..
HOLLOWAY \ go. Sli7 Prri'iciUis.
% Maiden Liu-. Nru Nori.
Iluilt ua,'s rtisai-i srrialst' alf aid ~ !.
c~utsts : cont. auli tlu - "A 60 o. g. -un
-arin- j. made - ius TIE 'ari-r sifts =
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-02

10 UllTc To- LdV!s5 ana U-aap.'a..ea
y, > p l,ff CraCu..cofl a .'H hdW4
CO.. q. IMmt, iihia. Erl.ur Il rrNtHl NuvaDir
v.,r.s 90. rc c,,asul'rl ~ 81 C''.-- e ne
...-.a! a. l-i.a.y Or 1.f twluch iG- taGc
r.i .tht-t.I sWj,D, s.t,r iu iaai' e r ts.r n
matte irn.i What tng-c originate; tr - how
lufg ,ttpdE.r = practice 81 - years 'tailcS
liDl 10 treat O.sc.sts with s,scV-s, Cares Uar-
eDt,,J Chatr s. Iraa uullr Those a. n tis-
tanul can f,rw s.i htt,r defcriln.- fyHpoma,
aud cuc.uS!ng stamp tn prepay puSiuce.
Send Tor tl,r ts'stis a. A's' a.. l'rcc ~ cents,
M ny OFT. u. D.. Ihysiciaa and Surgeon,
1Ol DugUc 81. New York
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n GENTS WANTED.-We want one good Agent
~ In every town hip IN sell md INN s.e-
" poplfr Boots nnd Engrm;nqs. Tho very largest
GO mmifsicnnpid. Those now at work report great
sles: Cirenl ars and all Information frse Write to
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DATTENs
ARTIFICIAL L NOM y

f,t.,tth. shs thlsF tAat sFsry famliy ~ants,--
-. =. a -, i..-ff.r tsS fh~ 80 uirf. and eau nafA
IL = aistlneatsiss.a frs e. tatt nnil n-nt
kars hsfn so sithin tht last 10 HstAfs ~ ~
- satIsara The 81 e fhr ha'fff iflnt AtAr
- IL as.fIus 4 lsrosails the tfarrn nftaf Table
Thr Right aaa uanef san - hsdcf
e. d DIAN -. liardHtrAl
GN PENNnCk. Nmirstt
Ia GEORGE Mufrisfiilss
And rs PATTEN. Pc ffls taT ldrn' W
AGENr WANT p.
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISKERS,

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA N H
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TO seek redress of grievances y
going to a lawyer. is like ones running for
shelter to bramble bush.
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WHE SILVER TONGUE Oko
MANUFACTURED By
E. p. NEEDHAM D. SON
l43, las & lat, West Twenty-lhlr
" f w 70 r x.
EsTApLlsuEprN is4s.

kesponsihlc parties applyin for agehs
nNnH still unsupplicd willreceive pi.miy
tentl'n AMI liberal Inducements. Phite' III
81 distance from our authorized agcuN
der from eur Festsry. ss.a for itias"''1
List.