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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian SU1uD, o. Protect,
Ell Solution of the TrOtoTide of
IRON, Is so combined O5 to hare
the character of an GEinlent, as
easily MOested and dssinaiEdteJ
sUith the blood os the simplest
food. 1t increases the qHdntitU
Of Natures OLUI T{t0IiSi5i0
zOent, IRON la the blood, and
cures ga thousand ills >" siInDIU
6UToniIlO Vj1, YnriOOFdtiHO and
PitGtizinD the System. The en-
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repairing damages and GCuste,
se0TchiHO out morbid secTe-
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disease to foed upon.
This De TIE secret Of the fUO1l-
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ana building up an Iron Con-
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Thousands hare been ch0n0ed
OU the use Ofthis remedy, from
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tnC0ttds cannot TeGsOn06JYhcs-
ft0tc TO OiUc it q trial.
See that each bottle has PERIL
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Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLG & SONS, Projectors,
No. so Harrison Az, Boston.
SOLD 81 DaUoOIszs oSSERALLE-'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30

A BISHOP ~ TIE LUNATIc ASYLUM
On Saturday last Bishop George Shaver, of
the Tunker Church, arrived here from
Woodstock, Shenandoah county, in charge
of his friends, and was placed in the luna
tic asylum, having been IaboriDg under ab
era;iou Of mind for about a month past,
Bishop Shaver is about Il years Of Oge, md
has been minister AMI bishop for nearly 40
years, holding high positionin his church
Throughout the valley he is esteemed as a
citizen as well as preacher. His speedy
recovery ia hoped fo7.- S,1ual2p Tu)
liu1icuf0r
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30

tS-TnE S'uth Branch MteNigenccr is
printing Hon ii G DAVIS speech in iu-
s'nIoents like continued stories in the New
York Ledger, only it don't leave off a, an
Interesting place each week. for the reason
that there is no Interesting place in the
whole mass.-Charleston Chronicle.
PLEASE cxpl4in Mr. Chronicle. We
published extracts from the speech of cur
Senator, Hon. Henry G. DAVIS, i'm
PortdW Foiiticat facts. DO you object to
his political statements Ifso, state them,
so that We may understand you ard be en-
ligheIned
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30
An Important Cut of Oh the
Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad.
Correspondence Of The Bt,'imorc Ca.et,e.
ROMNEY, W. VA. o.. g IS


RoMNEY, W. VA, Oct. IS, 1874.
la previ1u' communication | br5u. h,
to the attention Of your readers an impar-
tsns cu'oii ia he msin liuo Of the b & O.
Railroad, frrn New Greek (now rochvis-
tened kcyscr) 20 Green Sprn: RIM S.a-
ton. Ii IL touni th,s, hy lh9 mos. avail
able route, the distance 10 main lioe will
be shortened fully Is miles. Tie South
Braoea R1'lwny to this place is progressing
to its completion; AID engineers will short
~ commence surveys siu,Lwarl, ut lcas.
as far ~ M1oreG IL. Examinations IN
this F1ri OF the country bring 10 light,
great resources 10 iron ore, G,o. brick clay,
much, various and vsluable timber, apd
there Is M doubt chat this arm of tue Bal.
tim2re and Oaio RiIroad, 10 i;s extension
sorihwari, will PISS through u region of
inc'icui4ble value in coal, iron aud timber.
and ultimately form conjunction with the
CbesasolLo aud o 10 Rirosd, Of great
importance AID interest to i Gilmore.
The Circuit Clur; is il session here.
No business Of much general Interest.
tIATOR
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30
" e VS. OF THE DAY.

ANNA DICKINSON spends a small for
tune on her clothes, aud thinks nothing of
giving $500 for one costume. Poor ANNA
Ia DEALER in figures says that the
reaping machines of the country net leg
day ONE Of the curiosi,ies to be exhibit
ed Mt the Lyuchburg Fair is tooth found
10 Botetoprt which weighs pounds.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA produced 100000
gallons Of wine last year. IT is propos =.
ed by the Memphis AUalunche ,La, TIT.
TON S mother -in-law shsll marry TooMBs.
OF Georgia. Iowa put up 200 school
houses wi.hio the past year Ma. ISAAC
MERRILL WAS thrown from his wagon on
the 22ud, a. OIklaad, aud had his leg bro
ken. The young LADY of Milwaukee,
whose father collected $500 of a dentist
Tor kissing her, stole the money from her
parent and used it all up 10 bribjng the
dentist to kiss her soma more. EXAM.
me your fues, stove pipe, aud hea ting up-
paratus, aud sec that oil are secure against
lire. -.E f. VossLrR, Of Grant county,
has sold out his real estate and intends
IN wing West next Spring FALSE hair
is going gu. of fisiioo, an | the Ia air stores
are racking their inveations to create ano.
Their demand. But simple ooiffares are
now considered more elegant til ln prepos-
ferrous masses Of braids aud cuIls, aud ma
NJ ladies adopt, of course, the ex,rome, by
waving their own locks on the temples. and
tying them wish ribbon a, the back Of the
head, either 10 brai led queue or few
loose curls.-.. The Peabody fund to the
amount OF $4,000, ~ss appropriated 10
'hls a'e daring TIL past 10 mo pths
BURGLARS have commenced operations in
Winchester. Tney broke into and robbed
the e'ore of Mr.. RoBEaT OanIcK, tho 9th.
or night. The K'ugwood Journal say s
that GEO. ii McGREw Esq, son of Hon.
D. ". McGREw, of Kiogwood, has quit
the practice of law in that place, and has
entered Drew Theological Seminary, pre-
plralory TO en.ering the IN oistry ONs
Massachusetts, Gin converts tworlns Of pa
per into envelopes daily IA FACT is
worth a thousand s.a'en2n,s Tue two
onndld't's for thu Supro@e j och OF
Pennsylvania, Jul g. pAXsoY a1d WOOD
WARD, both graduated with honor at tho
printers case PAPER has actually been
made from freq spitile-the green scum Of
ponds john BROWN'S had - I,iI,,Sar
huge granite boulder in North Elb,, e.
sex county, Nav York. The farm consists
OF 80 acres Of land and produces l;ttle but
potatoes aud beans. The family have dis.
Persci but the house ia used as an iun,
with sign
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30
JonS BRowN's HOUSE. =.
Refreshments.
Trout and chickens, 30 cents.
Lodgings il desired.


----TnE pretty rice paper, that looks so
pure AMI delicate, is IN ,de in China from
tho pi,h o: grea: trse; Tot at all as We
make paper from poplar w,od, but by sim
ply cutting it into thin slices. THE Par
ksrsburg Journal is responsible for saving:
Mr.. j. SrEEHE had COW on exhibition q,
The Fair whose milk produces butter with
OUT tie ordirsry process of churuing. To-
credible as it may seem, ell that is noccs,
sary is to put the cream in vessel, stir it
ic" moments with p1ddle, and there is
your butter .FoETY.sIX persons died OF
dipiherla in New York city last week.
10 cases The week before, aud G2 the tr,
vions week THE Rev. De LAYBuRN Of
Baltimore, returned last Friday from six
months European tour THE total uuln
Der Of students who attended tho different
literary ias'i;utions Of Virgiuia last year was
l,94O....A NEGRO preacher in Tennessee
refuses to be q candidate for Congress. on
account OF "bis moral worth uuf,.inc him
10 be a Congressman" BEN BrT1En
has been rcnominsted for Congress by the
Radicals Of lie SIXTH DISTRICT Of NIassa.
cbuseils....A LAWYER 10 Illinois recent.
y c,mmliej suicide because old age was
creeping over him, aud tue younger men
were taking away bis practice THE
county PEOPLE fnd amusement now at CD,
ple-buiier boi.iDgs. ...Tr is now confident.
~ asserted by those in the secrets Of the
Admini'iratioD Shat Attorney General
WILLIAMS will shortly be oppoi1ted Min.
's'er TO Russia. DANIEL RoADcAP. o
we'll known citizen Of Rockingham, died
last week, sged 90 years. REGIsrRArroY
frauds in New Orleans arc already com.
ing TO light. O1o regro is found TO
have registered j times ELEVEN bull.
dings are DOW 10 process Of construction a;
Harrisouburg. a PARIS retail dry goods
and notion store employs force Of 800
clerks and 2l5 rorrcrs, and i's trade re-
qulres, for its proper transaction, the use
OF 80 wagons and SIS horses. All t5s ON
ployees diue at the establishment, and
number q these are lodged ,bers also ....
FoRTY-TwO post Offices 10 the L. =. glo.
~ in tho possession Of The romo Of Wash.
iugton ...It is stated that On exceptional.
ly large group Of spots is nov visible on
the surfsce Of the sun. They may be per-
ceived with smoked glass without the aid
Of telescope According to Mr.. w. +.
DENNING of Bristol, England, The spots
eoyor an area Of nearly $4,000 miles
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30
New Advertisements
The Mason 81 Hamlin Orsonc-

Winner, Winners OF THREE HIGHEST MEpATs
nifLoMA Of HONOR, a, viExy, lsSS 1ae
LARS, 1867, now offer the FINEST ASSoSs.i
M Mon, 81 Tue BsSf CABINET GRAMS IN -.
"ohLu, including new styles with ,eca,, ", We
provements, not only srcivsireln ~ e,,I IN
merly. but also on NEW PLANS 0g' S'Sa
PAYMENTS, the most favorable eve, - eASl
ORGANS RENTED WITH PRlvlrPCiTs -. -
~ CHASE, to almost any part of The c,,, "
First payment 80 90 or upwards. >OuuUy
Illustrated Catalogues aud Circulars win 80,
PARTICULARS, sent free on request. Adir,. wa
MASON 4 HAMLlN ORGAN IN
Boston, New York or CHICAGO
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30
rend Total 20 600 Gifts, al cash. $500
TRICE or TICKETS

For Tickets and 10 formation. address
THO. r.. BRAMLEI TIE
Agent aud Manager
Public Library Building, L0lIsyi.' 81
oct obcf22. 1874
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30

SUSPENSION or 4 CoALAND IRoy Cow
PANY.-Tbo Virginia G n.olidai,d Coil &
Iron Company, whose mines ne near b loo.
ming,on, has suspended operations Their
property wos sold last week on occouni Of
the foreclosure Of a mortgage If $50 900,
The entire property hrougb, only $4,000.
add was bought By the trustees holding the
mortgage The closing Of ;bis mine throws
abou, 20 miners out Of employment, t.
whom there is due 2 months pay, amount
ing to upwards Of SIS, 900. This loss falls
very heavily on these men, who, with
long winter staring them 10 The face, are
out Of work. Il isro porled that The com.
pany bad money enough 10 one q the Bal.
timore banks to pay the miners mon this
wages, but en- attachment was laid on this
ADD the entire amount was gobblod up by
some Of the oficers - Climb CNd) Nctcs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30
FALL & WINTER
l874-'75.


the FIJI
Tor liberal
IN STOCK before
largely
LARGEST CHEAPEST and BEST ASSORTMENT of
people
ose' out
see must buy have disguised advertising
as the lowest hep"hich the
90 tGy system OF enmou, rrds aud c-ed this Style of
y'o,ng cap sell they their public
mt ,hey really mean wha, they but they pursue
they would the word
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30

ndTotacc
d Blcn--l try keep everything n the line.
all produce
the lul
than
for lif before
aod timber in
call and talk the Roads
To
would am to be
bottom 10 selling and only ask call satisfy this
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30

RI The synod Of Virginia met in Lou
douu street church Winchester on Wednes-
day evening Of last week. BY request,
Rev. DR. LEFEvRE, Of Baltimore proacbcd
tho opcuiog sermon. Ole hundred and
City members we're present. Rev. Alex.
MARTIN, D. D., Of DIDviIlo, Va, was cbo-
sen moderator. Ssuuton vas selected o.
the place f1r tho uez' stated meeting, The
time fixed upon being the third Wcducs-
day Of October. 1915.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30
Read y.zmadae Clothing.
SUITS Tor young middIe-gd and old men50 OverCo
SACKS
Wy Grocery Department

IL cmpIoiio Coffee 25,Pime Tea a
Oh bet 25 gail also have full lu HARDWARE TlNWARE WOOD
WAKE QUEENSWARE SADDLERY Chf, LEATHER
binding Lining Topping SS Pegs shoe threads and al
Iron I-4c Nails at IS keg -FlOrse-shOes,
horseshoe nailsat 25c lb.-nail rods, sheet
and strap iron -Drugs, Paints, Oils and dye
stufis-BOOks and StatiOnery-W Window
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30
$50 Acres.
TERMS OF SALE
WIN. IL POWELL,

Sheriff Of Hampshire Co. West Va.
Oe;ober go, 1874
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-10-30

Ootober so, 1874
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4 Do SBaawEs from 2ABco
Notions * Fancy Goods.

1t would well ask exhibit
c To- thowh them.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08

KEEP WORKING IN THE CoRN,-A
Bucks county, Pennsylvania farmer de-
scribes in the Practical Farmer his meth
cd of cultivating his corn: "The. corn
crop is my special favorite, and ! have
generally succeeded well with it, having
on one occasion reached, by accurate meas
urement, one hundred bushels OF shelled
corn per acre. 1t is the main crop on my
dairy farm, and valued as much for its
leaf and stalk as for its grain, ! attrl-
butte my uniform success with it to con-
slant and early worhing. A horse culti-
vator of some kind is never allowed to be
ou, of the corn6eld, when the soil is not
wet, from its first apr earance above ground
! till four to five feet high. In my obsorv'
ations in riding around the country, the
want of this early and constant working Il
most apparent.
"In some places it is not considered I'm
portant TO cultivate the earth between
corn rows except to destroy weeds. Thi
lis great mistake, the absorption OF dew
and gases in the atmosphere, only to b
obtained by an open aud porous surface
being one important process Of iertilizin|
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08

OPERATING THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-An
operator sits at table in room darken-
ed by curtain. On his left hand stands
a little instruments named the "rehecting
calvanometer, the invention of Sir Viii.
liam Thompson, without which Atlantic
teiegraphy would be slow process; not
exceeding two or three words minute.
instead Of eighteen or twenty, the present
rate. This delicate instrument consists Of
iny magnet, and small mirror swing
lag on silk thread, the TWO together
weighing but foS grains, The electric
currcnt, passing along the wire from Va
lancla, defects the magnet to and fro,
The mirror reflects spot of light on
scale, in box placed at the operators
right hand, where. by its oscillation, the
spot of light incates the slight movements
of the magnet, which arc too slight to bo
directly seen. This little swinging mag
net follows every change, great or small
produces a corresponding oscillation OF
the spot Of light on the scale. A code
Of Signals is so arranged. by which the
movement of the spot of light is made to
indicate the letters of the alphabet. WHOM
receiving message from Valencia, the
operator watches the movement OF the
/ little speck. which keeps dancing about
over the scale on his right. To his prac-
ticed eye, each movement of the spot OF
light represents letter Of the alphabet
/, and seemingly fantastic motions are SPELL
ing out the intelligence which the pulsings
of the eloteric current are transmitting
, between the two hemisphercs. 1t truly
: marvellous to note how rapidly the oxper-
8 fenced operator diseptang'os tho irregular
! oscillations Of the little speck of light 'O'
to the letters and words which they reps
, resent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08
Wedding Outfit.

"Please tell me through your columns :
says Tribune correspondent, 'what out.
fit, dresses, etc., it would be economical
for young lady to get who has only SlOo
to spend, who expects to be married 10
the autumn to clerk with moderate
salary. living in small town" Let the
wedding dress be of sieiienne cashmere.
This is q beautiful material, suitable for
fall and spring wear, and for evening
dresses in the winter. For heavy winter
dress buy an empress cloth; 1t never
wears out, and holds its own as long as
there's scrap left Of it. But piece OF
Namsut,s, one Of Lonsdale, and dozen
Yards of Shaker flannel, and then make
enouph under clothes to last two years.
Trim them plainly, but neatly. Have
two or three calico wrappers aud an after
noon dress Of poplin or serge. A black
Neapoytaine hat eau be worn, with I'm
ings and trimmings to suit the season
throughou the year. A beaver sacqu'
for winter is indispensable, but the rest o
the year polonaises Of the same materla
as the dress will answer nearly all pur
poses Of wraps. OF course the other ut
tic things will have to come in; but thes
are the main articles Of modest but sui
ficient and serv iceable wardrobe,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08
HumOrS OF the Day.
A bad Omep-To owe men money.

"A Quaker being asked his opinion
phrenology, replied, Indignantly, Friend,
there can be DO good in science that COM
pels man to take off his hat |"
"A suspicious wife, on being asked
where her husband was, replied that she
was very much afraid he was Missing.
"A tourist who was asked in what
part of Switzerland he felt the heat most,
replied, When l was going to Rerne."
"A matter.of. fact old gentleman thinks
it must be very small baseball that can
be caught on fly. ....
When was beef tea first mentioned in
history When Henry VIII. dissolved
the Papal Bull.
" Charley, did you ever hear it said
that if you find a four.leaved clover, aud
put it in your shoe, the first lady you
walk with will be your wife ?" mo
never heard of il BEFORE" "Well, !
found one this morning, and you are the
first one | have walked with. wonder
if it's true"
"A Milwaukee paper says Of a littera-
ry gentleman of that city: "The SUBJ
dued light of those mild blue orbs is in'
deed the slumberiug fire Of genius. ae
is also very good young man. With tho
exception of few games Of marbles play
on Sunday while boy, his life has been
without reproach.'
A lady asked very silly Scotch
nobleman how it happened that the Scotch
who came out of their own country were,
generally speaking, men OF more abilities
than those who renamed at home, "Oh,
madam" said he, ''thc reason Is obvious.
At every outlet there are persons stationed
to examine all who pass. that, for the hon.
or of the country no one be permitted to
leave it who is not man of understanding"
''Then," said she, II suppose your lord
ship was smuggled."
Never scare off fly with club
when feather will do as well.
dear me, how fuidly he talks" said
Mrs. Partington, recently, at a temper
ance meeting. II am always rej0iced
when he mounts the nostri!, for his elo-
qucncc warns every cartridge in my body"
"A Milwaukee woman traded her son
for dog, and although it is poor dog,
it is thought she made good bargain.
"A Pennsylvania gentleman left his
home eight years ago to get his boots hxsd'
and has not returned yet. He is proba'
S bly, hunting for "heel-taps."
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08

1lh 1874.
By MISS s. Il. TYLER.
In the large tent Of menagere great
crowd Of people were assembled to see the
collection Of animals and witness their
feats All at once, to the astonishmcnt
and CONSERVATION of all. huge lion eaped
from the cage where he had been couined
and started in the direction where the
greatest crowd were assembled. With
several members of our order two were
standing apart surrounded by a low paling
which separated US from the crowd and
also secured us from the attack Of the ami
NAL The people seeing our position
shouted to us to grasp the chain which the
lion was dragging, and enable the keeper
to conGne him, but we stood rivited to the
spot. Again and again the cry came to
us to "cha,n bin, chain him." but we still
stood speechles, and notiouless. Iawoke.
These thoughts presented themselves to my
mlni Is there not an enemy more terri
bic than even an unclaimed lion abroad in
our land ? Is he not daily destroying more
lives and doing greater damage than even a
lion Are We as an order surrounded by
a wall so firm that we need not fear any
attack of the lion? Have we not as.Good-
Templars placed ourselves in a position
where it is expected of US that wc reach
hard to grasp the chain and aid In Sc
curing the animal? Shall the cry come
to us aud we stand speechless and motion.
less Snail we not rather put forth ev-
cry effort to stay his progress and aid In
confning the terrible demon? Let us ask
wisdom and strength Of Him who glvcth
to all literally and 20 bravely forward In
the discharge Of every duty and,
Straight onward and upward the mighty path pur-
sue,
Till the Heavenly city dawns on our view.
Wo'll hear when the beautiful gate is swung widei
welcome song by these gathered inside,
And our Father say when we see his face,
Well done faithful servants abide in this place.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08

the corn crop a1d hastsnlng it to maturity.
Our very late spring weather the presep.
season, as in other years, prevents any.
thing srartiDgto to grow till about the mid
die os May, limiting the growing period
of the corn crop to about one hundred
days, and perhaps much less, taking into
view what is eaten by birds or destroyed
by cut-worms &C., which makes it neces,
sary 10 replapt.h
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08
THE CHURCH SPIDER.

Two spiders, so the story goes,
Upon living bent,
Entered the meeting house one day
And hopefully were heard to say.
" Here we shall have at least fair play,
With nothing to prevent"
Each chose his place and went to work;
The light webs grew apaSe;
One on the altar spun kis thread,
But shortly came the sexton dread
And swept him off, and so half dead
He sought another place.
"I'll try the pulpit next" said he,
"There surely is a prize;
The desk appears so neat and clean
I'm sure no spider there has been;
Besides how often have seen
The pastor brushing flies"
He tried the pulpit, but alas.
His hopes proved visionary;
With dusting brush the sexton came
And spoit his geometric game,
Nor gave him time nor space to claim
The right of sanctuary.
At length, half starved. and weak, and lean
He sought his former neighbor,
Who now had grown so sleek and round
lie weighed the fraction of pound,
And looked as if the art he'd found
OF living without labor.
How is it, FRIEND" he asked, " that
Endure such thumps and knocks,
While you have grown so very gross?"
"'ris plain" he answered, mot a loss
I've met since first Ispun across
The contribution box'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08
c. M. STRONG,
DcalerIn

OAGoOD COWS AN D A FEW PAIRS WORK
~ ING CATTLE for sale by me. Term
3 cash down, the balance in equal payments to
Ge made In l. 2, 3, 4,l2, -, "a, i5and I6 months,
lime, or per cent. dseonot for ready pay.
lien Will be retained on all cattle sold on time
shethor the purchaser be rich OF poor.
X. s. PAGE.
yderar April ID 1874.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08
Miscellany.
A Dream.

.4a Essay read at the Lamoille County Good
Templar'S Union at NO Hyde Park, June
lin 1874
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-08
DENTIST.
Z. G. GlLBARr
SURG E0N DENTIST
DENTIST,


.. C. HARDY,
Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer and Livery Keeper,
Morrisville, Vermont.
Prompt attention to business is Suaranteeo.Nsi