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An Northern Me.lee to be SEIZED.


For tho past year and n half wa have read
tho fnlmnulilns Of 1HE NEW YORK SUN n 10
the iluniuohre OF war with Mexico with
cOusid"l2ble dhirust AS time PASSED and tho
Mexican raid, across the RIO Grnudr and mo
rHrlprO'nl raids ot COLI Ma 'krnXe and hi,
Troopers brought about no r"-ult moro serious
than mutual =" 'riminatlous and rNt Dstulatipus
our iaih ia tho likelihood n: war grew smaller
b., ,aogg'os and beautifully loss.
VI i.n ne Iost fnriy-cig hours We have
bnnn placed in posscs- ~ 81 ia''s and theories
winch nave ted Us 10 utterly change our uiIn-
loH. u l- natural 10 SUPPOSE that Gen. Sher-
man mas not made bis hurried r'rogniInncr Of
the lrouii"r from the RIO Gran le t. tho Parlnt
%lh9ui Il Ilrlos'. The Geucral u:the Army
ms h"'n n0u"n'nl ty no u.luo craving h
lsHi d. Experiment. in the cD-In. and hottest
nH}9 OF we summer. Just how hiph tie mrrcurl
i3,H lu Iuln On thr ard il1lus Of Ar21ua.
~ sN"lii not hc rIrI9.l JOB tli. ucNt uinaly
daNs. io s"e the Uuunl Si.tos Z, .,nrnnI.,
h'lH' lh' rEht baGk I tln Rio Graitn Nntu-
!unfNn ,thl We horlorn Mexican Sinirs Of
nllnN1hua, sonora, Durango. 0nd Xarltrcna
Il mn lhs programme will be- carried aui If
congress looks upun the Il.ln.t ft,uralIy We
LNtH u" ,lnult whHlcNr. IN Mo nght nf n,1r-
mlhpn ol certainly MT oDu.u-iyc but urnI
hllf rharn,t"r. ulUn whioll we rolls The who'll,
I'm lAtve docs moi uo with fIr Hayes Admins.
uAllnn and that is the ou.y dIlULacl. o. lLo
carrying ont Of the project
So 'US luhg been known thnt influential oiti
i'"a OF lht .Ltsleih States i.4n for wears la4t
I''A securing Loays landed Interests IN l4e
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Joseph Kearnan and Matthew Smith. ship
carpenters had an alteration eni the former stabbed
the latter in the throat Smith fell ami had ms head
hurt lie died af;crward KrtruAn In tho General
sessions vest lay. Ole aicd guilty % fc 'ahng iu IKE
'ders'rve iu sentencing him tn state prison for ffr
wears. said The Use Of IDEALLY wcatnns has become a
CRIME Of alarming proportions. believe t o. be my
duty To do what can o.
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pENNsYLvANIA nAILi.oAD

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
on ami after sept Is 1873.
Trans leave New YORK. DcshrOsses and COrtlanit
St. Ferries, as follows.
Express Tor Harm. Pittsburgh the and south
WIN Pullman Palace cars attached 9 A NJ, aud : 81
daily
For Nlihsnsport Lock Haven. CORY sud Erie ats -
NJ connecting al Cory tJr Htu,Niile Petroleum
centre, ani the oh Regions WAamsport ami Lock
Haven.pA
Baltimore. wishing,on ami the South, Limited wash
tugtnn Express" OF Pullman farlor cars daily cxcept
sunday. ettl 4 NJ, asEve WAstneton 4ll p VI
Regular Al $40 A NJ. /, 20 .nde NJ sunday q -
and err
Ealre,. for Philadelphia, 1 9o : ~, 20 o o % Lin
tied. II A. VI. /, T. ;. a. q ~ 81 80 ant y Z
sunday. ~ and % A w. >. q. o 81, : - 80 ani l.
Eulgraut amt second class 7 VI
Boats 81 Brooklyn AnneN' connect with all through
trains at Jersey ,tiy, aforling a speedy aud direct
transfer Tor Brooky travel
For trains 10 N-warK Elizabeth. RAILWAY. Princeton
Trenton Perth Amhuv. fs miftstnr. BclvtIere. and
other points see local s,hciuic- 10 al frktt Or.ecs
Trans arrive From Pttshurgh 30 ~ - A VI 10 21P
dAil!, = - \ VI . 81 50 = VI. daily. except Monday
FROM Washington ant Baltimore. $500. 30 ~ A NJ H.
o.. lulO p SUNDAY. ~ - t1A from Philt
iclphin. "A Is 80 H,t 10 81. ~ - \ NJ , H.
10. Z 80. q 81 : ~ - u T. 90 " Suniay, 5JI.
q i,i. 80. 10 Jl. ~ - 4 VI d.p'. 10 ~ +. NJ
Hckct Offices. 90 ant s44 BrutINiV. Aston House
Nnd foot Of pr.hros.es ami turulit SIS, Court II
AMI BlooAlyn Annex Depot fot OF futnn It. BrouSyn.
IL llN AMI llS Hudson Il. linDuNru Depot Jersey
I!iv kniErant ricAct uhcr, Eatt o. place
FRANK THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
General VI mayer srul Passenger Agent
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WHirE Slab iiNE, ,.,.....,....

W fuK QUEENSTOWN AND LfyTRFOOL
AbklAIlt. ....... saturday. oct - 3 =
bh!lANNlt ..... SATURDAY oct ~ II "
CELTIC Thrr,iAv oct "a a.
From white star Dock Pier ~. Nurtn RIVER
tahhs all au4sulps Saloon. 80. So AMI 81 D. snli
Return uCkrtN uu flNnrth'r trr.uS Sterrlsp flS
These steamer, carry neither cattle sheep non pigS
LOkll.- A-nII. 81 hrnAlMIA. N.N H.lA
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vi WAY-Opem from -, \ VI t. u + " Rector
nears-t point Tor Wall 1t Jerry Curtlandt near
est poini for Jersey city AMI comnumpaW ertic-, PARK
place. nearest point for Post tfic, cit, Hall and
Barclay T. icfry to llohnNen ''amhcrs St. dearest
point Tor FANonin and Erie Railroad icrr, Franklin u
Grand - points ID shruss, crr, uirr.
Ciy and Peoples Line steamers or Allan, Bceckcr It
sth st. nearest points for christ her It g. llOhukr
ian st-Senrrst point - mon square and L'c'um
Ihc arr~ adcm' of MUSIC. irving nnd IHmman} Hail.
2ai st.-Neirrst point TO booth - James nul Park
Theatres Grand opera Iou>o Gilmore. Garden Ma.
SOME Temple and Jersey city frrl,s 49, u Nearest
POINT g. standard Bruadwas afd fiii ANeuu. Theatres
Aquarium ant san Francisco Ninsterls 42d .t-tOn.
rrt with New York Tfau-rr Go cab. for Grand
tra Depot 3~th st-Ncarrst point for central rark
For uptown trans take cast sii" stations For
down town trims. take wc-t side stations Fare ~
cent? except hetWccu the hour. 90 t, nud aud ,
ami T. ~ when the CONNECTS with the fol
lowing hHr.c-rar lines Al Rector 80 with Tor south
terry 90 Grful Il with cars tor pfahrusseS ami En.
Grnii II ttrres ~ Nlrccktr Il with fnr AMI
west ~ ~'h Win carstor cnu,.pncr and East ION
-tl and SIN o. ferries Jt -. with cars tor Wee.
haw Nru ierry at 5Jth It with cars Bet Lime Rail
rond MM X GARRISON. President
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trsonll qotl,,s.

tusonl gou;ts,
4 TIENTION, Ulurut,' 20 year, rafi, ho,rItllrN
" l"uoner, c'usultUr rRpIlN - BouI II fa, II tl
90" asses SKIN di>nrlrr. urNou, oihs rndl,alls tIri
DISEASES OF MN a ,nrcialN cure nom toI
- 'AN' Dt hlEN. ~ " II l3tl ST.. near 9Th A.
liIIb GENTS VIII secure q reserved srHt 40 Tire
- - anyway .lhrHtrr, corner tri - 60 ROSE
~ 'IN"h PLAY Nancy sNAcs. Eyunsc last Wr,A
| AGREE to DO As YOU wish.
JUSTICE. 4 l. II
My WIFE, sarah Il ShntNru LAWN. nm. stn IA,
~ OF pci'h l>1@ lcit my hfi aul honri without ,t
,iNNr or NtnNnraiun herewith notify t l,rsui, r.
lus' u circuit my stid wife q. shall uui Nr rr,uu,e
Tor any debts contracted hy her u 4 SuOTWElI
dlt West 23i 4 Sow NuIk city.
INENIf YEARS lIu,,lau Hospital cNtcri..
th'r DISEASES y Wru amt ucrNNu, dDhilitY "a .le.
''"'N. consultation ifr" ID IA,oBf lHl BlrrcAcr II
WANTED BY n marriott lady, A chld from IN
" months 100 years, ht. no ChiIfen uf her own All
'f''' MIS- " e. u, - Bpucr # BIunksu.
W Ill any pers"q ku wins the addlc,, of Ma. Mary
UNITY 81, brnokNu' 49, -
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&uslntss & 1aatrs.

fN""''''~~ H'NNN''
4 BAKERY to lgt with all the aAiurc,, rent rca
"a ,OnHbr In iurc ut
BARNEY WINTERS, Ramsay station. =
EOK SAIL Hook. conic cuoncrv. cigar and news
paper store. established ten Ntuts. very rh,ai.
between two schools Opposite the new Jesuit CnIeap
NO ~ YORK ST.. Jersey city
L'oR SALE chtap-A Shoe mnuun,, tory. make, Nj
kinde o. ,D,rs, seWed aud nailed. Inquire ut A uR
S'liEL, an l,tV
Il IHN'S EMPRESS, 3t2 "a av. tor sale. horse,
~ WAGONS. piano ihkoulu trade
IolOK SIORElc,lc railroad depot nni MAJ
West 4oth 81 "
AHIISliIb cnnlN and VARIETY sioI,.
~ WIN paper Iou" htat school ~ "a aN
&DDtl Will ~ hrWlN and inY store urlr I
Address Il, boz w. sun up town onie C. 9Js ~ galway
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ALBANY TROY By DAY BOATS.

~ e NlBBARD ard DANtEL DREW leave Ncsiry st.
pier at 80. AMI 2ilh t. pier at VI. landing at
NyHck Ferry, West Point Ncwhurgh Pc psir Rhine
h.cS. snugertcs CatsSill. and Hudson connect AZ
Wet Point with steamer CARRIE A WARD for Cod
Spring and Cornwall To WLsr POINT or NEW tRGH
returning 10y down boat. ONE DOLLAR TRANSFER
bN annex boat lenViuu Brooklyn A. VI connect
ing At Albany with TRAINS Sohfn and WEST. Tickets
sold AMI baggage checked over New York central Rail
road Tickets coupons good on HUDSON River road
ceived for passage
A --EyENING BOAT FOR ATHENS, srt'Y-
~ Nh~ANr. NEW BALTIMORE. and tOEINANS-
steamer WALTER BRETT will Leave Pier ~ loot Of
Canal u. Nurih River, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY at O'Clock T. NJ.
4 THE MARY POWELL leave. rier 30 n
~ Il. Ne-tr, It daily ats 10 4. masking all usual
landings CONNECTS at West Point tor IOd Spring.
I'OW STA NFORD, CONN.-steancr OssEO
u lrAVes Fulton Market sllp daily at Is T. VI STAN
fOHD, 30 W. For freight and passengers
G.. II LONoSTREET, supt
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slrniisirQ.

a FINE GYM SITS, finely flushed DR.
va hOpLMANN. jO4 and JOI ID aN, ~. cvl JItA a.
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TROY BOATS -ClriLENS' LNE.-New Palace
steamers leave daily, except SATURDAY. at T. VI &,
from Fer a. r., loot Leroy st. sure
all point. Nurth and west Free transfer from Brookyn
l. y A 4 LlLuI
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SOst unO tounO.

500 EiN ARD. lost ON Saturday last, small
~ ~ .'n.A 'fiur iul, blue booty tulloW lrul AM
h-' hl "h i't heather collar Return TO- Wcst lnth st.
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Etal O. STATE.
for Sal, anO 80 Get.

OFFICEs TO LET-ln second story sun building
~ 'front.' AMI rear well Irltci 7ul steam hraini Az
is az SAN fIburttop on.r. Nassau auI tlaiA or ~,
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abe Dun,

AMERICAN JOVKEN CIUH. Fan McDun
"a JEROME PAkk,
9th 9Th. llih, and l2th Orinbrr
Races commence 30 day promptly ut OrlOfN
ADMISSION 10 FIELD hl CENTS
q. NliIAIlN. Scc. A BELMONr President
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-09

laid out one party with sled stake, but
omitted to mention one circumstance that
the Newport ETprsss puts as follows:
quite a rumpus occurred IN District No.
u the other day ia consequence II some
property being attached aud removed, be-
longing to Peter Morris, by an officer
from Hyde Park. Norris being deaf.
conceived the idea that the officer had no
authority because he was from another
county, whereupon Pete caused the OH
Ger to make a summersault oyera wagon
pole. 4 body writ has been served on
Norris, notifying him to appear at Eden
to render AN account"
The changes during the past year or
two in c. ). Pages office have been quite
complimentary to the ability Of the men
that have been employed there f. C..
Crane, his old time book-keepcr. CORES
ponding clerk and Jack AT all trades. -
LEFT To enter the Bangor Theological
school. Before his departure, Mr.. Page
secured as bOok-keeper, Mr. Loren Rich
ardson, who was called from here to be-
come the General Ticket Agcat of the
Og,lensburg II. II. Co., at salary of two
thousand a year, which is one thousand
better than ''Robia Ruff desired to con
u nate his happiness. Dayton Adams,
who presided al the cash draw, has gone
to Minneapolis, to the position Of cashier
IL the leading dry goods firm of that city
at large salary. o. w. Snydcr. or
- yds' for short, scared position Inst
FIJI a Shipping clerk for a Boston firm,
AID now MIR. ID. Frank Hamon. his short
hand reporter has accepted call from the
celebrated Harvester manufacturing Co..
at Auburn. y. Y. ut Il salary Of 5SlJ ard
a promise of an advance if he should ill
| the bill. which We have no doubt he vii!
do. We are sorry to loose such young
men. but then somebody is the gainr.
| for we doubt IL likclirr set of fellows
have been sent out of ANY office In the
| CtaIC III tiC sdllV lVilStl VI tIilit' NlS'
Alice, MyrOn and Ferdinand, are all the
steady hands that remain, from among
wl0m, with the occasional introduction
into the office of good boy. with the
right material in him Page viii doubtless
continue to send out good men to good
positions. Ofcoursc this pui'of the boys
sent out doesn't apply to Ed" cause
he'll allus" have to wear seedy clothes
and live OH donation ttSit.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-09
STOWE.

Thermometer from "a to 40 below
zero.
Union services during the week of
prayer.
Mr. Bert Gates of Saratoga New
York is in town stopping with friends.
A baby fair on the hill. First pre-
MUM awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. G. n.
Thomas.
A donation will be given to the
Rev. Mr.. Smith at the M. 4. church
Wednesday, Jan. 10th.
The Seaver blacksmith shop at the
lower village is being put in running
order, with Peter Felix as foreman.
Z. d. Gates has sold his drug and
medicine trade, goods have been in
voiced and moved to Crandall's store.
Rev. Mr.. Walbridge tarried in
Mortified over Sunday, his ministeri
al duties being performed by the Rev.
Mr.. Booth of Morrisville.
Houston and Adams, tub manufac-
turers, at the Forks met with seri-
Gus loss on Monday night last BY the
burning Of their factory with all its
contents, including extensive ma
chinery. Approximate loss $4,000.
Insured in the Vermont Mutual for
500.
Another case Of diphtheria, a child
of Mr.. Ploof died on Tuesday Of last
week and some comments are made
about the propriety of public burials
ON such occasions. The prevalence OF
the disorder is SO patent that the Sc
lectmen have the sanitary condition OF
the town under advisement.
THERE'S to BET fellowship meeting at
the Congregational church, Jan. 18th
and 18th. The following is the pro-
gramme:
THURSDAY, Jan. 18th.
10 80 A. M.-Prayer meeting.
II A. M.-Topic, Our Dependence or
the Holy Spirit.
2 P. M.-Prayer meeting.
2 80 P. M.-Topic, Necessity of doing
our part of the work to be done.
8 :30'P. N.--lopic, Signs Of spiritua
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-09
GAM BRIDGE.

On Saturday, the 9TH inst, Worthy
Master II. Smile installed the follow
ing named persons as officers of Cen
trail Point Grange: Master, Il. $.
Whipple; Overseer, II. j. Perry lee
turer. H. A. Thomas Steward, Geo.
C. Dunton Asst Steward, Geo. ii.
Pennington; Chaplain, Louis x. Cook
Treas, Sheldon Stratton Sec, J. d.
Stafford Gate-Keeper, Jas. junier
Ceres, Mrs. II. j. Ferry; Pomona,
Mrs. Ellen A. Stafford Flora, Mrs.
Hattie A. Bliss; Lady Steward, Miss
Kate M. Whipple.
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There is an oyster supper and So
cial dance at Cady's Falls next Thurs
day eve, Jan. 10th. Full bill Sl.OO
per couple.
The Ladies industrial Society Of
Morrisville will hold their annual oys-
ter supper at the Cong. vestry on Tues
day eve, Jan. 18th.
The Morristown people are espec-
tally requested to remember the gath
ering at the American House a: the
Park on Tuesday eve, Jan. 10, 1873.
Resolved, THAT a warrior is of
more benefit to his country, than a
statesman" Disputants--Ah., l.. ?.
Delano aud Charlie Waterman; Neg,
ID. X. Huntly and 4. G. Guyer.
1iarvie Stone had serious fall last
week on the ice but is out again. 1t
was fall where the stars twinklebeau-
tifully for an instant, then fade away
to utter darkness. lie must have been
cery wicked.
Seymour Harris has made from
fourteen COWS, the past year, 400
pounds of butter. His cows had
nothing but grass in the pasture from
The 25th of May until the 10th OF
August. Who has done better!
Mrs. lloughton's entertainment al
The UniversaIist church, Monday eve.
vas well attended. Her imitation
and change of characters are unsur-
passed, as she has strong clear voice
and knows how to use it effectively.
Ter reading Of the "Fall of Pemher-
ION Mill, "Curfew Bell" and "Quceu
elizabeth" MARY, Queen of Scots, ,
were exceedingly praiseworthy, either
being well worth the price of admis-
sion. She was pronounced 10y all the
opst elocutionist ever heard in this
Town.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-09
HARDWICK.


The week of prayer is being observ-
ed by meetings every evening at the
church this week.
New Years day the friends and
neighbors, together with a few "auld
acauaintan from Bakersfield and
the Hardwick bank, made our towns
man, 5. G. Wheatly, surprise visit
that proved surprise. 1t was the
10Th anniversary of their marriage.
There were selections by the band, re-
marks by Rev. d. Lewis, and Il repast
Of goodies dug from numerous pals
and baskets. 1t was an enjoyable oc-
casion to all who attended and espec-
tally to Mr.. and Mrs. W., with whom
were left many testimonials Of regard
and friendship.
Our band gave selection of theil
fine music i'll front of the residence Of
D. W. A. Bridgman on Saturday night
it having been ascertained that Miss
Ida had changed her name and was ne
longer Bridgma~ but another man al
together. At least the minister pro.
nounced her one with a Mr.. Estes OF
Montpelier. The generous thing was
done for the boys by the parties.
Herbert II. Ward, has resigned hi;
school at Coventry Falls owing to hi'
health and is now at his fathers.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-09

dsoiensiJu With lis remedy.
6 80 P. N.-Expesience meeting.
or. N.-Topic, Gods manifested love
20 us Sinners.
FRIDAY, JAN. 18Th.
. 80 M.-Prayer meeting.
IOA.M.-Topic, Conservation What
is il!
IL A. M.-Qucstion Drawer.
2P. M.-Bib!e Reading.
, $50 P. N.-Topic, Christian Charity {:
How exeniplifcd
3:3OP. N.-ropic, Duty OF the Chris
tian soldier 10 stand by his colors. G
6 30 p. M.-Praise and Prayer meet
ing.
.7r. M.-Topic, What can | do for
Christ?
Bring "Winnowed Hymns" and
Gospel Songs"
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Or shlloh's System VItaIizer

We are authorized to guarantee this
remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia. lnac-
i've Liver. Sour stomach. Constipation.
Loss of Appetite. Coming up Of Food.
Yellow Skin. and General Languor and
debility. You must acknowledge that
this would be rllinOus unless we had posi-
tive evidence that it will cure. You who
are suffering from these complaints. these
words are adlrcssed-and will you con-
tinuc to suffer when you can be cured on
such terms: 1t is for you to determine.
Sample bottle, 10 cents; regular size, %
cents. Sold by j. S. Whitney.
$4,000 die annually by neglecting a
Cough. Cold or Group. often leading TO
Consumption and the grave. Why will
YOU neglect SO important a matter when
you can get ut our store Shiloh's Con-
sumption Cure. with the assurance Of Il
speedy recovery. For soreness across
he Chest or Lungs or lame back or side,
Shiloh's Porous Plaster gives prompt re-
lief Sold by j. 5. Whitney.
Hackmetack, Il popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by j. :. Whitney; Hyde
Park. Vt. elsewhere by all dealers.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-09
WAT &RVIkLE.

The Thermometer showed at % : below
on the 9th and It'll inst.
A. G. Benedict, Esq. of Underhill has
moved into Mrs. Betscy Fletchrr's house.
The sGlectmen have completed II sub
stantial stone abutment for the lower
bridge ia the village which cost only SOB.
Judge Il. r. Carpenter late of s. G. is
stopping few days with his brother.
Rev. Henry Edwards of Belvidere has
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-09
MoRRiSvILLE.

Sociable at Grange Hall this eve.
An ice cart next season, w. Hawse.
Hurrah for the "Village Express"
team.
The churches unite in the week of
prayer.
Rev. |. P. Booth preached in Stowe
last Sunday.
Rublee is here, located at the hotel
for the present.
Ladies circle at Mrs. ]. A. Bundy's
this afternoon.
Norman Thomas has purchased the
Mac Tinker place. A
Public dance at l.. Y. Woodworth's
next Thursday evening, Jan. 10th.
Now is the time to pay your subscrip-
ton to the News in good wood green or
dry.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-09
Rosa r. Chadwick's Estate.

The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court foI the District Of La
noble Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
late Of Waterville, in said District, deceased,
represented insolvent, and the term Of six
months from the 3lst day of December, 1877,
being allowed by said Court tn the creditors of
said deceased, to exhibit and prove their respect.
i've Chains before us; Give notice, that we will
attend to the duties of our appointment at the
dwelling house of Samuel II. Brown in Wateryille.
in said District, on the first Tuesday Of February
and July next at one O'Clock, in the afternoon,
each of sand days.
MOSES MCFARLAND, Commlss,rs.
z. w. A. LEACH, N'''i'''' 10
Waterville, Jan 4th, A. D. 1873.
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LOCALS.
p. and o. Time Table.
ru,ISs No,ING GA,r.

uuNSs MOVING IA~r.
Lave. Cambridge Iunc. cI7, johnson
hmm pam asa. MUrrirNilie 1.el, MoEutt
|il4ulWiek ~, arrives 10 - Juhn-hurg
N. and &c 'ori aud 20 t-n O. 9,
-~-Ilraves ambridEr Iri- 50, Johnson
1 ir,ir Park AIS. Murri.yiiir $50 Nolcou
arlWirk 1.U5. and arrive, ai - d"hnshury
II An
n, lT.-Ieayes Cambridge June. lo25,
ri. iIWs. HNpE rARk ii82i Murrisviiic
'Wnlrstt l. s. o.. n, iiarlwick Ice
In IeaVcs Cambridge Juur. 332 john
III. HNpE pam az, Murrisyille i.is, Vol
~ War,lwick SIS A. ".
TRAINS MoNING wEsT.
-uarIwick 5.OJr ~, Mulcuu ga, Morris-
a.. HYDE rAEK 80, johnson s.us, Cam
4, June. 80. -.
|~~.-Iraves Hariwick ilIl, Nolcutt I 81,
., lille l.5s 4. NJ, and Hyde fHrK ls.Ui,
4 .,rl las, Cambridge Jet. ls.f0, =. n.
IlIT.-llauiWick ITO q. NJ, Nuicuu las,
4 willie /. -, IlNDE PARK, 2.i0, johnson 800,
Iridgc June. 3.is.
/, not run Mondays.
4, Mondays only.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-09
German SyTup."

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such a test of its curative
qualities rs Boschec's German Syrup.
In three years two million four hun
lred thousand small bottles Of this
medicine were distributed free charge
by Druggists in this country to those
with consumption, asthma.
Group. severe coughs, pneumonia and
other diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people undenia-
Die proof jhat German Syrup will cure
them. The result has been that Drug
gists in every town and village in the
united States are recommending it to
their customers. Go to your Drug
gist, and ask what they know about it.
sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular
size 7j cents. Three doses will relieve
any case.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-09
rnAINs NnNING VIII.
STAGE LINE

,Iy,i, PARK, Vt, via. Svrth Hyde Park,
1 ir1 Mills, Lowell. WUstirld, Troy, 10
hr,y. VI, viii run asst iollows: Leaves
erEatsA. N. un Mondays, Wednesdays
arriving az Lowell at o'clock q. N.
IL Leaves Lowell ON Tuesdays, Thurs
IN saturdays, arriving at Hyde Para at
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-09
$4,000 to $4,000.
IMPROVED FARM LoARs.

y Etf cent NrHt-.lHHH0t Interest.
We desire 10 call the attention Of Capitalists Of
both small and large means - our Iowa Improved
Farm Mortgage Bond Loans. lti~no new invest
meut but one that is known favorably throughout
the whole East We never under any circum-
stances, loan over pHe-tAir TIE actual cash con
servatyC value of the farm and not then, unless
the borrower is Industrious, temperate and
prompt These leans are made In amounts of
from $500 10 $500, interest payable scmiaanually,
which is sent 10 you by y. Y. Draft, free Of all
costs. Nothing can be more prompt than these
loans. They proven to bc rs safe lwhil; paying
much higher rate Of lntrrest,) ~ Government
Bonds. We would be pleased 10 open Il cores
pOndcnce with anyone having from $500 upwards
TO invest We will send q complete set Of our
loan papers upon request. We court the deepest
enquiry as 70 our standing. Below we append u
few references and upon request will send an c.
tended list
REFERENCES:
Kountze Brothers. Bankers, \. Y. City.
l. &. Lombard, Cashier 9TH Nat Bank, Chicago,
III.
First National Bank, Galcsburg, III.
Second National Bank, "
Mechanics Nat. Bank, Peoria, "
Clark Thurston, Canada Screw Works, Dundas,
Ca ada.
II. A. Hodges, Richmond, Vermont
Col. Cyrus Eaton, Capitalist Barton, Vermont.
Address all communications
b. l.. HARDING,
Pras't Murray Bank,
Murray, Iowa.