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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-06-14
NEW ENGLAND
MIL Y
SEWING MACHINE !!


THIS little machine is made with special refer
| ence to the wants of family There is no
complicated machinery to get out of order or per-
pleX the operator. Any one can understand and
use it with perfect success, doing all kinds OF
work. from the finest muslin to the coarscst Ia
brio. 1t gives the best of satisfaction where 1t
has been introduced. No family will do without
one after having become acquainted with their
real working merit
An almost incredible number of commenda-
tionS have been received unsolicited from parties
who have used this little Machine In the yicin-
itv of its manufacture, it has reputation which
cannot be gainsayed 1t is a universal saying
that it has only to be seen to be approved.
The Wurtemburg Chamber of Commerce, wish
ing to introduce into Germany, the best cheap
Machine they could find, sent to this country and
purchased one of the New England Family Sew
ing Machines together with several Others OF oil,
ferent make, saying that the success to u ''will
entirely depend on the really good qualities and
practical utility of the article, which before all
must undergo a strict but fair trial" After the
trial Dr. Won Steinbeis, President of the Cham
Der, wrote us the following letter. together with
an order for number of machines which has
been several times repeated
Stuttgart March 3T,lSGO.
Mr.. CuA's RAYMOND, Sr:--Your Sewing Ma
chine along with your note has duly arrived ana
we have already subjected it to trial. have now
much pleasure in informing you that its way OF
working has given entire satisfaction. And we
believe that in consequence of its superiority 1t
will be generally adopted in this country as soon
az it is better known. We have the honor to
sign ourself,
Your obedent servant.
STEINBEtS."
without adding long list of names of people
who have used, and admired the machine the
public are invited to examine for themselves.
The cheanness of the Machine, $40. places it
within reach of every family.
Be sure to get the Machine made by Cha's Raw
mond, Brattleboro vt, with the name printed in
full at the bottom of the directions, which acom-
pany each Machine.
Mr.. s. Howard Jr. is authorized to act as our
AGENT for the sale of Machines. and anv inform
alton concerning them may be obtained by APP
plying to him. ,,o>,n
Brattleboro, May Goth, 1861. 70
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Stray Colts.

I EFT the enclosure of the subscriber on the oath
IL of last month, one yearling and one two year
old colt, both mares. Both were marked with a
star in the forehead. The two-year old had white
on both hind feet and on one fore foot. | think
there is also some white on the hind feet of the
yearlng. The two-year old is of dark brown or
black color, with black name and tail The year
ling is of bay color, and quite thin in flesh
Amy person returning said colts, or giving in
formation where they can be found, shall be suit
ably rewarded. IRA DARLING.
Morisvie June 10, 1861. 20
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sUIcIDE,-Mr. ]. Henry BOyden, of
Berlin-just opposite Montpelier village
hung himself about o'clock to-day
(Monday.) He was about 50 years of
age, and had been quite uuwell for several
weeks Walton's Dahl Jouandl.
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NOTICE.

TTNHTS NAV certify that my wife MARY ANN
j PARMENTER has this day left my bed and
board without Just cauee or provocation upon my
part and this Is to notify all persons not to har
Dor or trust her on my recount. az ] shall pay no
debts of her CONTRACTING after this date. \
ttlFt OBADIAH T.. PARMENTER.
HYDE Park, May 18th 1861, 27w3o
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Liberation.

THIS is to certify that I have this day Given my
| son, Henry A. Pike his time during the re-
mander NJ his minority. and that shall claim
none OF hs earnings nor pay any debts Of his
contracting after this late.
SAMUEL F. PIKE.
Morristown. june -. 1861
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MeIOdeOn for Sale.

4 NY person wishing to purchase a good Melo.
~ deon can see one of Esty " Green s-6-octave
with the PatentB use Damper, by
ceiling at the Newsdealsr Office. sts
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Notice.

JITHEREAS, Caroline. my wife. has left my
w bed and board. without cause or provoca-
ton. this Il TO forbid all persons harboring or
trusting her on my account. as ] shall pay no
ABRAHAM FISHER. Z.
wolcott, Nay 2sth, 1851. I'
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LIBERTY, NO., Nov. %, 1850.
have been using one of your family knitting
machines for several months, and am much pleas.
ed with it. The work is better than that done
by hand. lady can knit and finish, with your
machine, dozen pairs of hose in just about the
same time that Is required to knit single pair by
hand, and with much less fatigue.
O. q HuDRETU
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TUsoUMBIA, Ala,

TUsCUMBIA, Ala, Nov Y, 1850.
Simple justice to you compes me to say that
your family knitting machine is all You claim for
it. | have knit hundreds of pairs of socks and
stockings, from the very heavy yarn for the field
hand down to the infants stocking, and have
never broke the first needle 1t has never been
out of repair and never drops stitches. In truth,
as time-saving and comfortgiving machine,
regard it without rival, ANN MESSENGER.
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SASH LOCKS.

THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand and
i for sale variety Of .f4tpM .tut
ai ARNOLD'S PATENT o gg
sash locks, that are now universally used instead
OF the old style spiral spring, for windows. He
owns the county right for Lamoille County, and
no one else keeps them in the county
All orders will receive prompt attention.
]. s. LORD.
Stowe, May 25th 1861. 81
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Inasmuch as one machine will do the entire
knitting of large family, or even an ordinary
village, it is manifest that, so far as the cost is
concerned, no community need be without one of
them. By the association of a few neighborhood
friends in the purchase, the cost to each may be
reduced to mere trife and the machine is so
like case knife in simplicity, and so extremely
little liable to get out of order that it is singular
ly adapted to such associated use.
TESTIMONIALS OF PURCHASERS AND OPERATORS.
,s BROOKLYN, N. Y, Dec. 10, 1860
A friend of mine has owned and run one of
your family knitting machines for some time past,
and has realized, from operating it, over three
dollars per day, and is very busy these hard times.
w, A. COCHRAN.
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WILL KNIT
5000 Loops per Minute
AND WILL KNIT
A pair of socks in 10 minutes.
Price only $40.
THE following are few of the almost unlimit-
i ed variety of fabrics and articles of wearing
apparel which with the most surprising facility
and perfection, are made on this truly matchless
machine viz, ..a|.s ..... ... z
Stockings of every size and texture,
Undershirts, Gents Suspenders,
Drawers, Nuban Scarfs,
tents Comforts Undersleeves in variety,
Table Covers. Ladies' Opera Capes.
Head Dresses, Tides,
Cravats. SOntags,
Capes, Shawls,
Purses, Rigolets, ETC., etc.
The machines are of two kinds:
The Portable Machine is constructed with a
clamp and thumb-screw, by which it is easily at
tached to a common table for operation.
The Foot-Power Machine is mounted on an
elegant black walnut table, which is supported
by an iron framework similar to that of an ordi.
nariy mounted sewing machine.
Accompanying each machine are /: an oil can, a
screwdriver twenty extra needles sken-hoders,
of beautiful and improved pattern, q winder
for winding the yarn upon the bobbin from which
it is unwound in knitting and book of instruc
ton, containing complete explanation Of the
entire machine, its several parts and how to OPP
crate it and keep it in ORDER and how to finish up
the fabrics and articles of its manufacture. In a
word there is supplied with each machine, every
tool and implement and all the information requi
site for person Of ordinary intelligence to start
successfully, without further assistance, a HOME
KNITTING ESTABLISHMENT.
This racine offers peculiar inducements t.
| the formati IN of
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4 EATON, Ohio, Dec, 10, 1860
have used one of your machines about ten
months, and would not part with 1t for many
times its cost. if unable to get another Beside
the care of large family, it is no uncommon
thing for me to make with it dollar and half
day and it is no exaggeration to say that with
no other cares could easily make two dollars
day. have knit upon it all kinds of cotton
and wooden hosiery, and for fancy work ii can't
be beat / have knit shawls, nubias. opera capes.
sontags undersleeves, childrdn's sacks, comforts,
and other articles too numerous to mention. |
can cheerfully recommend any woman desiring
pleasant and profitable employment. to buy one
of your machines If necessary, borrow the
money, and with industry it can soon be replaced
with interest. Mrs D. A. DIX.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
Aiken's family knitting machine is one Of the
greatest curiosities Of the age Not only does IL
knit stockings and socks with great rapidity but
its work is done with more regularity and accura-
cy Cyl, than "a ca, can be dc. done BY lady i will knit
time to examine it thoroughly, but have seen
enough to satisfy us that 1t will be sought for by
farmers and planters, and become as necessary in
large families as sewing machines. II Richmond
| (Va.l Dispatch.
Aiken's family knitting machine is the most
ingenious and valuable thing Of the kind ever in
vented II knits the same as hand knitting. and
the rapidity with which it manufactures yarn in
to stockings and other garments strikes the be-
holder with astonishment.-lB Boston Traveller.
Knitting by hand is fast going out of date, and
we predict that this machine will make ordinary
knitting needles. a few years hence, curiosity.
Manchester IN. II. y Mirror. AA 2fNf'
| It's work II better and more even than can be
done by hand, and will knit stocking while q
woman Is settingup" one.--[ oswegol CONNER.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber.
at the Newsdealer office, Hyde Park. Vt.
g HOWARD. ". Agent
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DIR. Biackall's
HYGIENIC INSTITUTE
AT BRATTLEBoRo, VT,

AT BRATTLEDoRo, VT,
is constantly open and prepared for the recep-
i tion of invalids for whom alone it was estab-
lished. f
1t is the only Institution in New England
Conducted on strictly HYGIENE Principles.
Spinal C,wratures, Detormities of the
Limbs, PARALYSIS, Female Diseases,
Nervous Debility, and Chronic Dis
eases,
Of every grade, in either sex, are here treated
successfully. WITHOUT DRUGS of anv kind.
Amy person desiring information can obtain
our circular, and - Advice to PATIENTS by en-
closing postage stamp to the proprietor.
The Water-Cure World,
A Monthly Journal of Health, pages quarto
is published from the Institute. Terms 90 cents
per year; specimens Free
Address, in all cases.
't G. r. BLACKALL, M. D.,
30 Brattleboro, vt.
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Later from Enrnne.


New York, April 15.-The steamship
Fulton has arrived, with dates from Liverpool
to the Sd inst
The sales of cotton on Monday and Tues
day were l 900 bales, of which spectators
and exporters took 5000. Prices were un-
changed. The cessation of business during
the holidays caused aquietucss in the market,
and In some cases easier sales. On Wedncs.
day, 5000 bales were sold Manchester ad-
vices unfavorablc; the market is steady.
Brcadstufs and provisions are dull. Con.
soils closed at 90s. to 9G3
LATER. lit il rumorcd that the regular
members Of the Vienna Cabinet have re-
signed.
The movements Of the Austrian army to.
wards lstrla continue, and urgent orders have
been issued for the construction of additional
forti6cations.
The insurgents in IIugevcna (?) have been
rcpreSsed by the Turks.
Queen Victoria will receive the MARQUIS
DAzelia as Minister of the King of Italy.
1t is reported from Berno that Garibaldi
has requested all his officers residing in Swift
zerand to meet, at the first notice, within
fourteen days
The concessions of the Czar have not salts
fed the people.
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In Advance Of tho Mail.

CHARLOTTE, N. C April IA largo mass
meeting was held this morning. Gov. Ellis
calls for troops and Mecklenburg; responds
promptly. North Carolina is with the Confed
crate States
The flag of the Southern Confederacy now
floats from the Military Institute and several
private buildings.
MEMpuIs. April IA tremendous meeting
was held lastnight, Mt which it as resolved that
Memphis is out Of the Union: and there is no
oHi2n aGi;; mere; The City Council has appointed
Military Board. and appropriated 5000 for.
the defence of the city. Citizons are arriving
and equipping
LouIsvILLE. KY. April l7.-4An immense
meeting was held here, at which resolution
was unanimously aud enthusiastically adopted
approving the course of Gov Magofin in rcfu
sing to furnish the quota of troops called for by
the Federal Government from Kentucky. 1t
was also resolved. as the sense of the meeting
that IT wnr must come, Kentucky will go with
the South.
PADucAn, KY. April IA meeting of citi-
zcns has unanimously adopted resolution re.
qucsting Kentucky to give her whole suppnrt to
the South. Lincoln was strongly denounced
RIcnNoND. April H-At fivc O'Clock. this af.
'erncon the Ordinance of Secession had not
passed. Tho Convention is still in secret ses-
SION and nothing certain is known.
WhsIISGToN April lit has been stated but
not YET continued that the Government will call
| looooO additional troops; also, thnt engineers
have selected positions in the arsenal at Washing.
ton for the defence of the city
READING, Pa, April 17-Riuggold's Flying
Artillery, consisting of lu8 men aud four field
pieces, have received requistion from the Gov
ernor to- day, to set out for Harrisburg tho place
OF rendezvous. This is The first Pennsylvania
company in the field
WILMiNGroN. DEL., April 1.-THE largest
meeting ever held in this city took place today,
at which resolutions were passed. censurinu
Governor Byron for placing tho State in f,lsc
position. and repudiating his treachcry.
NoRFoLK. Va, April l7.-Thc excitement
continues, and the strongest determination is
manifested to resist Lincou's war policy.
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CLAREMoNT ACADEMY.

TNllE TRUSTEES take pleasure in announ
Il cling to the public, that they have secured
the services of Mr.. G.. H. IIoLL,NoswoRTu and
LADY, To takc charge Of the Clnrcmont Acodc.
my These Teachers have experience, and are
competent to instruct in all the various branch
cs OF an English education. BY arrangement,
n Male mud Female School will be taurLt in tho
same honSo.
The Academy will be opened on the ri Mon,
dhyin january, 1861.
Good boarding can be had in the neighbor-
hood on favorable terms.
Tho salulrity of the climate and the moral
tone OF the vicinity, are Inducements that
should not be overlooked by parents and guar.
dians in educating their children and wards.
BY order of the Board:
Nj. S. STR1BLING. Sec'y.
Jan. 9. 1861 23 IS
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OBI WARY..

DIEp. Mt the residence of'Mr. John A. Robinson
in Pickens District on the 25lh of March last
JERkMIAH loopEn, Sr., in the 85h year of his age
The deceased was \ native of the District and
commended himself to his friends and neielbors
throughout his long career. by the most exemplary
conduct. lie had been member of the Baptist
Church for about thirty. five years. and was sus-
tanned in his last illness by the consultations of the
religion of his blcst Saviour The deceased leaves
large circle Of kindred and devoted friends, who
mourn their loss rs his eternal gain
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.WALHALLA INSTITUTE,
Rev. Aug. Angerer, A. Nj, PRINCIPAL.

TFEIE FIRST TERM of this School begins
II February 5th, and will continue for five
months. The second term will begin first Of
August next.
There sy yet no Primary Department, but one
Will be added as soon as practicable.
:, Ihe Scholars have TO partake in the Study of
all the common English branches.
DtSeTpf"c-Mild, friendly, yet decided.
TERMS:
Each course of1ive months, 80
Latin. French or German, extra, each, 500
Drawing, extra. 300
Piano, per lesson. extra. 40
Payable middle of each term.
tpr rturtherpartculnrs. apply to the Principal
Rev. L.. Muller, Charleston; Mr.. ID. Bicmnnu
and DIR. Norman. Walhalla.
Walhalln. Jan so 1861 26 If
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$40 REWARD,

DUNAWAY from the subscriber. on the 9th
Il u of last Dccembcr. BERRY. ab,ut feet
inches high. very black skin &c years old ::
sometimes he imps slightly. from having had
one nf his legs broken three years ago lie has
q wife at Dr.. III. G. Millers. near PenHeton,
and is probably lurking in that neghborhood.
The above reward will be paid for his appre-
hension and delivery to the nearest iail All
persons detected in harborng or aiding him in
any way, will be dealt with according to law.
JULIUS N. ROSS.
FLoREXcE. s. c.. Anril O. 1861 3Ttf
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BANK OF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, FeD uary 10, 1851.
NNIIE LEGISLATURE having, Mt it's last
Il session, authorized the issue of Bonds to
the amount of SG75,000, bearing an interest of
! per cent, for the purpose of providing the
funds required to sustain the State in the act of
rcsumng her rights of Sovereignty, this Bank
is now prepared to dispose of the Bonds. They
are issued in sums of $50, $500, and $3.50 An
opportunity is thus afforded every citizen to
make secure and profitable investment, while
contributing aid to the cause in which the State
is engaged. With the view of enabling citizens
in any part of the State to share in the loan,
the Clerks of the Courts of the several Districts
have been requested to open BnokS of Subscrip
ton for the Stock. Suitable arrangements will
be made for furnishing bonds on the receipt or
the money, at an early day after each subscrip-
ton has been made. Engagements for the
purchase of Bonds may be made at the Bank
or at any of its branches. 1t is probable that
at tho next session of the Legislature, those
parties who desire it may have have their Bonds
converted into Stock
G. NJ FURMAN. President.
February o. 1861 80 If
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State of. South CaroVjma

IN oRDINARY-PIcKENS.
Wm. Hunter Admir-,
vs. Pct for SetiIomort
j. NJ. Owens and others
appearing to my .tisGaction that j. NJ,
IL Ovens and wife Permeiu A.. Olatta Ar
cher and Eugenia Archer defendants in this
case reside without the limits of this State: 1t
is ordered, therefore, that the said absent do
PENDANTS to appear in the Court of Ordinary. at
Pickcns c. H.. on Monday the frat day ofJuly
next, to shew cause, if any they can, why d
final settlement of the estate of Andrew H. Ar.
cher, licensed should not be made at that time
and decree had thereon.
W. Il. IOLCOMBE, orr.
March o. 1861 81 an,
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EXECUTORS SALE,

W7lLL BE SOLD, at tho residence Of John
w A. Robinson. on Tuesday the 7th of MAY
next, tho entire PERSONAL ESTATE of
Jeremiah Loopor, senior, deceased as follows:
TWO LIKELY NEGROES:
a girl. about Is years old, and man about 81
yoars old,
One Mare, bed and Furniture.
Tsrms--On a credit of twelve months with
note, interest and approved surety.
THOMAS LOOPER,
JOSEPH LOOPER, hx ora.
April Is. 1861 81 q
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
IN EQUITY-PrcNENs.
.Iohn RuVsltna +...
Bill for Partition, 60.

Patsy Burdino. ct. ais.
appearingto my satisfaction that tho heirs Of
Polly Lathem, to wit Geo. Lathem T. II. South
wick and wife Patsy j. w. Lathem, Richard NJ
Lathem, Andrew p. Gethem. Anthony q. Lathem,
Sam. w. Lathem. Jas. ~ Petit and wife Jane ~,
Jacob Ernest and wife Betsy, Jos. Burdine, Sam'l
Burline, Elijah RpbinsoR and wifo Henrietta
defendants in this reside without the limits
of this State: On motor OF Harrison & Pniliam.
Comp. Sols. It's ordered, therefore, that the sad
absent defendants do appear In this honorable
ants said bill Of complaint, within three months
from the publication hercpf, or an order pro con
fesso will be taken as TO them.
R0BT. A. THOMPSON, c.s.P.p.
Comr's. Once, March .29, 1861. ~ 10 q 8m
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ESTATE SALE.

M llL be sold at tho Store and residence of
w the late Mathew Keith deceased, on
Wednesday the 24th inst
TWO LIKELY NEGROES
The remaining Stock of Goods, one Ok,
Sheep, Goats, and various other articles
TERMs.-Ninc months credit with intcrcst--
note aud approved sccurty-sums under So
cash. ALEXANDER EDENS. Admr
April s. 1861 SO
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April II, 1861
Military Notice.

Dear Courier: II is time for every individual
to act his part. But first let him know what his
part is. And am sure it will not take him long
to know, if he desires to know There arc many
that are not gone to thebatlc and they can be like
David men-they can stay by the stuff while the
others are gone Therefore, the families of the
Volunteers that are in need of provisions, or any
assistance that can be rendered by us, will please
report the same to b. Holder and B. IIagood, and
they will do the best they can. And we believe
they are not all that will do the same Now is the
time to show our faith by our works. We give this
notice, thinking there mny be some who have n
dolicHcy in making their wants known; also, we
are not able to hunt them all up. Please insert
this and perhaps oblge many. b. HOLDER.
April 10, 1861 81
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WI EGDaCAL CAEs

nR. G. II. SYMMES having completed his
~ Collegiate course, offers his Professional
services to his friends and the public generally.
Will be prompt in his attention to his patrons.
His office will be fouud with Dir. M. L. SHARPE
in the brick building adjoining Store of late f.
B. Benson & Son.
Pendleton, May 10, 1860 al IF
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
riCKENs-IN ORDINARY
Robert lirkscy, Admir- !
Pet. for settlement.

Robert Kirkscy, Admir-
vs.. Pet for sottlomnpt
Vim. Kirksey, ct. ais.
appearing to my satisfaction that David Garvin
l and wife Nancy Isaiah Nj. Kirksey. Jared +
f. kirksey. Mary l.. NJ. p, Kirkscy, Christopher
krkscy Cotharine IIalum and b. r. Holland and
wife Penelope defendants in this case reside with
out the limits of this State; 1t is ordered, there
lore that these several absent parties do appear
in the Court of Ordinary. TO bc holden at picEens
c. ii on Friday the Sd day of May next to shew
cause, if any they can, why final settlement of
the Estate of William Kirkscy, senior, deceased,
las to his distrbutive share in tho Estate of Silas
N'rksey deceasod'( should not be made, and q
decree pronounced thereon.
w. f. HOLCOMBE, o.r.D.
o'""rS ohce, jan 90, 1851 3m.