Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-04-05
Tinted Engraving. Of Vernon, Scenery.

Our readers are acquainted by reputa-
ton and many of them personally, with
Mr.. HENRY P. MOORE, of Concord, N. H.,
the artist who got up few years ago,
the view of Windsor, Ludlow, st. Adams
and Burlington, with which many are
familiar. Mr.. Moore has at great expense
procured to be engraved in the highest
style of the art, Tinted Engravings of the
views in Vermont, on the line of the
Vermont Central and Vermont and Canada
Railroad, viz: Bridge crossing Lake
Champlain at Rouse's Point st. Adams
Lake and Island view with Adirondack
Mountains, three miles south of st. AL
bans; Railroad Bridge at Georgia, VT;
Burlington, Vt; Cancels Hump Noun
tain from Richmond, Vt; Middlesex
Narrows, on Winooski River; Montpelier,
Vt; State House, Montpelier, VT;
Sharon, Vt. White River, with Green
Mountains, near Sharon; Windsor, Vt.
These views arc engraved from Photo
graphs taken on the spot. The views are
to be printed on Enameled Card Board
size 4 by 6 inches, from copper in tints.
The price of each package of twelve diff
ferent views, together with a descriptive
pamphlet--cover and strap-is only so
cents.
The descriptions are written by we'll
known Vermont writer, and the whole en-
terprise is worthy of wide and remun-
Grating encouragement,-,Sf. Albans Dem.
ANOTHER Horse tanner AMONG U.s.
Professor Loot Lirpa, an Arabian horse
tanner and very celebrated in his own
country, will give free exhibition of his
skill, on Boston Common. The Profess
or's system is unlike that of Mr.. Rarcy's
though equally humane and scientific
Boston atlas & Bee.
FIRE.-On Saturday last, the 23d inst, a
fire occurred here in travelling one story
daguerreotypc saloon occupied by Mr.
Mears, which at one time threatened to
occasion injury to person and life. Mr.
Mears' saloon was filed with women and
children, and bottle of collodion was ac-
cidcntally spilled and ignitcd. This set
the small saloon instantly on fire, and the
shrieks of the women and children in it
were appalling for few moments. The
windows were broken and women and chill
dren gotten out-but not without being
sadly burnt, and cut by the broken glass.
Mr.. Mears was much injured, we are sor-
ry to say, and will be for while disabled
from work. Some eight or nine women
and children were or more less injured by
the fire, and were promptly cared for and
their wounds dressed by Drs. Day and Hall
who were in attendance. Albons
Democrat.
JOHN DUFFY RoBs HTMsELF.-The old
maxim says, exchange is no robbery
but John Dufy's experience overturns it.
John, who halls from Georgia Vermont,
came to the Champlain Hotel last Satur-
day night and deposited 10 $40 gold
pieces with the proprietor and took re-
ceipt. On Monday morning he took his
money from the proprietor, giving up the
receipt. In the evening about o'clock
John returned to the Hotel vowing that
he had been robbed of every cent
Information having been communicated
to officers Flanagan, White and Livock,
they instituted search for Duffy himself
who was missing. He was discovered about
IL o'clock in the evening at Michael
Kanc's. He did not appear to feel bad
about the loss for he was found snoring
Justify. 1t was found that instead of be-
ing robbed he had converted the "yellow
boys" into draft of $3.50 from the Com
mercial bank on one of the Troy Banks.
He also had seven S. bills of the st. AL
bans Bank. His funds were taken for
safe keeping by the officers, till John re-
covered from the effect of the ''tangle-leg"
which he had imbibed, which had in
duced the mystifcation and bewilderment
as to the state of his finances.
tom Times.
ARREsrED.---Samuel H. Phillips was
arrested in Bridport on Sunday last,