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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-01

The Celebrated Boston VentriloguiSt,
Mimic and PrestSgator,
Respectfully announces that he will visit this
section (for the first time for over quarter OF a
century, performing at Seeger's Hall, CAM
bridge Boro, Thursday and Friday, Jan. LIST and
I'd; Town Hall, Johnson, Saturday, Jan. Sd ;
Town Hall, Hyde Park, Monday, January 9Th;
Town Hall, Morrisvlle, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Jan. 9th and 18th and probably at Stowe,
Thursday the Sth, appearing in his celebrated ex-
hibition, sanctioned by the clergy, approved by
the press and endorsed by the entire public"
Prof Ii. is the only genuine Ventriloquist now
living, and as this will be the ONLY opportunity
which will ever occur of his performing here. all
should improve it of witnessing the best to be
seen. Read the programme and judge for your
self Prof II. would respectfully request his
friends in Eden, ElmOre and WocOtt, to visit him
at one of the above places as his arrangements
will not allow him to exhibit at any other towns
in the vicinity.
Admission Is cents. No half price. Doors
open at 6 IL, commence at 7. ...
f. NJ. LESLIE, Agent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-01
AT 7. T. BARNES
STOWE, VT,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, &C., &c.

Among the drugs might be mentioned the fol-
lowing: Acids of all kinds such acetic, nitric,
mureatic, tartaric, &C.; alumni, carbonate, and
muriate of ammonia; elm, bayberry, peruvian
and sassafras bark; extract of aconite, cicuta,
dandelion, gentian, liquorice, sarsaparia var
ious kinds of glue various kinds of gum, such
as aloes arabic, gamboge, myrr, opium, sheilac,
spruce, tiagacanth, &C.; indigo, Iaish moss ism
glass, mace, nutmegs, oatmeal oils of almonds,
anise, burgamot, cedar, Glove hemlock, lemon,
&c; pumace stone, quicksilver, quinine; roots,
such as blood, gentian, ginger, ipecac liquorice,
orris, rhubarb, rosemary, sarsaparilla, senega,
snake, squill, valerian, &C.. rosin; epson, glau-
Der. rochelle salts, &C.. pink saucers anise, ca
nary, caraway, cardamon, coriander cummin,
flax hemp, and mustard seeds, &C.; CASTLE soap
chamois skin, spermaceti, sponges, snutfs, syrin-
ges, tapioca, tin foil yellow, white and sealing
wax, DC, &c.
Among the paints and dye-stuffs may be found
black paint, in oil brown, blue, dry and IN oil,
bronze carmine, chrome green--dry and in OIL
chrome yellow do; camwood, fustic. hypernic,
logwOod, redwood French Yellow, flake white,
emerald green, Paris green-dry and in oil, gold
leaf ivory black, India red, Japan, red and white
lead, madden, raw and boiled oil, lampblack, log
wood, potash, pitch, putty, sand paper, spirits
turpentine, tar, terra de sienna, umbria, varnsh-
es, venetian red, &C., &c.
These articles were bought with cash, and are
of the very best quality. Any one purchasing
any of them, and not satisfied with its quality
can return it at my expense.
Also all kinds of
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-01

SAVE YOUR SILKS, RIBBONS, &c.
Hedgeman Il Co.'S Concentrated Benzine, re-
moves Paint. Grease spots, &C., instantly, and
cleans gloves, silks, ribbons, &C., equal to new,
without injury to the most delicate color or fab
rio. Only 20 cents per bottle, Sold by Drug
gists. HEDGEMAN u CO.,
Chemists Il Druggists, New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-01

GEORGE w. HAwLEY'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, | In Probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, IS. en- at Johnson, within
and for said district on the 10Th day Of Dec.
A. D., 1862.
Isaac l.. Pearl, administrator on the estate of
Geo. w. Hawley, late Of Johnson in said district
deceased, represents to this court that the per-
sona estate of the said deceased is insufficient TO
pay his debts and the charges of administration,
and asks said court to grant him license to sell
all the real estate Of the said deceased in John.
son aforesaid, to enable him to pay the said debts
and charges.
II Is ordered by said court that the application
aforesaid be referred for hearing to the 9th day Of
January, 1868, at the Probate Office In Johnson.
and that notice thereof be gwen TO all persons
concerned, by publication In the Lamoille News
dealer, printed at Hyde Park. three weeks sue
cessively, prior to the day set for hearing.
Nv order of Court
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-01-01
N. III. DOWNS, ELIXIR,

We notice the above medicine continues to sell
more than any other, for Coughs, Colds, Group.
Whooping Cough, and all Lung affections. The
following is from Hon. Z. ID. Putnam need we
say more. 10 Sold by all dealers.
CABOT, VI, Jan. II, 1862.
This certi6es that have used N. H. Downs
Elixir in my family for the last l6 years, and have
sold it for the last % years. and believe it to be
the best medicine in use for the complaints for
which it is recommended.
23yl Signed L. d. PUTNAM.
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. OF AMPLE MHANs AND
"A rather prrpe.sessins apreD ancs would like open
corcspoudence wnh sonng spirited rood looking,
Gated Lady. IN either the English, French German Ian
gusgcs. with view 20 mstrmony No others need apply
Address, Ia sincerity, A. H. O., Herald onice.
The New York herald., 1863-10-25
rT,ROPICaL BALSAM

| TRorIcsL BALsAM, - ,o
This celebrated aud unparalleled medicine composed only
o. % ana & M ysges~oiss has been for many
hmersa or the iaaiSic phns Of er diseases
hoMever severe; hemorr,sscs wounds conusons ulcers
This mot valuable medicine has been recently Introduced
hissounir and both its internal and external use has
10 Of s @ Ss's We ss
publishing like documents
4. s. peKrsos. Esq., saperutenden, Of The Second Ave
rue Rsi'ioad Company
horscs. "Iropica We prc1rrc and now are
.ls,s a " si. country. we beg 70" WI be PLEASED 70
bak,niih. had been lons very sewers
days with he only Of ,Ee said sslssS sSonSys that
pssy sa.Ss ess ,sia"l 'SSo%s
IN oar sss and & later sFsa % ss r % s e S
another man who was employed IL Tie Company, wlon
effect OF horse ,teadng OF his foot, was dressed vi the
The Balsam depo, on ssse
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ton. we are sir. your mos, obehent scrysa,s 7, Y
60 NKw YoRx oc. 8, 1858
Gsr1ssKsin reply Your note have to say ,ha, the
are sorsc. and ne and consider the
horses we have In use horses attic depot
GnAxracr pAnK Houss SKw Yons, oei M'si 3 ISIS.
reply C your favor of ,hi. date and fol-
S " Ss' ySi ssSni n s n %
having self, about month and half been
with severe cold, attended with cough. which owing 10
having neglected at nrst
Ell that two three weeks acrwspd became quite arm
ed about H. made up my mind Tropical Bal.
from the confidence placed In the reputation ii co.
joys and in good faith therefore teaspoon ui
or the Basam In the morning and another In
during one single day and two days afterward without
Ing used an ythng else aud TO perfectly
recovered and ever since feel quite we'll Your most obc
dent servant, RAFABL DE PONBO.
- - Nfw fokH, Oct y, 1862
s certify that had Of nv hands
terribly bruised by having caught b. machinery AZ was
backing truck In the house Hook Ladder Com.
pany No Ny hand became swollen 10 enormous extent
and vcry painful was amended By friend to try
your valuable ropnl Basam After deal Of suffer.
Ing a1d trying humber Of remsdieA procured boe or
your HAlsAm, applied and my IN three
hous both the psin asd the swelling subaded corrs
Of cage was cptrcly well and able 70 resume mr.
business and do IRE duty consider The T6pcai Baissm
the valuable medicine existence can truly re-
comg:nd 70 ALL and would not be without 4 The price
o3 bottle. You nt liberty publish the
u yoar pleasure Your, truly REUBEN 9, DREW.
No. 26 CarmIne street. New YORK.
Rxtcrnay. for the Of valuable animals this mcd.
cine 70 WITHOUT an equal Price ounce bottes cents;
1k Bottles, 81 liberal discount allowed 10 whole
aals dsAlsrA oensr.l. Depot AZ wM T. slBELLs. No.
Nssaan street near wal New York Retaed the drug
ssores eenesaiiy.
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

THE GREAT EN0L1sH REMEDY-eIR JAMEa
Clarka cslebratsd Female Piis prepared from pre-
srrpsoa oer ,. Clarke n D., nstraordinary
sure and safs remedy for Female Difficulties ana obsiruc
remedy they contain nothing the constitution In
ali Of Nervous and scinai Affections Pain In the Back
Heart Hyssrss and Whites thess Pm. win effect cure
remedy do contain iron, caomeL antmony anything
huFtfu 10 the consutien Fall di,csious The pamphlet
around package which should be carefully preserved
rer fun g.rcalsr obsain Free Of the sgsrs gsmghlst
Cosssnds street. New FORK sole unitsd States ase.l
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA ConPANYs PRICE
list Of their TEAS 10 now ready Parties anywhere
within the LOYAL STATES. PROv1kCEs WEST IN
DiEs q sQuIa xMERic1 Ci:nn{ M 70 1 s,.mns mine i.sw.
coscan do By making NE request and win be ssat BY
''' THI 0RKAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERs. .
81 vescy street, New York.
The New York herald., 1863-10-25
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

L,RENCH BENEVOLENT soCfETy --rrIR ANNUAL
meeting Of the subscribers will place Monday.
scth inst. at Mr. y. Curcrs ia Broadway. ayr
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

l coahdence ~ those who arc Srrsed And tkose Who
ere about 10 be married, will seus In sssed a. veope
ire, on rrecp, Of stamp 70 par posase 6v u u war.
SON. publisher, New York w ~
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

MArRtMoSy-wHY EVERY MAN SHOULD MAR.
W ~. May every woman should marry. All may marry
know Rcsd the illustrated Marriage Guide and Medical
Aaviser BY wM EARL ~ d., 20 pages Nailed In sealed
I New York.
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

NJ LADY, MAIDEN OR WIDOW. or ANT AGR or
"A CLINE. desrous OF making the acquaintance OF mid.
die aged American gentleman. with view 70 matrrony
will please give address &c Ia conGdsnce Romeo, Herald
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

Il OF 0snsratios. by Yrederick Hock n D. suthor ana
ssesy, price xdass 4 ssrons e rSSAssss ss,s
" NAsnAu streoe r, - ''V-'''
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

VoUkG NAN wANTED-A YOUNG NAN, ACTIVE
And honest 70 collect and make himself generally use
~ Addre.y stating and salary desired Dor 2Oio New
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

n,O LIVERY STABLE KEEPERs rat NEXT RF1u
lar meeting OF tAeisvery Stshe Keepers %
VIII BE- held on Tuesday evening October az
2i3 boNery, corner of stanton street r4u~.d IN
every person Ia the abo-e business will be
tiers oi irporiance will b. brought before meeuux
&c. Ron II Secretary f.A KSAPP. P,esfienl
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

A YOUNG SOLDIER or THE ARMY OF THE Poro
"A wishes 10 form the acquaintance Of q honorable
young lady She mus, be good looking Of good character
education. Sweet 10 or ~ preferred 0erman pre-
fsrrcd. Applca made handwriting and directed
10 u n Company X Forty second New FORK Volunteers
(Tammany), second Army Corps, via Wasbington, r. O.
The New York herald., 1863-10-25
NIsCELLANMOUB.

A COUNTER AND BAR FIXTURES wANTED-FO!
"A adrinkng saloon; must be nice and cheap Address
IL g.. Herald oilce.
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

OFFICERs AND MEMBERS OF THE FATHER NAT
" thew " H. 4 A. B s'cs'y,a.c r.1 $500 20 be o. ther
hal ,fi Broome street. Slndsy p-fober 10 nt I
O'Clock Ia fun rtnaa and rft psv
last sd tribute respect late worthy brother Ptck
"e"'"" h' MARTIN cARMoDY. Pr-sd.na
PsrpcK Lsxs. Rccordirg sccrotsry.
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

MANTED-A SETTER DOG; MUST BE WILL
w broken aad not oyer Nree years old Addres A. D.
Herald onoA
The New York herald., 1863-10-25

THE sENf ANNUAL AEETlNG OF TIE ORANGE
i ,lounty Mik As-vssDn viii be- s~li t,er oEc~ ~
street, TIE Ah hay Dt November, fS5l
O'Clock A. VI. .. -, HORTON. Ptsaident
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
Change OfSentiment.

An eccentric physician, named. M.
who is still practising in Rhode leland, has;
a way of doing things air bis own, and no.
one can tell beforehand where be viii
come OUT On one occasion be was called
to perform a very important surgical oper.
alton ON young man living in the eoun.
try. Arriving there, be fOuud collected Q
large number OF neiRhboring farmers and
others, who dad come from Curiosity to
witness the operation. He observed that
the house wac scsntily furnished, and 9th;
er evidences of the poverty Of the family
were apparent, and be inquired whether
the mother, widow, was ready to paw the
fifty dollars which he should Charge. She
replied that she could not at present, but
would Go so as soon as possible The doc
tor Immediately inform the bystandsrs
that he would do nothing until the money
was paid, and asked them if they could not
make up the amount. This was soon done,
but not without maoy condemnatiO6e Of the
hard hearted. DOCTOR who however paid no
attention to the remsks, but .irnediately
went on with his work, which be beiforn-
ed successfully. As soon as it was over,
he stepped up to the mother. and remark.
Hg: 81. =, -4s5,s
rhe boy will need some things before be-
ge,s we'll clipping the fifty dollars into her
hand. and was off before he could bear her
thanks. or the loud praises of those who
had just bsen denouncing him as Q grasp.
ing miser.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
DrOpIn the Ere.

Mrs. G. aud Mrs. D. were once taking TO-
gether about their mutual friend, Mrs. E.,
of whom it was beginning to BE whispered
about that she was falling into the habit Of
intemperance.
Mrs, d. noticed that little child Of Mrs.
C's. who was present, was listening inc
tently to the conversation. and checked her
as she was about speaking of Mrs. E., by
rte significant remark, Take care, little
pitchers have long ears
Mrs. G. took the hint, and, Intending to
be very safe aud prudent, said:
They do say that Mrs. E. sometimes
has drop in her eye, and am afraid i Is
so.' ~
oh. I have no doubt of it, answered
Mrs. d.
The child heard it all, and Determined ,
on the first opportunity to make her own
observations on the subject.
So the next time Mrs. E. cnlIsd on her
mother, the child stationed herself directly
in frUnt Of her, and fixed her eyes steadily
on her face, from which she never once re-
moved them. till at length the lady, said
My dear, why do You stare SO much
at me 2
Because answered tie child, usy'noth.
er and Mrs. ID. said, the other day, that
you sometimes have drop IN your eye, and
want to see if 1t 10 there now
Of course the lady rose in high indiSnaS
ton. and all intercourse between the par
ties at once ceased.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
The Whole Business ofLIre.

The amisble and gifted Jane Taylor, the
last time she took up her pen-it was on
the day proceeding her death-wrote as
follows:
oh, my dear friends, if you knew what
thoughts l have NOW. you would see as
do that the whole business of life lie pre-
pairing for death
How much time is spent in preparing TO
live How little 10 preparing to diel
One who lived mere than fifty years said,
as the hand of death was upon him, Il
have all my days been getting ready to
live aud now must de-
Would men hut syent as much time in
preparing to die as they do preparing to
live. the physical agonies of death would
not so frequently be heightened by the ag.
oDies OF despair.
The whole business of life is to prepare
for DEATH Thousands Of death beds
death beds of rejoicing aud death beds of
despair-bave borne witness to this truth
The reader will bear witness to it-per-
baps at an early day
In view of this truth. this very day
should be spent in pi eparing to die. Our
chief attention should this day be given to
things which shall prepare us for the clos
ing day of life. In the same way should
all our coming days be spent.
Such course would not render life a
dreary waste. Far from it. That man
best enjoys life who is best prepared TO
leave it,
1t is a mouruful thought that iu ell prob.
ability some reader Of these lines will meet
death without being prepared for it's dread
realities.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
SkIIIIn Farming.

The farmer has quite as much need of
skill and tact in cultiVaring the earth, as
any other class of citizens, Skill, tact. q nd
good management. Contribute quite as much
TO success in farming as hard work The
head must work as well as the hands, and
be mutual helpers. In the article of but
ter, for instance, the same outlay is reeuir-
ed to make miserable article as a good
one. But rancid butter will not sell for
half as much az that which is pure and
sweet. and skiliully put no in yellow balls,
and IN clean, wholesI ne firkins. It is the
sEilful dairyman that pockets the most
cash, aid establishes good reputation for
himself and his butter. just SC it is in all
tbs various departments of agriculture
The man who culrivates his mind, and laws
up fund of useful and scientific kDoEI.
edge, as he cUltivates his farm from wear to
year, Is suro to reap rich reward in the
time VI harvest. 900. ~ .--..-1
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

Society of Women.

There. isno society in the world moro
profitable, because none more refining aud
prOmotive Of virtue, than that OF refned
aud sensible women. The beauty Of wo.
man is made TO wiz, her gentle voice tS
invite, the desire Of her favor to persuade
mems sterner souls from strife to peace
We honor the chiValrous defsrsnce paid TO
women. 1t evinces not only respect to
virtue and desire after pure affect7ous Suk
that our women are worthy Of such RES
pect. But women were not made merely
to win men to their society. To be com:
pdnions they should he fitted 81 be frieuds:
to rule hearts they should secure the ap:
probation Of minds. Aud man dishonorS
them Is we'll ss disgrsces himself when be
seeks their circle for lido pastime: aud not
for the improvement Of bis mind aud ID 8
elevation Of bis heart.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24

some MISTAKES CoRRECTED-Tha editor
of the Star 10 the West furnishes the fol-
lowing modest attempt at correcting GER
tain rather widespread mistakes:
1t is a mistake to suppose that the SUBJ
seriptiun price of paper lie clear gain to
the publisher.
1t is q mistake to suppose that he gets
his white paper for nothing .
1t is mistake to suppose that it is print
ed without cost.
1t is a mistake to suppose that he can
live bodily by faith.
Ii Is mistake to suppose that the bali
cent or cent per week profit contributed by
each paying subscriber. toward their living
buys the editors and proprietors, body and
soul.
1t Is mistake to suppose that it is easy
to please everybody.
Ii 10 mistake to suppose that two dol
lars year entities every one to the repe.
tition Of his own opinions on every line.
Ii is q mistake to suppose that paper is
worth buying which contains only Whist
one knows aud believes already.
1t lie 8 mistake to suppose that taking
and paying for paper 'patronizes' it any
more than the subscriber.
Ii is mistake to suppose that money
due for paper would be as good to US in
g year aG it would be now.
Ii is mistake to suppose that we would
not be thankful for what is due US, and for
new subscribers.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
Social Taflle.

At small evening party, not very long
ago. and elderly lady me utioned family Of
the name Of Hnmer, much respected in a
certain neighbOrhood. Somebody present
with the pleasantly adapted to small eve
ming partiee, exclaimed:
Pray, madam. are they descended from
the great Homerf
% which the old lady replied with great
emphasis:
oh, yes. cir; and not little proud are
they OF II, l Can assure youP
This reminds one of the French able,
who was introduced at dinner party to a
gentleman of the name of Robinson, cele-
brated for dressing in rather an eccentric
costune-a green coat. hunting>cap, and
buckskin breaches. The able thrice lifted
his fork to his mouth. and thrice laid i,
down. with an eager stare of surprise,
the suddenly burst out with:
Excuse me, sir, are you the famous
Robinson CrusOe, so remarkable in his
tOry!'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-11-24
VOL. 81 NO. "a.
Borrowed PIumes.

How many persons there are 10 the
present age Vt the world, wearing borrow
oome oil the most prominent notabilities
VINO are paraded before the public as OBJ
lects OF special admiration, are men who
nave either borrowed CT stolen pIumes Crom
othe1s-very likely from those far more
worthy OF public donors than are those ar.
regant puf-balls themselves. =
Many military man has bean promote
to high rank for slIeded act of bray-ry.
when if the real facts in the ca we're
brought to ligh:. the honor jus IL belongs
to some minor officer, without whose pres
ence and skill on the baltic Geld the
result. would have been quite different
from what it was.
Many public sneaker IL regarded as a
man of profound errudition and command
ing elpquence, when 10 truth his must
pleasing intellectual productions are ct len
bodily from his library.
Many so-called poet has succeeded in
acquiring more than local notoriety by
JudlcIous use of other persons brains the
hraihs of those who are poets.
And occasionally there is to be found an
editor whose much admired and widely
read editorials are but the reprint of those
prepared from some other paper which bis
readers never zee.
And so wags the world. The old scrip
tursl injunction to render uLto Caspr the
things which are Caesars" seems to be
strangely overlooked, in the distribution of
this worlds donors. and borrowed plumes
are being sported by thousands whose own
originality alone would never lift them
above the very commonest stata of socie
ty.
Reader, when you see an individual
proudly strutting among bis fellows in self
complacent, peacock style, the admired Of
admirers. manage if possible to get behind
the scenes, ascertain if bis plumes are
Indigenous to bis own back, or only borrow
ed from others more deserving Of applause
than he.
If so, strip them off, without mercy, and
1t will be a salutary as we'll as ludicrnus
SPECTACLE to see the impOster stand out be-
FORE the wondering multitude, nude, crest
fallen, collapsed buDhug.
The expUse. however distastefuI it nav
be to the victim. will serve to enlighten the
public. wonderfully, in regard to the inter.
esting subject Of borrowed plumes. and af-
ford an additional demonstration of the
fact that some things can be done as well
as others