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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-13
GIVE THE BOYS TOOLS.

In man there is what may be termed
a making instinct" and our houses,
garments. ships, machinery, and in fact,
everything we use, are the practical re-
sul's Of this instinct. How important then
that this faculty be cultivated, and that
the idea be at once and forever abandon
ed that none but mechanics require this
great element of usefulness and happi-
ness. Whatever a mans occupation.
whether he DO merchant. an artist or
a mechanic, there are hourly occasions
for its practical application. Being thus
general in its usefulness. the cultivation
Of this constr uctive faculty should be pri-
mary consideration with parents. Skill
in the use Of Tools is of incalculable ad-
vantage. 1t gives useful employment to
many an otherwise idle hour. Itprompts
one to add thousand little conveniences
to the house, which but for this skill
would never be made. In word, it is
the carrying out, in fuller sense. Of the
design of the Creator, when he implanted
this faculty of constructiveness within US.
Let it then be cultivated in children. In
dulge the propensity TO make waterwheels
and miniature wagons. kites and toy boats
sleds and houses, anything in fact which
will serve to develop it and render tprac-
tically useful. Give the boys good pock.
ct knives, and what is better. give them .
good workshop. Employed in IL. they will
not only be kept out Of mischief, but they
will be STRENGTHENING their muscles, exsr-
cising their mental powers, and 6tting
themselves for greater usefulness. whsn
they shall be called upon to take their
place in the ranks Of men, ,--Ssisssifs
american. baiia1y " iiin - 3fb X,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-13

finally dry up what is coming now to BE-
80 universally recognized as the direful
spring of all our TO weave.
through the wisely directing hand Of
providence, the web and the woof, not
only of the wedding garment Of /" UNION
and LIBERTY, to be oNr and INsEpARAsts.
hsncetorth and forever" but. withal Of
the winding sheet. of American Slavery.
THE restless soul
Still chafes against his bondage, points the way
That leads to freedom, but the sword alone
Makes good the dreams that else would hut
betrsy."
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-13
Painters.

4 N. LEIGHTON. Eden Corners, VT. here
IL. by announces to the citizens Of Lamoille
County and vicinity that he has made arrange
ments for doing House, Carriage and Furniture
Painting and Graining. In the neatest manner,
and with the utmost dispatch. He also attends
to paper hanging and glazing All orders
promptly attended to. t"W 3t61
II J. TAYLOR would respectfully inform the
u. inhabitants Of Hydepark and vicinity that
he has located In Hydepark for the purpose oi
doing all kinds Of work belonging 10 his profess
ing. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-13
Tailors.

A H. WELLS, merchant tailor. Waterbury,
n Vt dealer in the best broadcoths doeskins
cassimeres, vestings, tailors' trimmings, custom
Ready made clothing, Gents furnishing
Goods, &C., Graments made in the most ap-
proved manner. and warranted to fit. 80
~ H. MILAN fashionable tailor johnson Vt.
U.All work made by him will be done in the best
style and warranted to fit. Cutting done for
Others to make. Terms, cash on delivery.
q N. TRACY, fashionable tailor. Johnson Vt.
C.Work done to order on short notice. Cutting
dome for others to make. All work warranted 20
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-13
MODEL POETRY.

Here is an awful poem which is en-
titled Rudolph the Robber, or the Red
eyed -Roysterer:"
Musing near limestone quarry,
Micaceous lava by my side
Wrapt in melancholy-sorry, b.
Watched the trapezoidal tide.
The cactus singing in the skies
In stereoscopic euphony;
The harsh ovariums's glittering cries
Meier reused my deep cacophony.
At length woke in accents wild,
And gazed into the glimmerng sheen;
Uy'started. wondering now beguiled
Had sulphuretted cynics been.
For right before me stood form
Arrayed in cataplastic guise,
And in his hand, from murder warm,
A syncope of hughest size
outrageous youth !" hoarsely cried.
What pericardium brought thee here?
Thou diatribe of perchloride,
Prepare to meet thy lager bier "
The beeting cliffs incumbent reared
Behind the Royesterers paradox,
And soon his concrete head appeared
Infnitesisimal on the rocks
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-13
OUR NATIONAL TRIBULATION.

PERFECT THROUGH SUFFERING.
BY REV. II. H.. HOWARD, OF JOHNSON.
The unequalled victory which Christ
achieved in tho days of his flesh was
reached. as is we'll known, only through
unparalleled sufferings. AS it was with
him so it has been with every subsequent
exhibition of his spirit upon earth all
great moral truths of his kingdom, having
had to fight as it were for leave to exist.
having had to conquer their position, hav-
ing had to encounter persecution and op-
position the most determined and relent-
less--to come up, in the most literal sense
of the term " through great tribulations "
There has never been, | venture to Say.
since the world began, single principle
of moral purity advanced. single law
carrying justice against the cruelty and
wickedness of passion, any truth, any
equity, any humanity whatever, that has
not been subjected to the severest crucial
fires, that has not been in every possible
way put to the contest, that has not in a
worl, gone through this period of suffer
Ing What reform truly has ever been
successfully introduced that did not at
first have to endure the fiery ordeal of
popular denunciation that was not despis-
ed, hated, prosecuted. belied, rejected of
men and cruci6ed. Indeed it may be
doubted whether any great stride in ad-
vance iu any INSTRUMENTATION any great
moral transformation comes, but by trihu-
lation and sorrow. No regal road, |
think, has ever yet been found to reform.
On the contrary, the path to excellence
has been invariably found to lie through
conflicts. tolls, and distress Carlyle,
never spoke more truly or forcibly than
when he remarks, I" Reform is never JOY
Gus but grievous. No single man can re-
form himself without stern suffering
Much less a community-a nation Of men
THE serpent sheds not its old skin with.
out rusty disconsolateness; he is not hap
py but miserable. In the water-cure it.
self do you not sit stepped for months
washed to the very heart in elemental
drenchings, and like Job made to curse
your day Thus Media when she woulc
make men young again. was won't (ot
Heaven y to hew them in pieces with
meat-axes, cast them into cauldrons ant
boil them for length of time tel
you this reforming nation is terrible
business. That same sentiment in tn,
more elegant lines of our Quaker poet il
thus expressed and with direct reference
to our present trial: qlon
I'VE wait beneath the furnace blast
The pangs Of transformation.
Not painlessly doth God recast
And mould anew the nation.
Hot burns the fire sg
lI Where wrongs ex ire,
tr Nor spares tie hand
That from the land
, l1 Uproots the ancient evil" bon f8
The great practical truth embodied i
the homsly but pregnant utteranc, Of tn
, philosopher, as also in the ringing. stir
Z ring lines Of our New England bard.
! this. that whose would achieve any res
grandeur Of result. whether as nations 0
as individuals, must expect to do it onl
!, by taking up his cross" that who's
shall dare be just. wise, humane, cons9
tspsious beyond We sverige Of his cor
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-13
jewelers..

IT A. SCOTT, matchmaker and jeweler, Nor
IL. ristown Plain, VT. Clocks, watches, and
jewelry cleaned and repaired on short notice.
All work entrusted to him executed in salts
factory manner .a,s.. "a
THOMAS G. LEACH, matchmaker and jewel
| err, near Eden Mills, Vermont. Clocks,
Watches. and Jewelry repaired at short no.
tice will also repair music boxes, musical In
struments, umbrellas parasos, &c. All work
warranted and at reasonable prices. Orders by
mail promptly attended to. Great reduction in
prices to dealers in watches. 2Oyl
~ w. SCOTT. matchmaker and jeweler, John
". son, VT. keeps constantly on hand an as
sortment OF clocks jewelry patent medicines,
Essences. hair oils, candies, spruce gum &c. 30
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-13

a A. delegation Of prominent citissns
Of Arkansas Is on the way to Washing
ton. to make arrangements for the rsstut.
-aadn df tns ssass to ths UAsdn. i''oh
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-13
Carriage MAKER.

WILSON GRTsw0LD. carriage and sleigh
w maker Elmore. VI. keeps constantly on
hand. carriages and sleighs, Of the best work
lnaanship, aud got up In The best styis. Repair.
1ns soDs pscNytH.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-01-13
Physicians.

IA. STEELE, MD, Homeopathic physician
81. and surgeon, Morrisville, Vt. Office at his
residence-at the d. I Noyes house.
XIM L. WHITE, NJ. D., physician and sur
w geon, Hyde Park,Vt. Office at the for
mer residence of j. T. Allen. di
n P. FORBUSH, surgeon dem ,Err~zA
". tist. Office in the Patriot 144X
Building, State st, Montpelier Vt. eInYYp
IB MORGAN. NJ. d., physician and surgeon
81. johnson. VT. Office over S. Belding's store.
Office hours from lUA.M. till Pm. Particular
attention given to operative surgery. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-11
FROM CHARLESTON.

CaaRLEcroN, March Tile enemy con
.inur to keep ,Ip alow lire upon She city
There arc m ,i!"s "f :;siiyi:y IN Mofris Is
laad or either roints. The pu5;tion OF the Heet
is unchanged.
SECOND DESPATCH.
CuaRLssr"x, Marcl h--Thirty-nnn sheii''
were i.ci 1T the riT to-day. NJ ottr"T mil
l7y LcTs Of interest.
The amour It iu-dri ut The Assistant rrtaa-
urec's clico in this city for the past SIX Days
is t.o million two hundred Thousand dollars
THIRD DESPATCH.
CaASG.Esroii, Marcel, 9.--Fivc monitors were
ou lsrie the har this morning. In other re-
srects the feet remains unchanged.
Ten shells were fired AZ Sumter last night,
eisEs Of which struck. Battery Gregg opentd
on Simrkin;. t'::s morning, VINO replied, ar:
WAS Joined aY Sullivan's island batteries. Il
liye'y artillery duel was kept uP for several
hours.
So,ne clicer ol distinction arrived today al
the cicrny's fleet 4 small steamer cane
alongside. the Iruosiies, and. Immediately
npcn hi, departure. a>salute oi: lo guns Wa!
t;rr:: from the lrols.ucs.
! S9.a: uausuai activity vas reported aEonf
the ere,uy's hset in Folly river, Tuesday
night.
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.ss- The paper Will be stopped in all cases
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ic net wish 10 be without the paper must look
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-11
FROM NORTH MISSISSIPPI

DIMnrcIl>: March "A despatch 10 General
jackson, riatrl CHu:on, March "a, says tha, q :.
rneniy's army, with the 18th and Eth corps. arH
between :!ir0J and j0,UU0 nfautry and ',pu
cavalry, left Canton thu. morning. after ren.n-
iEg three days Sherman reached there 'h-
18th, remained six hours. and then pushed on 10
Yichsbilrg, leaving Mcpherson in command !Ie
sent back nine eouriors i'll great haste 10 Nc.
phcrsnn on the nth, urging him to has:an -
Ficksburg, via Livingston and BIookviI:c
4 iHige number OF empty transports cEEs i
down the liver to Vicksburg, said to he fc tn
purpose OF taking Shcrmln's mrly up :ac :iv.s.
Tle enemy destroyed the railroad eigu; miles
heloT Ca:.to:, ard in the country burned houses
aud destroyed provisions. Over two huLdred !!
the en",ny wrle killed or captured. Ross hi. ii
- .: the 20 negro csvalry near fazoo city S"v-
eial wagon trains were also taken The emery
destroyed 10 rIiiroli bridges. Cyphcrei :.
patches were captured IRON the enemy e, at:'T:
Transports ire going down the iazoo river
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-11
VOLUME IXt.---NUMBER 81

1"teF a' tha: rate, bnt afrcr the rNFsrgc OFT: y
act, ~ call certificates shall bc i'rurl ~
e''tr the hrs. cey Of April. eighteen kuLcrCd
AID siSty-four.
:ccho. Iha!if any bauk of deg tsl,cll eivo
''@ tcp"s'iors the bonds authorized /? Z. l..
4o:t'Ug o! th.s';.cI in ,achauge fo- tL.ir t.
YOsits. and specify the s.ino Oh TIC bold. -.
selne d:atlLcl.se mark ii token, 10 lie agreed
upon with the Secretary O. the Treasury. Il, =.
tie sal: ';epusiror shall BE eutit!e 10 :,c".c
the amount Of sail l.nGdH ia Treasury ICES
hearing, no intel OK: and cn!siandil2 =. !'c
pasoHGc 81 ;!Iia Hc: E"cni|I the cad i,r i
are presented bei9Cc the privilege # !2.d
saiu Eotes 1t Par shall cease, ~ herein re.
scriEed.
Sec. II. That al treasury notes hereto:o:3 10
sued olthe denomination Of I've dollars staliccr-
tinue to lie receivable in pajo,ont of pu.l:a
dues, as provided by INV, and fu,,da,.u a. ~.
under tho provisions Of sii,is s.;t. Until The
first day Of July, eighteen hundred ard
sixty-four, east, 'and until the first duy ci
October, eighteen hundred and Gixty-io. =.
west of tho Alis.issippi river, but af,tr dat
tiR,c they shnll be subject 10 tax Of .l-.,
three and one third cents on every dollar prcI,-
iset on the :are thereof, said tag 10 attacA 10
sald n0.cs wherever circulated, aid Saij art,.
to be ipndahie ard exchareesblc 10y rrm uca-
sury notes, us herein provided, rhc,, % I'c
deduction of said lax.
See. T. ThatanY Safe holding ire SUI e..5....
rcrcircd ic.cre the tiu:r bcrcjn ,,y,.: a.- ;,.-
::- said ,,tc. sail lac allowed r,,i; go. ,.-
s., rG ,,nruerr c;,,i,,..,, bm,5,.! ".',
''''
ctut. bends Of :hc Confcderarc S,.;cf.
payable tmcnty years after date A. ..r y --
terese payable teml'anIuaily. hu' al uc.-"
sn'i notes recni'eU 10y any STATE alter to
| ;;nG hScd !oT i"x!hS ihc .aue :is alurs~'.,,
sa: br bed to have beef r,cri, Ell L!r iai.h,.
by tie uiauuat Of sai FAX II, di.cr.in.l,.-
llD:. between tka uotca Sri io.r f., ,ls-.y.t
thnsn fi;,; ro euli,.c chofI'Lo l,r t.,-..,...3
faith CT eaclt State. and the c,.r,;f.o.o. g..
Gsv.rr,,- thereof shall in ,a.h r,.,.j,.,,,,....
siye
c.c ~ TLs, ,.oos,-, ,,.,, h,-..,c....
,s,;,. i:1.r", y. rba :,, ''",1 ot
,;r.,. ,.:,,,s -, .h., Ir,',.,,i inir., ~.
-, va ,', 10y 81 "'.'sis 80, ., '"i''
I:.. 'n', 49,. ',''iI ~ ,o .n p"3 i',' ~ '"'
bonds Of :h. COME ie-ate 5 ates. p.ycb.. t?n
,r:us after Il ratification Of y reri;. Of I.....
wi,h th. United States. bearing ih. ,si. IN.
;crrst >p"rilie, OF ler fare. payable ga 81, il.
day oi January III rHc and every yurr.
S,c. II. Iket tic SccretGly Il Treasury d ma
hc il hereby authorized. in case the eH igerc.3s
# the Govcn!n,,h: sliCu.i require H. t. i:.y -,
demand Of any public creditor wnoAe Gc.; n.rs
he contracted ale tie passage Of his act. 81
irS 10 receive The siiuc iii certificate ur iGCvi:,
o,inrss 10 be issued by. SAID Src!e enrs IL. rpr.,
form As lie may deem proper, payable two y,;iS
after ratification of airtaty Of rcaGc VII. ;ia
United States. bearing in,ei esi a! the '';, OF 81.
per rcnt. per *iHum' pay"h.c seini'"iiia'iE' -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-11

EXTENSIVE SALE or BLOCKADE A"u ETI;r.::
GnpDS.--Messrs Kent Paine X Co con..rc'..-
ed on yesterday the sale of snn!.y Cargo .:
Cry goods. We append synopsis prices
Agate tutsons 81 20 per gross bore 90, -
dtr LAtt2Is So 81 do; pant .buC klcs - l..
ID; lasting vts5 buttons $23 so; Ia-tng o""t
.lo $50; ivory vest buttons S20a32 do Goa; 10
S4la53 /: linen buttons 50 -; pearl lut,ars
81 50.l6 so; pcurl agate 81; English p.',
S23 50 per puck suspenders Sl0af3 per rai:
,ray cotton hall hose assorted, 81 So per aii
i;.jia,' W ite hose s. 75al0 50; ladies hiuct
k;I gloves S33 per pair cOrsets So a:p,scc
linen shirt collars Sal SO per dozen ;.!pac;.
umbrellas :35 piece !; silk parafols S}3aa :;
.adies hem stitch handkerchiefs Sl6a2j =.
piosc: cotton umbrellas S32a45 Irish li.Icrs
Slu7jala 80 Per yard; check nluslin.$l0 l2ml :
80: black and " aite mohairs $9al0 So p;.rn:.;
thread, So So per pGupd; black and co.or.i
wnre,eL .brai's, S!O5 per gross: Elk ie:".t
s'liboaa. S24ajS per piece; Saxony il~;.r.o:-,
white, Sl.i IS per yard; fancy coors 81. -
IL; l;,,cn huekabacks, S. 25n7 -; fancy c;'-
-imerrs. So 50ao7 50 per yard; tarcy twe"'' +,
~ Soar so; black aipacas, S9al2 per yarc;
| French merinos, S2S 50; black Ftcrc!, b.
!air.s, SIG: black baratheas, Sl4; Dir: y..-
bof.s, $aGa52; fancy silks, S+s; black ,,hjl'"t
,Lawis, $75 apiece; black English Grape, So!
per yard; veil tissues, $40 25 per ysr0; her
net frames. IS 80 apiece; Ga drsb ker~t.F..
$50 poryard; DO grey army cloth, $50 per v.r;;
| black cloths $i4 $50 yard white brcs :
Slo so driiled-eyed needles sl9 per thopsalH
white cotton shirts with linen bosolns >;OJ pr
d,z=n; black French doe skins $50 ; 10 I'r
ysrd west Of England black cloths $i'5 per
yard fancy ragetta shirts S235 per dozen: .
Inadder prints Sj75a 50 25i T., college rrE "
prints 81 25 81 80; 7-3 black and whit, - =;
Sc 371 faEcy popIns S3sII check ginc:-'Gs
SO s0 pIaid organdies $40 75: plain roasi: +:
5 20; Deacbei shirtings So l24 81 !'
ard 80 irch shee.ings STA SIS; spool ""..", """,
:-2pa So 20 per Jczeu: C"~t-s' n'Eci' : :; :
- 10 ~ bed ifich:rg :" 80 IL Aua''': b'."t
shee.;ag GA hoop oki.;s Sic So s2sc4 D.
; eording 10 equality.
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Hves. .IrI Va. CAVALRY.
FAuqUIEs CcusTT, Feb. l2tb, 1851.

FAuQUIEH CrU*TT, Feb. l2tb. lSGl.
Lieut.. RQnr. d. MTarI,, q. S. N:
Lieutenant: have tue honor to acknow-
ledge the receipt Of beautiful rillo and your
letter, requesting me TO present 1t to the
,yr.1ost man in my old company. For some
time hesitatsd rs to who should be the rtci-
pient among so many deserving luen. First
Sergeant Robert Martin ard Pfiynte .Alston,
:. cnuntryuran uf the donor. present equal
claims; 10th "will Kill :. Yankee with H." as
bit, have killed many before. First Ser
gcan. Martin has served three years and pri-
va,c Alstcn not qnitc one year. Because Of
longer service unlG, present il to First Sci :
rAaat Robert Martin, Il man who, in III, past
tircs wears, has oubt!ess killed more Ynn-
KEGS than any other in that troop, and ~ sur
passed hy n5ne in corraSo ard daring.
VIE, u high arpr,,:intinn oi your "!iu'i"',
To tho Slack Hers" Gur:?ai and Hn's speed
20 th..t pro rebel Eurta:man,
an, Lieutenant
Very respectfully.
Iopr OfmLinut ncrv't,
itoRT. RANDOLPH,
L.c:.t. Cnl0nei Commanding.
.ith Va. Cavalry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-11

Gentlemea-I have eeen III the RiehiooId
naDcrs se7erat ac muats of the engagement al
Parker farm, (Brcok road) Oh Tueida.s tic
l.t Instant; and rs ell Of them have inlcn cr-
roueous, | !rel it lat inata correct statement
shcu!L I've made, and due praise a~A!:d to
the meritori"us.
It III not my r,:rrose to give an cztcnte! nc
e,uni, bu. merely co,,risc statement OF facts.
so far es ,he 18th and e0.h Bat;;Liuns are con-
cerned. In this brief eI itome do not desire
to detraot from the we'll earned iaurels that
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:IIlE TOOLS TO HIN WHO CAN USE
THEM"

:hc following correspondence pays com
plilncnt to deserving soldier, and gives "thc
tools to him who can use them :"
NAVAL ORDNANCE WORKS,
Richmond, Va, January 80, 1861.
Lieut. Col! RoBESr RANDOLPH, commanding
l:h Va wairy:
,!5ne.-:Whi,o recently abroad, rifle Of
p4cuiiar make ..'dexquistc tinish WAS placed
III my hands ~ 5. pTe.i"nt, iroai an English
;t.n''rn:.;; IL any "re Who would make the
h"at Use uf il against on. encmIcs--"r, i" use
his nwn words. "tO any ohe "ha Son'h Kill I"
Ya,kcs viii, it" As the Black Horse com
pany h.s dcserv~lly won a worldwide repu>
5,'i"n, leg lcase to p!a.c l. in your hands TO
be presented to the brLveat man IN hat troop.
AN sir, respectfully Yours, &E.,
r. j. Minor,
Lieut.. G.. S. Navy.
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FROM WILMINGTON

WlLHIaGTIH, March 9.-One million D.. y
three Thousand two hundred dollar, r.;
been funded hero up to twelve o'clock to-t;,,y y
The Federal blGcEader sunk Of Care FCor
proves 70 be the P1icrhof. She has gooa :,
,he bottom totally,
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: H. a., s..sl! hs u tgrco fr1a is 2escage.
\ E..,.- fcn-I. tn. rnlls IT,.
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