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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-12-21
Vermont Central and SGgaI-
van agaisrSasss.

Winter Arrangement commencing Nov, "A, 1864
TRAlns GOING soUTn AND EAST
Leave Waterbury at S.25A NJ, l.5l P and
| SAC N.
! Mail Train leave. st. Adams at els a. NJ,
Burlington 100 A NJ, connecting at y bite
Ryer junction AMI Bellows rails with trains
for Boston, Worcester. Springfield and New
York, arrivingin New York at 10 ljra.
Day Express leave, Ogdenoburgh at 30 An,
Montreal at SOFA Nj, Rouse> Point at 10 40 a..
for Boston Troy and New York.
Night Express leaves Ogdcn burg at IL.
80 AN MOntreal at 2. - Pm, Rou es Point at o4j
NJ. arriving at Boston at $40 a Al, connecting
at Bellows Fsls with heshire Il X. for Boston
and Worcester and with Vt. Valley h. r., for
Springfield &c.. and arriving in Aew York at
1880 =. m ftf
TRAINS GoISG NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at 80 AN, IL. 3IA 4O4 r M,
and i.O6 N.
ijay Express leaves Boston at ZOO N,
via Lowell Tor Burlington, Montreal, Ogdens
burgh. hcago and the West, making close
connections.
Mail train leaves Boston at T.SJAN via tow
ell, I.awreDccc or Lawrence, or fitchhurg,
White River Junction AT 3.Uj T.. Nj, for Burning,
ton ana st. Adams.
accommodation tram leaves Mortified at lO.20
NJ. and Burlington at lZ.26 p. n. for Ruuse's
Point
Night express train leaves Bellows Falls at 10.
ley ra road, leaving New York at T. NJ. and
from he hire railroad, leaving Boston at 90
", connecting at White River Junction with train
leaving Boston al $40 Al, for Burlington
house's Point. Montreal. and Ogden bnrgh,
The Mail Trains connect with lassumpsic fOad.
Sleeping ear are attached 10 both the night eA
press trains running between Rouses Point and
Boston. aud RouSc's Point and Springfield
Through Tickets for Chicago and the Vest fOI
sale at tho principal stations. & MERRILL,
st. Adams, Nov. II, 1864 80 Supt.
To Professors Of i5uSic and The Musical
IhtJbc Generally. Z
P. A. WUNDERMANN.
Foreign & American Music Warehouss,
S2+ Broadway, IN
Having on hand the largest stock Of FoteisB
Music IN New York, which he imports from Eu-
rope expressly to meet the taste and requirements
Of the American lovers of iiuric Respect fully
calls attention to the fact, that he Is now sappy
ing Music of every Style at a Reduction OF twen.
t, five TO fifty per cent less thanany other house
in the United States. fes.flI
Private antilles can besupplied fpost fres) by
forwarding the cash TO the above address. Should
the amount Of Cash Forwarded exceed the cost Of
the Music the balance will be promptly returned
in postage currency. ass4tg
Dealers and Professors shpnld not neglect this
opportunity /; they will be literally dealt with.
N. B ANY and every piece of Mnsic vocal
or instrumental published la Europe or Amer
lea will be supplied to order,iit accompanied by
the cash. Remember the Address.
p. A..WUNDERMANN
Foreign and American Music Warehouse. si4
Broadway. New Ysrk. ~ 4sms
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Claims. The 800 bounty due soldiers discharged
for wounds received in battle, collected WITHOUT
DELAY We pay esperial attention to claims In
which other attorneys have iaied' OF which nave
been suspended OF winch there are tens OF thous-
ands. We have already collwied and paid over
to soldiers and their heirs S5UV w. ana are
paying thousands daily. Wesecure pensions for
ten dollars, and collect bounty and back pay Tor
ten per cent, and no pay until after we have sue
Ceeded.
The ARMY HERALD is published monthly, and
is devoted to the interests Of the soldier and MS
heirs-to whom it Is invaluable. Write us and
we viii send you a copy free, or for thirty cents
we will send you by return OF mail, fine en-
graved tinted likeness talbum size) of LII Gen.
Grant, and the Army Herald for one year. To
persons sending club of four, we will send as
a premium, an additional likeness and the Herald
for one year, and for each additional subscriber
an additional likeness TO the getter up OF the
club, so that person sending us club of ten
and So viii be entitled 10 receive, himself. seven
ikeneEses and the Army Herald for one year, and
for any other number in the same ratio.
REFERENCES.
Washington, d. G., april IS, 1864.
We take pleasure in saying that G. &. Bruce
Esq, has complied with the act of Congress au-
thorizing certain persons to act OK army and ma
Wy agents for the collection of war claims against
the Government, and to recommend him to all
persons that have claims they wish collected
promptly.
United States acknowledgement F. Wade
John Sherman
Members of Congres-E. R. Eckley, VIM. John
ston VIM b. Allison. 20
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An Act in amendment of Section eleven
Chapter twenty Of the General Statutes
entitled "of the supper. and removal
Of paupers, and the relief Of the insane
pour.
1t Is hereby enacted SO. tlA9
SEQ /. Section eleven of Chapter TWEEN.
ty Of the General Statutes shdl ,ead as
0lloxs, f''''''' - f'fAfDe
(sosznIxs Oh 20 sAsH.)
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u. & IA. Z. ANTHONY g. CO.,
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Wholesale and retail.
sol Broadway, n. Y.

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Revolving microscopes for pupiic or private ex.
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Photograph Albums
We were the first to introduce these into the
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u Fine Albums made TO order, III
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lust all claims aud felnaids fall persons against
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pointmei NJ the dweliRrhome of widow Helen
'ennock IN oristown IN said district on the
last saturday. Of aeh and Nav next NJ Q
o'clock ~ tht forenoon on each of said days.
| wFrr fff.lsae .ORlO CAnY,
| sts.M.,b Va II. s. KELSEY, Com ~. Z
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE.

n shutting tho machine togetherturn the Grant
ME, 80 ta.t tic e:as oftne cutters Will enter the
grooves in tho a"bor
Cutihe n, attn Gees or strips and feed II regu-
r1rly ito ths b, pptr; Tlen tne machine is full
viii be. N ~ djsthagge.
After ia meat - 10 cut has all been put into tho
hopppf putin soma oftho minced meat, 40 that
tao meatrCmainiuS IN tue machine uncut may be
forced under tho CATERS
wleu thu cuttersrcquire sharpening 1t can easily
be done W ID v l..e t4e.
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Restorative for the hair,
Prevents its falling of.
Clark's Distilled
Restorative tor the hair,
Promotes its natural and healthy growth.
Clark's Distilled
Restorative for the hair,
CApSeS the hair to grow on bald heads, where the
roots are not entirely dead. In such cases,
nothing will do it.
Clark's Distilled
restorative tor the hair,
IL u most luxuriant dressing. A little one gays,
81 like it, it makes my hair feel SO soft
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Clark's Distilled
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Contains no dirty sediment to be shaken up be-
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Clark's Distilled
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Is a clear. transparent fuid-contains no Oils
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GEO. C. GOODWIN g. CO., Boston. General
| agents. 20yl
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The above machines are for sale by Wa-hbnrn
y Wl-Nell, General Agents, Cadys Falls VT.
Trade supplied, 52m2
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FINKLE & LYONS
11F
IMP WE'D
SEWING MACHINES.

The greatest improvement yet in the Sewing
Machine art. a curiosity wOlth sesing.
Please send for circular with sample Of Sew
ing.
1 hese Improved Machines save ONE HUNDRED
FER CENT OF th,eaJ and silk and makes tho
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they require no instructions to operate per-
fectiy except The printed directions"
No change In sewing IRON one kind of goods
to another.
And no taking apart TO clean or oil.
Our NEW MAAUFAoTORY Is now complete,
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anu Is already rapidly tuning out Machines.
which for BEAUTY aud PERFECTION OF tIAIsn
are not surpassed by any manuisctuie in the
world, t.r
N should any Machine prove unsatisfato.
ry it can be returned and money refunded.
Agents wanted in counties NOT csnvassed by
our own Agents. a 81 ~
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Received tie HIGHEST PECEICu awarded IL
the American Institute f3r Eao,-..acs eft4e Kind
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This -Ti,'!a, Res the FLOWING advantages owe,
al O her Cy.la or Meat Cutters:
LIST. ltjsrll h n 70 simple in ifs construction.
Taere as b;t four different parts ias.Ge OF the
Machine, al of wh!ch can DO readily taken OUT
separated, cleaned AID rcpllced, consequently
there is 10 jiac- about the Machine where meat or
the juices ofIn:ls can find Judgement, and become
rancid.
2nd The nnEera on tho nrbor ara so .srranRsd
that they sho-r clos1 to tho lLiyes when the Ma
china is n u2ag4t oa, Cutting tho meat cIeany and
evenly, lday ~ GtrilGs, in ,tead CT tearing 1t
apart, assist Q clas VITA 9th + Cy..lder Msohi es
81 ThaL .-rssR-s ii .c'y he.iia their p}tces-
atone e. ilTt .ah NaI UU"pp iat) which they are
cast aldati.,7 az cc7] by the grooves on the ar
Dor, m,"'ti ii Ia .ossibio for ono to break while
cuts " I'Sat.
4,A -achine vii cut meat moro rapidly
than other Machines, and with leSs power for tie
quantity cut
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Es. eg. EsEs S,E2.

0RAFEB AMI I...1lUT,
has just returned from New Yok with good
stock of
BROADCLoTHs, CAsSIMKREs AVID VISITING
OF Late Patterns and styles.
German Broadclo;hes, Black Does kinS, French
Fancy Does kns for Gentleman's Pants
Rich Silks and Mnrsciles Ves,ingo, Satin
and Silk Vestings, Of the best qualities.
10 All Garments made at thi. shop will be
done in the most wolkmaniike and fashionable
manner.
Garments cut for Others to make, are warrant
ed to fit.
Gentlemen wi hing for good and fashionable
oat get il by calling at l.iker's shop.
oct. 10Th, 1864. 49yl
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PRICES.

30. / y anIiy Size, $500
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The New York herald., 1864-11-26

PanaDEIPHIA AHEAp.--Debind New York =
everything that relates 10 commerce sol
national greatness, our little sister city Of Phi
lsdslphia 10 ahead OF the metropolis Ia one -
spect, aud that In the words Of Terence, y
"big tbingr The Quaker citizens have rua
mad on petroleum. They are far 10 advance =
the New York operators In oil and oil lsadA
and bestow more money and attention. upea
the subject than they do upoa any other article
Of commercial value. The form alton OF pesrsr
Ieum companies oommeaced In PhiIadeiphIs b
December last, only about year ago. II ~
called the Oh Greek Company, and so prosper.
GUS did II become that other stock companies
were formed, 20 that now they are numbered ~
hundreds, embracing . capital OF some seventy
or eighty milllsns OF dollars. The PnIlsdeiphh
newspapers eEcel those Of any other city ia
their lsudstiou OF petroleum enterprises. 4
new railroad for the conveaisncs Of passenger
bss just gone into operation. and the wort s'
opening the oil regions Of Pennsylvania Il goss
into 80 thoroughly that the territory may 800
bs said to be literally cold Sy Iuches. CovsN
nor Curtin, chief msgissrat. OF Psnnsylvssiss
ressserts former statement made by himssifs
that tho petroleum interest Ia more valuable
than that OF the entire coal and iron product q
the State. He has gone Int the Buchansa
Farm Oil Company, and, II appears, cannot -
stock enough. THUS We snd the staid old cid
zcus of Peunsylvani., and the quaint old dsns-
Gems OF lts chief city, from the highes, officer In
thu State down 10 Ma hambls srtlsaa
Who can command but few hundred
dollars. iufccted with this singular OH
fever, and running into ell soA Of ertrsvs-
Qanccs and speculstiors. One oil prince,
worth couple Of millions ard not yet OF age.
is reported TO have bought the Girstd House.
pbiladeiphis, and contcmpla.ss transfer ming 70
into home for poor aud surcranauated Oh
operators. IL this philsnthropic idea be sel-
lowed By thoas who have realsxcd immense FER
tunes from The oil business. aud who are DOG
resident In Boston, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Esb
Chicago and elsewhere, mach suffering durv
the coming wintor may be spared to uuios
nate spcculatcrs. An institution OF tbck
might be started In New York, vherc Tho
fever has been raging Tor some time, bul
not yet assumed fatal type. The Bippol
tron would be admirably suited for the
pose, and Its selection would prove hs
coinoident TO the fact that u had besA "
formed into receptacle for those who
been 10 unlucky ~ to "sce the oi'ipbsn1'
Philadelphia bears of the palm 10 oil may
ooaoernipS PsxellA II spbles her 70 SUM-
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

6sd 70 grady u 70 sous extenk These facts
eli point 70 10 cenelusioa that New York y
growing - rapidly h art - Il hs grown In
commerce; asa shey scsn 70 promise that ssuO
very distant day /. -ill b. .sss art capital Of
tho world. We viii prsducs eaars's 9ar own
actors and pisys, our singers and |" ."ersa al,
the novelty that viii charm In other cities ~il
80 from ours. and every Impulse Of life that
shall stir the hlszionis o. lyric world viii
originate here
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

ursr roR MosBr--It seems that MoBby,
tho rebel guerilla, has been hanging seven Of
our mon by way OF retaliation, aud In letter
to General Sheridan he threatens to hang sevo
raj more. when Mosby hears the news from
Sherman and nnds the confederacy tumblng
about his ears he viii probably change his
policy. We might take Il Into our heads to
hang Nesby sSms aas dNx, That weuld not
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
Public Amasenents-Nsw York Dsstfusd
TO As the Art Capital OF the World.

our nights usually are. III was rather fair
representative OF the excellence and high stand
ard OF our public entertainments, and the oc-
cason was noteworthy in 50 fur as II Affords .
fair occasion to point out how much New York
is ahead OF other cities ia this respect First
on The list stands q representation Of one Of
Shakspere's plays. No playgoer has seen Shak-
spere presented with attraction more likely to
draw and charm the true lover Of the drama since
the days when sbsksperc himself appeared
in his own pisys. Three parts in the tragedy
Of Julius Cesar were pcrsonsted by actors
OF the nrst inertia thing chat can hardly be
seem in any city but ours. Only English cities
could hope TO rival US in this; and England
does not uow possess three tragsdians, or even
sne comparable to any one Of the Booths.
Moreover, IL there were three mes Of such
ability on ths British stage, audiences would
hope in ysia to see them all together 10 one
play.
Seoend on the lila. We have che opera. The
sperauc performance last nigh, was also an
almost unriyalled Que. An opera never before
played ln this city was produced with mag
nifoenss and richness that no European per
formsnce could surpsss, and that fen can
equal, and with singers whose reputation is
nrst rate 10 Europe, drawn hither, a. all that il
good in Europe Is, by the liherality Of our
people. In respect to singers sso we bid fair
to distance Europe with home productions.
Some Of eur best are native Americans, and
the greatest musical sensation recently e1-
perienced on the other side Of the water was
created by that ne!odlous little Now Yorker,
Miss Patti Last night We also had per.
formsnce at che Broadway theatre BY one OF
tho best comic actors now on the stage, Mr..
Owens. We had an admirable performance at
wallack's theatre, with a company of more
general excellence than can bo found else
where. Admirable performances also, With frat
rate companies, at tie Olympic asd at NibIo's
theatre Good performances at two theatres
in The Dowery suitable to the strong taste of
the eastern districts, and we had the usual
variety Of negro minstrolsy al the several halls
devoted TO that species Of popular, national
and original music aud fun. We had o good
circus performance, an exhibition OF wild AMI.
mals--aa itinerant geological garden-a Ger
man thoatre, and, though we did not have last
night we do have twice week, an admirable
performance in the French language.
All these entertainments we're we'll patron
lied, a. indeed our entertainments always are.
Oar people have tasto for this species Of rs-
ersailos, and the distribution Of the wealth Of
Ne oonaaaity 4 40 GcasrG that Ill ss cas-
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

AcApExy or MUSIC. Irving plscs. --Ir.rrAs orKsA-
Nstinec 81 4. A.-fAusr
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

NEW BowERr TREAIRE. Bowery -CAwroUonr-
DAMON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gnosr.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

-BowERY THEATRE, HowcTy. -nJ.s BoY-KSIcFi
or 81. JoHs-DRcHALUHEAu-uow 10 AyoID DRAFIIsa
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

BARNUMS MUSEUM, BroadwaY-THKvs MasxorH
rAr GIRLs-IHREx GIASTs-Two DwAsrs-ISpiAss--
FRrrcH AurosAroSs. DRAMATIC PsnFoRx AScEs-paS and
EgeElnQ
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

BRYANrs' MINsTRELs Mechanics Hall, 472 Broad
wsy.-ErsIorIAs soscs DANCES, BURLxsQUgs, Ac.-How
AEg You =
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

ADJUSTMENTS THIS DAY AND EygsISo.
The New York herald., 1864-11-26

the Rebels Wv@ngifmg-ThsF Fire. e atsrS
Rampsns-Ths Peace fsa DsissIsaG
Up-A Terrible Picture or Exhaustion.
In the late debates Ia the rebel Congress "a
repor. Of which we published yesterday THO
reader will have discovered that the rebel
leaders are wrsngling, that the 6re-eatsrs are
rampant, but that the peace msA among thsn
are also beginning to bristls up and show
eight. In ell these things the evidence ac-
cumula.es Of = widening generalization in
Rebellion. which before long will culmnste Ia
. crushing collapse
In The debates In question Ne have also some
interesting disclosures on the military exhaustion
OF "the confedsracy." Mr.. Staples, Of Virginia,
from tho Select Committee 70 inquire into the
expediency OF appealing 70 the several States
In order TO effect decrease OF military ex-
enptions under State authority, demanded
action on the subject. He said 1.-THE records OF
the bureau Of conscription exhibit more than
thirty thousand exemptions OF able bodied
males between eighteen and forty -Gve:- In
Virginia, one thousand four hundred; North
Carolina, fourteen thousand six hundreds South
Carolina, four hundred; Alabama, one thou
sand and seventy -four; Mississippi, ono hundred
and ton: Georgia, from twelve to ff.een thou
sand, or more, besides largo number Of rail.
road employees, DO, whom the Governor
(Statc Rights Browo) refuses 10 have
enrolled" Thus II appears that all the
exempts from military service In "tbe
conredersoy" between eighteen and forty 1--WE,
from Richmond 10 tho Mississippi river. are not
equal in number 10 The abIc.bodIed men
betwces eighteen sqa lVrtynvc q ttls day Ia
The New York herald., 1864-11-26
THE SITuArxoN.

New York. Saturday. aov. as, Iss 4.