Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-08-30

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A GREAT SUCCESS. The American Pub
fishing Company, of Hartford, Connect
cut, have sold of Albert D. Richardson s
book, entitled THE Field, the Dungeon,
and the escape" nearly 10000 copies,
and the sales are still increasing. Their
presses are running night and day to fill
their orders. Sec advertisement i'll anoth.
er column of Agents Wanted.
Mr., EDITOR Il notice by your paper
that my name appears on the ticket for
County officers nominated by the Peoples
Convention held at this place on the 22d
inst, as candidate for second assistant
Judge. 1t is we'll known that the Union
Convention held at Morrisvile, Oh the
9Th inst. re-nominated me for the office of
first assistant judge, which nomination !
accepted. .a.-.,a
Not attending the Peoples Convention,
nor having been consulted by any member
of that convention upon the subject, | was
wholly ignorant of the action of that
convention until | saw my name in its
published proceedings l therefore deem
it but an act of justice to myself,--to my
friends, and to all concerned, to embrace
tho first opportunity to publicly decline
the nomination made by that convention,
however kindly proffered it may have
been. u L. B, SHERwIN.
Hyde Park. Aug, 25. 1866.
To the Farmers, Mechanics, and such
Others as may be interested, In Lamo,lle
County,: .. I'd"
The undersigned consider it their duty
to say in view of the coming fair to be
held at Morrisville Oil the Goth and 2lst
days of Sept. next, that in addition to the
exhibitions and exercises enumerated on
the posters, there will be trial of speed
on the fair grounds OIL the afternoon Of
the Cd day open to all horses in the coun-
ty. There will be two or more trials, one
for four-year.olds and one for all horses
also on the afternoon of eaid day there
will be a foot race open to all for purse
of 5$, providing three enter their names
for the race by IL O'Clock of the I'd day.
There is also a purse of $40 offered tC
the owner or rider of the fastest running
horse under the saddle, provided three
horses are entered by IL o'clock of the
I'd day for the race. The last mentioned
race to come off on the afternoon of Tho
second day. There is no entrance fee 70,
any of the races mentioned, but the race.
are open to all competitors. The show O
cattle, sheep, swine, &C., will take place
on the LIST day of the fair. The mali
show of horses will take place in the fore
noon of the second day except such ar
entered for the track. Floral Hall will
be open at all hours during the fair. TIL
trial of equesteriauism by the ladies viii
take place at one o'clock in the Afternoon
of the second day. and we trust the ladic
of the county will spare no pains to max
this the most interesting exhibition 0
the fair, and we also trust that those in
terested in instrumental and vocal musi
will do their best to secure good attend
ance that this branch of the fair may adj
to the interest and pleasure Of the coca
: sion. We would further say that tn
fair in all respects is to be entirely FIRE
and open to tho citizens of the Who'll
6 county. Daa s.aig 1o 'Pat sa} ta
There is now being built on the fai
D grounds ono of the best trotting- tracks i
the state, IL mile IN length The sam
/, will be completed and ready for use o
the 9th of Sept and all persons who d,
sire to use the track for training or dri,
. ing their horses can do so free Of expcns
This will the fair interesting and profit,
bic lcoer .,,s ~ ba. gAet,.,
And oil persons in the county are co
h daily invited to contribute such stocl
A articles, Sc. for exhibition as they ma
/, see fit. & 'h - "'ei -
Y The address will he delivered at Ii,
+" NJ. Of the 81 day. ,d 4 ia.dN T6N
rs BY Order Of Com. of Arrangements.
Morristowp, Aug. 25, 1855. ~
Of bua dtimd adi -riui huo i.ag ri'
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