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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-01

We have been in constant conmunica.
.or with Valencia since the splice was
"0 an the 18th, and have daily receiv-
n u news from Europe. which was posted
outside the telegraph office for the in
Srmation of all on board the Eastern and
s;an,led to the other ships. y#nU,s
After taking in Goals the telegraph feet
ill sail for the spot where the cable was
,,st last year. and recover the end and
% somnlete second line between Ireland
snJ newfoundland, aud then the Midway
ill proceed to lay the new cable across
a, Gulf of St. Lawrence. Z, NJ .' ,' VI
The cable will be open for business in a
few days, and all messages will be sent to
Fnrope in the order in which they are re-
.sived at Hearts Content. 2. sss'fI'Fa'
cannot find words suitable to convey
M admiration for the men who have so
,by conducted the nautical, engineering
and electrical departments Of this enter.
nri,e amid difficulties which must have
been seen to be appreciated. In fact, all
An board of the telegraph feet and all
connected with the enterprise on shore
have done their best to have the cable
made and laid in perfect condition, and
He who rules the winds and the waves
has crowned their united efforts with per.
feet success t.rE
CYRUS w, FIELD.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-01

In order to establish the School upon a moro
permanent basis, union has been formed be-
tween the Peoples Academy and Morrisyille
Graded School. The buildings have been repair
ed, the recitation rooms enlarged, the apparatus
has been set in order, and nothing been omitted
that tends to the advancement or comfort of the
student. The Classical Studies will be taught
with care, so as to fit young men for college or
professional study. A Teachers Class will be
formed in which will be discussed the elementary
principles of education. and the best methods OF
presenting them to the pupil. .., ..... a.....
1t will be the aim OF the teachers to make what
this age demands. men and women Of culture
and intellectual power, who can think and ACT
for themselves. #.a.
Thoroughness will be insisted on at every reel
tation. Lectures will be delivered in connect ior
with Philosophical and Chemical experiments.
Board, and Rooms for selt-boarders will b.
furnished at the lowest rates possible.
For Rooms or Board inquire of the Executive
Committee. .,
s {: 4 :: $ Si#s$: Committee
Morrisville, July 10. 1866. 81
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=. Attention III
S OLhDIERS..

THE Bill to equalize Bounties has passed Con-
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additional bounty for soldiers. widows and heirs
promptly and at the lowest legal rates. A Bill
has also passed giving increased pensions to wild
ews having minor children and soldiers who have
lost an arm or leg or equivalent. Having had
the largest experience of any agents in the ooun.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-01
ALFRED LATHkoP's ESTATE.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the DISTRICT OF
Lamoille, Commissioners TO receive, examine
and adjust oil claims and demands of oil persons
against the estate of Alfred Lathrop. late OF
I,,ii,u-s. in said district deceased, represented
insnivent md the term Of six months from .ne
, ,as2 INV 1856. beng allowed by said
10th Gay Of Su,y, e said deceased to exhib.
IL and prove their respectl % The duties OF
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O'Clock In s..~. 4" AvERllL' Commis'i ''
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-01
aisS.

In Winona Min, June goth, at the residence
OF his son, Rev. H. p. Cutting, Pastor of the
First Congregational Unitarian Church Of Vino
ma, Col. Jonas Cutting, aged rs years and six
months. i...
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-01
Morr;lj the Artist. left her

sgMr. Merrill. the Artist, left he''
this morning. and has taken rooms over
Kinsley & Brush's Drug Store. in Cam
bridge Borough. where he says he will re-
main four weeks, to supply that people
,-os which
with the various kinds of p,c,u.,- , 800 80
be makes. Nothing need be said with
regard to bis proficiency. for that Is wsll
understood. W. W
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-01

POSTMASTER DENNIsoN ON HIS REsIGNA-
rIoN.-A Washington dispatch says that
Postmaster Dennison is daily in receipt of
large numbers of letters congratulating
him upon his withdrawal from the Cabin
ct. In answer to one rcgretting that he
had not resigned earlier, Mr.. Dcnison says
Possibly it would have been better
for me personally to have resigned some
months ago but my sense of duty to our
party and the country would not permit
me to do SO. While almost certain for
several months past that l could not long
remain in the Cabinet because of the diff
ferences of opinion on public questions
between the President and myself, de-
termined. in view:of all the circumstances
surrounding the political situation. not to
withdraw as long as there was ray of
hope for Cancellation between the Presi-
dent and our friends in Congress. Not
until the Presidents opposition to the
constitutional amendment aud his approx
al of the Philadelphia Convention were
manifest, did feel that all hope of con-
Citation was gone. Then acted prompt
ly. and would have resigned, as have, if
| had known that was to leave alone. |
am satisfied of having resigned at the
right time and in the right spirit, what.
ever may be the consequences to me per.
sonally. have done my whole duty to
our party and the country. and | return
to my home with quite as much satisfac
ton as | had in coming here My ad
ministration of the post.office department
has been as successful as could reasona
bly, expect, and | am content. a..
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81 arrit6.

AT North Hydepark. July l4th. by Samuel
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CYRUS w. FIELD.
HEARTS CONTENT, July 81, \

l1EART CoNlENI, July -,
via Aspey Bay, 20.
A treaty of peace has been signed be-
tween Austria and Prussia. .--
A previous telegram says that the five
doys armistice between Austria and Prus-
sa commenced at noon on the 23d.
There was more fighting on the I'D,
the Austriaus claiming a victory.
The Earl of SALISBURY has proteste
in Parliament against reform meetings.
In discussion on the tariff Sir j. Pax
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other nations, ..
There was severe engagement on the
10th off the island of Lesina. The Aus.
TRANS claimed victory, They sunk the
Italian .clads, running down one and
blowing up three. .a
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-01

Having been to the expense of fitting up one
of the BEST GALLERIGS in the State and we
would now say to the public all those that are in
nfa
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E..,s,sS ;, AHD sa THE VIaoR OF Y0U7n

MANHOOD AND THE vIGOR OF YOUYh
H5or M restored G In four weeks, By DR.. RIoORDs De
earnest aoSitaon has At length acceded to the esrnos
OF the American public and appointed an Ascr
Essence Of Life. This wonderful agent Win reators
a9nooa to the most shattered constitutions vheth,,
oauses The time required 70 the most inveserss,
case four weeks; and used according to printed n
which are very Blmpie failure Ia inposabIA
nns nerestortng remedy should be taken by all abori
On ts effect are permanent It in noknovIedge6
ne medtca press to be the greatest discovery ovoa
maze. It's developing powers are miraculous Success
every oaae 10 % certain that science overthrows M
nornnoe Dr.. Rioord's Easence OF Life Ia sold b
oaoe with full instructions for use nt g. qunn,
ono for So and will bo rant 60 any part carou3
paoRcos on recepS OF remittance TO his accredited esca6
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-28
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FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FIORENOF
WARRINGTON, January l. 1854.
Gentemen:- Having stated II verbally to you I hav
no hesitation In writing the fact that experienosa
marked benefit from yonr Hoofand's German Bitter
During long and tedious session Of Congress- presan
and onerous duties nearly prostrated me- Kind frien
suggested the use of the preparation have named.
TOOK his advice, and the result was Improvement o
health, removed energy and that particular relief 40
much needed and obtained. Others may be smtlariy
advantaged, II they desire to be. '
Truly your friend, THOMAS B. FIORENoE