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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03
REcoNsrRucrlos MOVEMENTS

Some very singular demonstrations sr,
reported from the South, such as womb
/, not OF have been dreamed Off year ago. 20,
instance great meeting Was held 4,
Columbia, South ,Carolira, on Moud II
the occasion being celebration by tho
negroes of the passage of the bill ehfran.
chlls'ng the black race. BY Invitation.
Gen. Wade Hampton, OK u. S Senate, !.
W, + Ceaussure, Edward Arthur. the
Hon ". J. Talley and James g. Cibts
the meeting; also, the Rev D..
yld Pickett and Beverly Nash, both cOlrt.
ca. 1t Is reported that sentiments were
expressed highly honorable to both sides
The whites affiliating with their colored
|ellow citizens. and the latter PROMISING
. petition Congress to repeal the disfrsp.
ih'sement Of the former. Whatever no
llic motives may be entitled in this fra
SrFnnl'Haa alton the general effect cannot but
,e good. ~ %. ~ Id NJ
The. Municipal election Of Nowbern, \.
y, ,''a is = 70 be be held early next month, and
h e c'oalOred citizens Of that place arc do. |,
'rmined to cast their votes ID accordance
IL AL
an ~ Inc provisions Of the Reconstruction
W. III, The - Raleigh Standard. III noticing
he fact says: as'S zee g5aald III
1.-THE colorcd people Of Noyberp vi,,I,
} the first Of their race in the STATE -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03

An inquest was holden, but nothin
transpired to throw any further light o.
the mystery, except that Blackman affirm
&c, he looked thro ugh the keYhOle, ant
fancied he saw the face of man, and, i
twas man, he was stranger, and ha(
dark beard. .. .Ef
This recalled to Mr.. Finch's mind tht
stranger he had seen in the tap room o.
the Red Lien. and search was immedi,
ately instituted, but no trace of such a
person could be found. nor bad any one
seen him after he left the public house
The search for the stranger having pass
cd, public suspicion next fell upon Black
man, and he was arrested. -.-.,.
On hearing this, Peter CoOmbs was
greatly excited, and the report was circu
lated that the peddler had confessed. b,
In the course Of the following day. 10
fayorable symptoms set in and before
midnight the peddlcr had breathed his
last. The last word that he spoke was
in attestation Of Blackman's innocence,
and his last act to sign a deposition to
that effect but nothing could induce
him to-say anything more. g.5 .r-,I
This was enough; and, in the cstima-
ton Of every one, Peter COMBS died a
murderer g' rasi aaT.aa9 eag %. 5qagHI
And did the real murderer escape? Let
us seeiis So gr5d lgsr Oh Lao .to5meg
A few months after, the house in which .
this foul deed had been perpetrated was
pulled down It was then discovered that
there was a back staircase communicating
with an upper room. The stairs, from
decay, had fallen, and at the bottom was
discovered the remains Of man, in an
advanced state Of decomposition. On ex,
aiming the clothes, the whole Of the
murdured mans money was found upon
ham, besides papers proving his identity
Ut was the peddler's dissipated and
|syg-logtsson. yn g. e., . -.s. ,-,f, -.5
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03
DIR, SCHENCK ON DYSPEPSIA.
SYMPTOMS, CAUSES AND REurnv

symptoms Of Dyspepsia-A serse of fullne.
ientness' and weight in the stomach, toppths
Win hatuIehcy, acidity, sour, offensive becb,
| OF WIND water.brash and vomiting and gsr
zeal OF what person calls an a,Lgone feeliDgg
tue PIT OF the stomach ! frequently there is ss
paipltatloh OF the heart, which physicians nil
| take 10r healt disease, and when the stCsnarhb
III inns CONDITION it is coated with a muCus,
SHINE. The rough iibrous portions of the stOr
acn. similar TO what we see in tripe, is whit,
throws out the gastric juice, and when the stOn.
ach gets thick coat of slime upon it, It us,,
vents the gastric juice from flowing, and am, /.
ton ceases Schenck's seaweed tonic dissovns
this mucus or slime and restores the stOnacbs;
It's natural condition.
schenck's Mandrake Pills are also required b
carry of this morbid matter. Two.thirds ofth
cases OF Consumption are caused from The thu
eased state OF the stomach the liver beeonhi !
torpid, 1t ceases to throw out hie and in asbaS
time the whole system Is deranged, The muUH I
membrane OF the bronchial tubes sympatbiA
with the other organs, and before the patients
aware OF it, he or she has Bronchial or pulmOnL-
ry Consumption. 'r~-
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup cannot act frstk
through the blood when the system ia in hl
locked.up condition, withtut the aid Of tbeM
weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. The Liwrhy,
all the venous blood 70 strain. and when It ri
in morbid condition, blood and bile run tbv n
the system mixed, and the whole body becons,f
so low, and the blood so thick it cal hardlyM
through the veins. In majority Of cases As :
orrhages occur from this thick condition dh !
blood. The Mandrake Pills act on The LiMy'
similar to calOmel, or they do what that dos
u unlocks the call badders, starts the BILE rllt
the blood begins to circulate naturally ihUltpu
the veins and the hemorrhages cease. IL Vhst
persons are attacked with hemo'hage, Ar 7
would first take good purgative, sOmehl
that would act on the liver, they would soOia :
relieved from bleeding from the lungs, audit
the only way for astringents are only tempo
ry, and irritate the bronchial tubes, and lgA
for consumption
DIX. SCHENCK will be professionally al
rooms every week 50 Bond Street, New Yaf
and 35 Hanover Street Boston, from A. J
until SP, NJ. He gives advice free, but tl Z
thorough examination with the Resplronse
the charge Is So. " a.lj
his medicines are for sale by all druggssM 4
iealers, Also a full supply at all times ''h
'ooms pr"
. Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and sea.*
Tonic each 81 so per bottle, or $3.50 the
lozen. Mandrake Pills 25 cents per box.
GEO, @. GOODWIN q CO., So HanOvefS :
! gents for Boston. i've tfr
For sale by all druggists .stan ih
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vote under the Sherman act. We have
no doubt they will highly appreciate the
privilege and that they will 50 exercise
it as to promote the good and glory of
their country" @ ~
The Richmond Dispatch rehukes the
spirit which leads some SOutherners to
threaten that they will never go to the
polls again if negroes arc allowed to vote. ;"
1t says:
81 Where within the contingency contem-
plated, be greater need than ever for all
the influence Of the right kind that can
possibly. be exercised at che ballot box
No intelligent, influential white citizen
should under any circumstances, absent
himself fr,m the polls, unless he be ex-
cludcd thercfrom by the act of Congress.
Such should not ou!y vote themselves, but
use all honorable exertion to induce those
who will look to them for direction to
vate, and vote right saaogtala % II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03
MUSICAL CONVENTION Mr. c.

MUSICAL CONVENTION Mr.. G. B.
Waite, will hold q musical convention at
the town hall in Cambridge Centre, as
sisted by bis singing class there. ard the
orchestra ani soloists of the Morristown
musical association, on Thursday and
Friday Of this week. closing with grand
concert on Friday evening, at which will
be given a choice selection Of sacred and
secular music. Miss Nettie Belding of
johnson. will preside at the organ, assist
ed by Prof. Whipple,of lIOrrisville AID
mission to concert to those not taking
part in the concert and rebearsals, 25 ctr.
IA cordial Invitation is extended to all
singers in adjoining towns. a1 sl5d
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03
IMPORTANT PR0GLAMATlONl
Good Neaes for the People .f...
NO. | RINGER,
Only $500. a ...'.s :.

Inc Revenue Tax upon Clothes Wiring
ers having been removed by tho last Con
gress' and 1t having been proved by III,
great success of company 10 anotbe,
branch OF trade, that the intelligent peo
pie OF America are both able and rillino
to attend to their own busiaess we have
decided to give them an opportunity for
procuring Clothes Wrlngers al tho loves,
wholesale cash prices thus saving tho
large commission formerly paid to AGENTS
Tor @klng the Machines from the shop to
Fthe people The retail price of Wrinsors
through AGENTS has been 81 30 for n
Inch machines, and the wholesale cash
prise TO agentsaS525. The Revenue Tax
paid 6y the manufacturer amounted TO "a
cts on each machine. but as that is now
removed we offer the people the full bene.
~ OF Its removal, together with tho
amount formerly paid to middle Men"
amounting in all to So 30 on each ma
ch'ne which you can save by ordering
your own Wriugers.
Send your orders direct to us bv mail
Tor one or more machines, with the amount
10 National Bank Bills, Post Office Orders
or Diatts on Boston or New York, as most
convenient, aud We will forward The Ma.
chimes BY the cheapest and most d;rcc,
way, The expense Of freight will be
much less it you club together, as a Doz.
en- or more Machines will 90 about j
cheap as Que. As an extra induce,pen,
We will send the Wringer free, 10 anv M
OF woman who sends US club order for
Two Dozen Or more Machines. and to apv
one getting mp club for one Dozen ws
VIII send as premium, two Willou
Clothes Baskets worth So so. Circulars
giving full description Of our Wrinoer
with abundant testimony showing Tint Il
IS the best Machine in the market sou,
IN application. ''''
i. We are confident the public will appre.
'.a'e ms opportunity Of saving one tl,,a
o. expense Of Wringers. aud we expoc,
nose who notice this advertisement viii
ail the attention Of their friends anJ
'eighoors to the subject. until # beco aes
eaefaliy known. If our wringers. as
ow made with the late Improvements.
! not known il your neighborhocd, Won I,
4 ~ vl better send for one as a sample be-
re getting up a Club. that all nav ace :
nat They are ordering. For circulars i
further information,
Address COLBY. BROS. & CO..
~" Waterbury. Vt. I
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03

MEXICAN NEws---1he Mexican CORES
pondent Of the New York Herald, writing
from Qucretaro, Feb l9' says: .,4
''lhs morning tie Emperor entered
Queretaro and effected q junction with the
division of Gen. Mejia, and is now at the
head OF we'll appointed army of ten
thousand men. With this force be will
move on San Luis Potosi as 500 n as news
is heard Of Geneaal Mendez. who, with
the twenty-five hundred troops he brought
up from Micboacan, is expected to Join
the main army on the road. The Emper-
or wall then give battle to General Esco.
bede as near San Luis as practicable"
AN Havana correspondent, speaking Of
Nsximiiiaa's generals, says that in the
aggregate they have an army of about
thirteen thousand men, while the forces If
EscObcdo Gin SAP Luis potosi,) Corona,
h'va dc Palacios and others, occupying
twO-thirdS of a circle round Max. may be
assumed at about twenty thousand men
AS to the run9r, of some French troops
r tan behind, instead of embarkinp
win the rest, it is positively asserted that
y MACMILLAN a''giu will not accept of Single !
French soldier, being determined to re-.
cover co ta with the limited elements which the (
country country affords him that which the French
Intervention allowed to be lost. paa 9a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03

GEN. SIcKLEs' FIRST OoDER IN SotTfi
CARoLINA.-Gon Sickles issued the follow
Ing order on taking command of the Cd
military district under the reconstruction
bill. 2"' ~ "a'' S5a& a9aaar
!" In the execution Of my duty as COM
inandiqg general, to inaihtaih the securi-
ty Of the Inhabitants in their persons and
property, to suppress ihsurrection, disor-
der aud Violence, and to punish or Itause
to be punished all disturber4s Of the pub.
lie peace and criminals, the local tribu.
nails will be permitted totako jurisdiction
of and try offenders exciting oily such
cases as may by ord.r of the commanding
general be referred to d commission or
other military tribunal for trial. styil Of
fcers are hereby authorized to continue Dol
exercise their proper functions, aud will
be respected and obeyod by the iphabi-
tants. Whenever any civil officer. m1gis-
trate or court neglects or refuses to per.
form an official act properly required of
such tribunal or officer, whereby due and
rlghtful security to person or property
shall be denied, the case shall be referred
oy the post commander to these headquar
ers lie also expresses desire TO pre-:
crge tranquility and order by means most
'ongenial to she people, and solicits the
ealous and cordial co operation and aid
i civil officers and citizens, and that the
ceasion may seldom arise for the exer.
Use of military authority in matters of
ivil administration.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03


The bill providing for rebuilding the
Windsor County Jail destroyed by fire
at Woodstock last Saturday night did
not pass. Opposition to measure so rea-
sonablo and naturally to be expected, was
wholly unlocked for and took people by
surprise Certainly the public good
would seem to require the passage Of the
bill, and for that purpose the session of
the Legislature just a: this time would
seem to have been most opportune. As
it now is, not brick of the old walls can
be removed until after the session Of
next October. .4 be, ..... ...-.i... u
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03

IMPEACHMENT The subject of impeach
ment appears to be disposed of for the pres
emit The last desperate rally of its advo.
Gates, was made on Mr.. CIark's resolution.
in the house favoring summer session.
1t failed, and it would have failed by a
mnch larger majority had not so many of
the members been absent. 0fcourse, the
friends of impeachment have all remained
at their posts in hope Of accomplishing
soo.ncth'ng before the. close of the session
his action also implies that the Judiciary
Committee, after four months considera.
ton, have not yet discovered sufficient
ground for impeachment The question,
therefore, 50 far as it yet has any vitality,
rests with President johnson. lfhe does
not hereafter obstruct the legislation of
Congress, there will be no business session
'e'ore the usual time OF meeting in Deem
Der Otherwise. the country will be dis
ofned by an extraordinary session result
ug ~ extraordinary. but necessary
measures. We hope for the better of the
wo contingencies. ''''y' 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03
PREMIUMS FOR suR,cn

nv idEh
Though contrary to our custom :.
offer the following premium, f., :"
scribers' The book is worth n,s wy !
the price asked for it, and We L.,
will take this method to seem. ~ ,
For two new subscribers and :, W Y
will send two copies Of this D,' WV
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For i've new subscribers and q.
8 copies Of the paper a year and "
lonely bound copy of "HoW /, w.
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We would aid in educating fl,
how to write right. and deem II. 1, 1
ton Of this book one of the u.,''
which it may be done.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03


How 70 Wnlrn "A lo.ket Nam,
Composition and. Letter WRITING ,-a
ing Hints on Penmanship and 4 Il. .l \
Of Writing Materials; Practical "a. \,
Literary Composition in general ,n5 'a
tolary and Newspaper #Titibat !, ana aSu I I
Correcting IN particular, and di,,,
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03
SOUTHERN DISGUST WITH THE PRES.

souTHERN DISGUST WITH THE PRES
Since the utter helplcssness ofthe Pres.
ident, as against Congress. has been made
apparent, he gets consider alton 10 the
South. This may be ung,atetu in the
Southern people,, but it is human nature.
The Macon (Ga. journal and Messenger
IN an article upon the Presidents enforce
ment o. the reconstruction bill which he
had denounced as unconstitutional and
oppressive, says: u mi ofdsl r..
H9"7And now we hope President John.
sons opposition to the government will
cease, He was opposed to it so long, and
induced our people to oppose it SO long.
holding out to US the false idea that he
would do something for us, that he has
done us infinitely more harm, than all 9TH
er men and all other causes combined. 4
2 Bot fJr him we would long ago have been
admitted into the Union and upon far
better terms than we shall now be able to
obtain, He has been the most effective
enemy we have bad. Our noble Presi.
dent, after believing in the cities of the
West, like one Of the mad prairie bulls, of
that great section, now roars yoa as gent
" as any sucking dove /, All the tbun.
der which he poured against Congress,
from the Olympus of the White House.
turns out to be Pickwickian thunder so
ar as Congress is concerned, but it has
'ecailed with deadly effect upon the
Prcsidents Southern friends And
uch is President JoKuson--such the man
Who has lured us on to our destruction {
let us have done with all this knavery
nd folly. We prefer trusting our fate |
open enemies to trusting it to false t
riends. We prefer old Ben Wade, old
had Stevens, and old Horace Greeley to
ohnsop Of Tennessee and johnson of {
laryland. dypu q ~ s., ...,.. h
i"senator Sherman declared that If tie i,
'utherni people complained that the mil. "
airy act was harsh. they had their ia
'rthern democratic friends to thank for Ii
since they had voted down an amend
ent which was quite mitigation Of tbs b.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03
A MEAN IMPOSITION.

There has been considerable excitement
in the state for two weeks past, caused BY
the reception at the iAdjptapt Generals
office of letter dated at Lynchburg, Va,
and signed C,o Buxton, N ior Charles
Buxton of Bellows Falls. was killed at the
BATTLE Of Winchester, Sept, 10, '64 Many
0fhls comrades saw him fall shot through
the head subsequently what we're be-
'isNea ay TO oe MS remains were removed ' 70 70
bellows '"H f4 us ana inn'eFred' Inc lever
IRON ron Lynch burg PpFported to be from
Nslor, + b5uX x'' ana represented that the
writer was was only wounded at Winchester
captured oy 'he rebels ard after a long
imprisonment IN which nc became de-
ranged be was released but afterwards en-
listed listed IN the regular army was discharged
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03

Thiscxcellent medicinal command w., !.
preparared by DR.. Poland in 1871 and w wa
employed with great success in exnsIIi r wa ~,
from the blood but in 1913 medical irisD %'. |.
was quite celebrated as physician ' s,tsI \
in the treatment Of humors, suGgestea 's XII.
portant Improvement S, which We're anon I,5' !
which have have made it so the peo rTp -,
very best remedy for all kinds of bumor, ".
to rthe faculty.p N. 'DO'' A'''
The HUMoR DOCTOR cures scrofula. sail ,b.,.
erysipelasa canker, piles, nettle rasb a. N
mergus individuals, who have used tbi s% r.u T.
Tor gryspelas, give it the most flaetterina ~,
nisdatious, '"''nS'Hl
Thl' preparation is cotft5sed aBg,aIv n,
etaqles. among which are sarsanat,lia y,,'l
Dock. Noble Pine, Mandrake add Bl9d% h ~
Spflice it to say the Doctor" is used n h
dfadsaf FAMILIES as a general medicine IiD N
many olh9f popular remedies, it is very grahf
M, phjcE Is CENTS FER DorTLE. ..
MS valuable Remedy will be prepared as
view England Botanic Depot, under tbe S snDs, 5
on Oh Dr. Poland for the proprietor. '''''
j. G FRENcH
20 Whome all orders should be addressed
u Sold by Dealers in Medicine every whs,
Feb 9th GIN cow WY "usI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03
STATE OF VERMONT.
A PROCLAMATION.

In accordance with immemorial custom
and WITH profound sense Of its approdri
atencss, do hereby appoint Friday, the
18th day of April next to be observed as
a day Of, Humiliation, Fasting and Pray
err by all the people of this State. And
| would earnestly iuvite..them on that day
to abstain from their usual employmcnts;
to assemble in their accustomed places Of
public worship, and there earnestly en-
gage in services suitable to the occasion
Heartily confcssing our sins, as indirid-
uals and as a people, to Almighty God,
and bumbly seeking their forgiveness, let
Us earnestly pray that He will inspire in.
all our hearts lively gratitude for all His
mercies, past and present. '''' '.'1 ''.'D''
Let us implore Him for all IL author
ity, that that they may have wisdom,
love, justice--knOw the right, and know.
ing, dare m4iutath Il. '' 'a q
That He will, throughout all ouf Land,
qucnch the spirit Of strife, restore, where
needed, and ,pGIc'uate in all lasting
love for our Union.
That He will begct in all hearts true
huEgcling after righteousness, and for
every vituc that exalts a people.
That He will mercifully regard the
people of this State, in all their interests,
both temporal and spiritual, teaching us,
Us. waile Temperance, industry and fru.
5allty are necessary to material success,
hat truth, forbearance and charity are
10 less 50. to religious prosperity.
That He will bestow special blessings
u all our institutions of learning; that
lie will grant prosperity to our churches,
county and plenty to our people, and ,
herring reward to all lawful industry;
ana that TIC VIII gracpusly preserve
8 from pestilepce, give us health, and an
ndyipg love for true liberty, equal laws, :
nd an undofled religion.
iVen under my hand and the seal of the
State, in Executive Chamber at Mont.
pelier' this twenty seventh day of Mar. j.,
in the year of our Lord one thousand :,
eight hunded and sixty-seven, and of ;,
the Independence of the United States
the ninty first. '" ~. :.
Ia .-, PAUL ,DILLINGHAM. ;,
BY His Excelency the Governor, .
VIM P DILLINGHAM, y y :,
ecretary Of Civil and Military Affairs.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03

NOTIcE The directors Of Il
Co. Ag. Society, are requested ~
the MOrrisville House in Mo-, .
Saturday Apr. G at 10 o'cloeL '''''
adopt rules to be governa.d h. = !
'heari"g festival and to appoiu, :, y
judges for that occasion. '~'
Per order Of the President.
J. W. Bar,,, ,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

Boston, April 9
Mr.. English, the democratic candidate
for governor in Connecticut, is choscd by
q majority Of 500, and the democrats have
prevailed in three Of the four Congress.
ional districts Of the State. 'AI rra"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-03

THE FEN1ANs.-The Boston Tfayele,
has advices that large numbers of Irish.
men have lately appeared in the neigh.
borhood Of Richford. VT, on the Canadian
line thirty miles from St. Albans. Their
business is unknown. 90
The Malone correspondent Of the N. Y.
Herald says: by
"Thc great number Of pianos that coMe
boxed up here via rail is astonishing.
and more astonishing still is the fact that
the parties to whom trese boxes are direc
ted are not Of the class, socially speaking,
supposed to take any very great degree Of
Interest in the digital exercises pertaining
to such Instruments. 1t is suggestcd that
perhaps their music is about to be heard
elsewhere. BE this as it may, the trans
portation to this point Of large, square
boxes, marked 'PiauoforteAA handle with
care has increased most remarkably dur
ing The past month. These packages are
Invariably called for by rubicund looking
Milesians, who pay all freight charges
willingly. aud then remove their property
to-whsre? .1" a'sl 4sttenh
] cannot hear Of the passage through |
here, however. Of bodies Of men such as
are known to have debarked at st. Adams
and at other points near tho frontier"