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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-11
ST. JoHNspURY vt. Sept. 4th 1857

ST. JoHNsBURY Vt. Sept. 4th 1857
Mr.. Editor -
In square fight yesterday
the Rail Road Party gained a glorious
victory, electing its Candidate q. Ross)
by two hundred and eighty five majority,
a result that the most sanguine had hard.
~ hoped for. The road is to be built
and the work to be commenced very soon.
as soon, in fact, as parties can make the
contracts and begin the labor. The OF.
ice Of Engineers is to be opened here to.
morrow where blank proposals for con-
struction, and plans and specifications
can be obtained for the permanent con.
struction of The road, SO goes the order.
This looks like business. and the people
showed their great interest by rallyipp
50 thoroughly and casting the largest vote
ever cast in this town, over FIVE hundred
oil which were for the Rail Road. Yester-
day was great day for St. Johnsbury
and for all other towns interested in this
great enterprise Of the People. The bal.
lot Of yesterday sends forth man of abili.
ty, chosen for this great object who will
know how and will dare to put forward
such means as will legitimately promote
the best interests of tie people engaged
in doing this great work for their coun-
try. Hats, hands and shouts went up
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MARRIAGE GUIDE

VOUNG'S great Physiological Work d
4 cry one his own DOctor-being . pm
Instructor for married persons or those Y
to marry, both male and female, in e'sTA
concerning the physiology and relat0sa
Sexual System, and the production or IN
tion of offspring, including all the new als
cries never before given in the English ll!H4
by WIN. YOUNG, NJ. D. This is really w
able and interesting work. 1t IS wriim
plain language for the general reader Al
illustrated with upwards of one hundred "
wings. All young married people OF v
contemplating marriage, and having 'ps (
impediment to married life, should reaa
book. Il djscloses secrets that every onsnl
be acquainted with. Still it Is oo%
must be locked up, and not lie about lh ~
1t will be sent to any one on tide LsSiN \
Fifty Cents. Address DR.. WV YUM Y
4l6 SPRUCE ST., above Fourth, Phllfdapl'
32yl
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a. At a regular communication Of
Webster lodge No. 6l, F. & A. NJ, held
at their hall, Thursday. Sept 9th, the fol-.
lowing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Whereas, Since God in his providence
has removed from our midst our beloved
brother, A. L. Poor therefore,
Pesolved, That in this dispensation OF
divine Providence we are called upon to
mourn the loss of one who was highly es
tened as member of our beloved Order,
and one who by his warm and genial ma
ture caused all to love and respect him,
and who feel in this bereavement that
thew have lost warm friend and true
Brother.
Resolvsd, That to the relatives and
friends of our departed brother we tender
our heartfelt sympatbies in this their
great and sad bereavement, trusting that
the comfort and consultations of that Cos.
pei which bringeth light aud immortality
may come to their hearts in this their
hour of greatest need.
Resoioed, That the jewels Of this Lodge
be draped in mourning for the space OF
thirty days.
Resolved That copy of these resOlu-
tions be presented to the family of our
deceased Brother, and that copy be en-
tered upon the records of the proceedings
Of this Lodge.
ReSolOed, That copy Of these resolu
tons be inserted in the Lamoille Neaos-
deuler, Hyde Park. j. S. GILL, Sec.
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Sclienck's Mandr.,,
A Certain Cure for Di.oo.',d ke

A Certain Cure for Diseased At
Dangerous Maladies wbicLN NH@is
morbid condition of that are tasi
TO give the public a eIesr ryan
Il the MODE in W itch ScbepcsI,al Glesntcs
produce those wonderful efs en- HllaS
ted by Thousands of reliable S..s Eha
ent brief Description of ina "InInesss
us functions which win make h ,a q
this popular medicincpe rcgpsih, .Ae Ma
understanding. ''puole tOsI,S
Inc ilver is supplied with bloo,
and tbso'bents, One Of ita S, Ohv! VsSi
secrete and prepare the bije OOylCl'1
lne olo vi ana separates that anii llE''s
rites How indispensabIy raa. Tons
IS the proper Performance ~ -tvtOess,aIa
the liver is diseased, it canno, 'ns l0lal,
and II that is sent back tb.p utiga
brain and other parts in q through IL
must cause jaundice, biliOusnSSss.O la Sass
the Kidneys gravel, and manv ' o,I OsNs
more or less painfuland dapOcroU"'.l eI''s
OF them quite enough to MAJ s,On' C'is
uncomfortable, and unfit for % lAan
of any of the duties of lite 'ae petit
state of the system very often ent ~,
consumption. enuS 10 NJ
Inc circulation Of the blood /, .
this manner The heart sends u, ~ @ats
down throguh the arteries II no 'ue Vlas
flesh, taking all impurities in f H. hN
the stream of blood flows boek ivo I9gs
VEINS and passes to the liver IN I T. "a .l n
Is impossible to cure consumnt,o y p0ns
scarcely any other kind of uIa.rs Oa, Aaat
important organ, the liver, i Siast VI
for that reason that regular pb T'stt
cure consumption. They us rDiSEl y
treatment with the use Of soms a Oa y Fsl
the basis of which is mOrphia or rI 0,'al
shape which locks up the liver n in Upla1h
ing the secretions, giving a tona ,1stn d
and producing a healthy flow " " ' NJ q
Schenck's PulmoniC Syrup, Seav S' VIE
Mandrake Fills will strengthen tb s' wig 10y
ify the blood, and Iipen and heal al \, S'ea
the lungs. A'A' us w
A volume would be required fl .n
account of the remarkable cures | Stg
DR.. Schenck IS medicines, viz pul ['n9,ls
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake nii E'I .S "
are accompanied by full direction. 't fo.% 2
them. ''"' WI Voc q
DR. Schenck will be profs,sIo,,r,
rooms every week, 80 Bond ctroo. 4'I! Y
and IS Hanover street. Boston from S ". !
til 3 p. m. He gives advice free 'I hn, "a
ough examination with the Resni ro%
charge ia five dollars M uintH
sale by all druggists and dealers ''''I A..
supply at all times at his rooms pri" " !
Pulmonic syrup an Seaweed Tonic s I"j
per bottle, or ST 80 the half dozen ' NJ.
pills 20 cents per box. A'''
GEO. G. GOODWIN SEQ, lSH,,,,,
agents for Boston. For sale by ali d rIyt,
35m2.f7 'ssH
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ITEMS.

nor "STowB.-Monday last, the wife o.
Joseph A. Willard of Boston was serious
ly injured in ascending Mount Mansfield
by her horse slipping on a rock and fall
ing over backwasds upon her. Mr.. Will
ard declares that the road is ''in dis
graceful and wretched condition, and
10 more dangerous than Mount Washington, y
which is a hint to Stowe to make good
wagon road to the top Journal.
sod We are credibly informed that the above
= item, needs at least an explanation. The
Sir. Willard mentioned above, and his
wife were not guests at the Mansfield
Housc, but we're boarding somewhere in
Waterbury, and drove their own team
%. from Waterbury to the half way house
and then took their own horse to
complete the ascent, attempting to get
up in cheap way. Their horse was not
used, as The companys horses are, to
Mountain travel, and being moreover leg.
weary, feel, in place in the road where
horse used to Mountain travel and not
oyertaxed, would have passed in perfect
salty. Mr. Wizards accident is charg-
sble more to his own imprudence than to
to the bad condition or the road. We
have heard of no accident ACQUIRING to pre-.
sons under the compaDy's charge.
Reasonable persons making mountain
ascents do net expect broad and smooth
turnpike to make them upon; neither do
prudent ones attempt to use their own ja-
ded and unbroken nags for economy's
sake. The former, for NEST people would
destroy all the poetry Of the trip, while
the latter would be considered at least
parsimonious. It would have cost this
worthy Bostonian dollar to have en-
ployed one Of the Company's ponies, but
it would have saved his wife the severe
bruisiDg and fright she got.
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PITTSBURGH. SIR, An lsa
MEssRs HosTETTAE u SMITH,
D,ttslul

PITTSBURGH, SIR, III l@
MEssRs HosTETTAG u SMITH,
Pittsburgh,Ps
GENTS Il think am only dOingthsmI
good citizen when testify to the great M
received by me from the use of your Sbn,i
tiers during the last five years. Sounn,
time in the oil regions, in 1861, Ihai, |,
bilious attack, which, in connection WiAiw
STA left me in very weak condition. I'm
vlsed to try your Bitters, and, having mo
a bottle, found that they worked like, i
upon me eight pounds having been adlsis
weight in the space of one week, and W
seemed to have been infused into my gTs
much so, that have been in iuCed TO as
very summer since that time. As Toni,
they are invaluable.
This summer, having had similar u
(and as before, much reduced J although n
the treatment of an A No. l physician, /
again obliged TO have recoures to the Old z
and with the same good result, having d
six pounds within few days. / putl
q half dozen bottles few weeks since, Eal
pose to use them regularly as a tonic,
Wishing you every success, remain
Yonrs, gratefully
3Sm3 80 WILLIAM MILF
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j. w. BRYANT.

GO Within the whole range of tonic
and Alternative medicines known, none is
entitled to more consideration than the
Peruvian Syrup, In all cases of enfeeb-
led and debilitated constitution it is tire
very remedy needed. The most positive
proof of this can be adduced.
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Errors of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered TOR years llVa 4.
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and alw5
fectS OF youthful indiscretion, will iCI%r
of suffering humanity, send free to al WV Z
1t. the recipe and directions for MAKING ~. "
pie remedy by which he was cured oss
wishing to profit by the advertisers G IRslT
can do so by addressing, in perlectt, %nAIs Id
John b. Ogden, AZ, Cedar Street. N. j. ~
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JaCksOn's Catarrh snui

AND TR0CHE POWDER,
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEA SAINT RENEIl
Catarrh, Headache. Bad Breath, Haxa
Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs, Deafness Il
And all Disorders resulting from COLEi
Head, Throat and Vocal Orgu
This Remedy does not "Dry up" aCSrAY
LoOsens it frees the head of ali offensive !
ter quickly removing Bad Breath and Hen
allays and soothes the burning hea,in tIr
is so mild and agreeable in its effects Il
positiyeIy
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Cures without Sneezin!

As Troche Powder, is pleasant to tbsE
and never nauseates when swallowed, ila
ly gives to the Throat and Vocal Orgausa
Delicious Sensation of Goodness and Conf
Is the best Voice Tonic in the world
Try it! Safe, Reliable, and Only IS Cd
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address
COOPER. WILSON d CO., PrOp's, Phll
Wholesa Agents, e.. G. Goodwin 4 (
Rust, Bros. q Bird, Boston J. F. HaTI
Co., Waterbury Vt. Sjyl
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Our MERCHANTs.-The merchants oil
Lsmoille are becoming proverb for en-.
terprise and thrift. It will be seen by
our advertising columns that Messrs.
Slayton & Peck are already in the field
with their Fall Stock. s. B. Buxton has
also just received large invoice of fresh
goods, among which we notice striped
alpaca, very pretty, we think, for the new
gored skirts. We are, of course, very
happy to witness these evidences of pros
perity among our merchants, both on
their account and because it is pretty
good index of the general thrift Of the
community.
Walton's Journal of the 9th inst. has
the following about the Egyptian corn,
which leads us again to enquire aOhy the
advertiser swindled us and our readers:
"CoRN.-It is three months to-day,
Sept. =, since we planted the Egyptian
corn on part of the garden less highly
manfred than other parts, and moreover,
the corn was put in between rows of pots-
toes and hills of squashes. To-day the
tallest stalk measures Is feet inches
from the top of the hill. To get the bot
tom of the stalk we judge foot may be
added, making IA feet 8 inches One
ear in circumference measures IL 1-2
inches, and in length IL inches over the
husk. Another ear is l5 inches long and
ten in circumference ; and another Is long
and IL in circumference One stalk
measures inches round the ring whence
the first leaf starts. The signs are now
promising for ripening some Of this
corn.
80 Enormous amounts of fossil ivory
are brought from New Siberia. In some
cases entire mammoths have been discover
ID in ice, which not only have the skin
md hairin perfect condition, "but the
ieshy portions also. Dogs and wild
beasts have eaten them with avidity,
hough they must have been frozen to
leath thousands of years ago.
Gy On Saturday afternoon last, Rev.
/. N. Hovey, of Lowell, fell from load
f grain. His fork must hove gone down
efore him, as he found himself transfx-
d with the tines of it. One Of them was
from his cheek and another
assedentiraly through his neck. 1t
rent through from side to side, behind
be windipipe, perhaps through the
sophagus, as that is much affected. He
ad much pain in lis neck and shoulder,
nd suffered severely for several hours.
he wound did not bleed. There is every
respect of his speedy'recovery.
GRAssHoPERs. Farms bordering on
axe Champlain are being greatly injur-
by the grasshoppers. Pasture lands
some cases look as if FIRE had swept
yer them, destroying every grean thing
hey are not as large as in former years,
ut their numbers are countless.
ca Lorenzo D. Smith, a Mormon
,eacher, fell dead while addressing an
ldience at Brooklyn, N. Y, Monday
'eniDg
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CoRREorIoN.-In the large posters Of
the Lamoille Co. Agricultural Society it
is advertised that all trotting horses COM
peting for cash premiums must be owned
in the county at least six months prior to
the Fair. This is au error, and should
be three months instead of six.
J. w. BRYANT, Sec.
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ca A young lady returnin

ca A young lady returning to her
country home, after a sojourn of few months
in the city. was hardly recognized by her friends
In place Of coarse, rustic flushed face. she had a
soft ruby COMPLEXION of almost marble smooth
ness. and instead of twenty three she really ap
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the
cause of so great chaoge, she plainly told them
that she used the Circassian Balm, and cousid
FRED it an invaluable acquisition to any LADY,
toilet. By its use any lady or gentleman can i'm
prove their personal appearance an hundred fold
1t is simple in Its combination, as nature herself
is simple yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in draw
ing impurities from, also healing, cleansing and
identifying the skin and complexion. By its
direct action on the cutlcle it draws from it all
itsimpurlties, kindly healing the same, and leav
ing the surface as nature intended 1t should be,
clear soft. smooth aud beautiful Price 81 sent
by mail or express, ON receipt of an order by
l. CLARK u co, Chemists,
23yl No 3 west Fayette st. Syracuse, N Y.
The only American agents for the sale of asme.
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Information

uuarantied 70 produce a luxuriant growth of
r nair upon bald head or beardless face also a
nniInn sor .ne removal OF pimpes. blotches, or.
c,ear ana beautiful, can be obtained withons
cGn,Mge by addressing THOMAS n. CuApw.S
ons MIST s2S Broadway, NewYork. siyl
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ca The examination of the election
rioters resulted in three Of them being
bound over to the 9. O. in the surii of
$500 each. The others three were dis.
charged.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Democrats are designated all others are Repub.
lccans.
ADDISON COUNTY.
Addison. Lyman Clark, jr.,
Bridport, Henry N Solace.
Bristol, I Spencer Drake,
Cornwall, Rollin ] Jones,
Ferrisburgh, Daniel Smith,
Granville, Joseph 2 Ball,
Hancock, Merritt O Robins,
Leicester, Geo. 0 Swinington,
Lincoln, Stephen NJ Colby
Middlebury, John W Stewart,
Monkton, Oliver Eaton,
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]. w. BRYANT, Sc

g The Directors of the Lamoille Co..
Agricultural Society are requested to
meet at the Office of Geo. W. Hendee, in
Worthwhile, on Monday evening previous
to the Fair, at 7 o'clock.
Per order of Pres.
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f5g' The next rehearsal Of the Morris
town Musical Association will be held at
the Town hall, in this Village, on satur-
day eve. next.
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Spetial glotitra.
JnlS0lA. .E=.-ou5S

Union. -z-ou5S,
HYDE PARK, VERMONT.
House renovated from top to bottom.
New Furniture and Carpts. The propri-
etor having recently purchased, and refit-
ed this house, standing on the South East
corner of Main st. informs the public,
that he is prepared to furnish wholesome
entertainment for an and beast for reo.
sonable compensation.
3ftf ABEL SMALLEY.
Hyde Park, July 10th, 1867.
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10 GOnsIulMptives.

The Rev. Edward A Wilson will Sena ~
charge) to all who desire it, the Pres,"
with the directions for making ahd WY
simple remedy by which he was cureo " n,,al
affection and thai dread disease consaIaapss,,
His Gully object is to benefit the anlleleu'
hopes every sufferer will try this pIss''uTI0a I
as 1t will cost them nothing and my 4
blessing Please address Rev. Edwwuse A
son, Willlamsburgh, Kings Co. New lU,s,-J
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NtW Ildftu, hdTu DulldIuJ
Orwell, Rodney D Hall,
Panton, Henry Allen,
Ripton, Amos Wheeler,
Salisbury, William Deming,
Shoreham, Truman Brookins,
Starksboro',
Vergennes, BENZ. + Goss.
Waltham, Nelson A Saxton,
Weybridge. Francis Ayres,
Whiting, Calvin Foster,
BENNINGTON BOUNTY.
Arlington, Henry S Hard,
Bennington, Trenor W Park,
Dorset, Isaac N Sykes,
Glastonbury, Charles Barton, gain
Manchester, Altman L Miner,
Pownal, Josiah W Wright,
Readsboro', jeremiah Clifford,
rupert, Enos L Sheldon,
SYNDICATE, E R Woodland,
Searsburgh. o W Irish,
Salisbury, Warner Monroe.
Stamford, AsC Houghton, dem.
Sunderland, Paul Shufleton,
Woodford, Alonzo Fox, dem.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Barnet. William NJ. Stewart,
Burke, Halsey L. Brown,
Danville, William II. Harris, dem.
Groton, Isaac N. Hall,
Hardwick. Henry A. shedd,
Kirby, Palmer W. Pussell,
Lyndon, Sumner S. Thompson
Newark, Simeon Coils,
Peacham, John Varnum. jr.
Ryegate, John F. Nelson,
Sheffield, Salma Davis,
St. Johnsbury, Jonathan Ross,
Sutton, Henry Pillsbuty,
Walden, Harvey Foster,
Waterford, Lucius S. Freeman,
Wheelock, Elijah Willard,
cHITTENDRN COUNTY.
Bolton, Edwin R. Morse,
Burlington, Fred. NJ. VanSicklen,
Chalotte. James Squires,
Colchester, John McGregor. Dem.
Essex, 0. F. futile.
Hindsburgh, John W. Miles,
Huntington, Leonard G Snider.
Jericho, L B Howe.
Milton, Henry H Woods.
Richmond, none.
Shelburne, Robert J White.
South Burlington, S X lsham Jr.
st. George, George K Hinsdill.
Underhill, A 0 Humphrey.
Westford, James H Richardson.
Willistou, Alvin G Welch.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Bloomfield, Moses Patce
Brighton, Robert P Noyes.
Concord, David Hubbard,
East Haven, VIM NJ Smith,
Cranky, Lewis W Jones, dem.
Lunenburgh, Levi silsby,
Victory, Alfred Bean, dem,
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Bakersfield, James A. Perkins.
Berkshire, James r. Stone,
Enosburgh, Hazen A. Ladd,
Fairfax, Julius Halbert,
Fairfield, J. H Ryan, DEM,
Fletcher, Rood, dem.
Franklin, A. J. Parsons,
Georgia, Abel Bliss,
Highgate, j. r. Smith.
Montgomery, Luther W. Martin,
Richford, William Corliss,
Sheldon, Nathanel G.. Martin, dem,
st. Adams, E. +. Perkins, dem, 30maj.
Swanton, Moses &. Catlin,
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Alburgh, David Marvin.
Grand Isle, William G. Irish,
Isle la Mott, Hiram G. Fisk,
North Hero, Addison Hazen, DEM,
South Hero, John Robinson.
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
Curtis Brown, dem.
Cambridge. Rev. L. Whcelock.
Eden. Geo. A. Hyde.
Elmore. Heman Gilmore. dem.
Hyde Park, Waldo Brigham, dem.
johnson, Robert G. Cristy,
Morristown, orlo Cady,
Solve, S. r. Weeks,
Waterville, B. s. Wiley.
Wolcott, Richard +. Parker.
H ORANGE COUNTY.
Bradford, Barron Hay,
Braintree. James P Cleaveland jr.
Brookfeld, John r. Cleavcland,
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jay, @. L. Bartlett,

Salam, Porter Lyon.
Troy, Samuel Davis.
Westfeld, Nathaniel Hoyt,
Westmore, William H. Silly,
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Benson, L. Howard Kellogg,
Brandon, S. L. Goodell,
Castleton, John Howe.
Chittenden, Hiram Baird,
Clarendon, Porter Benson,
Dandy, Charles Reed,
Fairhaven, Horace G. Wood,
Ira, Amos Westmore,
Mendon, Hosea Wilkins,
Middletown, Albert Gray,
Mount Holly, Warren Horton.
Mount Tabor, John f. Tompson,
Pittsford, Asa Nourse,
Poultney, Barnes Frisbie.
Rutland, Redfeld Proctor,
Sherburne, Wallace Cotton,
Shrewsbury, E. Warren Aldrich,
Sudbury. Fayette Holmes,
Tinmouth, Absalom Noble,
Walingford, Samuel E. Rogers,
Wells, Marcns d. Grover,
West Haven, Samuel W. Tryon,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Barre, Frank Stafford.
Berlin. Edmund Z. Andrews.
Cabot, none,
East Montpelier, Timothy Davis,
Fayston, Willard B Porter,
Marshfcld, Preston Haskins,
Middlesex, Rufus W. Warren.
Montpelier, Whitman G. Ferrin,
Moretown. Freeman Parke, dem.
Mortified, Edwin X. Jones,
Plainfeld, J. NJ. Richards. dem.
Roxbury, Samuel G. Stanton,
Waitsfeld, Benjamin Reed,
Warren, OTIS Buoklin,
Waterbury, Ezra B. Fuller,
Woodbury., A. S. Wheatley, gain,
Worcester, Heman A. Hancock,
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Athens, Andrew A. Wyman.
Brattleboro, Seth N. Herrick,
Brookline, Everett P. Wellman,
Dover, Resolved Staples,
Dummerston, John K. Leonard,
GIafton, S. ID, Conant,
Guilford, G. G, Lynde.
Halifax, Almon Ballou,
Jamaica, II. H. WHEELER,
Londonderry, Curtis Robinson,
Marlboro, Almon Ames,
Newfane, John Rice,
Putney, John Robson,
Rockingham, William H. johnson,
Somerset, Hollis Town.
Townshend James H. Phelps.
Vernon, Wilder II. Fairman,
Wardsboro', L. NJ. Newell,
Westminster, Freeman Gorham,
Nottingham, Norris L. Stetson,
Wilmington. f. L. Waterman,
Windham, Stephen Harris,
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Andover, Horace Burton,
Baltimore, Lewis Bemis,
Barnard, George H. Atwood, gain,
Bethel. james N. Mcintosh,
Bridgewater. H. L. Rodiman, dem.
Cavendish, Henry A. Fletcher,
Chester, William Rounds,
Hartford, J. q. Porter,
Hartland, Lewis Emmons,
Ludlow, Joseph Pelton.
Norwich, Joseph T. Loyeland,
Plymouth. Thomas Moore,
Pomfret, Crosby Miller,
Reading, Prosper Merrill,
Rochester, Christopher A. Weber,
Royalton, II. II. Dcnnison.
Sharon, Guy S Mott.
Springfield, Franklin P Han.
Stockbridge, Thomas S Hubbard.
Weathersfeld, Henry H Spafford.
Weston, Simeon D Spaulding.
West Windsor, gilman H Shedd.
Windsor. J A Pollard.
Woodstock, Julius Converse.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-09-11
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The New York herald., 1867-03-12
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