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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
HEWLET'S LECTURES.

Mr. 5. nj. Hewlett, well known to the
temperance men throughout the country
Tor the past twenty -fco years, delivered a
lecture at Town Hall lat Wednesday eve.
IN pursuance to previous notice. The lee.
turc was to have been The Curse and the
Cure" but seeing among his audience
several present from johnson, where he
had delivered that lecture the evening be.
fore, MIR, Hewlett struck into new field
Or rather, perhaps, and old one ; or gave
US kind of mixed dish, composed of
choice fragments of some of his old lee
lures. AT all events its was good, and
was received and devoured with keen
relish, by a respectable, audience consid.
ering the inciemency Of the night. Hew-
let's great fort seems to us to be his ad.
mlrable power of personation of the char.
acters he describes He never uses the
third person in his lectures. The drama..
tbs Persona are all wildly before the au.
dience, and speak for themselves, through
Hewlett He makes them as palpatle to
our senses of seeing and hearing. as the
CORY dagger of Macbeth; the purse inAa-
ted rumsellcr, and the rum inflated suck.
er; the fast young man, with his hat
cooked rowdyisbly on the side Of his emp.
th head, and the lisping simpering, SILLY |
miss by his side, both talking nonsense
the fearful wife pleading with her i'm
bruted husband, and the victimized hus.
band himself with his Unwilling, besottod
looks and speech tho cockuey, the cute
Yankee, tie Mickey" ready for 0 row,
Vie phlcgmatic German, guzzling his lag. i,
CT, the volatile Frcnchnan slipping his
wine" and the treacherous. Spaniard
playing his desperate game of chance, and 0
4 great variety of characters arc made to 1
speak to you in rapid succession, SO life I
ike and truthfully that you entirely for.
yet Hewlett for the time He is not.a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

ESy The following arc the material re
. solutions adopted by the N. Y. Republican
Convention: "
"ResOlyed, That the Republican Uuiol
party Of the State Of New York rc-assert.
its declaration Of the rights and Liberties
Of men in all their fullness, and that il
renews its pledges to protect and defend
those rights and liberties. and the fran,
chises which secure them.
Resolyed, that as Republicans of the
State of New York. recognizing the obi
cations ofcousistency and straightforward
ness in support of the great principles we
profess, we unhesitatingly declare that
suffrage should be impartial; that it is "A
right which ought not to be limited Ly
property or by color.
ReSoIoed, That while all measures of
minor reform and for the am elioration of
society are entitled to aud should receive
the earnest consideration of every Repub-
lican; and while all the history of the
party shows it the only true FREUD of such
measures. We do ihscribe upon our ban
ners simply and solely these watch words:
National Reconstruction through Liberty
and Justice. State rcpose through integ.
rity and economy"
ReSOired, That the course of the Congress
OF the nation in carrying out measures,
of reconstruction on the basis of freedom.
regardless Of the solution of executive
patronage OF the terrors Of executive fury,
meets our earnest approval. and that I'm
reservedly we do hereby assure thea Ofour
determination to stand BY them through
this struggle, and in all measures necessa.
ry to place liberty and peace on lasting
foundations, even to the seyerest remedies
known to the constitution. .s Ind
Hesof0ed, That no person should by law
De deprived of the right to public or pri-
rate recreation or pastime on any day of
he week, protidett, that no person in OK
rcising this right shall violate public or.
Ter and decorum, or the proper respect
'ue to public worship; and that the excise
aw and all other existing laws should be
'onded accordingly"
The contest in the New York city dele
atoms was settled by the rejection of the
Weed SET 50 called, Mr.. Greeley tcle. 6
raphed, that the ticket nominated was t.
cry acceptable, and that Republicans C
ON all quarters felt sure of an over .,
helming triumph. ,fr
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
FESTUS G, RAND,

Well known as the Cambridge Black
smith," who lost his hands and feet b,
freezing while in state of intoxication
is now in town spending some weeks with
his cousin, Z. B. Rand, and will visit our
Lodge this evening, and will also deliver
a public lecture upon temperance at some
future time if desired. He has had a
hard education in the bitter school of ex,
perience, and carries his sad diploma with
him, as the most indubitable evidence of
his graduation from the highest school Of
intemperance, but is now thoroughly
reformed man. We hope he will have
good hearing when he lectures, and q lib
eral benefit
We believe he is doing ID UGH good as a
lecturer, and though neither Cough nor
Hewlett, he certainly brings some very
eloquent testimony Of the right Of his
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

!
AooMEfHINa For THE LADIEs.-Tht
Herald of Health for October comes to rs
freighted as usual with useful knowledge
and timely hints upon health, physical
development, and the law Of life. Thu
present number possesses special at.rac-
tons for the ladies' containing three in !.
teresting articles, viz. "Ictters 70
Ladlos," BY Mrs. Dr. Gleason "a Letter
70 Young Girls" by Mrs Dr. Miller; and
Farmers Wives" by Helen Mar. II also
contains contributions from Rev.
Henry Ward Beccher, Moses Colt Tylor
rrot' Rufus King Browne, Phoebe Cary
DrS' Taylor, snodgrass and Others.
W q YearT-2o CTS. for Single Nsm5eys.
as MILLER. WooD & Co.,
tb No. 10 Laight Street. New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

ca Life has few Charms 70, Il, n
peptic, which is not to be va,s i.' "
when we take into the accouu, Az 'v.I.l
OF bodily and mental suffering ,b '.' y
distressing malady generates m, y y
uvian Syrup "a protoxilo of IraS Z 7
cured thousands who were sulTcrip, - y
this disease. w
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
THE WEATHER.

Reader we admit that the subject il
rather trite--a little stale and common
is in fact older than most of US, and has
been several times written upon by au.
thors ranging from Capt. Moses, who
briefly describes spell of weather" in
which one of the early navigators, Noah,
took boat ride with a most mscellane-
GUS crow,-some of you may recall the
the account given in book now nearly
obsolete,-down to Miss Priscilla Prinl,
who made it the thesis of an elaborte
original composition at our last district
school exhibition. We realize all the
difficulties which beset path made thor
ny by Moses and Priscilla. We feel that
since Priscilla Illuminated the subject,
luckless indeed must be the wight Who
attempts it. And yet, our beloved, we
must writo. And firstly we wish to say
and will say-the weather in our hum
bic opinion, is old enough to bcha,e it.
self We admit, desiring to be generous,
that it docs behave itself pretty we'll
most of the time. II will run along in
the even tenor of its way, bringing us
such sunny autumn days, such exquisite
moonlight nights. such golden tinted eve
ming skies, such lovely health inspiring
mornings, that it gets our entire conf-
dence, and we are upon the point of wor-
Shipping it,-when, presto, -what unlock
cd for, uucalled for, unprovokod, strange
and ridiculous didos it will cut up!
For instance: only last Sabbath she
brought us day fit for rosiest June
How the golden sunbeams coquetted with
the still green leaves, and how tenderly
and regretfally they looked upon the dead
ones. We thought they even shed tear
over our wilted tomato vines, such was =
our blind confidence in their Benevolent ~ =,
disposition. We went to bed half child = =
ng our better-half for packing away"
ur linen suit 50 sool, and INDUCING in
'isions of long succession of Indian "
ummor days Oh false, tickle, hayward
listresss how can We ever again trust =. =.
hee Our reccollections of Monday -
lorning are chilly yet, Half conscious ~ W
e tried to pull more clothes over us -
len accused wife of stealing them off w,
hen declared we had been transported to =,
laska: but finally realized the dreadful n>
nth. We would not though believe it :"
pom the testimony Of one of our senses ~ =
one, we ran to the window and saw the ' ~
ornal hills drapca in purest white = a"
ID then, "and not till then" did we ant
re to SILVER Wo SILVER yet but o'
lile we SILVER We acW write. 1t is our 70
ly revenge. We write for revenge be. peo'
use we cannot see the sense of such pre-. AL
'torous sommersaults by the weather; ''
want to be led from summer to winter eVe'
the old-fAshioned way, through a long ior
'wn out Indian summer, by gentle, al fan,
st impcrceptable gradations We will ol u
'test whom we are precipitated from ifSt
Fahrenheit, to ten below, as they De-
We US in Turkish bath Again We 1--WE
but the devil cries "copy," SO we Yer 2
this to him, and leave the subject to p
scilla. .s.a....t. N
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

REAL ESTATE CHANGES, - Charles G.
Morse, Esq. has sold his real estate in
this village, now occupied by ourselves in
part for our printing Office, to Joseph La
Page for $500. Mr.. LaPage intends to
resume boot and shoe manufacturing in
the village and will be welcomed back
BY his friends .,u. f.fz
Aaron Taft, Of Morristown has sold
the'old DIR. Tinker farm, which he only
recently bought of Hon. s. NJ. Pennock
for $1,000, to Mr.. Smith, who In turn has
rcsold the farm he bought of Mr.. Gates
Tor an advance Of $4,000 over what he
paid him only one year ago. Look out
Tor the cars when you hear the bell ring
There are several trades in real estate
in progress. ..r'..'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

u The Western Vt. Musical Associa.
ton will hold its next annual congept;or
at Rutland, Oct. 9TH. Stb, 9th, 10th and
llth-hve days, under the direction of
oarl Zcrrahou and L. 0. Emerson of Bos.
ton, with Mrs, Smith. Mrs Hall &c os
soi'l"tf' and James Whitney, tenor
Great efforts are being made to assemble
the largest chorus ever in the state. The
railroads carry for half fare.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
Cambridge, Sept. %. 1867

uK. EDfT0R:--
We have three very
smart young men in our village, who have
been trying for several weeks past to earn
an unenviatle notoriety by attempting to
disturb and annoy, ip almost all conceiv.
able ways, the meetings of our Lodge Of
GOOD Templars. We send you their names
ior publication it you think best. Per.
haps it would be we'll to Withhold them IN.
I'll the effect to this actmonttsoa is seen.
When if they continue their low rowdyism
we shall desire them to have the benefit
OF your extensive circulation. 'aaoia
A Lover or ORDER
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

10 MUSICAL FESTIVAL "A two days Festi-
val will be held in the Town Hall in
Cambridge Center commencing Oct 8th,
at 10 O'clock A. M and closing Wednes.
day Eve. with Concert, conducted bv
.. B. Wait assisted by Miss Nellie Parker
and Mrs. II. d. Bryant Soprano soloists,
also by Miss Nettie Bedding Pianist. and
accompaniment from the Nor.
Musical Association. Admission
to the concert, 25 cents. d
7srJ OSCAR ATwooD Inl|
aaeH. w, GRIswoLn C'lmm'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
Notice.

The subscriber, would respectfully inform bis
many patrons that he has commenced business
al ms new Building on Church Street, where he
VIII continue to carry ON. both Backsmithing
ana Wheelwfight business as heretofore but
from this date, DxoLuslvELY ON THE PAY DowS
principle.
HENRY ]. LILLY,
uyue Pafk. Oct. LIST 1867 46WS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
why suffer from serss I.

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ror sale by all druggists or send your address and
~ cents to D. =. SEYMOR d Co., Boston,
Mass and receive box by return mail. yl4S
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

O. The ediOr Of the Argus and Patriot
was indicted by the Grand Jury Of Wash
ington Co., at their last sittin, for a
libellous article published in his paper
against the Hon. Nathaniel Eaton Of Mid.
dlesex not for the affair with Hon.
John Gregory. The last is a private suit
- Nations Journal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
CATARRH CAN BE CURED!

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
Information,

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
Royal Havana Lottery Of
Cuba.

DRAWN ONCE IN SEVENTEEN DAYS.
=" %' u .ai,. 1000 5000
" .-- -dIo. JI - $4,000
. " 4gii2t 10000
va ~. Prizes paid in jold. Prizes Cashsd
iha incarnation given by GEO ,UPllAM
Z 0oy-l SO N. Main St., Providence, Il, !,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
sEcRErARY's REPORT -2D DAY

The day promised to be good the mar
shals were early in the saddle, MARSHALL
ing the hosts for the grand cavaleade O.
horses which passed upon the ground al
10 o'clock, proceeded by the Stowe Band
who discoursQd some beautiful airs as thew
escorted the vast cavalcado to the ground.
This Band is composed of some of the
first young men in Stowe, who by their
by their gentlemanly bearing and prfci-
ency in performance. won the respect and
esteem not only of the officers and mem
bers of the society, but of the vast crowd
that surrounded them We hope some
day to make their further acquaintance
and shall urge upon the officers of the So
ciety the propriety Of early securing their
services for another year.
AT II o'clock the address was delivered
by Hon. Geo. Wilkins, who was listened
to with great attention during its entire
delivery, and was thoroughly practical
the right thing in the right place
The address ended, the marshals pro.
ceoded to clear the track for the races
The following horses were entered for the
stallion purse of $40:
Young Kicker, owned and driven by VIM.
s. Gilbert; Morristowu; -
Black Hawk, owned by E. d. Smith Of
Morristown, and driven by J. Ferguson,
Hydepark o. ''s Ga' oatc'
Gen. Grant, owned and drove by A. W. |
Spaulding, Morristown
The first prize was won by Young Kicker
in $40 IA: I'd by Gen Grant, in 3l2
Sd by Black Hawk in 9.l3.
This race was all the more interesting
as the horses were never before put upon
the track. The Young Kicker was taken
rom treaking-up pillow end put upon the
track to win laurels that will never fade
in the eyes of our horsemen of the state.
he is horse of great bottom and has the
ability to earn reputation that will be
Gen. Grant is young horse
u good constitution and that peculiar
good bone and muscle that is noticeable
n all the horses of his race, and we pre-.
iict for him a high position among the
asst horses in the state. ir elsa tA' Y
The trotting for fhe $50 purse was
lone by Mr.. S @. Cuttings black pony, D
indian Maid, and CIR Pages chustnut I
mare, Gold Dust. The first prize was won
y Indian Maid in 3.ll % Cd by Gold 2
Just in 3.l4. Indian Maid won the $50 b
urse also without opposition. This closed
nc county purses Some very fine horses b
'ere exhibited by VIM. Pitcher Of ALBANY b
-0ne pair of Flying NIOrgans owned BY
Oseph Hurlburt Of Fairfax, and one q
"ned by Dyer Gates of Cambrids 80 one b,
70 Allen colt owned by Alden Robinson of
airiax, one 3-years old colt owned BY i,
Of. h. b. Sawyer Of Hyde park,-ail ;,
ere animals of great merit slc3t h.
On tho private purse, MI. Pitcher drove %
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
THE FAIR,

We intended to have made few re
. marks upon tie subject of the Fair, thi
week, but the report of Secretary Bryan
leaves little for us to say. II exhaust
the subject. ( WaF d&5/.
I We have already expressed our regreI
that Mr.. Wilkins did uot write out copy
Of his address for publication. His OBJ
lject was to impress upon his, hearers the
greater Importance of improving the breeds
of domestic animals. This was his text.
No one can doubt that this is very i'm
portant subject to the farmers of Vermont
in common with the farmers and people
OF the whole country. But we cannot
assent to the doctrine which we under
stood the speaker to advance, that in the
raising of stock alone, were the farmers
of Vermont ever to look for rich profits
That our state, particularly, from its sit
uation, soil and climate, or whatever other
accessory, is incapable, Of producticv and
profitable agriculture, To discuss this
subject fairly would open wide field,
which we cannot now enter into; but we
simply wish to record our. dissent from |
the conclusion of the speaker upon this
point, if we correctly understood him.
He however exhibited some startling
facts and figures, showing the difference
between good COW or horse and o poor
of same kind; enough, we tho't
to open the eyes of any one to the depict
ng process of keeping poor or Indifferent
'tock of any kind. One fact which he
brought out was rather humiliating The
lorse-hesh in single county in N. Y, t
where great attention has been given for /
1any years to improved breods of horses, l
valued at more than all the live stock Il
D Vermont, including even poultry The v
itferece in favor of that single county v
yer the whole state of Vermont being, if II
c rccollect correctly, ten millions of dol.
RS. He also alluded to the vast sums OF
money paid to England by our people 81
+ fine bloodcd animals at fabulous prices
hich might have 5ecn saved here if our oh
oplo had given their intelligent atten pr
'u the subject all of which facts and no
ews we most cordially endorse He ia
Oke generally upon the impro vement of so
kinds of domestic animals; but hi
zen he came to particularize the horse of
, noblest of all the domestic animals, it un
s evident his work was one of love lis
d he exhibited great familiarity with is
history of all the notable horses for Try
re than two hundred years. We wish ant
were able to commend the address to est;
II perusal. lt, .t. .a.s,.I,s z. livt
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

SERIOUS AccIDENr.-George Gould, son
OF simeon Gould, Of this town, while
working with thrcshing machine on
Monday last, in Elmoro, had his left
hand caught in the machine, and terribly
torn to pieces. The flesh was nearly all
torn of, and the wrist and three of the
9arpal bones broken. lie was not insur-
ed. .- .-Ho' 300 ia- aU Z. m' 40, 49,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

,"ASInO'--At this office, Immediately
boy about % years Of age, as an an !.
prentice to the printing business. HfNN None
/, but a steady, temperate and respectful
lad need apply. ~ sa'bi'bSH''SF - :
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02

Sg A young lady returning to hi
country home after a sojourn of few mOns
In the city. was hardly recognized by her FRIEND
In place of coarse, rustic flushed lace, she had,
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Notice.

The subscriber will leave on the 1st Of Nov
next and all persons haveng unsettled demands
are requested to make payment Before that date,
as all unsettled matters will Necessarily 60 into
other hands for settle mcrt. at that time.
Ia, y. NJ. PENNoCE,
MorristoWn, Oct Ist 1867, 46w5
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
REUNION OF VERMONT OFFICERS

REUNION OF VERMONT OFFICERS.
The fourth annual Re. Union of Vt, officer
will be held at Montpelier, on Thursday
the 9th day of October next ...., ..
The Members of the Re- Union Society
and all Vermont Officers arc respectfully
invited to be present The usual prclim.
iuary meeting for the election of officers.
and other bushes, will be held at the
Court House Immediately after the arrival
OF trains from the south. Gems. W., T.
II Brooks, W. F. Smith, NJ. T., Mcmahon
and Gov, Walter Hartman, are expected
to be present, as, invited guests. r,.. =
Arrangements will be made for an
Grafton before the Society a. Representa-
tive Hall during the evening.
supper at ten o'clock, ?. NJ, provided
by Clark a. Durham
Marshall, Gen, W. Y. W, Ripley.
Assistant Marshcll, Gen. Geo p. Eos.
ter.
Toast Master, 1t. Col. $. VI. Pingrco.'
~ Roswell FARNuAM, Cor Sec'y.
.i"F JonN 9. SrEARNs, Rec. sec'y.
Bradford, Vt, Sent % 1857
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SprtioI ylotitts.
Union Eov1se

HYDE PARK, 49, VAHMol
House renovated from top to Sss,
New Furniture and Carpts. The ppr
etor having recently purchased, and na.
cd this house, standing on the South Et
corner Of Main st. informs the puSI,
that ne is prepared to furnish RboIn,
entertainment for man and beast for n,
somaHe compensation.
3ftt ..r ~n... ABEL SMALLE,
Hyde Park, idly 10th, 1867.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
aewsaralg:
Hyde Park, "Wednesday, Oct. ., 1867

To 'ADyERrIsERs.-The circulation Of the
EEwsDEALER is more than an average of the pa
Pers Vermont, and is steadily increasing. It
ore Of the best Advertising mediums.in the
State. See rates on first page
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
New Photographic Rooms
At Cambridge Center !
Mr.. Geo. G. Guellow,

Photographic Artist respectfully announces to
MS patrons and public generally, that he snov
predared to take from the ORIGINAL, and also, TO
copy, pictures of all kinds. Please give US call
now or before the first OF December and Special
atten ton Will be given. Prices reasonable
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-02
FEMALE EQUEsTRIANIsM.

The committee find great difficulty in
deciding between the merits of the eques,
triennes' but after much consideration
adJudge the palm to Mrs Josiah George