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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23

\ "a AS a Tonic and appetizer nothing
can equal the effect of DR.. II. Anders'
Iodine Water. Unlike all stimulants its
effect is permanent, building up the body
sad giving strength and vitality to all
parts OF the system. In old aud chronic
cases 1t may be used with almost a GER
tsinty Of success.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23
kIs'E'O.S Of XOuses.

gentleman who suffered tor wears from Ner.
ssonS IDENTITY Premature Decay and all the ef-
rect: OF youthful ndiscretion. Will, for the sake
o. suffering humanity, send free to all who need
IT, IT,, the recipe and directions for making the sim
pie tY.neay Dy wh'ch ne was cured. Sufferers
wishing 70 pfoatby the advertisers experience
can DO so by addressing, IN perfect confaence
John y. Ogden. AZ, Cedar Street, N Y. 3lyl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23

y -, Alonzo cobleigh, Esq, writes
from Chicago that he saw at an agricultu.
raj Fair at Rome, N. Y, q cucumber,
which measured sir feet and four inches
IN length Cobleigh may have been under
the influence Of cold water when he yrot, |
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Narti&A.

In Cambridge. Oct 22d, by Rev E. Wb,.l,.
Mr."' Il. Parker and Miss AscnsA P. C.rl,a
both Of Cambridge. mo cards)
In Stowe. Oct. 20, by Rev. Jas. + Eoa y
AFRO Durkee of Stowe, and Miss taia n M
of Morristown.
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A N ERICAlN HOUSt

HYDE PARK.y- -. 49,. W
nR. DAVID RANDALL, would resu.ta,s
~ inform his old friends and patrons anil
public generally, that he has leased for IN
OF yesrs this well known house, and purhls
the furniture. He intends to have no ut \
the public suffer by the change. whith 81
iiicits d portion of that patronage whirh nj
heretofore driven by the American HOu,, n
account OF the price of fare feeling coniia
that he will he able to phase all who arc Eila
to pay for what they have. a wv
HydeparB, Oct. 20, 1867.
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40 fDnsEgsss Dssyes.

The Rev. Edward A Wilson will send free of
cnargel TO all who desire it. the pres ription,
with the directions for making and usipg tho
simple remedy by which he was cured of n lupe
Affection and tina dread disease CONSUMPTION
ms ouly object is to benefit the afflicted, and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription,
as 1t WIN cost them nothing and may prove
essing Please address Rev. Edward A. viii.
son. Willlamsburgh, Kings Co New York. 3lvI
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Grace'g Celebrated SnlYe.

From Mr.. b. TUCKER, Depot master at Salisbury
Mass.
81 have been troubled for years with bad
humor sometimes outwardly, and sometimes
ihwardiy Turing the past summer it nantes.
ted itself more than usual outwardfv AMI .,s..d
your slave. All signs of it have since disannear'
ca, without affecting ME inwardly Indicating, |
tnlnk' the eFadieating nature of the Salve"
SETH. W, FQWLE, d son, Boston, Propriret.
ors. al
Sold by all Druggists, at 25 cts. a box Sent nv
mail for 35 cts. ......
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@ ask&t.

NEW YORK WHOLESALE pRonro.
/ CURRENT. Reported especisIIn Pro
MoiLLE NEwsDEALER, by Il, p pam %,
General Produce Commission M.r'nan 10
SS2 Washington Street, N. Y 'tsona1t', h
ending Oct. 18th, 1867. 'or 'hs vi
N, B.-Mark goods distinctly ana.
voices. Large and Email lots receive 'ST;,1srih
ton. '' uKs tih
BUTTER.
State prime per lb 40 AZ Maple OAR'
Ohio S0-32 v,or- ~
U Ug TO- 40 10 90 90 Extra State linn :.
CHEESE Western linn.
IA; ua' i ~ v, WHE&f. wv
Ohio, l4.l6 Red sIns|
f. to,. LARD. RYE, OATS, g.
y, VA Kegs lf 10 State 4 westp is,
In Tierces 1915 Oats, State 'Il
-, =. EGGS oooo Western WI
Vermont ft7ss> 00Oo ohio M|
Jersey Jersey CORN. lan
western -t.. estern mixed
So TALLow 'Tr.t Ysl1ouu
In 6 DaEreiS i LIZ hIstEtLayEors
IN eakes lz-lS Timothy seed N
=, =. SEAhs, FLAX seed
Medium 1888, so Clo-er seed n..r
Marrows, 3.T5-4 90 Hons Pefb
FRUIT X VEGETABLES, Prime VII
Dried Apples, $40 Broom Co,,,.
49,, Peaches 1927 Beeswax pur. 'as
Green Apples 300350. poo, WI
Potatoes 225sExtra Sat- Ol
POULTRY, Western WI
Chicken, 1924 vu,,
Turkey 1926 In Bond
1883 II. p. BALLARD & ca a.,
STRICTLY COMMISSION M,sr,'
FOR THE SALE OF
a utter. Cheese, Lard, Eggs, Beans. Pa, n
Poultry Green Il Dried Fruits, Cotton 'a S. up
and oil kinds country produce. '1' iO'''t
sS2 Washington Street, New Va.
REFERENcEs--: Irving National b,rt "
York City. Smith & Maynard, IL ' Gaad ~
It.. N. Y. Ballard Il Bro, Ricbmovl'
J. 7. Whitehouse, rs CORTLAND at W.
md Natl nal Bank. Jersey City. D q ny
n. al Broadway, N. Y. John Clash 10y Ky
nond, Va. John Youngs, Brighsntonn wy ny
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.

a protected solution Of the protoxide of Iron
whlch Is so prepared that it ass.milates at once
with the blood, giving strength, vgor and new
life to the whole system.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasioped
by deficiency Of Iron in the Blood, without
restoring it to the system, Is like trying to re.
par building when the foundation is zone.
An eminent divine says II have been using
the Peruvian Syrup for some time past it gives
muscle.'' -
Pamphlets containing certificates of cures
and recommendations from some of the most
eminent physicians. clergymen and Others, will
he sent free to any address. lH..H -
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup" blown in
the glass. -
Up. DISSM0RE. Proprieter,
No. SO Dey St., New York.
Sold by all drurqists .t.'. .t III
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23

The New York City Hall has the largest
bell but one on the continent. II weighs
10000 pounds, aud is said to have been
ordered as joke. aiai5lM .I8
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23

headache relieved, and in fact every disease Of
ta ~ nose and head permanently cured by The Nd
OF the weIl-known remedy, y '"' use
a. R-BDER's GERaAN SNuFFi
Try u. for 1t costs but 25c. Far sale ~, an
druggists or send 25c. to D. p. SEYMoffRH
co. bosten' and receive a box BY return mail
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Information

Guaranteed to produce iuxuriant growth of
mar upon bald head or beardless face also a
recipe Tor the removal of pimpes blotches. err.
clear and beautiful, can be obtained witbont
charge by addressing TnoMAs +. CHApMAs'
chemist, 1923 Broadway, NewYork. "a SlyI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23
EERGN i'm the EsE09D.

The necessity of a due proportion of iron in the
bIeod is well known to all medical men, when
itbecomes reduced from any cause whatever the
whole system suffers, the weakest part being first
attacked, and feeling of langnor asstude and
"all goneness' pervades the system The rem
edy is simply to supply the blood with the nee
essary quantity of iron. This can be done by
using the.
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ed -i77-1s -
9it6.

In Elmore, Sept. 30, Anson Olms,ea !.
81 years. mo. and 10 days. 4
Nov. 10, 1864. Betsey w, wife of Auma|
stead, aged 81 years months rs days.
In johnson, Sept. 20, of typhoid fever M
Frances only daughter of Albert NJ. and h
ny 81. Dow aged 20 years.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23

\ The HoosAc TUNNEL DISASTER "A
dispatch to the Springfield Republican
/ from North Adams gives more detailed
account of the fearful catastrophe in the
Hoosac Tunnel: ~
Zone of the most terrible accidents that
has ever occurred in this State and the
most destructive to life and property, &C.
CURED at the central shaft on the Hoosac
Tunnel on Florida mountain, about six
miles east of North Adams, at little
past one o'clock, Saturday afternoon. A
gang Of thirteen workmen had just de-
cended the shaft after blast. to collect
and load up the debris, when an explo-
sion Of gasoline in the large building,
which is built over and envelopes the
mouth Of the shaft, took place and in
few minutes the entire structure was en-.
velopel in flames, and soon fell in. All
communication with the men below was at
once cut off and they had to be left to
their fate.
1t is supposed that most of them were
instantly killed by the tons of rock, drills,
timber, ETC., which fell down the shaft, !
and that those who escaped instant death
must have soon persisted from sufocation
or been drowned in the accumulation Of
water. The shaft is $50 feet deep
Every effort was made to rescue them.
and as soon as the FIRE was extlngushed,
a man was lowered down, but could find
no trace of his unhappy comrades The
most intense excitement prevails in the
vicinity of the disaster, aud the place
has already been visited by thousands OF
people. Means will at once be employed {
% recover if possible the bodies, but as
he shaft is steadily filing with water,
md as all the hosting apparatus has +
,een destroyed, it is doubtful whether c
hey well be found for many days. No
ause can be assigned for the accident
nd blame attaches to no one" {
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23
THE noNraLrEs.

!. Here is the Atlantic again. Right up
on the heels Of the October number comes
toIus. the November number. with it
rich table Of contents, and the prospectus
for 1868. In the presetit No. are, part
/ of the Guardian Angel" Cretan days,
the first of series of articles by W. ].
Stillman, our Consul at Crete; part Sec
Ond of " the Autobiography of quack ?
Rose Rollin, concluded, &C. &c.
The full6llment in this No. is ample,
and what is promised in the prospectus
for 1865 we confidently expect to see re-
allied
The Publishers have for ten years aim
ed to give the public first class Maya.
zine. and no one who has read it, even oc !.
casionally, will dispute their title to per-
feet success. Among the contributors for
1868, are Dr. Hayes the Arctic Voyger,
James Parton, Bayard Taylor, Ralph Wal
do Emerson, Edward Everett Hale, Whip
pie, Stanley and Stillman Pig
Single subscriptions, $500: ten copies
$4,000, and $500 for each additional No.
up to twenty, and for clubs of twenty an
additional number to the getter up of the
club
The atlantic Monthley and Our
Young Folks" for $500. 1ickner g.
Field, l24 fremont St., Boston.
Horper's Magazine has been too long a
avorite with the reading public to need
commentator. 1t is on hand,
md welcomed as an old friend "Person
i Recollections of the War;" by Port
)rayon are more than worth the price of
Inscription to US. We travelled over
lost of the scenes Port is describing, and
an testify to the graphic truthfulness of
is deliniatiOns both with pen and pencil.
THE CHrLDPEN's Hour, is magazine .
,r the little ones edited by T. S. Ar.
lur. and is perfect gem in its way.
he present number has fine illustrated
ticles especially adapted to please the
tile ones "Fido aud Biddy," makes =
en- clap their little hands with delight. :
ldo is cowardly, naughty little dog, !,
ID has been wont for long time to har- ,
Riddy, who is much afraid of him. .
he day, Biddy, after an absence Of just D
rec weeks, during which time Fido J,
ms to have lost his occupation, or at :
st his chief delight, appears on the v
iveled walk, with brood of eight lit :,
cks. Fido pitches at her as if to make :,
for lost time. but he fluids her no lon H.
timid and retreating Her feathers
Immediately reversed, and she flies at
sneaking pup and puts him to inglo- al
us fight. 1t is SO life-likc that we
re childish enough to laugh right out" tn
Subscription price sl.25 year, and We
a list of premiums for clubs. sa
[. S, Arthur & Son, 800 and sll Or
estnut St, Philadelphia.
Our YOUNG FOLKS" is a magazine n
boys and girls, little farther advan- If
. Has rich table of contents, aud On
le beautiful illustrations, and the Pro. Or,
ctus for 1868. Single copies per IN
r. 80 90. 20 copies for $50, and is va
bbed with the other publications of tn,
most enterprising establishment sol
knor d fields--so as to make it cost 70,
Oh less. This establishment are fall
utpubllshiug some new juvenile books
the holidays: "Grimm's COLLINS wa
low Berries" Queer Little People, Ho
"Rainbows for Children" price / n
80 each. Tickuor & Fields, 1874 Ire. pos
at St., Botson. ms
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IN. S. Merriam. of Stove, has brought,
US two common English Turnips. weighing
respectively IA IL and IA lbs.

ca Prof @Wbipple. assisted BY, The
Association, viii give j concert at Nor
risville on Tuesday eve. Nov. 9th.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23

me subscriber will leavs on the LIST of Nav
next ana all persons haveng unsettled demands
,ae requested to make payment before that dare
~ ~ unsettled, matters will necessarily 20 into
''"S' hanus LOT settlement, at that time 1T
Morr,s, d. NJ. PENNocK,
wv iet 1901, 4Bwk
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23

This will much ameliorate the asperity
of the future election contests, No party
can be found to stand up in the pride of
its heart and accuse the other of any thing
it is not itself guilty Of This will here
after become the great conservative infu-
'ence in the republic 5 And only hushsng
committees will be appointed, composed
of equal numbers from both parties, whose
unanimous desire will be to whitewash
whatever Of corruption may have occurred
on either side. How much better this
win make us appear abroad than the
present system--or, we should say, the
past system Of elimination and recrimina-
ton. When we all become one conglom-
crate mass Of thieves, with no sneaking
accusers left, what blissful nest of viii
lainy we shall be ''N g" y 2-7
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23

characterize as that dreadful woman, on
our hands. She comes out and says to our
geat republican party, buy my old clio
thes OF | will dismember you" And do
not know but that it would have been a
good idea to buy them up. True, they are
not worth much for in company with Mrs
Paul, ! examined them yesterday. On
the matter of dry goods Mrs. Paul's head
is about as level as most women's. She
went over them in detail, discovering
that the dresses were fraycd around the
edges.
Her soul was not in arms and ready for the
fray =
Moreover, many of them were soied.
and all were cut very low in the neck.
"Why John, l wouldn't wear one of
them, she cried, mot if they had beer
worn by all the presidcntesses that eve,
sat on chairs, I've got better party
dresses at home"
But my dear" 1 affectionately urged,
/" these are republican party dresses; you
should purchase them for principles sake.
If not for old associations. This is the
one which was worn the night that our
great and good President was murdered
Think what cheeful frame of mind il
would throw you into; the memories of
the horrible assassination night and the
subsequent hangings would crowd upon
you as you rustled around in its heavy
folds. :.
But still she was obdurate. ~ don't
want any relics of the relict !' she said
How utterly unreasonable. woman is
might as well have talked to the bed
post to persuade it to buy balmoral
instead of chintz curtains. Poor Mr..
Brady had the trouble Of showing us the
goods without cffecting single sale, and
went home discontinued and unhappy.
more persuaded than ever that had made
mistake in the choice of wife,-got 4
woman who would refuse to wear Mrs
-incoln's old clothes, after all that has
'een said about then, is surely unworthy
he confidence and affection of any good
epublican. "--"John Paul in Spriug
ien Republican,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23

ma ID Just published, the New Ma
vi tionr1 Map of the United states,
showing our whole domain from
the Atlantic to the Pacific Oceans. and the conn.
Ties OF each state; we want agents TO sell it
everywhere. Great Inducements Address En-.
sign d Bridgman, 20 Beekman st. NY. 43w2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23

To ADyERrIsERs.-The circulation of the
EHvsDgALER is more than an average OF the pa
ssrs Vermont, snd is steadily increasing, II
q one Of the best advertising mediums IN the
State. See rates on first page.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23
ELECTION coRnuprIoNs.

The Congressional investigating com
mittee, appointed to inquire into thefraud'
and briharies practiced by the Democrat
ic Barnutn, in the recent election in Con-
necticut, have been quite succcssfulwip
fastening this stigma upon the Democrats.
There seems to remain no doubt but
what the ungodly Democrats 'Barnum,
and his friends, made free use of the
root, to buy.an bride. Butthe investi-
CATION has, as it would seem, proven more
than this, 1t has established the fact
that Republican Barnum, and his friends,
were equally prodlgal in their use and Of
fers of use, Of the same influence. This
is very consoling to us. To feel, in this
great age of progress, that 'cufown Oonce
honest and .stupid-stupid BECAUSE hon
est-party are likely to become as smart
and rotton as our adversaries, is like hsv-
ing thousand balms poured over our po-
litical head. We would not lay this very
fattering JUNCTION to our Soul upon the ev-
idence developed in this Connecticut elec-
ton alone. We think We sec ether evil
dences. nearer home, and further from
home as we'll '.'" '''''.
Hereafter the Denis are not to be
..f . = -B. ~
the sole proprietors Of this great patent
of corruption. Our cute republicans
have got an almost equal share in the
concern. And now. this having become
the settled policy of both parties, what
on earth is the sense Of making any more
hubub about it? Why appoint any more
investigating committees to gather and
parade these pleasant facts, when they
are already SO we'll understood by all
smart people Of both parties. To be sure
there was time, when the Republican I
party was in its sap, that such investiga- b
lions were almost sure to result to our ad- !
vantage, but that was long enough ago. Il
The littleTleaven of democracy which the j
union of parties brought to us. has in
these last blessed six years, leavoned the
whole lump! We have become "prac- -
teal '-as practical as our wiley advcr-
saries The old, impractical, stupid, hon,
est fogies Of the republican party have til
gone into that blisful obscurity ordained p,
for all honest impractical, simple minded a
politicians; and the party has been given
over to the control Of men who know He
.nough to fight the devil with his own W
yeapors" .f''a ' So
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS
The following described property was sT
by 0filceH of the Customs for violation ds|
Revenue laws OF the United STATES, viz: VI
Eden, March |, 1867, sorrel Horse.
Any person or persons claiming the ahRs
scribed property are hereby notified to spaaI
within twenty days from the date hereof srdh |
with the Collector of the Customs for The VI
trict of Vermont, a claim, stating bis orthI
interest in the property so seized Ah'
execute bond TO the United States cOrdits
that in case of the condemnation Of the prols9I
so seized the obligors will pay all the coaig
expenses Of the proceedings to obtain cOnd'ns
ton. Otherwise | shall proceed to adEHI
and sell said property according to law ia 81
cases made and provided.
''h-l 'i''' GEO. J. STANNARD l
Colr Of UusiOs
Custom House. District of Vermont. an
CoPr's Office, Burlington, Oct. II 1861 w
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23
why suffer from Sores d,

why Suffer from Sores?
When, by the use of the ArniGa Ointment. Won
can easily be cured. II has relieved thousanas
from Burns, scalds. Chapped hands Sprains.
Nuts' wounds and every complaint OF the skin
sure to ask for DO
HALE's ARNIoA OINTMENT,
For sale by all druggists or send yutr add,es. md
20 cents to o. 7. SEYMOK d Co. Boston
Mass and receive box by return mail eyI.4s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-10-23
fAUCTION!

The subscriber will sell at public Auction ]
i his dwelling-house on johnson Plain, lM|
day, Oct. 18th, 1867, Household Funltn
Stoves, &c, Farming to,ls, Wagons, sltIa
Harnesses. Horses, Cattle, Hogs, &c.
Sale commences at 10 o. clock, AN.
N. BAH persons indebted to nc will pIw |
call and settle the same, or must leave itTtI
a lawyer. '- W. B. PIECE /
johnson, Oct. 10, 1867, i9Wl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-12-11
FREDERICK L. WOODBRIDGE.

A fat COW Of Durham grrde was recently
slaughtered in London, which weighed,
when killed, /. $50 pounds. and yielded $40
pounds Of rough iaiiow.
The Italian Government has granted
universal amu,sty 10 the adhereu's oi Cart
ts'di.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-12-11

Among recent "sfrikes' is strike of
Queen Victoria sssinst the London butch
ers. She refuses to pay them for her es.
adjustment the large prices they have been
exacting. This course, which vas takes
10 benefit the peer, has already, il Is SAID.
produced preceptble reduction I'M tbs
price oi meats in the markets sf England.
Four hundred bushels of p,tstors 10 the
acre are said to be an average crop this sea-
son in Oxford county. Maine. A starch
mill in Andoser has ground twenty. Ave
teousand bushels Of iLem into starch slrra-
dy, this year. ha .a1fa
The Munich Comm Bulletin s,ys that
the largest cotton .Inanufactory 10 The world
Is bnild'ng at rufissllle. near that place.