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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
DIR. SCHENCK'S NEW OFFICE

DIR. j. II. SCHENCK, of PHILADELPHIA !
opened an Office on second floor of No. SSH
over Street, Boston, where be will be protest.
ally every Wednesday, from 9 to 3. EUUl
son complaining with Consumption Or aBy B
ease leading TO it, Is invited to call on bim !
gives advice free. but for thorough exam
ton with his Rcspirometer the cbargh iSfns
lars.
DR.. Schenck can explain TO atieD,s ,er /
rectly. the stage Of their disease. and horF
use his medicines, namely, his pulmouC Syrl
Seaweed Tonic. Mandrake Pills. witbopttt,v
OF the Respirometer whether it is Iulereua
pulmonary, Bronchial or Dyspeptjc Consun
or whether it is merely merely an ucenl
throat and catarrh or from LAYER Complaint
His medicines have full directions, 80 any u
can take them without seeing him. but th
i've near by, are well enough, it Is best h
him. All three Of his medicines are rebuirli
nearly every case of lung disease. for 1t is ID
possible TO cure Consumption unless the stonE
and liver are kept in perfect order. TO get IlH
In healing condition the stomach must !
cIeansed, and Gu appetite for good rich food ut
ted: NO as to make good blood before the Iu4
VIII begin to heal ; then the chils and riS
sweats will stop, and the expectolatOn bcoa
free and easy.
He keeps a full supply of midicnes At !
rooms. which can be had at all times.
Price OF the Pulmonic Syrup and SeaweedIH
&c. each ST 90 per bottle. or ST 80 the half dOa
" mandrake Pill, % cents per box.
= Eo. Z. GOODWIN IL CO.. 80 Hanover sra
session. General Wholisale Agents for The M
England States. Fro sale by all druggists,
JD3I
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
now be made
THE RAILROAD QUESTION.

1--WE give the report of majority Of the
Committee of Montpelier, on the question
ofmortgaging the town in the sum of $3.50.
o00 for constructing the Montpelier, s. St
Johnsbury Railroad. The report is ad
verse to mortgage for that amount, for
the reasons set forth, though it does not
question the necessity of raising that am
cunt, but rather proposes to attempt to
raise it by taking $50 900 in stock as
bonus to subscribers for the additional
100000. Remembering that majority
of tie Subscribers TO The report have had
practical experience 10 their liberal sub
scriptions and oncrous labors for the
Central road, we are not at all surprised
at .hc views they have taken of the ques
ton as one Of Investment. We would as
sumo that the amount furnished by the
town, whatever it may be. is to be a gift,
without any expectation of dividends. but
VIC would also assume that the incidental
advantages to the town, in the increase
of business population. wealth, aud future
grand lists, will more than refund the
amount expended Indeed VIC have no
doubt that majority of the gentlemen
who have signed the report. and of the
business men and properly holders. can,
il they choose. reap much more from the
road than their taxes for the gift; and
still we must admit that it is every mans
right to decide that question for himself
Personally, We are ready to take our
share on the grand list Of tbe'sl5o,0oO.
but we are reluctant, by OUR assent, to
force unnecessarily a like contribution up.
~ others. who feel that they ecanuot at.
ford it. For example, those who own
'nly homestead, with no desiie to sell it,
he increased value Of which by The road
will therefore be 10 he owners rather
worse than nominal, since it will 'increas
Ae amount Of their taxes.
II Is true that. 10 these cases, the,exac.
ion may be made up to their bsirs; tut =
I'LL there will be an unwelcomo burden
holders 'forlife Ifthe amount rcouir. =
! can be made'ap With smaller con.ri d
ution by town taxes. We therefore would !
refer it, and our advice would be Hrst to o
% whether the sum Of $3.50 900 caHnot \
6 raised on the plan suggested by the 81
onmittce. If that should fail, then o
lontpelicr can try the naked and impor- h
issfion Of a mortgage IF $4,000, or a
road. In that case, we shall choose 4,
g mortgage. We understand that an "
tort is to be Immediately made for the a,
10000 mortgage We do not know N
e reasons for haste We can think Of ar
NE; and We venture to say that there sb
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
TELiows' ORIGINAL
WORM -tOZENCES.

we can with confidence point TO FellOrI
WQUn, l4pzenges as the most peri ct remedy
those troublesome perts.
Intestinal Worms,
Alter years OF careful experiment, success ~
crowned our efforts. and we now offer to ID
world confection without single fault, belH
saie, convenient, efectual and pleasant. NOE
FURIOUS result can occur, let them be used
whatever quantity. Not q particle of cson1
tehers their composition. They may be us
without fnrlher preparation and at any time
oni'dren VIII eagerly devour all you give lnp.
anu ask Tor more. They never fail IN expella'
worms from their dweIling-plsces, and they :.
Always strengthen the weak and emaciated' ~"
when he Is not afflicted with worms.
various remedies have, from time to time n''
recommended, such as calomel. oil Of wormsess
turpentine. &c. producing dangerous and SOM
times fatal consequences. After much resfsvl
STUDY and experiments. embracing several w..
tne proprietors OF Fellows worm Lozengespa""
succeeded In producing this remedy. free w
MI objections. and positively sale pleasant ~ ~
ehectuai' They do not kill the worms, oa a.s
ny making their dwelling places disagreeaDNs
enem. In order to assure consumers OF tns
aineness Of these Lozenges, the analysis OIL W.
a A Hayes, state assayer. is annexed = .i
- have analysed the worm ozenges prep,M,s
by Messrs. Fellows IL Co. and find they, Mns
from mercury brother metallic or mineral ms. I'..
lnese Lnzepges are sk lllfnlly COMPOUNDED, Eh
~. 'ha,. TO t sne taste fc, yst syn ena enep'
their action. Respectfully. ,M
A HAYES nv
Price as cts. per boxi Five forsi; 4
Prepared at the New England Botanic DtP0H"
1870. th. proprietor, .3
$50. FRENCH, ,,s
Q whom all orders should addressed. so''T
iealers jp medicine everywhere.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
TNE RAIL ROAD.

We take he,following report and edit.
orial from Walton's Journal of Monday.
1t will be seen that the substantial men
Of Montpelier are hesitating. and do not
mean to vote the tax upon the town. We
do not believe the amount required can be
raised by subscription. Their failure
might make our success little more sure,
but not much. The people of Lamoile
seem to be determined to have road
through this valley. in any event:
TO TIE TAX PAYERS VI MONTPELIER
The undersigned, members Of commit
tee appointed at injecting held at Vii.
Iagc Hall, on the 25th of March, to con
slider the subject of railroad from Mont
pelicr TO St. 'Johnsbury, submit to you the
following statement Of facts -
The Committee met on several occasions
they heard the engineer, directors and
others interested ia building the road, and
have spent considerable time in the dis
cusSion and investigation Of the subject.
At the last meeting the sum Of $4,000
was named, by General Pitkin, az the
least that Wouid be accepted Of Moutpel.
Ter to commence the prosecution Of the
work; and be desired no action of the
Committee that would result In feccm.
nending to the town to raise any less
sum on the grand list.
10 raise the amount would require a
AK Of about $1,000 on every dollar Of
he present grand list, or an annual tax,
o pay the interest at government rates, of
lbout 90 cents on the dollar. 1t is con
identity believed that under such a bur.
len the list would be reduced SO that at
east 100 cents on the dollar would be re. 1
uired to pay the interest. II was claim ,
d, however, BY General Pitkiu, that one. /
ALT oftliis interest would be refunded by e
he corporation on their bonds; but Ut /
he same time, it was admitted that the I
lOney raised by the towns, would only n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
Sprtial Yutitts.

eS a young lady returning 10 her
country home, after sojourn Of a few months
III the city. was hardly recognized by her friends
In place Of coarse, rustic flushed lace. she had a
SOFT ruby complexion of almost marble smooth.
ness and instead of twenty three she really an
p Peai bnt eighteen. Upon inquiry q, TO the
cause Of 50 great chaoge, she plainly told them
'hat she used the Cirea.sian Balm, and cousid.
FRED 1t an Invaluable acquisition to any ladv,s
toilet. By its use any lady or gentleman can i'm
prove their personal appearance an hundred fold
~ Is simple in Its copbinstion. as nature herself
IS simple yet unsurpassed in Its efficacy in draw.
ing impurities from. also healing. cleansing ana
oeauti'ying the skin and complexion. By liza
direct action on the cuticle II draws from il All
l'simPur'ties, kindly healing the same and leav.
ing the surface as nature intended IL should he
clear soft smooth and beautiful Price 81. sen,
~ mail or express, on receipt Of On order by
M, WI CLARK a. 60. Chemists
.oyi Nos west Fayette st, Syracuse. ny.
The only American agents for tho sale of same
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19

The IAbY's FRIEND, for July 1867
opens with a Steel Plate Of unusual inter
est and beasty--a lovely Cinderella. SIT
ting sad and neglected by the kitchen fire
her naughty Sisters disappearing through
the doorway. The Colored Fashion
Plate as usual. is an elegant and fai.hful
transcript of the prevailing modes; and
the wood cuts, illustrating articles OF
dress and teaching fancy work. must be
OF great value to the ladies. The Music.
kiss the Little Ones for Me-" looks the
Kind of song to be popular. The literary
entertainment is furnished by Elizabeth
Prescott. Miss A. L. Muzzey, Aubcr For
estier. Frank Lee Benedict, HIS Corey.
Mrs Henry Wood. &c. The instfuctiops
Tor making Phantom Bouquets and Wax
Flowers, and for Pcather.work are worth
ladies' tell us, many times over the cost
OF the number. A beautiful Steel Enera.
wing will be sent gratis to every single
w oo) subscriber, and to every pcrsou
sending clnb. Specimen numbers of
'ns magazine will be sent for twenty
,ents.
fric' with engraving $3.50 a year
four copies with one engraving 5000.
zoe copy Of Lady's Friend and one Of
'a'urday Evening p0't land one eugrav-
ng)' $500. Address Deacon & Peterson.
IL walnut Street Philadelphia.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
COUNTY COURT.

Court adjonrnsd yesterday afternoon
upon receiving the verdict of the jury il
case Of Hyde VS.. Chase. The jury aftel
nearly 81 hours deliberstion returned .
verdict for the Deft. The PIES declara
ton containing no allegation of the Sci.
enter, it was necessary for him to prove
an express soarranty; and all the proof
that the sheep which the Plff bought we're
unsound, and that the Deft. knew it,
was taken from the jury by the charge Of
the court. 1t is avery severe case for the
Rev. Plf.
Upon an intimation from the Court to
the States Atty, that the Court had ruled
in an unreported case, that AZ pa'ticcps
criminis. could not be admitted to testify
in prosecution for adultery. he entered
a Mole PSowqui in the case State VS..
Benton, as the States Attorney Believed
that without that testimony which was
present and ready to he disclosed, he could
not convict at this term. .-i
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
'CoRRESPnNpEsCE.

Ladies and Gentlemen readers of the
NEwsDEALER You we're last week favor.
ed with 90 abusing account of the Stowe
Convention written BY the Ed. of this
paper, who was there and saw with his
own eyes and heard with his own ears
Now, | shall not undertake to dispute
anything that the worthy gentleman has
said in regard to the speaker or her hus.
band. for it is principles and not men OF
women that wish to criticiso. To con
demn a theory because all who accept or
proclaim it. are not quite able to live up
to it. is mistake which nothing but time
and human development can rectify. Did
the case demand it would cndcayor to
show that the lady in question is very
superior woman; and if shc has domestic
difficulties, that they are entirely beyond
her control Less than two years ago /
saw her in Philadelphia, and she there
received attention enough from intelligent
men, and women. too. to turn the head of
any ordinary woman. young or old all of
which she received with a graceful digui
~ which, think. would have satisfied
tho Col. himself. The Convention was
called as understand, for the purpose of
few questions Of interest to
Us as Spiritualists. and also for tho priv
ege of becoming acquainted with one
another, and cultivating our social natures
Or the benefit of ourselves and those
around tIe.
Never having been fortunate enough to
'ttcnd meeting Of any kind that was
Inite satisfactory,I sh Ill MT claim that
his was an exception but will sly with
ut fear OF contradiction that although
here was some chaff. there was much
ound grain. which trust was not sowp
q poor soil, but will ere long yield =
andfed'fold. not In pr0sely tes to our |,
nth. but1n desire to understand the G
'ae principles of Christianity. which,
hen better understood. will have "a ten =
'ncy to narrow the gulf between us aud Q
lose who think they eau never accep, )
lythng 80 foolish. "lf a man dies II
all be live again ?" was question Of 2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
suncxIna CRIME RYAtHILp.

A letter from Fort Pitt, small SETTLE
ment in the Saskachswsn Valley. British
America. gives the following particulars
of a singular and shocking crime commit
ted by little boy = =
A French Canadian had killed several
pigs. and his little children had looked
on in approving wonder at the process.
Soon after the parents went to church, and
on their return were met at the door by
their Oldest child, an eight year old boy,
VINO exclaimed in childish glec. Il have
killed little piggy; come and see." He
was covered with blood. What they saw
may be inferred from the confession Of the
boy as to what had taken place. When
the parents had gone to church. Gustave
proposed to his little brother, Adolph,
that they should play killing pig. In
this request it is supposed the unfortunate
little fellow acquiesced The youngest
was to be the pig. the eldest the butcher.
Gustave eagerly assisted his brother to
undress for the tragedy. and. taking
small rope, tied him down securely to a
rough lounge that stood in the room he
then procured the butcher knife that his
father had used in slaughtering the pigs
the day before, and plunged it into the
throat of his passive and helpless brother
The wound was mortal one, and it is
that death must Immediately
have resulted. After the child had bled
his little life away, the unnatural brother,
with the most incredible heartlessDess,
took the corl which confined the body to
the lounge, and tying one end around the
feet of the corpse, threw the other over
the beam, and, lending his weight and
strength, hoistcd the body to the position
in which it was found then. not satisf-
ID with the programme thus far carried
,ut, the little butcher must nee as dsem.
BOWEL his dead brother almost in the
'xact manner in which his father had the
'igs the day before.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

A very spirited meeting was held at
the court house in this village, on Thurs
day eve. last, at which practical business
measures were adopted for setting the
wheel in motion. The meeting was presi-
ded over by Hon. J. NJ. Hotchkiss Of
Fairfax, and was attended by representa-
tives Of the substantial men from all the
towns from Georgia to ST. Johnsbury.
Spirited addresses were made, and the
more spirited the more warmly they were
applauded A committee of three, con-
sisting Of Col. R G. Benton, Hon. L. H.
Noyes and ]. W. Sake, Esq, was appoin-
ted to make, or procure to be made a'kur.
vey of the Route, and a fund raised 10
dcfray expenses of the same. We arrived
at the meeting at late hour and are not
able to give complete report. but expect
to receive ono from the Secretary of the
meeting. We saw enough. however, to
convince us that all engaged mean bust
ness. We had the temerity to suggest
the sending for the Report of Gen. Nc
combs Survey, made. VIC think, during
John O. Adams administration with
view to canal, to save some expsnse, hut
the proposition was Immediately voted
down, there seehihs to be a disposition to
get the latest authority regardless Of ex-
pcnsc, which may be taken as fair index
of the spirit which animated the meet.
ing.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
WAsuINGToN, June II.

Judge Fisher, Of the U S. Supreme
Court.o the District of Columbia, is still
confined to his house by sickness, but
the trial of Surratt will be continued to
day. -
The counsel for the defence claim that
the examination Of their witnesses will
develop many new and interesting facts,
the witnesses having been afraid to relate
all they krew about the conspiracy dur.
ing the excitement of the trial in 1865.
Those best informed believe that there
will be no July session of Congress
1t is stated that Mayor Will crs, of
Mobile, has no hope that the President
will revoke General pope's order and re-
ihState him in oficc.
&Ew York, June II.
A correspondent writing from the city
of Mexico, under date of May IS. gives
a'dolefal account of the Situation in the
capital. Famine was threatening the
poor inside the walls. and it was oily due
to the judicious measures of the chiefs of
the Municipality that panic has not
swept the p9pulace into disorder and
riot .- ...
The imposition and collection of taxes
continued usfdmittiug by being carried
on in a most tyranical and exacti1e man.
ner
ST LOUIS Missouri, June l6.
The Republicans Wyandotte's special
says the mob which killed ten negroes
there last Friday, was composed almost
entirely Of nou-rcsidents of the State,
and the citizens caunot be held rcspousi
BILE for the deed.
A very large meeting last night con.
iemned the action of the mob.
New ORLEANS, June IL,
Ths Louisiana Republican Convention
'd5OuFned sine die, yesterday. Among
he rights dernanded for the coloicd race,
$ an equal share in the Offices appointed
md IN the nomination for those elected !
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
IMPORTANT PROGLAMATIoT
Good Ne,Os tor The P.oD,.,
| WRINGE'
Only $500.

The Revenue 1as upon ClO,b,, r, .
ers having been removed BY tn, /. h
gress, and it having been proved II !
great success of a company IN !.
branch of trade, that the iDtelE,'
pie of America are both able and Z
to attend to their own business Wy
decided to give them an Opportu,s,
procuring Clothes Wrlngers a, n. Y.
wholesale cash prices. thus s,,i,.
large commission formerly paid n !.
for taking the Machines from tbs N
the people. The retail price Of wI'If'
through AGENTS has been sim y,
inch machines. apd the whole,,.
price TO agents, S. Is. The Reysn'. !,
paid by the manufacturer anOupt,J !.
cts. on each machine. but as that i, u
removed we otter the people the fvFL i.
fit of its removal, together v,a1
amount formerly paid to, MIDI, i.
amounting in all to So 80 on ,,S
chine which you can save by rjr
your own Wringera ,.o,, ,.
Send your orders direct 10 ps h, /
for one or more machines, with tbe,sns
in National Blpk Bills. Post Off,. nj
or Dlafts on Boston or New York, ns
convenient, and We will forward MI.
chimes by the cheapest and most 4
way. The expense of freight ,iIj
much less if you club together, as, \
en- or more Machines will 60 absa
cheap as one. AS an extra indup,,
We will send the Wringar free to any,
or woman who sends US a club order /
two Dozen or more Machines, aud h !
one getting up a club for one Dou 7
will send as a premium, two W5i
Clothes Baskets worth 50 so. Ciu,
giving full description Of our Win
with abundant testimony showing M
is the best Machine in the market 4
on application.
We are confident the public will m
ciate this opportunity of saving ou,GI
the expense of Wringers, and wei r
those who notice this advertisement
call the attention of their friends /
neigh aors to the subject. until it teaa
generally known. If our Wriugt,
now made with the late imprOveaa
are not known in your neighbOrhoodv
had better send for one as saupal
fore getting up Club, that all may
What they are ordering. For circul
Or further information.
Address, COLBY BROS. & co,
20 If Waterbury, Y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19

). W. HoRNER of Palkcrsbuug, West
w., says that DR.. H. Andcrs' Iodine Wa
ter cured him of Scrofula. He had 81
running Ulcers when he commenced tax
ing the medicine. Persons lfflicted sbould
make Q note of this, and seud to J. P
Dinsmofe, '26 Dey street, New York, for
a circular concerning this remarkable
remedy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19

can be none ii it be understood that
Montpelier ,oiH raise any reasonable
amount required of her, in some one Of
tho modes already proposed or that may
be adopted. We believe tina. rs the pur-
pose Of most of our people. 1t will not
take long to ascertain whether the major
ity of the committee will themselves en-
gage to raise the required amount on
their own plan"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19

EY- The pedestrian Adams and fast
trotting horse rasad at Bennington, the
other day, the horse trotting half mile
while the man walked quarter. The
first heat was won By the horse, but the
walker took the next two with ease in
i.z3 and l25.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19

DTsTRKssISG Last Wednesday while
a little son, 2 years old. ofO. NJ. Tinker,
of this town was phyingin the road near
mis- fathers house, he was attacked by
horse which was feeding in the road. and
bitten and tramplcd upon in a savage
manner. He was in state of iusensibil.
ity when rescued. WV, have not heard
for aday or two how he is doing, but it
is probable he will survive.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
Errors OF Youth.

,on sen ,s who suffered Tor wears from Ner
, soas debility, Premature Decay. and ail the 81
~ sn y. youthful indiscretiln. VIII Tor the sake
IL. fhs ns ndmauity send free to all who need
PIE remedy by which he was cured. safi. r,,
Wishing 10 profit by the advertiscrss exne,icncs
yah 10 30 by addressing. In perfect conGdsnce
'onn d. ogden, ~, Cedar Street N. Y aivI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19

JENNY CANE" IN UNDERuILL-A few
days since. upon the rchnsc Of the Ir'thman
who chopped his wife down last winter,
and upon his returning to his homo in
Underhill, the incenscd neighbors Assem-.
ble'l and pulled his house down. We
understand he was released upon the
ground of insanity.