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SpttiaI Wotitts.
IMPORTANT PROGLAMATlONl
Good Ne,cs for the Psoplei
NO. [ WRINGER.
Only $500.

The Revenue Tax upon Clothes Wiring.
ers having been removed by the last Con.
gress. and it having been proved by the
great success of company in another
branch of trade, that the intelligent peo
pie of America are both able and uaiino
to attend to their own business, we have
decided to give them an opportunity for
procuring Clothes Wringers at the lowest
wholesale cash prices. thus saving the
large commission formerly paid to A.euts
for taking the Machines from the shop to
the people. The retail price Of Wrirgers
through AGENTS has been 81 SO for 10
inch machines. and the Wholesale cash
price TO agents. S. 25. The Revenue Tax
paid by the manufacturer amounted to 25
cts. on each machine, but as that is now
removed we offer the people the full bone.
ut of its removal together with the
amount formerly paid to middle Men,
amounting in all to $3.50 on each ma
chine which you can save by ordering
your own Wringers.
Send your orders direct to us by mail
Tor one or more machines, with the amount
IN National B INK Bills, Post Office Orders
or Diafts on Boston or New York, as most
convenient. aud we will forward tho Ma.
chimes BY the cheapest and most direct
way The expense Of freight will be
much less IT you club together, as Doe
en- or more Machines will 60 about as
cheap as one. As an extra inducemen,
We will send the Wringcr free. to any man
or woman who sends US club order for
Two Dozen or moro Machines. and TO anv
one getting up club for one Dozen. we
Will send as premium, two Willow
Clo,hes Baskets worth So SO. Circulars
giving full description of our Wripper
with abundant testimony showing that j,
Is the best Machine in the market. sen,
on application.
We are confident the public will annre
',ate this opportunity Of saving oue.tb,,s
Inc expense Of Wringers and we expcc,
hose who notice this advertisement will
jail the attention Of their friends and
neighoors to the subject. until it become,
generally known. II our wrippers a.
now made with the late improvements.
ire not known in your neigh DO, hood. Won
iad better send for one as n samnle ha
yIe getting up a Club, that all NAV sec
WAT they are ordering. For circulars
y further information, -
Address, COLBY BROS. g. co.
0V" Waterbury. VI. i
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SO. That no District Commander or

50. That no District Commander or
member of the Board Of Registration. or
any officers or appOintees acting under
them, shall be bound in his action by any
opinion Of any civil officer of the United
States. -
10. That Section Of said last
pamed act shall be construed to authorize
the Commanding General named therein.
whenever he shall deem it needful, to re
move any member of Board Of Registra-
ton and to appoint another in his stead
and to gil any vacancy in such Board.
5 IL. That all the provisions of this
act and the acts to which this is supple
meutary shall be construed literally. to
tho end that all the inteuts thereof may
be fully aud perfectly carried out
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-24
moRRusyILLE CEMETERY.

This burial ground has recently beer
enlarged SO as to extend 10 the brow o.
the river bank. The addition will soor
be surveyed into lots, and any person de-
string can select lot for himself and
family. Now is the time for the living
old and young. to mark out tie final rest.
ing place Of all that is mortal Of this gen.
Grafton and the next.
1t is proposed to encircle the entire
yard, both new and old. with new, sub
stantial and beautiful fence Such a
fence will cost about FIVE dollars per rod,
or about five hundred dollars in all; of
which sum the town and adjacent owners,
will pay about one,6fth.
All persons interested in this enterprise
Of respect to their dead and of antic ipa-
ton Of that day when they shall be 50
numbered, are requested to meet at Pow
ers g. Gleed's Office. in Morrisville. on the
Sd day Of August, at 2 o'clock in the at.
ternoon, for the u'pose of devising some
plan to raise the funds and complete the
work. Come all, for
1.-The living know that they must die.
And let 1t not be said OF us.
That all our dead forgotten lie."
MORTAL MAN.
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Senators Fesseuden and Chandler haC
clinch (verbal) in the Senate, on th'
10th.
The Great European Circus will exhib
it 10 St. Adams, Friday Fairfax. Satur'
days Richmond, Monday, and Montpel
Ter on Tuesday next.
Gen. d. W. c. Clark, goes to Europe
next week.
Tho Independent Standard, calls the
House of Representatives in Congress "a
pack Of asses"
Congress has adjourned to Nov. 2lst.
Horace Grecley's confirmation in the
Senate as minister to Austria was defeat.
ed by the objection Of single member
the price of Grecley's bailipg his friend
JEFF.
Gen. Grant and Gov. Andrews are sug.
gested as Presidential ticket. ..
They are both pretty respectable gen.
tlemen; but Grant smokes too much to-.
bacco, and Gov. Andrews opposes prohibi-
ton ! Guess We wont have them nomi-
mated.
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TEMPERANCE IN CONGRESS -"Ten- Min
ute Speeches. by Hons Schuyler Colfax'
Henry Wilson, Richard Yates, William
E. Dodge. Hiram Price, Samuel Mckee.
F. E. Woodbridge, j. B Grinnell, and j.
W. Patterson, delivered at the First Meet.
ing of the Congressional Temperance So
ciety, Washington D. G. With a list Of
Pledged Members New York: S. R.
Wells, Publisher, $50 Broadway, N. Y.
Price, 25 cents.
"TEN MINUTE SPEECHES." or Temper
ancc in Congress, is beautifully printed
on tinted paper. in large clear letter, and
is in every way worthy of the great occa-
sion which called it forth. We would
have copy placed in the hands Of every
young man in the nation. 1t would serve
to fOrtify him in resisting temptations,
which will sooner or later besct him.
Walled in with the best of resolu ms, h
is still liable to fall. This concentrated
audpoweriul appeal will help such a one
to keep his resolutions. and must produce
c onviction in the heart of the skcptic,
and hold the convert. Reader, place a
copy of Temperance in Congress" in the
hands Of the one you love best.
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GENERAL NEWS.

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RAIL ROAD AGAIN,

The parties who visited St. bloomsbury
upon the subject of the R. r., returned
last eve. We do not gather much enccur-
agement from their report. The fact
might as well be understood at once that
il Gov. Smith can force the route to Mont
pelier. he will; although it was said by
a gentleman who knows we'll, that if
Montpelier would build that section of
the road for nothing, the Portland people
could not afford to 60 there.
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SChenck's Neandrake B

A Certain Cure for Discas Liver and.
Dangerous Maladies which are cam
morbid condition of that organ,
U give the pnblic clear undertn,
the MODE in W ich Schenck's MaDlrs
produce those wonderful effects which, !,
ted by thousands of reliable witnesses :,
ent brief Description of the Human h,
its functions, which will make the Orn
this popular Interchangeable toeV.rI
understanding.
The liver is supplied with blood yess,a
and abso' bcnts, One OF Its obvious IVA
secreIe and prepare the bile. 1t Iikevis
the bio I'd and separates that fluid rom I'M
litles. How indispensably Necessary bs
is the proper performance OF this functm
the liver Is diseased, it cannot purify tn
and il that is sent back through th
brain and other parts in a morbid Couda
mu cause jaundice. biIi0usness, OhsHsa
the kidneys. gravel, and many other conf
more or less painful and dangerous, buh
of them quite enough to make man si
uncomfortable, and unfit for the pehsa
Ofany of the duties of life. This unh
state of the system very often ends in PUN
consumption.
The circulation of the blood is cOntuss
this manner The heart sends the vi,su
down tbroguh the arteries ; it passes throla
flesh. taking all impurities in its progress
the stream of blood flows backward thOp.
veins. and passes to the liver to be purifA
is impossible to cure consumption, scroll
scarcely any other kind OF liberation whit
important organ, the liver, IL diseased.
for that reason that Irregular physicians"
cure consumption. They usually begin
treatment with the use of some cough mel
the basis ct which Is mOrohia or on,um |,
shape, which lucks up the liver instead d
ing the secretiuns, giving a tone To the n
ana producing a healthy flow of bill
ochenck's Pulmonic Syrup. Seaweed Toni
Mandrake ills will strengthen the system
fy the blood, and ripen and heal the ulc,
The lungs.
A volume would be required to give a
recount OF the remarkable cures perform
Dr.. Schenck,s medicines, viz Pulmonc (
Tonic and Mandrake pills-al Of
IRE accompanied by full directions for til.
hem.
DR. Schenck will be professionally
'ooms every week. 80 Bond street, New
md 80 Hanover street, Boston, from 8 a.
IL 3p. m. He gives advice free. but Tor
ugh examination with the Respir, mets
harge il five dollars. His medicines
ale BY all druggists and dealers. Also
upply at all times at his rooms. Price
'ulmonic syrup an Seaweed Tonic, each
'er bottle. or Of 80 the half dozen. Man
ills rs cents per box.
GEO. Z. GOODWIN & CO., Is HanOv,
gents for Boston. For sale by all druggi
35m34y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-24

The LADY's FRIEND. FOR AUGUST.
August number of this charming magazine
opens with piquant Steel Engraving Of
rustic maiden holding eggs up to the
light to zee if they are fresh. The Steel
Fashion Plato for this month is q proup
Of six young misses beautifully designed
and colored. Then we have numerous
Engravings devoted to the Fashions, Colt.
lures. Bead Collar. Hats and Bouets.
pcplums. Dresses. Childreu's Costumes,
Paletots, &c Among the Literary contents
wc may notice wax FlowsIs and How to
Make hem !" "sister Patty's Sewing So.
ciety ; f-Made !" Poems by Florence
Percy and August Bell; "Under the
Mask ;'"Doia Custel = and the coutinu.
atoms Of .How Woman Had Her Way
aud "Orville College" An illustrated
article shows what pretty things in the
way Of Vases, &c, can DO mado sf com.
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Hum or Doctor.

This excellent medicinal compound was nj
prepar AIRED by DR.. Poland in 1871 and wssth
employed with great success in expeling hund
from the blood, but in l64S medical friend W
was quite celebrated as physician, espselt
In the treatment of humOrs, suggested somst
portant improvement s, which were apoped, VI
which have have made it $50 the people say II
very best remedy for all kinds OF humOB kho'l
to ..the faculty."
The HUAOR DOCTOR cures scrofuls, salt rt,ar
erysipelas. canker. piles, net.le rash. &C. NJ
merous individuals, who have used this REMIT
for Erysipelas, give it the most faet,eringrae
medations.
This preparation is composed entirely oie
etaqles, among which are ssrsspsris. YsN
Dock, Noble Piue, Mandrake and BlOodroOt
Suffice 1t to say the doctor" is used u Boz
dreds Of families as general medicine, Unhh
many other popular remedies, it is very giief
to the taste.
PRICE rs Gents FER Bottle.
This valuable Remedy will be prepared stu
New England Botanic Depot under the supsrf
ion of DR.. Poland, for the proprietor.
J. G FRENCH.
to whome all orders should be addressed.
Sold by Dealers in Medicine every Whit
Feb 9Th 6m cow
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EE Our Subscribers are informed tina

gT Our Subscribers are informed that
Alonzo Cobleigh. Esq. is appointed our
agent for this county, for the purpose Of
collecting dues, and receiving subscrip
tious for this paper, and that he will be,
hereafter, until further netice, our sole
agent for that purpose. This notice is
not intended to effect any arrangement
heretofore made with Post Masters. We
find it necessary to know how our Sub.
scription list stands, before we can settle
with the former Editor, Hence our sub.
scribers who are iu arrears. may expect
friendly call from our agent, at an early
day.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

VOUNG'S grea, Physiological Work. y ~. ~
Il cry one his own Doctor-being p .hont
Instructor for married persons or those .,Snr
TO marry, both male and female, IN esep,sD AMI
concerning the physiology and relations .Us,,n
Sexual System and the production OF P gseo,
lion OF offspring, including all the new u,ss
cries never before given In the Englisn 'sns sslu
by WIN. YOUNG, NJ. ID. This Is really n
able and interesting work. II Is writ'saa |,
plain language for the general reader, anu - :
illustrated with upwards Of one hundred e sS,ss
wings. All young married people. %. or 's ssst
contemplating marriage. and having .Ds M,
impediment to married life. should resa ahouM
book II discloses secrets that every one s mi.
be acquainted with Still II is coos hoa.s.
must be locked up. and no lie about lne NJ oi
II will be sent TO any one on tde reS.,p'y Ma.
Fifty Cents. Address DR.. WIN fVosyh,
slo sraucs sr,, above Fourth Pblhd''p'''
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By request Of citizens.


TT. DODGE. Kansas, July 4, 1867.
Ed. NEwsDEALER 81 will give your
readers an account of our trip over the
Plains, or out on to the Plains, and a
description Of the country.
We hired at Fl Riley. Kansas, May
18th, to 60 to TT. Dodge to work. The
party consisted Of thlrty.two mechanics
and forty five laborcrs. On the night of
the 23d of May. we we're ordered to pack
and be ready to start. which We did. the
cars taking us to the terminus of the U.
2. R. R. We passed Junction City.
place of about 1000 inhabitants, which
has been built up in year. 1t contains
thirty-fve stores and about forty saloons.
1t is situated on gentle elevation, at the
junction Of the Republican and Smoky.
hill rivers. Its trade exceeds that of
most of the largest towns east of tho Mis-.
sissippi. OF course the trade is not all
local, but from an immense country around
The land In this region is Of unsurpassed
fertility. needing only to be tickled with
a hoe to be made to laugh with the most
bountiful harvest
Young men can become independc Mt
here much easier aud quicker than in the
East. Yet / we'll know the charms Of
my native Green Mountain State. l used
to think it tho best. and am not now
sure but it is the hsppiest, place in the
world. '5
Leaving Junction City we pass up the
Smoky-hill Valley. or bottom, as 1t is CAL
led, a beautiful valley. from three to Of.
teen miles wide. and the river
banks we'll studded with timber In some
places the timber is scattered. to be sure,
but in others. usually in the bends of the
river. it is deuse aud Of magnificent
growth-in some instances covering hun.
dreds Of acres. Here are some of the best
lands in Western Kansas. There are
large fields of growing wheat. locking
finely. which contradict all have heard
about Kansas not being a wheat growing
State. 1hirty-two and one third bushels
per acre was the average for the State last
year. a.a.l
In our progress We arrived at little
town called Aboline. or Aboleeu. / do
not know how it is spelled. or where i,
got its name. but presume it is derived
from some poor. starved .o.death wretch.
who got lost and stopped on this spot to
die. 1t consists Of four log houses with
gravel roofs--two with the sign .Stoee"
over the door. aud the other two with the
sign Saloon" There we're forty or fifty
half intoxicated men longing around
these places. Passing This we came to
Sand Spring. tbirty-onc miles fuesa Fl
Riley. 1t isa beautiful spring of pure
water. about thirty feet below the face Of
the surrounding ground NEARLY on lev.
81 with the bed Of the river. 1t throws
off 30 hhds. Of water per minute, accord
ing to the test Of the Govt Engineer. 1t
~as'frst known to Col. Fremont in 1916.
think, and this is where he had his
irst fight with the Indians: and on lit
le knoll. o hundred yards or 80 from the
'prisg. rspose the bodies of four Of his
bold AMI adventurous band, with . sim.
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House

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 man and beast for rea.
sonabe compensation.
Hyde Park. July 10th, 1867.
Stiff ABEL SMALLEY.
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RELIGIOUS We hear the discourse of
Rev. J. d. Beeman, preached at our
church last Sabbath, very highly spoken
Of Regret that VIC could not have been
there to hear. This charge is now very
fortunate in having two young men as
ministers, who possess talents and culture
and whose characters arc such as to com.
lnand the respect of all who know them.
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LETTER FROM ELDER Ill.,.
SCROFULA.

DIR. LUGoL. Of Paris, one oftbs ma.
Chemists OF Europe. said: ~''e
The most, astounding results ma,
pated when Iodine can be dissolyeii,
ter"
iDr. H. ANDERs, after fifteen ye,rs.
research and experiment, has sucrs.;.i
solving one and one quarter grams I MI
each fluid ounce of water. and the nj M.
i & results have followed its use ~,%
in Scrofula and diseases thvrelromr -T I
Tree.
DR.. Il. Anders' Iodine Water il fl, i.
H. DINsNoRE, So hey Street, New "
by all Druggists. s5vT
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FATAL AccIDEsr IN FAIsrAx On the
18th inst, Resbea Noulton. of Fairfax,
in the sot VT climbing upon load Of hay
fell causing his team to start. the wagon
over his body. aud inAictins in
juries from which DO died on Thursday
morning. Times.
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DocUMESTs-We desire to express our
thanks to Hen. w. G. Smith, NJ. g. for
"Ac,s and Resolutions Of the United
States of America" passed at the thirty
uinth Congress. aud other documents.
Also to Hon. l.. P. Poland for Report Of
the Agricultural Department.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-24

GU DR.. Move goes to Jacksonville
this wcek.-rooms at Chad wiok's Hotel.
See advertisement on outside. Do not
wait until the last day Of his stay, but 90
at once. Some Of bis customers had to
follow him to johnson from here, in con.
sequence Of that habit. When his work
10 isished he is off.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democrats of Lamoille County are
requested to meet in Convention at the
Town Hall in Hyde Park. on Friday. the
I'd day Of August, A. D. 1867. at eleven
o'clock in the forenoon. to nominate can
didates for County officers for the year
ensuing; and to transact any other proper
Business.
W. Brigham. J
John Patterson, Co. Com.
Samuel Andrews.
Hyde Park. July s. 1867.
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SABBATH SCHOOL -Alohzo Cobleigh,
Esq. has been appointed Superintendent
of the large and Furnishing Sabbath
School in this village, and we have no
doubt he will discharge the duties credita.
big to himself aud to the school.
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A STARTLING Truth Thousands die
annually from neglected coughs and colds.
which soon ripen into consumption. or
other equally fatal diseases Of the Lungs .
when by the timely use Of a single bottle
Of Masters Baisom Of Wad Cherry their
hives could have been preserved to green
old sgs.
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mon eggsbells Among the Editorials. we
call special attention to leading article gu
..Bread-tLe staff Of Life, ;" with its re-
ceipts for making unfcrmented rye bis
cults, rye and Indian cakes, rye puts,
flsppers of rye and Indian. &c. A beau.
tiful Steel Engraving will be sent gratis
to every single ($2 5O) subscriber, and to
every person scndiug a club. Specimen
numbers of the magazine will be sent fOr
twenty cents.
Price with ungrasing) 50 90 year
Four copies with one engraving Sc CO.
One copy of Ladys Friend and one OF
Saturday Evening Post (and one engrav-
ing sc 90. One copy of Lady's Friend
and Que of Saturday Evening Post land
one engraving). 81 OO Address Deacon
g. Peterson, 3l9 WAlnut Street, Philadel-
phia.
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ca One of the firm of Lazarus and
Morris. practical opticians and oculists,
will be at the Dug Store of L. +. Barnes.
their Agent. in Stowe to day. for the pur.
pose Of selling their celebrated glasses.
See advertisement on outside.
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a. Johnson's ADodyne Liniment is no
luck preparation, but one meeting the ap-
probation of the medical profession, the
most eminent of whom bear willing testi-
nony to its wonderful efficacy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-24

az To give strength and tone to the
digestive organs, take Parsons Purgative
Pills occasionally. They do not make the
weak weaker, but give strength and elias
ITCHY to the system.
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County Ticket.

For Senator,
Hon. G. W. HENDEE, Of Morrisville
For Assistant Judges.
R. S. PAGE. of Hyde Park,
G. S. PARKER. of Elmore.
For Sheriff.
w. G. DOANE. Of johnson.
For High BailIff.
JAMES 7. PARISH, of Stowe.
For Judge OF Probate,
G. G. CHADWICK, Cambridge
For States Attorney.
G. J. LEWIS, of Morrisville.
County Committee,
l.. S. SMALL, Hyde Park,
A. G. SLAYTON. Morrisville,
L. G. NICHOLS, Cambridge.
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LOST The friends Of Mrs Palmer.
handed US an oti,u,ry notice. which
should have been inserted this week. which
in some unaccountable manner is lost or
mislaid. 1t shall appear next week. We
regret the circumstances very much.
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Ga The Rev. james B. Moore, Of Law
renee, Mass l(Unitarian) will preach at
the aec church ia Stowe. the first Sunday
in august.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-07-24

@ The next rehearsal Of the Musical
Associates, will be held AZ Morrissille,
on Saturday evening neEt.
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To ApvERrIsERs.-Th circulation Of the
EEwspB ALER 10 more than an AVERAGE Of the pa
pers in Vermont, nad is steadily increasing. 1t
one Of the best advertising mediums in the
STATE See rates on first page.
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Union State Ticket.

For Governor,
JOHN B. PAGE, of Rutland.
For Lieutenant Governor.
STEPHEN THOMAS, of West Fairlee.
For Treasurer.
JOHN A. PAGE, of Montpelier.