Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-19

presbyterians in Pennsylvania, more Congreea
tionalists IN Massachusetts, more Protestant
Episcopaliahs IN New York and ten lines more
Unitartans in Massachusetts, than in any other
State siH.' "F
The Columbus Journal says 1.-The last ACT
Of the rebels, before the war. waste vote The
Democratic ticket. The frat act Of the rebeIs.
after the war, was to vote tie Democratic ticket.
as there was but one step from Democracy into
the rebellion there was but one step IRON rebe-
lion back into Democracy. ..... .....,...: ..r
The mistake OF druggist in Waterloo lad
who gave butcher poisonous herb when he
applied for sage leaves with which to season
some sausage meat. made eighty.tbree persons
violently i'll. The prompt action of the physi-
clans alone saved mauy OF them from death.
The Geneva IN " COURIER says At an
auction held in this village last Saturday,
biography of ex-presideni Piece, with a steel.
pate engraving, was offered, and the highest
and only bid that could be obtained was cent,
at which sum it was struck off" 'E b. Pr.
Charles Dickens and couple Of friends Wis
tied Doncralle, in Ireland, lately, and By their
display of books maps, and Photographic appa
ratus led the police to believe them to be di.
guised Fenians, when they were hauled up and
obliged to make an explanation, which proved
satisfactory. H'.i t.
The Halifax papers are expatiating upon the
merits oil Nova Scotia as summer resort. While
in Canada and the United States hundreds have
4 .,P, kas "A
Nova Scotia, and although there were few warm
days, the nights were delightfully."- cool and pleas
ant. .Hh ... ~ .Hf
All the Democratic papers are trying TO
prove that Holatlo seymour was loyal during
the rebellion. Nobody takes that trouble for
Grant, because it il not necessary. #.
The Richmond h Q UKEu rays that those
VIII have used the bullet can use it again, but
perhaps it iorgets that they have given parole
not TO do so until regularly exchanged. r
The New York HARALD rejoices that the
French Government prohibits its circulation in
that country
III Masonic Grand Lodge of Missouri have
invited the Grand Lodge of Vermont to be pres
ent at the dedication OF the new Freemasons
Hall in St, Louis, Oct 4th.
KENTUCKY ELEcTIoE,-1he Louisville CoURl
Err has returns from so counties, having but / e
small counties, which Last year poled 800 votes
about equally divided between the two parties,
to be heard from, Its fgu es show gain of 49,
fG3 Democratic votes over last year and de
crease in the Republican vote o" 1866 Steven
Son's mojority thus far is 50, 1877, and will prob
ably exceed 9O,0oO. It will not vary 1000 from
that amount Bakers vote will be about 70 900
and Steyenson's ll4,O0O.
--Ye horse men The simple act of washing
Your horses in strong walnut leaf tea, will pro.
tect Ihem from the cruel annoyance of the flies
Do this, and y~ur horses SHAH arise and call You
blessed.
The damages caused by the late food in Bal
umore are rapidly being repaired. The repair OF
Lombard street bridge has been nearly complet-
ed At the Platt street bridge force Of work.
nj are engaged in strengthening the iron braces
and in laying down new leotways. At the Bait.
imore street bridge pile driver IL in operation
and cofer-dam erected in order to enable the
stone masons to repair DETERMINATION ON ths east
side, which was washed away to considerable
extent. The Fayette street bridge will be put
up as soou as possible. The debris has nearly
all been removed from the Vicinity ofGdy street
bridge. and the work OF repair commenced A
new chord will be cast for the upper end of tho
Structure, the old one having teen completely
destroyed At the HiIlcn and Monument street
bridges the work of clearingaway continues with
yigor In many portions OF the flooded districts
the walls of houses have 10 he prepped their
lou ndations having been undermined many Of
them will have to be- entirely rebuilt. The tx.
ca'ations made In some streets have been filed
up and the deposits in others removed but IL
VIII take weeks entirely to remove all the aceu.
mutations.
--One soda water man in New York draws
his 1000 glasses day De '.s|ts ,r.N.B1 q.
Somebody has invented an ,antl.diyorc,
punch" It is not a favorile drink at Chicago.
DR.. Jacob Biselow. Of Boston, said 4, ,For
the last half century have not been oblp.d 10
stay at home for single day on account Of any
indLpo-ition or maIaIy whatever. and r know |
not to what shall attribute this singular OK
empson for SO long period unless it be the
Joint agencies Of TEMPERANCE, HARD WORK, and
ABsrISgNcE FROM MkDrciNg.,' g. AlH %
Eighty cents pound for frst class butter
and fifty cents per quart for nice black berries
are the prices at Philadelphia.
Lone of the best farmers in Kansas ia IN.
Governor his wheat crop amounts to 70 Cos
bushels, V''N0
Montana farmers are yoking buffalo calye,
% me expectation OF training them to do the
"ofA VI oAeh, Uef u q iE8 ssarafttsstti,
Edward a. Stevens, the Hoboken millionaire
VINO dled IN Paris ast week caves fortune 49,.
lilnaed at slsdUou0U The was sole I,,,o rietor
d the entire water lront from the iioboken ter.
" to The Elysian Fields The famous " Stevens Y
battery was begun By him aud his brother in /
1911 probab the first iron-clad in the world A
ipd ehulli and gave the'goyernment the |" Nan.
'atuck. :" a monitor.
1.-The Mass. 3" Ploughman saws 1.-The half
y trhrough Witch the Portland ana - '
len.bugg Ralrvsd viii pass is the richest portion
y the state. The three cdunties on the line al b
n nS .oaa Sh.sii I'VE 50 OK worth SO ,50V.O00 b
The Mt Washington Raroad will be com.
,leled TO tho top OF y Jacobs .adrer.p within
hlee-ourth- of u nile Of the summit. nv Mor
bay night. Length Of road now Completed two i
niles. Ys5t,y ,,iy ,rif.i.~ 49, '"o
no sheriff Mckee of Oxford, Miss, on
e'urulpp home from anadjoiuipg county. i
topped to bhhe 10 rallnhatcbie River
lis feet tonchihg something smooth on
he bofrm several times, cariosity u n
2 9Th ,ed him to examine closely Il when /,
'e feuud a sm,ll iron chest Procuring h.