Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-01-22

+: Address to the people by Rev. VIM.
Robinson Of Bir.on.
Hon. J. 8. Adams ia lcctnring
Florida.
"A meeting Of the Portland, 0gden'
burgh and other interests concerned i
our railroad. takes place tomorrow i
Boston. Your servant intends to be ther
and report to you what transpires. Ii
the meantime, readers, study the subjec
and your own interest, and prepare your
ssyes to equal the occasion. This oppor
t,nity lost, aud many years must elaps,
before another prospect SO brilliant il
within our grasp.
gs- Go and hear Mrs, Smith, at Nor.
risVille, Thursday and Friday evenings.
No vocalist of her grade has ever visited
this county. Many Of our citizens have
been to Burlington and Montpelier to hear
her, and all speak enthusiastically. Now
she is at our own doors, improve the op
portunity.
The marriage of Mr. Albert Backam
should have been noticed two weeks ago.
1t was promptly sent by Mr.. Dougherty,
and we thought handed to the compositor,
but an ovcrhauling Of our pockets to-day
placed the fault right Aersi
We shall commence about the middle
of February. the publication of an histor.
ical article Of great interest, now being
written by gentleman of fine literary
"A catamount was killed last week in
Franklin Co., N. Y. He stood eleven RI
fle shots before he gave up the ghost
Hewlett is having fine success in his
lecturing tour this winter. His talent as
4 delincator is unquestionable.
Tho new proprietor Of the Champlaip
Journal has improved that paper wonder
lilly. We congratulate him, as we do
not wonder that his subscribers do.
The letter on our outside from Rev.
ir. Bartlett, was written to the family of
Deacon John Terrill, with the request
hat it be forwarded to us for publication,
ur correspondent not having time to write
IS seyerally at the time We hope soon
0 hear from him direct from CONSTANT
oplc.
MAGAZINES FOR FEBRUARY.--The La
IS Friend with its rich contents, and
alticularly, beautiful steel engraving
presenting the hiding of Moses, comes
'st as we are going to press.
Also the ever welcome Peterson's -
9th Of these magazines are "up and
'essed' carly. They contain the usual
mount Of entertainment for all classcs of
eders
The Eclectic Magazine for January '
IS an Interesting article on Abyssinia.
I'd rich table of selections BESIDES r
Iblished by W. H. Bidwell. Bcekman e
N. Y. Single copies S. per annum a
The Central Vermont Musical Con I
ntion is to be holden at Montpelier dur
6 the first week in February. L 0 T
nerson, conductor; Mrs. Cobb. Mrs. n
NTH and Mrs, Hall, Of Boston, soloists. 8
We are informed that Mr.. Gates, on '
l at is called the old 30 Hadlcy farm" ="
Morristown, has resold the same for =
a thousand dollars. He sold the same =
rm about a year ago, for eight thousand ',
bought it back last Fall for nine thous- d
d, and now sells it for ten. The pros.
ct Of railroad is already paying the y
'mers' taxes in the advance on thciv !"
Il estate. T.
Observation-Disclosures Marshall Of l'
lDnesota estimates the population of ii
1t State at 100000 and states the val. m
ton OF s65.000,000. The census of
60 showed population of only l72,
0.
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