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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

Congress has a queer way Of doing
some things During the session fnes
we're imposed on largo number Of mem
ocrs tor being absent without leave but
on Saturday hst Democratic member
o'iefed resolution. which was immedi.
'oly adopted. that all su:h fnes be remit
ted,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12
LaanOille Co. Convention.

The Democrats and conservatives of the Cuun
of Lamoille are requested to meet in conven.
tion at the Town Hall in Hyde Park OF the DIST
day of August. A. D, 1868, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon. to nominate candidates for Senator
and County officers to b. supported at the next
September election.
August Sd, 1863.
w. BRIGHAM, Democra tic
JOHN PATTERSON, County
BANUEL ANDREWS ! Committee
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rhE REPUBLICAN c,~

: m. YORK.
Inc Ne" York ReppbIi.,,
I Z n''ie' have issued an ,,'..
publican voters of TIA, ST., spS|
bat the Committee at l,,r
,en''0n of allowing Sewn.
We" York except BY ab ,I' /
.'''e that the Republican,.
: The State for Grapt and al
not do so they will have n :.
c elves to blame They n.y..
ion Of clubs i" every town !, =
All Tor an Immediate apl Al
P'''' Vi The Sta,
nay be seen where active ,,'
The statement of the Comm"
nee to the position taken !,
nd New Yo,k platform, :; -
'ti0"1l credit is 50 clo., 4
that We reproduce it below.
"oo the question of p,,i,,
d ns the u''iaoal cr,lito, q
forms are in pointed an, ,'',
imPIacabls rebels and ,s 81
northern allies Of cou,n
who lent our governnen, ,L,]
d''pensAbly required to srui,,
10 preserve the life of the R.,.,|
dodge of paying the bond, i i
and not paying the grecub,.,'
copgenlal to their n,tv,e, 4
It once their knavery, tb,i, =,
their di'IOyalty. They p,n;t
'''r'cc' and their own prof. 1
furnished the sinews Of W.
''eF'hF0" Up to the hou d,
platform was reported, Hon,
had spoken and and writ. 1
'"hfzlbIy opposed to tli. spa|
II reputation. Yet the pas.
claims that the great bulk of,,
jebt is payable, and shoph,
paid in lawful HOuey-tSsi|
p'omlres that notoriousiy anps
and shonld our adyers.rie, nj
or. never will be. And, Tho ~
doctrine Was announced, rebel !
copperheads in shouting il, i,,1
unanimous ratification, Them,
was and is a canon Of ,h, III
o'eed--in New York a, we'll u1
that the hondholdcr, are t, ha|
4reenhacks' and the grecnbach /
pad, Every pensioners pitan
s swing bank depositor's hard an
ty provision against an e'ldga
to nonentlty if this policy Of rod
md r4scality shall be suf.r!ty
The inpo!iey If this Grim, q
alicia its knavey. Our conr
great dept, which is part Of &
Ter salvation. She h,,, nh,
If her present creditors io,aqtItr
'ntIy 80 fast as she c1u boros d
he means Ii any will Ieni 5aa
yer cent. the money WheresitA VI
Ter 6vetwenties now drawing silpl
he Can save by 'hi, single op,1
neans of soon paying off ereya
ives. We object to all seheust
ng in g-eenbacks not only thar
ishonest. but that they m
he is now paying six per cent =
Us of Eve twcntics past Due vii
'ould be replacing as they u,r
'ur per cent, but for sidsrs'
{ total or partial rpallta
hole nation thus sufepk ID: NJ
Ding Of some Of her pep. MY
lat she should rebuke al nsia
err good faith by plOclsinnsnM
mes her determinations to pg NJ
sbt according to the letter lai 2
sr obligation,
The Grant Republican lb@l
aims that the public i'iih rs
e nations creditors must h
adding. IN words i"
inscribed in letters Of gold %
antIe:
That the best policy to dlnil
Irden of debt is to 50 Improve
! that capitalists will seek v
,uey at lower rates oil lOleT@
W pay and must contlno' y
lg as reputation, partial Of y.
covert. IS threatened or sa'PSS
Who does not say amen to ID
Itiment--as wise as it is jus
4 does not will DOUBTLESS pa'
ur and Blair"
Here il an item which lllusl's's
{ l.amoilIs County. During 'f"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
RepuJltcm Union District Convention

Republican Union District Convention
| A Republican Union Convention. OF the Third
Congressional District of Vermont, will he held
at STOWE, on Wednesday the 18th day of Au
gust next at Il O'Clock M, for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for Representative to
Congress- to be supported by the Republican
freemen of the pistrict at the election on the
first Tuesday OF September next, and one elector
of President and Vice Presinent to be supported
ly tine freemen of the District at the election on
the first Tuesday in November next
The Republican Union voters of this Congress
sional District are invited to be represented in
the Convention by their delegates to he chosen
upon the basis OF one de 'egate from each town
and an additional delegate for every hundred
and every fraction of one hundred larger than
city votes asst for the Republican candidate for
Governor at the last State Election
The delegates of the several towns in the dis.
trtct will be chosen at primary meetings to be
called by the Republican Urion Committees Of
the respective. towns, and must lie provided
with proper credentials signed by the secretaries
~ all r,nat;n.a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

MI H. Brown of East Elmore, has A spire NJ
grass of this years growth. measuring six feet
and one inch in Length.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

| |. W H. H. Kenfeld, of Hyde Park
Vt. on oath depose and say, that on Sat
urday last | went with Col. f B Sawye
to the place of business of a respectable
and worthy citizen Of the town of John
son, Vt, that said citizen, in my presence
said that he wrote the letter published In
the Lamoille Newsletter, signed John
son." under date of Aug LIST, 1868, and
that he carried it to Col Sawyer and di
rectcd him to publish it. or do with it as
he thought test that Col. Sawyer hand
ed him a letter and asked him if it was
the same letter that he carried to him for
publication, and. after looking it over, be
said that it vas that he authorized Col
Sawyer to make bis name public if he
wished to; and that since that time |
have compared said original manuscr.p
with the letter published in the News
dealer and fnd that no change has been
made in said published letter, except to
correct a few errors in the cowpo sition Of
he original
W H. H KENFIELD
and sworn to this 10Th day Of
Aug A. d. 1868 Before me
CHAs q MORSE. Notary Public
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-12

ING "oonservatives' Of Northern Virginia
ee'eofated on Tuesday their victory at BulII,n
seven years ago. They had large assembaue
Az, na. "''''SSas junction, tournament. and n
exsnI WIN speeches. closing with ball IN the
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0heItteltige
TWO DEsTISIEs.

Kate sat folding her yellow hair,
Where the summer winds swept by
While Blanche tossed ont her ebOn locks,
With many a blush and sigh.
For both were fair, and the world was wide
Where they sought to reap and win
A harvest OF joys with golden sheayes,
With many a heart within.
Kate, like queen, would conquer and reign
With Kingdom of men at her feet;
But Blanche, like a lily would bend and sway
Where the waters OF love should meet.
And each had the wish her thought had
made,
But their paths were wide apart,
For one ruled a host OF fools at h er back,
And the other ruled only-a heart.
And Tine, the toiler, went fitting by,
Found Blanche as bright and far
AS in the days OF the summer winds
That waved Hates yellow hair.
Bat the yellow hair was thin and gray,
And The heart of Kate grown old
For the hearts OF women must love or die,
And they never thrive on gold.
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Pleasant am Female Seminary.

HIHE sd SESSION OF THIS WELL
i known snd long established school COM
menceS the inst Monday In september next.
i. a. CTenshaw, A. n, Is now Principal OF
the School, and will be assisted by the for
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Mss HANNAH L. BoNHAli. Principal.
HARVARDLAW SCHOOL,


N.AlID1N4UUL1 .IiE55s
1.-TWO TERMS. beginning SEPTEMBER 10th
1883, and FEBRUARY ed, 1853 The
Resident Professors are. THEORHILUS PAR
SONS, LII D., EMORY wASHBURS, LID,
and NATHANIEL HOLMES. Am. Gentle
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gsw aapsrtlseueuts.

COTTAGE HILL sEMIEARY-For
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WHEELING
COLLEGE.

SEssIoN WILL OPEN ON MONDAY.
. SEPTEMBER 7FH. Three years unin.
Ieuupted success IS sufficient assurance Of
the merit OF the Institution and the excel
lence Of its board OF instruction.
UnsurpRssed In salnbIity, elevated above
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combines the healthtulness of the county
with the advantages of the city. Board 81
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address l. q. LOOMS,
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Accents wanted

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Wheeling Classical Academy,

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FIRST CLASS

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Examination of Teachers

TIME ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF
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on Thursday, August 2O1ll, commenc-
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fFHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
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Btnta, and who was, 10 Wit, on the Sd day OF
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c. urt for said District.
Dated at Wheeling, Ihe7 It'll day of August.
A. D.. 1855. "A. n. JOHNSTON.
ausT-oawSw Assignee
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VI.-Net Cash Earnings ON It's Way
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than the interest on the First Mortgage
Bonds. These earnipgsareno INDIGESTION
OF the vast through traffic that must fol-
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hut they certainly l1rove that
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Aet1 Aarertiserrtnta.
Circular, NH, Mnlay, Gang and
Cross Cut
9 A w q

Every Saw that leaves our Factory Is OIL
Tempered and Patent Ground, peEJeotly true
and even, and made Of uniform temper by
our tempertng process.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
ST. Matthew's Church.
BoARD o. pIRECToRs:

BOALD OF DIHECTOAS.
REV. C.. 6. CURRIE. A.LORING.
r. q. BOSHAM. DIR. E. A. HILDRETH.
JACOB X. GREER A. ALLEN HOWELL
Mss HANNAH L. BoSHAM, Principal.
MISS II. L BoNHAM, WITH CoMPE-
Ifl tent assistants, VIII open a school for
girls. in the basement rooms of st. Matthew s
Church, on the FIRST MONDAY IN SEP
TEN Der
The course of study will embrace Prepara-
tory Department, Junior, Middle, anu Sc
nl0r years; and 1t will be the aim of the In
stitution to furnish thorough instruction in
the ordinary branches Of education, in
Music, and In Modern Languages.
Applications Tor admission may be made
either to the Principal, or to Rev. Mr. CuTrie,
auR4-eOfitlSeDIa
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LlEhteSt hearts

So when, on our way home, Lucy told
me the wedding-day of Bertha und Pa
ley was appointed, I was, on the whole,
glad he had thought better of his deter
minatiOn never to marry.
They will be very happy together.
It is good thing,D said /, heartily.
81 hope SOP returned Lucy, with
such little sigh that I should never
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Not long after this evening there was
a double wedding at st. Paul's Church,
and eat in the first pew, with my
neighbor Fairbrother wIping her eyes
in pure delight upon one side of me,
and Mrs. Bell signing out her thanks
giviDgs upon the other; while looked
through my glasses at the kneeling
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700 MILES
UN1oNPACIFIC R. R.

ia Government Grant OF 1880 acres
OF and TO the mile, taken in alternate
sections on each side fits road. This is
an absolute donation, and will be a
source Of large revenue in the future.
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THOMAS L. FENNo & CO.,
Nos. 81 q 81 ELN STREET.
BOSTON. MASS.
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VA Capital Stock Subscription from
the stockholders, OF which Orer Right
Mutton DolloBS have been paid in upon
the work already done. and which will
beIncreasGd as the wants o1the Company
reQuire.
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After that 1 tried, of course, to keep
my dear girl out of Paley's sight, and
succeeded so we'll that for a month
they hardly met at all. But in the
time Bertha Bell came often, and at
last took Lucy home with her for a
week.
At the end of the week was invited
out to spend a day, and found Bertha's
mother, whom knew very little be-
fore. an anxious, overburdened wo-
man, as fussy and full of melancholy
forebodiug as her sister Fairbrother.
Her beer was not SO spirited as 1t was
expected to be; a piece of cloth spread
to whiten on the grass showed signs of
mildeW; and the robins were eating all
her cherries.
Sometimes think" said she, pen
sively, sit doesn't pay to live"
But when Bertha camp in sight her
mothers cloudy face cleared in spite OF
herself. So thoroughly sweet in tenn
per and manner as Bertha always was
il seemed impossible for annoyances
and troubles to move her as they do
those of us who keep our nerves on the
outside ready to be Jared by every
passing touch.
''There is nothing on her mind, that
is certain, and am thankful for it.
Paley cannot help loving her; and ii
would he sin to take all the sunshine
out of her sky" said to myself, re.
membering that
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