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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-26
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
HEALTH AID Ri Ivy

HOW TO SECURE THE ONE AND ACQUIRE THE OTHER.
now SECURE THE ONE AND ACQUIRE THE OTHER.
HOW TO SECURE THE ONE AND ACQUIRE THE OTHER.
HOW TO SECURE THE ONE AND ACQUIRE THE OTHER.
Health is the normal condition of man, and
Beauty the natural offspring of healthy body,
transmitted by the Creator to the man he made
in his own image"o :" likeness" Health
only be secured through pure blood that is strong,
vigorous, and holds in solution its natural con-
stituents-
RADWAYs sAKsAPARnLIAN REsoLyENT
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07
The Norman Question.

This question is not likely to fail of be-
ing properly discussed, and in our opinit
"Sally Slater" viii have to mend her pen,
or suffer somewhat in the encounter with
her own sex in the discussion. We give
to-day the communication of Marguerite,
whom we know to be an ideal wife and
mother. This mornings mail has brought
us several letters from ladies Of the same
class, all sustaining miss Katie's" view.
Will Frank" give US his real name? Not
for publication, of course, but we must
know our correspondents. Your article
is excellent, and when we know you we
will gladly publish. You have no need
to wear veil.
Appropos, Mr.. 7. A. Carpenter is now
canvassing the county for DR.. Brockett''
book, which every one should read who
desires an intelligent understanding o.
this question. He is in Stowe this week
and will, while canvassing for this book
also receive subscriptions for the News
DEALER, collect dues, etc..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07
Nesmith's Annual Ball.

Mr.. Nesnith proposes to continue the
time-honorcd custom Of giving u Ball at
the American OH New Years. These an
nual parties at the American House have
become very popular among the lovers of
dancing in the Northern part Of the State /;
and we feel safe in saying that Nesmith
docs not mean to let the reputation of any
previous party given at the house suffer
by comparison with that about to ensue.
We could wish that the rational enjoyment
OF dancing were limited to moderate hours,
and that all dancing parties would break
up at least by midnight but we do not
forget that when younger We did not think
exactly 50. We suppose our young folks
all want to see the folly of it-and they
will. But if you must and will "dance all
night till broad daylight etc., why, the
American House always gives as well
regulated and civil parties as any house
in Vermont.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07
The New York Independent.

This paper celebrated its manhood, /"
its Dist birthday, on the I'd inst, by the
Of a Triple Mammoth Sheet,
richly illustrated and crammed to the eyes
18th rich reading m, tier. There is con-.
gratulatory letter from Hon. Chas Sum
uer who says he has read the paper from
its birthday up, and has always had faith
in it, There is an article from the pen OF
Vice President Coltax upon Mormonism
which may well be read by ''the Saints"
with fear and trembling. 1t most un-
doubtedly foreshadows the immediate
doom of those polygamous frecbooters.
Five thousand Of the edition Of the I'd
inst, are to be, or have been, printed in
gold, Il copy to be given to every new sub
scriber to the independent for the year
ensuing, and also FIVE thousand other cop
les in colored inks. Price $3.50 per an
mum for single copies in advance.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07

The Railroad. Z

AS we promised in our last to make an
interesting communication this
week, we suppose you naturally expect us
to redeem our pledge. We are happy to
to be able to do so. We are able to in
form you that the building Of the road as
far as the survey is completed, was last
week put under contract to Messrs. King,
Fuller & Co., 81 Broadway, N. Y; and
it is in the Bond that the same is to be com
pleted by the lst of Sept, 1871! Fur
Their, Mr.. Sigourney is now continuing his
survey from Hardwick down our Valley,
and will continue until the grading is COM
menced in Walden, which is expected to
be within ten days. We're it cxpedient We
could give you the figures upon which the
contract has been let but it must suffice
to say that they have been aoithin the low
est estimates ever made by any engineer,
and within ANY estimates which the Di,
.rectors have ever held out to the commu
nifty as inducement to take stock, etc
Considering the great excitement that was
gotten up over that section of the road
from Cambridge to Swantan, the figures
are absolutely laagh@ble!' The same par.
ties who have taken the contract for the
Eastern and Western sections, desire tC
contract for the Middle section, and will
be ready to contract to complete at the
same time with the other sections. Thc
survey will be completed at the caries
possible moment in the Spring and the
contract let to somebody. Many of Tho
friends are anxious to celebrate the cere
mony of breaking ground, which will TAXI
place within fifteen days; but what vii
be determined upon we are now unable t,
say. Messrs. Brigham, ilendee and 9th
ers being engrossed with Court business
for some days to come, makes it rathej
inconvenient for them to participate in any
ceremonies. But we shall all be glad tt
know that the dirt is to fly so soon.--
Messrs. King, Fuller q Go. are said to b.
men of great experience in building rail
roads, responsible and energetic, and thu
work is to go right on.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07
County Court.

The annual session Of our County Court
commence is session to-day. The fol low
ing are the officers of the Court:
Hon. W. G. WILSON, Presiding.
Farwell Wetherby, ! Assistant
Thomas Potter, Judges.
Z. B. Sawyer, Clerk.
MA. Bingham, States Atty.
G. w. Doty, Sheriff.
Archibald Dwinell, w. G. Doanc, G.
s. Kinslcy, John d. Wilkins, Deputy
Sheritfs.
Hon. V. w. Waterman, CT. Auditor.
The following named gentlemen have
been returned to the County Clerk as
Petit Jurymen for the term:
Eden Abel Hinds and Norman s
Adams.
Cambridge-H. F. Cady, L. r. Smith,
L. w. Baisdell and S. G. Hunt.
Johnson-A. A. Leland, Fletcher Jones
aud A. W. Morgan.
observation-disclosures Circuit, /. N. Lo.
Baron and w. s. Thorpe.
Hyde Park-A. j. Campbell, Geo. W
DEMO and Sias A. Keller.
Waterville-G. b. Thomas and Moses
Wilbur. ''F+t2 r+.g
Belvidere-J. B. McCuiu.
Stowe-George Raymond, George S
Wade, A. II. Slayton and Luther A
Palmer 'Hi.e lu.
Emore-A. II. Bailey and Seth d
Daniels. ~ ml
Wolcott-James M. Bullock and ID
NJ. Hart. 'At tl a~
We cannot predict with any confidence
as to the length of the term. If all the
cases should come to trial where the par
ties are now threatening trial, the tern
would last fortnight, but we dare say il
may not last week. There are no suit,
of great interest to be tried.eU
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07
Strange IL True.

A correspondent in Waterville is re-
sponsible for the following: .
Mr.. Byron Wetherby, of Fletcher, was
presented with pair of doves. He
made pets of them, but after while one
of them died. The other then became
still a greater pet. In the Fall, Wether-
by went to Lowell Mass, to reside, first
taking an affectiouate leave of his Bird
The morning after his arrival in Lowell,
dovey appeared to him in his new home,
manifcsting great pleasure at the meet
ing. We know how carrier doves, or
pigeons, or even little pigs, will find their
back from distant places where they have
been taken, to their home but we never
heard Of such an instance Of their follow
inc ...4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07
CORRESPONDENTS WANTED.
EDITORIAL CARD.
TO tic Ladies Of LamoiHe Csusty.

TO tic Ladies Of LamoiHe Csusty.
LADIES Remembering that among your sex
the warmest friends Of our humble sHtet have
ever been found and believing in yoi.,r willing
ness to assist in rendering the NEwspeALER q
more welcome stor to the family circle, we
have been emboldened to invite your co-epcra-
ton upon the following terms, hoping thus to
secure at least one spicy correspondent from
each village in the county. We regret that our
means will not warrant us in making you a
more liberal offer; but should the effort succeed
this year, as we hope, smother year may put us
in position to do better: .r
70 any lady in this county who will act 8
correspondent for the NEwspEALER for one year.
sending us a weekly letter containing such mat
tcrs Of interest az transpiro in her locality, tc-
gether with such observations Of her own as she
may choose to make. (and which we will pub
fish or not according to our taste or convenience
We will send copy Of the NEwsDEALER, IN
Y. Weekly and 'Wcstcrn Home" or Gamer
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expense Of postage and stationery.
And to the lady who shall have sent us the
greatest number of accepted items during the
yesr We will present an elegantly bound copy of
Night Scenes in the Bible
We shall be obliged to limit this offer to one
lady in each town, except in the towns of Stowe,
Morristown, Johnson and Cambridge, in which
towns we will accept two each.
Now, ladies, among your inalieaable and in
disputable rights, is that of helping to make a
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am, ladies, ...
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07
SEVERE WEATHER N rnr LAKE SUPER

SEVERE WEATHER IN THE LAKE SUPER
Tor REGIoS.-A private letter from the
Lake Superior copper region, dated Nov.
10, says winter has set in with great Sc
verify. "Mud Lake" was frozen over,
the ice being from four to eight inches
thick, and several vessels will have to
winter there. The weather this season
has no precedent in the knowledge Of the
oldest sailor. The storm Of the 18th and
18th ult., had no parallel on record. 1t
dismasted vessels in an instant. Some
fouudered, and many were driven ashore
and became total wrecks. In two instan-
ces propellers were driven ashore with
full steam on and both anchors out. One
new propeller foundered Captains re-
port that some Of their men were stupid
and COMPOUNDED, being impressed appar-
emily with the idea II they attempted to
change their positions they would be blown
overheard. 1t is calculated that nearly
1000 tons Of copper, which was expected
down, will be detained at the miner.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07
Railroad Concerts!

We are happy to learn that Prof Whip
pie intends giving an entertaimentat Amer
lean Hall, to celebrate the breaking ground
on the Lamoille Valley Railroad. 1t is
to be Promenade Concert, as We under
stand it. Wecannot announce particulars
to-day nor time exactly, bat all will be
hereafter duly announced. We have no
doubt the Prof. will make it very en-
joyabls AFFAIR for cid and young.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07

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The Western Homo, too, is now consid-
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07

LIFE IN NEw YoRK.--0n IuesdyW
girl stopped a horse car on h'sn'a NV w
nue. in New York, and with cOnslde'a''
difficulty entered it. When seated 'n
seen that she was intoxicated. oneVO"'
not have been more than 10 or loyS"
old, was of very comedy figure, and a''S
ed plainly and neatly in simple 'al'''-
Her features were very pretty ''''b'
they wore the expression Of drunken ?"
pie. She was so drunk that wnenH'
tened as to her name and reslaen"'
was wholly unable to answer. "n'1
conductor attempted to collect DIS 'A W
she thrust her hand in her PocAe'
drew forth a soda water bottle halt Duo,
with whiskey, bu. beyond tbs SNy
nothing. This was taken by the c''''
or, and in charity broken upon me , '"..'
After riding a few blocks further sue W. :.
ed to get out. Not knowing Wn''' i.
belonged, or where she was s'"s, "a,
was allowed to leave the car' aDD :,
last seen Of her she was staggering '"'"
the mud and rain toward the sldeT''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07
Wood Up! Wood up!!

Can't some Of our subscribers, who are
not far distant run us in a little good, dry
stove wood2 The travelling is SO bad
that our wOod-man has lot our supply get
so low that we are little nervous. Draw
us few cords and quiet our nerves Ind
ease your own espseiesce.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07

Two SISTERS. Two little maiden sisters
named Polly and Sally Reed, aged 81
aad 81 years, respectively, lived together
in scanty circumstances in the town d
Brookfeld, Madison county, N.Y. AID
their only recreation was quarrsling With
each other twice week, on the n0s|
trivial provocation. The psighbor became
so accustomed to this continued Wraugns
that they took no notice Of it till il ceased,
which it did on Thursday last. One Of
the neighbors on that day entered tho
dwelling and found Polly dead on the
floor, weltering in gore, and Sally lying
on the bed in dying condition both
were terribly mutilated about the head
and shoulders. just before she died.
Sally said she had quarreled with hI%
ter she had seized stick of wood, and
Polly secured the tongs, and With these
weapons they had belaborsd each others
long as they could use their hands The!
were so poor that the Co. Commissioners 'N1
had to provide burial for the bodies
Neither could read or write, nor ad'n''
ever attended church or Sunday school, !"
far as was known.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-07


An act to amend section thirty-eight OF
chapter twenty of the General Statutes,
relating to the relief of the insane poor.
1t s-hersIgenacted, &c, ...--..
Sec, j. Section thirty weight of chapter
twenty Of General Statutes shall be amend
and read as follows:
The Trustees Of the Vermont Asylum
for tho Insane are authorized to charge
three dollars per week for supporting the
insane poor at said asylum, and each town
in this State shall share in the appropria-
ton made in section thirty-seven Of chap
ter twenty, in proportion to the number
of its insane poor in the asylum, the ex-
penses of transporting them at the rate of
ten cents per mile, on the nearest practi-
cable route from Their respective residences
to the asylum, and the length of time they
shall have been there, at the rate of three
dollars per week during the year next
preceding the month Of August annually.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.