Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-01-19
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1869. aF0
REV. PLINY II. WHITE, President of the
VermontuState Historical Society CHAUN-
CEY X. WILLIAMS, Secretary Of the Rutland
County Historical Society A. Il. RANKIN,
Secretary of the Vermont State Board of Edu-
cation REV. II. p. CUSH ING. G.. W, s., of
East Burke /; PROFESSOR A. d, HAGER,
Vermont state Geotogist; D. GIDBERT DEX-
TER, of Boston. Mass. our Corresponding Ed-
tor E. STANLEY FOX, of Boston, Special
Market RePorter; C. HORACE HUBBARD, of
Springfield. W., Agricultural Editor-have all
been engaged for 1869
REV PLLNY II. WHITE
WRITES EoR NO OTHER PAPER IL VERMONT.
His Historical, Biographical and Obituary
Sketches, the articles OF Mr.. White, Mr.. Will
liams, NJ Gushing and Mr.. Hager will be cop.
yrighted, and can be
OBTAINED FROM NO OTHER TAPER WHATEVER.
Besides this, II. b. sherman, ESQ.,, of Chicago,
M, anati, e Vermonter, will contribute II ar
licles, entitled "YERMONTERs AT THE WEST"
A gentleman in Boston win contribute Il arti
Cles, entitled ''VERM0NTERs IN BosToN.' Both
IF these series of articles will be copyrighted
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YERS, PHYSICIANS, etc, WILL CONTRIB.
UTE REGULARLY TOPICS UPON WHICH
EACH ONE Is FULLY POSTED. As an
nounced above,
e. STANLEY FOX, ESQ.
Of Boston, Mass, will furnish us, the coming
year with fhe fullest and most complete Re-
ports of the Cattle Markets at Cambridge.
Brighton and Medlord. These weekly reports
will be prepared expressly for us, and with an
eye solely to the interests of Vermontcrs. They
will be the, fullest, most complete and usefu
Market Reports published in Vermont.
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This as heretofore, viii be specially. We
are securing an intelligent correspondent in
every town throughout the State, who will fur
ntsh us, each week, with the current news of
their locality, full and complete. The news
thus sent us will be arranged in manner which
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or OUR COMPETITORS IN THIS DEPARTMENT. 1t
is our Intentinn TO give all the essential news
from every section of the State, simultaneously
with its publication by The papers Of each Coun-
ty-thus. SO far as State news is concerned,
combining all papers in one.
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Philadelphia and Washington. from each of
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