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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06
Wo!cOtt Preparing for the Railroad.

Ho'cott preparing Tor the Railroad.
The traveller as he passes through the
village Of WoIcott can but notice the
thrift and enterprise there manifested in
the improvements Of the place.
First, as he enters the village from the
west, is the new house and out-bulldiue,
being built by w. i. llutchins few
rods farther on, the addition of hall
story and new roof to the house Of Mr. S
A. Howard, is seen; still farther along,
$. A. Fife is erecting an entire new set Of
buildings on site between Il. Pinncy's
and DR.. Holbrook's; G, Ii. Whitney has
added half story and new roof to his
house; opposite Taylor & Flies store, r.
II. Peck is erecting two-story front to
the old Swift house, making, when com.
pleted, one Of the most striking improve.
mcnts to be noticed in our village; near
by is new horse-barn Of I. Jones Oh
the south side Of the river, near the school.
house, is new barn, built by G. w.
Ponnock also, on the road leading to
East Hill, Perez Smith is putting on an
addition to the end of his house, and is
adding half story, and new roof to the
old one, and other improvements are no.
tlceable in the property
The American Hone and Box Company
arc still prosecuting their work with vigor
turning out boxes and stOnes--and they
have made an addition to theiralready
numerous variety of stones, the new scythe
stone, from their new ledge at Wiloughby
Lake.
And last, although not least, | would
not forget to mention the Lamoille Spring,
at No. Wolcott, which continues to attract,
by its health-giving properties, the invalid
and also the pleasure-aceker to its seclud.
cd retreat, as can be attested TO by the
numbers who are daily visiting it aud by
applications for board of those that wish
to test its medicinal properties FROM Bur-
lington, Montpelier, Boston, and other
places. And in connection with this, |
will say, that the hotel keepers at VOL.
colt and No. Wolcott will receive board
ers for fair compensation, and furnish
them with fresh water daily, aud furnish
them transportation to aud from the
Spring, when required or board eau be OBJ
tained in private families, if required, at
reasonable rates. S.
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The Republicans of Lamolle county
met in convention, at Hyde Park, on
Thursday, the LIST inst, and were called to
order by l.. S. Small, Esq. .
On motion, Ii. II. Powers, ESQ. was
chosen Pre- ident, and II. g. Irish, Secre.
tary pro tem.
On motion, the temporary organization
was made the permanent organization OF
tle convention.
Hon. Elisha Bentley, of Cambridge,
and Henry Wilbur, Esq. of Watervillc,
were chosen Vice Presidents
A committee consisting of Hon. Geo.
W. Heudee, Hon. Geo. Wilkins, and Hon.
Henry Stowell, were appointed to draft
resolutions, for the consideration of the
convention.
A motion was then carried that the
convention resolve itself into town con.
ven'ions, and committee of three be ap-
pointed from each town, to form county
committee to nominate county officers.
Also moved and carried that towns
having less than three delegates in con-
yention, should be entitled to no more
votes than their actual representation.
The convention then adjourned till 2
o'clock, 7. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The convention reassembed at 9 p NJ.
when the Chairman of the Nominating
Committee made the following report,
which was unanimously adopted:
For Senator-AsA Il. CAMP, of Stowe.
For Jad, Of ProJate--C. q. CHADWICK,
of johnson.
Fo. SheriG-GEoRcr w. DorY, of Nor
3, ristown.
For STATES Attorney-M. A. BINGHAM,
of Cambridge.
For Assistant JudJes-FARwEhL WEru-
ERDY, Of Cambridge; Tnos. PorrEn, Of
Belvidere.
For HIN Bai0-EDwIS. 9. WHITE, of
Eden.
2 The Committee on Resolutions reported
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06
|, 0. ofG. L.

Al a regular meeting, held June 10Th,
the Shady-hIill Lodge, No. 81, |. o Of
G. T., unanimously passed the following
resolutions:
Resolred, That in the death of our
deeply lamentcd sister, Mrs. G. d. Bar
dick, we have met with a loss not easily
repaired Her kind and Christian man
ner, her ready hand to help, the ability
and culture so prominent in her faithful
discharge Of every duty in the Lodge and
outside of it, will long be remembered by
all who knew her.
Resolced, That the sympathy of the
Lodge be extended to our Brother Rev.
g. d. Burdick, in his aiiiliction, and all
the relatives of the deceased. ....
ReSolced, That copy of these resou-
tions.bc entered upon the records of our
Order, and copy Of the same be present.
ed to the family of the deceased
Resolved, THAT copy Of these resolu-
tons be submitted to the press Of the La
NOZZLE NEwsDEALER for publication
JonN Nj. Foss, W. s.
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OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July /, 1869.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July |, 1869.
[ was just thinking, in random way,
what difference there was between some
Of our notable men familiar to us at the
Capital, III the way they carry their ages
Take few of those that struck me;
Benjamin Wade is SO years old. VIM
Ii. Seward is one year younger. The
former looks hale and hearty and in full
yigor. The latter looks as if shiverine
over his grave, aud old enough-!hough
nothing else enough-to be the sod War
Horess" father. james Brooks, Rep,
from New YORK, is so. L. b. Washburne
of Illinois, present Minister to France, is
6 years younger. Mr.. Brooks is much
the youngest appearing man in face,
figure, step, and all the cxternals. The
late Postmaster General, Randall, is 50.
The last Secretary of the Treasury,
M'Culloch, is one year younger, yet looks
old enough to be uncle on the mothers
side to the active, joking, jolly Governor.
And 50 on, according to the constitutions
and characters they have, and the lives
they have led.
The commencement" exercises of the
Law Department of How ri University
came off on Tuesday evening, and the Sc
cond anniversar7 Of the University was
celebrated on Wednesday evening. 1t
may be supposed that the University is
intended exclusively for colored people.
1t is in fact, however, open to all races,
and more than that, to both sexes, in all
its departments. This last peculiarly
Which | consider growing glory Of the adj
vanced enlightenment and liberality of its
designers, | was not aware of it myselfun-
til Gen. Howard stated it in his anniver-
sary address. lie says:
"The second idea is"--aiter speaking
of the inclusion Of all races and colors, as
the first---''that the brother and sister
need not part at the college door. They
have right, if they so choose, to a
knowledge Of the professions.
The police bouncing upon some gam
bling houses in Penn. avenue, between
A J and 9th streets, Tuesday night two Of
the company jumped out Of a secCn story
window aud escaped, and one of the two
was popular Justice of the Peace of
Washington All the rest--20 persons
were nabbcd. All the professions and
businesses and trades, except the preach
er's, were represented.
"a A new educational Office has just been
created here by the city government, that
OF Superintendent Of Public Schools.
Salmon Richards, an old teacher is the
first incumbent. lie addressed meeting
o. the teachers on Saturday, by way Of
introducing himself in his new capacity.
Mayor Bowen presided. Both gentlemen
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06
An Unprecedented Record.

1t is announced that in the first ten
months after its organization, the "Na-
ilonol l.ife Insurance Company of the
United States Of America" had issued no
less than 1896 policies, by which the
public had insured to the amount of over
jyfeen millions. Such success is un-
paralleled in the history Of life insurance,
and there must be strong Influences which
have contributed to this astonishing result.
The fact that Company is national in its
character has been strong recommends.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06

The HAYMAKERs.-We had tn
ure of attending the rehearsal
beautiful Cantata last cvc., andal
fully say that the pains bestorcty
preparation for the stage, durilgt
two months by Prof. WhippIe, hasr
lost, and the public will be oaetc.
musical treat. Most Of the choir
excellent, and the conclvlmg"E
home" is more than worth The nj,
mission. See advertisement andWy
in another column.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06

We are promised report of the cce-
bration at Cambridge for next week. The
Grafton by Mr.. Dayton is highly praised.
The Morrisville Cornet Band was in at
tendance, and as it passed through our
village early on Friday morning, it awoke
us from our dreams by its sweet strains
and as it returned through johnson at
eve. we again had the pleasure Of listen
ing to its inspiring notes. 1t costs to keep
up Cornet Band in the country, and
this Band merits liberal patronage
The party at the American was not
large, and there was some little balk about
the mnsic, but finally all settled down into
good working order, and the party dis
perscd in the sma' hours well pleased.
The tables were the finest we have seen
spread for long time.
At Waterville, on the Sd, there was a
Good Templar's celebration at the Spring,
with addresses by q. W. Chaplain Scott,
Hon. NJ. r. Tyler, and others. Over ~
600 persons participated in and enjoyed
the affair. Netherlands p. NJ. dance was
highly satisfactory to both proprietor and
guests; 70 couples were in attendance.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06

Mr.. Eli Jewettlrought us good mess
of Early Rose Potatoes, fully ripe, on
Friday last. These are the earliest we
have heard of in this county.
Our own planted out not extra early
are finely in blossom to-day, and will be u
long way ahead of most potatoes.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06

In one Of Doct. Ayers lecir
states that Chemistry conters mca
teal benefit on. mankind than alI
science, yet from no other SQUIRE
more be SO easily obtained b
aud economics which chemistry
teach, if more thoroughly and g
studied. would speedily exercise
beuefcent influence. He freely
that he is indebted to this scienci
virtues OF his remedies, and adv
the practical application of che
medicine, the arts, manufactm
agriculture, be enjoined upon CuI
and schools. Wrightsville pa
We copy the following frOr
change, which is important if
Chronic diarrhea of long stand
dysentery, and all similar compla
mon at this season Of the year,
cured by the use Internally Of
sons Anodyno Liniment." v
whereof we affirm.
-Renne's Pain-Killing Magic
an excellent remedy for toothact
ache, and many other kinds Of pa
our readers would do themselves
favor by keeping it on hand for
see how quick ten or a dozen Dir
cure collie pains, given to your
liza horse has a good cons
and has once been a good horse
ter how old or how much run d
may be, he can be greatly imprO'
in many respects made as good
by a liberal use of "Sheridan's
Condition Powders"
Incompatible. Cruces ca
Safe is conceded by all to be theI
ton for tn, cure of cuts, burns,
scalds, sprains, and cutaneous
and eruptions generally. In pa'
tant from medical aid it will b
invaluable, and in the nursery it
always be at hand.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06
Special Notices
VERM ONT BOARD OF EDUCAllI.
SEcRErARY's OFFICE, ST. JonSspV''
June. 1852,
7TE4cHERN INSTITUTEI'

TEA HERS INSTITUTE,
Teachers Institutes for the Counties \
leans, Caledonia, Essex, Washington, L'uS M
Chittendcn, Franklin, and Grand lp' '"
held rs follows:
At Derby Centre, July 9th and Gthi ,h
Lectures on the evenings of the On anu ""
At Lyndonville, July 1th and oth ,sh
Lectures on the evenings Of the 7th ana e'"
AT Concord, July 9TH and 10Th ,oh
Lectures on the evenings Of the eih ana ''"'
AT Norlhield, July 18th and lith u ,gh
Lectures on the evenings Of the l:th anu Nv"
AT Cambridge, July 10th aad ~, te,A,
Lectures on the evenings Of The l5th auu
At Milton, July ietlI and 2Qtli 4 ann.
Lectures ON the evenings Of the lFth enu wv
AT Fairfax. July 2ist and 29d .tOd.
Lectures ON the evenings Of the 2ls' III"
AT Alnurgh, July sd aud eth ndod,
Lectures on the evenings Of the 2'no hna
The Institute will continue N S C'a,is,
days. Examination for Institute o, A.,
will commence at 2 O'Clock pm o. tls !. y" M
All friends Of education are invite, "" -.l
Town Supcrintendents are reques'su vi
Teachers are notified and urged TO aN,3 !.
Clcrgymcn are respectfully mn" .,p
notice iron, their puIpits. a. b. S ns
81
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6. Two-thirds of the Directors shall
form quorum.
I. The price of Season Tickets shall be
fixed by the Directors at their meeting
s. Any funds in the hands of the Treas
shall be held subject to the order of the
Directors.
0. The Sec-Treasurer to keep the
minutes of the meetings, and sell the
tickets.
10. A board of Auditors, consisting OF
three, shall be elected at each Convention
bv the members of the Convention, to au-
dit the accounts of said Convention.
@. H. Cook, Atwood Andrews and r.
b. Sawyer, were appointed committee
TO nominate officers for the Association,
and made report of the following
Prof. S. II. Pearl, of johnson, Pres.
Hon. G. S. Parker, of Elmore, LIST V. Pres.
David Griswold, Esq. Cambridge, I'd A."
[. L. Pearl, of johnson, Sec. and Treas.
0. II. Cook, Morrstown, lst Director.
n. p. Leach, Watcrville, %
G. B. Wait, Cambridge, 3D.
j. D. Beeman, Stowe, 4th ~
L. G. White, Eden, 9th
Which report was accepted and adopt
ed by the convention unanimously. Prof,
Pearl declined, and nominated ourself for
the Presidency, and the convention had
the Kindness to confirm his nomination.
We accept the position with thanks, and
hope to be able to render the Association
some little service.
Mrs. Tilson and Miss Nettie Belding
presided at the piano and organ during
the convention, and acquitted themselves
with great credit. The fine new piano
one of Brown & Perkins Instruments
being out Of tune was an unlucky circum-
stance which must have greatly annoyed
taem.
OF the orchestra what shall we say :?
"Requiescat in pace p No, that will not
do. There could be no rest after such play
peace. But We must apollo
gze for it. For six months it has not re-
hearsoa only some fragments were present,
and the piano was so sadly out of tune
that it was impossible to get any harmony.
At another time, with its head--which is
Whipple-restored, it will at least recov-
er it old position.
We are unable to devote more space
to-day, except to give the following we'll
merited resolutions, introduced at the
close Of the convention, and unanimously
adopted
The Committee on Resolutions beg
leave to submit the following resolutions
ReSolced, That as members attending
the Musical Convention about to close,
and also of this committee, we deem il |
upon us to express in a public
manner our appreciation Of the valuable
services of our genial and efficient con-
ductor, Prof. G. NJ. Wyman, Of. Keene.
N. H., and we would hereby tender him
our heartfelt thanks for his earnest efforts
for our improvement as well as pleasure,
and hoping that this our first may not be
our last meeting, we would wish that sue
cess may ever crown his efforts in his no.
bic profession.
Resoloed, That we would express our
obligation to Mr.. Orange Buck for the
Use of his piano, and also to the Trustees
IF the Normal School for that Of the Hall
IN this occasion.
RSeoloed, That we tender to the people
Of johnson our sincere thanks for their
hospitality during the convention.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06

NEW STAGE ROUTE. - On and after
July LIST, new line of stages will be run
with direct connections between Newport
and Burlington, Mansfield Mountain and
Montpelier, as follows leave NeHport
on the Conn. & Pass. Rivers r. II. for
Troy every evening on the arrival Of the
train from Boston and n. \ =, and return
next morning in season for the train South.
Leave Troy for Hyde Park on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at s o'clock A.
NJ. and arrive at Hyde Park at 4 2. NJ,
and in season to connect with daily line
of stages the same evening for johnson,
and with daily stages each morning run
ming to Mansfield Mountain and MontpeI-
Ter and connecting at Waterbury with
trains on the Vermont Central r. II. for
the south and west; returning, leave
Hyde Park on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at A. NJ, and arrive in Troy
at p. NJ. This line has been newly
stocked and thoroughly furnished, and the
proprietor will spare no pains to please
allwho may patronizo the route. Having
employed faithful drivers, all express
matter will be carefully attended to and
promptly delivered.
?. IL. SMITH, Proprietor.
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Corn.

The season has been so cold and wet
that corn, in most places, is very back.
ward and small. Wehave seen some few
fields looking very promising. For little
brag we will say that we have about the
twelfth of an acre Of common yellow corn,
the largest we have seen in the State. II
it were planted the usual width between
the rows it would fully cover the ground,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06

We regret to learn that the illness of
Mr.. Enos Sherwin, Of which We have be-
fore spoken, has taken the dangerous form
of typhod-pneumonia. Much doubt is
expressed of his recovery. Cleavcland is
rapidlyrecoveriuge ,esrs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06

The cathartics used and approved of
by the Physicians comprising the various
Medical Associations Of this State, are
now compounded aud sold under the name
OF "Panons' Purgatiye Pills"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06

GRAHAM.-We are using some extra
nice Graham -four, manufactured by Nj.
II. Stafford at Jacksonville, who keeps it
constantly on hand, and whose mill, by
he.by, is model of neatncss.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06

DIREcToRs MEETING.-The Directors of
the Lamoille County Agricultural Society
are requested to meet at the Town Hall,
in Morrisyille, on Saturday, July 10Th,
at o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of
perfecting further arrangements for the
FAIR.
PER ORDER OF THE President.
L. L. Allen, Sec.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06

john Il. Lackey has been arrested
and committed to. the Swectsburgh (P.Q.)
Jail on charge of firing the store of Holmes
& Ross, of Abercorn.---Eroatier Sentinel
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06

FATAL ACCIDENT IN VAIN
learn that last week Friday NJ.
IL. Beals of Walden. formeIy d
vile, met with an accident Will
fatal. He was, with Others at
$50 called) for rembving a H,,
in the north part Of the town, an
driving one Of TIE hindcrnoa
oxen, when he was caught BY {,
lever and thrown down, and
could recover himself, Or the
teams be stopped, one Of the d
the building passed over the b
Of his body, decorating and maj
leg severely. He was taken hu
cal and and medical aid IN,
rendered, but he died last Saad
1t is supposed the fatal injuries
ternal, which no medical aid CT
He leaves Il wife and seven chill
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RAND

RAND
iTJK1k hoPERA1
II A Y NJ
BY 81
o W N II A L L ,
Thursday Eve
PERs0
lrmer.
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ma,
lillian. (assistant,)
Inn,
TRY Maid, !
.ipkins, "a "werry
city,)
'anist,
,orus Of Mowers,
,,orus of Spreadcrs,
Ill Chorus of Hayn|
The Cantata Of thd
CON scenes and Incl
,,sy-ficld, representa-
iii be given with cl
ID scenery. Initial
4, her inhabitants of
u. Hay, scythes, 4
: he stage will be
ces, flowers, etc.
.en made with the
.'' grand thunder shd
e,sill be done to MAXI
uique performance
M, PRO
PART FIRST.
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1 aHeigho ! no /! III
Duet-"Swcct md
To Him who mad
wen. Recitative--"Noy|
El "With step firm Al
Recitative--"Thd
morning dew
r., "Toss it liither, u
VVlI Semi-chorus.
,,. Recitatiye. i
aul', Song''The bird
Ut III. Recitativc-"'Yd
'"SN spTis tho farmer|
u "Sweet after toll
A., "Rcfreshcd now
NALlV. "Toss 1t hither|
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mast Katy's a girl b
PART sECoS
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saw l" eitativu.l
the S.,. SonE"Blithd
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man.! YETI and "wa|
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II. Solo and SEN
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lcarsal 1 Tickets d
.rl -, 0 be had at thd
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06

ton 1t was charterclb,c
authority to transact bp, I =
every part of the country =,
cd upon this authority 4 h. ~
best financiers' and most y y:
Pected business men thron w.
and in the Dominion orc' any,.
general Or sub-agcnts. n,
ing confidence in the him., ?
city of these agents, ha,s y
attention to the charoe,.. y !,
which they represent, and y !,
that the National Life ,,.,.
certain to commend thcnsr,,.
favor. And yet, notwitbs,,,
many manifest ADVANTAGE, a
=
matter worth SPECIAL note A.,
ten months of its first year A.
should have issued iusuraDc.
nearly double that ever il,
other company in the world
entire first year Of its cyis,.,
cceding by nearly s5,OOOOO
insured by any company D,.,
during ANY full year Of its 0,
This Company has, BY VII /
systematic advertising, iinyit
investigation into its plans
how well it has borne the ,
inquiry is best shown by
which this paragraph began
of nearly 5,4OO policies,
$4,000, 900 insurance, in
time.
The local agents of this
pear, by advertisement, in
umn, and to that we refer
further information concern
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-07-06
Musical Festival.

Prof. Wyman is to hold great Mus'-
cal Festival, on the old camp-grouud' at
LyndonvilIe, commencing on the 10Th oil
Aug. We shall in due season publish iull
particulars of the programme.
Cambridge. = The dwelling-house OF
Mr.. Harry Brush was burned en- the 9th
ult., with part of the furniture and cloth
ing. The fire commenced in an attic
chamber supposed to have been caused
BY the rays Of the sun shining through a
defective winlow-glass. Insured.
Fortier Godfrey, has sold out at JET
fersonvillc. to L. s. Hebb, and going to
Woonsocket, r. |.
One day last week, Mr.. Mosley Wood
worth, sheared A. Merinc sheep for E..
Bishop, Esq, between " sun aud SUM-"
Who beats?
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AMONG the II

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as supplied to
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lass ofdiseases
nc Wild Chcrr
d its power to
cure, is enh'
ldicious comb
a themselves
angling exist
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those value il
: hits, WhooH
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inpestimahle.
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