Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-23

found onlyiain' the N.Y. Ledger. Ask
fo1 the number dated December 4th, which
can be had At any sregaf ftloe qr boek-
storei If ygu sre not within reach Of
news office, you can have ,the, Ledger
mailed to you for one year by sendifg
three dollars TO Robert Bonner, publisher,
1872 William street, New York. The
Ledger pays more for original ccntribu.
tions than any other periodical In the
world. 20 1t will publish noae bot ssss
very best. Its moral tone is tho hsrest,
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body who takes it's hspPierf for hsvins it.
Leon Lewis, Mrs. Harriet Lewis, Mrs.
Southworth, Mr., Cobb. ProfIeassr Peck,
AIary Kyle Dallas, Fanny FcyH8 and Miss
Dupuy viii write only for the Lsdger
hereafter ''' ~ ''i.'f '"F
Mr. Bonner, ike other leading pub-.
fishers, might Issue three or Eve papers
and magazines; but he prefers to esaeenI
trate all his energies upon QUE, and in
that way 10 make it the best Ono .Dex-
ter is worth more thaudhroe or five ordin-
airy horses q s5i ai "a bsor,igr usd
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Fashions FOR EN.----Ths fsshisa for
frock coats during the Fall and Winter
will be Prince Alberts style, doabls-brsast-
ed and short III the skirt, which has been
worn during the last season. La will be
even somewhat more abbreviated fesrl
hitherto. The colors are to DO blse,.
black, olive or brown, as may be desired,
Entire suits of English and Scotch black.
and grayplaids will also be in vogue. d A
similar frock coat will be worn fer evening
half-drees suits in making calls, etc., the
materials being meltons and plair dark
beavers of various shades. The full dress
evening suit for receptions and small gath
erings still consists of black dress coat,
and black vest and pantaloosS. .J jseisya
Oyercoat will be in the sack style, sim
gle breated and with fly front. The ma
terials are to be of meltons, fur beavers,
chinchillas, and other rough materials.
Panta!oons will continue in the present
somewhat tight style, fitting in the same
manner round the boot, but will be less
striped at the side than formerly. The
material will be chiefly Of gray plaids. u
Vests for day wear will be of the pres
ent gay and varied colors, cut low with.
plain rolls. The light fancy vestings, for
day or evening, will be of white cashmefe
and Eersy, full and double breasted, in the
English lapel style, and buttcned high.
FOR exclusive evening wear they are to be
cut low, with three buttons and a rolling
collar. er ..st r. bq,sapf3 .,y
Neck-tiss will bc both white and black.
as hl'hcfto'y 7it19m sai ic i.Dsal sEP d,
Silk hats will be much similar to the,
style of last Spring, with tow, belled crowns.
and brims rather broad; but they will be,
if anything slightly lower, more Of the
bell shape, and Hith a greater curve in
the rim, Of the low crowned hats the.
broad, straight brimmed Whsrsen style Of
smoke color, is to be much wora, with q
wide, contrasting black band, resembling
mourning. The nfmberless styles Of hats
in use will continue Of the safe attern
and as varied us heretofore, .s,, e.. ba,E
! Boots and shoes will be rounded at the
toes, and similar in style TO those now in
use"