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Attention Farmers.

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L their friends and the public, that they are
prepared IL furnish first-class Machinery;
among which are the Challenge Hoofheiu's
Reapers and Mowers, either combined or sin
gle.
.2sS-The price Of the Combined Machine has
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The Clipper Spring-tooth Horse Rake, which
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Estate Of Eleanor Etimaaasoa, deed.
NOTICE q hereby given that the snbscribers
IN have obtaincd from the 0rphans' Court Of
Carroll county, letters Of Admiuis1ratio on
the Personal Estate Of
". ELEANOR EDMUNDSON,
late Of C9rroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against said Estate, are hereby
warned 10 exliihit the same within six months
from this date, otherwise they may be excluded
from all benefit Of said Estate. Those indebfe3
are Requested TO make immediate payment y
JOHN W. EDMgNDS0N.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Petition of Margarettn c. Bordly.
Ann NJ. Mayfcld vs.. Lydia Hoffman and
Others
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01

-Whooping cough continues to spread
and quite a number of small children and
infants are having it severely but no cases
proving fatal. r..
Jan. 24th,Sa SOB TO Mr.. aud Mrs. u
Sherman, which is the sixth little strah-
ger" in this vicinity within two months.
As the population increases, so,does the
necessity of the new Academy.
We have had several days of good
sleighing, and pleasant weather, but to-
day there is an ominous frowu upon the
face of old Mansfield.
Jacksonville, Jan. 29th. ~
j. The Jeffcrsonville Dramatic. Club
will give an entertainment 1t the Town
Hall, at Cambridge Centre, on Thursday,
the 18th day Of February. 1870. Doors
open at o'clock. Commence at 7.
The proceeds to be ptroprlatcd for a
bell. W. Ii. GRIswoLD.
Manager.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
No. HYDE PARK.

.;--On the evening Of the 18th; the
friends Of Rev. Ira Gray, met at the Val.
ley Hall, for the purpose Of making glad
their pastor by . donation visit. After
the usual hours Of social intercourse, and
the all-important supper of oysters and
other good things, the company separated
leaving as a testimonial of their kind.
ly feeling, a snug'little sum IN dollars.
y On the same evening school-meet-
ing was called to rescind the vote taken
in favor of the new school-house.
: Much spirit was manifested on both
sides-but the puritanical one which plants
the root of prosperity beneath the corner
stone of the school.house came off Veto
rious, however, and we are to have the
new building in due time.
- We think if the oprosers of this pro-
ject could only have heard the protanc
and abusive language made use Of by
some. of the boys, at the donation visit,
there would have been one unanimous
voice for some system of moral reform.
A young man in the employ Of Mr..
William Maxfeld, as peddler, recently
ran away with forty dollars belonging to
Maxfeld. He followed the youngster as
far as Essex and there learned that he
had gone West by another route.
MIR. Avery s. Ladd, of this vicinity,
while loading wood, last week, sprained
his elbow SO severely that he has not been
able to use his arm since. We believe,
however, that the doctor has hopes OF his
ultimately regairiDg the use Of his arm.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01

Amongst Atlantic Cables, steam navi.
CATION and those PROFESSIONS of science
and art that mark the nineteenth ccu-
fury, not the least useful are DR.. Ayers
medicines. They take rank among the
benefactions Of mankind, from the rapid
ty and certainty with which they cure. Try
Ayers Cherry Pectoral on a cough and it
is gone. What skin diseases or impurit-
ties of the blood withstand Ayers Sarsa.
parilia Ayers Pills are the perfection
of u purgative-Every family should have
them, as almost every family does. Not
a trife TO be thankful for are good mcdi-
etnes and the knowledge how TO use them
for protection from disease. There DR..
Ayers preparations and publications fur
nish, and we do not hesitate to commend
them. --[St. Louis Leader.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
Cha,,. G. Morse, sec'y.
Johnson.

The Spring Term Of the State Nor
NAL School at johnson, will begin We'd
nesday, Feb. IS, 1870, and continue clev-
en- weeks. ~ ''..''" E'f'' 1' ''9 =
The school has been in successful oper-
alton for three years, and with the cxper.
fence of the past, and the increased facil-
tiles Of the present, it now offers the best
Of advantages to those wishing to ft them
selves for teaching. The expense of at
tendance compares very favorably with
that Of any other school in the State.
The accommodations for Board or
Rooms are ample. Application should be
made carly.
+ For Board, Rooms, Catalogue. or fur
ther information, address the Principal. or
~ II. w. Robinson, Sec. Of Trustees
johnson, VT. Jan. Is, 1870. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
MorrIstoNvn.

Il No-rcE--The Lamoillc County Agri-
cultural Society, at, its annual meeting Of
Jan. 9th, adjourned to meet at the Town
Hall in Morrisyille, on Thursday, Feb.
10th, 1870, at 10 o'clock, p. NJ, to con-
slider and act on the report Of the Com
mittee, Consisting Of Major LIN. Grout,
d.. Stafford and P, X. Gleed, ESQ.,,
who we're appointed at said annual meet
ing to revise the Constitution and Bylaws
OF this Society sidi 81 s..oa, ~. I
10 Alsato do any Unfinished or other bust.
ness Or e'her necessary business. 4 =, ~
Z We hope there win be a general atten-
anss Of the Society a. this meeting. for
the business is Of great importance to The
welfare Of the Society. ), IL y really a
seorganizatiou, and formation Of a guide
ttAAfH f#EH4H tfA ~ O.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
stowe.


"A recent letter from Rev. Ut. Ford
reported him IN Charleston, s. @. preach.
ing to congregation Of 500, Of all colos.
The .'levee" Of Tuesday evening was
well attended over two hundred being
present ;--onc hundred couples paying
bills. '''''" ''' sboN faf fia
Our schools are speaking loudly for
themselves this season, two teachers have
discontinued their schools, and several
others are having very much fault found
with them, because they are 90 strict
We do hope the time win soon come when
parents will uphold our teachers instead
Of taking up for their children when they
are brought to account for their miscor-
dact, the latter being the chief cause Of
% much trouble. 70 1ii" Doe e g0l aid
" .bsilgsz "a asdw ,sqas. sssr
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01

There was a 'big" dance at the
Mansfield Hotel last Tuesday night. The
brass band was in attendance. There
was large company present--more than
100 couples~-vho kept time with the mu-
sic with aging fest into the "wee sma"
hours,
IS. Burk is VERY ~ and not expected
to recover.
The Rollins murder has created quite
a sensation in this usually quiet town.
. Big oats--who beats? r.. s. Warren
raised the past season field Of common
oats, some of the separate straws of which
measured six feet and three inches from
the root to the end of the top oat.
% Some people, believe, feel rather ag-
grieved at the publicity their names are
in the NEwsDEALER. But |
think they will have to "grin and bear
it, !. ~
Stowe. Jan. Goth.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
ThcsBailroad.

fr. Sigourney party arrived At near

Mr.. Sigoprney s party arrived ~ nssI'
ly opposite Atwood Andrews place, in
johnson on Saturday night. They crossed
the river at near the Calvin Whiting
farm, where Mr.. John Holmes now lives,
and from that point down to where they
left of Saturday night, had kept on the
South side of the river. The work is
steadily progressing at both ends of the
line in Vermont, and is beng most yigor-
ously prosecuted at the Portland end.
Rumor, with her thousand tongues
nine hundred and, ninety-nine Of which
are false tongues,---is working,in some of
the towns--Cambridge for instancs--cir-
culating every possible falsehood calcula-
ted to create doubt and pain in the minds
of the people, and toldeter them from
paying in their assessments promptly,
Notwithstanding which unsoward cireum-
stances the work goes on.s Ifsuch men,
% Mr.. Harmon Morse of Cambridge,
who is stock holder in the company to
the amount Of two hundred dollars, or
30, would work about half as energetic
ally in favor of the road, as he appears to
be industrious in circulating damaging
and discouraging reports against it,. it
would make the work of the Directors
much easier; but poor humanity must
be taken az it is, and the Directors will
feel comforted by the assurance that the
''greater the cross the greater tbecrown."
When we see one of our citizens carrying
around pocket full of John A. Poor's
falsehoods, and privately, con6dentially
sticking them into the ears Of our sensi-
tive people, we have to work hard to
keep down the ''Old Adam which is in
US! Poor is the paid atty.of a bitter
opposition to this road, and his faisehoods
lave been too often refuted to make his
statements of any account where he is
known; but his plausibly written articles
when backed up by the inucndoes Of a
man like our friend Morse create a great
deal of trouble. ,04 J9f,7hI. a. .a4M
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
Per ORprK.

AT the school meeting held in this dis.
trict on Thursday Eve. last, it was voted
to build new school house, and COM
mittee was appointed totmake a plan, es.
mates, ETC., and report to future meeting.
There was also a disposition manifested
to make an agreement with the officers Of
the Lamoille Central Academy to furnish
instruction to the higher grade of schol.
ars, and as no definite proposition had
been made by the officers Of the Academy,
the meeting was adjourned until to-mOr-
row evening, for the purpose Of hearing a
report Fl ON the prudential committee, as
to what arrangement could be made, etc.
We hope the district will ''turh out.p
Major 8. r. Waterman ssw--or
thinks hcsaw-a catamount near Mr.. A.
NJ. Ritterbush's house on Friday LAST.
Those who have examined the tracks, ETC.,
say the animal twas . catamount. The
Major for fear of ridicule did not tell the
circumstance until Sunday morning. A..
ON Thursday Eve last there was, .
large gathering at the house of Chas.
Crane, Esq. which was at fret intented to
be surprise to th0m in their new resi-.
dcncc. Whether the intended-to-be-sur-
Prisea had aninkling or not, the snrpris-
srs met with such a cordial reception, and
''swept-up" appearance and twarmed-up"
reality allover the house, and such gen.
uine 'serving-upY Of goodies, fruits, etc.,
that probably the visitors were more sur
prised than the visited. Although we
were detained too late at school meeting
to make it practicable for us to 20, we
are informed by our hemisphere that the
occasion was an exceedingly enjoyable one.
The store of Deacon Storrs at Mont
pelior, was burned on Saturday Eve. last,
A kerosene explosion was tho occasion.
In this connection read the following 10.
NOTICE. THEREAFTER No KER.
OSENE WILL BE DRAWN INiTHlS
STORE FTER DARK s-.-...
y .n.mou rasG Oh III. II. NoYEs..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
SALLY SLATER.
The Vt. Life Insurance C0.----A
Good Beginning.

The first annual statement of the Vcr-
mont Life Insurance Company Of this
city, submitted at its annual meeting on
Tuesday, makes an excellent showing.
During the first year Of its existence
the company has issued policies to the a.
mount of 1886, 900. 1t has insured 203
persons, los of them for their whole lives
1t has received in premiums 1858, and
in interest $4,000. 1t has divided ST.
500 on its capital stock (of s50,CO0) and
its assets amount to $57,7G2,24.
The company has thus already passed
the period Of experiment, aud may be set
down as one of the established institutions
of our State and city. a..
At the annual meeting, the number Of
directors was increased from twelve to
twenty. The list chosen at the annual
meeting contains the names Of some Of
the most upright, successful and respected
business and professional men III our COM
munity.
Confidence is everything to Life In
surance Company, and the Vermont can
claim the confidence of the citizens of
Vermont without reserve. 1t is evidently
in good hands, and We give the advice we
have taken for ourselves, when we advise
our readers to insure in our home compa-
MES in preference to any foreign oncs.--
Free Press.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
JcHersOnyille.

On Friday, the Dist, Mr.. Harris
Mellcndy was thrown from his wagon, Oh
the road from johnson to Hyde Park, -
breaking his collar bone and severely
bruising his face and head.
MIR. John Dutioe has, this season.
transported to Fanueil Hall Market, in
Boston, 5 tons of dressed turkey.
Mrs. George Carleton has bought
the clearinghouse of Mr., Eaton, at the
Boro', for $1,000, which was formerly
the Chase Tavern stand, but has recently
been moderated, rendering it q very de-
sirable location. ..... .......ff......,
The Dramatic Club are preparing
for another entertainment. The pro-
gramne is good one, and promises to
be even more interesting than the former
one. -ai .aa asuup rf.ai
Widow Rufus Cady, of johnson, is
seriously i'll at the residence of NJ. II,
Stafford, 4 ,-lr.. ,.7.a a. a,1a
One of Mr.. Shedd's peddlers of Bur-
linston. while going to the Boro', on the
south side of the river, between the resi-
dence of j. Nichols and G. Jones, his cart
commenced to slue, and horse, cart and
all were tipped over twice, down a steep
bank, but without serious injury H $500
j Justice j. M. Wilcox had the ais
fortune to split his great toe with an axe,
while cutting irewood, one day last week.
The amusements of the week have
been--a Young Folks Cotil:on Party, at
d. G. Carleton's Social Levec for old
and young, at the Boro' House, two Young
Folks parties at Mr.; s..'H. Reads, Zone
surprise and the other not9 and the
meeting of the Mite Society at the resi-
dence of Ii. Perry, where a very pleasant
evening was spent in social intercourse,
and interesting games. The sum left in
the treasury was $3.50. 4,
: The railroad news, reported from
Sheldon on the 9th, by Mr.: Keith, shows
that everything is rapidly progressing;-
over 80 men being employed on that end
Of the road, and bonds selling at par to
home capitalists, and all derogatory re-
ports are entirely without foundation.
y Judge and Mrs. Wetherby started
on their Western tour, last Tuesday,
They were accompanied by Mr.. Levi
Waterman of Illinois-formerly of John
son--who came East on visit severed
weeks ago. ' '4'A
MIR. VIM. Morgan went into Mr..
Griswold's store few days ago, laying
on the counter pair Of good mittens aud
several other packages, aud stepped out
for q few moment. Returning. no found
the mittens missing. We hope to hear
they were taken through mistake. luai.o|
--Rt. Rev. VIII. A. Bissell, Bishop
Of the Diocese Of Vermont, is soon ex-
pected here to visit his friends, and hold
in the church, intending also to,
''s'' JOHNSON 'lia'A' sid g yi12qol
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01

ato Territory.
Congressional Temperance Meetinl
was held last Sunday evening at the NE
mortal Methodist Church and was address
ed by Vice President ColfaI, Senators
Buckingham, Patterson, Wiley, Wilson
and Representatives Perry of Mich, and
others. The large church was we'll
Glled. ...-.--.-..---..
The visit of victoria's Sd ron, Prince
Arthur. to our National Capital is cast
ing its shadows before. Bear in mind the
number of fashionable mas and pas and
daughters, and sons also, though they are
not so much thought of, and Of all sorts
of pleasure-seekers, is largely increased
here during session Of Congress. Enter
Prince of the British Empire, and dash
ing, goOd-natured,. ,good-loOking young
bachelor, at that. Don't you think you
see the Autter among US? The British
MIR. Thornton, receives him. He dimes
him. President Grant dimes him; Secre-
tary Fish dimes him. But only a few Of
fclal personages can get in there. But
Mr.. Thornton. gives him a ball! Then
comes the thrill. 1t is SO suggestive to
mammas and maidens of the chances Of
being smiled upon, perhaps spoken to-of
course upon introduction-and, possibly
%, happiness--of being danced With
Thus Will they dream although the naked
truth is the ball will be as official and ex-
elusive as the dinners. Then he will be
dined again; and, after about as many
days as dinners assuming that he dimes
as often as our poorest people; lie. every
day. he will leave US to our poor RePub-
licsn self again! ill.,. n. u s.s.
! must, in justice, say that there Is no
truth in the report that Government Prin-
ter Clapp has Incorporated $780, 600
or more of the Government money. he
is not accused of the Misrepresentation of
any amount, excepting a few thousands
wasted in bungling management of the
business. He is also complained of for
too loose an approyimation to Safe Pris-
on discipline of his numerous employ
ees
Grace Greenwood lecturcd here Mon.
day evening in the Grand Army of the
Reptile course. a.a a.e.
The probability is that the Senate will
reject the House Va. bill, and that the
House will recede; butpolitics next week.
-r1t.aE Yours, 7eat.sg j. L. 4
Wnshi,,gt0,. Jan. 2l. 1S7O.H- -r,. 4
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01

In Stowe, January Nth, 1870, to FnDli
and Marion B. Benson, son. wcigbt-r
pounds.
Success to this whopping" young Benson.
may he grow up in grace to take the NV,
DEALEn-which his papa don't.
In Clm5ridS,, Jnuery 22nl, son to NJ,
and Mrs Isaac Checseman.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01

Capt. Charles Sager, who keeps a superb
stock Of livery hors.s in Portland. Me-,
informed us recently that he uses Sheri-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders regular
ily in his stables, and that the expense is
more than offset By the diminished amount
of grain necessary to keep his horses
always in good order,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
Local Matters.
Hyde Park.

NorIcr.-The Hyde Park Choral Soeie-
ty will meet at Academy Hall, on Satur.
day Eve. next, FEB. 5th,) at 6 o'clock,
P. NJ, to effect permanent organization.
All interested in Vocal Music are request.
cd to attend. ra' SRI s-- oil.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01

Reader, if your Druggist Or Merchant
does not keep Rennc's Pain-kiIling Magic
Oil on hand to sell he will send for il at
your request, and sell it at the manufac.
turer's lowest price at retail. "'lt works
like a charm. .f''" 'Sr'a4 3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
WGlcOtt.

There will be Donation Visit and
Oyster Supper at the Wolcott Hotel, OF
Tuesday evening, Feb. 9Th, for the bene'
fit of Rev. II. Herrick.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Per- ORDER OF CONN.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01

Many people, particularly children,
suffer with the ear ache; and for the
benefit of such we give sure but simple
remedy. Put in two or three drops Of
Johnson's Aoodyue L;nimcnt, stop the ear
with undressed wool, baihe the feet in
warm water before going to bed and keep
the head warm at night.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
Lamoille 'Newsdealer
J. IL SAWYER, Editor
Tuesday Feb. 1, 1870.

81 The NEwsDEAhEn '06ice isnow in The old Jo'h
SdUyer building. FrHnIng-s6x up stairs, fnfr@.es
krsugh tae ICING Our pirate Qee on ground osr IN
rons--at the Sign Of the "Big Lamp"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01

- MRS II. M. Parmalce of johnson is
agent for this county for Olive Logan's
"Before the Footlights and. Behind the
Scenes; work of intense ibterest which
we shall notice more fully next week. gull
Mll-1111z z4zG~.~-rl-A- = AZ
FooSDADLAsrltsA remedy that not only
relieves, but cures that enemy Of mankind,
Consumption, a. well as the numerous sat
ellitesAwblch sevolve around il IN the
shape Of Coughs, Colds Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, nInfuepza, &c. The remedy we
aliGdetois Da. sWnrAn's BALsAM OF WILD
CnEHRY prepared by Seth W. Fowle \
Contribution ssisssraos cd Q, bsssqos
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
Club ! Club!! Club II!

Now is the time to secure yonr next
years stock Of reading matter cheap
We are able to make our readers the fol-
lowing liberal offer. This offer is for new
subscribers, or to old subscribers who are
In arrears and will "pay up" and renew !;
SEwspEALER and American Stock Journal. 81 so
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-02-01
at WORKS lika,cL

D,,,,- S . ShSrml
ache! vi Cures lai
Renne's Pain Killing Magic OIL ,n.
ache! va cures IoS
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gia. a-saassa.' rs Neh
Rcnno's Pain-killing Magic Oil eUr.. y,
atism. s..ts..| va cures Rbev,
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic OIL c,,,.. =,
Morbus. '1fes Chls
Rsnnc's P@in-KiIIing Magic Oh cD,,.
ness. 'ufes La,
: Renne's Psin-Killing Magic Oh c,..
Diseases. VA cures SE
Some folks seem to be proud Of t,,r-
''lamc their shoulders are''-of"mr"u Gg h,
back or, 81 have got the S.i,t;,S v'''AhG
light IN telling that "nothing can "n. and d
but when we get such awful foIks, 't VI. me-
mes Pain-Killing Magic Oil, f,itbs'Tu use Es
only cure their larneness and charm " WEB,
pains, but we actually take all tb,t d; ssSy ht
out of them and they frlnkly own H nn . o,'A
1t works like n charm w ana al
Sold By ADothecaries and Grocers ,..o
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and 1SWT .rSg'
Sold by Brush & Pease, Cambria. % y !, MaI
tuck, Watervillei A. o. Gates, NImr t. y, ss'
by all druggists and merchants '''t I,' %