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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

The Oxford Democrat establishes pretty
clearly that the Grand Lodge of Good
Templars, at its session at Lewiston, was
opposed to being committed to the sup
port of any political party, even though it
be the Third Party. The rules of the or
der do not allow it to become a political
organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

A telegram has been received at Skowhe-
gan from Chicago by the friends of Daniel
Bunker, Jr., announcing his death after along
and painful sickness. Mr.. Bunker formerly
resided in Skowhegan, where, the Reporter
says, he has many warm friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

The Third Party State Committee have
decided not to call State Convention
until after the Republican State conven-
ton. The inference to be drawn from
this is that satisfactory nomination by
the republicans will be endorsed IN the
Third Party convention if one is held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

company, held at the Office of the Co. in
Brunswick on Tuesday, as we learn from the
Bath Times, the following Directors were
chosen for the current year: S. A. Holbrook,
Pres. S. II. jackson, +. Eiiershausen, Chas.
Boutelle, VIM. +. Payne, Thos. Howard, Au-
gustus Palmer, j. b. Swanton, and A. G..
Page. This company own about eight square
miles of coal deposit in Nova Scotia, which
although not now mined to great extent, is
rates for quarying.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

Twenty years ago Pennsylvania was the
lowest wheat producing State in the Union.
Now it is about twelfth on the list.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

Tie Pscataquis Observer says that on the
Both ult., while walking across his field in Sc
bee, Mr.. Jonathan Carter picked full blown
strawberry blossom-a very remarkable thing
for this latitude at this season of the year. A
similar case occurred while party were at
work near the depot grounds some time in
December, who discovered beneath the snow,
a straw berry of large size, and in state OF
perfect preservation. This is more remark
able case than the former, as the season for
strawberries is not later than August.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

The little steamer Pioneer is plying
between Rockland and Vinalhaven daily.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

Mr.. c. II. Breed, the senior partner in the
firm of c.. H. Breed & Co., boot and shoe deal
ers of Portland, died in Boston on Monday
of consumption. He was on his way to Mich
igan, where he was going with the hope of
improving his health and only succeeded in
getting far as Boston. He was aman uni
versally respected, and leaves a wife and one
child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

The Age says two loads of railroad ties,
numbering over 5000, were received at Bel
fast from ST. Andrews last week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

The Free Press says the proprietors of
Thorndike Block, Rockland, have contracted
with VIM. II. Glover & Co. to build wing on
the eastern side of the block for the purpos es
of the hotel. 1t will be 50x54 feet on the
same height as the main building, and finish
ed on Sea street in uniform style with it. The
addition will give about forty rooms to the
hotel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

The annual meeting of the Skowhegan
Savings Bank was held on Monday, the I'd
inst, as we learn from the Reporter The fol-
lowing board of Trustees were chosen for the
ensuing year, viz: Messrs. Abner Coburn,
James b. Dascomb, j. Vosmus, f. II. Neil,
James Bell. Subsequently, the board chose
Farwell, Esq, Secretary and Treasurer. The
Bank was organized and opened to receive
deposits Oct. l4th 1869; and since that time
up to May LIST, has received deposits to the
amount of SOL ,639.5l. The number of de-
positors is 352. A dividend was declared at
the rate of per cent. per annum.
The Dexter Gazette relates an instance of
honesty. A gentleman arrived at Dexter on
the train, who had lost his money on the cars,
the same being missed after he had taken the
train at Newport for Dexter. He had made
up his mind that it was clean gone, but was
happily disappointed the next forenoon when
Conductor Owen restored the whole amount,
it having been picked up on the train between
Newport and Bangor by a brakeman named
Marcelus Hayes, who Immediately took meas
ures to ascertain its owner. The Gazette says
it is sorry to think there are many who would
not have thought it their duty to do like
wise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

We learn from the Piscataquis Observer
that about o'clock Tuesday afternoon 26th,
ult., the house of Mr.. Jere Champion, in
Charleston, was discovered to be on fire on
the roof and in short time the house, shed
and barn were totally consumed Most of
the furniture was saved. Loss estimated at
5000; insured for $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09
domestic Nous.

The Machias Republican says recently
in Steuben, while little child of Mr. George
Cleaves, was playing, it suddenly showed
symptoms of suffocation, and it was appre-
hended that bean with which it was last
seen at play, had been swallowed. Medical
aid was called, but as the child soon breathed
more freely, it was thought best to defer sur
gical operations for while at least 1t con-
tinued apparently comfortable till the after
noon of the next day, when it again com
menced to suffocate and died in short time.
At post norton examination the bean was
found low down in the bronchial tube of the
right lung plainly showing that surgical
operation would have been useless.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

On Sunday night lst, inst, vessel on the
stocks at Robbinston, nearly completed, was
destroyed by fire. She was being built by
by Mr.. Henry E. Carter, and her measure
ment was to have been about 240 tons bur-
then. She was insured for $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-05-09

Fifty vessels arrived at Calais last week.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-06-17

From the days Of Socrates 70 Chaslss
there has been enc long unfestu'
nate example. Poet and painter, drauatiss
and novelist, philosopher and linguist--ths
Nolieres, the Miltons, the Byrons, the Bull
wers, the Dursrs, the ecsligers, the shezl'
dams, the Thackerays-will al marry and
quarrel In the future - In the pest And
al these men, without exception, will, In
the future - in the past, blame the wives
for the several successive catastrophes.
And yet, what record Of heartlessnees and
indifference our greatest men have lett
of their domestic life. Dr.. Franklin, that
old utilitarian kite-dyer, went to Europe.
leaving his wife behind, and never saw hss
face for eleven years. She had shared his
poverty, practiced his Poor Richard maxine,
pinched and cconomized, patched and darn
ed, worked early and late, bred children
and nursed them through spine jaundiee,
red gum, whooping cough, measles. scarlet
fever, and Ats, while Benjamin enjoyed the
splendors Of court, velvet couchss, gruas
dinners, and choice society. OF cosrse
when he came back, the poor drudge was
no match for the philosopher; there wss
great gulf between them. That her heart
rebellsd 10 manifest in the head strong acts
Of her children. HequarTeled with his sons
and disinherited ono Of them. Thus the
mothers wrongs were rsvenged. A just ~.
tribution for any wrong on woman 10 sure
to come, in the vice and crime of her child.
rem to the third and fourth generations.
Henry Clay thought he could safely leave
his wife at Ashland to hear children, and
make butter for tho Lexington market,
while he made laws to the nation and love
to the lovely women in Warrington. There
his heart stood always open a. his boarding
house door, but shut against her who was
playing Solomon's wise woman on farm
in Kentucky, cutting out lindsey and jeans
for the negroes. His dream OF ambition
over, sick and sad, he went back to Ashland
to find that the domestic drudge called By
the holy name of wife, had reared up for
him race of degenerate, wayward children.
He was filed with the bitterness of disap'
pointment But they measured the depth Of
the mothers humiliation. The angles Of
incident and retaliation were but equal.
Was it the sorrowful mother that mads one
son crazy with hopeless love; another q
sour, discontented man, overcome through
| life with sense of inferiority, and jockeys
and gamblers Of the rest, Truly, wisdsn
is justified of her children. We do not
gather grapes from thistles nor hgs from
thorns. BY their fruits We knew them.
Great paei6catorl shallow protectionist
how could he with his narrow political creed
ever fa.hom the causes Of our social wrongse
We cannot quench our thirst at sweet and
pleasant streams whose fountains We have
poisoned. He might despise the vito who
ministered to him In carnal things, but just
and mighty was her revenge. Henry Clay
10 dead; his compromise measures azo seas
tered to the winds; but h,s misdceds hv>
after him. His own Theodore only recently
died In the asylum at Lexington. There y
but one thing immortal and that 10 love-
Mr.. Stanton.
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MY 6oOr0t.

Bend your heads, ye tall trees shove!
Listen, o listen! sweet flowers below
Hss mine forever-ny love, my love!
Ny secret Of secrets now you know.
Gaily rustic the leaves - pass,
All the blossoms smile In the grass;
Carol the birds upon every bow;
''Happy!' they oil Say, "hsppy art thou!"
Dear little birds throughout oil the land,
Ye will tell this secret Of mine ere long,
But none will be able to understand;
They will only say, How sweet u the song!"
And the flowers will whisper my tale tonight
To the fairies that come in the clear moonlight;
And the leaves vii! murmur Il soft and low
To the summer winds that among them 70.
o birds, win You leave 10 when days ne cold7
viii the flowers wither, the leaves grow sese7
Little brock. will the frost your wavclets hold3
VIII the Garth be sad - Il was last ysar7
TO the world shall winter come By and BY:
Bat when leaves shall fall, when flowers die,
Aud the woodland singers are over the sca,
This SunmH time stiu In my heart shall b.
ICAsmbsrs' yosenol
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PO ETR Y

Z - r. l. II 7
Out OF the Depths.
n c4LEsfB =. \ wNsl0w.
Smiling and sorrowless ones,
clsspinG your velvet and gosd,
What caa yos know of THE pssyR;
Breathings the heart canuot hold,
Lopgisgs that de into moana,
Out Of the dspths7
Favored, wellsatisaed priest,
Culling the smooth-sounding word,
What'do you utter Of prayer
Such - the FathSr hath heard
Swelling from hearts Of the least,
Out Of the depths7
Tapped in Iife's beauty and lovs,
Pufed with prosperity's pride,
Cling to idols most fair,
Borne on joys swift-rushing tide
Never shall wall host above,
Out Of the depths,
PaIed meath the thunderbolts shock
Eyes with hot grief growing din,
Anguish bowed, wrenchsd from delights,
Morrows defiant and gsim,-
Then bursts the cry OF the Rock,
Out Of the dspths!
Low among sorrows lie,
Knowing no refuge save this,
Up through the heavenly heighta.
Then, With ipe6abls bliss,
Answer comes down to the cry,
Out Of the 6epthsl
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N WRETCH.
Roll on, thou ball, roll ont
Through pathless realms of spaee
Roll on!
What, though I'm In sorry case!
What, tbough cannot mest my bills!
What though suffer too.hachsis ilIsI
What, though swallow countless pills!
Never yow mind!
Roll on!
Roll on, thou bail, roll ont .~
Through seas Of inky Dir,
Roll on!
lt's true I've got no shirts TO wear;
It's true my butcher's bin II due;
It's true my prospects al look blue
But don't Vet that unsettle you!
Never yos mind!
Roll on!
IN sOsk a.
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Land Ent1iesl,
B. Obj A N MOI

o! Tao, uOf1og4 C0UDy, - ]
UCcr xso0&es.. Montana. e
WALk attend = q 609ino0 eo0oanD0 W1eA ~
~ ~ Correct coPes & Tewaahip Pials - X6enDl =
~ Filings aad Eathss made q 4 TIE q. q L06000
,i, as'sna g Lae4s p this Cosaty laioeafoo 6 q
k,ten q Kelley, Desss sesast, oae,l4 nlx.
SSa = novA 0eoW lsvlA 49, VlLS0a 20
ssasssss Sssv osVsx = - - !
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-06-17

According 70 Z rresoh ssasistieiaD, taking
the mean Of many accounts, . man nfty
years sf ags has slept I, 900 dayA. worked
A6oo dsys, walked 600 days, amused him
self 1000 days, was eating /, 800 days. was
dck 80 days stc. he ats II. 900 pounds Of
bread, 0,eoo pounds Of meat, 600 pounds
Of vegetables, egg snd Aah, and drank
1000 ealloas Of liquid. nansly, water, cof.
fss, t., bssE, wins, etc. all tsgsthsr. Thia
would make ; Isspecaahls Ike of - square
fese surfaos. and lthBse fsse dssp, @ which
. small steamboat could navlgata And u
this Solid ana liquid nAteeial passlng thro'
. hannal bsiae n lily ysasl fa7ss :
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An Iisfes1eaI Crime.
The xoss Conelusirs Proof Hes efAs Total
Deprarisy ef Han.

Dprarisv ef Han.
From the New York Herald.
The crime charged against man named
Lange, dealer In picture frames In this
city, 10 one that should give him prs-emi-
nence In the criminal catalogue for diabol-
ical intent. He shipped box In April last
on the New Orleans steamer and secured
an insurance on it Of ono thousand six hun
dred and fifty dollars, and the box proved
to have been prepared with explosive and
in6smmsble material, and was only pre-
vented from burning the ship by the watch
fulness and activity Of the captain. In the
box were vessels of alcohol, gasoline and
turpentine, and fire WAS apparently to have
been Get 70 these by chemical that weuld
explode with slight friction. The friction
was provided for by mice shut In boz,
which, in gnswing their way out, were to
fire the train that might have destroyed the
chip and al her company at seA Here,
then, 10, II the charge prove true, . man
who deliberately eontrives that awful ca
lamity, fire On ship at sea -contrives the
possible frightfsl death Of twenty or thirty
pcrsons-to secure the small prize Of SIX
teen hundred dollars insurance money. He
should be tried BY . jury Of ses captains
and sailors. Il II . remarkable coincidence
that this crime was attempted against the
steamer George Washington, while SONS
years since . crime Of The sans nature waa
contrived In the shipmsnt Of goods o. ~
Mississippi steamer Martha Washington.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-06-17

From report Of Dr.. Dio Lewis Lecture
ON tobacco, in the Boston Congregassessast,
We take the following interesting state
mentG
Tobacco in ito ordinary state-ths ''plugs,"
which you have in your pocksts- 10 pow
erfulpoison. It will do what no ether pol
con will do. do not speak Of the oil es
tobacco, do not speak of nicotine, sia'
gle drop of which, put upon tho tongue st
Z cat, will kill her in twenty seconds three
drops of which, put upon The tongue OF .
bull dog, will kill him 20 quick hs will
hardly get out of your arms in his sszug.
sles; and ten drops Of which win kill COW
inside Of ten minutes. am not talking Of
these things At oil, although they azs N TO-
bacco. ! am talking of tobacco In the form
Of the original plug"
Now let me suppose An experiment ]
call from this audience boy ten years Old,
who has never used tobacco. ''ChaRlss.
will you help 10 make an experiment. here
to.nisht?" "Yes sir." II will give you
fifty dollars II you win 80 through II like :
plucky man." II viii, sir." THE expert.
ment Il this There il piece Of tobacco ~
Azge ~ pea. Put that in you, mouth
chew it. don't lot one drop 50 down year
thyoat spit every drop Of the juice intp
Nat spittoon; but keep on chewing deaY
stop Just chew steadily" Before hs has
done with the piece Of tobocco, ~ large -
. pea, simply squeezing the juics out Of u,
without swallowing drop, he Hes hs's
upon The platform In . cold, dsaah-like per-
spirstion; he vomits the contents OF htD
stomach; put your fingers upon his wrist
there 10 no pulse and 20 hs seems for I've
Or three hours ~ though he wsrs dyls0, q
perchance, dead.
Now gentlemen, 80 70 your drug storse.
begin with the upper shelves. and take
down every bottle, and thea open every
drawer, and you cannot flnd . single pelsos
(exospt some very rare ones, which you
never heard of) which taken into the mouth
Of that teu.ysar old boy, and not swallow
"a. will produce these e6ecta TObaecos
then, / repeat, in IT. ordinary stass, y a
extremely powerful poison. 5s @s
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H. Ntw 4orth' '~fst
,rrR LODGE. MONTANA.

-pNS CURRENCY.
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Win attend to the Survey e Land C,aioA ssdes-
round Or surface survey ol Nlnes Accar.ts earvey:
fession. =
.rr hTerr TO Capt N. Wan, Hslesa; Dsnaaek DloeA
ssd ntaiag Co.. nsNnack. ts' ~@a8 t#t&*aH@
ey Address Helsaa or Dees Lo1ge CoY.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-06-17

cancelled eighty-four engagements matri-
nonial, and u good for many more.
In . recent lecture, Ansa Dickssson
dsnaadsd, "Why was l born p The ques.
ton was repesaed, when . hosrid boy n
lie galiesy sung out, Il give Il upT
,s-anes Black Of Washipgton, Ark, NOW
q old nan aad hepslsssly blind, made tbe
osieinal bowie- knife, according to 1 plsl
fuSnished By the celsbratsd Col. Bowia II
"A TsTs Haute girl psrDstrasss ths ~
lowing sxcEssistiag Bic Of pestsy: ~a
"elaes & yeu lsys was bs!yn .eaf
| ~ !. rvlsg gseos ains1y leaAs 8 IA
:. ~ ~ Co. ~ :s yss s 3 ssi Js1ar 4
- Ths Dutch ere in . sssts Of .oological
sxcissansst becanss . hlppopotamae q Am.
stsrdam gives birtA 70 lively twins, nal
a1d fsnale, ~ feense wsiGhiag ssvsnty
ssd ~ latter tsf gsatlsr dimeasto my onh
forty pogndA ~, -t
--Thsoth9 day Nelsssls peopoundsd ~
1ollswine = Aso& "A boy said 70 . go.
tlsmsa, NY fa&hr aad nothr hays
dAagAsls, but - = ~ my distsr:' Nov
hswd yos sEplain lhatl { Atea Es1scss,
iavain - gi1s \ ~ Why, - simpl
assyk' 80 lGslseslg'ths by hsd' 3
NJ. snd Ma Iossse tClask, a. Ska..a
alsan, N.sYxSelslssAsa thdf esl6n NJ
~ saghs evsnang q ~ - ~, - q
Aol6J q tai11e -, M, v1tk 1Gvio,as
- sesnn 49, AeaSSsaSAad - ~ - ~ !
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PSSUs s.@ =.a-=z-
Settlers have commenced locating landl
on the Northern Pacific route, near Spokane
nver. Parties hsve gone from Walls
Walla for the purpose Of locating large
tracts in that direction. ... g.
Robert Pritehard, shot hinasslf through
The brain a& suttse Greek, Amador county,
On aasunday, June ~. He was found in
his cabin With . pistol In enc hand and Z
boxing glass IN the other. y.a.
Brigham Young informed tho Boston
party that hs had now sixteen wives and
foety.nine living children only, and that h
was Slxty-nine years old, and had only at
tended school eleven days when . boy.
Judge Dsady, Of Oregon, has rendered I
decisioa that ~ marriages eslsbratsd stsea
or within the jurisdicaion Of a,othsr State
betwssn persons lsaving that State for tha'
purpose, y fraudulent svasioa OF th.
lAws Of lat stats, and thsesfoss null and
void. aas...a 5l,.5 ., as
aThs nlvsr Of ~ Wessr isths itls giver
70 . bosk Of advsntare in the Recky Noun
tains ~ Oregon. Mfa hancis Fuller I
the ssiAos; NssasR Q. Tr1nb1ll = ca
q San Tfaaeisco, ~ publishers n. Jes
lfesk, pionsse hunter md tsappg, - q
Aao. Th~sas soms eAapts1sof Tsal vain
q ~ snd of%he.boek, vix tAeees Mt Nv
ssne aeeounb q ~ soll; psoduetjDut6e. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-09-07
Miscellany.

The Albany Argus says the good
citizens of Schenectady have been greatly
alarmed by singular affeir which took
place a few days ago. The father Of
family just before retiring late at night
heard groans from a room occupied by
his daughter, girl twelve years Of age.
Upon going to the room he found cat on
the breast of his child, with its forelegs
around the chiId's neck and its mouth in
the child's mouth. 1t was with some diff.
fculty that the cat was removed. The
child had evidently been asleep, and when
found was so much exhausted by her
breath having been obstructed that she
had not strength enough to force the cat
away. We have heard Of causing the
death of infants in this way, but never be-
fore heard Of such an incident in connec.
tion with girl twelve years Of age. The
facts were reported by the father himself.
The girl has since been troubled in her
breathing. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-09-07
DIRECTORSi MEETING,

The Directors of the Lamoile County
Agricultural Association, and others in-
terested, are hereby notified to meet at
Powers & Gleed's office on SATURDAY,
SEPT. 10Tn, AT ONE O'CLOCK, P. NJ, for
the purpose of MAKING ARRANGEMENTS
roR THE COMING FAIR. A full attendance
is desired. |. N. LEBARON,
Sept. 2, 10. Sec.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-09-07

II W. j. PECK, Dentist.
johnson, VT.
Natural teeth put In the best state pref srvaton
seases Of the gums successfully treated artihcia
fe0'h made in every style known to the proiessohi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-09-07
NEW BLACKSNITH-SHOP

Wl"H AN OLD BLACKSMITH!
As can no longer rent the shop where have
done business during past years, have removed
ther north on the same street, and with new tools
new prices and less ypenscs believe can satisfy
all that will favor me with work. Farmers pro-
duce taken in exchange for work, at ruling prices
JOSEPH GAUTHIER
Hyde Park Nov. s, 1869 stiff
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-09-07
FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR:
At Morrisvlle, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Sept. 9th and 2Sth.

Presidcnt-Judge G. S. PARKER.
Vice President--Judge Alger Jones'
Recording Secretary Isaac N. LeBa-
ron.
Assistant Secretary-Geo. L. Small.
Treasurer-C. W. Fitch.
Marshas-O. G. Perkins, A. b. Luce,
G. W. Dodge.
Superintendent of Fair Grounds-A.D.
Thomas. te5g.F F.flH
Superintendent of Tickets-Luman M.
Grout.
Superintendent of Stock--Joseph W.
Bryant.
Superintendent of Cattle = Alfred
Dodge.
SUPERINTENDENT of Horses - Sanford
Slocum.
Superintendent of Sheep = Solomon
Stowe.
Superintendent of Floral Hall-D. j.
Stafford.
.. DlhECIOhc'
Stowe---V. M. Smith, Henry Harris.
Morristown-George +. Small, Horace
Grout, p. +. Spaulding.
Elmore--L. II. Doty, r. G. Hill
Wolcott-Harvey Taylor, j. I. Hub
bell.
Hardwick-Jo ohm S. Smith, II. Blake
HYDE Park-Abcl Smalley, Il. A. Le-
land, Fred Bliss.
Johnson-Noah Scribner, Willard IL.
Hadley.
Cambridge-Daniel 9. Griswold, Hen
ry Smile.
Watcrville--John Herrin, Moses VIII
bur.
Eden--Horace Wait.
Belvidere--Jerre Sbattuck.
ORATOR;
J. b. ANG ELL,
President Of State Agricultural College.
AWARDING COMMITTEES;
ON sHoRTHoRNs, =
Samuel Olmstead, Emore.
N A. Cleaveland, Hyde Park.
G.. A. Harris, Stowe.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-09-07
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

All members Of the Society, and all
who may become members before 8 o'clock
A. NJ. Of the first day of the Fair by the
payment Of One Dollar, will be furnished
with a certificate of membership, which
are for sale by the Directors in each town
ALSO by the Directors at the secretary,s
Office on the day of the fair up to 8 o'clock
A. NJ, which viii admit said name, his
wife and children under 2l years Of age,
on to the grounds at all times during the
Fair. Tickets Cor one day only, 20 cts. !;
season tickets. so cents. Members may
enter the grounds with their teams alone
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-09-07

"A rich old uncle who had two neph.
ews, left his will as follows.
." To my nephew William leave my
whole fortune. because l know he will
bestow it on the poor. To my nephew
Albert leave nothing for the same rea.
SON."