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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-26

rhi, city viii .eaa representatives to the fol-
lowing EDUCATIONAL institutions this coming fai-
Harvard, Michigan University, Amherst, Oar
mouth. unity and Bsvdoiu Collesss, Phillip
Academy .. Exeter. Psiulps q AaAsv. ssd
se,,nlo.her nisa asadsnies. oomnerciai 3D.
les., %. Ia city High School viii be ven
allied bcside, Is yin the Other lower grades Of
schools 1880 ---s-
TIE police win have their hands full soon, In
looking out FOR those petty thieves who make .
speciality at this season, Of robbing gardens.
We have heard Of several csses where quantities,
Of early fruit have been stolen by young rsscals
aud choice trees injured. OIL
W. Pike. insurance sdjuster. last week
settled the Losses Of Messr. Googins and CAnnell.
by the Gre Of week ago, in which their houses
on Alfred street we're injured. Mr.. Goosins was
insured in the Holyoke, Of Salem. Mass, and
Mr.. Camel in the Home. Of New Haven. Mr..
Pike also paid the amount dine from the Home
for damage done to Qu!nby 4 Sueet-er's Block.
by Are Of July 4th. II should be said that the
company has been ready to settle this loss for
several weeks. but the owners Of the block have
not been on hand.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-26
Dr.. Chase I. moi q Clairvoyant,

But conducts his examination on .
strictly scientific principle, and will chal
lengo any medium for n test cxamina
ton. ....r. ...r.. .... f..
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-26

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IL powerful detergent and Is Just what they want
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-26
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12

have a man of his calibre and antecedent.
to lecture me publicly on morals.
Now, Mr.. Editor, | was asked to write
the facts inour March meeting, but should
have written nothing, had not the article
of March 18th contained some Statements
that were false, rejecting discredit on
myself. There arc very few men in town
but what are indignant at the abuse con-
tanned in the assertion that none Of the
officers were competent to hold places Of
trust and were elected by rum"
Now, sir, when my native town is as
sailed ip such manner, / care not by
whom, and so unjustly y, and for no earthly
reason ouly to spite one Of the officers
if no other man will come to its rescue |
will. / am not afraid to measure swords
with them, now or hereafter, as long as |
am conscious | am for the right.
| well rember what Geo. w. Bailey
once said, in speech to our people. He
said he took as much pride in being an
officer in the town of Elnore as he could
in larger town; he had grown with its
growth and strengthened with its strength
We have good officers this year; we
had good officers last year,
Now, sir, if | have made statement
that is not correct in this, or in my for
mer article, am ready to correct when
the fact is shown
Yours for the right, and II am bound
to fight it out on this line if it tax es all
A r. BAILEY
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WateryiHe.

Mr.. Prince has not taken the hotel
and Darrah has left for-no one know;
where.
The new landlord at the Spring
House, Mr. Henry Page, says he is going
to keep strictly temperance house :
hope he will.
Mr.. Julius Scott has bought the farm
known as 'the buryin-ground farm" lie
pays $4,000.
The sugar season is already some
what advanced, with about as much man.
ufactured as usual However, one sugar
ist-Mr. V. p. Locks reported to have
boiled 40 pals of sap into syrup from
one-half of which he made As pounds of
sugar. What the other half made we
have not learned.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12
PROCLAMATION,

10 all chom these presents mag come.
GREETING
Know yo that the Congress of the United
States, on or about the Doth of Febru-
airy, in the year 1869, passed a resolu-
ton in the words and figures following,
to-wit
A resolution proposing an amendment
to the Constitution of the United States.
Resolved, by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States in
Congress assembled two-thirds Of both
Houses concurring, that the following ar
ticle be proposed to the Legislatures of
the several States as an amendment to the
Constitution on the United States, which,
when ratified by three-fourths Of said Leg
islatures, shall be valid as part of the
Constitution; namely:
Article ID, Sec. 1.-The rights Of cti
zens of the United States to vote shall
not be denied or abridged by the United
States, or by any State, on account of
race, color, or previous condition Of serv-
itude.
Sec. 2.-Congress shall have power to
enforce this article by appropriate legis-
lation.
And further, it appears from official
documents on file 10 this department, that
Ihis amendment to the Constitution, pro-
vided as aforesaid, being ratified BY the
Legislatures Of the States Of North Caro-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12

For the Newsdealor
Personalities.

Mrs. Matchsafe, Miss Highly and ole
Pomposity are going to stop their paper
Such stuff as has appeared in it since last
fall ! Perfectly awful odd you ever
see that piece against Rev. Mr.. Blow.
| pipe ?" says Mrs. Matchsafe. :" His name
amt mentioned but then it's plain to be
seen he's meant. ! always go to his NEE.
tin and | wont take paper that's ego,
anything agin hun in it,"
Here arc few spirited paragraphs on
Woman's Rights. That's all folly.
don't believe in it, and the editor shall be
made aware of my views on the subject.
II anything more appears on the subject,
| shall have the paper stopped" says old
Pomposity Somebody sends finely
written article on Camp Meetings, which
is published as much on account Of its ra-
ciness and humor as its subject matter.
Miss Highly, seeing it, gets her back
up" fgurativaly speaking, and squeaks
out, This paper is 50 shockiugiy secta-
riau that, really, shall have to stop tax
ing it."
OF all people in creation, the hardest
to get along with are the over.sensitive,
pompous kind, that is, if one tries to
please them; but take no notice of them
and they Keep right on taking the paper,
and probably enjoy the personalities"
better than anything else, and editors,
like threatened dogs, live and prosper.
Before Mrs Matchsafe strikes fire, let
her remember that the paper was not
printed expressly for her; but also for
Miss Highly and old Pomposity, and
what would displeasc her might delight
and edify the rest of this deIectable trio
and vice versa. Happily for the editor,
he knows little of their whims, and if he is
wise, cares less. He edits not for indivi-
duals, but for the people.
! heard a tender sprout once say, after
visit to Brooklyn +" like Henry Wmd
Beecher. ] did not think | should; but,
come to hear him, / really liked him.
I" Indeed" said bland old lady present,
I" and how did Henry Ward Beecher like
your
81 do not like Shakespeare at ALL
ponted young lady. Well" said a
waggish bystander, I" do not express your
opinion 50 plainly. You may iniure Mr..
Shakspeare's reputation"
50 | would say to our Disseminated
three and their sympathzers, remember
the fate of the frog in the fable, and do
not try to be as big as oxen while you
have the frogs skin on. And don't be
80 conspicuous You and yours are pro-
baby bad enough; but every rcproof Is
not meant for you. You are not of
enough Importance to get SO much consid-
GRAFTON. Read what is pleasing to you, |
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12
WOlCOtt.

Sickness still continues to PREVAIL
A number of cases considered fatal.
II. j. Newland who has been in the
mercantile business here has removed to
Morristown Lower Falls. s. Gates is
contemplating filling up bis store which is
now vacant, after making suitable repairs,
S. II. Peek has bargaincd for the
house and land belonging to the James X.
NoyeS' estate.
Farmers are making arrangements for
sugaring. The sap ran well Monday and
Tuesday and small quantities Of sugar
have already been made.
DR.. +. p. Fairman is getting large
amount Of lumber and making prepare
tons to build extensively the coming sea-
son-hopc others will go and do likewise.
The workmen at the American Box
and Hone Factory" gave sugar party on
Saturday evening. A general invitation
was extended to all, to attend the same
at the factory. One hundred persons
were present.
Mrs. Dir. I. j. Holbrook has gone to
Vineland, N. j., for her health.
Rev. Ii. Herrick intends to discuss
the subject of "Woman's Rights" on Fast
day, and it is hoped that the church will
be filled.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12
HAMILTON FIsH,
Sec. of State.

DUGALD STEwART.-Our community
never felt the weight ofsuch crushing sor.
row and sadness as was experienced when
the announcement went around that our
fellow citizen, Hon. Dugald Stewart, had
paid the debt of nature and passed away
to the silence Of the grave, As the news
of his dccease few upon the wings of the
wind to all parts of our village aud town,
sorrow traced itself on every coantenancc,
and eyes unused to tears were filed and
coursed their way down many cheek
while EXPLANATIONS of grief and deepest
sorrow burst from every lip. In rapid
succession his many virtues were rehearsed
by all. The poor felt they had lost true
friend, the business community a safe and
wise counselor, and his bereaved family
devoted husband, and a tender anG love-
ing father; while his brother, overwhelmed
with grief Of the deepest poignancy reeled
under the shock that came with such
crushing weight, and entered with such
terrible force the inmost recesses Of his
noble soIl. | never saw brothers love
each other with such perfect devotion and
affection as DugOld and John w. Stewart.
Never did know them (and ! have
known these brothers from their infancy
to have Earring word Or an unkind per-
sonal allusicn toward each other. Each
was the impersonation Of honor and love
for the other, and the severance of such
tic as bound their hearts togather was like
sundering the heart strings OF lier-Mid-
Hledvy Cor. Rutland Herald.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12
State Auditor.

Gov. Hendee has appointed W G. Fer
rim, Esq, of Montpelier, a native and
longtime resident of this county, in Nor
ristown, Wolcott, johnson and this town,
and once States Atty in this county,
There were quite number Of applicants
for the place, some of whom, it is said,
circulated their paper for signatures rec
omme ading them to the place, almost as
soon as the breath had left Mr.. Stewards
body, and at his funeral
AS Mr.. Ferrin is au uncle of the Gov
ernor, some of the opposition already
shout nepotism.
Believing Mr.. Ferrin to be in every
way as well qualified for the place as any
Of the other candidates so far as we know
them, we cannot see why the appointment
is not crcditable to the Gov, and well for
the State.
He is one Of the wheel-horses of our
party, and in 1856 did yeoman's duty in
this town and county; and although, of
course, we have no doubt that Mr.. Slade,
Mr.. Houghton or any Of the numerous as
pirants would have done just as well, had
the Governors choice been to have APP
pointed either Of them we are glad he has
been appointed, I
We do not think the cry of ncpotism
will greatly agitate the Gov, even now
that his nerves are not as well covered
with adipose as usual.
Whoever he might have appointed, Il
somebody would have found fault.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12
A. r. BAILEY
No. Hyde Park.

Although stern old Winter has beer
so 10th to relax his hold, yet in spite Of
all his stormy demonstrations, April with
all her sweet associations is dawning up.
on us and while we hail with delight the
tokens which herald the approach of Sum-
mer, we are sad in view of the increase
Of sickness.
There is something amounting almost to
congestion of the lungs quite prevalent in
this vicinity.
Mr.. j. G. ODER has little son very
sick with this disease, and there are sew
eral other cases within our knowledge,
WIN. Fletcher has taken the Nathan
Robinson place, whittier he is removing.
The funeral services of Mr.. McIarian
took place Mar. Goth. He had lived to
good old age and passed away surrounded
by his children and grandchilden.
A sugar house belonging to Mr.. Il.
Homer, residing few miles from here,
in johnson, took fire on Sunday evening
last and was consumed with all its CON
tents. A new stove, buggy and farm wa
gon and other utensils, together with those
used there in sugaring, were all lost
Loss, about $500.
-Chas. Blake has sold his property
here to a Mr. Swartz.
Mr. Joseph Carpenter has moved
his family back from Waterbury. They
are at present renting portion Of the
house belonging to Mr.. Huntly, which is
yet unsold.
Allow us to correct our mistake in the
item relating to the new minister, his
name being j, a. Cleayeland instead of
Chandler
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12
q The 0OlleCtOrShiD.

"Some knave wants some Office" and a
movement is on foot to supplant Gen
Stannard. There is in the movement at
least two elements very distinguishable,
probably there are more than two.
First, ''some knave wants" Gen. Stan
nard's place. We are certain that he who
wants it is a knave--none other would
seek at this time to undermine Vermont's
honored soldier. Secondly the old Bax-
ter element. We had hoped this old feud
was dead. The principals in the fight
have often shook hands, and agreed to
bury the Ratchet; but it don't stay buried.
Mr. Baxter's old friends,-tho violent and
unwise ones, --exhume it upon every pos
sible occasion. Thus far these bitter par
tizans have reaped only benefit by such
unchivalric exhumation. We warn them
that they may dig it up once too much.
The movement if fairly canvassod in this
county, would meet with little sympathy.
How much they have already accomplish
ed by stealth VIC can not say but we
warn our friends to scrutnizo any secret
movement to supplant Gen Stannard.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12
.TefierSNnYillG.

The editor of the ChateaugaY IN. "
Herald is soon expected, to make his
home in this place and publish paper
called the Vermont Register.
H. j. Perry will soon open meat
market, and has engaged the assistance Of
former workman in Brighton Market
Miss Fannie Smile is expected soon
to visit hcr friends, and Madame Rumor
has taken the wings of the morning, and
whisi cred in our ear that she will not
journey alone "a Banker at Waverly
having made up his mind 10 journey with
her not only East, but all the way through
life. We wish them Il pleasant voyage,
At the school meeting last Friday Eve.
a vote was taken to repair and enlarge
the Academy twenty feet.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12

1t will be seen by our advertising
columns that these warm April days are
"thawing OUT our merchants, Business
is reviying little here, and we hope soon
to see motion from the neighboring vii
lagos.
The death of Mrs. Hadley, noticed
in our obituary column, was very sudden
and singular She had started to go to
her son Orson's, few rods from their
own house, and fell dead in the road, ex-
piripg without speaking a word, or utter
ing a groan, so far as can be known. Her
grandchildren, thinking they observed
something odd in her motions, FASTENED
to her; but she was breathing her last
when they reached her,
Mrs. Sarah Waterman, wife Of 6. L..
Waterman, Esq has been dangerously i'll for
five or six weeks, and from Thursday to
Saturday Of last week her life was des-
paired of. We are happy to record her
convalescence.
Capt. Hyde and N. +. Keller re
main about the same.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12
M0rriSVille,

Gov. Hendee continues to improve
VIII soon be able to be about his busi
ness.
The Calico Ball at the Morrisvilc
House was very pleasant affair." The
party was as large as the hall could ac-
commodate. Every thing passed off qui.
city and civiIly, The supper was superb
The tables very tastefully arranged
Hall and dining-hall tastefully decorated
SUGAR FESTIVAL Maple Sugar Fes-
tival will be given at Town Hall, Friday
Eve. next, Admission % cts. Proceeds
to be appropriated for the Library of the
Peoples Academy and Graded School
All are invited. \ street time is expect
cd. PER ORDER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12
The Railroad.

President Brigham returned from St
Johnsbury on Saturday night, and says
the work is progressing very favorably
both at St. Johnsbury and Harkwick,-
That the contract for this section will be
awarded on the Goth inst, and the work
Immediately commenced. A few days OF
weather like this (Monday) will enable
the surveying party to stick their final
stakes. There is some frost along the
line yet, though in this village some oftht
gardeners have commenced to sow their
sarly vegetables-peas, early beets, etc.
Some very favorable bids have already
been made for this section, and probably
more will be received before the Goth.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12
Johnson.

MR. ED.:--Some writer has said thai
June and October are the only perfect
months in the year; but give us April,
that poor little unfortunate sister of the
twelve, with her smiles and tears, her sun.
shine and shadow, her sugar and mud -
that month when mothers know their chill.
dren are out, when the air is redoIent
with sounds of life, and sweet music is
heard from all the trees, when, lin short,
the resurrection trump of nature sounds
the call to waken vegetation from its long
sleep. Z
Our village Is all astir. Every one
seems TO have taken a new lease Of life.
and young hearts beat in tabneracles al.
ready begun to decay. Thanks to the
kind Heavenly Father who enables us
thus to rejoice while going the down-hill
Of life.
--r0. A. stockwell ia again at his port
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12
Sarcastic.

Brother Poland Of the Watchmaa thinks
Rev. Eli Ballou, D. D., guilty of very
low trick in attempting to rob young
lady Of the honor of the authorship Of GER
tain articles which have appeared in the
Watehn'an opposed TO woman suffrage,
and says:
Evidently DR.. Ballou's boosted favor
for the woman lies in another direction
than in granting them their honest dues"
Oh! Brother Poland! How could you
say that?
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12

-" Horse men" and others, who pre-
tend to know, say that the following d.
rections had better be observed in using
Sherdau's Cavalry Condition Powders !;
Give a horse tablespoonful every night
for week the same amount every other
night for four or six nights; the same for
a milch COW, and twice as much for an
OK. The addition Of little fine salt will
be an advantage.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12

lima West Virginia, Massachusetts, Wis
cougip Maine. Louisiana, Michigan, Ar.
kansas South Carolina, Pennsylvania,
Connecticut, Florida. Illinois, Indiana,
New York, New Hampshire, Nevada, Yer
mont, Virginia, Alabama, Missouri, Mis-
s;ssippi. Ohio. Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota
Rhode Island, Nebraska, and Texas, IN
all 30 States; and further that the States
whose Legislatures have so ratified said
proposed amendment constitute three
fourths of the whole number; and fur
tier, that it appears from official docu-
ments on file in this department, that the
Legislature Of New York has since passed
resolutions to withdraw said ratification
Of said amendment, and of which official
notice had been filed in this department ;
and further, that it appears from official
documents on file in THE department, that
the Legislature OF Georgia has by resoluA
ton ratified said amendment;
Now, therefore, be it known that, Ham.
ilton Fish, Secretary Of State of the Unit
ed States, by virtue and pusuanuce Of the
% section of the act of Congress, approx
ed the Goth day of April, 1918, entitled
An act 10 provide for the publication of
the laws of the United States and for 9TH
er purposes, do hereby certify that the a.
mendment aforesaid has become valid as
part Of the Constitution Of the United
States, in testimony whereof, have here
unto set my hand and caused the seal of
the Department of State to be affixed.
Done at Washington this Both day Of
March, 1870, and of the Independence
of the U. s. the Oath.
Is igned),
HAMILTON FIsH,
Coo of Ctoia
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12

DR.. Wistar's BalSam Of IVild Cherry
is ga combination and form indeed" for
healing and curing diseases of the throat,
lungs, and chest. 1t cures a cough by
loosening and cleansing the lungs, and al
laying irritation thus ren'orihg The cause,
instead of drying up the cough and leav-
ing the disease behind.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12

We have heard recently, of several
severe cases of spinal disease cured by
Johnson's Anodyne Liuimcnt; ono cise
of man forty-Gve years old, who had
not done days work for four years
The back should first be washed, then
rubbed with coarse towel. Apply the
Linment cold, and rub in we'll with the
hand. I
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12

as teacher of penmanship in the Normal
School. He has also large outside num-
bering in an 60 or more. HIS portraits
of Gen. Sheridan and the " Morning
Prayer are exquisite, and his constant
devotion to bis work Will, in our opinion,
insure success We are glad to learn
that he intends forming q. class in pen
drawing soon,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-04-12

and let the rest go; or, ifyou must re-
tort, do it in legitimate manner The
columns of the paper are open to you as
we'll as to another; but when you stop
your paper. remember you will be "bitIng
your noses of to spite your own faces"
A. STRINGENT.