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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-14

Extensive naI A",GAlrrpr-y,,'
the Bible, o.book is moro ~. ','
Webster's Dictionary. TIE r,% =
is an extensive art..galIerv 49,, ,D
over, three thousand cpcr,r;, ''''
senting almost every animal re-, ., q
tile impIem Mt plants, ETC., VII
know any thing about. lis, .'e !,
ry, giving information on ,ln.s U
mcntionable subject. 1t iudeo3 y
well remarked that it is tho mo-, F'
able compendium of human ED,,, wy J,
our language.-H Household Ad,,,.,Y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-14

CHRISTMAS Ball.-The brennan Bros.
at Hardwick, announce Ball on Tues
day Eve, Dec. 9th. From what we know
of them, and this house having been great
improved, we can predict good time for
all who attend Bill--$2.50.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-14

FoREFATHERs' WEEK From the indi-
cations now. the Musical Convention at
Morrisvile will be one of unusual success.
AS teacher md cultivator of the voice
Prof. Perkins stands unequalled, and it is
highly important that all singers should
be present at the openiny Of the Conyen-
ton, that they may receive the full bene-
fit of his instruction.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-14
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY

iFORSALE, several good DAILY ~ m NJ ICOrS
FARMS in FRANKLIN & LAMolD'D
TIES. Terms easy. scl
Also, Twenty excellent GRAIN wv
FARMS in u.I .r
ALDEN, rREEBoRN CO.. MINI
.,e,, miIsira
and vicinity, located from two 70 Nv, W. s,atcn
Depot and Village, on the Line OIL u'' "
MINI. X, r. ,a h
viii sell in large or small qn'u . 30
CASH, Approved Paper, or on l'"''
Purchasers, ,,rrR0l
Apply for information, to- a & Co., 4
General Agent Of Burton, Braine'vn sakpr,idI
door south Of Armington's Store D Sd
Vermont.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-14

The proprietors of Johnsou's Anodync
Imminent. Parsons Purgativc Pills, and
sheridans Cavalry Condition Powders,
have published a readable and instructive
pamphlet, which may be had free at the
stores.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-14

Discussion-Topic The best time TO pillow,
the best manner Of doing II, and do we
generally pillow too much land for the
. benefit of farmers? say .a,,
7 LIZ. Woodwork This topic, from irs
Importance will attract the attention of
of farmers generally and ought to be tho.
roughly discussed. We should be great
ly benefited If these who have had large
experience and have experimental consid-
erably, would give us the benefit of their
trials. IL depends great deal upon the
soils as to how much and when they
should be plowed, and we should learn
how to do it to the best advantage for our
selves and the land we work. For many
years ! pursued a system my father fol-
lowed before me and which can COM
pare to nothing but the old fashioned way
of goingt to mill on horseback with corn
in one end Of the bag and a stone in'tbe
other. / thought | must pillow and seed
down, and after few years pillow again.
manuring heavily to keep up the strength
of the soil, | think in the last few years
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-14

In johnson, Nov. End, Thomas Fanun +,
90 years Q months and 7 days.
He was the oldest man in town; twoc7,
survive him-Mrs. Mary Lowater and MN
Farnum. New Hampshire papers please 4,
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90 sLETGHs FOR SALE

The subscriber has on hand INVENT ,,,, ais on
male Of tho BEST or STOCh, anu p,iee-hl
mented, which he will sell for o'sn ,,,,,y,asfoN
8 0 to Sos y DE- y, ggl
East IIardwick, Vt, Nov, 3D. IS'o
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Voted to postpone the discussion and
resume it next week.

For next week
Essay-by D. N. Farrand.
Discussion--on this weeks topic TO be
continued at that time.
The report is imperfect on account of
n severe cold in the head which almost
blinded me in the evening. Clerk
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-14

The groundwork of a manly charac-
ter'is veracity or the habitof truthfulness.
That virtue lies at the foundation of
everything said How common it is to
hear parents say: !t'Had aatHt
81 have faith in my child SO long as he
speaks the truth. Hcmay have many
faults, but | know he will not deceive. i
build on that confidence" 1i 3hr
They are right. II is lawful and
just ground to build upon So long as
the truth remains IN the child, there is
something to depend upon; butwhen the
truth is gone, all is gone, allis lost, un-
less the child is won brck again to veraci-
lty. 9a i-uqe, iau buo1 L.e gifeo
|. Children, did you ever tell lie /? If
SO, you are in imminent danger. Return,
at loneeoliltle reader, land enter the strong
hold Of truth aud from i mqg you never
1Nf1ff "SpH'' HifC frpllta...a .,,st., y
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Local Matters.
MOrriStOWn Farmers Club.

MEETING OF FRIDAY, DEC. 9, 1870.
Essay-By A. G. West: What class
Of farmers shall we take as patterns to
make the farm the most productive and
proftablc?"
| shall divide the farmers into three
classes:
The first are the poorest; their fences
are always down, and their cattle destroy
their own if not their" neighbors' crops.
They are always behind hand with their
work; their grain is not sowed until near
ly harvest, potatoes arc planted in July,
haying is not finished until Sept, and if
any grain does get ripe before frost kills
it half Of it shells on the ground before it
is harvested; buildings are not kept in
proper repair and run down from year to
year as does the productive power Of the
farm, as the farm work is only half done.
Their stock is of inferior quality-and bad.
ly kept 50 that it appears worse than it is.
Certainly, this is not the man we are to
follow.
The second class are what are termed
clancy farmers" and are not as numerous
as the former class, but they are on the
increase all over the country. They in
vest large sums in improvements which are
beautiful to look upon but do not pay as
an investment, though their neighbors may
largely profit by their investigations. This
is the kind of farming that is carried on
byGreeley and Beecher, and in our own
town by Griswold, and it requires larg-
er expenditure than mosl of our farmers
can afford. u".H
There is the third class which young
men commencing farming and all who wish
to improve in farming can follow as mod
els, and make it pay. Nothing with them
is suffered to waste or get out Of repair,
but all tools are cared for and laid away
in good condition for the next tines SER
vice. AN goes smoothly; they expert
ment as well as they can, and their farms
are carried on in such a manner that they
are constantly improving and yot their
farming is made to pay its own way and
something over. This is the class of farm
ers for US to initiate. a... a,
Discussion-Topic: The best time TO pillow,
the best manner Of doing IT, and do we
I generally plow too mueh land for the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-12-14

--Rufus Chapman of Liberty, Maine,
had stiff leg bent at the knee, limbered
and strengthened by the use Of Johnson's
Anodyne Imminent.
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NJ EAT NJ A Il X EFT!
NJ E A T!

And aoiH jill all Orders from q '''
al SHORT NoTIcE. -. o,n
Market under Slayton$ PecS' wv
Morrsgiile, W. orcrl
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MANAGERS Hon. Geo. W. Ilend@ "
l.. Waterman, Esq.
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New a dVel'tiSem emit
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MUSIC: - Robinson & CObunS Vu'lI
Band. BILL:-S3.50.
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NJ DECLINE IN BthbiNG M K'TERrA 1T
may be an interesting item 81 information
to learn that building materials Of all
kinds have fallcGdR price considerably
Tho New York Commercial Bulletin says:
Bricks have declined nearly fifty per
cent, from the highest point; lime aidtCe-
mcnt thirty-threc per cent, and building
stone, of The various descriptions nearly
thirty per cent. The average decline fn
lumber during the past year, may by esti-
mated At from eight u. ten per cent; and
II we 20 back ID the period d tho greater
initiation, at from twelve tbtWenty.five
per cont. Builders hardware, gas fixtures
and plumbing materials have experienced
an average decline Of sbmG fifteen per
cent, during the past year, ind fully tweti.
ty to twenty.tiveper cent irOmithe high.
est point. The declfnetn paints may be
estimated from that Of the two staple arti-
Giles, whito lead md linseed OIL Tile for,
mer sold during the war for twenty three
cents; tWoy years ago at fourteen and bne.
half cents per pound, tttlId4tlie wholesale
price Is now ten and half cents per
pound, showing a decline Of some tliifty
Der cent from tic medium rate! The LAT!
Ter is now selling at eighty bcnts per gal.
lon; a year since the price was one dollar
and two years ago II tluctuatCd between
one and five cents, md one dollar aud
twenty cents per gallon; showing an aver.
age decline, for that period, oFabout TWEEN
ty!fiVe per cent, fA;+l.' 7A'"I.'
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q MARRIAGE I'M HIan LIPE. mar!
riage OfaMisS Blanche, the beautiful
da1ghteFot Gen. BIZ. Butler, 70 General
Ames, United Senator from Mississippi;
b announced to take place At Lowell on
the 9lst instant, in StsAnh's Episcopal
church, The festivities will occupy four
days. eliminating will the ceremony, and
will icOnsistOf grand ball, Examinations
by the neighbors, &c! The bridesmaids
arc to be Miss HildreIh, cousin Of Miss
Blanche; Miss Nesnlt1, daughter Of the
lHtc Lieutenant Governor JOHN Nesmitb :
Miss Fanny Talbot, daughter 81 G, P, Tai.
bot, Rs1., and Miss Chandler, daughter 81
Senator Chandler, OF Michigan Wdsls-
tnqton RepN6feQN.. ~. y ~. v. -. Y.
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tPARpoN Ii Last Week the Governor
pGrdOnCd George w. V6nun, who was
convicted oflarCepy and sentenced to the
PenilenuaFy tor two yearg. AllOf the
Jury who convicted him, the Prosecuting
Attorney t0t Ohio county, and q large
number At leading men oT Ohio county,
signed n pptlhonlOr his pardon. u {: i5lI
Or. tho 10th, insLanb the. Governor par
tlonGt George Hughes, who was convict
ed Of larceny ana sentenced 10 the peni-
tentlary for two years, at the October
term 0fi the Circuit OotrtuOf Marion
county. The petition was signed by the
Jury, Prosecuting Attorney and o|t lIllf :
h6nGeh0 V0aFM04' - i-.... r..-ft..
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The growing power Incorporation and
the correspo nding tendency 70 disregard
t6e rights SdF ulS people ii dis country
ENTHUSIASTICALLY illustrated IN the action
OCthol Senate last evening, when It decided
70 remove the tax ON gross receipts Ofrich
and grasping r0nopolies, and 9t the same
time voted to fc.imposc the, 'li0us Tux on
incomes. This Is afearful mistake, as we
think tho honorable gentlem6hswlll find
out when the election returns cOplein next
fall, II tho Senators WHO did these things
were to go before the people for an en-
dorsGnent Of their course few Of them
would get block 10 tBllithe story and .
few moro, such blunders will leave, the Re-
publican party without q respectable
minority in either House Waaa, Star.
JyfyY '---H yICAEuW TZilIGafti Jti
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The N. Y.s'7ti5rTe says! at Is one 81
the unaccountaGle maniaS 81 mankind ID
get drunk Whenever It y specially impor'
liant to keep the bloc CoOld." Ninety In
The shade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-06
DR. JOHNsON,

Member oHthe Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon,
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col
leges IN The United States, and tho greater part
OF whose LIE has been spent III the hospitals oI
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
etlcted some Of tho mort astonishing curUa thai
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing In
the head and ears when aSleep, grtAt nervous
ness, being alarmed 1t sudden sounds, bashfll
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some
times with arrangement Of mind, were cured I'M
hGdiStely III.
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JAMES H., PIATT, JR,, Representative
frolI ZIG seeona ,XiEginla: District hes
been elected as Secretary Of the Republl-
cad Congressional Committee In Place u
Tl.ulnAb i. Tullock, who declined. SEN
NtOr Henry Wilson Is Chairman, and
William s. Huntington Is Treasurer,
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REFERENCE ny PERMISSION . ~
Hon, VIM, 3. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
r. L. berkshire, Judges Supreme Court oil
James II. Brown, Appeals Of West Va;
I" ]. j. Jackson, DR., Judge Of U. >. ulsulcI
CouFt w Va @
I" DID. I. Farnsworth, President Of Senate,
...--. Sw Sss b member senAts:'
" Jacob Hornhfools ffgst West Va. ms Co.
Jacob N, BIelel, VfCo prest
Caleb BO9gcSs, Attorney, ClarGsburg, WA
3 White SRcFir Mercer e6anty." p" -
II, q. Davis, Senate, Mineral county
j. Camden, President Of First National Dank,
Parkersburg. L-sI11.,.
gates OF West Virginia: ..,., ,.-,t
Hon, d. II. Smith, KanawhA county.
" q. G. Burgess, Wayne
I" James Guthrie, Wetzel ".g'nN
e Nathan Col, Harrison 49, 4lh
- Joseph Tcter, Barbour "rT'
r. N. Hill, Marion "f.f
4" James lIervCy, Brooke aTt 4"
i" Martin Judy, Grant -. 81,
" r. Davidson, Taylor 4 u'i.r-
Henry BeannOn, Lewis
" Floyd Nicely, DOddridgO
"J. +. B0wycf, Putnam FSgIR
"lJ. s. Wilkinson, Lincoln $50
d. .rfH$IsfE.gy nv ,IStaF = lHpSH
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Ayers Sarsapr,a rilla,
FOn PU1aIPYuNG TllR R4OoD.

ron PURIFYING TGAR RLOOD.
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NaA Is derived from 10 cares,
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06eaSiOht raplhlY develop into ono OF othGtof itS
hEd00as iDFl6 ether on tho surfaces QrRm9ng tho
YilalS. IN ttg latter, tubercles may DO suddenly
deposited Ia tho lungs or heart OF tumorS formed
In the liver, OF Shoys lts presence ~ eFapaoas
on the skin, or t0ul alterations on A0Ene part o.
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md GoIf, when caused by aecumplatione OF OK
frGneouG matters In tho blood, yield quickly 70 u,
| n RlSo LiVRr Complaints, TOr1ttdttyt Cotges"
| fOtl or Inflammation Of tho L1U6Ft and JdHla-
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| RHRILtAj 10 great EOGt0reI for h0 ,e99lBh
and Vigor Of mo system. Ihoee VINO are 1aIs.
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ORGANIC WRAKNRan

Immediately cured and full Vigor restored.
This distressing affection, which Fendsfs If,
miserable and marriage impossible, Il the penalty
paid BY the victims OF Improper lndu1geneeS.
from mot being aware Of the dreadful conseQuen.
c0s that may ensu6. Now, who that understand
the subject will pretend 70 dOny that the power
Of pFOefeal0n Is lost Sooner by those faling int0
improper habits than BY the prulGntS Besides
being deprived Of the pleasure VI healthy on
spring, the most serious and destructive sy1Dp
toms Of both body and mind arise, Tho systeul
becomes deEanged, the Physical and MCutai
Functions Weakened, Loss Of PrOCrcRtiys Power,
Nervous IEitabllIty Dyspepsia, Palpitation o.
The Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility
and Wasting Of the Franc, Cough, Consumption
Decay and Death r
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr.. J. addresses all th6se who have injured
themselves by improper Indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body aud mind, uniting
riRge. rIgf{ Iie
These arc some Of the sad and melancholy ef,
fects pr0iuoea By early habits Of youth, Wig
Weakness Of tho Back aud Limbs, Pains 10 the
Head, Dlmness OF Sight, Loss OF Muscular Power,
Palpitatlon Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lr.
Eltabihty, Detangement OF the Digestive Func.
lions, GenGral Debility, Symptoms OF Consnlnp'
ton, DC,
much to be dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Confusion
Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil Forebodings
Aversion to Society Sell. DistruSt, Love Of Soil:
tude, Ttmidity, &C., are some Of tho evils pro.
dueed.
what u the cause Of their declining health, i0Sing
their VlgoF, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
elnAciGted, having singular appearance about
the eyes, Cough, aud Symptoms Of Consumption.
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nle.eorltos.--An, Uncomfortable

dEG o,u NlnIa,TheOfysi y. ~ lam I
Bfops TIC RroridHes Journal. .51I-gR 4nos
Scientific men, are making progress in
their knowledge Of meteOrites., It Inns re-
Gently been found that three tneteoric
masses, whichtell alta great distance from
one another, were closely related! Amass
Of meteOric iron and stone found In the
Gordilleras Of Chill, 1proved on exahina-
ton 10 be identical in structure " it'll a
mass ii iron, which fell at tCaille, in the
Alps, and q mass Of stone at Setif, IN AL
geria. This connection Is thought to 'es-
tablish two, new facts; 4 first, TINT some
metcoriteS are emptive rocks, now proved
for the first time; second, that the stone
and iron have been together In tile pro
cess Of qualification: .,r /
M.,9tahislos Meunier, Of the Museum
oG Natural Historyiin Paris, has tlnderta-
ken To generalize from these and other
tncts, aud to PROFOUND the following
theory:
Mcteoritcs arc fragments Of one or moro
heavenly bodies which have, al q period
comparatively recent reV6lved r6fndthe
earth. No traces Of their fall, are found
in tho tertiary strata, or below them,
They have parted with ALI tlleff original
heat, as the moon lis crGpidly doing, untl
have reached a stage, Of molecular action
where tue disriptiYe forces 0verp0wer
the cohesive, and have fallen ,tQ rpieces,
the fragments, naturally arranging them
|selvesin 1ConcentriC zones, aGcoTding to
their relative tlenSity.N' rEnnItl : a'FNt
The attraction otathe earth gradually
prevails Over Gtheir centrifugal force, on
account. of the resistance Of tile medium
through which, they move, and they fall
To TIC earth. Formerly the heavier frag-
inents nearest the centre fell, composed Of
iromuNow thestone raglnents are falling.
Possibly. by4pd by may come fragments
resembling our .crystRlizel rocks or STRAIT
Tiled beds. It Is i curious fact that for
Rncrly no stones fell but now iron Is rare
and stones are abundant. 1s7Iis Irh "t2
I'M. Meunior thinks the meteoritcs repre-
sent the process through which the whole
solar system Is passing, from luminous TO
nOn.lIminous bodiesTto cold bodies 70
worlds falling t6pteecS, and drawn within
the attIActionS,t1f some living centre
and he predicts that our caTtA'Will repeat
their history, and finally iSlliinto the Sun.
..... 1. .g7.,tt.t,.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain prac.
s ~ TGen 209 9p ~
effects Of which arc nightly felt even when
asleep, and, II not cured, renders marriage impos
sibls, and destroys both mind and body, should
apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of his
country, tho pride OF his parents, should be
snatched from all prospects and enjoyments OF
life by the consequences Of deviatlng tfOm the
path Of nature, and indulging In 4 certain segret
habit. Such persons must, before CONTEMPLATING
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reflect that sound mind aud body are the most
necessary requisites TO promote tonnublal h4ppl.
ness Indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly dAEkens TO the view, the mind becomes
shAdowed with despair and Allied with the mol.
aneholy reelection that tho happiness Of another
becomes bliRhted with 0tlf own .lU q
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az tItSi AZ Nj esStSS ,.S.sS mi az ~.
merOus important surgical operations performed
By DR., Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters Of
7hG Sun and many other papers, notices Of which
have appeared again md again before tho public,
besides his standing asa gentleman Of character
and responsibility, 70 sufficient guarantee TO the
- SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mRr1G
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage being aware Of Physical Weakness,
Organic Debility, DetOrmities, speedily cured.
NE who places himself under the care DR., j,
may ellgtouaIy eonhdC 10 his honor as guntlV.
1917 ana confidently rely upon his skill RS ply.
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especially, who have become The victims Of Soil.
which annually sweeps to an untImeIy R raw,
thousands Of Young Men Of the most excellent
talents and brilliant Intellect, who might other.
wise have entraucSd listening SeanteS with IlIr
thandeFS OF elOquencH, or walked To OcStAcy the