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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
OF ian act relating to the duties Of
Town Superintendent passed by the last
general assembly, is as follows:
Each Superintendent shall hold two
public examinations Of teachers annually,
IN the months of April or May and Octo-
Der or November; said public examina.
shall be held in all the county on the
same day, aud all certificates granted by
town superintendent shall be good till
the first day of April following the exam.
ination, and no longer.
In the month of April last, the county
conventions of town Superintendent were
held in every county in the State, pursu.
ant to the provisions of section of the
above named act, at which conventions
the times for holding the fall examinations
were fixed as given in the following list !:
Addison, Friday Nov. "a; Benning.
ton, Thursday Nov. 2; Caledonia, Nov.
IL; Chittcnden, Wednesday Nov. j.;
Essex, Saturday Nov. 10; Franklin,
Tuesday Nov. 81 Grand Isle, Saturday
Nov. % Lamoille, Saturday Nov. IS;
Orange, Saturday before Thanksgiving !;
Orleans, Tuesday Nov. IA; Rutland,
Saturday Nov. IL; Washington, Wedues.
day Nov %; Windham, Saturday Nov.
IL; Windsor, Saturday Nov. 1s.
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Notice..

The next session Of the Lamoille Coup.
~ Good Templars' Union, will be held al
Cambridge, With Pearl Lodge. No. 40,
on the 3lst day of October, 1871.
We trust that the several Lodges in
the County will be well represented on
that Occasion, as business of importance
is expected to be brought Leiore the Uu-
ion at that time.
The exercises of the evening will be
open to all and the public are cordially
invited to attend.
Rev +. Miles Of Rutland, will deliver
the address in the evening.
A. A. NILFs, Sec. of Union.
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business. Notices.

Mr.. Gradgrind, speaking of facts re.
marked, that the most striking Fact in all
his large experience was, that although
he bad known hundreds of persons try
DR.. Walkers California Vinegar Bitters
for liver and kidney complaints. scrofula.
rheumatism, worms, fever skin eruptions.
headaches, and all disorders arising from
bad blood, that remarkable vegetable pre-
paration had never failed to affect speedy
cure IN any instance. Many thousands Of
persons also testify that the excellent Mr.
was was right as usual.
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The Railroad.

Track laying is DOW going 90 brisk
through Walden. The track Is nov lsi
about miles this side Of the Summit.
-Four engines and So cars are eOnsian.
ly at work. Another engine the ''EsseI'
will be at ST. JOhnsbdry this week Th'
last order Of iron is being delivered. Las
Saturday. IL cans we're At the Sc. johns
bury depot loaded with il. Another en-.
CINE to be called the Hyde Park" hs,
been ordered. IL is expected four pass
enger cars one smoking aud postal. and
one baggage car will arrive at ST. Johns
bury next week or the week after.
The first mortgage bonds are selling
rapidly, $1,000 being sold during last
week. These bonds are to had at 90 and
accrued interest aud are taken by some of
the most careful and shrewdest New Eng-
land investors.
The finances Of this enterprise are be-
handled with marked ability and
are in prime condition. The company pays
promptly and has never been out of funds.
1t will have City or more miles of road
running this fall, we'll furnished with its
own rolling stock.
Last Friday, Gov. Hendee and Presi.
dent Brigham vent to the summit" with
their teams and we're met there by Hor-
ace Fairbanks, franklin Fairbanks. WIN.
b. Hatch Of N. Y, aud Calvin Morrill,,
who came up from St. Johnsbury on the
engine "St. Johnsbury." The whole par
ty then took trip over the line, on the
same engine, to St. Johnsbury-20 miles.
The road is being put in order for winter
use. The present managers are untiring,
and are constantly on the line looking af.
ter the interests Of the company, and this
is not all, the same rigid economy is still
being practiced that has heretofore char
acterized their acts. 1t is now believed
that the road will be completed during
the next year. The managers have no
fears about the means, from the fact that
the mortgage and town bonds are both SELL
ing rapidly. With good weather, So.
Hardwiek will be reached about the LIST
Of December, perhaps not till the middle. !
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

The chronological Journal, one of the
Magazines which are published for the
radical benefit of readers.--is represented
on our table by its November number.
The following are particularly interesting
james McCcsh. President Of Princeton
COLLEGE A Man among Men; Spiritual
Presence The Educated Man in Ameri.
can Society Alex'r H. Stephens; Healthy
or Diseased Children Consumption; etc.
The publisher offers the last three num-
bers Of 1871 free as premium to SUBJ
scribers for 1872. Terms SO a year,
Single Nos. 30 cts. s. R. WELLS, $50
Broadway, N. Y,
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Local Matters.
Hyde Rzrk.

The members Of the Hyde Park Far
meris Club met At the TOwn Hall last Sat
urday evening. according to ADJOURNMENT
The meeting vas called 10 order BY TIE
vics President. D. wisEell. aud the Clut
proceeded to discuss the question Of the
evening. The best method Of RAISING
sheep, which vas well discussed BY all
the members present. J, eanDO, be said
that the meeting was a success 10 point Of
numbers, for there was only few present,
yet il is hoped aud earnestly desired that
at the future meetings there vii be large
attendance. The next session will be held
next Saturday evening, and the exercises
will be as follows:
DiscussiOn.-Resolred, That the Far
mers Of LamOille County may render the
cultivation OF Grass more profitable than
Griin or Roots. S. wisweIl. leader on
the Affirmative. Essay,-AlOuzO Cobleigh.
B. N. Gates returned from market
on Monday night, having purchased full
stock Of bis former line Of goods, aud 10
addition. a large stock of Ready-made
clothing aud boots aud shoes.
BAPrIsNAS.-Eight persons were bap-
Used near the Central School House in
his town, on Tuesday of last week, seven
~ imersiOn and one by sprinking.-whO
rave united with the NJ. +. Church, Rev.
NJ. Boutwell, of West Enosburp for
nerly pastor here, performed the rite.
1t is now thought that P. G. Cleave-
and has lost about 500 worth of hops
y the burning of the Fitchburg depot.
Rev. Mr.. Halpenuy who has been
ute sick is now little better, though
OF out of danger, Rev. NJ. Wood is also :
ct quite sick at St. Adams. l.
Alexander Slicer has removed his !
ang Of railroad workmen to the' Ten.
ey Bridge" section.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

Eminent Men of Science have discover
ed that electricity and magnetism are de.
veloped in the system from the iron in the
blood. This accounts for the debility,
low spirits, and lack of energy q person
feels when this vital element becomes re-
duced. The Peruvian Syrup, protoxide
OF iron. supplies the blood with its iron
element, and in the only form in which it
Is possible for it to enter the circulation.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25
Notice.

Pursuant to vote of Directors, the
members of the Lamoille Co. Agricultural
and Mechanical Association, are hereby
notified to meet at the Town Hall, in
Morrisville on Saturday, Oct. 2Sth, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of hear
ing and acting on the report of the COM
mitttee appointed to purchase a Fair
Ground. In. iEBARRoN. Sec.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

SMoKE.-The dense smoky atmosphere
of Monday was the subject of remark by
erybody-seemingly so thick as to be
"cut with knife" and various theories
given in regard to it. Will some scien-
cist give us communication on the sub.
ject? That day was followed by one of
the finest autumal days yesterday we ever
saw.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

"Why don't you trade with me ?" ask
ed a close listed tradesman Of a friend
the other day. The reply was character
isiic. "You never asked me. SIR. | have
looked all through the papers for an in
viiatiOn in the shape Of advertisement,
aud found none, never 90 where / am
not iuvited.-Trov Times
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

The members Of the Stowe Farmers
Club are hereby notified that the annua
meeting for the election of officers, &c.
will be held on Monday evening, Nov. 9th
in the vestry of the NJ. Il. Church.
N. BrdLEOw, Secretary.
Rev. Mr.. Hardy of Morrlsville
preached in the Cong. church Sunday
l4th. His sermon in the afternoon from
mark. xi l3.-'Nothirg but leaves,
was certainly one of the most practical
and interesting of literary productions.
w. ]. Atkins has sold out his store
to Charles Warren, for 5000. Warren
takes possession in April next.
H. d. Wood OF Minneapolis MINI.
has been in town few days to attend to
his real estate here.
%. T. Morrill, and family leave fer
washington thls'week.
j. 7. Parish and Fl. S. Atkins, have
erected fine building, II "a, feet in
the place of the "old depot" near Atkins
store. This building is truly an addition
to the good looks of the village.
Mr.. DIN Wait, wholesale merchant
N. Y. City and jacksonville. ILL.,, has
been home for week, "Nothing venture.
nothing have" His energy and talent
have tecured him thousands.
Benton J. Harris, Geo. Mower and
John Gale, left Stowe for Grand Haven.
Mich, Wednesday, Oct. llth, and W. O.
smith, Photographer, left for North
Jaroina last Friday.
H. W. Williams shot an eagle last
week which measured seven feet from tin
tip of its wings, and weighed twelve
ounds. He has sold it for the State
)abinet.
"A delegation from Mt. Mansfield
lodge of Stowe, visited Temperance Home
'Ocge, Waterbury, Wednesday. Oct. 9th.
w s. Gillett has gone into business
t Wolcott, and his family has removed
here.
Quite number from this place at
ended the S. S. Convention, and Y. M
J. Association at Montpelier, last week.
Prof. e. @. Smiths singing school on
Fedncsday evening, Oct. 18th, should be
by all lovers of good music,
nd those who ought to be.
Mansfield Mountain is not to
sighted in this ire epidemic, as the
ambridge side is visited by that ele-
ent.
Rev. Mr.. Drumer, Rector of the
piscopal Church at Woodstock, preach
smart sermon last Sunday in the NJ.
. Church from the the following text,
q: IF the righteous man scarcely be !,
we'd, where shall the ungodly and the
nned appear
&C. 4. Gates Of the firm, Gates Bros
# Stowe last Friday for New York
lty, where he is to enter Medical Col
&c. !
e. G. Mowers whit er stock of goods v
ere burned with the Depot at Fitchburg '
ass, and he has gone to market again !
r more.
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Commissioners Notice.

The Subscribers, having been appointed BY w
Honorable Proba.e Court for the District y, II y.
mobile Commissioners, ~ receive examine, n
Just all claims and demands OF all persons, IN
the estate Of Rhoda Adams late u E EUR and
said District, deceased. represented insose s;I
the term of six months ffon the 9Th day OF w aid
being allowed by said Court to the creditor
deceased, 10 exhibit and prove their resp",,spd
claims before us; Give notice that we VIII ai'
to the duties of our appointment at me uM IVA MI.
house OF Amasa Stevens. in Eden,in sau ~
trict on the I'd Saturdays of :. ,hs
November and February next, at o'eOek' III -"
afternoon, of each Of said days, ,,.,,ms
A. ROBBINS. Comn'
J.. 7. STEVENS, sione'a lwa
Eden, October llth, A. ID. lal. sow
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EvoR sALEi ...mlth
The Subscriber offers for sale his Blao a,d an
Shop and Land In Hyde Park village lOoss nlaes.
Church Street. The building is new, Del1s hsrsu.
The dwelling attached is suitable for IVY ~ acre
together with good garden q about.hail seasen
o. land. All viii be sold reasonable ana asS
able time given on part Of the purchase ,s Sub.
Cause Of selling, Lad hea tn. Call on wv IL
scribcr on the premises, for terms &C., -,pov
PATRICK McEL"''
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BeHTdeye.

] -OtsfsefFfs
Joseph WesoOmb. proprietor Of til,
hotel At the Corners, has been reftiin.
aud modelling his house to better accommo.
date the travelling public.
james Brown Of Lowell, the starch
man, has recently bought tract Of wild
land in the north part of the town where
It is understood he eOntemplates clearing
largely, aud the erection OF starch fac.
tory another season.
IN. NJ. Cheney has added a story to
his dwelling and neatly and thoroughly
repaired it throughout.
Curtis Brown at the Centre" is do
ing considerable numbering business, and
the manufacturing of butter tubs at his
mills.
-Laet week Curtis Brown after many
fruitless endeavors, was fortunate enough
to capture a large bear in one of his traps
on the mountain back of Il. Browns. IL
weighed 400 pounds or more. The bears
have been quite troublesome the past
Summer, aud number of sheep owners
lave suffered from their depredations.
Mrs. f. 7. Gull has sold her house
Ind mills to Joel Hocdkins for the sum of
$1,000. S.
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VERMONT HIsroRIcAL SocIErY.-Th
animal meeting of this society was he'll,
IN Montpelier on Thursday, Oct. 10, 1871
The following board of officers for tn,
ensuing year was ele,ted:
President--Wm. II. Lord, d. D., O
Montpelier.
Observation-Disclosures. James Barrett
of Woodstock, Loyal G. kellogg of Ben
son, and Rev. Roger s. Howard, D. D.
of Mortified.
Recording Eecretary-Henry CLARK o.
Rutland.
Corresponding Secretary-Hon. George
q. Benedict of Burlington.
Treasurer-Col. Hermon d. Hopkins
of Montpelier.
Librarian-Hon. Charles Reed Of
Montpelier.
Curators--Messrs. Charles Reed Of
Montpelier. DR.. p. d. Bradford of North.
field, Charles S. Smith of Montpelier,
John X. Cleaveland of Brookfec, Or
vile s. Bliss of Georgia, Russell S. Taft
of Burlington, and franklin Fairbanks of
st. Johnsbury.
Curators ex-officio. by Statute-Geo
Nichols Of Mortified, Whitman G. Ferrin
aud Charles Reed of Montpelier.
COMMITTEES.
Printing and Publishing Committee
Messrs. Hiland Hall of North Benpipg.
ton, Charles Reed and L. P. Walton of
Montpelier.
Committee on the Library and Cabinet
Roger 5. Howard of Mortified, Chas.
S. Smith of Montpelier, Russell s. Taft
Of Burlington.
Committee on Finance Charles Reed
and Charles Dewey of Montpelier, Frank.
lin Fairbanks of st. Johnsbury.
Without transacting any further BUSH
ness, the society adjourned.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

CLuBBISG.-We are now making up a
list of periodicals for clubbing with this
paper. 1t will include all the first-cass
monthly and weekly publications, and
will be announced shortly.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

Conductor Dow reports that the woods
on Ludlow mountain, just below Head.
vile were on fire yesterday, as the mail
train from Boston passed there
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

FAIR GRoUND.-Don't forget the meet
ing at Morrisville, next Saturday, to take
final action in regard to the Playground.
1t is to be at the Town Hall, at 10
O'Clock A. VI.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25
No. Hyde Ra,A.

DIR. M. H. Houghton will speak at
the dedication of .sHarmonial Hall" in
this place. Tuesday eve.. Oct. 3lst, 1871.
Subject-Harmony. ALI are cordially
invited to attend as good time is expect
Cd. Pm ORDER.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

There was a barn burned in East
Montpelier last Saturday, at 4 A. NJ. in
which four horses we're consumed, includ-
ing "Happy john and others, who won
the purse at MorrisviIle Fair.
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1 hdUe a nice Lia,sf

Cassimeres. Vestings, Beavers, Ma,
and green Water ruof., rel ,nl &c. .s. n,
blue and white Chick, scarlet ,,S ~ IVY "a
flanne's,- scarlet, twilled. dopllss1 -
bury and fancy check shirtin. ~ ~ ~
e,ue' brown and striped DeniS,. 10 T.e
6leached and unbleacht,l ToWellmr,, =. ,I''a
Linen; scarlet and green Table Srrsli y, 4,
ell aud brown Linen;lliies' Nubis. 49,, 40
gents Scrrts; and a splsB,ll linz , l1,aAt
and Cotton Dress Goods which v,, IN \, ''''s
attention to; also black yelys,s.r. - D -
skirts, Stamped Skirts; wooden Sb,,t
aud double; wooden aud cotton ~
Lisle thread, kid and buck Clorss. q, Ol
and cotton Hair Nets: white T,;v,,, ''A' Iaa
ings and Rulings; Rubber Cord ans + \! Z
Lace, Berage, Donna Maria and CO., y
for Wells; Hoop Skirts, Corsets and m ,o"' -
goods in this line that | have not sn,.s !! -
ton. A splendid line Of men and how, y ny -
ing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Sb1 me-, ~. 4.
nice line of Ladies' laced and coprre,, -, -.
Bcots-plain, tipped and )id footed: m, =. ~
Fid, calf and buff Shoes. s~
SOMETHING TO EAT, AS WELL AsVym
We have Flour, Mackerel, Cod Fib. H.
ring. White Fish, Raisins, TaDG,
Rice, preserved Cocoanut, Eng.
lish Currants; Japan and
Green Teas, Rio, Java
and Mixed COT.
fees Lard
in caddies and tierce
ALSO, SOMETHING TO EAT WITH.
A splendid assortment of Table Cut,r
Rogers best silver plated Table and
Tea Spoons, Butter KniVes
and Pickle Forks.
Also n nice assortment of Wall Paper, Crul
Try, Paper Curtains, Oil Cloths, and Hem,
Carpeting; Boiled Linseed. Whale, MacbiDs
Kerosene and Castor Oil; Japan, Venetian Red
Brandon Browns, White Lead in l,2,S5,l 10
md 20 ID packages; Paint and white-m&
Brushes; CASTLE, washing, Rabbits, shavnl
md toilet Soaps; Sulphur; Borax; Glue; Biz.
1itrol; Glass; Putty; Rife and Blasting Pow.
Ter, Gun Shot; Files; and the Blue-JacLs
Axes, best in use"
! have not space to enumerate luta small mt
4 my stock but will say TO one and all, you aa
ave from ten to twenty per cent. By buying YOU
'oods for the next six months Of
D. W. REYNOLDS.
Cambridge, October |. 1871.
p 81 shall return from Martst&
aSt Of October wih mch additions a
nil make IL a desirable stock to select
rom. / Sh0H also hare on hand a nice
me ot Ladies trimmed and unirimnd
fats. o. w. e.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

EcLETIc MAaAzINE.--Those who think
that Investigations into the Life of Shaks-
peare. and criticism upon his plays are
overworked and barren themes, would do
well to read Shakespeare and His Times,
which forms the leading article in the
Eclectic Magazine for November For
those also who can appreciate such COM
bination of instruction and entertainment
as is presented by no other periodical, 1t
would be we'll to examine the remainder
of the table Of contents for this number.
The number is embellished with fine
portrait of Beethoven. Il. r. PEIroN,
Publisher, los Fulton Street, New York.
Terms 50 per year two copies SO single
copies as cents.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25
HaIe7INe.

The young men IN ooaaectioa viii
Mr.. Waters school have oPsued Lyoe,
1n ssd Literary Association. where they
meet every Wednesday eve. Cor the die.
eassiOn Of vaTious topics.
hey. Mr.. Bemeni has been holding
a series Of meetings at the Urion church.
They have resulted in quite sn awakening
among the ,oung fOlks, and some CONVEX.
sions.
Recently Capt. Mcfarland old the
Ssh aud blind factory to Hiram Mann and
Son Of Frank lin, who intend shortly to 20
into the manufacture Of axes and hoes
quite extensively. S. 7. Wilson has leased
the machinery aud will continue to manu-
facture sash aud blinds a. heretofore. s.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

In Cambridge, Oct Goth, son (Francis) to
Mr. and Mrs. julius W. Green weighing twelve
pounds.
First daughter
Second son,
Then the world
lswell begun"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25

"A considerable force of men are work.
ing the railroad near "Tenny Bridge" in
Morristown.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25
GTRAYED.

NTKAYED.
Into the enclosure of tho undersvn On ,ba
l2th inst, one years old BAY Mare snit R,a .e
points; Said colt had strake halter with rome
t s,sd, owner will oblige BY paying charges and
taxing same away. q II d IN n u n''u
Jcf'crsonville, VI. Oct. nth. 1871 = = 'hno'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25
Holc0H.

SUDDEN DEATH--We learn that on
Saturday last, ID X. Andrus, very
respected citizen of Wolcott, while con-
versing with ncighbOr in the road, died
very suddenly. Heart disease was pro-
badly the cause. He had been apparent
ly well up to the moment of his death,
and had just comp. eted fine residence.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25
RHers0npSIe.

JeHers0nySlle.
Mrs. W. II. Griswold has just re
turned from visit to Saratoga Springs
Ny.
Rev. Mr.. Putnam, Rector of St
Lukes, 1.-THE EpiscopaD Church in St. Al.
bans, will hold services next Sabbath,
Oct. 18th, in the church in this place at
the usual hours both forenoon and after
noon.
Considerable progress has been made
on the Rail Road, the past week.
R. M. Bailey has been engaged to
teach in Middlebury, the coming winter.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-10-25
BRAIDS
Good Styles IN Jeaoeiry

VII DO for The interest Of all parties to give us
y. caii before purchasing elsewhere, as we 6aya
I'LL iine OF all qualities and think we can snit ali
wishing 70 purchase. As for Patterns, ne hava
T Ptelnorest's Butterlck's Warmers and Ramsay
~ Our work is done on the Elias II, We sa oenu
,;a The hest out Fitting done at short no.
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