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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-19
DYES. SEABURY, Real Estate Agent, No

IL CLOCK AZ noon
DY p. :. SEABURY. Real Estate Agent, No.
ID - sycamore It, WA. TENCH, CIer. - o.,, -, .,,c
pVIECF GEORGE AND SUSSEX LAND FOR SALE At AtC-
TONI uur,lar Of deed q trust from William Gee sId wife 10
me ~ t- dated the 2h day u April l' and or rttrd 10 ihe
~ oF Of The County Of Prince OeoFse County, Virgins
man on the 20 u SEPTEMBER III a. lZ"cocA m 81 Ee
auction store Of T. Seahury in the cry OF fteoHfg Va sen AZ
J, mat crrta. parcel Of land called SANTA ROSA
IN Prince George County. NTuLa, ar"lck swamp creeping
NAT part Of said containing shout $50 acres wleh be-
ogs 10 Thomas ueaying the residue OF SAD et 70
amount to about 500 acre.. , ~. Ia ..u,a au.p
WICKS lie Couuty Prince George between Wrct swamp ana
he Saroi and Petersburg Railroad sad containing t acres IN
ipg therein small detached piece OF land called hE"ha con
INA That certain other irso Of land called WRESNs" lying
the County OF Prince George the noTth side OF BACKWARD swamp
Containing about 80 scrts , 81, t.I .,t.s q. tovs q,
pe Csore County north ie " NaEeA swamp and hd
ioiupr M, tract called "Wsfgcks coHtalni ~ acres
Groyg Corntv containing adjoining uAet oil land called
"GRASTHAMS" scr0ss TIE road I'LL DOM AN. .,
sIh: other parcel OF ael eala
thrfrom o Use TIE Nor
G,t ana Petersburg Railroad and graveyard - x.,,. 49,
Tes. lands contain whole AbOut FORTlSiA nv NbftD AND
FIFTYTHREE ACRES Ling neighborood 90 n Noiyh ana
om Pe,rhurg AMI prescBsge Inducements 70 colony OF
,rapts soHe lands llroyed WI g11 aGnhs ahd
40 homes And some Of hem particularly the ROMAN TRACT con
Tin lsrge ouautties OF most valuable timber
Mr. William SASIA ROSA VII taht showing We
n,, large and be seen at the once OF LION
PEGRAN LYON AtiorueysatL Tabb-st, Pserbnfg va .
lrchssc CASH he DaAnoe upon ertt
Of ~ and l8 month"; equal uinrts Fanhg interest PER cent
per secured BY iudoed BteonaD h9 upon
NV PVi'iH ''Nt"- p : SEABJkr. ACctOneer.
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Auttion 6ales of Rea! Ge.ate.

E'ARM for SALE at Aucton.-Will bee sold
at .ueon 70 the highest bidder the 70 Poghkeep
sic hoHDAi August a. 1911 at II oct forenoon Ne
YARN until recently Owned and occupied By William the
Town Of Beekman Dutehe County New York contains
suitably divided into upland meadow land IL Is well wa
tered and productive is only mile distant from the
railroad Silver Lake The dwelling outuhQs more
than $1,000 drs, and h rate Por farther paea.
lars inquire Of L. A. LOCKWOOD No. Nassaust Ees YORK
ROBERT VAN WICK, AS AAnt, ughkeepse sab.
scriber the premises WALTER LOCKWOOD.
A. j. BLEECKER Auctioneer
VALUABLE WILLIAMSBRIDGE PROP
BRTY at Auction at the Exchange sse-oom Sew.York A.
BLEECKER SON Co. will sell al the Exchange sAesroom hi
Broadway THURSDAY Aug "a 1911 st u O'clock PLOTS OF
GROUND williamsburg (0hnVle Weehester) sbou
city situated the Oh Boston Road EOaye near the
Harlem station and the River BonI On the premises ane
dwelling and stable; fine garden " fnt
grapes, sbrabbery, maps at Auction
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A. J. BLEEcKER, Apctloneer
WILLIAMSBRIDGE PROP
Gitn }1ropcrip 10 Let.

ITO LET-BULKlIEAD and LOTS, Forty
tnht River TO LET Coslari on stand really for
10 let or sell. ia aori-ania. II. D. JARyHs ~ Walst
fTORENT-A very desirable furnished HOUSE
Trtethst Fhsye to phyaie family only. for yesIs
OIL very Inquire OF HOMER MORGAN 800
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Fouithaye Bnrance on Twenty se'cnthsI
TRAINS LEAVE YEwYoRK
For Newlayen a1 BIdrlo (Ehh IL" NJ I-'Io Ibhh
70 o stafford Farae southport and wesport IoO,.
foi youth SosaI T. Jaz 1850 nj 1918 CEr (EI 2s
For Dihn O - $50 5;39 'Fd 6'3'P mr., ~.
FoT s.19isb sd ateaaci5.e stations 1850 2Is 50;
Saaday Ns'YoF' p n for
CoyNEcrISG TRAINS.
tor Boston ga Shoe Liz !2:l5 and !. ne, .,le
Fo Newport 4. L. Oh al rs m lL. sgar'cns 20
Sarrlaast, Bay at N!eA.'Ts "nas IL s' ''l' "'
For courscc- River Railroad n 1915 to Aea'''sl
For 5 ilor.os Posn,s si F Ealqsi D. l;5 IA,
For Sssye5 A. aaF5n RAILROAD s' M p ." to North
az ~ o Se sl Ssa' 81 dova wnan'e E,'i hf La'ls
f s Il i'.,aac R,,rosa and p - o,.,,,,
fSr 6sabar5 AID Sor'a Rairoat, a iAi5 aHl ..sp
Co. ions secas y r,o. "a o to sa'
day Ma Tain on ether Line DTi'.HgIoon Car attached 20 '
% , y iii ,,Ts f Re- s,. i Ts5a 2, 4
@ E No s sS5 '1. 60. &c. Cor s1 Ss,sl ed
y o , ,.., 1,I 20 JAMES noII
NEW;YoRK GENTRAL ri, AID I'D, =! HUDSON Ii..
RIy I., s4 il4 SSic kS2 leave
s ' Si''i sS's Gag EIpfos Da~irro00
as m Sarst q Special Express
49, F lI' PCS. Dr. EIf. With ssseaa waes's
! Sracase. OsNcgo aud frnldai-lN . . ~.
- a. Sconi Egpr,. with s'spngcsTs ior soeA'sier
ri,; Tor II 7 T5el, aEi LogT Ae s Indianapolis lht
'a vi" ~ ' Tuc on and Sl3' fps.. VT. through sssuse
2 D. m Hudson special ra
,ni , ~. PoaghaeeIi r trains; In ,,
90 wi no S s. an. 10 a. IT, Is. as $40 slo aad 'O
susis, wsy Tr,in.-aoo saj yoate. SpseAL-s'H
POagbAs gs SPECIAL msAr, soP5 soah 81 leaiT', ,.,
Ysv.York June a. 1871
NEW JERSEY RAlLROAD-FROM FOOT OK
~ ST. and foot Of
OF HOUR eomn'0cius Nay ~ l5.Po WEST ~ ~ pI
Tor Pr sephs es Camden sud For BAlr A0Ra arg
wASHINGf roy an Tue MESr IN "a Br S1S wgs as ~
s2J' p Silver Palace attached 10 the ~ Msr \.
hfOugh 10 Lnsh1rs "bog, eAhsse & pe ears are
attached tie $3.50 sad run ihrSoyh on Ns ,,,ci 20 The
and Chicago without change sy-r elise can are I, s s.
G s rithos change Tct 's At oo' OF DsAfs'
sSiS ss 81, .ai A.. y '.'sJ AcssoS
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LON i'NANO'
~ r..., double s.ct Railroad % LSss i'l''4
81 n aS I'm a Isl non Roosevelt ami 6nnt st
Nal for stehogue conneetnS at saSy'S on R,n,o. a..
a. h's sp p.ss- srcur,.On
iS a m 800" for PssheSue, eonseeion At faby'on hr flN
S"p T,I .ai Pa~AOgus By stage i"f SsAeP0H AID F'
.,,p ~ 'iP,..asCs.. .! assSs%. .ss
80 2 s Aee.@PsdAu io IN, soo - ,... ....,
The S'y y,ie, strs,a Tor HsaP,ssi ala RSsl,-y
~ W. DOUGLAS Superintendent
r. farther particulars ere tine, table.
.IL vii eosnsscs RAINING |au !. iNt
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Professional Notlfcs.

-
~ ID. HAMMOND NJ. d., formerly Professor
~ mportspt speciale Syracuse Medical SoHge n
o6ee 232 Ffehn Of Thrdave n Y CITY, Nervous Deol
~ and an other speeds general diseases &c Dr. HIS WORK 5V
STRICTURE, Fistula and Piles radically cured
- without the lne eaustc detention from business Impotence,
D,ss Of the Diseases and Dfomes OF the Eve
Nose FACE HENRY DANIELS MD IA LexngonAV
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Dentlstrn.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION org
~ Hi,Ious end. s rSsTT .,d Do ss
approved msner do nothing bat ~ s,s At he
Office No. 1s Cooper Institute
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btfanboais ano Railroads.

IbAhllLL,1Ty EXCURSIONS to LEWES and The
FAST a kAWARk BREAKWATgRTh. let ld ,sas o.,
S4 % s, !, a. u; .o aT' S5 5 oss' i
tickets TIP sood ~, s Win sas t'hrg aad bathing EIeuDoo
V yh, NOKWALK and DANBURY-Railroad
WHITE T' 70 dust; h.i railroad f,rsTh. Se,usoI , ~
2 and Ty n io9' o. h,lst EVERY AFTERNOON
IS Excursion s.. q iS q D'abGry ,ad NV % % fsr,
hILlbhv1nM ysOoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
NORTH PSF vpp, LIE iot ,he wEsT SOUTHWEST a.
HAB9f RAILROAD Perl River az M Sh T p56. e.
'patsl Passengers se as S, Sa, E ~ LoE -
ton Co. and return ' rs s 20 , s "
@'''P0f'n'V TICKETS GOOD gyTi5 gSED '''''''
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEy.
D.c,. l ihs Fe a5 e. Got q
with ise pslsgsre Lsesasanns and Railroad a. P br
h ~, sI p 81 aaa @ y VISOR ard 70 Pastor j.
eugh AMI ne ws, s9oai change Of % Paa,,
Aiff sSEigG I hIEE e tbs WEST
Commencing May %, is7l-Leaye Esu.Yors a. follows:
% s. rsioinron Pastor Bcoehs% Nueb c1at WIZ,
TST.na' %a'ery &c. Connect at Joneron with L.
,.saI %T T',tss E1 RI Dell. ID: so9i 70, E A.
sSH hPTSB 13S a s E .S css ans S5s r. %
Ga a y %.s s, Set,s Nv WsnpOr hs t EOH vita
1870 !, %2wy WIT Train for ai soIsr1 -f5.
v no en- % I.. r'%3ica E.''Gs A'%En Maip sn,
Ephaa POsve, Harrisburg Ae Connects At Ph1ssDrs for Bel
2p n-fOr Pl,iusrd
2O m-FOr Bsstou COnnees Phlpsburg With Lrf 81
susq Ms o Allentown, Wlkesrrr and
With Lehgh Valley r. 'r Allentown and Csasu,u Co-noss a
Junction with D.. l.. and W. T. r.
p m-Por Baston. Allentown and Nauch CHUNK
4:3Op m.-For Someryle aui Fleming.0h
Spm-CNcISsAu BTPRzs daily. for BAtou Br'l.e4en Aiea
iowa Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and cIcn h.g
ing aud Pslaee Cars TO Pittsburgh aud Chicago.
5:l5 m.-For Someryle
p m.-F0r Esston
p.m.-For So,neryile
80 pm.-lEm gant)-For gsgton
s:4Op. m.-ROr Planted
p n-F0r Plainaei, Nelnesisys and S1turiayG
For Elizabeth at SO 500 6:1o $50, 49, 80 20 sigo 80
1890 IL IS 1870 100 200 70, 1913, $50 900 80, 80
5:l5 $50 54S 500 60 700 49, "a 8:i 90f5 1900
TAet, the West he Celtri,
road OF NevJeey foot OF Lhsrtyt NsgorA the principal
hotels aud He.et oflces in Hew.Yofk City.
K KICKER tent.
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NETWORK AND NEWSHAYEN RA
" ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, 1911.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK

Passenger Son IN o. Twenty s'enthst sI6
Fouith.sye Bnirance on Twenty seScnth-st
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printlnq.

CLOTE & JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
- BIS an BLASKBOOK MANUFACI UREhS 50 Fulton
bLANkBOOHs made TO any pattern.
WIN. ENERDELLs SONS, 1U4 FultOn-st.--
LIHOSkAPHC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
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Nuttion Sales of Real CsiGle.

A WESTMINSTER FARM AT ACCTlON.-A
N FARM Of with lar-e Dwelling slisbe igr pF't
.. ami Other lrug. an uiet culture, situate IA he town OF
ser a,y part the farm 81 b. r. Camp eg wI De SOLD
cash the PREMISE On the "a "ay o seoei next Al
-.Ln.L. tr.D.r
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Drp Sooos.
9rou &5ttrI hlanufariures ofpennanlpania
Mdtblnern

lDhAULlC and SCREW PRESSES. To
an 1919 " Power or Hand; Fc.cB Pressure CALENpK9S
tspes Presses Tor Had or Power ~ ~ '" ~" '"'"
- HOWARD. Il sOsG EiThtssstAsI. PslhAspLls, Penn
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COUNTRYHOMES

TgR CEyTRAJy J. LAND IMPROVEMENT co. OFFER FOR
SALE on the line Central r. r. Of " j. HOUSES ana LOTS
blocks mostly sanonA The adVansges
of this place oredene VII be more ana moe age
el a. the COMPANY laying additional tracks 20 someV
giving greater cues for passenger trains Apply TO A d. HOPE
Jig Libetyst.
O-ACRE FARM-GOod house, barn. &c, rich
~ M hb ground fronts on good dnye, boating fishing
And ,aug Midland Railroad depot, me heEiork % minutes
. ZOO BOOKHOUT 3 Broadway WilhamSburgh, y L.
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URIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots


H foot Of Chamaer.-st and foot Of 2Ist a. follows:
Througb Rtprcss Trains leave Cbsmbers- at " NJ $40
p D. daily. New and improved Ora wing Room S9aees
scroup.ny The A. m tran through Baal0 aud Bni
connecting Horaesve with magnificent Sleeping Cosche nns
Clevean Cincinnati Sleeping Coaeaes accompany Tue
II A. m Susquehanna Buffalo; the $3.50 NJ Train oo
to Suspensh Bnge train from Ee@Yors
Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An Emsnt Tram leaves
dsilv at G:l5 ?. n. ,.,o
For Mdeown and Way 80 and $3.50 AMI Sooda',
opy $3.50 m.
0NFor Oisyille and way, at 'li30am.
For Newburgh and Way al $40 a. m, $50 snt $50
ForS ufern and Way , and p.
For Paterson aud Way Gas 10 NJ 'lS Sis GS
8:l5 D. m and III Midnight Ia, =.
400 500 600 an Wednesdays ana Saturdays only,
ti2 midnight. .o,o -. IN ,,.ts
ttI5 a.: t5B t. IA aj Nen6als AMI sAIaf
onlv midnight Special Sunday Trains at 1870 a. M and t''S
EBTr,ius leaving Chsmbrs on hafho1' leave
23t depot earlier than above time Last boat from zs
3:l5 pm. .-.-, -, ALL
Coaches obtained for the checking transfer OF Bag
asge Company Offices 2 529 and 5 Broadway Dos
l2thsr sni 81 Avenue Harlem
out Brooklyn; Broadway Williams burg Depois foot
Of 2lst
Jersey Citv and OF the the principal hotels
-Daily. iFor P'eunont and Nyack. tFor Hackensaef.
Il Ri'CKKR Auust2 WN. r. BARR,
GeB'lSuDL l5'L "ehifANr AT
NnpV AMI Dali
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Rev Cbas. r. Lee viii exchange With Rev M FRANCIS
Unrerss Church. ChiekenUg Hall No T. Fouree1lh-st
SUNDAY Aug 20 1871 At l0i Seats free Public cordially IN
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Ue00lua CARDS, &,t.

4 i WM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
ct-st-" EDDlNG CARDS and PINE STATIONERY (Estsb
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the APP
- pc.on Aldermen aud Comonsly Of The CITY Of
NewYors relative the WIDENING and STRENGTHENING OF
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Service of Song.-n Association Hall Twentythidst corner
Fo1sye Day EVENING at a O'Clock Address to Yong
M by Nj GEORGE "a NDBRLP. All welcome. Young Men
Meeting THURSDAY EVENING. DAILY Union Prayer Meet
Ing q m.
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II. P. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD.

- MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE Water GAP stsou urg Scranton.
Depots NewYors oo ~ BarcAyst Of ..5hert
- MINER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MONDAY, jay IT,
500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Vi. Bo5non B-anca,
rrs directly through from Ner-foTk o'Nsgo without esze Of ear
and Scranton With L. aud b. r. r. Tor Kingston. WsoOare Ps
ton &c.
Ti5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN eounecng Dengre
ton Branch al DoyeSta Cacster Branch a. Nsro NA Sussex X
y. ani W. r. r.
water Cap sou abug Scranton. Bend Huzn,on Sy
and Owego and al kaon with Lhh Valley K Tor al pon
1870 H. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, Morr,
Dover Waterloo, HeAetsown, shngton Phil ng and
IL BEL r. Belyiiere &C. E,stoa with L. '. r. r
for bethlehem, Allentown Maeh Chunk Nke1sre, headg a'd
400 D. m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. via Paterson AMI
B0CnoB directly through Bng amOn without change o. cars
stopping principal Connect ng Dover With CAeer r.
40 m EAsT0Y EXPRESS connects at Dover With Chester
r. Waterloo VITA Sussex K r. and at Eatol Win L. v H. H. e
Bethlehem. Allentown. Reading HsirslurZ sni n. Wes.
$3.50 m HACkETTSToWN MAIL, eoaEects S'a Booatoa NI''f
$50 D M HHcRHTTsTowN EXPRESS.
For MoRRlsToWS, at 1913 9lO l;2O l2oo m, 2o ~" fV
Por SUMMIT and intenne $50 7;l7:i so 1876
and ll20 $50 $50 4:2o $500 and $50 M -, IN ,o,o
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE $50 7@: sV ~ Io..9
and n 20 ll0 $780, 3:40 49, 49, 5S 6OI o'o S'' s'.'
ans NV ,t63o 1915 1855 $40, sO -lOo o;1
Hoo l.2o ard LOO m, 1910 200. '2:1 $40 $40. $50 $40
i420 40 $40 520 $3.50 500 '620 $40 1900 $50 s3 AID
Has o. M Tr,ns marked stop At Bsst Nev1Ts 49,, ~ %.
leave NepYork for BLOOMFIELD and hOSICLAlh At ~
$40 snI II 90 a m. and 200, 35l $40 $50 and u
P,.enzers for LAKE HOPATCONG leave N'HloA az - ~
Room (Rpress 1870 an 4Op leaving IL Railroad a. HSys
cong station ami with steamer stella for bLpDs
LAkg 7:l5 $3.50 an go b ~ [;Se ts nSr
At Setope by miles For hCHOuLEls hOorIAr
and $500 y; 800 400 ~ ana 2;o M aI
SPRINGS atSAm S sCHOCh Superintendent
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Rev. j. L. NJ Garry, ID. d., Of Redmond Va VIII prgsch
a. Nsisor-ave Barft Chrrch Ma1sOn-aye and Ihr
tr;s Oh SUNDAY next lOl AMI m sundAy'scbool al
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-15
Number IlB
RlTnOre.

School TEAoHERs Our oF ToES.-Mr.
ID. ID. Groui, son of l.. NJ. Grout, is teach.
ing IN Hol.isicn. Mass, and IA spoken Of
as an eminent teacher. He has chosen
the medical profes sion aud commenced the
study Of IT, Mr.. II. +. Carter is suoeessE
fully teaching in New Jersey. His sisiers
Miss Abbie Carter. is teaching her third
term in the same district in MorrisioWn;
which speaks well for one so young. Miss
Ida Woodbury. is teaching 10 the city Of
Burlington, her second term there, with
very respectable salary. This is her 18th
term, and has always given perfect sa,iss
faction. Miss Clara Richardson has beef
teaching in Waterbury to the entire satiss
faction Of all, but has since left the pro,
fession and entered the more important
sphere of matrimOEy,
Others teaching in town who we're
not mentioned in my last communication,
are, Miss Ella Harris of Morristowh. who
is teaching at the Centre Mr.. Henry
Bailey at the Pond, Miss Mary Richmond
at the South District; all of which are
aecumulating an enviable reputation as
). teachers. Mr.. Willie Barfows il very
successfully teaching on the west side Of
the Mountain; making the schools in
town all that the most ardent friends 81
education could desire. r.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-15
Johnson,

II. II. Church has sold his river farm
to T. j. Baker for $4,000.
Cornelius w. Patch has sold lot of
wild land in the west part of the town, to
George Allen. Consideration IN deed,
$500.
R. W. Mcfarland bought of Henry
Parker of Elmore, his intervale meadow
below ibis village for sl42O.
II, j. Baker has opened shoe-shop
in the building formerly occupied by Mr..
Heath for an office. His ambition Is soleS
ly to advance the understanding Of the
people. IRISH.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-15
Resolutions at Teachers Institute,
MOrriSyille, Feb. 3, 1871.

Inasmuch as the teachers of Lamoille
County who have been in attendance upon
the Teachers Institute just closed this A.
Nj. are deslrous of expressing their appreci-
alton of the efforts of the State in behalf of
its teachers; of the excellent instruction
they have received at this Institute; and
of the generous hospitality of the citizens
of this place, we, the Com. appointed for
this purpose, submit to the aforesaid teach
ers the following Resolutions as expressive
in some degree of their appreciation of the
benefits received
/. ReSolred, That we, as teachers, re-
alize the excellence of the Institute Sys-
ten of instruction, that we deem it essen
TALLY necessary for US to climb out of the
old ruts that teachers have run in so long
and take broader and more comprehensive
views Of the teachers duty and nilsson,
and that we are grateful to the State for
giving us the opportunity Of enlarging our
store Of practical knowledge and obtaining
new ideas and systems of teaching.
2. ResolUed, That this Institute has
been conducted in an able and efficient
manner, that subjects of Importance have
been presented and valuable information
given upon them which if followed will
bring about radical change for good ii
our sytem of teaching.
8. Resolged, That Mr.. Allen, the con
ductor Of the Institute, has endeared him
self to us by his cheerful manner, hi
kind, wise and encouraging words, tina
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-15
Stowe,

Prof. +. G. Hathaway of Norris
vile, delivered a lecture upon physical
Geography" to the students of Stowe
Graded School, Thursday evening last
Mr.. Hathaway is fast becoming popular,
not only as a teacher, but as lecturer
and Institute Instructor.
|. o. G. THE following officers were
installed for No. Ill, last Saturday eve.:
DR.. l.. NJ. Bingham, w CT.
Miss Lou +. Camp, w V t
Col. J j Bovnton, ? w CT
Solomon Allen, w G
G S Raymond, WS
Miss Winnie G Pottle, w AS
Miss Hattie E Savage, " FS
Samuel Kaiser, W I /.
NJ d Lathrop, w NJ
Miss Katie Stone, " d NJ
Miss Orlantha Adams, W IG
Josiah Stone, w OG
Mrs. Clara Hodge, w RH S
Miss Lille Wait, w LII S
There will be temperance lecture
at the NJ L church next Friday evenin.
by K. S. Davis of Danbury, N. Ii.
Mr., Willett, the barber, leaves thu
week for St. Adams, to remain during th
year.
The Ladies of the first Universalis
Society in Stowe will held Neck-Ti
Festival in the vestry of the new churcl
on Tuesday eve., Feb. 2lst.
Per order Of Com.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-15

Fresh Garden, Flomer, Fruit, Herb,
Tree g. Shrub, and Evergreen Seeds, prepaid
by mail, with directions for culture. Twenty
five different packets of sihter class for $l.O0.
The six classes $500.
200 900 lbs. Evsrgrcen and Tree Seeds; Ap-
ple, Pear. Cherry, &c Grass Seeds: Hcet Cabbage
Carrot, Onion, Squash, Turnp and all Vegetable
and Flower Seeds, in small or large quantities
also Small Fruits, Stocks, Bulbs, ShruDs, Roses,
Terbenas, &C., by mail prepaid. New Golden
Banded Japan Lily, SOC. Priced Descriptive Cata'
logue sent to any PLAIN address, gratis. Agents
wanted Wholesale List to Agents, Clubs and the
Trade Seeds on commission,
b. NJ WATSON, nd Colony Nurseries and Seed
Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass Established IN lsi2
l3m2l
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-15
Wonderful Cures.

Dir. Ursnn who has made so many wch-
derful cures all owe, this State, will be at
Hotel in Stowe, Wednesday and Thurs
day, March, 1st and ID; Hyde Park,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, March Sd,
4th and 9th.
When the DR.. was last in Vermont, he
made many wonderful cures. Among them
was a lady who had been confined TO her
bed fifteen long years unable to help her
self in any way. She was perfectly cursd
and isnow stout hearty woman. Let
ters from her can be read at his rooms,
where photographs and certificates from
many of his patients may be seen. The
DR.. treats all curable diseases. Every
Invalid should see him. Consultations
free. Adv.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-15
MOrriSYille.

AT the close of the course Of lectures
on Physiology, delivered by DR.. Dutton,
in Morrisvilc, Feb. 10th, the following
resolutions we're unanimously adopted,
with vote that ,hsy be sent to the News
DEALER for publication:
WHEREAS, we the citizens of Morristown who
have attended the course of lectures on Phyisi-
ology, giyeu us by DR.. Dnttony believing those
lectures to be highly beneficial in giving us a
better knowledge of ourselves, in accordance
with the scriptuaf injunction "Know thyself, =
therefore,
Resolred- we do heartily approve of the
gcntlcmanly and able manner in which Dr.. Dut.
ton has presented the subject to us.
Ecsolccd---fhat we do cordially Recommend
his lectures to the patronage of the public in
other places.
DR.. Houghton will preach a
Morrisvile next Sunday. Subject sor af
ternoon, "Thy word is truth from the be
ginning
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-15
ANOTHER IMPORTANT TRANSACTION. "

ANOTHER IMPORTANT TRANSACTION. We
understand that Gov. Smith, either by
himself or for the trustcey, has purchased
all the boats and other property of the
Northern Transportation Co., on the Great
Lakes running from Ogdensburg to Duluth.
This line includes large number of first
class upper cabin propellers, and has for
several years been the most popular emf
grant line TO the West and the most i'm
portant water route for western shipments
to the East, BY this arrangement in con-
nection with the Vt. Central and North
ern Pacific roads, Gov. Smith has acquired
substantial control of the best line from
the Atlantic to the Pacific, and one which,
under the skill, and experience and the
honesty of his management is morally cer-
tain to be great natioual blessing. May
his associations all be agreeable and his
life be long spared to perfect the gigantic
enterprise and enjoy its succes.-St. A-
bans Messenger.