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Connecticut western news., 1872-05-03

Goshen.-Moses Lyman Esq. has returu- ed from Florida, where he has been spend- ing the winter on his orange plantation. M. w. Gray and family are expected in town about the first of May They have spent the winter in Bridgeport. The ice has disappeared from the ponds and the roads are nearly all settled. :'Bunker Hilp' is in fearful condition for travel.
Connecticut western news., 1872-05-03
Lumber !! Lumber !! '!

r HAVE for sale Spruce. Hemlocle, and all Il manner of lumber suitable for building pur. poses. Also new lumber two horse wagons &8 sets of new single harness, all ofw which will sell cheap for caeh.
 DANIEL PRATT, Salisbury, March 28th, 1873, 37tf
Connecticut western news., 1872-05-03

Coa1.-Hicks Wilbur Co. have received few more car loads of coal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16
How N gl NnL

This Is an inquiry raia
should have tguamay apa
starts on 90, .nln,r uf.
Zen IA eAamm'Dno, mne. u.
eases save mg.a u.u',r. f \
The It. d. 40. a.. ,,
ChIcag thrua-l tu,c,.ms ga.
has acmevei d. ,PIculiI ufd'a.tI
a>t two yeats us ila Icadiag Pa,
Route TO the west. Al Bar.mgaf.
meets with tie great Br.mya l
which runs direct through Squir
to Febra,ka and Kansas. sit a.s
nectloDs to California aud the Ter.
an passengers starting rrou Ia,
County, ON their way uc>tsard. ,an
better than to take the c. B. 40
Burlington Route.
This Line ha, Published pau
called "lIow to % West" which cd
much valuable information; a ay
rect map Of the Great West, vhid
be obtained free Of charge by ali,,
he General Passenger Agent, BE
r, r., Burlington, Iowa,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16

ou Raiiruais-Poucrs. CoIburu. Roy
nolds. Masoa. Wilaan.
OuBanks-aiorrili. Smith. H1mEhrry.
Ga Laud TaHys-Barlieli. loughion.
scott
Ga Priniing-king. Lamb Shodd.
GeneTal Comiiiee-Baliari. Gleason,
Mason.
Go Federal Rclaiious-Adams. Car.
pcuior. Bailey.
Ga Ruies-lliuelley. Carpenter, Moe.
riil
Ga Highways aul Bridges Barnes,
Rogcrs, Buliei6cii.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16

- Constructed that % usrd eau be yea
|iiiaicl according TO the modern principles
II ventilation.
There arc kept IN = damp, dark, unlcr-
gTouud hasemeni. from iiiy to one han-
drod Of the most hopeless ani inuurablc
persons. in place shere the atmosphere
they breathe must be more les im pure
in d,dzBos Of the go,at care which i OBJ
served in iis puridcaiioE. Certainly
this class Of persons should have a health
iul aud pleasant locality in such an insii-
tUiion. To DO this the number Of persons
must be decreased or the buildings Gu,
larged.
While the Superintendent and Assist
ant Superintendent are uuilring ia their
efforts ia behalf Of the Insane Of the
Asylum, am confl,n' the medical siuil
= too small 10 do justice to the large mum.
Der Of patients.
To the mind Of the Commissioner the
medical staff should be sufficiently large
to give ample time for the study Of each
and every acute case Of insanity. as it en-
tiers the Institution. aud continuing that
study in reference to the best course TO be
pursued, in each case in view of a final
cure.
The quick and constant study Of each
case Of acute insa nifty, as we would study
in the treatment Of all aud every acutn
disease" says one of the most eminent in
this speciality. The staff Of this Institu.
ton is unsuiiic lent for this purpose.
There are at this Institution from with.
1ut the the State about 200 lunatics.
Without any statistics it is impossible
great labor to determine accurate
y the number from within this State who
ire in similar Institutions IN other States
md others in the State who are at large,
1t the present time, who would be benefit.
ed themselves aud safer for the people,
we're they placed in an Asylum. But
rom all the information possible to OBJ.
ain, it is the belief that there are more
han double (4OO) the number (2OO) which
re in this Institution from other States.
In view of these facts | would suggest
D your excellcncy that the question be
lkcn into eonsi, Grafton Of more fully con.
dering the condition of this most uniort.
nate class Of people, and more closely
Stend to them the fostering care of the
tate.
Almost, if not every State in the Tn.
n, especially the older States, have in.
buttons for these poor people, entirely v
1der the care ofthcir commonwealth. |, il
eruont willing to be behind in this mos, II
'nefccnt Of all enterprises?
GATES b. BuLLARp, MD, T.
Commissioner Of the Insane II
St. Johnsbury, w., Sept "a, 1872. !.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16

The Republican Couve ution to nom.
mate Congressman aud elector in the
third District will be held at Hyde Park
on Thursday Oct Oath Governor
Hendee is likely to receive the nomipa.
ton for Congress with little or no opposi.
ton.
This is especially complimentary to Mr.
Hendee, as a first nominotion for member
OF Congress is not often so generally agreed
to and this District, which yet remembers
the light between Baxter and Hoyt, if in.
deed, 1t does not bear some of the scars
of that campaign, is to be congratulated
upon the era of political peace and good
viii that seems to prevail in It's borders
Freeman.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16
RepubIiean Dlst-iet Conrention.

Union Republican Convention q th,
Third Congressional district Of Vermont, will
be held AZ Hyde Park. on Thursday October p III
1872, 81 u O'Clock, n for the purPose of nom-
mating a candidate for Representative TO Con-
grss, u be supported by the Republican Free
men Of the District. nj the election, Tuesday,
November 9th, 1872. Also 10 nominate can
didate for Presidential Elee;or for said District
The Republican Voters Of this Congressional
District are invited to be rcTresented n the Con-
yention by their delegates, upon the basis Of
one delegate from each city and town. a d one
additional delegate for every hundred and every
fraction Of one hundred larger than ffty votes
east for the republican candidate for Governor
At the last election.
The Delegates to the Convention will be chos-
en- at primary meetings called by the republican
Committees Of each City and Town in the dis
trict.
Delegates to the Convention must be provided
with proper credentials, signed by the secrcta-
rics Of said meetings.
J. NJ. KNOX.
Asa REYNOLDS, NIL, o.
II. W. CHAFEY, Nv 'O'"
SIS GOULD,
burlington, October 18th ,S72.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16
Hon. VIM. ii. Seward is dead The
Government makes the following official
announcement -
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Oct II. 1872


WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Oct IL, 1872.
The undersigned is charged by the Pres.
ident with the painful duty of annoup.
cling to the people of the United States
the death of an ilustriuus citizen. Will
liam Henry Seward, distingu ished for
faithful and eminent service in varied
public trusts during long series ofyears
died at Auburn, in the State of New
York, yesterday, Oct. 10. Charged
with the administration of the DEPART.
ment OF State at most critical period in
the history of the nation, Mr. Seward
brought to the duties of that office exalt.
ed patriotism. unwearied industry. and
consummate ability. A grateful nation
will cherish his name, his fame, and his
memory. The several executive de5art.
ments will cause approriate honors to be
rendered to the memory of the deceased
statesman at home and abroad.
HAMILTON FIsH, oec'y of State.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16
n n s b Y
Mr.. Nasty Co.'s FORWARD TO ARRANGE
Ills ExpERIENCE-llIs CoNCLUsI oNs
AS TO THE PRoF IT'S OF THE Tour.
Wis, Rutland

| N' NM HNN h--llla CONCLUS ION
AS TO THE PROFIT OF THE Tour.
CmAppAQuA,
(Which is the State NV Moo York;
Sept ~. 1872.
am here safe at Chappaqua, aud -.
am glad Nv it. | dent live here ez hipl
e1 did on the road, but to offset thai.
haven't the grlndin anxieties. And thing,
Is better here than at first wuz. at tn,
hrSt' terribly afraid NV Greeleys intense
temperance principles, and wuz afeerd to
take drink in his presens, bat his posi-
shen on likkcr is modified. the same on il
Is ON the tariff. lie seq he is an inAexi.
Die temperance man yet, but he is willin
mat 1t shell be left to the people NV the
Congressional dcesriks. "You are nv
the people, sed he, 'aud the question hez
not bin passed upon" drink, therefore
with freedom.
AT the sine left the party at Pitts.
ourgh, 1t WIZ desided that we shood visit
the lndustrel ESposishen at Clncinnati
the same at Louisville aud return thence
quietly and unosentashusIy by The way
NV Nashville, Memphis, St. Lcois. Indi-
anapoIls Cleveland, and then thro Penn.
SylVany. Our toor bein one NV obserya.
SUE" Nv industry we proposed to go quiet.
y, ana without regard to rolitike effect.
The great and good Greeley is opposed to
candidates goln obout seeking ovashens
ana maxim speeches for votes. from Nails
cars'e tie tyrant and despot Grant does,
Ea our rout lay thro the eros, Roads
felt 1T a dooly owed the party Nv Peace
ana keconcl'iashen to go ahead and pre-.
pare the way FASTENED to louisville
aud from there struck south. | noti6ed
the Dlmocrisy Nv every stashen wat to do
reservln the Gross Roads for nv own
hands.
found my little flock in condisben to
DO anything | wanted en-. We raked
over the rooms Nv the niger skool house
which he'd bin burnt one night, six weeks
ago, and sodded the place all over nicolv
The post on which we he'd bin in the habi,
Nv hangin niggcrs, sawed off. and Whit
washed it, convertin it into most bland
innocent and conciiatory hiichin post
and we positively forbid any Nv our peo.
Die from otferiu any indignity TO orr
northern fcllow-citizens till after the
PrcSldensha cavalcade he'd passed thro.
80 much for the Cross Roads Now
he pint wus to git up a proper concilia.
DRY spectacle to greet the sage at the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16
"A subscriber. writing from BInirs-

"A subscriber. writing from BIuirs-
town, Benton Co.. Iowa. says -
This town in On the direct route from
Chicago TO California, situated on a bluff
overlooking one Of the finest sections OF
country laying out doors, has about 100
in the village or town. aud about lhirt,
differ Mt branches OF business are. carried
on The grain shipments amount to from
tire to seven thousand dollars per day :;
beef aud pork about the same proportion
the climate is all Que could ask and agrees
with myself and family finely and IL some
OF our old Vermont friends were with Us
we should feel as though we were in rar-
adisc.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16

BE- az P-ssiieaf y tis Uaiiof States e
amerisa-A Proc.amafiaH

arlcrica-A Prpc.aHafhnH
HAsrsas, The revoluiiou Of another
year Ia. again brought the time when i
Is usual to look ba@k upon the past and
publ els thank the Almighty for his mer'
Gle. aud his blessings, aud
HIeroaf. II ANY one people has more
occasion than anoihar for such thankful
ne.s il Is the citizens Of the United States,
whose Government L. their creature. sub
ice, to iheir bchcsts; who have reserved
to th-mselye. ample civil aud religious
freedom aud equality before the Law who,
during the last taelve months. have enjoy
ell exemption from any grievous or gcncr-
tl calamity. and to whom prosperity in
agriculture. manufactures. and commerce
has been vouchsaied,
Therefore, by these considerations, !
recommend that on Thursday, the 2sth
day Of November next the people meet in
their rcsIeotive places Of Worsbip and
there make their acknowledgements TO
God for his kindness aud bounty
In witness whereof hereuuto set my
hand aud cause the seal Of the United
States 10 be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this
llrh day OfOcrober, in the year Of our
Lord 1872, aod Of the Independence Of
the United States the 9th. BY the
President.
(Signed.) US GRANT
lAuILrON Fish, Secretary of State.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16

The Signal Service of this country
has already become Of great benefit to
to the nation. aud is destined to become
still more beneficial as the system is de.
veIoped. The department having the
matter in charge have requested all agri-
cultural Societi0s to appoint a committee
to confer from time to Time with the chci
Signal Officer Of the Army, and to take,
IN conjunction with him, such steps, or
recommend for the consideration of the
Society, such action as may be desirable,
and oolaln practical cooperation through
correspondence and conference. The
committee appointed for our county soci
ETY. consists Of Hon. Geo. Wilkins. STOW.
Hon. IL. IL. Powers Morristown, and Hon
Geo. Il Waterman, of Hyde Park.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16

The following patents were issued from the
J. ). Patent Office 10 citizens Of Vermont for
the week ending Sept. n, 1872 Reported
for the NEwsnEALER by Alexander 4 Mason.
Solicitors Of Patents, COS Seventh ST., Washing
ton, b C..
Machine for finishing stone-A. f. Da-
Wis, Rutland.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16

- Mr. Greeley boosted IN one of bic
recent speeches: Ohio is with us :" H..
diana will be with us; " Peun,y Iyania is
ours" The people do not want the Sage
as PIesident-couId he get an engage
mcut anywhere asa prophet?
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16

-"'Gone where the woodbine twineth"
was the reason assigned by p. NJ. in
in the far west for one ofour papers re-
naming uncalled for in his Office.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16

BE CAEurL-lpr
t gh' hats, hot air. AMI -
luns, cause Oh, alirbE
matter Of 90 ,i,il, IN
which Of she lauf.gs.
value. The mnjouiy, a..
y proved by lhe dr.t -
n'',-I'i''-,' poses, hue
n ID beng the fact, iti,s
who are afflicted 10 lro1
one gooa ariirie, WHICH
aud used by the int m-r
sud has '10oi every ,.s
I'm, PREPARATION is lllIIs rE
SlJlLlNN HAIR REyET5 |
y soientii' cumPounI. r5.t
t'onahly tac best pr,psa,.
TOW before Jna tueri,n
rcs'or" to gray hair 70. ~
cleanse the head rhof5s,s
''on ut the scalp; anil u's,1
the hair SO 'Du.a,any s.,.
they a'mo'i invariably DO. a ]
Old age Ia, destroyed sDa 4
lg'nll article /, male bgRPH |
Nashua. II
torayS Pres Jan
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16
torRyS Prm Jas


m,hEDIATELr.-ii every hnr,l,,.
81 VI lss SAM Cr's Nalve lbgr ~ w 2
pu,ol'a,' . '"A anu be uitIr, : .
pfus-lst Is cut 81 this >a,y,a65 -
supplied, send seventy -hyt c.rf ~.
ahulhef column, aud say you AN Il 4
mcnt la tins paper. saw ''' q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16

'Eo-heai o saif sIiu a..
erouis9 Meg,
n.y. Hhes Ihsyu@l.,-
haoi-o~s Apb-E,sr.
In sies auisagwr.
Hut a han p...
Aich aaz l'o,ia..,,
sgnJ
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16
A SWEEPING VICTORY.

Dispatches received after going to pres
last week materially changed the aspec
in the three States over which so much
interest has conferred. The majority il
Pennsylvania is given in the Tribune al
over $4,000 which makes i, safe to say il
is $4,000 at least.
In Ohio, Instead of coalition majority
Of 5000, we have Republican majority
of 10000 and gain Of one Congressman.
In Indiana, the coalition elects Mr..
Hendricks its candidate for Governor by
majority Of about 500, and and the Re
publicans take the rest of the State tick
ct, including two Congressman at large,
eight of the eleven district Congressman
and good majority in the State Legis'at.
ure which assures these States for Grant
in November.
The Republicans have great cause for
rejoicing, and from all parts of the coun.
try, we hear of demonstrations of JOY over
the result. A few of the Greeley organs
try to make their followers believe there
is yet hope for the Philosopher but it is
up bill work. The people who at first
were inclined to believe the gross SIAN
ders put forth from what they supposed
to be high authority have seen their falls
ity are turning the tables. The ISLANDERS
that have been put forth are being re-
turned upon the heads of the instigators
with interest.
There is now but one thing that can
prevent the triumphant election of Grant
and Wilson, and that is over much conf
dence in the victories already achieved.
Ii the same vigieuce is exercised for the
next three weeks that has characterized
the past our victory is as sure as the day
of elections comes.
The electoral college will consist of {
1866 voters, of which 1874 is reeded to
elect, and we place the following states as
sure for Grant.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16
d. x. dadrus' Estate

State of Vermont, Lamoille pl'.Oa
Probate Court, held at johnson , ~ a.
on the 9Th day of Oct. A. D. lo'-
Thaddeus Hubbell, Administrator Oh w
of David X. Audrus, ,,l
late Of WolcOtt, in said D'tfly" M
makes application to said Court to , eA@ AZ Y
allowed him to pay the debts due llV nnioriI
and to render his administration acVvuD'-
future day. c,nt MI
Whereupon it is ordered by said tI Ge'o, hi
application he heard at the Probate III, M
sou on the 2sth day Of Oct 1879 a1 W nspaa'
ordered, that notice he given 70 a., Iynsl
cerned, by the publication Of mi du'pp ,A,
noble Newsdealer printed at iituv ,n@nN
weeks successfully, to said tmV 'ff
hearing, ,p,RL N,
41w3 Attest, !. Il. fbAi'N
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16

Some of the States set down for Gree.
ley may give their votes for O'Conor,
and the States of New York and Coneoti-
cut in the doubtful list stand more than
ever chance Of giving Grant and Viii.
son their votes 'Let us have peace
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16

The PUREST, CHEAPEST, ans most hh
Wdter-, OniHctOr kHO'ra.
GWraHfed 10 StHi Pressure
FEET ami UiH not mt burst wam iro.n,
IL will last rs lonEas the hole !; keFh3
ter. 81. lbs. uf water in " feet OF Turn.
inches in diameter. Is made If the pea =
ind kiln dried lumber from + to "a l58a
Turned round, wound with copper FN y
grooves boiled in coal tar connected Elz
couplings, made t. su.tdnypostion' nv,
gr0Oyed each site Of water-c,urse,-a1,,t w
feet satisfaction IN every case as far as la!l
Is poIl5if-Wd hing ten N'.Prr0l ra ~ n
Costs Just OHe-hdlf as much a' 'iree-oi'ihiy.'
Same bore as Tubing and greater A = \;
when inch aud L Ii To. lngh@H
Prizes IF THbHi. witb Couplings ,@- =
Two Inch Tubing, 81 inchbCrc per nb I
: IL "
ala Z" = ia " "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16
GREAT AND RAhE c e

We propose TO sell the farm orihe'''
occupied by
Nehemiah Waterman "A
This splendid farm is situated II he i
three miles from the llago aud nea n: No n
distance from Morrisville, aud ceniiaalpdieptE
red acres Of good land suitably li W ord e,H
and pastura-e. also good wood lotl ," "rd h 4
sugar and apple orchards, we'll Ea'r ,'d MI
and harm, Buildings and fences 10 M nf'3
We will sell the farm Ut hafga ,,orS i J
easy, and will also sell hay ana anu ofhr VI
red. For further particulars inquire VI :"
or address by mail. SuAIIg
Hyde Park, VT, Aug LIST, 1871
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-16
The October Election.

burlington, October 17lh So.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-12

There are hundreds or thousands engaged IN d.
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average Drodt than hers. The \ewa or the Day.
elncldatt by brlet comments, liz so condensed
that NJ rradar eau deem Il d'ffu q, while given
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-12-12
HOW TO GO WEST.

This is an enquiry which every one should
hav" truthtuHy answered before lie starts on
his journey snd d little care taken in exam
inaton OF Routes will 10 many cases save
much trouble, time and money rs
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Chicago through GAIesburg to Burlington,
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west ward. cannot do better than TO take the
g. b. 81 @. and Burlington Route
This line has published q pamphlet called
S'HOw to go West" which contains mucb
valuable information q large correct man of
the Great West, which can be- obtained free
" oh rge by addressing the General Passer.
Agent b. 81 NJ. r. r Burlington, lows.
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