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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-12-18
Local Matters.
annual NeelIng.

n, nsuben Of the Lamoiile Conuir
taal iui Mechanical Society are
Cd a. meet a. the Toun Hal ia
sle 90 Tuesday, Jah. 7ih. at .
A.. NJ. Cor the election Of olhoer.
y, as rear 1879 aud hearthe report Of
n and do the business q the an.
lsims against the society ma Il be
,sl a, tins meeting for adjustment
-, de articles OF agreement. the stock
.r.ur uill have possession Of the
-nsa; surplus Of the Society.
T. +. ALLEN, Secretary
v,d.,lle. pcccmher "a, ls72
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.RN73SiOWn.

SrspRG'E.-Some of the inhsbita nts of
AarIsiown made a visit at the house Of
Uncle Ebcn" Farnsworth the fifer, OH
te evening Of Dec. 18th, taking him AMI
Family by surprise, bringing substantial
0Sens Of good will in the shape of good
warm winter clothing for the worthy cou-
le, The party were furnished with
iuus and 6fc, and made the hours pass
pasautIy. Uncle Eben blowing his best
blasts, The presentation speech was
made by P. X. Gleed Esq. as l.. II. Had
ag Esq. (through whose exertions the a.
mount was contributed) untolded the par.
cells one by one. The good old couple
we're ELECTED to tears, and Mr.. Farnsworth
made his best speech IN response. Dea.
DElneII offered a prayer and the entire
company joined in singing such old tunes
as Old Hundred, Coronation, Turner,
Norihfeld, Complaint, &c.
Once more the fife and drum were
called In requisition, and at nine o'clock
'Ac party was dismissed to the tune of
Yankey Doodle.
Mr. +. and wife are aged, hard-wcrk-
"g' honest people. The entire eontribu-
lion IN clothing and money was about $50.
IMPORT OF Schools IN DISTRICT No. 8,
y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TERM.-Schol-
Us having no absonces.-A Ada LeBaron.
~" heBaron, Dana LeBaron. Those
,aylog no hardness - Flora Davis, Eva
%nDaron, Ada LeBaron, Minnie Gilbert,
U'"a LeBaron, Willie McClintock, Milo
OaIIup, Harry Adams.
FALL TERM.
scholars having no absences, - Flora
Paws, Eva lie Baron, Ada LIE Barren,
na,lle Bundy, Minnie Colbert, Myrtle
%"nke'y' Milton Boardman, Willie Me-
%Iiqlock; Dana LeBaron, absent one
tl cay, Those having no hardness.
Lebanon, Ada LeBaron, Eta Gil
e'' Minnie Gilbert, Myrtle BlakeIy,
P'n, LeBaron Milton Boardman, Will
McCllntock.
CELEsTIA ii. GRouT, Teacher.
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SlOSc.
"A sOsisl lsVee vss holasn Al The re..
uy Ct The nes church last Friday evening
" us purpose o~foOusideuns the suhisst
Ct having preaching Ia Ina, church. he
evening passed very pleasantly to all in
a~''enianee. Il Is though, bes, By n.os,.
u not all Of those interested IN that cause
to continue these levees through the win
ter.
"A Christmas Tres will be laden with
presents At each church 10 this place.
Weston Williams preached very a..
eep'ae'y TO the people 10 the town hal
one week 40 last sabbath in the after.
nOoa
George Raymond, Jr., returned tc
Stove las' Saturday night. lie has been
~ the Western States for several month,
past
Several Of the Good Templars frOu
this lodge made an effort TO attend the
Union at Waterville but we're defeated Of
account Of the storm aud bad roads
They went As far as Hyde Park aud wer,
compelled to return.
MIR, n. l. Merrill has closed his gal
lery here for a few weeks aud gone tc
Rouse's Poin,.
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WE PUBLISH THE BEST
DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE
In the ERglist Language.

BY VIM. SMIT II, r.. L. D.
1t is wrstten by 10 Of the most distinguished d-
vines in Europe and America, and is the only edi-
ton published in this country condsnsed by DR..
Smiths own hand. 1t Is illustrated with. over l2j
steel and wood engravings. 1t contains every
name in the Bible Of Importance, and is a hook
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u
yamdnage.
-on saturday evening, the 7th inst,
ADD Mrs. Wesley Macoy, of Cam
use received their friends at the Goth
''Versary of their wedding. About 70
'e present and had a most enjoyable
n'ng together. The gifts Of fine linen
cn'na were in good taste and furnish
pleasant testimonial of respect to the
'0a0le hosts whose ample ho~spitaIitali-
Or the entertainment and enjoyment
uclr guests was highly appreciated.
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Lucy u. Horner's Estate.

Tho Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court, for the District of La.
noille, Commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons, a
gainstthe estate of
Lucy d. Horner, late Of johnson
In said district, deceased, represented insolventt
and the term Of & monthsfrom che 2sth day 0fOct.i
1872, being allowed by said Court to the crodi'
bors Of said deceased, to exhibit and prove Their
respective claims before us. Give notice, that We
will attend to the duties ofour appointment at the
late residence of said Lucy i. Horner in johnson
in said District, on the LIST Saturday'so January
and May next. at one O'Clock, in the forenoon
Of each Of said days.
F.S. HAYFORD, lCommis-
IRA ODER, %sioners.
Johnton Dee h, 1879. A
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V0YT07He.

Noy7TS7hie.
Peoples Academy opens with one
hnlrsl aud sixty.three Scholars on iegs,
stya yagG! lO2 in the Academy un.
4 The charge Of Prof. Hathaway, Miss
say5n, Mrs. Story aud Mr.. Mcfarland,
.sl63 the primary under the care of
Ns George.
AT the Annual Meeting Of Mt. Yer
DOB Lodge, on the llth inst, the follow
IN. officers were elected.
{. ". Etch,-W. NJ.
c. n. Peck,-S. w.
Austin wilkins w.
ia. George,-Treas.
0. W., Snyder, Sec'y.
jefferson Spaulding,-S. ID.
}. ?. Dayis,-J. d.
At the regular January Communication
public installation of officers will be held
1t which the Band will be present, and
a arc invited except boys under fifteen
years Of age
The famous %tallion Dodge MOI
nil" died at his OVERS stable last week
Of the droTeical cpizootic.
There will be a Christina, Tree a
the COnsregationalist Church on Christina,
eve. An oyster supper will be served ut
the ycstry after the distribution Of the
gifts, under the auspices, and for the ben.
eft Of the Ladies' Industrial Society. AL
are cordially invited, Supper, so cents.
each.
D. A. Gilbert has a large stock o
Haslabie goods for the Holidays, which
ben selling at very low prices for pay
HI rports more goods sold last Saturda y
than for any day for thelast seventeen
years.
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G. CAT IN DUSTRIES
OF TIE UNITED STATES,

1890 pages and 500 enJrauia3s, printed in English and
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John y. GoaJh, hon. Leon Gaze, Ek,oad Howiand, Rev.
L. EIbin Raj, PHILIP RiPisr, Ai5sst Brisbane, Horace
greeley =. h. Perkins, etc. etc.
This work is a complete history Of all the bran
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all ages. 1t is II complete encyclopedia Of arts and
manufactures, and Is the NEST entertaining ana
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Interest ever offered to the public. 1T is adapted
to the wants Of the Merchant, Manufacturer, Me.
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to both old and young OF iii classes. The book is
sold by agents, who are making large sales II all
parts Of the country. 1t is offered at the low price
Of 50 50, and Is the cheapest book ever sold by sub
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want agents in every town in the United States,
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our terms are liberal. We give our agent the ex-
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weeks. Our agent in Hartford sold 367 In one week
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OLLOW AVS PILLS
4 4 -AND-
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMLNT


The Subscribers. having beer appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the district Of In
noble; Commissioners, to receive, examine, aud
adjust all claims aud demands ofall persons, against
the estate of James +. Stenrnes late Of Eden,
in said District, deceased, represented insol-
vent, and the term Of six moths from the 2Dth day
of Nov 1872, being allowed by said Court. to the
creditors of said deceased, TO exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us; Give notice that
we willattend to the duties Of cur appointment at
the Westinghouse of Lydia, II. Stearnes in Eden
in said District, on the last Saturdays Of Pee. and
April next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, Of
each Of said days.
NC. RtYM0RE Com
G.. A. ADAMS, missioners.
Eden, Nov. 20, 1879 4
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State of Vermont, Lamoille District, SIS. T.,
Probate Court, holden at johnson in anu
for said Dis'ton the 10th of Dec. A. ID. 1872.

p. WI. Peck, gardian of Israel Walter Peck, n
minor, makes application so said court for license
to sell the following described real estate Of HE
said ward, to wit, all the real ostrto in Walerville
in said district, to which said ward has any title.
whcreupon, II is ordered by said Court that said
on the 9th day of JAM AID. 1873, at the Probate
Office in johnson; and, 1t further ordered, that all
persons Interested be notified hereof. by publicn-
tion Of this application and order thereon, three
weeks successive y in the Lamoille Newsdealer
printed at Hyde Park, before said time of hearing,
that they may appear at said time and place, and,
IL they see cause, object thereto.
5 Attest, Nj. o. HEATH, Judge.
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samuel Drug has opened an oyster
10 che basement Of the Eaton bull.
AL he kceTs a general assortment Of
candles aud groceries, which he pro-
ne to sell a, low prices.
v,ouNArE-Dr. lleudrick has received
,hhuEry Of vaccine virus.
-hev Mr.. Wedgworih's donation
sderuoon aud evening.
Paul Bros. Cuadrille Band have
bvs engaged to furnish music for the an.
rl Bal 1t The American, Jan. LIST.
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State of Vermont, Lamoille Ditrict, S.. In
Probate Court, held at Johns son in said DIST,
on the 18th day of Dec. A.. D, 1877.
O.. s. Noyes. Executor Of the estate Of washing
deceoscd presents his administration account for
examination and allowance, and makes applica-
tion for n decree of distribution aud PARTITION Of
.ho estate of aid deceased. ,,
application be heard ut the Probate ONCE IN John.
son on the 9Th day Of Jan. 1873. and u rs iurtner
ordered, that notice be given 20 all persons con-
moille Newsletter printed at Hyde Park, three
weeks successfully, to said timo appointed for
hearing, n,typ pon,s.or
5w3 Attest. S.o. FINE NeSstoi'
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As shown ut the fair last fall should send in their
orders Immediately that they may have them e.
livcred. and be ready for sugaring, do not waffle
you want TO use them before you order then but
send your order at once.
3wG WIS. GTLLETT, Wolcott, Vt.
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T e. GAUTHIER, JR.,

"
Would respectfully announce to the citizensof
silop rccsntly yacatep by Alexander Anderson,
and is fully prepared to execute all work in the
line Of
b / A C. X s IT H e.!
He was Smith for the LIST VI. Cavalry during the
war and since that time has worked at Cl eayeiand,
Ohio, and can 30 rolied on for n good jobof work
Horse-Shoing made a speciality, aud all kinds Of
difficult shoeingsuccesfully done.
He respectful asks a trial.
hyde Park Sept. 10. 1879. f4tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE!
TO SUGAR MAKERS

TO SUGAR MAKERS
All those in want of
GILLETT'S IMPROVED SAP : BOILER
N HEATER
, 1872-10-10
HInlins Intelligence.

PoRT DISCOVERY, Oct. 5.-Arrived,
bark Legal Tender.
PoRT GAMBLE, Oct. S.-Arrivea, bark
Cambridge.
PoRr DISCOVERY, Oct. - Arrived,
ship War Hawk.
PoRr BLAKELy, Oct 5-sailed, bark
Gem of the Ocean for San Francisco.
Arrived, Oct. 5, bark Oak Hill.
SEATTLE, Oct. 7-Sailed, bark Edward
James for Burrard Inlet.
SEATTLE, Oct. S.--Arrivedt schooner
Walter Raleigh, Capt. Hanson. "a days
from San Francisco, with the following
freight:
Schwabacher Bros, $50 pkgs.; Stone
& Burnett, ISL; Crawford & Harrington
1913; G. B., Olympia, %; L. & B. B., Al;
C. e. NJ, Steilacoom, 35; W. R., Port
Townsend, IS; W. S. T., Port Gamble,
&C; new schooner, Port Discovery, IA.
Will load, at Freeport, with lumber
for San Francisco.
Ponr BLAKELY, Oct. 6-Arrived, bark
Sampson, from San Francisco.
, 1872-10-10
row when they will be drafted into II.
NJ. S. Scylla for passage to Panama.

row when they will be drafted into II.
NJ. S. Scylla for passage to Panama.
MADRID, Oct. During the discus
sion of the reply to the address from
throne, in lower branch of Cortez. on
Saturday, an amendment was moved
acking for the abolition of slavery thro'
out Spanish doLainions. sT m
Damage to monastery and palace of
Escurial will not exceed S125, 900.
PARIS, Oct. THE Journal Official
announces the appointment of French
Supreme Council of War; the members
of which are Marshal McMahon, Mar
shall Canroberts, General 'Admirault,
Due D'Aumale and Gen. De L Aronie,-
ellie. tt
Count Won Armin has notified De
Remusat that all citizens of France en-
tering German Territory, on and after
Nov. 1st, must be provided with pas
ports.
Gambetti arrived in Paris this even
ing.
LONDON, Oct. An explosion Occur
red on the Steamer Senegal at Liverpool
to-day. Three men were killed.
New York, Oct. AT Fleetwood
races to-day, the race for purse of $3,-
900 was won By American Girl in three
straight heats.
, 1872-10-10
PRDCLA1IATION,
By the Governor CT Washington
Territory.

To the .udiors of &c screrai Counties Of the 1.r-
ritoryof Washington. Greeting;
WHEREAS BY Act of Congress, approved May
9, 1872, entitled 50 An Act to regulate Elections
in Washington and Idaho Territories" the
Tuesday next following the first day of Novem-
ber 1872 was fixed as the time for holding the
election for Delegate to the House of Represen-
tatives of the Forty-third Congress, and all cleo
tive Territorial. County and Precinct officers of
the said Territory of Washington: and
WHEREAS, The Act of the Legislative Assem-
big of the Territory of Washington, approved
January %, 1856 entitled An Act relating to
Elections and the mode OF Supplying Vacan-
cies," IN: kes it '' the duty of the Governor. at
least sixt. days before any General Election to
issue his proclamation designating the offices
to be filed by the Territory at large =
No,r. therefore, l, ELISHA P. FERRY, Governor,
of the Territory OF Washington, by virtue Of
the foregoing laws, do designate the following
as the officers to be elected ut the general cleo
ton to be held in the several election pret incts
of the t rritory of Washington. on the Tuesday
following the first Monday in November, that
is to say on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1872.
To wit One Delegate to the House of Repre-
sentatives of the Forty. third Congress, and all
such Territorial, County and Precinct officers
as by law eligible at the general elections in
said Territory. And at the said General Elec
ton the electors are required to vote for or
against Convention TO frame State Consitu-
tion.
These, therefore are to command you to give
the notices of said election in your respective
districts and counties as required by law.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto
[sEAL.l set my hand and caused the seal of the
Territory to be affixed.
Dor at Olympia, this fifth day of September
A. D. 1872, and of the Independence of the Uni
ted States Of America the ninety-scventh.
ELISHA P. FERRY,
s14. Governor of Washington Territory.
, 1872-10-10
Dexter Horton & Co
BANKERS,
SEATTLE, ". T.

Deposites received and accounts kept
subject to Check or Draft.
Interest allowed on time deposits from
date of deposit.
Sight Exchange on Portland, San
Francisco and New York.
Money loaned on approved security;
Bonds, Stocks and other val'lables re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
Collections made and proceeds prompt
ly remitted.
Investments in Real Estate and other
property made for parties. dsh.
, 1872-10-10

DIED. = On Monday porning, Oct. 7.
az Olympia, 1. B. Thomas, Esq. late Of
Utica, N. Y, aged 35 years.
The deceased came to this Territory
about one year ago and invested largely
IN real estate, principally in the vicinity
OF Olympia, since which hs has spent
much of the time at Olympia, OCCASION
Aily visiting tn S city. and has made
iFiends vf all with whom be became ac-
4aalnted. He was preparing to return
10 his family, when sudden attack of
.0ngestion of the lungs, added to chron-
~ asthma, carried him off after but "a
'" hours confinement. He was bur-
A. .u by the Masonic fr.,ternity on Tues
, 1872-10-10
SAVINGS! SAVINGS!
PUGET S2yHD BANKING COMPANY,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT!

,, 1os nc, . blished, in connection
-, 10 Soiii N,iii. nanf,in, BUSINESS, SAVINGS
DEPARTMENT. and will aii'" interest G n on - ae
posts at ten per cent. per an. uii Oh AZ sums
over One Dollar. ,.pr,rrN.r
this Company hrs IL lew the beneL. 10 accrue
to a class of pers3ps having small sun. 70 ioan
by providing. Safe place tor deposit al e3ie Sc
crrity. and fair rate of i.iterest as wei ID u
aggregate and bring into use IDLE capital
Ssiabt Drafts on Portland, San Francisco OF
Eastern Cities, taken without discount. Time
D,.f1s collected free of charge f,r dispositions
printed Rules of this Departments furnished
on application. .,,,>- no.,s,.
e,P, WARREN. Cashier. dlon'
, 1872-10-10
. ..,,,..,,.d AGENTS for this Paper.
Financial and Commercial.
SEATTLE, Oct. 8, 1872


The Puget Sound Banking Company
report Gold in New York 115, Currency,
buying, Sc; Sight Exchange on Portland
and San Francisco. = per cent. pre-
MUM, on New York l per cent. pre-
mium for Currency, ~ per cent. pre-
MUM for Gold. Sterling Sight Drafts
on Jay Cooke, Mccullough & Co., Lon
don, England, So 10 per 6. These
drafts are cashed by special agreement
all over Ireland, Scotland and the Con-
tincnt free of charge.
Money is in fair demand, the ruling
rate being 1H to two per cent. per
month.
In all branches of trade good bust
ness has been done during the week.
Our old townsman, A. S. Pinkhem, has
opened new stock of goods on Mill
street, and will no doubt secure his
SHIRE OF trade.
The schooner WALTZ n E..,ieigh arrived
wits sreisnt Tor Sound ports. The bark
r. Avn. is l;ading with coal for Seat
tie Coal Co.. for San Francisco.
During the past three weeks gold has
been offered for sale at the Puget Sound
Banking Company by three different In-
dians, one of them having some ten
ounces. This gold was fiue shot gold
They stated that they found it in the
mountains east of Seattle, but refused
to state where. We have no doubt but
there is gold in paying quantities in
these mountains, and what is wanted
are some old miners to take it in hand
and hunt it up. The thick under-brush
and heavy timber makes it hard coun-
try to prospect in, but it is not much
more difficult for white miners than for
Indians, and if there is gold lii paying
quantities in our mountains, every resi-
dent of the Sound is interested in know
ing the fact.