Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-10-08

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-D.mors SITS Young America, with all
its useful, interesting aud piqaancy Of ma
tcrial for the young folks, is now ready
for October. Young america for 1874
is to be furnished at 81, with valuable
premium to each subscriber. This will
be good news to the juveniles. Address
W. Jennings Demorcst, S3S Broadway,
N. Y.
The October number of Dcmorest's
Monthly Magazine is fally equal TO its us.
ual excellence, including entertaining ste
ries, fashions and household. and other
matters. The extraordinary offer Demo-
rest is making to his subscribers, of the
largest best and most popular oil chromos
The Old Oaken Bucket" Captive
Child" "EIome Sweet Home" all three
by Jerome Thomson, and "Aftor the
Storm" by DE Hass, as premium to each
Yearly Subscriber, at So each, is truly
wonderful.
Sec the October number for full partic-
ulars in regard to these splendid prizes
or add Sddress W, Jennings Demorest, SSS
We have received the October mum
bcr OF the Folio, containing an exquisite
portrait Of Auna Granger Dow, and elcv-
en- pages of choice music, VIZ "Two lit
tie Heads lay side by sl1e," Song and
Chorus, by @. A. White; Rosebud Waltz
oy. r. Il. Raymond just touch the
Harp lightly" by G. Plamphn and "Al.
mighty God, Thou knowest best, a Sa-
cred Quar,ette by G. A. White.
/ Tho literary department is carefully
made up, OF judiclous selections and orig
inal matter, together with a complete di-
gcst of the musical news ofthe day max
ing it altogether the largest, chea pest, and
most newsy Musical Magazine which comes
to our table. Published by White, Smith
& Perry, Boston, Mass, Sl.0O per year.
t ECLECTIC MAGAzINE.-The Eclectic foy
October is an excellent number. The
: frontispiece is a fine portrait Of the pres
ident, Mac Hahor, which The editor and
companies with sketch of his life; and
the opening chapters are given of new
novel by Ivan Turgenieff, entitled. Spring.
Floods" Turgenietf stands now at the
head of European novelists, and the pres
ent story has been translated from the
!, Russian especially for the Eclectic.
I. Published by Il. r. Pelton los Fulton
: Street, New York, Terms, S. year
! two copies, So, single number, 40 cents.
" We have before, US beautiful chro-
'3mo, representing view of the Yosemite
l. from i Very attractive standpoint. aN lt
,telnsraeesl vi Captain, ,''ns'Noth Dome'
.4and sSeuth Dome,Y aClouds' Rest, y the
b tt'Mereed Riyer1s the Bridal Veil Fall, "
and many minor details, beautiful in them
a selves which We have not space to men,
. ton This chroino was fccently received
! by US from 8. M Shutes, publisher and
. proprietor of Wood Household Magazine,
t Newburg, N. Y. As a premium the pic.
Future may bo obtained by sending to the
$ above address, two subscriptions for the
+ Magazine at sl.00 each, or by subscrlb-
I ing two years in advance at 81 90 per an
mum. We take pleasure in recommend
t ing both Magazine ard Csromo offered IN
this combination. and add our hearty en-
dorsement to the publishers reputation
for promptness and fair dealing.
!. The manner of sending messages by
telegraph is a mystery to good many.
!, The following explanation by darkey gives
5 a pretty good idea Of the mode Of tele-
graphing;
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t .er, '.how am it dat dis yer telegraf carries
9 dc news FREQ dem wlres?" "Well, Caesar
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VI Hoboken5 an dat's de way dc telegra
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