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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
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Capt. Nathan RObin.On furnishes %
nth an Interesting account Of bear hunt.
as follOws;-
When I vas 10 or 20 years Old. an
old hunter, who lived N our hcighbOrhOOd
said be vas going up towards Sterling
mountain to md bears den. and wanted
me TO 20 with him. was willina 10 n.
a he had all the appa raius for hunting. IN
Gliding frsi-raie hound. We fixed up.
on a day TO start, and went in the road
about two miles aud the took the erusi. put.
ing on 90. snow shoes The snow. towards
the mountain, beirg abovi three feet deep.
At noon we got little tirsl aud hungry,
80 stopped aud took our dinner of salt
raw pork. brown bread and doughnuis
The old hunter took out OF his kbspsaek
pint flask of"tangle legs. "(wsi,h he liked
little now aud then aud handed il To
me. think | took little taste: then We
started aud after going about one hundred
rods the dog began TO snuff the air. The
The old hunier said there was something
ahead larger than a squirrel. The dog
left US aud soon began TO below We
soon came up anl founl him ut the mouth
Of the den, where he had STOPPED. not
daring to enter, for the old bear snapped
AMI growled savagely We trod the sue W
down around the den, which was large
hcmlock. partially turned up. 1t made
frst-raie winter quarters, aud contained u
quantity of leaves, which the bear had
scraped together. The old hunter looked
in and said he could see her. so he rave
her one charge from double harreied shot
gun which we had. She gave an awful
groan and made for the outlet; as she got
her head out, he gave her the other charge.
Che fall ,ol I y,o,,, 40, ,r;,L Al - = 1
en;.,,lL. W., -,
&c concluded that she had cubs aud sent
the deg IN, who the hunter SAID. would
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Lo a;,.h. mae, 7. , -
80, L AL :,
frs, borso ,bontd,rt ,nd MA .,ai, a.
night, and went home next morning.
We sold the cubs for $40, the pelt 70,
S.. aud with the bounty. made profta.
Bile, though hard lays work out of it.
When at the bears den, the thought
rushed to my mind, what heard Old FL
der Webster say when here preachipc
He was A very pious Ban,,st nrcachcr
who lived in Bolton. and occasionally
came here in those carly DAVIS TO preacb
he was taking 10 professors and said tbey
did not live da;lv n. nc dutv and ,;v;lecc
required. brethren, YOU knew tha,
| Christians are comnarpd to lambs. vou
know that lambs want something IN GA,
every Ioy and oood MANY times each d,x.
INIT - said he IL think some FRO fessors ~,
more like b.ors--eot enouyh ,t ones to
,s, nj, w;,,or,n HI. tall y,.,.L ma g,
gor.;hlv hovo ,,u.r. ro.ho.oa;,
= ". i''s'''' ""s 'o"'eu "'S 'a'" 70
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
No. Hyae Rn2H.

-Mormanism seems TO be gaining
strength here There is man in this vii
lage, who has three wives living, having
been married to the third one last August
They have parted three times, and have
now given up trying to live together. lie
declares he will have another wife before
the first of June.
John Billiard takes the lead of SUI
gar-makers here, having made about 3
pounds per tree.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30

-" Little Runaway and her Pets, y
the telegraph premium Of the Christian
Union is a picture quite suitable for homo
adjournment, and Of true artistic merit
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
EaeR.

EaeR.
-hllie, little daughter of Curtis
Harrington, has met with an accident ir
the breaking Of her arm.
The lads and lasscs of Eden will
have to go sour this year, on account of II
poor sugar season.
Navigation has opened between Eden
and Lowell
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
M0z21sysUe.

MO221Sys2Ie.
The new spire of the Congregational
church is about two thirds up, and when
completed will be an ornament to the vii.
lage.
-Stoughton and Tiff are opening THEN
new goods in the store built last season by
Mr.. Tiff. They will keep furniture and a
general assortment of country goods.
Clement & Whlpple arc also refill
ing the store leased of Il. b. Merriam.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
Hyde Park. Vt. April %, 1878

4 DEMONSTRATIONS SALE. - The
~ Subscriber vii sell at Public Auction,
to the hi, hest bidder, the 22d Gay Of May, next,
at ,ue 0'ctck P. NJ, On the pi,mirts, til, he use,
lot and outluilding eltng'ng 10 the Estate Of Eli
"a Fellows tased, situate and cling In the viii
lagc Of No Woco' t, lcngahd three acres Of land
with the buildings THEREON, lying g, nth Ct the
Hotel and containing Of the ett hiding OTIS
in the thriving village of No. Wolcott and ueing
very pl,nsaBtly located fcr vii lag residence A
part tfthc puI chase money can rtmain On mort
gage stcurity ifdosif,d
Il. T. PARKER, Administered,
Woicott April 18th, 1879. 2iw3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
I WILL SELL
THE FARM

I WILL SELL
Il THE FARM
Formerly owned ard occupied ~ the late N
Brigham GATES. Said fam coItaiis atoul 100
acres of good land, v It'll comfo, table house and
L, good barn, horse barn, and other out build
ings; with good well Of water at both house and
barn. 1t also contains an excellent wood lot,
sugar orchard of over 800 trees, ard an APP
Pile orchard which produces fruit enough 1or
family use. Said farm is under fair state Of
cultivation,- will keep Scows and II team. A
few cows and sheep, also the farming tools will
be sold with the place, if desired.
The above named property is located within
miles of Hyde Park street and is about the same
distance from Moorisvilie, An immediate sale
is desired that the estate may be closed at once.
For further particulars. apply to
g. NJ. SllERWlN, Admr.
Hyde Park. Vt, April 25, 1878 "a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30

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Robinson Crusoe Adventures. Sam
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for sa~plc copy to. Jas II LIVINGSTON
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30

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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30

EcLEoTIc MaGAzlSE.- The Eclectic
for May Is an exceptional good number oi
that sterling periodical. It has no les,
than fifteen papers, scarcely one Of which
is not above the average; aud. in add.
ton TO these. the four editorial depart
meuts pre.ent the reader with the freshest
aud most important information in the
literary Geld at home and abroad, in set
cncc and art, aud in miscellaneous matters
There is fin. portrait OF Oliver Wendell
Homes
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
I BGAL NOTICE
GEORGE L. WATERMAN. ,Is oA.s.ry.

GEORGE L. WATERMAN. e olss.sv.
JANEs ra6DOek p.ra
Nasfgas ors. L. Nstsrmaa ~ hyds rarf. vsf.
~ 4 ~ aisd Ia a. O11s u ths LAaeiIls Ceuuty
q 81 isasosfy. ~ fsiitsa sstting iefiA 2 s1e-
rsadlst q caa,Fsdss. Ma, sasssssa ORR crss.
-, u - a. "a. . utatsake deca 81 esfsAaH iane
Is Crnfts ar. VI 40 tslnE attut Grty nerrt 81
LAC nsar Mil villas, iu saia tesn, sae Faft u
I'D and dssiias hsuss iAs'ia ,faadinE, oaiiei The
suuhtAFd hsurf,H ~ the nlftt eeft cfner - he
Csu nons ais a.. tuildlug 81 ntfth q tbs anCfs
and .dlaiuias tAe saule being Ne 80 % u.th The
sers al einru Il - the urft decaed q nd Pad
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estltn nrs lntrr IL. IT, AIS tuldluE lct cuus
taiuius oui ous-haif acre, lyiss neaf the ssh
eat us cu-rurf q the 0Cmmtu, csudttcned ior
payment 81 the sau q one th..usaud dsolia In
i,fsIlu ssnrt ustc datt Dec. a. los, payable On
demand and that the same had teen duly ASH ned
= aid sat rnaa. aud pTas ing q 81 The eqniiy u
redemption q aid PieTi'es mt hi Re hssle'sa
Asd. uirr, a.. q has Teen made 70 sppear that
saIa Piad q ~ irs without this Stais, q - =
sul racua caltu,t be served up,n him,
Nos tl,ertf o. Il u ordered that aid ianss Pafs
ddck ~ REQUIRED q. uak. he Isfsuual plptalt Ice
hsf o.. she hunnfahic tsuItul aue ~ ItNt Il 10
held ~ Hyde Rarf, within and i.I faa g unity II
Lam,ilse. tie sth Tuesdar q May '1t then
qua there g. raie ansWtr % sald lshtisn ssd
q ida ttc rFsitr atd deere e lie e. AT thsrtinf
aud thereof r Nv, "a PAdd' o rs Sac pabiieA-
tin e the tu. tacl tffald P't 80 uhd tbs oder
IN the Iamoillc NrN sdraief Stskiy Newspaper
pual shed at lyde Park, IN tccpsns Il La.' ale.
three week successively the lat e sad - ca
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q aid Term.
EB. SAWYER,
CLERK Lam,iliV Co. CT CLaneery
brigham Waterman, Solicitor
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
Johnson.

johnson.
---Stearus Terance, foreman on the
rock cut, found, 40 feet from the
surface, a specimen Of diamond which
will cut glass readily.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30

A Paying business. is OFFER Ed to energetic
~ men who wants to max from sioto SIS week.
We want such agents, teal ard tIaveiin, In
uars ca n "n ar r' adros. e wt san
SON & CO., ONCE, over the Quincy Market, Boston,
Mass 24wi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
1900 GIFTS.
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On TUESDAY. JULY, sth ls73 the Third GRIND
Gu CoHoef, under the management Oi Ex-6OVen-
or Thts. T.. Bramlette, aud auth IiHtd ~ spec al
act a the Legislature, hr the benefit Ufthc Ia lie
Library &c Nentucky, positively aud unequyoctlly
eames q la Public Library Hat, at Louisville,
Ky, when lo,uH Gins, all cash, amounting h.
s11,0u, will lie distributed hy let am, ng the TEX
et-huldefs. The money 10 pay ali these gifts in
full Is already In hank aud set aside FIR that pur-
puse, a. the following certificate shows;
OFFICE W FARMERS Ann uROy EHs' BANK, I
LOUISVILLE, Nv, April Z, IS7J. )
This Isl certify that there IL la tte fgm'rs an .
DrBtsrs' Bqiii, 60 the credit # the Third Grant
Tiff Concert iur the benefit Of the Public Library of
Ny, are Hsndrca TAoHsald Dollar, which he's been
set apart by the Mauag r. b. pay the gifts In full
aud will be held hy the Bank and paid cut Tor this
purpose aud this purpose only.
(SignSdJ X. >. NEECH, Cashier.
Only few Itch cts remain unsold. and they Will
he furnished To the rst app ieantsat the folcwin
prices; Whole tickets siOi halves. s.; quarters,
sl.50; II wholes For slOl; SO for 30; lib for ST.
OO, and 5s5 fer sjUn. For tickets and full inf +
nation, apply IN -.
TII0S. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, NJ
or TIIoS II. HAYS & CO.,
G09 Broadway, New York. 2iNi
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30

PROBATE Notice.
State of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS. Ia
Probate Court held at johnson in said Dist.
on the 18th day Of Apr \ d. 1873.
p. c. Cleveland guprdin of Flora f. Fess
and George b. Foss CfHyle Park minors, m likes
application to said Court for license to sell the
following described real estate of his said wards,
to wit: all the real estate in said Hyde Park to
which the said minors have any title, represent
ing that the sale thereof for the purpose of put
ting the proceeds OF such sale Mt interest or in
resting the same in stock or real estate, would
he beneficial to said wards.
Whercupon, 1t is ordered by said
Court that said application come under cousidera'
ton and he heard ON the 18th dar Of May, A. u.
1879 at the Probate Office in johnson; and, II is
further ordered that all persons inter sted be no.
tilted hereof by publication notice Of this arpli-
cation ana order thereon, three weebs succtssiyely
In the Lamoillc New Sdeaer printednt u yde Park
hefurc said time Of hearing, that they may appear
at said time aud place. and, II they see cause, obs
BABY tbs OSurt.-Attcst SSH PINE Register
Commissioners Notice.
The Subscribers. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the district Of La
m0ill e Commissioners, to receive, examine aud
adiustall claims and demands ofal persons, against
the estate of Anna Royce, late Of stowe,
IN said District, deceased, represented insol-
vent and the term Of six moths from the 22d day
of Mar 1873, being allowed by said Court to the
creditors Of said DECEASED, TO exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us; Give notice that
we wi attend tn the duties Of our appointment at
the Office Of W II IL Bingham IN Stowe, in said Dis
trict, on the third Mondays Of May aud August
next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, Of each OF
said days
W. II. Il. BINGu AN, ! Commits
albert CAMP, sioners.
Stowe, April 10, 1879
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
Local Matters.
P.Ao. Time Table.
Xydc RzTk.

Tralrf loAFs g. llhasaaFf 90 Wet ConooFd, .
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30
E. 3. MERRIAM.
State N orngaIG chccE
will begin
Wednesday, May l4th, 1878.

Tuition in First Course, SG in Second Course, 81.
Board 9.7j to $3.50 per week, ample facilities for
selEhcarding. Tuition free toal who comply with
the requirements of the Stats Board of Education.
For further information, address
II. S. PERIGO, Principal,
Or l. L. PEARL, Secretary Of Trustees. 24-2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-04-30

n, "cogwhee's," "wires," Springs" "curved
need es' and other membranes. without which,
it has heretofore been supposed II sewing muchine
could not he constructed.
but for simplicity, durability and efiectivenc Is
in executing light and heavy work, beauty and
excellence 81 stitch, for strength, irmness and du-
rahiIty of seam, Tor economy Of thread and for
cheapness. this Celebrated machine Is
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
Latest News.

Business, at New Orleans, Is stated as more active than at any time since the war.
 Foster, the car hook murderer was hanged m New York, at 2 a. m, March P The news boys sold 3OO,O0 copies of papers con taining accounts of the execution. The expedition sent in search of the miss ing steamer, Geo. s. Wright, found abundant evidence that she was wrecked on the north Pacific coast, and that probably all on board, some twenty persons, were lost.
 No Lews ot importance from the Modoc frontier. The Indians still hold the situa- ton.
 Half the business portion of Topeka, Kan saS, was destroyed by fire, March 2jth. l C. $. Hammons, of New Jersey, has been appointed agent ot Indians on the Colorado river. J. Tonner, late agent on the Colorado has been appointed superintendent of Indian affairs of Arizona, vice Dr. II. Bendell, re- signed.
 | Considerable stir exists in Los Angeles, over tho discovery of large deposits of borax in very pure state, about 120 miles north. east from the city. Borax is worth about $50 per ton, and there are only three other workable deposits known on the Pacific coast
 The Secretary of War has designated Col Rockwell, quarternaster at Yuma, to dis ] buioS 'HS aHipuHt oi Pifi-iJ1 appiOI1Ilhlet by Congress, at its recent session, to pay tn, claimants for private property taken in thu extension of the reservation at camp Mohave Said claimants should promptly communicate with the Colonel.
 Col. C. w. Foster, formerly quartermaste at Prescott, lately married Connection lady, and, after a tour in the eastern cite. has returned to duty at Sioux City, Iowa Kruger, once clerk io Col. Foster, and th only survivor of the Wickenburg massacre is said to be on his way back to Arizona.
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 2i-The suit 0 Wm. Lent vs. Philip Arnold and Rober Slack, for S350,OOO, was dismissed to-day il the United States Court, by consent of th parties. Tho dismissal was the result of compromise, Arnold paying Lent Sl5O,OO cash, and each party paying their own costs The money was to be paid the General Joh M. Harlan, Lents attorney, to-day, in green backs.
 has made so much fuss during some week past, has brought the troubles to a close b handing in his resignation. His resignatio was occasioned by bis knowledge that man of the republican senators would vote fu |, Ferry's resolution for expulsion Though IS not certain that the necessary two-third vote would have been secured, 1t is believe that majority might have been obtained Saldwell did not desire to remain in in Cenate with even minority vote for expu sion, but preferred to resign and refer tn whole matter to the people of Kansas. Cald well will not return to Kansas for a week c ten days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
Letter from "Old Maryland"
ASSApoLis, Maryland, :
 February %, 1873. !
To He E,lfi,r of Me Arizona Miner: |

To Nc EIfisr of Me Arizona Miner: |
 Your old friend and correspondent intends 10 return to Arizona during the coming sum ncr, and will probably start thithcrward Tn July or August next. 1 give you the ioIIow- ing items Your indcfatigable Delegate m Congress, Hon. R. C. Mccormick, whom had the pleasure of a gain meeting in Washington, a few days ago, is hard at work, as u'ua''
 looking after and ndattending to the welfare ana best interests of the Territory which he SO faithfully and industriously represents. The texts of the bills which he brs introduced m the House, looking toward the good oi your Territory, you have doubtless received ger this can reach vou. After March lth, MT. NcCoynick will have more leisure to be at
 the various Dv;nrtncnts and Elreaus ot me
 GovernEscnt caring ftE the business and m.
 icrcsts of those of his constituents "at home
 who. from time to time address him to do
 thu. thing, or to attend ,o that business, 'o'
 them. No man in Congress stands higher today. than Arzona's worthy representative am glad to observe that before he left AT izona, in October last, he gave notice that, 1T
 the future, he would give his appointment of cadets to West Point and the Annapoll , Naval Academy, to such pupils ot the pnbll'
 schools in Arizona, who, on n competitive cN animation, before an impartial comulttee
 shall be reported to him as hamg the bcs !. qualified in studies ot all tAose competing to
 the rrizeS. Would that all our CongrcsSmei ( would follow this fair. iaat course of sclectin! C their appointecs for West Point and the Na
 val Academy. Such course would certainly - be gratifying to all who, in a republican gov ii ,ynrncrt as ourS k snpDuSed tO be, like C. $ see poor. fricpdle-,s yet worthy lads appointed
 10 our national accademcs, equally with til - sons of the wealthy and influential men c | the land, or those that enjoy commanding so
 cal and political influence.
 {. The many army and civic personal friend Il of your gallant soldier Gen. George Crook 0 are more than delighted to learn of the goo ' results that have attended his late campag ( against the rlscally Apaches. Let "thc pow
 CTS that be-" in Washington, only retain tha z ale, long headed and far-seeing officer in hi l. present position, and all will be well for Ar n zona's future. Crook should be promoted { n the next vacancy that occurs in the list |. Brigadier or aior-Generals uf the '. s. arm! r, All California, Oregon and Arizona, feel sur' n will say "amcn' to this.
 The celebrated Wharton-Van Ness, poiso - trial. (rrmpved from Baltimore,) was recent C tried in the Circuit court of this (Anne AruT
 deb county. The jury could not agree on |. verdict. The prisoner will be again trie' d 'tis presumed, before the same tribunal,
 April next. Ibeheve your readers are, h 3 this time, pretty well posted as to the card , nal points of this case.
 2 You will hear from r,e again soon. W 2 sec your valuable journal regularly.
 u Yours, MARIrs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
More Rubies.
The Denver Tribune of March 10th says

Arrivals from the socalled "Arizona diamond fields" are becomiug quite numerous or late. The Santa Fe New Mexican, of the 18th inst, an nounces the arrival in that city, the evening pre- vIous, ofa Mir. Floeson. direct from apOcbryphal Fl Dorado. According to our c0tempUrary the haps valuable collection of stones; one in partic- ulr has excited tho admiration Of all who have seen Il this splendid specimen is of n brilliant red, and when held in the proper light displays iints so varied and beautiful as 10 warraut tue Al carats, is Of irregular triangular shape, and, to all appearance, entirely without flaw, and nearly three times inc size of the famous O stanton ruby Mir Fieeson says he picked it up about one hun dred and thirty miles in a northwestern direction from Fort Defiance, FlecsOn Is conarcted with a California company, and Is liable 10 arrive in Den yer en route hy the train.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05

Coop, IF TRUE.-Pedro Pima, noted mur- derer and robber of Sonora, Mexico, who, with other Mexican cut-throats, used to mur- der and rob Americans, on the Gila river in this Territory, has, if reports be true, met a just fact at the hands of his countrYmen. This report is conveyed in a letter from AL tar, Sonora, which letter has been perused by the editor of the Tucson Citizen. It relates how Pima while swaggering and staggering under load of mesca was shot down like q dog. Very good. This was too good [ death for the scoundreily leader of tho gang who murdered American men, women ant children,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
TnE HYDRoLEAS FURNACE The Uta!

TIE HyDRoLEAS FURNACE. The Utah Mining Journal has great faith in the ulti- mate success of this new furnace, thinking that the fuel for smelting ton of ore will no, cost over .5 cents, The San FranriSco Min ing Press is, as yet, non-committal. The New York Engineering and Mining Journal makes light of the invention; admits that water will burn and give out heat, but says that the fuel to burn it would do about as well with. out the water. With these conflicting views staring us in the face, the MINER yill await further developments before permitting itsel to be smeted with the water furnance.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-04-05
THE News Letter, of San Francisco, takes this h hopeful " view of Indian affairs:

We are a mere handful of forty millions of peo, pie. Our territory comprises only the few acres of land lying between the two great oceans. Our little army Is in proportion with our territory and population And yet with these few resources, with acourage truly iuyincible and foritude truly admirable, we have held at bay for more than tw O months vast Indian army Of thirty warriors, with sick chief at their head. Twice have we brought them almost 70 surrender, and once with flag Of truce, and still the war eontlnues. What Is to be done with these sanguluary people ' Shall we surTondeEto thom eF shall we offer Goat Island as a compromisey We Incline to the latter, as two yexed questions would bc settled at once