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ONLY FIVE DOLLARS.
w,,s ..,, ps,.n. Buttsu.hsIs worker.
Patented June n, 1911.

Hi| .l Patented June ~, 1911. =
A MOST WONDERFUL AND ELEGANTLY
"A constructed Sewing Machine for Family
Work. Complete in all It's parts, uses. the
straight eye-pointed needle, self threading, d.
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feed and cloth guider. Operates BY wheel and
on q table. Light RAINING. Smooth . noile-
less, like all good high.prieed machines. Has
patent check 10 prevent the wheel being turned
the wrong way. Uses the thread direct nom
the spool. Makes the Elastic Lock stitch
finest and strongest stitch known; frm, durable,
close and rapid. VIII do all kinds OF work, hns
and coarse, nom cambria to heavy cloth or
leather, and uses all descriptions OF thread.
This Machine 10 heavily constructed, TO give 1t
strength. all the parts Of each Machine being
made alike By machinery, and beautifully fn.
ished and ornsmented. Il 10 very easy. TO learn.
Rapid, Smooth and Silent In operation. Re-
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A Good, Cheap Family Sewing Machine 81
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make Il d universal favorite wherever used, and
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Authorized BY Act Of It's Legislature, ap-
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IT Is ALL IT IS RECOMMENDED.
IT can cheerfully and confidently recommend
Sewing Machine At . low price"
$40 - MRS. j. p. WILSON,
. . Rutherford Park, Bergen county, Nj.
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rmPkRIAL sILvRR MINING

on1ce-No. $40 California street, Room No. 9,
ban Franeisco. CAL apis I'd
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. NIOKERBOCKRR MINING
Eannanx-I ncaiIat Of Wnrka Lnnnrican

0nice-No. 40 Front street, up stairs, So
California, mh2S
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VIM. HI. DoANE,
Secretary Gold Hill Fire Department.
Gold Hill. April II, 1873. apll I'd
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

eau Be found. aud besides. ample faeiIi.
ties for supplying the waists q the in
ner aen" vill be provided on the glOuDd.
From What &c have learned. there will
be present the largest u1hbeE Of people
that ever assembled IN this osusty.
The ST. Johnsbury Lodge Of ODD
Fellows will hold picnic on the Camp
Grouad, in Niles wOOds tomorrow con-
ing. BY special train. The ST. JOhnsbury
band will accompany them.
MIR, 'Parkhursi. conductor; Mr..
Bryant, Superintendent Of the z. & o. /;
and Harley futile. one Of the editors Of
the Rutland Herald. recently spent day
on Mansfield Mountain. They found the
road up the mountain in excellent con-
dition and the Summit House completely
''in order" They also found sufficient
snow to indulge in game Of SNOWFALL.
ing.
Judge Parish with his force OF me-
chanics commenced work on the jail.
buildings, on Monday.
p. z. Cleavcland ha, bis new house
nearly ready for the plasterers.
The depot has received Its coat Of
hard finish and is now being ha nds0nely
painted and grained BY Andrews.
Ito tubs Of butter were shipped
from this station on Monday.
Owing to the absence Of Rev. Mr.
wedgeworth. there will be nc preaching
Mt the NJ. Il. church, next Sunday, neither
at North Hyde Park, nor at Centcryille
The hours of service at those places arr
l0t A. NJ, l, and p. NJ, respectfully
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
No. H1'de za1k.

This villsgc is composed Of 53 DWELL
lighthouses, o1e hotel. one store Of goner-
al merchandise. two groceries and one
drug store; one blacksmith shop, one
carriage shop, two boot and shoe shops.
one cooper shop, ono tub shop and one
clothes-rack shop; two saw.mills, one
grist-mill and one starch factory; a
score Of carpenters, painters &c. and a
decssmaker and milener. or Profession.
al men there is good supply; DR. Foss,
DR.. Bcldcn aud Lawyer Bingham. There
are two churches. The population, bust.
ness aud wealth are increasing.
The Sabbath school was reorga nized
two weeks ago, with DR., IL. d. Belden as
Superintendent, and n corps Of COED teach
ers.
The Farmers Grange which was or
ganized a few months since, numbers
about 40 members. We understand that
they have made arrangements with the
State Grange to supply them with grocer
les, -four and grain, at a much less per
cent. than they can buy Of regular dealers.
The surveyors of the Midland r. X.
followed the river from Eden, and across
the farm Of G. A. A. Andrews, crossing
Ferry St. near the house of Elihu Whee.
lock, thence up the Beaver meadow past
the farm of Hugh Boycs.
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C0W6,9age.

Cambridge cxpcnds from 30 to 40
dollars a mile, each year, to keep her
roads in repair.
C. B. Waite. of Cambridge Boro',
started from his house june 18th, at I
O'Clock A. NJ. and returned at % P. NJ,
with las nice brook trout weighing 1871
pounds. catching II pounds with his own
hook. The balance were caught by 10y
fifteen years old. Who beats this frcm
our mountain streams?
William Simmons, shoe maker
who has been working some months for U.
W. Reynolds, at tho Boro, got on ben
der, Sunday, at Cambridge Center, the
result of which vas that he came home
about six o'clock in the evening in very
drunken state and commenced promenading
the sidewalks, and screaming. hio then
tearing off his coat, and shaking his fist
at imaginary enemies. Aftcrward, when an
attempt was made to stop the disturbance,
be took out his pocket knife and began to
saw the air with it, Lathrop style, one
sweep Of which came near cutting of
VIM. SCOTS nose. He was finally dis.
armed and placed under arrest COM
plant, having by this time. been made
through attorney Field. He was kept in
custody until Monday morning, and then
brought before Justice Parker in Fields
Office, and disclosed that he got the liquor
of G. Cheesmorc, Ellas Chadwick and Ja-
rcd Wilcox. town agent. He plead guilty
to tho charge alleged and was fined So
and costs. Complaints we're Immediately
got cut against Mr.. Chadwick and Chees'
more. MIR. Chadwick waived examination,
plead guilty and was fined $40 and costs.
The State failed to sustain its action
agains. Oheesmore and he was DIS.
charged.
Cambridge butter market was rather
dull Saturday, most Of the farmers prefer
ring to keep their June butter than sell il
for % cents per pound.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
Xyde Ta,k.

The BALLOON ASCENSION AND RACES
The arrangements for this grand affair are
new all completed. and will positively
come off as advertised. On Tuesday of
last week, Mr.. Clcavcland went to Boston
and engaged Prof. Samuel A. King, who
has made nearly two hundred successful
asccnsious, and his splendid new balloon,
that is said to be the largest ever sent up
10 this state, having capacity Of 35 600
cubic feet. The gas will be manufacture
cd on the ground, for which two tons Of
oil of vitrol, and $500 pounds OF
wrought iron turnin gs, bay0 been purchas-
cd. The expense Of such balloon is
very large, and would have caused many
men of less determination to abandon il,
and substitute something else in its stead
but be, having put his foot IN" and ad-
veitised one. vas bound TO carry oat the
.'whole BILL" and the public may feel as
sured. that unless something beyond NOR
tai control shonld intervene, they will
witness grand spectacle.
The Passumpsic r. X. will run spec ial
trains at half rates both days, from Ign.
dcnvillc and Wells River to cdune ct with
special trains on the p. & o., which will
land passengers within q few rods Of the
grounds the running of which, due notice
will be given by the railroad companies,
The location Of the grounds, for the
convenience and accommodation of large
concou rsc OF people, could not be better
being nearly cqul-distant from the village
of Hyde Park, Morrisyiile and CadyI
Falls, where excellent hotel accommodation
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
.1Lo177si0UR.

.1L0r77Sio,yn.
PuBLc SALE AT MALVERN FARMs.-Mr
Griswold's FIRST public sale took place yes.
terday. and was very we'll attended by
81 ectatOrs, and by some bidders. We
give list Of the sales.
"Farmer Boy roam; calved March %
ls72;-brught by Mr.. Van wicken, Port Jar.
Wis, N. j., for 500.
"Imperial 2d,"-roan; ealyed July 22d
1872. bought by Mr.. Hastings Of st. Johns
bury, for 500.
"Snow Drop,"-white; calved June, 1862, -
bought by Mr.. Hastings Of st Johnsbury fol
800.
"Rosa Bonheur Aired ;calved March %
69,-bought by Mr.. Bailey Of st. Adams
for $500.
"Niobe 3D., red; calved Sept. oath 1862
bought by shedd & Van sicklen, Burlington
for $3.50.
Baron OF 0xford's Pet,-rcd; calved Oct
Both lS70,-bought by Mr.. winslow OF Put
ney, Vt, for 500.
hosa Donheur attn, -rcu sHu "his'' W.
Sept. oath. s12,-bought by O. L. Reynolds
Burlington. for $lS5.
LADY Blanche, white; Calved Decembc
25th, lS72,-bought by Mr.. Ogden Of New
York, for 800.
OF tho horses in tho list, but two
stallions-werc sold. as follows -
''st. Albans," by Buckingham .-foaleC
1870, thought by W. R. Coe. West Meriden
CT, for S655.
urlington." by Buckingham, - foalc'
1876, bought by W. r. Coe,' for $3.50.
Mr.. Coo is the owner of Buckingham
Salmon Niles, is building house 70
his son. the States Attorney. on the Plan
near Morrisville.
"A. G. Hill, recently took from {
ycarling grade Cotswold sheep, ~ pound
of wool The fleece made lbs. Of rolls
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
Jewett's Pat. MiIk-Pan.

The only milk Pan in tho wsrld that combines
ali that is requisite for perfect and complete
Milk Pan and Cooler,
Farmers what's your object In changing nom
your small pans to your large ones, :.
list. To make more and better srtielo of
butter through the heat Of the season.
cd To savo labor and roleivc your wife OF the
arduous labor OF the milk room.
How will you accomplish this?
In order to manufacture butter in warm weather
from large bodies Of milk set in one vessel you
have got to have some means for Keeping your
milk at q tc cpcrature near co degrees. This can
be dono by only one process and that By contin,
uous current Of running water under tho pan and
by no other method. Is. +. Jewett has this object
in perfection fully scored by Letters Patent by tho
use Of water channels arrrnged as pan within
pan. Without the water channels pan is OF no
practical utility and they are the only pans rat.
tented with any such, arrangement. All that
others have Is some little arrangements applied to
the drawing Oft of the milk, or division Of the pan
or pans, whichin point OF Wow touching the
great principle of cooling milk issimply cipher
and blind. Gentlemen. any Of you can arrange
an apparatus for getting your milk out ofyeur pans
and as for divisions In pans II you want that use
your little pans or anything that Will cut yourjob
up and make you more labor. with less profit, hut
there point that Is al essential and that is
the principle Of cooling and keeping cool your
mill through thchea of the season. :,
There are halfa dozen different kinds OF milk
coolers claiming patents. All there Is patented
about them is some little catch Spring or drawing
off arrangement, that does not signify consdera-
get themselves an article Of utility and durahil-
ty. ssL
b. 2, Jewets has the only patont evor granted
for drawing of through the bottom Of pans.
manufacture Jewetts Pan In any desired fern
that covers the principle of pan within pan with
the water channels or pm with the water chan
nels attached to the bott.m, the latter manner is
the only correct method Of attaching the channels.
These are the only Pans in the world that ever
stood the test Of a season. there arc thousands Of
sets in use and there is not case but what sacs-
faction has resulted from the trial.
They arc in every dairy town In tho county.
There arc thousands Of Jewctt's pms In use to-
day and there is no other arrangement that has
fifty set In use or that have ever been tested
through one season ut all.
As these are infringments on tho Jewett Pan, ]
would caution all parties to give little time In ex.
aiming tho patent pa pers of the Jewott Pom boz
fore purchasing any other. they arc all times
open for inspection ut the olicc Of II. Henry Pow
ers and at tho Office of tho proprietor W. 2 Par
kcr, Cambridge, VT. whoi an protails faler
and manufactur in tin, sheet-iren, and Copper
ware, stovo pipe &C., &C.. Hardware and Head
quarters for Agricultural implements Of all kinds,
Moving machine fixtures 40, &c. Especial ut
ton ton given TO Eavetroughng, plumbing, &c.
w. IT, PARKER.
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.LoANfoa

-
The iron Is nos laid from the rock
TO the east end of the gu aud tvo gang.
Of hands are at sOrk-oDs gang 90 each
side. the dirt cut jus, below Is progress
ing finely.
A charge Of giant POvdsr" was e.
PlOded in the GihOn the other day and re-
suited in a nice string Of sucker" IL
was done As fishing experiment.
MIR. LOwater uho lives OF the line Of
the X. X. above the arch bridge st the
village has moved his house little away
from the line Of the track.
H. II. Bradley has put up a seai
looking fcsce 10 front Of his place, extend.
ing on one side 10 the back Of tho yard,
The improvements on the Baptist
church are completed and Rev. j. Porri.
commenced his labor last Sunday as pas
tor OF the church. There is - be q ser,
mOu in the forenoon followed BY Sab
bath-schOol but no service in the 2. NJ
At s O'Clock p. NJ short lecture b,
tho pastor followed by prayer meeting
The above is the programme for eacl
Sunday from this date. ...E
Service 10 the NJ. 4. Church mex
Sabbath at l0i A. n. by the pastor -
subject--Jaccb at Pencil. Social meet
ing at s o'clock ;--topic,-tho Sinner
Hedges.
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Store.

Store.
Mrs. Benoni Shaw fell recently, and
injured her spine so as to unfit her for
her duties for several days.
MIR. Jcwc,t has moved barn near
his house and built an addition to it, which
greatly improves the looks of his estate.
MIR. Daniel Smith en- Laport road is
building mammoth barn which is to be
finished superior shape. Geo. Wake
field is also building gOSd barn.
One of your correspondents wants to
have Farmers and Business mems con-
vcntion. Would it be military" for the
business women TO hold such a convention
too?
The funeral of A. B Morrill, was at
tended at the Universalist church on
Tuesday of last week. Rev. Mr.. Bailey
preached the funeral sermon.
Miss Welrhe, Gcrmen teacher and
musician from Philadelphia, is spending
the summon at John Smiths.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
Railroad Hems.


A correspondent Of the BostOHJOsr-
nal says s ...
The completion Of this road through
the Notch is anKiOusly looked forward to
BY the people in this section Of Maine.
That il will be accomplished within the
required time can DO no doubt. The build.
ing Of this section is usdoubtiy regarded
as the mos, difficult of any, but engineer.
ing skill and indomitabIe energy have aud
will overcome overy obstacle. and TIE
same energy that has completed the road
thus far will SEQ that il is successfully &c.
complishcd. John +. Anderson, Esq,
Railroad Commissioner and Chief Engi.
necr, Superintendent J. Hamilton, S. L.
Stevens, Division Engineer. aud Capt
Newcomb, rOadmaster, have just returned
from an inspection Of the section now be.
ing pushed forward by. tho contractors,
Messrs. Fuller aud Harding.
This section of the road extends as far
as Georges farm in Upper Bartlett, sonlc
twelve miles above North Conway, and i,
confidently expected that it will be Gem
plcted and trains running to the staten
by the 18th of July next.
The scenery along the line Of this road
is unsurpassed for variety and grandeur
but this section through the notch will be
by far the grandest, running, as it does,
in full view Of MI. Kearsargo, Jefferson
Washington and the whole mountain range
on either side.
p. A. Leland of this town, since tn,
LIST inst, has been Breaking" tho maj
train on the P. & o. Tho right man il
the right place, We should judge, being a
all times at his post.
The last snow drift on the heights il
Walden was last seen on the 18th inst.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
LamoIlle Co. Good femplars' Tn

8 The LamOillc County Good TsmPlars'
1uioa convened with Lanoills Ledge No.
ID, at johnson. on Tuesday, June 18th,
nd vas called to order by Bro. s. X.
1liIler. Of waterville.
9 Tho Journal Of last Union was read,
" the Secretary, aud approved.
The morning session was occupied by
1Ae appoistment Of committees. and re-
narks by brn. J. W. Carpenter, Of john
100, and Rev. II. p. Cushing Of East
Burke. Adjourned to 2 2. NJ.
! 10 the afternoon six Lodges were rep
resented with an aggregate membership
ID over three hupdred After the bust
nsss hour. the following literary exercises
uere listened to by the Union:
Song,-Sister T.. A. Spafford, Cam
bridge, Facts and hem',--Bro Luke
Potter, watervilIc. Poem,-Bro. G. f.
spsfford, johnson. Recitation-Sister
Nellie Town. Stowe.
This last was Q beautiful reelection and
vas delivered in manner that could mol
fail 20 win admiration from all present.
Interesting and feeling remarks were
made by Rev. II. 7 Gushing, followed b,
music from the orchestra Of LamSill'
Lodge.
Atthis point it became necessary for thu
+ w. q. 7. to leave and l. L. Pearl o
johnson presided during the remainder
OF the session.
4 paper was read by Sisters Emm;
Bedding and Carrie Stcarns of johnson.
The following resolution. after discus
sion, was unanimously adopted:
Resolced that our next Union be oper
TO the pubic after o'clock =. NJ, ant
that our literary exercises be deferred un
Ill tina, hour.
The next Union will be held with Mt
Mansfield Lodge, No. Ill, at Stowe, Of
Tuesday, Sept. 9th, 1873.
The following are the officers of tn
next Union:
W.. T.,-Bro. j. VI. Stafford. Cam
bridge, W. V. T.-Sis,er ]. NJ. Hill
Hyde Park. W. S. aud w. T.,-Bro
q. f. SpaHord, johnson. W. M.,--Bro
Amos Town, Stowe.
An interesting and profitable lcctur
was delivered, in the evening, by Rev. ii
=. Gushing of East Burke.
The day was pleasant and all who cam
went away feeling that it had been da.
well spent for the good of the cause o
..to,al abstinence" and tho only regret /
that there were not enough present to ca
all that the people had prepared 70
them.
Let every Good Templar in the count.
20 to Stowe next September. AMI show tn
people CT that town that our hands an
hearts are in the wark before u.s.
g. +. STAFFORD, Sec. Co. Union.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

-nSnPsOa, Of the Corners vas reesut-
hauled up fOr dealing too freely 10 the
aySeAf; and maleitd $1,000.
u. ID. hsCuir is doing sOBsidsnbIs
repairing on his buildings the Preses, sea.
sou.
-Several were reeenily baptized By
Rev. ID. H. Watkins aud united with the
Christian church.
The good people IN The vicinity Of
the function, on iso or more nights. hare
had occasion 10 dream they were in the
vicinity Of another Boston Jubilee, and
the anvil chorus" was all the music pres
ent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
1T0lcOIT.

" OfIVfos
ALMOST A SMAsH.UP.-- As DR.. d. ID.
Grout's horse was hitched to the veranda
Of Mrs. Hammond's, June 2lst, q cat ran
along so as to frighton the horse, which
soon broke awaw and started down the
road at pretty lively gait, but the DR..
succeeded in getting on the hind axletroa.
and talked to his horse, which knew his
voice, and ceased his running. Nothing
VI as broken but the head-stal that he was
hitchcd by.
"A cradle with little foundling was
found on the door-steps of citizen, June
81 but, on examination, proved to be Of
wood. What disappointment for "Will."
The Northern stage left quite late
one morning.-Dancing is apt to induce
sleep.
WIN. S. Moves, one oftho firm of j.
J. Robbins Go, picked up on their
store floor, 81 S5. The next morning the
looser called and had his treasure restor-
cd to him. A good firm to deal with.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
Behsdere.

Belyydeye.
The barn on the unoccupied premis-
es Of Joshua Reynolds, was discovered
on fire Thursday night, Of the 18th inst,
and was consumed before sufficient help
could be mustered to cxtinguish the flames.
The house was also found to have been
fred, but was easily extinguished. Sup
posed to have been the work Of an incan.
diary,
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Local Matters.
p. a o. Time Table.

rrslrs lesss 81. Jchnsbsff fgr We<t Coneotdi al
q "A, knd 4.So F.E.
a nutisf Train leaves Hyde fArk II :. - An. on
isys suf arrives 81 ~. Johuf6ury Al = Is An.
r.. aiEed Train does net run on Mondays NOT
kst % Saturdays.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
WaIe2yfWe.

Child Il SCOTT. propretors Of the
limestone qaarries, find. after working. a
very good quality of marble and after
testing, fnd il makes excellent mortar.
Rev. Edwin Wbcelock is supplying
tho pulpit Of the Union Church half oftbe
time.
Many Of tho "oity folks" have this
season added something to the beauty and
attractiycness of their residences by on.
closing them in neat picket fence.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25

County FAIR.-The time ofholding the
next Fair in this county has been fixed
for Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. Oath
and 25th.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-06-25
u A. Winslow,

MIR. d. A. Winslow, of johnson, is
selling in this county new book published
by WI. Holland Il Co., entitled The
Household Cyclopedia of Practical Re-
ceipts." The book takes" well, it seems,
from his sale book, and has merits that
entitlc it to a good sale,