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TG be SOId for One Dollar Bach

Without regard 10 vslue md not to Be- pad s,r nm.
/ Il VOC know what you vii rsceive.
Among those who have acknovledred he
csiPt Of VALUABLE GIFTS drawn from .his 40.
ciston since san- 4 1886, the tolloEsug kindly -
m their names % b used.
Robert d Hotohkiss, HeH Haven. Coun Wale.
ason, ys q. q. ~. " 4 Hils, 2aa q, n. r,
! % YORK g., Sold haich, value Sl25. Miss Elen
+ lrckefsou, BuEhampt0n. n y Meloieon ,.Ir-
Slo9 Ar 4 4 stone g Tenth s., n y, Psuo, val
ue stee ms mos Auler, Scranton. pa Dia-
uond Ring, ysiue flT5 Miss Ellen PECK. sprinq.
held, III MeoceOn, value 81 5. Or j Van Rip.r
washington, G., So 4 hunting Cassd Rasoh.
yAus $50 Edv n Lindsay Worcasfsr Ma
Piano, value $50 Miss n FarEeIi. p51b1g1.',
Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops, value SKA Fra1cl9 I
doran, l26 feari 81, Aieany, n r.. Mos R1r. "
set yalue so. Lieut. s Hsndrcks, Wliard's 10
iel, Washington, . Q, silver Patent Lever Waiali
value SIS. 0ept. Warner, isth " Y Vols. sIIVer
Watch, value So.
DO notE thelr names puhished OF W uishi "a.
tend this ist
nAEsER OF pnralBuTIos.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and ia
VALsH, are placed 10 sealed snvs opes. Ehish srs
vel mixed Ons Of these Enyelopss. contaaino
ne Ceriihcats o. Order for some Artnis lHorth =
least one dollar 81 retsiB vii b. delivered q or
oincef Or sant By mad 70 any address, uiih1ut -
card 70 choice. On the receipt o. rs csuts Thapu4-
chaser VII see what AZ icle t draws, and itl Vilue
uhich may Be- from Ona n Five hundred Dunsrs
snd can then lend One Dollar Enc receive ths srd-
Gle naEded.
HSrNo Bianks-EVsry purchaser gets valus.
Padss dealing with u may depend IN having
prompt returns, and The article drawn Eili hs IN
medlaiely sent % any address By rgtuIn nal %
eHpraA
Eaiirs saaaiaeasn Guaransssa IN an Czsas.
- 8 u Ceraheales for one poliar, Thirtae1 fsr
Two Dollars
Aren't Wanted. Send q stamp Cor Cr-uiar. AL
] 6 srn ahould be addrazssd
T. BFETUN a co.
Boz 6567 Post once. New FORA.
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Resolutions

Adopted By e couucstioE Of Coiorcd People
81 Nobile, Nor. ed, 1895.
NHrEras, Under the providence OF a era
cious God, thC colorod people of the Tnitea
States arr permitted 10 enjoy the inestina-
BE boon OF liberty, and nov have the nriyi-
iege Of demonstraiing What they can 90 as .
people and
MHrHtas, The unprecedented privilege
n ncW granicd us ol peaceahlv assclnblinr
ID convention I'm this city ID Mobile. an3
conierrlng and deliheraiinr UNION mstfors
involving cur common int,,rests: Therefore
Received, That We shall ever ineulcat.
the ruth thai cur freedoms is the riN of
ed, and that We are under The hirhs.t Oh
legations 90 Him ~ o. improve our new.
privilege as that Hts gin shall not he ir
vain.
Kosoirts. That We shall labor 6, foster ia,
the hearts Of our people sentiments Of peace
friendship aud g0oi viii towards ali men
pccnlly towards cur white fellow -citirebs
amonc Wnom our lot is cast; and while NJ
would reliuquiah none uf the rights al our
common manhooii We viii studiouslv, A.
c1rdinr g cur best knowledge and ability.
- oonduct ourselves ss 20 be pueatsble 10
them and 90 ourselves.
Resoluos, That We know and admit the
fact that Labor, faithfuliy and judiciously
Performed, IS The cnly Just ioundstiou OF
wealth, and that ID will continue % b. our
parpose end effort g. work industriously
and honestly fer the seppoft OF our families
and the prosperity Of the community in
WHICH ne live.
R,solref, That We VIII perform faithful
laoor lag every man who VAL pas us iust
Tages, nor DO We either expect or aesire 70
receive auy msns property without giving
Inn e. Just equivalent.
hcs1uoi. That We feel that cur new con-
aili1u 81 freedom not only pr sents new ne
-fes o. Industry, but alss lifnfoscs new obi
satous lpor us 90 cultivate an the virtues
81 goa citiEenship. aud that. therefore. it is
our purpose d fulf 81 the duties OF our
~ Po',ileus according 20 the ability which
900 has gwen us.
H,soiria, Ihat We recogniEe civil govern
lse-i - 40 ordinance OF God, and that il I
- .e frsitcr 81 conscience with us 10 !
-. ur auf, and 90 discountenancc In |
every way az violation and an eontempls- /
teo fie.alon Oi law.
Ae''l'oa- lhsJ the assertion made in GER
AN garter that there IS a plot among our
fsofN 70 H-e IN iusurreciion, IS utterly
49, l1anaaieu, inconsistent with our
~ people, and the farthest from
1aI eesifes cr Plasihie iutaptis-s
90 -hel We feel IN our hearts the
- o. ls -,-g aud the purpose Of uufsl.
.eriug hdelity 10 The Gove-bn,s,t - -.
nited states, and shall ever 1900 ~
pieaged - DE support cur live. o,,r f,,.,,-,,.
md our sacred honor. wi 'i'unesi
Resolpea, That We regard the e5,,..,t,, ~
1ur children and youih a. vita q ~. 800
lrvniion Of our Liberties, aud t-,,e -
De foundation Of an real rirtas. sn5 - 49,
ise car uiiao-i endeaVou 70 promote g.
llsssings in oar common country. 'iisse
-. E S. wrxS.
President tue oolysatiov
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sUNDRIEs.
LARGE SALE
OF
Government Property.
.oTFI0s AsslsTisT QularrzslsTEs, /

oFFI5s AssIsriEr QuARrrEmAsTrs.
NASHVILLE, Tenn Nov. lsth, 1855
I WILL OFFER FOR SALE, AT PUBLIC AUG
4 ton at the T. 8. Franklin Shops at Nashville
Tenn, commencing Tuesday, the 5th day OF De
cember, 1885, 6 large lot Of 6oYerumant Properly.
consisting in pant a. foloHs:
MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION.
ls5s Army, Log, Hsy and Wood wagons.
l44 Transfer wagons. So Hurse wagons
l ErpIess wagon. $50 2-Horse snbulaucea
ll3a Hind and front wagon gearing
Sses BE; mule harness, wheel and lead.
$50 - horse %
Wagon and riding saddles.
Wagon Tongues, Head & Neck HalteTs, sih Chains.
Log Chains, Bearing snd Bresst Chains, Double
tIeea, sngletrees, Spreaders, Lead sad Check Lines
Water Buckets, Wagon Covers, &c a..
TOOLS.
Set Blacksmith's Too,s.
IS Boxes Wheslwughts Tools.
l02 Parslel Visss.
Set 6addleri Tools.
AHgers, Axes, hsichets, Chsels, Punches, Shovsls,
Spades, Plcka. Portable Forgee, &C., &c.
Sale 70 commerce at 9 ociocka. m CO Tuesday
the 5t1 dsy Of December next, sbd continue daily
until the pro perty Is al disposed Of
By order Of Capt A. 2. EDDY, Chief Q N Dept
Of tennessee. + r.. KIRK,
noysl-id bTt Ma. and A. Q. ".
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Great Prize Distribution
By TIE
new YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
SEQ Elroadrrnr- Nau- Rn.H.
SEQ broadway, New York.

piamond Pms, Brooches and Ear Drops. ladies'
seis, Brooch sDd Ear Drops, GUld and Coral. Iei
and Gold, fiorsntnei Mosaic Jet, Lana, and Cameo
Sieve Buttons, SETS Of Studs, Vest End Neck
Chains Plain aDd Cha ed Gol1 Rnes, Sold Thim-
hes Lcckets, New Style Belt Bncklss. Gold Pens
and Pencils, Fancy Work Boxea, Geld Pens = ~
cold aud ~ yer k1tension Holaers, AMI 4 iarFs a..
softmcut o. Fine JeHairy a every des-rint,5r- ~
ne L--- NO. -r- --.-- .-E-aa- n.l-.L u
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The PrOfane village.

The Profane village.
lATBA EsSoTrtrov's 'ExcrEsEOH--A IsSSvars .
trsvsline Californian
one morning met smother MAJ
And ssl1ed, "Whai toEn Is this ahead 2
To which the other briefly sad,
On strods he trsval e., some surprised,
But that he ulsu vas drunk surmised;
For Who. unisssa little high.
To cIvl question would Teplsi
while thus his cogtaiions ran
He overlook auotisr nshs
And him be questioned as before,
Receiving tins reply-no more
efou Be dsmn =
The Traveller answered not q sord,
But seeing Just ahead tnirci
Asked hi q the seli-sarne thing a. once
Receiving but tie ssine Fesponse,
Astcnishuaeut upon him grew
A stranger thing be never knew;
HaF fngrr heli-he scarce knew what
afou Be damn :"
ssIs some ssyium hsreabouii
And have the lcnatics got OUT
A. = her mania al The sane p
Thought he, t'tnfi az ~ tlefIl eEclaiu,
asiou Be cAmuf
And then be fed his wrsfh grow hot:
slThere'l b fight upon The spot,
nauv other rasn, quoth he,
''shsn insoientiy say @ me,
eslmoat nsachad the viIlses, vhea
He ret sialsa Il citizen.
And lsEed Whist town bef7re tin ley,
81. aalIrra -
t'fou b damn
TIE trsvsler straighfEay pulled his coat,
And took he other b. the throat
you scoundrclf7 hoarsely uttered he,
''ln teach yoa not tasay % me.
"'You BE- damn p"
q course there was an instant fight.
IN both were IN q borrId plight;
And CAST and furious fell the blows,
Aud On the bSttio-cry e-ose-
-Hou Be dumni"
Thus fighting near tie river side,
They rolled into iis muddy tide.
Theu parting, Ecrzmu,e6 70 TIE shore
And thueksd, aboFe the mil-Eheel's roar,
'l0u be damn a.
Beside the mill maiden stood;
The traveller. dreDched IN gore and mud,
Inquired Whist name they Eavc the piscel
The mad n pied with flnld Eraee
You b. dana"
A iHls isrtheT on his HEy,
De net tie Eirl AZ play,
TO whom TIE qucstifn be addressed;
Ths chila replied, like al the rest
go be dam :"
GOOD Hsavensi r. he cried, sarn I but dresrniu,
Whist place is tina, where, IN B ssphsmipg
be men and women each outrie,
A1deFen hahea and EuekilnPs cry.
"iou Be- damn r.
Aud ruili be hast1ned ont OF Town
Lest tre and birthstone should come down;
but found, 10 travelling on a While,
a rulds-p1st reading thus 49, One BlilC
70 frEA DAN o.
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HOWE MACHINE,


Elias Hove, Jr., Ia1snsOr a Passuis''
Il u unsquAllsd Is q hanuiseiarias
Machine, and it, reputation sb0FoagAlI
established
The HOWE SEWING hAcHISkS
are celebrated for doing The BKsT EoTE'
using much smaller needle for Ae
same thread than any other AsehiSs
These Machines are made ct he
new and spacious FaCtory At Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate 81
pervision oftbs President o. the Cos
pauy. ELIAS HOWE, JL the oriEHs
inventor Of the Sewing Machine
Duplicate parts Of Machines 'cOo-
SANITY on hand
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
yuaranteed
S%LibsrAl Inducements offered .
AseHi~
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CsTABLIsasD N 1910.
~ lakewood 4 BENNINGTON,

1uncraaors y 4cil- H 80 -
~, s--rs 49, nsalsrs IL Leo<uE Gfasses
~ n ..-ls-- go Fratel. L1s 49, VI 1nd q
- s,-o-1-,s1f 81 hlrTors, 81 lrs1e1 ID Ger
80 -
nsa- Gitsg = - y = -. -. :, 80. - ~,
- -. - epPosiis Fsok ~. hsE TsrE.
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For Sale.

ok BILLIARD TABLES. VIII PheaIanss eoush
- ions Al conpieie and IN good order. II net
sod preTfCus @ he son Of Deceu,ber nsTt VII -
sod a. fcuc Aueto1, Nith focr years lasss a o1s
u TIE fnest fcoms il Nsshsilis, riss 60xsa. and
sdioiEing rooms. For farther particulars enquire
e. 7. LT0NS' b.liErd sonr1s,
ncrl5iu uEi1z street. Esahsillss
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Hsving oeen IN business in The cry for long
ane, she ieeis sure q beng ATE 10 gre tie ssne
sasaouon Nnico she has done for toe last Il yesrs
q those Ladies who have chosen, and wco nav
choose, TO psiToniHe her establishment.
o-ets-srs
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500 Agents Wanted.

$500 AZ. soE . s9.sis,s % 'Eg ;sa..
fuclt Ieactert, Refurned 6oidifrs, md AZ Ehe -
aeEs n Tie sale q "Hoiisnds La q ~
Arootils History q he RehslIcn.H "hee-lssl /
Asis q hsshingtuu.n nd nE1y chr -,
seDiy ilnnedisieiy, IN penoa o. q ss
oIoe, p 49,
ia FOURTH g., be-. MsrEsi - 49, 49,
noF2-aIn dsE AaA-ils ~
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sAMARITAH's
Root and Herb Juices,
Ths Great Hood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BoII.S, SYPH-
Ills or YENEREAL DIS
EASES. &c.

For syphilis or Neneresl Diseases, Tie sarnsri
tan'a boot and BERT Juices Is the most potent Ger
tsin and stectusl remedy ever prescribed d reach
e. and eradcaifs every particle OF the Neuereai nor
eon, - tnat The cure - thorough and Permanent
lsse then his purifying remedy ana he hesies
snG DO not usnsrni 70 Your posiorty that Cor Which
yea may repent m stsr wears.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Althopgh you msy he rrcnounced incurahle. ths
Ssussrtsna Booi and 6srb Ju.cos viii rsr,ovg
every yesuge a impurities fron The system. - VEL
a. al ne lad efiects of Mercury.
FEMALEsti FFNAuFsu
ln usny Sfiecuous win Vhich numbers o. Re.
nales suier the Root snd herb Juices is most han.
ply sdspied, ~ Z icerated Uterus, IN Whites M
hesrlnE down, Falling Of the Womb DEBILITY, and
lot s complaints ircidsui 10 the sex. Sent ~ a.
press Price, g per holte.
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eESTEAL FAEIsBr oFTIcE,
S.ac AND y ~. ". RAILWAYS,
NAsHvuIr TKSS., Oct 18th, ISIS
N . 7 &c K.
Merchants & Shippers.

Our Car Load Rates for Salt per barrel was de-
" signed 70 embrace 2sO Rtad Ba-Tsls orlg
wnereas large proportion OF the salt now being
shipped under this Tsnfi rate srs bushels or $50
Pound BsrrDls.
On and amer to-day zsl Pound Barrels ooly WI
b shipped 81 TArih-esr losd rates and $50 Pound
Barrels N same proportion. Shippers vii please
naFk EeiEhts on barrels and on biils lasinE.
E r. EWING,
eotls-2m. General FreiEh Agent
OTTIcE o. GEsFRAt SUPrRNrESbESr,
Mac. kNp n. 4 \. ". RAiLRoAns,
NksHvfrtE, TEsS Get 9Th, ISIS.
fhN snd siter Tu sday, Oct 10, ls65 and until fur
her notice, Passenger Trains all Iun as FOL
ows:
NASHVILLE q Chattanooga LINE.
Law Nashville cor Ohastanoogs, sna all points
South a A. =. Arrive a. Chaits1ooga q ESQ p
Returning -lleare chettanooEz e go A. =
Arrive e nashville at 5 isP. n.
snei6yville Accommodaton, iesve Nashville e.
$40 ?. r., arrive q shel55Fiiie at 20 =.
keturOing-leave Shelbyyil.e AZ $50 a. y, 81
riye 81 9.b5 AZ
NASHVILLE & NORTHWESTERN LINE
Leave Nashville Tor Jchnsongi.le ard al points
Mest a15 Northwest, At P. n arnve At johnson
vile as II ?. n.
ReiIrei3g-Lesye JOhnsoarlls lssO A n. SrriEs
e Nashville e. 6-5qA n
Trsina on n. An r. r coruest a. Johnson
vic viii hssi clHss lns Of Siesusrz f9r Psducsh.
Cairo sid St Louis.
1rAins stop a. al izteEneaIale POINTS.
WM. p. INNEs. Geu1 Supt
-.,.. y. {. and \. s n. v. r k'as.
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IIOIORA-

LIQUORS.
3 Bhls Alcohol, 90 per ceut
70 per cent
Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky, pure, cor HE'D. purposes,
l Pure French brandy,
l Holland Gin,
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry VINES,
For sale low By EWIN 4 PENDLErON.
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BIITEEIS

DrGks's Pianta1on Bittsu,
Bulls Cedzon O.
Hoststler's Stomach e"
Boorna7e's Holland "
Hoohgnd's German g
For ssls low, BY EWIN a PEEDLETON,
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Samaritan's Wash

/ -eNA AAeNA . w 00u.
"a N osse 81 syphlis, used ia con junction ith IN,
~, sna ho-h i1lces Fail eirecuons Proe Al,
me ettescy q these remedies h. alike .rhnrv5-
eqeed y phFsi,iaus sud paiietts Il hev -, i5s.i
~ ne q s. Hospitals and by theirr,si rr,er'f -.
games The appreciation 81 The mast aha siiy-,.,s
te1eot take notice The inrrsfirnts A. -.
@ the physicians who use them. A. rou VII -, H.
the following.
Posr HosrrfkE. Fuaf Nassau &,
hsiumoTe. Feb 21 IEsg
81 hsre gresi saiisia-tion "a st.uur tssf -
used HIne Ss1nantaa's Rernedias % fo-TV ,..,---,.
nisesse IN is most customary ioruia liss hsvs
uaeg them WITH ladginaut uiscretcil. ard i,rops-.
~, and hsve iduad them RESPOND % nv sntlrips-
10 promptly snd eiectualy En5pinF fhrir
ccmposlnon, have the FULLEST coufdeooe ID ff,ssr
efiescy and g. far as my use q thenn extsaa-
recommend them strcngiy +"
kLFRED G RoWFRs.
Assistant St1rgecn 5ih Nea Fork poIa
Resder, here Is prcof po=itve az ne vsine O
the=e truly Naluatte preparations. The old scken-
Iug sud d sEusanE drugs have % give Esy . rene.
dies purely rerei2ie. pleAsSai b TIE taste Ani A
sod b. WJ&JW SMITH. pr,ire;sis.
Cor. ChErch and Woe zireets RashFfle
DESMOND a CO., nroureicrr
sls ksae street, rhlAielphis. Pa lsepaD-ssn
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MUTUAL
Merchants

From sEery section Of the county come to our
house With The srn. Connction that hey VII End
ull assortmertc Of
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Precedent ofthe Couy,Bsti5.
J. q. EoLEEs, Secretary.
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wsGsrs also Agents for the veil known
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Country and City Merchants viii save
time snd money by purchasing from
US.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22
E. 6EDSP MANN. MINORS.

Ell &E. d, &P. j. MANN. MINORS.
STATE OF VERMONT, In probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, SIS. I en- in johnson, in and
for said district, on the 10th day OF Feb. A. d.,
1853
Benjamin Bullock, Guardian of Erastus Z.
Enoch D., d Phlenda j. Mann, minors repre-
sents to this court that il would be conducive TO
the interests of his said wards to sell what real
estate they have in Wolcott in said district in
order to put the proceeds thereof at interest and
asks said court to grant him license to sell the
sam.
1t is therefore ordered by this court that a
hearing be had on said application, at the Pro
bate Office in johnson. aforesaid, on Monday the
18th day OF March, 1865. and that all persons
concerned be notified thereof, by publication in
the l.amoil!e Newsdealer, published at Hyde
Park, three weeks successfully, prior to the time
set for hearing, that they may appear at said
time and place, and show cause ii any they may
have why said license should not be granted
IA G. &, CHADWICK, Judge.
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Vermont Central and SUali-
van Hgnfsp0ads.

Winter Arrangement commencing Feb. IS, 1865
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST
Leave Waterbury at 5 25A NJ, 2l2 P and
GAG Pm.
Mail Train leaves st. Adams at 6.l5A
connecting at White River Junction and Bel
lows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester,
Springfield and New York, arriving in New
York al l0.l5PM.
Day Express leaves Ogdensburgh at 800 AM
Montreal at s.O0AM, for Boston.
Night Express leaves 0gdensburg at H..
30 AN Montreal at 3 IL Pm, arriving al Boston
at \. 40 NJ. connectineat Bellows Fall- with
Cheshire II r. for Boston and Worcester, aud
with VI Valley n. r.. for Springfield &C..
and arriving in New York at $50 p. m.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Waterbury at 3. 80 M, IL. 3fAM a 96PM,
and f.06 NJ.
via Lowell for Montreal, Ogdensburph. chi.
caqo and the West. making eloseconnections
Mail train leaves Boston AZ 1904 NJ via Low
ell Lawrence. or Fitchburg for St Adams
Accommodation tram leaves Mortified at l0. 70
AM for Rouse's Point.
Night express train leaves Bellows Falls at 10.
OOp NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont Val
lev ra lroad, leaving New York at IL, Bpm, and
from 0heshire railroad leaving Boston at 5lJ ?
NJ, connecting at White River Junction with train
leaving Boston at 800 7 NJ for Burlington.
Rouse's Point, Montreal and Ogdensbnrgh,
The Mail Trains connect with Passumpsic Road
Sleeping cars are attached TO both the niGht ex
press trains running between St. Adams and
Boston. and st Aihans and Springfield
THROUGH Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale at the principal stations. q MERRILL,
st. Adams. Feb. 49, 1865. 33 Sup't.
4AA EsHxen Eggs Wanted.
For which the highest market price will 81 paid
C's PACE
Hvdepa,k. Nov q 1864. NJ
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a "a TX ID.

Editor of NEwSDEALER lin reply to many
letters and inquiries from people i'll this section OF
the country, the under>ls ned take great pleasure
in saying through the colums OF your paper,
that our renowned preparation known Us COE )
DYSPEPSIA CURE,.ls certain cure Tor ilys-
epsia. in its worst stages. Many cures of long
standing, within our own acquaintance, have
been completely, and we believe permanently cur
ed IL will stop distress after eating almost in
staneOus y and enables the dyspeptic who has
lived for years upon Graham bread and the plain
est diet to eat as heartily he pleaSes, and any
thing he chooses without danger of distress, or
sOuring or rising on the stomach. 1t is an intal-
lihle c0ryector OF Indigestion and emancipation.
creates healthy appetite. stops sick headache
heart burn sickness at the stomach, pains, cramp
or collie in either stomach or bowels, and swectens
offensive breath as soon as you take it, and by
enabling the patient to take plenty of hearty food
(which il the parent of health" produces vig0r
and energy. In every trial We have known ii
has speedily eradicatej Dyspepsia with all its
attendant sunerngs, weakness, debility and loss
of power, giving instead a proper activity and
tone to the stomach and organs of digestion
and as we confidently believe and as the publish
ed ce tiicates. almanacs. in many of the public
Journals from cOnraescent patients will confirm
completely, permanently, and almost miracu-
lousy cure the worst case of Dyspepsia in eX-
istencc." We warrant 1t in every instance II
can he obtained at all drug stores in the U. $.
and Canadas, at 100 per bottle. or bottles for
$500. c, G. CLARK, u Co, Prop1etors,
llyl New Haven, CT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22
ASA NlCHOL,S ESTArE.


STATE OF VERMONT, In ProbateCou hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, SIS. en- at Johnson within
and for said district on the 10th day of Feb.
A. D., 1865.
Benjamin Bullock administrator of the estate Of
Asa Nichols, late of Wolcott, in said District,
deceased, presents his account for examination
and allowance.
Whereupon. it is ordered by said court, that
said account be referred to session
of said court to be held at the Probate Office in
johnson on the l3,ofMarch, AID. 1865 for hearing
and decision thereon: And it is further ordered,
that notice hereof be given to all persons inter
ested, by publication of the same three weeks
successfully in the lamoille Newsdeaer, news
paper published at Pyde Park previous to said
time appointed for hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place, and show cause if any
they may have, why said account should not be
allowed, Ii
By the court. Attest, S. S. PIKE, Register,
WILLARD W. RAYMORE, MINOR.
! STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court hold
LAMolLLE DISTRICT SIS. en- at Johnson, within
and for said district, ON the Goth day of Feb.
A. D., 1868.
! Warren Bassett Guardian of William W. Ray.
mere, Minor represents to this court that it
would be conducive TO the interest of his said
ward to sell what real estate he has IN Eden, in
said district, for the purpose of putting the pro-
ceeds thereof at interest, and asks said court to
grant him license to sell the same.
| II is therefore ordered by this court that a
hearing be had on said application at the Probate
Office in Johnson, aforesaid on Monday the 18th
day of March 1875, and that all persons concern
ed lie notified by the publication in the i,amoIC
Newsdealer, published at Hyde Park, three weeks
| successfully prior TO the time set for hearing,
that they may appear at said time sud place and
show cause if any they may have why said IL
cense should not be granted BY the curt.
/ IL s. S. PIKE, Register.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-02-22
t(1rtN.

ION, Feb. 9th, by Rev. s. Foster, Mr..
Y stacples, and Miss Lemira G., Foster,
Johnson.
IN H. Jan. l3, by the Rev Simon Gou1en-
~ EphraimJ j. Guild of Irasburgh, and
4ssra A. Hart of Johnson.
IA Park, Feb. 18th, by A. Cobleigh, Esq.
III ] Ellsworth Of Underhill, and Miss
III Luryey, of Hyde Park.