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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
NOTHING INJURIOUS! =.
They are entirely vegetable
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS /:


Itching of the nose, feverishness, twitching or
starting suddenly during sleep, pain in the
stomach, loss Of flesh, paleness with hectic at-
petite sometimes voracIous, ct others fesbfo, "a
duness Of the eyes, drowsiness, a swelled upnSr
lip. tongue Whitley furred; and studded with red
spots. fetid or garlic breath, grinding of teeth
during sleep. sensation of lodsment' in thN
throat, an unnatural craving for dirt, chalk or
clay fretf9lness and irritabihty of temper, ohob-
ic, fits and palsy. h. - = =
INTESTINAL WORMS ia"
Are among the first to undermine the constitu
ion in the list of diseases. They often occasio.
severe disease, ending sometimes fatally, par
ticularly when they ascend to the stomach
Their presence in their most ordinary situation
is attended with unfavorable effects upon the
general health. ~ -'.e
80 o. EMINENT MEN ASSERT
That'all are more or less troubled with worms,
and that many die annually from this cause.
who. by the timely administration of proper
remedy. would be saved. AS FELLOWS WORK
LozENGEs may b. taken without any Unpleasant
result, and as most children, afe fond of them
their use is recommended to those apparently
healthy, and thus dispel the cause of what
would produce suffering ."
BE CAREFUL WHAT YoU USE.
Various remedies have, from time to time,
been recommended, such Us Calomel, OIL Of
Wormseed, Turpentine, &c so that dangerous
and even fatal consequences are produced.
The necessity Of a safe and sure remedy has
caused much research and study by the propri-
etors of FELLOWS WORM LozENGEs. They arc
positively safe. pleasant and effectual. They do
not kill the worms. but act by making, their
dwellingpaces disagreeable to them. In order.
however. to guard consumers against deception
by base compound. the analysis of DR.. A. A,
HAYES, State Assayer. proving the above state
ments ia annexed :
II have analysed the worm lozenges prepared
by Messrs. FELLOWS &Co., and find that they
are free from MERCURY and other metallic or min.
sraI matter, These Lozenges are skilfully com.
pounded pleasant to the taste, safe, yet sure and
effective IN their action.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES. N. D.,
=, Assayer to the State of Mass
'FT PLEASE REMEMBER
That FELLOWS worm LozENGEs ere prepared
with great care from the Concentrated extracts
of two plants. They do not act as a purgstiys
or emetic. will NOT debilitate the patient, are SO
simple an infant may devour a whole box with.
out harm. and will at the same time expeI the
worms in an extraordinary manner. ;
O5-FEfLows WORM LozENGEs is the only
worm remedy ih'existence, combining harmless
qualities with delicious taste and amazing pow
er.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19

> Five Boxes for d DOLLAR

~ alive Boxes forsa dollar F,g..a
This available Medicine will be prepared
for The present at the n "f, = III
New England Botanic Depot Boston. for the
tes proprietor,J J, g. FRENCH. ~,
The Signature Of FELLOWS a co. IL attached
10 each genuine box.
Bold by Medicine Dealers generally loneeo~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
Cook Brothers
WOODEN FACTORY !
THE
RANDALL HORSE.
rs Cine Young Horse. will stand as follows

THIS fine young Horse. will stand as follows.
i f,r the season;
North Wocot. on Tuesdays Forenoons.
wolcott Village. on Tuesday Afternoons.
Hyde Park Street. american stablc.) on sat
nrdays. and the ,remainder o. the time a. the
Park Plains. GEO. p. RANDALL. t3lu
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
10 Rent.

TWO Large, we'll lighted and airy From
| Rooms, on the second floor, in our store in
Morrisvilie, made expressly for OFFICES, tt
rent. Very desirable. ,,,-
Worthwhile Aprtl 81, 1857. II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
ERuYIAN SYRUP:

.o, ected Solution of the Protoxide of Iron
81 The Blood with its Life element, Iron.
>.trength, vigor and new life to the whole
4 thousands who are suffering from Dys-
I.f Debility, Female Weaknesses. &c i.
IN test the virtues Of the Peruvian Syrup
Ia would not only astonish them Sc yes
IN please all their friends for instead
i'll cross, all gone" and mise rablc, they
III cheerful, vigorous and active.
>.SdUIsaED JuEIsT WATTS TO A FRIEND
AS FOLLOWS
"a tried the Peruvian Syrup, and the re-
4, sustains your prediction. 1t has made
IAN of me. infused into my system new
<nl energy am no longer tremulous
Initiated. as when you last saw me. but
a. heartier, and with larger capacity for
mental and physical, than at any time
E the last dive years "
Lands have been changed by the use of
'nedy from weak, sickly, suffering crea
IA strong. healthy. and happy men and
an in .alids cannot reasonably hesitate
! II a trial.
kenuiae has Peruvian Syruy" blown in
b.
fpagc Pamphlet will be sent free.
j. P. DIN5MJRE, Proprietor.
N all Druggists. No. 26 Dey st. N. Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
Notice.

IITHEREAs my wife. Nancy B. Sulham, has
left me without cause, this is to notify all
persons that 4 will pay no debts OF her con-
tracing. JONAS u SULTAN.
Hvde Park lime o. 1867 29w3o
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19

n the morning of Wednesday last, of Tuber
If CONSUMPTION, 81 lvester Howard, aged 80
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19
Free to Everybody.

Large PIP. Circular giving information of
greatest importance to the young of both
Is. ,,.-
teaches hoW the homely may become beauti.
the despised respected and the torsaken
d. ~ mn
young lady or gentleman should fail to
their address, and receive copy post-said,
eturn mail.
Address p. Q. Drawer, 81
Troy, N. Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19

And Sc, .n.cn they claim the ..o"lng ad
vantages.
LIST That the material from which the lenses
are ground. is manufactured especially fdr OPP
tic Purposes and is pure, hard and brilliant.
and not liable TO become scratched i
I'd That from the peculiar construction OF the
glasses. they as-ist and preserve the sight, rem
derng frequent changes unnecessary.
Sd. That, from the perfection OF the cases.
and highly flushed surfaces. they confer bril-
fancy and distinctness Of vision, with an amount
of ease and comfort, not hitherto realized by
spectacle wearers.
4th. There Is no glimmering. wavering of
the sight dizziness, or other unpleasant sens
alton. but on the contrary. they are soothing
and pleasant. causing a feeling Of relief to the
wearer and producing clear and distinct Wis
ion as in the natural healthy sight. They are
the only spectacles that Preserve as well as AS
sist the sight, and are the cheapest because the
best, always lasting many years without change
being made. :"
Messrs. l.. & W.. have given Mr., Barnes such
instructions in the art o fitting glasses as will
enable him to select the right glass necessary
TO overcome the defect in each persons eye.
One Of the firm will visit Stowe. three times a
year for the purpose Of fitting those persons
whose peculiar. sight may require the assistance
OF an optici8n in selecting spectacles.
PS.-We employ no peddlers. 29yl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-06-19

ST.. JOHN. N. b., March, 1856.
MEssRs; FELLOWS u Co :~Thi, is to certify
that my little boy. aged six years, having been
much troubled With worms of late admins.
tered four OF your Worm LozENGEs, as per di
rections, and in nine.lbur after he passed seye,
raj large. worms. These hpzenges are particular
Y valuable as the ehiltren are fond of them.
Others.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01
Kiss Ny Wife or Fight Me--An
OscuIatOry Alternative.

+. y
There are few married men who are
not averse to seeing their wives kissed,
but an exchange relates The pArticu-
lars of a case in which a newly we'd
ded Benedict felt himself insul.ed be-
cause bis wife wasn't kissed. The bride.
groom in question wssa stalwartyoung
rustic, who was known as formidable
operator in a "frSe fight" His bride
was beautiful and blooming young
country girl, only sixteen years Of age,
and the twain were at party, where
a number of young folks were enjoy.
ing themselves in the good old fash.
ioned pawn-playing style. Every girl
in the room was called out and kissed
except b., the beautiful young bride
aforesaid, and although there was not
a youngster present who was not dy-
ing to taste her lips, they were re-
strained by the presence Of her hsrcu-
lean husband, who stood regarding the
party Nth q sullen look Of dissatiSfao-
tion. They miStoOk the cause, housV-
Sr, for suddenly he expressed himself
Rolling up his sleeves he stepped into
the middle Of tho room, and, in o tone
of voice that secured attention, said -
"GeLtlomen, l have boon noticing how
things wave boon working here for
some time, and l amt half satisfied -
don't want to raise fuss, but"
whats. the matter, John2" inquired
half dozen voices. "What do you
msan2 Have done anything to hurt
your feelings2 "Yes you have; all Of
you have hurt my feelings, and Eve
just got this to say about it. Here's
every girl in tho room has been kissed
near dozen times apiece, and there's
my wife, who ]. I.consider as likely As
any of them, has not had q single one
tonight; and 1 just toll you now, ifshs
does not get as many kisses the bal
ance Of the night as any gal in the
room, the man that sights her has got
me to fght-tha:'s all. Now 60 ahead
with your playsT If Mrs. B. was
slighted during the balance of the eve.
! ming wo did not know it. As for our.
self, We know that John had no fault
to find with US individually, for any
neglect on our part.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01
UP In THE CLOUDS.
ATALE OF AN AIR VOYAGE.
By J. p.

A number of years ago, when the
science Of acrostation was confined to
the comparatively few, received .he
following note from Prof Colchester
any DEAR FAIRcuILD Baum Aas
disappointed me--he will not 60 up to-
day, There arc only four beside my
self--two ladies and two gsntlemon.---.
Will you take B.'s place? Lot me
know positively by o'clock, for an
other gentlemen has applied for pas
sage, and my answer to him will dc.
pend on yours to me. We arc adver-
tsed for 4, and shall cut loose by s. ]
give you the preference over all others,
but please decide as soon a. possible,
cannot foresSS the result, OF course,
but the day promises to be fine, and /
think the trip will be an agreeable one
10 all parties.
This note was signed and dated from
wcll-known garden in the suburbs
of London, and, as has probably been
conjsstursd. was . special invitation to
make an ascent in balloon, then q
much rarer venture than now. 1t had
long been = wish Of mine to see terra
frmd from the clouds, and now could
have my desire grati6sd. The Profes-
sor had already made three ascensions
with passengers, and as this was an
nouncsd ~ his last for the season, !
lost no time in agreeing to become one
of the privileged few for an aerial
fight.
The day promised to be all that
could bo desired. 1t was clear with
out being hot, and there was little oI
no breeze. Between 3 and 4 o'clock
was at the garden, and saw the bal
loon was in the act Of being Inflated
AGAman surveys ship In which h'
il about to embark for an uncertain
perilous voyage, so did / examine my
aerial vessel. As far as l could Judge
everything was right. II was a mon
ster in sixs, made Of the best lutsstrinl
silk, and required 10000 cubic feet Q
gas to fill it. This silk was we'll GOV
cred with an elastic coating OF oil AM
india rubber, and further protected b,
a close net work of Italian hemp bu
still, as I looked up at II, slowly sway
ing and rolling from side TO side, swell
ling out with gas and tugging to ge
loose from itS fastenings, l though
how comparatively fraiI thing it wa
to carry humanity above the cloud
and through the mid-heavenS, and
shuddered at the thought of wha
would become Of US should any portio
oft give way in the thousand differOu
strAins it would be put TO in the ever
varying strata of air. Attached to tn
balloon, by eight strong ropes, was
a car wicker-work capable ofcontaiz
ing twelve persOns--though, compare
= t6the balloon in siEs, il was pea sui
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01
Remarkable Skating.

The Minneapolis (Minn) Chronicle
records the following extraordinary
feat; - +s
"a few days since young lady Of
this city, en- whose head only hfteen
summers have passed. determined with
her brother, to mako pilgrimage to
Dayton, on skates. They lett hero at
ien o'clock in the forenoon, and arriv.
ed at Dayton At four in the AFTERNOON.
The journey was performed in six
hours; the distance travelled, By the
way they went, was about fifty miles.
This will do for young lady Of only
fifteen years of ago. The names Of the
parties are Miss Nellie and Samuel
NettletOn, children Of highly respectA-
BILE parents Ofthis city. We feel lit
tie proud Of this Minneapolis girl
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01
tFrom the Cincinnati Euquirer.l
A Reelection Of the Pnst--Execu.
tIOn OF Louis the Sixteenth.

There is more romance in history,
than has ever been coined by the brains
of the writer Of fiction, and still aS tho
wheel of timo revolves, We find that
tho legends Of the past are repeated
with startling fidelity. How striking
are the scenes now snactlng in Wash
ington to those which in Paris preced.
cd the French Revolution prior to the
execution Of Louis XVI. The demoni.
acal phrenzy with which the leaders Of
the JAcObin party in 1892 pursued their
vindiOtive policy, and scAndalzod the
civilized world, is reflected but too
faithfully at the present. day in the
american capital, Seventy.four years
ago, yesterday, Louis XVI was brought
TO tho seRtfold, and the rAb5le, brutal
lEod by the teaching Of their Jacobin
leaders, with fsrociouS joy, dahblsd
their hands in his blood. But there
came day Of retributiOn, and tho an.
archists realized in their turn the
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01
RATM 6yEADvRRflsLN0...

,giiSe - j
osssatwsap eneysas ~ -
HAK ssSln8 sbsysas s-SsW
oaartes sslspa sns ys~ 1etS
epssisl A0iisss, per iirs rs
D-s'nss' = -s's iAs',ls .iIss' =.
~ sns ysAr 4 rSVe
HAss1ns, Andssski1I notIssfis,s. =, = - -
.---..---rur-e.k--s--r---- 49, 3---Aa-
about obs Nrsseafd TAT these
words, the4ictim Resigned and.sub-
missively anfersd bimsslf to be bound
and conducted 10 the seahojd. AN a.
Oncs.Lopis tOoiss hapty step, sopSfatsd.
kAimssff fr6m Che exscutionerG, and ad-
vsacsdtc ~ dreSe the people. French
men, he said in a firm voice, i dN in
nocent oEtho crimos imputed to me l
forgive the authors of my death, and
pray. that my blood may fall upon
France He would have con htinuedf
bgtths drums were Instant ordered
to beat AP6Ss 6SsardlingsdgoMpsd she
voice Of the Prince. The executioners
laid hold of him, and 81. Edgsworth
tools, his leave in these memorable
words: Son ofsSt Louis, ascend to
heaven Astooniss the blood flowed,
furious wretehss dipped their pixies
and their handkcrchiefs IN it, spread
themselves throughout Paris, shouting,
Tice la Republquei Tive Ia Nation +
and even went to the gates Of tho Tenn
pie 10 display that brutal and factlous
joy which the rAbble manifestS at the
birth, the accession and the fall Of
Princes"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01

James Lane, Of Hampton, n H.,
and Ills family have been severely ill
for several weeks, Of trichina, from
eatieg pork Of his own raising 8 a
chemical examination showed 5000
living creatures in every cubic inch
of fiesh.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-02-01

The trOtting, horse Ethan Allen
sold for $4,000 recently
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-26
MecnrDerss Gpurr.

Die 9alpteinnabne fir bic poIiSeis
ridterIid)e 'Staotfaife biloete Die Qlns
flase ge9en eiten Serrn, Der, elmer feds
ittaligen 9eri9ai9en @inIa0ana, iid fiji
Sergeben gu betantnorten, nidt SSolas
geleiftet bate, ieber Sdu toltete ibn $40,
wclhcS cine Sotaliumlne bon $50 madt
Der &ngetlaete be3abIte uno parSe ent ,
lo6en.
Sin Wanrtaber nit ieiner Sanotarre
Die 0fentIi9e 8aiiase auf ben Grottoira
oeripsrrte, lpirbe fur uniduleig befun.
oeu isuo freigeiproden. 81 Z
Cine bief9e Sirma be3abtte $25 fur
Gernad)IdlTgnng Ger 9ieen; unb cine
9lnoere fir 5lpei Sale oelIel6cn Ser.
eebens $50. -.
3fuei @elesenbeitsr6ui6e tuuroen mil
$40 erleoigt uno elm 6rittsr paro fit
niihtcrn erfl1rt uno freigetproden. g
2iuei Sale fur unoroentli1e Nuifab,
rungsn bereiderten Die Gtabtfaile url
$50 uno .einige fleineye Sale, Die Oct
&ecorSer init gepo6nter 4rCinptbeit ere
leoigte, 6doeten Die SaluBleeue Der &C.
itrigen srbsnotnng.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-26
q u 8.
TInss8eridbt.

Gampfboot sSannp grancies lief ae>
tern ,nibt aus. @Ie llrs oerFdert
Miro bait man bic sSabrt bel benz nieo .
rieen WafIeritano ufto BEL Dem Itarten
Srsibsis fur eefdbrlih. ~ Z
Oanpfer Tyrone iuiro idon felt einis
gen Saeen erruartet linb fou Der ..teIe,
srapbif6en Sepelbe mad itliholid etus
IaMfen. -
!. Sampfer Salisman miro ebenfaIIs
ertpartet uno iou, rpenn er .beute Mfor.
gen dnfonttrtt, gfahmitta9S 4 llbr ipie +.
Der bon bier MD Gaito qbgeben. =
- Ger StIG fano seitsrn gfa@mittdg
3uf 4 SuB an ben Sarpetb Gboals ilnS
it in ben lesten "a StunOen ,peoer
fallen nod 9eitiegen, : a.'.l
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-26

- 9 6rieoeusridter @ilfinion bate
Zine 9la0e aesen Ebonass GLIiett, Ser
beldploist lit. 81 snadtlider Stunbe
8retter seltoblen gu babeas 9fa1 itatts
gebabtem 8tusenberb6r fano Ser Bid,
fer Glliett fur ibulbia uno fAi6te ibu
in Grmangeluns bon 8lraldaft in Die
Sail uni Dor Dem Geidwereneu9eridt
lid gu perantuorterl. soe s,-r..sl.a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-26
Neine @anre

soeben erhisIt ieh cine seadung hsuer hollasnd
Haeringe, Neun Angen, russs Caviar, sardinen SIR.
dellen, Anchoviea ec., sowe den reinen fFapzoesi.
schen Rotw EN- welcheA Iefztefe leh BEL der Easche
Qwohl ais Gallone, sowie meme andaren els echt
tifd nkyerfmslAet bekannten Weine zu verhaeltnlaa
maessig bfIIigen preisen absetze.
Wnnn Jhf eipen reinen und biIIigen Vein, soprie
Uqheure fner die FoeFt4ge wuenacht SO apfecht bel
mir vor. Allies wrd gaf8htilfs Gas ~ sein. vie an.
gegsbepr pee Heste y ttansr dsa BfIhgste. fsH4i
P. "A. DESOR,
40 Vein Haul, NO = cEDAR Sra.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-26

s+tf4a a4tet
lie bertra9ungen BON 9run6s
aGigent5 um, peIde lie Rts
h. Bo6eia Ser Office o,sa
COUNTY Court @Ierfs
fssresiitrirt p.urbeu.
Spbu ., gSrigbt an s. sSIemmine,
SeeO an 2anO in Sapibion @o.-S25O0,
5Oi.S. uil0 S. Glemming an Sobn
.. @riabt, Deet an Bauite[en in Der
Sta6t - S2500. 80 -e I
81. q, Sope1 an SIS. S. OtupeH,
See6 an 9ano in Oabi6ion Co., $500.
ARs g. 3owea an 3. s.. slScaIan,,
DeeD an 2nito IN Sabiolon Sc.-S6OO.
W. 8. Sbonias an Union geelisn,
sGseo an 8dnfteHe in Der Stabt =
$1,000. ssss ). a.s.sss Ss5ls s.s as
81 W. SarOing an Guaene 3. ReGp,
Deeo an 8aHfteLIe i'm ID. Diltriet =
seHtarb eoubs an qjeidael sres,
Dee6 an BdulfeIle gl0. is in Wc Gauofs
abolition - 1912. IL
y &hoe. s. Saile an Sno Goltart, OeeO.
an BdufeiIe in Bald Hnb @biteiioe
Q00ition - Mertb nidt Qenannt.
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so. $3.50. ,al-s
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an 1921 older Gano in Nabioion 60.
- @1696 eifs $3.50 ssfssas
@. ISM, Wlcslnrrp an 8. 8. gnlpen..
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In Den. Gf1nt - $50. rs va sts5sss
6. u. 8roooie an ). .. Qono, Deeb
an cine BauIteIIe in Der Sta6t - $3.50.
gantlgl M1. GrcG an Sames SB.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-26

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BerrlID nnfertf rtim6tff4 Eitem saletter-
fDfTe mn6 poaenea Mrtifel .nernen lest AZ
E ifenprei . u sksafaAg9 afi8 fir mnIern
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