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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-10


MAN PROPOSES TO MAZE THE DESCENT OF NIAGARA
IN LlFEBoAT.-We copy as follows from d recen,
number of the Detroit Free Press:
Since the days of the Blondn furore when men and
women stood aahast at the fooIhardy daring of the
great ropewaker in the performance of his remarka
Bile feats at Niagara Falls such excitement has been
known. 4 project has recently been started however
which, 1t carried into execution, will eclipse any feat
of daring ever yet attempted.
Charles Ockord, of this city, the sixtyhour skater
has conceived the idea of making the perous passage
over the Falls of Niagara in India rubber eboat
OF peculiar construction. few weeks ago the idea
suggested itself TO his mind, and upon communicating
1t To some Eastern gentlemen it proposed by them
that purse of $50 900 be raised to induce him to
make the undertaking. He accordingly perfected his
scheme, and the contract for building the boat has
been let to the Goodyear Rubber Company for $1,000
The boat will be all oblong with mean diameter OF
eight feet six inches thick the top and sides aid three
feet thick at the bottom. A shalt of the same mate
Tel will extend from side to side in the centre on
which will be swung on pivot seat, to which the
adventurous occupant will be fastened. Opening at
the top will be an aperture sufficiently large for him
to get inside, after which it will be filled with air and
closed up 1t is calculated that sufficient air eau be
retained to sustain lille about twenty minutes small
cable will be ATTACHED the bail by which it will be
towed after the DESCENT shall have been made for
which purpose parties will be stationed il boats i'm
mediaely below the falls.
The model of this novel craft is now in this CITY,
and there is 10 doubt that the attempt to carry this
Startling project into execution wi be made the pres.
ent season. Mr.. Ovkford is quite confident that he
shall succeed, but the chances for success certainly
look dubious. Should he succeed Mr.. Sydney Doty
Of Pontiac, will also undertake the same feat
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-10
THE ST. LOUIS
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assets September l, over S2,25O,O00.

THos. w. SCOTT. Agent,
Shreveport, La.
50 Office in Tallys Building on Milan street. oppo.
site Messrs Walsh Il Boisseau's.
DR.. G. c. CATLETT, Medical Examiner.
TNHIS COMPANY issues policies on lives on all the
l. different plans and at favorable rates any
other, while it has restrictions in regard to either
travel or reside CO. and all its profits are divided
nually among its policy holders Its policies all
issued on the non forfeitng plan.
1t IS prompt in the payment of losses.
This Company renewed and continues in force Life
Insurance Policies held by the Southern survivors OF
the late war-forining exception, in this respect,
from the majority, if not all the Eastern companies
which. while the war going on refused to receive
premiums, and thus preserve insurance on Southern
lives: but are now soliciting Southern support The
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL never during the whole pro-
gress Of the late civil war refused the pre-.
miums ON policies from its Southern policy holders.
SHREVEPORT REFERENCES:
=. Col B. NJ Johnson President of Home Insurance
Company; Messrs. Walsh Boisseau, DR.. G. C. Cat
lett, l. T. Carter, j. C. Elstner, Dew L. Tally. james
W Howard, Drury Lacy, DR.. Joseph Wilder, Rev. R.
s. Trlppett, ID, F. z. Leayenworth, Dr. D. NJ An.
derson, Col VIM Shivers.
NEW ORLEANS REFEREscEs:
R. K. Walker g. Co.
G. w. Manson.
E. Macdonald .......... firm of Brooks Macdonald
julius vairan firm Of fF% 81 k ksl,owss Co.
Jennings, Weeks i Co. " " ' W.
\ Ms n Harris W r a..: = firm of JAS conne|y Co.
H. Won Phul, Jr Il Co.
Geo G. Garner & Co.
John H. Phelps h Co.
Chenoworth, Casey & Co.
:" Henderson, Peale g. Co
B. W. Huntington.
Messrs S. b. Newman 4 Co.
% Woods. Mathews 4 Co.
Warren, Crawford & Co,
I" Ethel & Thomas.
!" Barnett Shepard,
Geo. w. Bancker l. Co.
Gen. S. B. Buckner
% ID. H. Maury.
Messrs Lamb, Quinlan & Co.
VIM Ball. -Es-
H. H. Bryan firm of Given Watts 4 Co.
MANSFIELD REFERENCES:
Rev. Chas. B. Stuart, John W. Stuart, Esq, DR..
T. Gibbs, Dr.. W: G. Thomas, DR.. N. p Rives, Rev.
John Plpes, Rev. h. c. Thweatt DID,, Messrs. Dubois
Douglas, Rev. B. F. Alexander.
REFERENCES, MARSHALL, TEXAS:
son Eagan. ~, ,f
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-10

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
and all kinds of Farming Implements,
which they offer to the trade at as Low Prices as
they can be obtained outside of New Orleans.
Having bad their commodous Warehouses thorough
ly overhauled and repaired with entire new brick walls
around their Cotton She'd their facilities for storage
purposes unsurpassed and their charges will be as
reasonable as any other house in Shreveport.
This, with their long experience in the business,
leads them to hope continuance of the patronage
heretofore literally extended to them, and for which
they return thanks to their friends aud customers.
mh20 GIN - a.@tz. q
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-06-10
THE METHODIST MARRIAGE spn1,

1HE METHODIST MARRIAGE SERvIcE.-It is not pen
orally known that at tue last general conference in
1854, the marriage service altered. The charge
to the parties previously read, require and charge
you both las you shall answer at the dreadful day of
Judgment when the secrets Of all hearts shall he dis
CLOSELY that it either of You know" etc. So in the
covenant the bride promised to obey and tserv.n
her husband, as well as to "love, honor and keen
him. In the present form the reference 10 the dar
OF Judgment and the brides VOW to obey her husband
are wanting Instead OF wilt thou obey him, serve
him, love, honor and keep him." as it had stood for
centuries, it reads "wilt thou love. honor and
keep him. the word obey him, serve him. having
been expunged And so, also, in the words of the
bride TO the bridegroom instead of Il n, take thee
N to love- eherishand obey till death do us part
as !. was up TO 1864, we now read to love and to
gner'sh' merely the obey" having been struck out
Ihere seems to be little agitation. mainly on the
part OF young husbands, to have the omitted words
renserted.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23

4 i, this Marvellous AnIidote to Disease
il for 80 years has been winning golden opin
Rom all sorts of people under the name OF
letters STOM ACH BITTERS?
h an infusion OF the most excellent tonic
Aihous, anti-scorbutic and Alternative herbs.
and barks in the purified spirituous es
or old Rye. ..,.,y,
HOW Does n oPsRATEE
4 question may be orieEy answered as fol
1t operates
IA powerful invigorator.
IA preventive OF levers.
IA genial stomachic.
Ian anuspasnodlc.
Ian acclinatilS medicine.
lam antidOte to sea sickness.
Ian anJdyne for the slcepiess.
Ia gentle purgative.
"A promoter OF appetite.
Ia cure FOR indigestion.
n safeguard ananst malaria.
h remedy for low spirits.
IA specific for fever and ague.
IA c0rdialf,r the aged.
Ia wholesome stinulaht.
IA balm for the weary brain.
IA "a a protection 20 Llie and Health under
hurcs,ing and devitalizing influences,
p.tetter's Stomach Bitters is Il c only tonic
bstence, based upon a spurious medicine
b absolutely pure
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
"H Torks Ike a Charm"

~ W UIho tts" " 49, ~
|ADsE-
b. pain killing Magic oil cures headache
H. pain.kiIing Magic Oil cures Toothache
4 rs pan.killing Magic Oil cures Neura'g ia.
H. pain killing Magic Oil cures Cholera
Morbus.
b. nkilling Magic Oil cures Rheuma-
tlsm. ........r III
n psin killing Magic Oil cures lameness.
Bis pain.killing Magic Oil cures Skin Disea
@y ...
E folks seem to be proud OF telling how
h their shoulders are OF "my crick IN the
-or, III have got the Sciatica"-and de.
|ln Dragging that nothing can cure me -
when we get such awful folks TO use
se's Pain.Kiiling Magic OIL, faithfully
b. ouly cure their lameness and charm away
/ pains, but we actually take eli that kind
Esseut Of, them - and they frankly own
II sly, "Ity0rks like, Il charm -
Il by all Druggists, Merchants and Grooers
VIZ. REnNe, sole propr'r and manufr,
Plttsfeld, Mass
Ia in Nor isville by II Smalley. Wolcott
)r& Fife No. WOlcott, |. N. Sanborn
Barnes & Dr.. Barrows. 40
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
DAlRYMEN!
LOOK TO YOUR
IN L E r E S T S,

Having long seen the meet 0. al Improve
ment in the node Of packing Batter, snd having
tried various methods Of keeplngit
UNDER BRINE,
asd when one thing after another has failed, my
determination to succeed has not abated-my
motto being,
Attempt the end and never stand In doubt,
Nothing so hard, but search will end 1t lut y
And knowing the first class dealers In \. 7.
and Boston and elsewhere ;--s a..sf.r
And having been told by one Of them that
they would give me So per hundred more for
my daily, if / would Aetp it UNDER BRINE
apd sold to them at that time tor 50 costa when
the going price was ~ cents Qsst fal!.l
We have the opinion OF the BEST men engag.
ed ia dairying, on this very point. II. A, WI.
lard Of Orange County, N. Y. savs (See Bos
ton ,CultIvator'' Of recent cate "A great
deal OF utter hurt: every year because It is not
kept under brine" sb ...es ,If
usva Sucneadad In pnrfeafinsa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23

In the District Court Of the United States for
the DistlioI Of vsrmopi--fn the matter Of Lucien
u Drury. Tankrupt-In Bankrpptcy--Notice *.
hereby given that by erasr OF the District Court
aforesaid. slaIl soil at pubic auction the
Hotel Of q. D Wait. IN cambridge. on Tie 30ih
day Of Sept. 1868, at 2 O'clock p H.. The said
Bsnkrupt's equity of redemption In be real es.
tate which nc bought Of IL o. Heath June 70,
1853. the decd OF which Ia recorded IN vol Is.
pages sos and bo6 OF Cambridge land Records;
which 10 referred IN for a description also 81
same time and place shall sell snndry demands
VI said Bankrupt against various persons.
Dated ct stowe. this syIn d6y Of Sept a, n.
1859 VIII n. BrTcHBM kesfg5ss fs~s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
THE EARLY ROSE POTATO
/ FREE!- The Great New York Ad

n
ucuLTuRAL and HORTICULTURAL MONTHLY
on the ist Of October next, the RURAL AMER
.tCAN will he published as a Monthly. and will
nc the largest aud mostelegant paper OF lts Class
IN The U. :. Price 81 80 year iogoples Sl2-
% ~ copies $50. or only dollar year Eve
Y subscriber in clubs OF ten. at $l.6O, wiz re
ceye free package Of EARLY Rose Potat0es.-
most paid worth ST 20 ahdon worth 10 CTS To
81 rs subscribers in clubs OF ten. The paper
ai be sent free to all 81 0scriberslor 1863. from
october [. 1868 10 Jar uary, next, when money
/, sent IN before October and after that date
rec from the time the money reaches me. ~
For 80 cents | will send the paper mon his
rom Oct, 70 Jan next--and ~ cent aok age
# the Early Rose Potatoes. postpaid The raj
" kose Is the most valuable potato In the world.
II sold last season al from $50 to 500 bushel
and AT IS a pound, IT natures In 80 days yield
i. enormous, and il thu best table variety known
exist.
Tbs Rural American Il every where admitted to
be the Best heapest and most Practical ,arm-
ers' and fruit growers paper In this c01atry
liza editof.in.chiei is an old farmer ,aaa 'fut-
grower of ~ years experience The publication
nt this paper was em0ved In Jnre last from
Utica, n Y, 10 New forkrity.; and the Editor
| Al Office in New. Bfun.witk, N j, near N. Y !
= here IT, proprietor owns q farm Of 1872 acret.
~orth S500UQ, and alsO has q large cash capital
TO ena,re perma nenoy 10 his pubncaaions,
| The premium list to club agents 10 the most ex.
trnsive and liberal ever offered. consisting OF the
principal weeklv newspapers, Of n Y aides
magazines, Hsrpers' publications, hedge plants,
cash, sewing machines agricultural implements
with large Inst Of agricultural products az
grape vines plants&c being ths choicest varie.
" ever laid before the public and terms TO club
agents are Tar more liberal than were ever before
offered In the U. :. 10 0Cl agents are wanted
either Immediately. or before ,ecember next. to
obtain snbsc' lotions sample papers. blank
subscription lists, with az the details sent Tree
and postpaid to oil applicants Address
T, R. MINER, New Brunswick, N. j.
Aug 1853 -
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23

ORRIN FLETCHER'S Estate.
subscribers having been appointed by the
|rable Probate Court for the district CT La
b, Commissioners, to receive. examine and
all claims and demands Of all per ons, g.
the estate Of Ornn Fletcher lat of Water
|in said dist deceased represented as insol-
hnd the term of 6 months from the Path day
Il. 1868. being allowed by said Cont to the
lers of said deceased. to exhibit and prove
respective claims Deierp us; Give notice
Ne will attend TO the duties OF our appoint
4 t the clearinghouse off,. n, Hprlburt in
pierre in said dist, on the 5th day of Oct.
3th lay of January next, at 10 o'clock in the
Boon on each OF said days.
ANDREW FLETCHER, Comm,ss,ers
l.. H. HURLBURT. 'o' "
pt !, 1868.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
Mercantile Reference Register

The Merchants Protective Onion. organized
to promote and protect trade. By enabling Its
suascribers TO attain facility and safety In the
granting Of credits, and the recovery Of claims
at all points, have to announce taat they will
on or about septem Der lst l.as publish in one
large quartz volume:
The Merchants Protective Union MereanG e
Re erence Register, containing, among other
things. the names, nature Of business, amount
of capital, Financial standing and rating as to
credit Of over 4tJO OF the principal Inercha Is,
traders, bans ers, bankers, manufacturers, and
public companies, In more than 81 ,ooI OF the
cities towrs, villages and settlements, through
out the United States, their terfitories and the
British Provinces OF North America ind en-
bracing the most important information attaIna~
Bile and necessary 10 enable the merchant to as
certain at q glance the capital. character. and
degree Of credit, OF such OF his customers as are
deemed worthy OF any graduation of crCdIt.
The reports and INFORMATION to beg given in
the Register wild baf confined TO those deemed
worthy Of some line et credit snd as tbs same
will be based so far IS pracrcebie, upon the
written statements Of the parties themselves,
revised and corrected by well-known and reliable
/ legal correspondent whose character vii. prove
guarantee of the correctness OF the Information
furnished by them 1t Is believed that the reports
Will prove more Truthful and complete, and,
therefore, superior to, and Of mnch greater val.
ne, than any previously Issued
BY aid of the Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference register, business men will
be enabled to ascertain, al glance. the capita.
and gradatlorsof credit, a. compared with fnan-
| cisl wortb< ot. nearly every merchant, no anufac.
tursr, trader, snd parker, within the above
| named terri cr.al limits.
On or abprt the hrst Of eaHh month, suh'crib-
ers will also receive The Monthly Chronicle, -
containing, smong other thing. record OF s1ch
important changes In the name and ondition OF
firms, thIoughUutthe county as may occur sub
seQucnt 10 the publication of each Yearly volume
OF .he Mercantile Reference Register:
Price 4 the Merchants Union Mercantile
Reference Register fifty dollars, ($5O:) for which
1t will be forwarded to ANY address In tho U. s,
transportation paid
Holders Of five $l0gshares Of the capital stock
in addition to participating in the profits, will
receive one copy OF the Mercantile, Reference
Register free of charge holders OF ten shares
win be entitled to two copies and no more than
ten share of the capital stock VIII he -alloted to
any one applicant. ..u j
All remittancel, orders or Communications
relative to the book, should he addressed to tEe
Merchants Protective Union, IN the American
Exchange Bank Building, No. l3s Broadway,
(Box 1861 New. orr. ssE 40m5
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
N OTl G @

7. hereby given that application Will he made to
the Legislature If the state Of Vermont. at ifs
next eession IA have about twelve acres Of and
In worrl.iown situated hetwAen the highway r..
oIark risk's to cadv' Falls md Hyde Park li1e
and owned nv y. B tawysr'flsrk FIX. and
stephen Bowel. aanexed 10 the town ~ Hyde
Psrh ~ B. sAWtEF
Hyde Park Sept 0 1898. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
G. nING s O u T II:


GOING oUTH:
Leave Burlng on ,l5'a-'m and SO P, M.
after arrival of Vermont Central trains from
North Il East. Connecting ct Whitehall With
trains Of Rensaser Il SARATOGA II. II. for sara
t6ga Troy, Albaay, New York and the west
THE morning Boat connects AZ Iiconde' ogs
with Steamer Minns-ha.ha through Lake George
GOING NO RTH.
Leave Whitehall on arrival OF Trains IRON
New York, Albany. Troy. and Saratoga III
w.. 80 p. m, arriving at burlington at P.
and q IN connecting With trains OF Vernon
central X. II north 4. East. A
On Saturday the steamer United States vii
leave Burlington 1880 M, by which passer
gers will pass through the Lake by dsyiPh
and connect with train for Troy, lbany an
New York.
Through Tickets can he procured on Bosrd o
steamers, and at the General Office OF the Col"
pany, west side OF city park, burlington.
rs o.. MITHELL. Gen'l supt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
CARLETON'S PATENT
u PIP n ss-,B A SV esa r.;

For Breaking and Driving Horses and Mules.
Rendering ssfe snd manageab ali kicking,
pulling shy ing, stumbling and runaway horses
and the best hit to break the colt. teaching him
mo in three hours than can be Taught in three
days with any other, making ] i'm trot faster
than with any other bit Patented Oct. 3uth,
1866. r. b Carleton patentee. The owners OF
this patent are now prepared to sell town, coun-
ty or state rights or bis by addressing them at
iefIersonville Horsemen who desire to seourc
this valuable patent, or btain snv information
in reference to it can do so by addressing L B.
Il D. G. Carleton, Jacksonville, VI, or Under.
hill, Vt, 29yl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
F u IL
A Rare Chance
tn hnx "A good farm!

Being desiross of going West. offer my farm
for sale Consisting of One Hundred Acres Of
GOOD LAND, New Buildings, barn S0x4o base
EBent story and well furnished, house 22x2s
story and half mostly finished, with sheds to
tie same. Also, yoke of oxen cows yesr.
Hing h, ifer, ! mare and colt, 20 sons hay. 20
cords stove wood In shed and farmtrg.tools. -
consisting Of plough, harrow cart, Chains. &c
1t IL situated within ~ mile OF schoolhouse, z
circular saw mills, clapboard mill, and within
100 rods OF the stage road leading from Green
RIVER to Craftshury. A part OF the purchase
money can remain on mortgage, II desired and
possession given Immediately
STEPHEN W. SUEPERD,
hyde Park, vt.
Aug. 10th, ls8s, 4o"i
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23

whom you know and can trust--an,
who will zee that trees sold to you
shall be taken from my nurseri
es In Colchester. Vermont.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
CRo@UErT!
Manufactured by
.TCHN STRAW sTGWfE, VT
They are made Of the BEsr ROCK MAPLE
and put up In Boxes with Locks.
Price $3.50.
NOTICE.

vWvnE undersigned horebv tive notice that III"
y hooks for the subscriptions of stock IN the
Mount Mansfield rurnnike Company" viii h.
onened at the Mt Manifold Hotel. In Stowe on
the 9th day Of Sent a. n 1869, al one o'cloct
p NJ. ana remain open until two thousan dol
lars shall be subscribed 81.
W. II II Bingham. A n. Camp, Geo.W W.
Hondee. orlo cady. Waldo Brigham. 2. B
sawyer--CoNNissIos
stowe. Sept T, 1855. t9w.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23

"A VA HND
BUTTER! BUTTERW
Who does not like to have Good, Nice,
Sacet Butter when they sell
their butter iu the fali2
have been to n Y Dealers. and they
like it MUCH !
Boston dealers say that 1t must be THE Tub
EnQiish & simpson say that IT would ADD c
PER pOUNDt many Dairys,
Montpelier, Vt, Aug, 10.
We the unlersi Cned. nave examined A. IL.
Balley's Patent Butter Tub, and We can ga nest
~ recommend it to ilairymen. as butter we think
must keep much better in hat tue than in any
ether. The c.,st of making itcan DO bat irslc-
tiyn more than the old Style,
PliBE2 &'BEc.,
wv SrirR,
A. TAFr u Co,
j SMITH X STANpIsH, .
BANCROFT & HOLMES,
Read the following voluntary declaration from
wel-kn0wn Boston dealers:
We, the undersigned. Butter and
cheese dealers. have examined = BUrrEH
TUB. invented by Mr.. A. +, Bailey o.
Elmore. Vt. which we copsder admirably
.dap,ed to the purpose for which it l.
resigned. VII. keeping Mtter under brine.
1t can not be extensive, there being n
metal about it. and must answer its pur
pose perfectly
Z. W MITCHELL & Co. Is N Market ST
PUTNAM. MIaGIN & Ur1oN, 20 n MI ST
Nm b HovEY & 90 g 50 Fan,l Hall NJ
'iEo n YgAToN & 20. lS N Market 81.
}gNToN CoyERLY & Co 7 N Market st.
"A D K ELnAM g. Co, 8 4"
j W & } . RANDALL, 9 ="
JoyA. BIGELow e. Co .T.23 Q m
Town. ,cosnsy ana state rights for sale 30 that
a man can make $50 per day have sold but
Ter nut up. In this tub for 50e--lto more than
the going prise. W A. H. BAILEY
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
COMING AGAIN! -
THE SAMATORIAN!

DIR. CRABTREE Will AGAIN VISIT
'ambridge Boro Sept. IA ard Is. T.
johnson, Wednesday, Sept is.
Hyde Park. Thursday q Friday, II and a.
iorrisville. Saturday. 10 t2o).
stowe, Sept 81 d 70.
Waterbury. Wednesday. 20
Montpelier Sept. "a. rs tnd Is
.tichm"nd, Monday, %.
Treating Diseases of ioxg sttAdsae, .rn.
Zee the circulars. Most remarkable cures
done by DE-. CrabtFee in this state II
~ during six years. II. -
His pioneer visit 10 this county more than
net his ex pecati aud this present time be
anticipates large addition 10 his friends and
'atients. His 18th visit to Franklin comfy was
marked by greater numbers of patients than for
nerly. All the papers agree that he Is the most
,uccessful, and "1be only Travelling bocfor who
an re visit places from monihto month and
ear after years Vhe ysrgennes paper says
"He Is Received With Great Favor BY old and
new patients" Nav casos are continually aons
oy his treatment. which are needless TO publish
ne Is SO well know The Mayor OF Vergennes.
,ertiiies DULY 18th Dr. Crabtree, cured him
ast spIing OF very bad cough OF long stand.
ing, and Bronchials Ca arrh." A LADY refer
renee permtte,I) that had prolapsus of IS
ears another with liberation years, Mrs. NJ.
ale Of Barnet, drOp-y and enlarged liver. Miss
!. j. lnman, Peacham, fits years, Cases o.
tickets, st. Wins dance. DEAFNESS, liver aud
hroat diseases. one of tumor OF the neck, u l.2;
inches around 1t NC.
Diseases told at sight. All consultations 81.
Medicine and advice for to s months sl0toSS0
'rabtrees great experience enables him to pre-.
'cribe for MOST cases, with positiveness for ono
70 three months ahead No asthma old hope.
ess cases treated. uz-Patients, zee signs. and
como direct TO room. Any unable to call nay
contract for visit at hons. Only Honorable
practice followed. 80 visit Q months hence.
totf ~, LE1RNARD, Agent.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-23
Rer. IT. d. Beenan, Hyde Payk, IT., 2
sgttiaI gotitts.
ckson'S Catarrh Snuff

AND TRoCHE POWDER.
noEobtfM and Pleasant hemedy IN
H ,,srb Headache, Bad Breath, Hoarse-
""sa Asthma, Coughs Deafness &c.
and ALL DISCOVERS resulting
from COLDS in
n remedy does rot DRY up'ca Cstarh'
,..sns il frees the head 81 :sll offensive
4, quickly removing Bad Breath and Head
4 HLAYS and SO0rHEs the b BURNING,
.riNG CATARRH ; is SO mild and AGREE
n i'm in It's effects that it positively
Lres without SnceXfnS!
H. TROCHE pow DER, 10 pleasant to the
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