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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

AUSTIN & cos
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE.
SPRING CIRCULARS
will be issued and ready for Agents and Gus
toners on and after April 10th, containing the
largest and most liberal Exchange and Premium
List ever issued. -,
Agents Of Clubs of Thirty and upwards, will
have their premiums increased one-tourth when
all the checks are returned. Work for US, anu
we will work for you. Agents wanted every
where. Circulas sent free Address
AUSTIN & CO.,
80 & S6 Federal, and l0I, Ill, ll3
2lwl Congress SITS. Boston, Mass.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

GILLMAN's PULMONARY IRocHEs,
Especially recommended for clssrug tle Throat and
ehainJ howsenes' Much valued by Singers and
Speakers. ~ the best and cheapest. Sold every.
whore by Druggists. Only Is cents pcr box. NAV
be had In any quantity of a
dEo. G. GOODWIN d CO., Boston.
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLEgdorSr|
RAlLlQ No lid


RAlLlQ
Commencing May 7th, 1861 :
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND ElM I
Leave Waterbury at s AZ Aa;!gg
P NJ.
Mail train leaves st. Adams al 6,2jHt
connects at Burlington with the Ratal :
at White River junction and Bellows Eaa
trains Tor Boston, Worcester, spilgfa
with trains on tassumpsic raillOad Ttl-
New York at Las. ,
Day Express leaves Montreal at 5 iOli'
iensburg at 5.3), a M. for Troy andSYf
ing in Boston via Lowell at SOPx =
Night express leaves Ogdenbugh at
". Montreal NJ SO PM. 'arIiyips NSsSs
~ N; connecting ut Bellows ID Z
heshire RAILROAD Tor Boston anil vi
aud with W valley railroad for rpdih
and arriving in New York at $3.50
TRAINS GG.Ed NORTH AND WEI .
Leave Waterbury at 1928 and SAID
and 5.4SP N. 4
bay Express l.lves Boston via I6F
AM. Tor Burlington. Montreal, Uglel,S
the west.
Mail train leaves Bostos via Ovtu--
AM via Lawrence and fitchbuTgha n
springfield AT I 10 A N, i0r BuhNg'
st. Alhan-. &c
&C consolation tram leaves No lhfd,
AN Tor Buringtsn RntIand, Rouse q
Might Express leaves Bellows Fsltas
receising pass myers from Vermo II w
road, leaving New York AZ Il ljPgE-
cheshire railroad leaving Boston al ~ I.
Meeting at White River Junction Vi
leaving Boston at 8 . Pm. for BurIiDga,
treai. ItOuses FONT. and OgdenbuI-
Meeting with Grand Trunk trains tofIal
sleeping cars are attached to all nlA =
Through Tickets fer Chicago and ht
ale at the principal stations. u
| & MERRILhf
st. AltAEs, May II. 1879
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

And all kinds oftln furniture made In work :
manllke manner, Of the hest " stock, and sold for
reasonable prices
~ JOB WORK PROMPTLY ArTENDEDTO. A..
RAGS, HIDES aud the usual lines ef barter tax en-
In exchange and the current rates paid.
CALL MD EXAMINE eur reeds and prices, bc.
fore you GO FL RTuER AND FARE WORSE
q, If.i1 WIN. MAXFIELD.
MOI Hyde Park, March LIST, 1869. l5tr
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FUR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale valuable sugar-or-
chard consisting Of nine acres, with good su. ar
house thereon, two miles from johnson VILLAGE, on
the road to Ii ydo Park, via Perkinsville.
Also, .N
Forty acres pasture, wood and timber land, o!
miles from johnson village.
ALSO,
Che choice building lot Of l-2 acre, on Main Street
johnson village.
ALSO,
Eight acres pasture and tillage land, en- the La
moille river read near johnson Village.
NJ. q. HEATH.
johnson, Feb GOTH 1869. II
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NOTICE.

Whereas my wife, Helen Z. Gallup, has TINS DAY
lott INV ned aid hoard thout just cause OF PoFV
eaten, / hereby fr I'D all persons hilinVii,s ~
trusting her on my acc Jult, a. sLail pay ho u'
Oh p'f oon'''0s'" ROBERT S. GALLUP.
Eden, VT, April 30, 1869. ~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01
THE CHURCH UNION"

l. liz vi OItkil C4NIOAf.
This paper has been recently enlarged to man
lnoth proportions lr IN TIE LARGysr RELIGIOUS
pArER IN THs WORLD l. the leading a. oi tue q.
on Movement, and opposes rtuasin, close COM
nunionisni. excusiveness and church caste. Ii L.
the only paper that publishes iiENRY WARD BEE
uER's Sermons, which II does every week, Just
they delivered without qualification orc5Irec-
ton ny him. 1t advocates universal suffrage un-
on Of christians at the polls; and the rights OF la
or. 1t has the best A .reutuiai Department O
my paper in the world publishes stories for tn,
amily, and for the destruction Of social evils Its
d'torial management Is imporsonal, its writers
md editors from every branch Of the church. and
rom every grade Of society II has been aptiy
termed the frccst organ Of thuu-h In the world.
Such paper, Offering premiums Of Sewing Ma
shines, Dictionaries Appleton Cycupcdia, Pants
lrsans for churches ect., make one IL the best pa
Jers fDf canvas3ers In the world.
Every CONGREGATION ma, obtain Communion
oeivice m or .aa, Melidian, Bible, or Life In
luniice Policy for its Pastor, or almost any othei
ieedlal thing, by club Of subscribers.
send for copy, enclosing i cents, 10 Henry T..
Child. Al Park Row, New-York.
I. s.-Suhscriptons received at this Office
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01
Drugs and Medicines:


I. L. BARNES,
APoTHEcARY AND DRUGGIST
DEALER IL
0a FrT Pa
tent Ned
icines, Chemicals,
Oils, Dye stuff, TarpiSh, q
Pertumery, Toilet Soaps Cologne, :,
Hair Oils, Pomaies, Hair, Teeth q Nail
brushes, Bird Seed, Supporters, (
Shoulder Braces, Bandayes,
Sryinjes 4 Breast
Pumps Of
all
descriptions, fzagriny Extracts, Pure
Spires, DC.
We also keep full line Of
Hc Sc & CARRIAGE PAINTERS
MATERIAL!
including 1, t.,.E
GOLD AND SILVER LEAF, TUBE GO G0LoRs'
FANCY DRY CoLoRS, GOLD FAINT, -
STRIPPING ORNAMENT
ING BRUSHES,
SAND PAPER, and asuPERIoRqusiityo OF GLoE'
Sheet Var and Beautiful Dry Colors tof
Fruit and Fowers.
Pa, ocular attention paid to fitting Trusses.
~ Making the above goods aAspeciaity' we
guarantee the .e.t goods at the lowest prices and
will not be undersold if we know it.
t. F. BARNES, Stowe, Vt.
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,oso s.vr youR Nancy. 1850.
AsS''
frenoie' peih, anu I1p
your comfort gong wa" W IN"
NORTHERN
MP NcpORT
1nANSI OAsA n ~,
COMPAN1'S
r,uo
IVY
Daily hines 81 Sfedne'sf
nay BOAT AND NIGHT BOArI
\EAu,LN-1
M&gxSfMNN
ks3GSt>k
r.ss..S
with 1,ventv First Glass Steamers. Only SIX DAYS
thruu,h to
MAL"AohiE AM 0iiio-A@o'
without ohanse 'i DUH
tS fHf' 'iaS' i'sA''s in'A1N' -'''"'
MOONS!
Leaving 0gdenshurgh every day, Sundays ex-
cepted), On arrival VI noon trains, ior
49, n.
enaeayo, , 'n nsos poat a"S,rsr,, srsnsoa
"CJ. ,t,N fo. (,Ie,'eJaod ~
Toledo, Detroit and intermediate
port,
Passengers md their Families moving west. can
embark with their Luz gage, Teams, stocsS w.
ana lana .os ti nf d'.tinapnn tHus av'dmy
81 =. so p"s Va S ,l ,y c,a es d.
,e gled. s tnor r'tes Tbcsa stc sners
r....;s-a - St.t, PINE o,n,,lv aud
neatly furnished. for First Glass Passengers and
Second Cabins with COOK otOves ahu conli"itS,le
Recommendations for PASSENGERS and fainiiies' VINO
may wish to furnish their own provisions.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01
81, GOOD FOR ONE DOLLAR.

4 AHts viii please cut this cut, and send for par-
icuiars. L.PAkhALEK CO., 73s Samson St.
Swshsatf Phii'as Pas
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01
CANDLES WASHING MACHINE
Read the following
RECOMMENDATIONS
)fwell-known citizens In the county.


WORTHWHILE, W., March 10, 1867
In answer to your enqui-
fics, would say that have had CANDLES Pat
ont Washing Ma, lnc in my family for ABOUT on
year, and that IL gives good satisfaction. TIL,
clothes are cleaned quickly and easily, requiring
little or no RUBBING BY hand
The action If the machine is the most easy and
natural Of any within my knowledge. Another
great point Is the clothes are not worn n.aIly Ma
much us by hand washing. Il wv
| think the machine will pay for itself in saving
Of labor and clothes in very short time,
af a y. J.SAFF0RD. 6
Candles Washing Machine is Just tho machine
every family should have. Lave haa ule of tleIu
Ia use ia IN house for ono car anu think IL Is tht
best thing Tor washing clothes ever saw Also a
DX GILBERT. .
Morrisvlllc, May I'd, 1869. q ts3 t4TT9lItf
Man. p. Gaour-sIR, a. Is fse1frn
have used one of Gam
blc's Washing Machines manuacnufud by you, lii
the Hotel for tho past year, una consider II ono 81
the great laDOf-saying machines OF the a-c. There
is and tear II cutlits, aud II will cave unt
lialf the LABOR 81 washing, the ordinary WAY oftug
aud sciuo buard. Every family viii shVc the piTe
Of Machine IN year 10 wear and tear a clothes
Would not sell the one have for iiity dollars II
cos.d net set anpther' ro5f1f y. III. lllisit 4
This Is to certify That
have used the Gamble Washing Maehine. made and
gold by y.u, for the past year and bayt und II full
lyup 10 the recommends, and auafi ny nfacnt
think now IN use. ! think they will Aear . COCA
tost, and furthermore ifany Ledy will takqapd try
one, they viii never return H.
a '''p LTSaSStG. WooDwoHTu.
N. p CIRCUIT, Proprietor,
:. Aud Manufacturer for Lsuoilis County.
Adlreea Worthwhile, Va siHHas4 ~ ~ b1dVil
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

II Is unriva'lcd for washing -
fLANNELS AND WVoLEN GOODS,
As II does not siri,k them.
IA bleachcr IL is unsurpassod--itw do IL beau
tlfuly.
1t is perfectly simple in all its parts. ~
.sItwill last for years,--being manufactured from
best copper.
1t will not get out of order.
II takes less soap.
1t saves fuel.
It takes up no extra room in the house, as It can
30 kept In the boiler.
1t Ia so cheap that no family can do without II.
u makes washing day pleasure instead Of
dread
y Gan be fitted to oval or round boiler, and all
sizes brass kettles.
" Orders sent TO as nth size and
shape Of boiler eW meet ,c;A prompt a.
tenti0a.
FULL DIRECTIONS FOR USING
accompany each machine.
IL Ill PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED -fE1
against selling dealing In said machine In this
cduaty, without special order. from '9f"R
THE SOLE pR0rRlEroRs Gr La,noilo Co. vt,
STAFFORD & ELLINGTON,
" ssewc, VI.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

WANTED!
Fifty Agents Wanted lnH'p
Canvass for :
SnEswIS's FAMILY PorAro W.
4 Neat AMI Convenient Article, tASpl
20 go ITO Every Family in the l'Aq
surpass it. 1t will wash a ptck y !
ONE MINUTE without wetting nc IlaF' II
pan or basket being required. TONI ,ilT ;
# Vermont would say; Dy ~
ANY OTHER TILL YOU SCI ilih b
WILL CERTAINLY WANT OAh y
.lddross L. b. SlIERWlN, hyuu'
THE MONT .a,
MANUFACTURE
Wholesale Booksellers, StationeIs' Nv =
Look aGd Paper Makes
cLAREMOSr, Nh
Orders solicited for any Mind 4 RANK RIM, =
All Sizes and Qualities Of WIle i VI :
Every Variety IL Wrapp,ns ~
All kinds Ct School b ,,.ss N
Every New Book ra'ip,I..s
Pens, Pencils, Envelgpes, nis--
jobs VI Binding, Re-olnalns IN
Ink, etc. Highest Cash pIn,cai FG ~
LKMuEL Nh
Ciarcmont. N. II. I. !" oVp'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-01

~ iyl Hn ti'5fft. fass..l IA
~-s* 49, ittsN s I
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-16
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

This long tried and peculiar remedy is again
called 10 the attention oithe public. As often
as the yearrolls around, the proprieiorf annually
make their bow to the people, and remind them
that amongst the many things required for the
health. comfort and sustenshce of tho family
through the long and tedious months OF winter.
Goes Cough Balsam should not BE forgotten
For years it has been household medicine-and
mothers anxious forthe safety Of their children.
and all who sdfIer from aay disease of the throat
or chest and lungs. can not afford to be without
it. In addition to the ordinary four ounce SO
long in the ma ket, we now furnish our family
manmot tn size BOTTLES, which will, in common
with the other size. be found at all the drug
stored.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-16
Real Estate
VALUABLE FARM
STOCK FOR SALE
INJOHNSON, VERMONT.
Situated on the Line of the Proposed
RAILROAD FROM PORTLAND TO
-- OGDENSBURGH!
STOCK FOR SALE

In what is known as " the Whiting neighbor-
hood y one inie from the village, Where is located
a luurshing stats Normal School, three churches
aud all the coveniences Ct 4 first class Vermont
village.
Suid farm contains about l75 acres Of excellent
land suitahly divided into tilla.e, pasturage, and
woodland-well watgred with excclient and nev.l
failing water.
The. is n GOOD sugar otchard Of about 400 trees;
a large lot Of thrifty young apple trees, some bl
them In bearing cond tom also cherries pums, red
and white currants. aud other fruits in abundance.
On the farm are two sets of buildings consisting
Of house, arms, and other out bindings, and stn'
ated about 80 rods apart one house and nearly new
and we'll finished, the other house and bnildin IS in
fair milton and either place quito near
the district school house.
Having until recently been two distinct farms,
they will he sold such together as would best
suit purchaser.
On the farm and for sale, either with the farm or
separately, are eleven Cows, one pair Of Steers
coming three, one Heier one 3.1 blood Durham Bull
same age, also one Heifer-coming two, and five
Calves.
Also, Hay sufficient to winter out the stock $50
bushels Oats, and Quantity Of Corn and other
grain
Also, nearly new Buckeye Moving Machine in
good repair with the usual variety Of Farming I'M
PIGMENTS Sap pans, and Other Sugaring apparatus.
Also, ono Pew and HOrse-shed at the CUngreg a.
tional Church.
As the above property MUST BE DISPOSED OF
PREVIOUS TO THE FIRST OF MARCH, NEXT,
either Mt Private Sale or Auction, any wishing
GAIN, and ON EASY TERM; if desired Inquire OF
subscriber on the premises. Str
johnson, VT. Jan. is. 1869.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-16

PRANG's AMERICAN CHRoMos are fac
SMILES of Oil and Water Color Paintings
by the best masters, They arc artistic
copies; and, in most cases, fully equal to
the originals. An eminent critic says OF
our Chromos of Taits Groups:-
"Mr. Louis Prang, of Boston, of whose efforts
to disseminate through The county, faithful cop
les Of our wild flowers, butterflies, moths and
birds, in such pretty forms, and so cheaply, as
to drive out of tho market all inferior publicl-
tons, has Just issued n acknowledgement in oils
Of one of Mr.. +. A. Tait's clever little pictures
The chrome Autograph is a perfect fac-simile Of
the orr ginal painting, reproducing not only the
brush marks, but the very lines Of the canvas,
in way that surprises by its ingenuity Mr..
PLang tles with all his might 20 make his imi-
tations absolutely deceptive, not for the purpose
of deceising, bnt In order to put faithful copies,
'as good as the originals within the reach Of
small purses. lie brings to the work, knowledge,
business energy, and enthusiasm, and what is
more, generous spirit to art and artists, which
is very pleasant to meet with. He has cur cor
dial thanks for what he has already done, and
we trust he will 10 his best to educate the class
he works fol-, in the love Of what is true, as well
as beautiful
Group of Chickens, (10xl2 inchos,) $500
Group of Ducklings. $500
Group of quails, $500
Ask for them at the Art Stores, and Book
Stores.
Our Chromos are sent free, to any address,
within the U. s., east Of the Mississippi on re-
ceipt of price.
--Prang' Chrome Journal, - issued quarter
ly, contains u complete descriptive cat dogue Of
our Chromcs, with special information about
the art. Specimen copies of. the Journal sent to
my address on receipt Of stamp.
1872 i. PRANG & CO., Boston.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-16
SPLENDID FARM
FOR SALE !


A rare chance to secure
A LUXURIOUS AND PROFITABLE HOME !!
The homestead of the late CALVIN WHITING
of johnson, is now to be sold. Said farm is
situated on the Lamoille River, on the highway
leading from johnson to Hyde Park, also on the
route of the proposed Lamoille Valley II, r. 1t
is two miles from johnson, where is located n
State Normal School, in very Aourshing con-
dition District School within mile.
The Buildings are new, large and elegant,
and finished throughout in the most thorough
manner neyer-failing water running into both
house and barn. A large variety of FRUIT
TREES and Vines in a thrifty condition,-set
last Spring. The land is in high state of cul-
tivation, well fenced, and will be sold in guam
tity to suit the purchaser Plenty of wood and
timber, including fine Sugar Orchard. Also
a back pasture containing SO acres, well fenced
and watercd. Horses, Oxen, Cows and young
Cattle, with hay and grain, (including rs bush
els of corn) Dairy and Farming Tools, sold with
the place If desired.
Possession given to suit the purchaser. Terms
easy, Apply to
i. J. BAKER, ADMINISTRATOR, johnson, VT
January 10th, 1869. 7tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-16
The Indictment Season,

VI AND ITS EFFECTS ON THE WEAK AND FEEBLE.
lie drafts which searching cold makes
non the vital powers Of the debitatcd and deli
ate are not less se' ere than the drain upon their
(tngth caused 10y excessive heat The vast
epsrity between the temperature Of ovcr-hcatod
IONS and Offices, ut this season, and the flig
VI OF the outer air, is IL fruitful source Of weak
Ms. To fortify the body against the e. il COLI
1ueuces of the snlden alterations Of hett and
Qn referred tc, the Nital organization shOilll be
Gengthened and endowed with extra resistant
|0wer by the use use Of Wholesome in, igorant;
ID, of all prcparations>for this purpose, (whe-
lei embraced in the regular pharmlcopoi,, or
|dsertised in the public Journalist there is none
AAt will compare in purity and excellence with
<aSfBITER'S STOMACH BIfTERS. Acting
||rectly upon the organ whice converts the food
70 the fuel of life, the preparation imparts to
- tone and yigor which is communicated to ev-
III fibre of the frame The digestive function
ing accelerated by its tonic operation, the liv-
Tregulated by its anti-bili0us properties, and
- waste matter of the system carried off pune
lily by its mild apercnt action, the whole Or
|<Banizltion will necessarily be in tina best pos
dc condition TO meet the shocks of winter and
~ sudden changes Of temperature The weak
w sensitive, especially, cannot encounter these
|leissitudes with sfety, unless their tender sGs-
o1ns are strengthened and braced by artii;ial
neans. Every liquor sold as staple of trade
3 adulteratcd, and, were it otherwise, mere al
|ohcl is simply temporary cxcitant, which,
xhen its first effects have subsidized, leaves the
)hgsicll powers (and the mind as well, } in y
fdrse condition than before. H)STETrER'S
TIERS, on the other hlnd, contain the essen
~ properties of the most valuable tonic and at
eratiyo roots, banks and herbs, and their active
'rincipal is the mellowest, least exciting, and
15st inocaous of all ditfusye stimulants.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-16
: Legal Notices.
IF. ANDtETsj } Iamoile County Court Of
VS.. Chancery, May Term, A.

l. L. hNDpb"Dj E'"oiio N'sv 80
W. H. G. ATKINS. D, 1869.
Whereas, /. G. Andrews, of Johnson, in the
county of Lamoillc, hath filed his petition Of
foreclosure in the office Of the County Clerk in
and for said Llmoille county, IN this 18th day
of January, A. D. 1869, setting forthin substance
that ON the lstday of September a. ID. 1860, one
W. II. G.. Atkins, then of siid johnson, was
Justly Indebted to the said Andrews, petitioner,
in the sum of two hundred and twenty-five dol
lars, specified in five promissOry notes of that
date. and that in order to secure the payment u
sud sum, the said Atkins, on sud LIST day q
September, gave the iii petitioner mortg lge
of certain land and premies in johnson, deseilI-
ed as fellows: The same and all the land which
the said Andrews decided to the said Atkins on
the said LIST day of September, A. u. ls65, being
four acres, more or less, with siw-niil tn ror,
reference being made to the deed 1 un nd An
diews to said Atkins for more pricul, IT dcsc lp-
ion of the premises; that the said sum of money
mentioned in said mortgage dee |, or any put
tn ,reof has never been paid to the sud Ard eSs,
although the time of p lymtnt has leng since ex
pired and praying that the S I'D Atkins be for :
closed from all equity Of re lemption in and 10
said mortcaged premises And it lavi 2 been
made to aDpelr that the sad W. II. G. A kins,
has gone beyand the limits of the State Of YER
mont, so that legal process connot be served up
on him in the usual form by proper ofilcer,-
it is herebp ordered that the slii W. II. u. At
kins be notified of the proceeding of this petition
for foreclosure, by the publication of the sub
strnce of saii petition, and this order for three
weeks successfully in the ''Llmoille Newsletter
a newspaper printed at Hyde Park, in said
Lamoille county, the last of which publication
shall be at least weeks before the time of hold
ing said Conrt, and to appear before the honora-
BILE Court of Chanoery next TO be holden at Hyde
Park within and for said county of Llmoille, on
the 4th Tuesday in May, A. D. 1869, then and
there in slid Court to answer unto said petition
of foreclosure, and further to stand and abide
such ORDER direction and decree therein as to the
Court shall seem meet.
Given under my hand this 28th day Of Janu-
ary. A. d. 1869, at the Clerks office in said
county Of Lamoillc. Il. b. SAWYER, Clerk.
| NJ. o, HEATH, Solicitor for Orator. II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-16
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.
SPEEDY CURE OF WHoOpING COUGH.

J. w. PICKETT, Esq, Brooklyn, MY.
am net in tine hi lit If taking advertised mcdl-
cincs nor Of certifying to their curatv. eff. cts when
they come under my observation; Tut i feel con-
strained to male an exception In favor of DUDD'S
NERpINEAND lNVIu0RATOR, u medicine have
used in my family for some time past My little
dau shter has been suffering from severe Whooping
COu h for several weeks, and was so much broken
Of rest at MI hit that-9y excess We coughing nd
loss OF sleep-her constitution and general health
seemed B. sje giving away. Various remedies were
recommended by Intimate mel shbUis but nothing
tried until our attention was called by physi-
elan not now in practice 10 DOdd's Nervine. This
wei procuredsand commenced using the medicine
at once with an effect immediate and surprising.
As the commissions were hardest at night, we began
by giving the Nervine ON her going to bed. The
FIRST dose administered made It's impression; the
cough became less lrequeEt and very much less Sc
vere---she soon got her accustomed seep-rapidly
revived IN health and vigur-and in few days was
well as ever. What was left Of the whOoping
cou Oh was thereafter Of no trouble. OF course cam
not hut consider DOdd's Nervine aud lnvgorat0r nm
invaluable remedy for this distressing malady. /
may add, that have since recommended II 10 seve-
raj family friends In like circumstances, and have
found ID In every 10 he equally successful IL
needs only to be known 10 como into universal de-
mand. j. w. PICKETT,
Fof sale BY Druggists. Price 81. l3iw
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-16
fFRoM LESTER sExToN.1
A GREAT BLESSING.

From Rev. l. L. Ward, Avon, Lcraih co. o.
MES. RS. STRONG Il ARMSTRONG,
Gentlemen-lt gives me pleasure to state that
my wife has derived great benefit from the use
Of Coes dyspepsia care she has been tor num-
Der Of years greatly troubled With dyspepsia. ac-
companied with violent paroxsms ofconstpation
which so prostrated her that she was all tho
while Tor months, unable to do anything; sha
took, at your Instance. Goes dyspepsia cure
and has derived great benefit from IT., and /
now comparatively well she regards this med
icine as great blessing. Truly yours.
Jan. 10, 1868. l.. +. WARD.