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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

GREAT FREsHEr IN PENNsYLvANIA.-We learn
from the Pennsylvania papers, that the canal and
locks for BIB miles in extent, together with = part
Of the town Of Holidays urg, have been destroy
ed by freshet, occasioned by great ram ON
MONDAY, the 18th ult. Several lives were lost,
and number Of canal boats together with their
cargoes are either destroyed or greatly injured.
A correspondent Of Bickncirs Reporter, writing
from Harrisburgh, Pa says: "Messrs Stevens
and Dickev are on the ground, and will undoabied-
Nv make all the necessary arrangements Tor the
repairs at once. They are prompt and energcs'c
men, and will see at once what must be DONE In
the mean time. understand that there wiii be no
serious DELAY in the travel and transportation, rs
il is intended TO put stages and teams upon the
road. from few miles this side Of Huntingdon,
Newton HamiI,on) to HoIiidaystu by the
Sta,e.- The cost Of repairing the damage done
on the public works, is estimated At foss AssdreA
tkossand dollars
GIVE have received the first number Of ss1he
La-Porte County whig," published at La-Port-,
Ind by J. NJ. Stuart and s. C. Clisbe. Il is .
neatly printed paper-imperial size-in politics
purely Wing. May the enterPrising ccsdoesors
Of the Wing, be blessed with lots Of subscribers,
who viii make it their first duty t. pay n adeasce
QUxar.-sWky II tie d-ldo.t yos esesaase'
Conc ahead" The above eeafle interrosasosJ
appcarcsh on the margin Of the last Careless
Patriot, publish ed Ia Greensborough, n. G. Web,
truly. and verify, we did think al along that We
were exchanging, until the above hint rem'oded
to take peep at our list, when, b! and bso'd
the @Patros ;" like the paerioesc eelebesaioa Of de
FOURTH OF JULY, in this Pa1sisfic Borough
COMO Up n.'ssiSes =
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

i osessisus tsPsr used n usurn aboue not
Aavicg sssgshs pais 81 eyes; ono beia9 black,
60 - sthss. iigks Aassa "ls y lucky Cor yoa,"
1sp6ed - fsised, .fos II ysss eyes had bees
1sanlss, Zses aoes would have ST them on fics
sssR see"
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

krnauAxE.--A Sigh, quakiny and Sinking
of Mother II ,h was v,xpe.ie'tccd by s/kcrai
Of our ci,izeA on MonN ~ nigh, iasH bft~een
the hours Of II md II ok Ihsfk WV IVA, % IN.
were W idc awake, that it AS S,6all sPrnk|r>ot
uap Earthquake.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-07-07

0OCt6DOC, -
trsths sometimes proceed from the Mss
moet DEPRIVED men. The compan esr
S.U. is equivalent to my proving = -
thus: .sThat's GOOSE" s. U:
puape ~ 10 be found in voltaire, p
says: "Thai's goose !" therefore ,.
ple,e inf5iel The other quotations q
sufficiently answered hy my essays q - y
8. u. is determined, fine can, 70 get ~ ~
infiiciisy around me; il IS really l"oss 49,
ness his spider.like siratagens. ne
orc Of Wcbs'er's definitions Of iniidessC;
have never denied 1.-The inspirafIos 9!
tures" that thread Of the web u too
me- Then nc tries another scheme,
his web, 20 that cast approach ne
out going shrougi it: InfSdeIiiy nov 11ssSS
Iies ing tho Bible Is not the word o.
ms try the strength Of the web herr -
not be ssea an 1nfdei, rsfher shse - - :
sword OF the epirit" y the Bible; -
athe sword Of the spirit, which = ~. ~ 80
Who would not be ssrA an 1u6deI, ~ II
l;eve the worlds were formed BY
saw. Paul: "ihe worlds were fssa's6
Of Cod Who would not be sscs y l1a -
or than believe tho christian - e.
the Bible; for says Peter, -teinG bcss
word Of 0od.n Who word NOT De
rather than believe fhss n the oef.S
Bible, and the Bible wss wifh Co e. - !
vas God; for says Jo6s: His sne .se!Si
the word, snd The word wss 30 - = n. e
was God" In Kevelsiioes ~ -
saw heaven opened, and bs1els - sSi66f
be that sat upoe hi@, uas
truc.-snd his name . eaIIed ~ ~
Here sbcn, agreeabiy 70 5: ". ~ \
riding upon White hsssc -. = -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-06

new. The getting into the ballot boxes me
votes of aliens and others, has been heretofore
nracticed extensively in the CITY OF view YORK, as
well also as the system Of double voting, asysem
rvb;ch the Infamous Barton undertook at the last
oo,;on in New Hampshire, to transplant into that
SCI while the system of frightening and absolute
~ aV5cIudng the Wings from the polls, has here
,S1Gre been extensively practiced at Baltimore,
~ ,ho suburbs ofPhadeIphia, and some ether plo-
.Li c.LY
tho PROCURING FALSE RETURNS, and the sUBsTITU-
rIoN OF FALSE BALLOT BOXES, these are things en-
,;reIv new -and they are contrivances which may
we'll make tremble for the permanency of our
political institutions. The limited extent of fraud
which practicable upon the old plan, and by
the three means first above enumerated, it was
possible to endure, because it was mted but this
new scheme Of false returns and false ballot boxes
includes in in itself no limit whalev er,-no limit
except the forbearance and moderation OF those who
have invented it, and who have thus attempted to
invest themselves with the power ofcreating at any
and at all times, popular majority in their favor.
With this power if they allowed to assume il,
and to exercise it, they become DEsPeTs; become
SLAVES, at their mercy; and the form of voting, is
TO be solemn farce, like that by
which the emperor Augustus Cesar, and his impe-
rial SUCCESSORS annually elected TO the office
of Counsils.-Boston Illus.
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From the .aibany Epe. Journal.

Nicholas Biddle the fiscal agent ofthe Govern
ment.-The Globe, the Argus and their colared
echoes, vehement in their denunciatons .oi
the United States Bank. Locofoco Conventions
are passing Resolutions in favor ola divorce OF
the government from Banks" The followers OF
Van Buren, impudentiy assert that the Sub
Treasury Scheme is in actual operation. Indeed
the "Real Issue" before the People is whether
they will sustain the administration in discon tin
uing the use Of Banks
And yet there is nothing but pulpable gross,
monstrous fasehood in all these professions and
pledges The whole is cheat The very
"Jbfonster' which the people are called upon TO
strange is now in the employment Of the Gov
ernment! Nicholas Biddle is now the Fiscal
A gent ofthe United States! Here is the evidence
in the form of n CIRCULAR, addressed by a
Department at Washington, to the Officers ofthe
Army.
"Paymaster Generals Office, I
lciRcoIAHl Washington, Oct. 9th 1888.
"Sir-Arrangemen having been made with
the UNITED STATES BANK TO pay the
Treasurer's drafts to certain amount at differ
ent places and it being preferable to claimants,
and in some cases MORE CONVENIENT
THAN SPECIE; You will, should you receive
drafts on that Bank or its agents, make as many
of yonr payments by check as you can, which
will give the receiver the option OF taking paper
or specie; AND THE DEPARTMENT HAS
NO OBJECTION TO YOUR USING THE
PAPER OF THAT BANK IN ALL YOUR
PAYMENTS, so far as il can be done legally
Respectfully your obj. serv't.
'N. TOWSON, p. M. G."
The circular exposes the shallow pretences OF
our Denagogue Rulers. 1t shows how empty
and hollow are all their professions. Van Buren,
stands pledgedho U N e q M PR 0 M Isl N q
HOSTILITY TO THE UNITED STATES
BANK and yet in the face Of his pledge, ne
employs the Bank the United States as the
Agent of the Government And while they
pretend that FALL payment are made in specie,
here is an officiaI authority from the Treasury
Department to use the paper ofthe United States
Bank in all payments.
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NB AgEsSa

| In Bath. the inst, Widow BETsEY SHAW,
relict of WIN Shaw, aged 4S-also, the same
day, DANIEL SHAW, aged IL, Of the above.
Both expired apparently at the same moment
In DanvilIe, on the 2Sth ul. Betsey, wife ofMr
Theophilus Drew, aged 40 years.
In Colebrook, N H., Mrs Mary Home s, wife Of
Rev. VIM. E. Holmes, 25.-Mrs Holmes was
daughter fHon. Judge Niles, of Yves, Farlee VT
In Shelburn VT. on the 26the ut. of Consump-
lion, Mr. Ely Thayer, aged Go years; this being tho
sixth out of the family in six years of the
plant
In Bruintree, Oct, "a, Mrs Mary Spear, wife Of
Joseph Spear, aged 4S.
In Calais, Sept 81, Mr. Apheus Bliss, aged &c.
In Woodstock 2Ist ult. Widow Chloe Darling in
the I'D year of her age, On the 22d, Mrs Hope
Bradley, wife of Mr. John w. Bradley, aged 43.
MIR Joseph Lancaster, author ofthe Lancasterian
system of education, was run over by horse and
gig in the streets Of N, York last week, and has
since died of his wounds.
In Thornton, Oct %, after a short and distress
ing illness Of sixteen hours, Charles Carroll only
child of Capt Francis II. Drew, aged IS months,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-06

From CANADA there are nothing but contra
dlctory and conflicting accounts, from which
only one thing certain can be gleaned-that is,
that the people there are in a tremendous fright.
If we are to believe The Montreal papers, nearly
all OF the royaliss again to be caeh out.
Their boosted army of "15, 900 Regulars" it ap-
pears, is no security against their getting their
throat cut The Herald says that three martello
towers are TO be built Immediately ut Co
tean Baron, near the new Jail and on comman
ding position on the Fachine road, and to be
furnished with sixty-four Founders swiveIs.
A vessel arrived at Quebec on Saturday hav-
ing on board 1000 mlskets with other warlke
stores.
The search for Theler and Dodge appears to
be given up.
An Ordinance has been promulg gated at Mon
trea' requiring all keepers ofhotes. inns, taverns,
and boarding houses in the city and Suburbs OF
Montreal requiring them after the Both October
INST to file daily, at the Police Office, before the
hour OF Ten in the Morning, list contuiring
the Names and residence of any Strangers. (which
may now reside, or hereafter arrive at their re-
spective Houses.
IheHeratd of Tuesday says that it had been as
sured on good authority, that up 10 Saturday al
noon Sir John Coborne had given orders, in
consequence of the apprehended rebellion,
which will cost little less than million ofpounds
sterling. burlington Sentinel.
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A divorce was Iaaly granted by the Court a,
Quebec, to who gave in plea that she
could not speak understand one word OF French,
nor her husband one word Of English They had
been married four days Quere. How id they
manage their counting business?
The Legislature IF New Jersey, Friday las;
reappointed Mr. Pennington, Governor of that
State. Several other appointments were also
made by the same body,--the generally stan.
ding about 40 Wings to "a Van Buren,.
One OF those shameful riots, SO common few
years ago, took place in Dandy, Conn. last we elk.
An abolitionists from New York was delivering a
lecture in the Baptist church,, when mob assem-
bled outside, and dispersed the meeting by means
of stones, brick bats and rotten eggs. The windows
smashed in, and the lecturer beat retreat
with unsavory garments
The Mount Holly, N. J. Herald says,-"NTr,
Joseph White, Of this town, from one vine, raised
~ of the large species of Pumpkins, the weight of
which amounts, 10 1882 pounds. The largest weighs
149, and the next 1870. The seed was planted in
garden without the hill being MANFRED
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-06

SUB Treasury in .aJfica.-The tribes are alike,
all the world over, and those in Barbary have as
much SIKH and as little honesty those in our
own country. Aakim Amonda, ii Sub -Treasur-
er employed by the French at Constantine, has
been detected in embellishments to the amount
of 2OO,0OO francs. Should he conclude TO flee
to this country we need not recommend him TO
the patronage of the administration; he will
bring his own recommendation with him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-06
BRIGHTON MARKET.
Monday, Oct. 90, 1888.

TReported for the Boston Patriot.
AT market 1850 Beef Cattle, 100 Stores, 1900
Sheep; and $3.50 Swine.
Prices. Beef Cattle We quote conform TO
last weeks prices, viz: first quality 7 so, second
quality rs 81; third quality rs %.
Bd'rciiing Cnttle.-We quote Mess at 70,
No at rs So
Stores earlngs 50 ID; two year old slS 90;
three year old 500 80.
Sheep-We quote lots Mt from l 81, SO, / 90,
~, 2 81, US, SO and 25.
Swine Lots to redde at 6 Ia 3 for Sows,
and Ia a 7 l-2 for Barrows. At retail, 8 l-2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-06
VERMONT ANTlsLAvERY SOCIETY

The semi-annual meeting of this Society was
held agreeaby to notice at the Free Church, in
Montpelier, Oct 24th, 1888.
On motion, the following gentlemen were appon-
ted Business Committee: Hon. VIM. p. Briggs,
Professor James Dean, Alvan Stuart, Esq. Hon.
BATES Turner, c. l.. Knapp, Esq. II, L. Robinson,
E. D. Barber, Esq.
The following resolutions adopted, VIZ:
believing in the explicit declaration Of Scripture
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-06
Buffalo Robes.
&araYeG OF StnhcRa

ENROM the Enclosure of the Subscriber on or a.
IL bout the 1st inst. a year old sorel Horse with
light tail and Names white stripe in its face
Whoever will give information TO the Subscriber
or TO Horace Halves, Passumpsic village, Barnet,
where said Horse may be found, shall be suitably
rewarded.
JP FOSTER.
Waterford. Nov. Sd, 1898. 66-5w
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AZ A So &B ga

In St. Johnsbury, the % ult., Master Job w
Page, TO Miss Kelsey Wheeler: both of Dauville.
In New Market, N. II. Dir Joseph Denson oil
CRANKY. VT. to Miss Nancy Smith of New Market
In MOultonborough N. III. Mr. Lorenzo ID. Rug
giles of Sutton, VT. to Miss Evra B. futile of Sand
witch.
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Ees.. Fed ward Clark,

YSICI.A.N AND SURG COW,
NX7OULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of
wv Lyndon and vicinity, that lie has located
himself at Lyndon Corner, opposite the Hotel,
where he will at all times be ready to attend to calls
in the line of his Profession
Furthermore, he will say to the people of Lyn-
don and vicinity, that first having attended to a
regular course of Medical studies, and since having
been in regular practice for fourteen years. he Fat:
ters himself by faithful application to business he
shall lie able TO discharge the duties of his Profess
sion with credit TO himself and advantage to the
people.
Lyndon Corner. Oct. 25 1888. G5--1y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-06

BURIAL OF BLACK HAwK.-A few days ago
we announced the death of this celebrated chief
The Iowa Gazette gives the following account
Of his burial
His body, we understand, was not inferred,
but was placed on the earth in sitting posture,
with his cane clenched in his hand, enclosed
with slabs, or rails. This is the manner in which
chiefs of the Sac nation are usually buried, and
was done at his own special request. consd-
cradle number of whites, we und erstand, were
present at this disposition of his remains.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-06
SEREDED a. .DEVVETvF

HAVE the pleasure of informing their custom
Il IL ers, aud the Gentlemen and Ladies of st.
Johnsbury and vicinity, that their assortment Of
Goods is now quite extensive, comprising almost
every article usually called for at this of the
year. We believe that all who will call and ex-
anime our Goods will be satisfied that they are
well selected and prices Gerry reasonable, and all in
want OF Goods are invited to call and make the ex
animation We can assure those who may favor
us with their custom that no pains will be spared
on our part to give entire satisfaction. Butter.
Cheese, Maple Sugar, Dried Apple, Grain of all
Grey Cloth, Tow Cloth Live Geese Feathers, &c.
aSc. received in exchange Tor Goods. Cash not re-
fused We also desire the privilege OF charging
them to such as are responsible for the pay, and TOR
suchwe would ythat all reasonable dulgence will
be gwen. In short, would assure all, that no
one doing business with shall have just cause of
COMPLAINT In conclusion we would say, call and
see and if examination you not satisfied that
you will do well to purchase, why there no
compuIsion you know, and on our part there shall
be no cross jOoks.
ST Johrsbury Plain, Oct. 8, 1898. 62.
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More New Goods.

FHNHE subscribers have this day received from
n Boston an additional supply of GOODS, a.
mong them will he found Aepine, Cnneteens,
Camblets, Cnlicoes-.splendid style--BROAD-
CLOTHS, prime assortment Those in want of
low priced, or high priced, worth fiom to $40
per yard, will do we'll to look of ours previous to
purchasing. prime assortment of CABS, Boa
Ties, bale prime
Hsssafal0 Robes,
superior winter strained Oil, Teas Coffee, Loaf
Sugar. &c &c.-all which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms Ladies' and Gentlemen, please
call and examine.
SHEDD u JEWETT
ST Johnsbury Oct 25 1888 &C
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-06

LYCEUM-ths, Tuesday evening, at o'clock
at the school house. Question-Would it be ex-
pedient for the Legislature to enact a law inter-
dieting the traffic in Intoxicating drinks, TO be used
as a beverage?'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-06

The steamboat law is executed with energetic
promptitudo and decision at Mobile. Nearly
every boat at that city, whether going up the or
or to New Orleans has been condemned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-06

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION-4th DRIsr.
AT The Democratic Wing Convention for the 18th
District, holden al Cambridge,
MOuR. STEPHEN ROYCE.
was nominated acanddate for Congress. Elec-
ton next Tuesday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-06

This may certify that have used this last winter
four different kinds of Cooking Stoves, and find
by experience that Hayward's Patent is the cheap
est, (requirng less fuel the most convenient and
useful, and think it the hest in in New
England TIMO. HASELTINE.
Barnet Oct, 25 1888.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-06
EHayward's Improved
& 90 k ing Stoves.

TUNIlE subscribers would inform the public that
IL they manufacture and keep on hand for sale,
at their shop in Barnet, Passumpsic Village, v,
COOKING SLOPES,
of superior model, as they believe, to any In
use. They are constructed that the heat is
qually applied to the oven for baking, and at the
same time to all the boilers without any Interrupt
ton either process. In this important particular
they believed to be perfect article of the
kind than has before been offered to the public
But a SM.4LL QUANTITY OF FUEL is required,
as the whole OF the heat is expended in the differ
ent operations of the Stove aoithout any aoaste
They have also on hand, a variety Of the most
approved patterns Of Stoves,
FarlOr 81 BOX, and Stove Pipe,
as cheap can be afforded
Wherever the above mentioned Cooking Stoves
have been used, general appreciation renders re-
communication unnecessary; where they have not,
purchasers are requested to call and examine for
themselves previous 10 purchasing elsewhere
DANIEL l.. JACKSON e. co.
Barnet, Oct 1888 65-tf
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ParlOr 81 BOX, and Stove Pipe
RECOMMENDATIONS

RECOMMENDATIONS.
This certifes that we have used Haywurd's I'm
proved Cooking Stoves, and recommend thom
to the public very useful and think supe.
r0r to any thing of tho kind now in use.
JERREB KENDALL,
ALANSON SHOREY<
BENAIAH SANBORN,
HIRAM HOUGHTON
LEONARD WOODS,
RILEY WOODS. .
MILES SHOREY.
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Paints and 1--we Stufs:

L. l. and Western SALT at Z 6per bushel;
STOVE PIPE and KNEES, and SHEET IRON.
All of the above goods, together with variety
Of others, will be sold the reasonable terms
| for cash credit. Gentlemen and Ladies are in
| ved to call and examine Goods and prices, and
are assured that they will be sold low. No mis-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05
OhRIs TOOTH PAsTE-An elegant ana m
Chatham Circulating Library


~ THE subscribers beg leave respectfully 10 inform their
friends the public they have just reopened e~ above
establishment after making many alterations and additions
s The prepared and ready 10 accommodate those
who may be pleased favor them with their patronage
Hitherto had liberal share of public support and
they hope from their late important improvements and by
The Library present contains 5000 vslumes works
Of felton, and the intention Of the subscribers 10 enlarge II
time OF their patrons may deem II
necessary. II systematically arranged, and comprises the
works the following sub
jec-Hsery Biography Voyages and Travels Natural HIS.
tory, Natural Experimental Philosophy, Classical and
Miscellaneous In addition to the foregoing they
would particularly call the attention OF the reading
community their extensive collection OF works OF hcton
Perhaps Library in the city produce greater or
varied coectsnNe effort expense has been spared
render this department Of their Library complete pos
sble contains present 500 this subject
aad daily receiving accessons OF works from the
both Of this corsy and Europe is also supplied with IS
American and European Periodical works Together with ne
collection Of SOC Plays acting and standsrd.
In conclusion they beg leave that exertoDs
their shall be wasting make d cir Library superior
possible TO any In the city and thereby reaserag the
verify of general patronage asd support.
elS-u j. l. III. q. LANGLEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05
IMPoRTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
NEW MEDTCINE.

~ PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS rev
and invaluable Medicins or al disease. arising from impnr
also substitute for Mercury Cstbarc in Fever, and
all Bilious Affections.
These popular Pills combination Of newly discovered
Alkaline ubsarce extracted from the Tomato Plart; With
and d6use Its Effects and believed to be the best Ate
tive and Cahartic Medicine discovered They have
been ahundanty and successfully tried and have received
universal appreciation for scroua Dyspepsia Jsundice Bill
Diseases 0rsve Rhcumst, Coughs Celds Influenza,
Catarh Nervous diseases, Acid stomscbs osndusr swell
lsgs Of all kinds Cestvcness, Collie Head ache nc &c.
An Artidote IN Conts AID Epidemic Diseases to
the formation Of Bsus aud Liver Affections Fever and
Ague nc In those who reside In hot climates and low ana
marshy countries and the best Cahsrc that be used for
those locales Seamsn will find them isfable remedy
for the sourvy and Travellers the best N, dicine that they
counersct the dsrgers Of exposure In unhealthy
climates For ordinary Family physc, they universally
approved as the best offered.
a he peculiar virtues OF the Tomato Fsn have for long
time the attention o the Medical Profession, and the
prb jc and great interest directed the de-
velopuen OF It's MEDICINAL qsslites, which the Proprietor
happy beirg Sbe TO gratyand presents his Pills TO
the pubs with the full confidence OF their being the most safe
Of cures those have taken them and the testimony
OF several Physicians who hve them s coscur 70
Justify and coroboraie this opinion fke rapidly increasing
denasd for, and the universal appreciation beewed upon
The public respectfully Informed that the shove Pulls
are now f.r sale by the following agents IN tins CIT
~ Sands William street. corner OF Fulton, ". A. MLesn,
Vs Greenwich Up Calender, 1852 Nassau street syne
% nIn hvense ~ " r. Moss. i92 Grand street, j.
hsocs -" spring street near Clinton Market =
IN nrnnosyn oy - ~ Smith and a. Higsman, ~ nulon
Proprietor Hartford Con ,er /. H0ApLEy PHELPS Co
vii he promptly executed.
phes, which nay be had gratis Of the above Agents.
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