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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27
Books.

vHIIIE subscribers have for sale general nssori'
Il mont of SCHOOL BOOKS: among which
are the Goowing--Adams Smiths, Bucher's,
WoIch'sand Porey,s. :Ari'hnec Qlnoy's paI'y s.,
Lincons Botany; PiayGurs E1cId; Worccslcr's
History; P"r'Sys l1t and I'd Book ." dc" b Gi $
Book; SniiIhs Grammar; National Reader; CIns
steal do; ponrr's Rhetorical do; Young Ladlo.
Glass Book Classical Speakers Hars rhetoric;
History U, S; do lii French; French L adler;
French Grammar; LIE Bruins Tclemngue; History
Of Louis XIV. in French do Charles XII; Cicero's
Citations. &c. &c. Also,
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS: among which
are the iollowing-Mothrrs Book; The Mother at
Home; Child at Home: Mothers Friend Letters
to the Young; Six months in IA ConvGn'; Mnmmon
II Prize Essay; Church members Guide; liawes
Lectures Young Men; Memoirs Of Mrs. Judsom;
do Ct Bralnord Taylor; Bucks Dictionoryj Mall
CONS Bible do History of Martyrs Lectures on
Dramatic Art and Literature; Bakcwell's Introduce
ton to Geology, with Professor Siliman's Appendix;
Large and Small Bibles; Watts and Select Hymns;
Toy Books, &c. DC. All Of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
SHEDD q JEWETT
st. bloomsbury Plain, Sept, %, 1887. S-tf
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"How the deuce do donkeys live here" said a
man to another, in South American, 81 see no
grass." "Why," said the other, 1--WE put green
spectacles OH them, and feed them with pine
shnyings"
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E1a9a amid Winter Goods.

The subscriber would also inform ms customcFs
and friends that he has just received new assor +
ment of -
ran IND WINTER G O ODS
which he offers for sale reasonable terms.
JOHN BACON
Pussumpsc, Oct. 10, 1887. I3-H
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NF INFANTS. The time of dentiton is a most
W important period of the infant state, and sub
ect it to many complaints and dangc,s. Above
tenth part of infants die at this particular iuncturc
by symptoms proceeding from the irritation OF me
eXqGlsitoly sensible nervous part of the gums which
eventually induce fever, inlammatior gangreno,
twching Of the tondons, conVulslons, &c. which
formidable symptoms can at all times be obviAed
from cuusing such iniantile mortality, by mothers
and nurses promptly aaying the local irritation Of
the parts. 70 effect this desirable ohjcc', Doctor
j. h. Porish's ccieLrated Syrup far LNfANIILE
YEEIULNG is unriyaed, when applied to the in
ants gums, (accordng the diroctiOns.) 1t univer
sally produces immediate relief ii is pleasant and
and palaiing that all babes viii insjinctiyoIy allow
the gums 10 be rubbed with it. This remedy has
saved thousands Of infants from a recurrence Of
that fatal mplaint-cOuvulsions-e after the
g hild had several attacks of the malady! Sold at
100 Chatham street, New York, and AT the Book
store Of L. p. WALTON u SON, Montpelier,
Vermont 4-ly
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NEl%T GOSEBS.

FH7iiE subscriber would say to hi" customers, and
d the puhHc generally, that he has just rcC,i' ed
from Boston, first rate stock Of
n g W G. Q q $,
suitable Tor the scuson W hch he will sell as cheap
as can be bought in this County, for cash pro.
duce; GentIrmcn and Ladies are respectfully in
vi:cd to call.
For sale above, one Bale
b UFF.4L ROBES, FUR cars
COLL~4RS sc.
ALSO.
An BUSHELS ii. SALT which will be sold
w at Il very low price tor cash produce.
MOSES hIIrREDGE.
St Johnshurv, Dec. I, 1897 l9-tf
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The terms Of The LadY7s Book Three Dol.
lars per annum, or Two Copies for Five Dollars,
payable IN advance.
All orders must be addressed to l.. A. Cooley,
Literary Rooms, Chestnut Street. one door below
Seventh, Ph .lade phia.
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WPORT4l1T. THE I'EETHLNG

st. Johnsbury Plain, Sept, %, 1857. S-lf
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-04-28
PREcocITY.

A schoolboy at recent examination in
il an English academy, was asked by his
Instructor, who discovered Americag Il
wish may die" says d correspondent o
the Independent Banner of truth, ssif he
didn't answer, Yankee Doodle!'' ha8
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Hard TSmes.--An old lady was com
planning few days ago, in the market, Of
the excessive high price Of provision. at
is not meat only that is 80 enormously
DEAR" said she, abut / cannot obtain -four
for a pudding for less than double the usIi-
IL price, and they do not make the eggs
half 80 large as they were used 10 benz I
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TERMS.
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IL III JED @ A iR Il "A M ID .
LORD BYRoN-FIRsT LOVE.

ltappears from BYRoNs blographer, MOORE
that he was in his first and very early love, III
successful, which flung a shadow over all hi
future path of life. The object Of the poet
alteration, MARY CHATwoRTH gave her hand {
another, and left her adoring BYRON to griev
over his disappointment. The following touch
ing-beautiful stanzas, from Moores life Q
Byron,) were addressed TO her long after--afte
his marriage to, and separation from, anothe
lady.-ED
IT'S done! and shivering in the gale
The bark unfurls her snowy sail;
And whistling DER the Bonded mast,
. Loud sings on high the freshnng blast
And must from this land be gone,
Because cannot love but one.
But could be what have been,
And could see what have seen
Could repose upon the breast
Which once my warmest wishes blest;
/ should not seek another zone,
Because cannot love but one
IT'S long since beheld that eye
Which gave me bliss or misery;
And have striven but in vain,
Never to think of it again:
For though fly from Albion,
still can only love but one.
As some lone bird without mate,
My weary heart is desolate;
look around and cannot trace
One friendly smile or welcome face;
And even in crowds I'm still alone,
Because / cpnnot love but one.
And will cross the whitening foam,
And will seek foreign home;
Till | forget false fair face,
Ine'er shall find resting place;
My own dark thoughts shun,
But ever love, and love but one
The poorest, veriest wretch on earth
Still finds some hospitable hearth,
Where friendships or loves softer glow
/ May smile in joy or soothe in wo;
But friend or lover | have none,
Because | cannot love but one.
r ] go! but wheresoe'er flee
There's not an eye will weep for me,
There's not kind congenial heart
Where can claim the meanest part;
Nor thou, who hast my hopes undone,
Wilt sigh, although love but one.
To think of every early scene
OF what we are, and what we've BEEN
Would whelm some softer hearts with wo;
iutt mind, alas! has stood the blow,
-tll.heats on as It begun,
rtruly loves but one.
40 that dear, loved one may be
for vulgar eyes to sect
khy that love was early crost,
A iknowest the best-I feel the most;
few that dwell beneath the sun
Ne loved 50 long, and loved but one.
4 tried another's letters, too,
IA charms, perchance, as fair to view;
0rN,ss.ssl asin~bsst foved as yeil---
\ some unconquerod spell
Forbade my bleeding breast TO own
A kindred care for aught but one,
'Twodld soothe 70 take one lingering view,
And bless thee in my last ndiel, -
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-04-28

A loquacious talon having asked Q
Quaker in what fashion he would be mea-
sured. .'In silence,n was the solemn re,
bly,. @ WIN S'NF9 "
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MI { S q nh h A nv JED o ~ S.

o breathe not his nan \, let it sleepin the shade
Where cold and unhd iored his relics are laid;
Sad, silent, and dark se nd tears that we shed
As the night dew taps lf9a on the grass big
head.
But the might dew that falls, tho in silence II
weeps, EM
Shall brighten with verdure the grave where he
sleeps;
And the tear that we shed, though in secret
it rolls,
Shall long keep his memory green in our souls.
MOORE.
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HARPER's CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
/ otACE, translated by Phillip Francis, j. d. with
an appendix, containing TRANSACTIONS of vor;nns
1Sdes, ~, by Ben Jonson, Cowley, Milton, DrvJon
rope Addison, swift Cmteflon, q Wakefield, porton
hrya, Nc and some fthe more eminent poets Of III
PHLE14DRUS, with the appendix Of fadius transIs
e. ~ onf5oPher smart, in vols forming volumes Ia
aha IL OF "i9rpcrs Classical Library
. lIS expedition of HUMPHREY CLINSER NV
smoIIett, NJ D, with memoir of the Author by TIo.
r. itsGoS Esq new edition, with illustrations, by &c
THE iipsY; a Tale, BY the on,bor If apioh,,..
Mary otI2 rguniy," &C., lew edition vols .u,nnl.
r TA6 b, ,,LlFFsoRp;b by the amhsr OF "pelhs-
INC Uis' 3D." &c, being volume Nv of tn. new -,
not"E' Sor's Complies. a,rks. juSt received
AHie - WM McKkhN
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no MlRUUaY NOE CoPAIyA

A BOLT six months ago had the misfortune 10 get
IN secret disease. for which have applied TO seve
mi doctors for cure, and they did not cure me- so now
Huet and expect him to cure Since that time
the disease got worse, TO break in large ulcers
to tho number of six eight leg, aud all over
face, and throat, and able work at hi
present time of the disease large ulcer
me right side of the throat. am putting myself
confidently under tina care OF Dr.. Huet, Of Paris,
- be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN
fes Ia iy
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TO THE LADIES'.
4 TKINS0N'S DGPlLLArOtY, for removing SUI
n periuous hair from the face, neck and arms with
equal safety aud certainty, leaving the skin finer and
whittier than before the application, A fresh supply
Just received AZ GUlOS'S,
NJ Exchange Esa-i corr.s n ensrss and Cuxop,,
sire ~, an
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BENZ Levy.

,-,,.,,- .IlIE @NfI5TTNN- 10 y
81 FAiN kay M Szc, 10y fb- Hu;uar q i vss.
~ in SPAIN in 2yols
Ir@"$ q I'1tta ch"rocts generally applicable ,s
the Ahortsinrs of North America, by q Turner, Eco
Ibf FoIt'c0I Grammar, of the United States, or a
complete Vicw of the theory and practice ef the g-aera
aud state governments, with the relations howecn thom
-dode4ed and gd7ped 10 the yeung men OF the United
Smtos, by j. Nans6etd Esq.
Hi"'' renting f'oa''s ntarsnCsel with character
ls''r "0 dog sH9ri-s and dongs OF Sporting men il
e'aa Ha'ee OF the PRINCIPAL crack riders ii 'ngiana
EusI.a.. ',..'
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snrnfua or Kings Eyii, Chronic iit,n5=.4,,,n,.
Chronic Cneneous Dis Pains in ils Zones, bv free
:, fh7e., use Of Mercury
lhlS very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
gfeo'est pharmaceutical and accuracy aud contain
the active prrcpio" Sorsanarlu in the mos conuep
'raed degree, combined with other vegetable substance
OF known efficacy.
The great desideratnm with physicians in being abb
to exhibit q large quantity of Sursaparilia in sma
dose, has been ohtaincd in this prepamtion-they bens
nlly convinced OF its merits confidently administer
the course of their practice
,, !. Price 81 80 per bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
NbiiiEt'S drug store, No. | Canal street whe
may be had fresh and genuine dirco from the prcr ria
tors, Swann's fanaccn and Vernuae Potter's Cataoli
con- tapeners Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh dru rs, md
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NlOTGCE.-The ownero of several packages merclan
l die married. Nadine " Artiquencave. per shin
Grotn, from Taw York. is hereby not fed that they
havebeen stopd by sTETSON, AVERY & co.
n3l 9onsisaeas s6rOtaH'
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XXTARD'S Vcgetabe tar OIL, for lie resIoTo1o1
w and growth of Hair, giving health and beauty anc
,reventing badness.
Before this Hair Oil wHs offered to the public, it hat
eeen tried in bunrr de- of badness thess ant
falling off of the hair and inevery instance it, splular,
effects have been realised II has never failed prnduc,
new and beaHtilu growth of hal, on heads ulreal,
hnld In css"s where il becomes dry aud grow
This Oil will very soon render healthy and produce
raid and beautiful growth of hair. without tie ieas
injury to the head. tbs Oil gives ugsCe BIZ I'm
GRANGE and is preferable TO any other II r m for per
inning curling AMI chasing tie hair. The h If
act beeo &C d, .f.sT ysirp j. For sale AT
~ "a aE,7 rect.
EEg \ D'LANGE.
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{ ron, 7TEEi.& HEAVY GDODS-i!et, square
i and .mudIe iron, we!i ae9orpa
iiJup, scroll aud rod .or, nail rod. and lIauph
mn.ds
C.s', German smear, bis'sr.d, spring, sl,se, and
Crowley steel
tt"''"" ware, cut and wrougltnaiis and spikes
Zinc loc, TN raiIi and Grind scne9, salt kci,le,
Chain CsbIea, Il, Chors h0ss
tx, To- I'll d lFace ,hain5, onrn mills
An'il,, vices, Hammers aud bellows
Wire shraI, rig ari bar lead; shot
f@al, and co0!,in@ stoves
5'mra, Rowland sud other spades and shoyels
it"o' and piade hinges, door and window hooks
Cs'!lus, Hunts SlFlis, and other axes
l''r''i and AiaHiEia cor,iHge, lines and Irvine
BoItand ahc;tt:iHy "copper" Gaga stores
lags, hsced and speIsn oil
ioII assortment Of hardware and slip clnndl-ry
aiWAy OF hand and vi Ch are offered for sale At whele
sale or rcItil, on iir most favorable terms by
md LAYTON * Go. 50 Old Icvee
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Arrives
1905 143 h. or sd Ssh
Norihvard Coming Southwark, the time is six hours
less being 5 DAYS and II hours

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
- ANYWAY from 1863 Carondeet corner of Heyfa
IL u streets, on the night of 30h of August, and was
seen tlie next morning in Peydras street. negro bow
named CHARLES, about II years of age, end 5 fee
or thereobous in height, black and has an inped-
iment in his speech of his legs is Sore occasonet
by arecent hur he had on when be went away white
cotton or linen shirt and while cotton pantaoons
Hascrs of vessels and steam boats are cautioned n
gainst receiving harboYng said Negro as we'll as all
other rrrsone as the utmost rigour OF the law will be
enforced against them. The above reward will be pae
ordeitveng nm into any of The ais of oitier Of thu
municipalities or at lfj Ctrondelct, corner Of Hsv
Sieeei' sept
fNpfiCE-fho copartnrrship heretofore existing
under thu firm 81 Dubious 4 i;..rretsuu has beer
dissolved. The subscriber will quidate the a!Isirsc
the concern in this eIty and requires all persons inaeb
ed 10 r1nke payment TO him only and all thoe. hAv.ns
claims, 10 present them for settlement.
aug at n GARRETSON
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NAIL ARRANGEMENT
All, Due Every Day at II NJ.
Northern M"" Closas Every day at l0I Am
Vs., u,;, Due every Sunday, Wednesday an
w MeS SER ~ ,1q 10 Friday, by s. r. NJ.
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EXPRESS MAIL.
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1lMA BAGS Suinntrn Coffee;
1CO 50 boxes offs dpz each Mosells Wine 1926,
So do off do 20 do 1921
81 do of2 do Lp Port, 1916
40 do Off do l. p brown Sherry, 1915
SO pipes extra Madeira. For nile by
LERmOGEhE, BROWN & ca.
q
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tACOS SiOES-36 casks Cincinnati .,noJ
~ NV ring s-'F We stea!nhnnf EcnpTanafor safe ~
EoGEAT q HAWf
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4 FR0MWNlI, nn WslorlC ii Novel, h1 the author Of
u ''ihe brothers." Sc in vols
Popular Medicine, q Family Adviser; consisting Of
Outlines of Anatomy Physiology and Hygiene with
such hn's on the padce oi Ply sic, Surgery, aud the
Diseases of women an Children as may prove useful in
families when reguiy physicians cannot be mecurcd
being companion md guide for Intelligent principals
of manufactures, iantetDEs, and bnafdng school i
heads of amnes masters Of vessels, missionaries or
t~eilar; and u:tuI sketch for ynung uen conn enc
ling H. study of mfitin. BY ltayneli Coates, n. D.
Peer rAr,ey's Universal History On the bases of
Geography, Tor ii, Use Of families, ustratedD v maps
an, cUgrAviuzS, it vols
last receiy ed aud for sale By " NctEAN,
m9 camp and Common sis.
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NOLAN and ruied Cap am Letter Papers, Of all qua
II lilies, consisting Of very superior hIus laid, blue
and white wove and puir aud ruled rough edge record
cnp, constantly On hand and for sale by
DAVID FELT & co.
AL N Y Statunerr' Hall "a Chnrtrrs 81.
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Oh MO G DORSEY. ~ New ayee.
THAGG1NIi AND kBPE--ZI2 lu4oGs pt,"4 Il4, and
D $50 coils Rome landing from Ambassador, Ter sale
by LAYET II AMELUSG,
m19 II Commerce
ESATTVS-50O pieces Kentucky Begging, Iani in
AA from steamer Gen Wayne. AMI for snIe by
YORKE, BROTHERS,
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DEAFNESS.
A NEW article for persons troubled with des mess,
"a (caed tho Far Trnmpetj has just been received
by the use OF which, the slightest articulation of the hu
man voice is distinctly conveyed to the ear. ANY one
who has ever been obliged is with very dea
person. must he fully sensible Of the officially and en-
barra experienced both by themselves and the in
iivduas so unfortunately afflicted. BY the use of tho
Ear Trumpet, this objection is entirely onyia,ed. The
sceptical have always and1ue their doubt alter
having used the Trumpet. For sale a
r + GUI0N'S,
Fancy store, Of Conmon aud ST Charles streets
nlar he Exchange H0te. feb l3
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4 ,SLUUR-50O lbls I'lcuG. Tor sala bv
T. milo 6 DORSEY, 81 New ovce.
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sIississippi aua Lonisiano uote,.

edrfxeqnN IA
iHE 10. MARY kIRFtT, AND respectfully an,
NJ. reRneos 70 ilef friends AMI the pnb!icgene-
ny mat she is prepared to accommodate them at
no above establishment, and hopes fr IN her
s2er'iens to rnnder visitors comfutiabic to receive
sscehtinuance Of fornor favors. She feels conf.
Asnt taat persons visiting Covugton during the
1hher months, Cannot htd bsltrr accommodations
tnan sho can afford them, on mere liberal terms.
faer hease is pleasantly situated, and we'll supplied
WHA every convenience; the bar is furnished with
tao most choice liquors, &c. in short, she promises
VA nothing shall be wanting on her part to give
sttifs Satisfaction 10 all who may pntronLe tho
mississippi and Lenisan, Hotc jig
TESo THE PUBLIC.--Thc undersigned. having
Il studied under DIR. Schmidt OF Charleston,
sonth Carolina, and FOR years his assistant in
tAe practice of medicine and surgery, has the honor
70 effer his professional services in this sity.
He ASSURES the adies and geuilsncn that the most
prompt attention will DO paid te The calls which
may be NADER snd also offers his services to the
Aeaders Of slaves, being we'll ncqusintcd with this
ua~esses TO them, having attended them in
shs sugar bouso in Charleston.
The famous antibilious psafter the composition
% Professor Smoletts, with directions can be had
Of the undersigned. The effect which they have
produced in this and ohar cities has been attended,
with tho greatest sncccsS 10 !, hicl, Tho best OF
references caa be given. Apply at No. lG6 Maya.
Eae street. JNO. M'LORING.
HOLLOW WAKE, WOOD SCREWS, SAD
IRONS, &c.
FTsHR HOWELL WORKS COMPANY, No
93S Water, Bcekman street, New York
have received tho past season, and arc constantly
rsesiving largo and extensive additions 10 tho stock
0f tho above goods, which now consists of the
oNowipg assortment, suitablo for tho southern sne
wosiorn markets.
Hollow ware Of superior quality, sonsisting Of
aA-ut 1900 tons. viz,
Pots of y different szoa, from 2:S to 50 gallons,
Kettles, Is sizes, from 3:5 to 80 gallons,
Kettles, Is sizes, frots So TO IL galIons,
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WV. 7 NFJN FIX, r. ,Iiul,ut 81.
CASES OF SGhUrCiOUS ULCERS
VA rtINIINN

CNtnlf8F0N- luv y, | l8I,
waanf'etaH foury cars wila M ulcer In the leg &C
casjonoly accompanied with "rlsipca'ons rlna.stin
and excessive uan III ii lex a.d .nc!4 'oin Several
cminpn, lr siraus eX"r!ed Ci" skill ,uou a. but witi
out permanent benefit In his cnss five bottle
inli ais ,rRcea male perfect cue.
MARGARET 4 WEST, l2l Market
For sale by !iE.AiiT BONN ABEL. druggist accr
10. liz t,rI.nrintnrs L. u et,r.t
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Rec 1mmcndod ny Inc Medical Flcnty.
1DETLER'S Efleryescent Magnesium Approximation
I'D dyspepsia indigestion, nervous dcbIlitn, gddi-
Ress headache, ac'ity Of the stsRach, hnbi'ua
tvene-s cuancnus diseases govt gravel Nc. and much
valued as a gentle, cooling purgaiive
This desirable preparation has received the patrcn-
of many eminent members Of tie prof. 'sion, AID
from discerning public many respectable and unssIi-
siteA testimonials fits cfcny medicine have been
elected. With all the pleasing qualities Of glass OF
coda water, the medicinal properties
of the apr we'd salnous purCaves il pleasant
tn hs palate, aud grateful tn stomach.
IMPORTANT CAUTlON-The Increasing rcputa-
tun and great demand for But'es tcrvesccnt Maene-
sian Aperient has been nm iuduremert for others to Of
fer an imitation Of this valuable med cine Purchasers
partica'y warned Of this fact that they may be
on their guard, and not procure an impure article.
The public respectfully nfor ed that the su5scr
kars constantly supplied with the original and ge.
uuiae preparations. For sale who esale ,ail.
SICKl.ES & co. Agents
NILS 40 Canal street. " a.