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tHHE nORSt.-tind's Frriery; Whites Farrtr;
/ SCOTS British Ficd Sports. octave volume, with
MANY engravinys BARS Village Farner. Tfnrs Cru
,lrnan's Pocket Farier: l}aruuIns American Farrer;
Farmers and q azers Guide
Treatise on sSheep $40 vol. published by the British
Society
Treatise on Cattle, syo volume, hy the same associa
ton
Treats on the Horse, lv the same
Ieim1d's Principles OF Horscmanship.
The Lni,'s Equestrian Manual, small volume, with
many engravHgs.
The American Shooters Manual.
Three volume, tourd Of the Baltimore Turf Register.
price G the set dollars for sale hy + TAI lUR along
with many o'hcr valuable " orks of The same class.
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I aIII, SIT, FtTy T'-STHF'IUTTy'
JOHN TALLiAFERRC
x PILES.H

Before leaving Boous'oro had heard much OF arti.
Gle III uhch YOU appear before the public proprietor.
named Herson Jutk ms Pa;rn, Specific Ointment made
lay &. Errsou. Frederick Nd, ard nf It's rccdrd
efficacy persons with HON Am well &C.
q;iucd Since NY residence Baltimore, il has per-
formed a irien nd OF mine afflicted with piles
Having myself cen sufferer for some years with this
distressing disease, nuhesiiaInelv applied voul
own case, and gratifed that can say
II made II perfect J. A. BtNTS.
Counting Room. LonlIad street, Baltimore.
Mr.. c. IIcrsi"n. proprietor OF Shepherd +. D ONT
,nen near Frederick City, Nd.
~ Remember, If you wish the genuine article, the orr
gina rnpretor in his pn,cu has lc The Of
Jmisns it is now called She.hcrd's Pa,en, Sprcifc
Ointment the Of G. iierstons in his hand wri-
ting, appearing on The label.
For sale Wy r. : PATTERSON. successor to Doctor
G,mon MITCHELL and Messrs. JAMES, Druggists,
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. WASHINGTON.
feb u w L. HOWARD. Seven Buildings.
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To Thos. Prout. Esq
For sale by II. S. PATTERSON. successor 10 WA
Gunton.
Liniment 81 SO per box, Compound 81 per box.
feb rs
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INTERPRETERS HISTORY uFROMF, . octave vols
l ' translated Ey Hare and Thrwa Of Trinity College,
price 50 ia
German History ~ Rome vol octave. price Sc %,
TRANSLATED from the Histories Of lieeren, Scloss
smuh. Woo. sc,
Sicmond'S HISTORY u the Roman Empire octave vol
Of 500 pages pr,cc So
Frrgusnns HstnrS " Rome. ia octave voS complete
in one, no ahrdgcmeni, frll bound price 81 50
Also TRANSACTIONS 81 the Histories Of Rome hy Livy
Tart'ns, Nc Gibbons Rome co,uplcr ~ one handsome
octave volume. London EdHion; GohlsmiL's Rome
abritaed into volume, &c &c For sale by
teb9 r. TAYLOR
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Nv the same auihor-prc- IS cents
This day received, for sale by +. IA LoR
Also Kock s keso u,iuns Europe, FROM the decline
Of the Rouan Enpire the West up 10 the Congress OF
yieuna-tr.uslcd Ivy Bncn,on, volume OF 600 pages,
uound-price %.
The Beauties OF History vol, with many engr.vings
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lew WINS Ellen ofah'ho u ho'ei :" a'""S
IN Of tank. n2vls.
An Expedition discovery into the interior OF Africa,
performed 10y James Aeynnher, X. l.. b In = vols.
Are Just rcceiv, d, lJr sale ly
F.TAYLOR,
Or for circulation among the subscribers the Waycry
Circulating Library, immediately East oil GadsSs.
Also. si received Miss Landons poe,icai works, rom
peie yolutse. nov "a
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TALES OF THE PASSIONS, Iy James. the No
vclls in volume is lhls day received, for sale
by F. TAYLOR or for circulation among the SUI scrl,s
10 his Circulating Library, INN edlrly East OF Ga'sy's.
ipn ~
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- FAD the following interesting and astonishing facts
IL . hs following ore among the many CukEs, per-
iorlnsd by the Of DR. Nm. EVANS Medicine.
Principal Office, No. 100 Chatham sheet New York,
Where the Doclor may consulted personally, or by let
Ter, post PAID. from any pan oi the Lnied states, &c
Ptrson> qulrng medic Inc and advice must enclose
Bank Note, or Order
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Your oiedlrni servant,
EDWARD BLACKBOARD.
Near Rock Creek Church, 1897.

WAsniNGroS CRY, Sept. | |, 1890
Doctor w. Gunton: Sir: now undertake 10 do What
should have done long since Two or thee ears NY
wife afflicted With what The doctors call cauncies
her lack. and her surngs from which for twumouis,
Wee beyond all description they broke different times
from fifty 10 hundred holes, and when the
extracted and the sLin cut off, the places hecarre
large about six inches in circumference and
~ere then an inch depth She MAS attended lay Of
the first physicians IN this cy,ad various remedies
tried whout rendering her any relief preventing the
sores from increasing IN size Ia such degree that We be-
seriously aplrehensive that she would survive
much longer. friend calling Ia her day and AL!
vIsng the o. Judkins now Shepherds Patent Speci.
hc Ointment procured some, and however incredible it
appear yet such is the fact, Two pasiers effected
perfect
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FRENCH LEssoSs.-Mons. ABADIF, pupil Of
Il tbs Normal school in Pans, has ths honor 10 inform
the Ladies' and Crnteinen IA this city, CsoTseo~n and
Alexandria, that he continues 10 give lessons IN his own
native language, his rooms. or in private families or
academies, al moderate price, which viii lie reduced Ia
ihjse formed IN classts, according To the number.
lIll 10 o clock, p. M.
Apply at Dr.. atkins. corner ofs street and Penn
sylvania Avenue, al Fossets, lately Mrs Lslounos,
opposite GadsLy's Hotel
Abadies French Grammar and Course Of French LII
ternture for sale in all the book stores IN his cIiy
aug 222a~tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

But there is more melancholy reason for ex-
pressing the wish, --one before which all others
are as nothing. 1t comes to the spirits accom-
panied with feeling bordering Oh despair. 1t
is when Conscience enthrones itselfin the human
heart, and convicts man of ingratitude to God,-
Injustice to his fellow man and all that train OF
vices which drove as it were the soul in perdi-
ton. But we turn from the picture-we dare
not lift the curtain from the dying bed fsuch an
one. We would hope that it is but the workings
of our Imagination. Happy, thrice happy, the
being, who can with confident composure re-
view his life, and mark the improvements, as
well as the flight of time. How few, alas while
examining their present feelings and practice,
and contrasting them with the pure feelings and
sentiments of their youth-the scrupulous eau
zion with which they abstain sfrom the very APP
pearance of eyil-and from those indulgences
which debase and unfit the mind tor communion
with God, can refrain in the bttern ess Of remorse
from exclaiming-"O that Itoere as IN months
past
Let us then, while we live, to avoid an un-
pleasant state ofmind when death comes, "Keep
and take heed TO the thing that Is right,
for that ,Oal bring man peace at the last"
(Quincy Patriot.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT, So
In Probate Court holden at Irasburgh, in and for
said District, on the 9TH day of May, A. d. 1885,
TOHN BORDMAN, administrator on The estate
~ of JOHN BlCKFORD, late of Glover, in said
District, deceased, applied for license to sell so
much of the Real Estate Of said deceased as will
raise the sum of Five hundred dollars for payment
of debts due from said deceased; the same appear
al The
said District on tho Sd Wednesday of June next,
and that The heirs and all concerned of said deceas
ed be notified hereof by publication of this order
IN The Caledonian, printed St. Johnsbury, three
weeks successfully, soon may be, that they
may appear, if they see cause, al said time and
place, and give bonds for the payment of said debts
asreeaby to the provisions of the statute IN such
case made. BY the Court,
4-3w GEO. NYE, Register.
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THE FUTURE LIFE.

Were there country on earth, uniting all that
is beautiful in nature, all that is great in virtue
genius, au! the liberal arts numbering among
its citizens, the most illusrious patriots, poets,
philosophers, phiIanthropists Of our age. how
eagerly should we cross the ocean to visit III
And how immeasurabe greater is the attraction
of Heaven! There, live the elder brethren Of
the creation, the sons of tho morning, who sang
for JOY at the creation of our race; there the
great and good ofall ages and cmes; the friends,
benefactors, beliverers, ornaments Of their race;
the patriarch, prophet, apostle and martyr; the
true heroes of public and still more of private
life; the father, mother, wife, husband, child
who.unrecorded by man. have walked before
God in the beauty Of love and self sacrificing
virtue. There, are all who have built up in our
hearts the power of goodness and truth, the wri-
tiers, from whose pages we have received the in
splration ofpure and lofty sentiments, the friends
whose countenances have she'd light through
our hearts.-There they are gathered together
safe from every storm, triumphant over evil; and
they say to US, Come and join us in our ever
lasting blessedness; Come and boar part in our
song of praise; Share our alteration, friendship,
progress and works of love. They say to us
Cherish now in your earthly life that spirit and
virtue of Christ, (which is the beginning and
dawn of Heaven and we shall soon welcome
you, with more than human fiiennship to our
own Immortality. Shall that voice speak to us
in vain Shall our worldnsss and unforsaken
sins, separate us, by gulf which cannot be pass-
ed, from The society of HeaveD?-Chdnning.
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STATE OF VERMONT

CALEDONIA DISTRICT, SIS.
At Probate Court holden at DanviIie, in said Dis
trict the 22d day of May, A. d., 1889, by the
Hon. GEO. b. CHANDLER, Judge Of said Court.
THE foregoing application having been duly pre-
sented to said Court 1t is ordered by said Court
that the heirs, and all concerned in said estate be
notified of said application. and that the same, will
be taken into consideration Probate Court to
he holden at the Probate Office, in Danville, in
said District the l7th day of June, A. D., 1885,
by publishing the said application, together with
copy of the record of this order three weeks sue
cessiveIy in the Caedonan news paper printed
at st. job nsbury, in said District.
95-3w SAMUEL B. MATTOCKS, Reg.
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GIDEON J. LAMBS EST.AT,E.

TIME subscribers having been appointed by the
Il Honorable Probate Court, for the District of
Caledonia, Commissioners, to receive, examine md
adjust the claims and demands Of all persons n
gainst the estate of GIDEON J. LAMB, late oc
Burke, in said District, deceased, represented in
day of May instant being allowed, by said Court
to the creditors of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us-Do give
notice, that will attend to the dutios of our APP
pontment at the dwelling house of the Widow
Jacintha Lamb, in Burke, in said District, on the
9TH day of July, and on the 29.h day of October
next at ten o'clock, forenoon on each of said davs
WELDON BEMIsS, Commissioners
Burke, May 90, A. d. 1889. 95
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MORAL az RELIGIOUS.
LACONIC PREACHER.

40 that were as in months past. job xxx: 2.
There is much in this plantive and beautiful
ejaculation of the afflicted but patient job, which
corresponds with our feelings and experience.
In our circumstances and situation in life, there
are numberless contingencies and events, when
feeling Of dependency comes over our spirits,
which seeks relief-but seeks, we had almost
said, in vain. 1t is ut such times, we feel as did
the author of the texr, when he expressed the
wish, 30 that soere as IN months past"
Behold yonder bier, bearing to the silent resi-
dence of the dead the remains of a husband and
father, followed by the affectionate wife OF his
youth, and the innocent, helpless, but uncon-
scious pledges of their union and love. Hear
the deep and solemn knell-and now the funer-
al chant vibrates on the ear-and all around
seems but the appendages of departed nature!
Drowned in grief, the pale mother, einaciated,
with watchlngs and tears-the once happy wife
returns with slow and silent step to her DESC
late home. Every thing on which the eye rests,
but reminds her of departed days--and with
them, and hin, she loved-depurted peace and
JOY. IT'S then in the unutterable anguish of her
soul, she breathes forth her complaints-"O that
was as IN months past"
There are less sorrowful events which awaken
in human hearts a similar feeling. The young
man, full OF energy and ardor, who leaves his
parental home, in quest of science, wealth, or
fame, Oft times, while memory wakes, to remind
him of the sports of infancy-the happy com.
panions of his boyhood-the nffectionate father
the tender mother, signs, and almost involun-
tarily adopts the sentiment, if not the language
80 that Iwere as IN months past.'
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and Summer Fashions.
JOHN iii. WESTROPP

IMPROVES this opportunity IN returning thanks
d TO the inhabitants of Danvlle and its vicinity for
the liberal share of patronage they have given HIM
the past year. If strict attention to his business
long experience as practical Cutter in Boston and
New York-employiDg first rate workmen-dong
work with punctuality. fitness and despatch, will
ensure continuance of that patronage he is conf
dent he shall receive it.
He still remains at the stand over A. nj c MILLAN's
Store, where he has % Just received the SPRING
aud SUMMER FASHIONS for 1880 from Boston
New York and Philadelphia.
% CUTTING done to order, and all garments made
nv him warranted to fit.
Donvilie - iS.'p Oft
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ESp@Aw I@ $H4sgSG
BONNET RIBBONS AND LLNLNGS;
CrOckery and Glass Ware,
HARD W.ARE AND CUTLERY:

Loaf Sugars, Rasins, Figs, Teas, Tobacco, Rice,
Coffee, Specs, &C.; PAINTS, spts. Turpentine,
Oil, Vitrol, blue do, Alum, Copperas and Indigo;
Glass, Iron and Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Nail Plate
&c. &c. ... - ..
Ladies and Conference.-The above invoice of
goods comprises part only of what we now offer
for sale, and respectfully invite you favor
with call before purchasing elsewhere. We deem
it unnecessary to say where purchased our
goods, it being immaterial. Quality and prices we
trust, will convince those who favor with an
opportunity to exhibit them for their examination
that they have been judicously selected, and that
prices quite low.
KlTTREDGE q COLBY.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, April 25, 1899 9l-u
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is THERE AN UNBELIEVER

BY r. II. BAYLY.
Is there an unbeliever
One man who walks the earth
And madly doubts that Providence
Watch'd Ger him at his birth
He robs mankind forever
OF hope beyond the tomb;
What gives he as a recompense:
The brute's unhallow'd doom.
In manhood 8 loftIest hour,
In health, and strength, and pride,
Oh 3, lead his steps through alleys green,
Where rils 'mld cowsips glide,
Climb natures granite tower,
Where man hath rarely trod:
And will he then, in such a scene,
Deny there is God
Yes,-the proud heart will ever
Prompt the false tongues reply
An Omnipresent Providence
Still madly he'll deny
But see the unbeliever s..
Sinking in deaths decay;
And hear the cry of peni;enco
He never learnt to pray
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APPLICATION.

To the Hon. The Probate Court for the District of
Caledonia.
TEyHE undersigned, Administrator cnm testament
Il to annexo of the estate of JOHN RUSSELL,
late of Barnet, in said District deceased, testate
respectfully represents, that the personal estate Of
the deceased is not sufficient pay his just debts
and costs of settlement, by the sum of One Hun
dred and fifty dollars that the said deceased was
at the time of his death, seized and possessed of
real estate within the state of Vermont and that
part Of said real estate cannot be sold without iuu-
ry to those interested IN the remainder and there
fore prays the honorable Court grant HIM license
to sell the whole OF the real estate Of the said de-
gether with the cost attending the same
Dated ut Danville, this 22d day of Nav A. d.
1889. JAMES RUSSELL. Administrator
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SASHEEs, HsEIENDS a. DOORS

FNiE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il public that he.conlnues to manufacture the n.
bove articles at his old stand. and intends keeping
them constantly on hand for sale at the lowest
prices
Window Sashes
of various kinds, viz. ovolo Sash, lip ov o.
10 Sash, of all sizes, of Is, go and "a lights for
z by glass, from 1-S to Ia inches thick, to-
gether with new style Gothic Sash OF 10 by IA
glass, 1-2 inches thick, calculated for splendid
houses and public buildings
Panel Doors
of a, and panels, consisting of those of 8,
Id and L l2 and inches thick, suitable for out
side and inside doors.
Window Blinds,
made in the best and latest style
u He would just say TO those wishing foi the
above articles that his sash, blinds and doors are
made of the first rate stock in the latest STYLE and
by experienced workmen Furthermore he will
say to those building, that devoles his time to
manufacturing the above articles he thinks that it
would be for their advantage to call and purchase.
N. Is. Those wishing for certificates of recon
mendation, please call at his shop and examine the
work y
Common by 9 Sashes will be sold for cents
light
All orders by mail or otherwise, punctually at
tended to. LINDORF MORRIS
st. Johnsbury, March 20, 1899. S7-tf
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WiaadOw blinds
LIBERATION.

VENHIS NAV certify that gave JAMES CLARK.
II my son, his Time on tho LIST of April 1889
with liberty to transact business for himself till Of
age; therefore shall claim none of his earnings
nor pay any of his debts from the period of the
above named date. ~ W. CLARK
st. Johnsbury, May l5, 1889. 94~3w
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NEW GOODSy

VTNfE subscribers would inform their friends and
Il the public generally, that they have just re-
ceived choice and beautiful assortment of foreign
and domestic S@s&& GOOD S. adapted 70
the present and approaching season; Consisting of
BROADCLO'FH AND CASSIMERES
of the desirable colors; Satinetts Rowan Cas-
simerc, Buckskin Fancy, &c for summer pants;
English Ginghams, Copperpate, printed Muslin,
Bishop Lawn, Swiss and Book Muslin, plain and
checked Cambria, hair Cord, do, corded Robes,
linen Cambria Hdkfs. Cambria Muslin, do; web
Lace, lace Quilting, Edgings and Insertings; ladies
Kid Gloves, black and white Silk, do; super Belts,
tambour and spool Cotton; Gents Buck Gloves,
Kid and Linen, do.
GgssAw @@ST9sgTGa
BONNET RIBBONS AND Innings;
Cap Ribbons, Taffeta, Satin and Velvet, do; Gauze
Wells, green Barage, black Grape, black Alapine
and Bombazinc, gro de Naples, gro de Swiss, and
sarsnet Silks; Fancy Hdkfs. super, ChoPpas, Medi-
ma, Pongee and Belgian do; French, Italian, Vero-
ma, checked and Madras Cravats; light and dark
vestngss;. Vest Duck, Padding, Canvas, secia'
Crash, Russia Diaper, Ticking, Drilling, Sheeungs
and shirtings; Umbrellas, HATS, CAPS, &c.
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NOTACE---NKillinaery and Dress
Making.

&sSeGG IRA Ga @ASs Rsga&9
N|OULD inform the Ladies of Derby, and the
Wv vicinity, that she has just commenced
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING,
at Derby Centre, where she will attend to all or.
ders in her limo of business LEGHORN and
STAW BONNETS drest on short notice.
AS she has spared neither trouble or money to
procure the latest fashions, she hopes 20 receive
their patronage.
Derby, May 49, 1889. 94-3w
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POETRY.
ON A N IN F A N II ,

DYING IN THR ARMS OF ITS MOTHER
"He slumbers long, young mother
Close folded on thy breast;
Thine eye is red with watching,
Sweet mother 60 to rest.
There seems no pain to stir him,
II peril sure 10 past,
For see, his soft hand clasp'd in thine,
He hears not storm or blast.
"Why dost thou gaze SO widlyP
Why strain thy strong embrace?
Unlock thy grasp OF terror,
And let me see his face"
So down that mother laid him
In her agony of caro-, -...
And kiss'd his cold and marble brow
With calm and fix'd despair.
"Weep weep there's holy heoing
In every gushing tear;
Meier scrntinize that beauteous clay,
The angel is not here;
No shut OF rose at eventide
Was with peace so deep,
AS DER thy darng's closing eye .
Stole his last doveke sleep. -r .....
HWhere best he love to hide MIN,
In that dear sheltering spot,
Just there, his tender spirit pass'd,
Pass'd, and thou knew st it not;
His fond lip never trembled,
Nor sighd the parting breath, -
When strangely for his nectar'd draught
He drank the cup of death. 3d..
"Full was thy lot of blessing,
To charm his or adle hours,
To touch his sparkling fount Of thought,
And breathe his breath OF flowers
And take thy daily lesson,
From the smile that beam'd so free,
Of what in holier, brighter realms,
The pu re in heart must be.
"No more, thy twilight musing
May with his image shine,
When in that lonely hour of love
He laid his cheek to thine.
So still, and so coniding,
That CHERISHED one would be,
So like sinless guest from heaven
And yet part of thee.
"But now, his blessed portion
Is DER the cloud 10 soar,
And spread never-wearied wing,
Where sorrows are no more.
With cherubim and seraphim
To tread the ethereal plain,-
High honor hath it been TO thee,
10 swell that glorious train" l.. Ii. S
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DIR. WILLIAM EVANS C.A.MO.NLLE
DJTFC

HAPPY would 1t have been for many persons,
N Il of both sexes, who in the silent
grave, it they had learned to cheek the morbid
tendencies of their stomahs and bowels, by these
pure Tonic and Aperient Pills, manufac tured by
DR., VIM, Evans, of New York, without resorting
10 orack remedies, lie names Of which they know
nothing That dreadful scourge .r.NSuMflloN'
might have been checked in its commencement anc
disappointed of its prey, all the land, if the
first symptoms of Nervous Debility had been con-
centrated by CAMOMILE, chemically prepared,
and those bowel complaints, which lead to host OF
fatal malades, might have been obviated by that
fine alkaline extract OF Rheubarb, which is a lead
ing ingredient in the APERIENT FAMILY
PILLS. Before both of these medicines, which
are adapted to majority of the purposes for which
a hundred others unnecessarily used, fevers,
agues, bilious disorders, headache, female debility,
male decline, Indigestion, and liver complaints
would have entirely disappeared, where many Of
spoctfuly asked to give them trial. You
sured they will do you HARM-and proof OF
their great virtues Dr. Evans need only tell you that
they ar soNLY patent Medicines of the present day
that are recommended by and have the approval OF
Physicians generally. See DR. Evans advertise.
ment in another part of this paper.
Messrs E. p Walton and Son of Montpelier, arc
the appointed Agents for the sale OF the above va-
liable Pills, and they authorized TO appoint SUBJ
Agents in other towns and to supply them with the
medicine.
They also the appointed Agents for the sale
OF that most excellent article for children when cut
ting their Teeth-Paris' Celebrated Soothing Syr'
up: If mothers will but give it trial they never
will have cause to regret it.
For sale by LUTHUR JEWETT, st. Johnsbu'