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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-05-31
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batten qeer bic prcte init uns maeben mill ID
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Cincinnati, Sttruar 22. 1889. ~.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-05-31
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trtparrn aud bic Sraebt uno 9ftltco, BEN itc an
rermiitt9 untermprfen ipartn, ptrren tie ibren
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betn pntltfnm CUR 9cfalli9en 9lpttj ju trtn9en,
unc ctfertrt, SaBhorncr, : rrrtnts, prfaunet1,
xrrnmeIn, Sodrfctftt, xrrmreten, Snrentirns'
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pctei1, Grlan9tes Qlaricnette, feline unb prpinare
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batiltncr 1inp 9ateln, pianpfcrte Sratb, S6us
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II Die fem SADIE.
Tcraraturcn alltr Nrt tperben auts tette ses
na4t, quite alte SicIinen nebmc i'd fir tilise
prei'e i'll 1aufhbanbst an. 2lQe Nuftrdse pr,ls
sa1Sciptrnen aufs trtc 1t. panttlt6tc tefcr9t. 9as
untentfcbcnre 3eusniS hcs -ern. 5. qBDtte rabnrs
tidlf tetannt ale $ebrer pom OiuItt> >Sanrtn II. +.
10. tptrb Nuc, mid Befubenren ttter,rusen prn
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San. ls. pb6nir 8etauee, GItpelanb, o.
do hereby certify, that have instructed
several Bands who received their supply of
instruments from Mr.. A. Seywert, at the
Cleveland Bazaar, and take pleasure in saying
that as to Quality as well as moderate prices,
can confidently Recommend them to all
who are deslrous to purchase.
Signed. JOHN WHITE,
Professor of Music, Cleveland, late of Youngs-
Dated Dec. 19. 1888. town, Trumbull Co.
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Mohnung6 BerdnDerunQ.

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settntt sn, bab lte ibre 2Bertitett mad ber
qReffcite hss Oiamants (9Vartt Sisrtds) tn
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in allen hsben rerfbtettnen 3rtisrn fcrt,utetrss.
ben senenfsn. Santtar fir his literaIe 0eaan.
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U79ie erbaIten resslmaBis rtc neueifsn U1e.
ZEN rrn rem 6tflieben 0ites, tnp rparrantiren Ii.
re Artsit ais cenfeIten esmiB.
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sa pon asnnts unt SeQp, ~ tefrciben,
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NntenD's 0leues 6otel
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S5l Slaft hno eps Sreeitirns tnb gpm,nisicns
1eaaren1a9ef' etn ctes 6ptel crri6tet bat, mo-
ly.ru n et ll9 pur9 CUTE Z crteitttns unb tillise
prcttc br1allbrn tpirb, bic ptmpacn6rif bra s,u4
ltft1ns 5lt peroicncn. Seine Gdcnte FAT cr INIT
rcn prr5usli3ttcn 8etranfen pcrIeben, fein xifd
'p1rr init allen rcrben fcpn, mas bic Sab.res,et
oltes parttetet. nnb ftine taac ,,no frnttise le:
foinlnrpaflonen fnb sera,unis. Gr lapetNeifenrc
cr9etentf Elm, at3urufen, unb einrfiebtt fIeb ale
ees puflttams erSctenffer 9iercr.
-5einrids Anftnp.
Vrieacrater, 9pp II. t.s.
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Hutldens u. Wng ngensUlad,er fonnen NIT
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Ben ibre Iaflnestf fomteit anf ben 8rrretb
Sattltrtptartn, rlattirtcr nrntirter @dnalIen
1i'p stttts rlatirtc Steistisel, 8urten &C. teffer
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pes 2Itb,nS unn fer SetrtetIarnttit sr,neebt, unn
natntt1tltot battn rer &anntau tinb Die Qicblu6t
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,teuc Queller pes QBpbttanns er6fnct mprctn fitn.
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gen 1tnr &rfaDrun9en in Der Sancpirtbftaft aur
SenntntB bcs teutf6tn $anrmirtbs in BEN Der.
@taatett bradbte, trtrbe Ii6rrlitb rrm sr6btcn
Jluscn tein tIno bic erfrruli6tten Nt(ultate lie,
fern ilc tptrhe cine rei6c GurQc Der grlebruna II.
etncs rernrbrtrnQ cbltfanbts trcrben. QRir sIau,
ben tabtr ritttin all9rincin Sefhbten 8rnurfniBt
atjubeltcr nnD rtnctn peliciti9 aussttrrchtnsn
Muntbe ;tt te9t9nch, trcttn mir rie J6traussate
eines tcutthen Slattrs ltcrnrbmtn, wrlebcs ein,is
utto allrtn ecr &anenirtbthaft in ibren ,nannis>
toltt8en Srrdwei9nn9tn 9eripmct lit, 1lnb tetls
satrmtrtb ete Oltttl All bic J5anr siett. rpefcnt>
| ltbc VertcBerun9cn it tttnen qBirtunsstreift
EporSuncbmtt.
2eir lacsn temnad6 CUR @utftrtrtipn auf eine
3eitfbrft ein, trtlbe ausI9liebli9 rtcfen 8eeenz
itano ttDaneeln une 2faes entbalten tpirp, ipas
5ntsreBe fur ben sanctpirtb bat. Der 9eipt rs
y ~, per 9e9entrartts 70 sroBe Nufme, tfamfcit
errt9t uno rpn 2ei6tisteit 3u rrernrn rerfrrebt,
wlrh nltunter ausflbrIi6 teritf6tist mertcn.
VItt pslpeh cFEFIHpAH9cH antnurTcn ttftD 6aS
Grtrrncrllehe einlctcn, rperure mir in ttn@ tanp
9efeft mereen, 1'ntcrn 9cebrtcn .6crren @ntferi,
tenten et'pas stricsenes su lsftrn. @rtalr ti6
cine btnreihtnpe Aniabl Sntftritenten semeleet
batenptre, tpu ras suntcrntbn,en ins $cttn treten.
Se bingunQen.
Otttts latt ipirb tnter bem Tanen "Gerts,
inc 3ettf9rift fir ben$anbwtrtb,"
Jcetn Ulonat auf cnem 9rpben 8rscn init feds.
5tbn 4tc) Stittn ut1b nit neucn $ettern ecbr,ttt
erl@sinen. Der prsjs fir ben Sabrsans 1T fir
iclehe rit eaBette auf htr ppt ttf6rrert batcn
,prlIen nur 81, 0J'rie 3aDfuns mug in III
S al mr. nem Gmrfans eer 2ten Num,nrr sez
l6ebcn-anoernfalls rrrtinb,t man fit, 81 rs att
trjabttn. Ale prtfmeitfer unr .eeraus9ettr finn
ttprl!tno6ttSte Isentcn 3u bctrn Slatt, unp 1.1z
fere .eerren Sntteritenten Iinb erfl,dbt 3abluna
an ile ju MAIDEN. Queb ale ancere Qertcnett,
ncldbe S1tftrtptipnen fainncln, batcn rie t,i,ns
Lido Spllulabt Sreunb ppn tanrpirtl,
tbattli4en 9ertcberunsen mirp sur 1beilnalme
an ftr SertrcitnnS elmer (clben tc,tCtten 3eit,
f6rttt eriuebt Die man tisber in ten Der. ct.
nr9 ni9t sefunben BAT, tpabrenp tnsGfhe bauf1s
eridetnen uno tbr Qeer'b pur9 iablreitbe Gus
ferirticnet. .sefbaet ipirc.
Semnel OftQer. $itanptt, Ta,
OIor5 10. 4in.
Uuntcrfbretter auf ptises 8:att ,perccn in
ee'"r 2fnQfrtp anacttcmn,ctt.
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&enes nnb eTdnsenbes
gtab!tbmsnt In MaBiuon, Obio.
RlfIler Sc mcGuIIp

- tena6ri9ttn tbre 3ablrttden 6rrar<
W ~ be unb Elm GiteraIes publitum ibers
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Na6aDant uno BruOer.

fNpN<NA'% bV| NOAHI%lS
@rCehdncler in @rccereyen, Gcmnigi.
pnsfanffute unD Berfdufer pcn Dittss
burger Wonufafturwaaren,
6oten tas TaerenEaus, SO. 1Os, In ber atpett
~ ten StraBt, frlber tm9s(A Der ern Gbur6
Ofe9ap nnb 8arnrn ktjrssn unN emefansen
NUN elm alSeineints 1Bprttntnt prn Grctrrettn,
2eetnen ,e. Die ite, tammt her 1rt qittsturstr
U1anutaftrrartttetn, Rem putltum ~ ben tiE.
fiattsn preiftn antcten.
Sbntn asrtrtrauts Gtmmistrntn rtrttn (t a,
ltrenetr aufmere re'amteit tefcrsen.
plttstur9, April 26, 1899. sWt.
Cefen uno Sfenrobr. -Diellnter(dtries
~ teneh flnb jett rcrtereitet, felssnte pefta
pom tefcn @nb 3u liefern.
tilirn, Sfellman u. Strnts Sod otftn.
se9nPlatttse Defen jeber 8r66s,
9ietenrlattise 30.
sSrr unb Grmt's ta.
Srantlin bp. @
ott9e Arten oeftn trerpen rtreauft rstr fir
anoess prpoatte rertauf1t, tep -
Ssnnis unb Rslu.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-12
MANSION HOUSE.
ALBURGH SPRINGS.

HAVING taken this public stand, the
An Subscribers respectfully solicit public
patronage ; assuring those favoring them
with their custom every possible at
%tention. The House has been re-ftted
and prepared to receive Boarders, who
may have occasion 10 visit the Springs f.;
no pains will be spared to make their stu
alton comfortable and agreeable. Trn,r-
lers lavoring them with call, will have no
reason to complain of the indifference or
neglect ofthe Landlords.
The recent disturbances in Canada have
gained for this place considerable ~notoriety
abroad /; we feel assured however, that the
vigilant action Of both local and State
Authorities will yet restore peace and quiz
etness.
In short we feel, while here we stay,
That those who call, will moi disdain,
II they by chance, should be this way,
VI giving us a call again.
Good Liquors we design tn keep,
To deal to the temperate few,
For such may taste three times a week,
And never get SO very blue!i
F. w. STOUGHTON.
j. NJ. TOWN.
Alburgh Springs, 18th April, 1889.
90
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-12
MISC
COL. Won

Attempts have recently been made b,
The Torres oil Canada, and their friend
and coadlutors in the States, TO produc,
the impression that this lamented marty
OF liberty was a Russian emissary, sen, Il
this country by the Emperor Nicholas to sit
the rebellion in Canada. To rescue m.
name Of Won Schouliz from the disgrace
and iniamy which such a charge, if es,ab-
lished, would bring upon it, we copy the
following extract from a latter 10 the edi-
tor OF the Syracuse Franklin
Gas.
NILES GUSTAV ScHoBTEwIsKu VoS
ScHoULrz was Of Swedish descent. n Pole
by birth, and Of noble e. extraction. He had
Just hnlshed an education, which versed
him deeply in the Sciences, both useful and
ornamental, and acquired the hiehes, liter.
airy honors OF the principal and most ceIe-
brsaed Universities of Northern Furone
whe he found himself engaged in ,Lat
~sanguinary and unequal contest between
Poland and Russia, the unhappy termina.
ton OF which lost TO himsef a country. and
WIN mat unfortunate country every thing
but a name. As he was ever eyiremelv
modest IN his pretensions, | have seldom
neatd nun revert 10 personal achievements
incidental to eveats so memorable, and then
only under circumstances of the highest
excitement. But | have learnt from these
occasional departures from self reserve and
incontestibly from other sources. ,ha, ,he
important part he enacted was hr;II;an,
WIN hetoie adventures and hair-bread,h
escapes, the bare recital OF which is caIcul-
ated TO enchain and capiivate the mos,
casual listener. Certain il IS he sipnalizrd
himself amidst a host Of heroes, for his rise
was sudden, IRON the comparative obscuri-
ty OF the scholar to the very. RESPONSIBLE
command of a Colonel.
IN ihat sanRutuary and decisive struggle
before the walls Of Warsaw, his father and
q ofo'her 'eil martyrs TO The sacred capse
OF hoeiiy.-Hs mother and a sister fed
IN Inc disguise Of peasants, but were ,sksn
and ban'shed TO Russia, and are nop 60,
fned TO q space Of 10 miles souare If H.,
rmpd hlmsei gashed and Scared with
put covered with imperishsble
e'ofy-a fugitive wandering from county, +,
10 eoon,ry-lnends and fortune los,, des- :
po'aed oil home and kindred, with q cnns,; }
'n'snn much impaired, be finally eFec,ed , :
Ianaing on our shores, commonly denomin-
aied the home oil the brave ana m. I.nL ,
Of The free" He evidently has 80 !
Traveller, as is TO be inferred from h;s - .
lee'afauons, as wel' as from rich stores oCl
Information he has acquired from ,c,n.I r
,oservanon.-Sweden, Denmark, Finland F.,
Lspland, Norway, Germany. Hollsnd
aesina, Italy, Switzerland, France, Snsin {
ro'ioeai, England, and finally Amer;cs
have been the threa.re OF his travels. ,nJ !
e nae not only acquired a general geo. /
graphical knowledge of them all, bu; an -,
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Won scHouLTz. THEDYryG cHIErrA,s

III THOMAS pALIs.
He sets in The noon Of has fame
lie fails Ia the hour Of his pride;
Bvs mvriads laraenling shah hallow his name.
Aad tell bow the hero hath died
He'd fought for the land Of his birth,
HIS own native Poland, in yain'
And long shall his memory be hallowed on earth.
Ru spiru shall acrs,tls again
Though ties might have chained him 10 life,
The strongest sgertion can bind
lie hcd from them al TO the scene Of the strife,
And bis love to his honor resigned;
He paused not TO wipe the big tear
That fell from a mothers fond eve;
He termed not TO look on a mourner more dear.
Unshrinl,ng he lcft ihem-,o die!
Yet say not The hero 10 dead
For glory can never decay;
From the scene Of its ~iriumphs The spiri, hath fed
Bot memory enshrines il for aye.
For he re, In the noon Of his fame,
He fell in the hour ofhis pride
Ana nations lamenting shall hailow his name.
AID tell how ,hs conquer,r died
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-12

WILSON'S Patent Spiral Vent IVatr
Wv Wheel is the best now in use, being bro.
PEELED by the combined forces of momentum, r.
action, SC. &c. and not liable to be deranred o.
lmpedcd by back-water or freezing.
These wheels are in successful operation !,
Judge Waterman's Mill, at johnson VI; Haze.
tine and Shattuck's Mill, a, Belvidere, and SOLO.
mon Bradley's Mill, in Fairfax.
~ County Rights for Franklin, Grand Isle, and
Chittenden may be had by applying TO the subscr.
Der by whom also wheels will! be made and for.
warded TO order.
SELDEN BROHN,
Agent for Vermont
NARROW, IN. H. Nav. 1899.
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AGENTS FOR THE N. AMERIc.e
VERM0NT.

VERMONT.
81. .4Dans-Dr. Rober, Nelson
.Montpetfcr-J. A. Vail.
JefersonvHe-Rev. J. Baker.
FGirfeld-H. Soule i Gott Briob,.
Franklin-Eri Jerome.
East Berkshire-Dr. S. S. Bude,
.4fburgh City-W. w. White.
.aiburgh-Tabor |. SewelI.
North Hero-Col. II. Wadsworh =.
DR.. G. Whitney.
South Hero-Vicior Adams, p. NJ
Derby Line-E. G.. johnson, P. N
Sheidon-Jacob Weed, P. NJ.
ha-Hiram Fish, P. M.
Richford-Alden Sears, P. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures F. Brigham,
Highgate.-H. O. Green.
Observation-Disclosures Du%vernay.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
.Marlo,c-Capt. Selden Brown,
do. Alden HuntIey, P. Nj.
South Mariow-Russel Hunlley, Pm
Ftswiitiam-Josiah ingalls,.
NEW YORK.
Rouse's Point-Medar Hebert.
Perry's .MiHs-L. Perry, P. M.
PiaHsburgh-Dr. Wolfred Nelson,
Fort Covington-Dr. Luc Mason.
KeesepiHe-P. p. Desmarais.
.4usa6le Forks-Dr. Joseph Dnvignon.
N. 7. Ctty-John Ryan, 90 Oak 81.
Bufalo-Charles Drolet, ESQ.
Rochester-W. l.. Mackenzie, Esq.
Saiina-Erasmus Stone, P. Nj.
HOpkinton-John GoodelI.
MicholsviHe-Dennis Stacey, P. NJ.
Glenn's FaHs-Heman X. Hopkins.
D-All Post-Masters who are friendly
us and to our Cause, are requested to DC,
Agents.
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THOMSONIAN PHYSICIAN.

hR. WARREN would inform the public that
~ he has LOCATED himself at Berkshire Centre,
where he will bSalways ready to attend to all call,
his profession. In his practice no bleeding, bis
terine, cupping, or poisoning with minerals or vege-
tables, nor starving of patients is allowed but bis
agents are purely vegetable compounds,
and are administered to remove disease oa the same
principle that food is given 10 remove hunger.
May, IS, 1889. ST.
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Ttsm Ni.easnAs'. Gazette.
FAREWELL TO CANADA.

FAREwELL To CANADA.
Lss1. wAess is ysssA ! spsstsS n flAases
Lad. wAtth aeses sf@ my ArEhi GAYS wtFs
gsns-
Nee sA4a ! .es thse. hns ds'k diets 81 ss1Hss.
Wa saseaa Get ~ SEES -heE Assss save H@Se.
O. os~sls I osn ts esgsr5oe's 6a,t waters.
TIE tes''t. Nat "a bsnsaFs shs niI mass re-
unsta
o.. osusS fhs hcg~ ~Ateh The sae Asan ct aate,,
Bsa isA 81 the Ess, 10 be kaFry afsH-
Rs so tAun as deasa'd 10 sse slavesy's shain,
TAs eAiteses a. sssa ,Aos IN dafkacss uzSst rear
VIII their PfpaS EnaAah Lord, Ger The Ter d's-
isn3 msin:
Ya tbs sess. TO lky ssasesy, can rive bas 8 tear
Tee nssn and the veal. he coward Or aad slave.
Alens on nv shetes wig consent e'er to d~e4,
Whiie The AiFb add the noble. the bed add the
have.
wilsss from thy .Aeiitr Brthe cold dungeons
cell.
Alas. f' iby fa,si Vet far. far | mas, wsnder,
An sSile so~esef from thee ! must roam
Ne Eaese shall watch thy bright waters rgesnder,
Or care On the place Of my love and my home,
Yet still ~htls in sadac. I wander 6slorn.
] must ronse brighter hopes, oh my e~oua,ry, for
thee.
Fer 'hy ~toags Uaavenksd ~iil forbid me TO mourn
Yes frOFn TyrAsny Canada ye, SHALL be free.
HAMfsH.
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Du. CALVET'S MEMOIR.
Translated for the North american.
CONTINUED,

(coNTiNUED.)
Outlines Of Mr.. Du Calvet's second Iette
to Lord North, dated 29!h November
1883.
MIR. Du Calvet complains of Lord North.
total neglect Of his petition addressed tc
the King on the Goth September, previous
says that tyranny is so excessive at Que.
Dec that the people have sent three dep.
utles TO London TO demonstrate and pe,i.
ZION against the abuses of the Govern
meni (: knows very well that Governor
iialdImand has agents at London, who
are wen paid, and who are appointed to
see that nothing should be changed in
the present system Of government in Que
bee, which he (Mr. Du Calvet) calls a
government Of tyranny and despotism.
Hopes That justice will be done to the
Province OF Quebec, and thereby preserve
tina, province to the Crown of England.
and that they will not force all Europe bv
theH oppressive conduct towards the Can
adams, TO justify the separation of.he thir-
teen colonies.
In Mr.. Du Calvet's Sd letter to Lord
North, dated 18th December. 1888. he
tells His Lordship that he shall continue
to write to him, till he shall have obtained
an answer to his petition Of the astb Sent
He claims but the Justice due
TO his injured honour and indemnity for the
immense losses he has suffered by ~piIIage
and ~brigandism. Tells Lord North thai,
His Lordship must know tina, he fMr Du
cannot prosecute Governor Haldi-
mand at Quebec .-Begs that an order he
granted TO him 10 recall Governor Haldi
TO London, by which means the
Province would be delivered from its great.
ts' curse, a tyrsnt.-EIpects that His
Lo'dshlp will give orders that Governor
haidimand should come direct from Que.
bee to London, and not abscond TO Swit,.
sriand' where he conld not follow him.
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VNNHE Subscriber has opened a High School at
H. Cambridge Centre, VT, and will teach READ.
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, Astronomy,
Philosophy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Logic, &c.
Particular attention will be placed to scholars
placed under his instruction. Terms So per quar-.
ter. JOSEPH BAKER.
Cambridge, March %, 1899.
N. h. Board may be obtained in respectable
families, residing in tho village, on reasouabl.
terms. Ia
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HAR. COTE returns his sincere thanks to tho
MV citizens Of Swanton, for the liberal encour.
aeement he has met with from them since Novem.
Der last. He has the honor to inform them tina,
he has decided to make a permanent stand among
them, and hopes that they will continue to patron
ize him. Call at Assaltynes, Hotel.
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DIR. GEO. HOWE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

SIClAN AND SURGEON,
III AS REMOVED to a House situated first
M door North Of JOSEPH BLAKE's, and still
offers his Professional Services to all, who may DO
SO unfortunate as to need Medical Aid.
Swanton Falls, MAY l4th 1889.