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From the Buffalo Journal
IMPORTANT IF SUCCESSFUL.


Mr. James Simpson of Baltimore is now OK
hibitng in the room of the Miscellaneous Libra
nv at the Capitol, steam boat for towing a
train of common canal boats, III quite a similar
manner that Of locomotive towing a train of
upon railroads The steam power is
placed on board of twin boats Of small capacity.
The following is description Of il taken from
the Albany Evening Journal
ale the tubeer boiler and double en-
gne acting upon one shaft, with two cranks, one
IT right angl with the other; the shaft extends
across one boat and 10 the centre Of tho space
between the boats, and upon the inner end of the
shaft he tastens an iron wheel four five feet
diameter and about four inches thick. This
wheel is so constructed upon its periphery, that
chain, it rightly made, when passing over the
wheel, cannot render: he laws chain loosely
upon the bottom of the canal, extending from
lock to lock- and there made fast TO the abutneuts
of the locks. The wheel shaft not extending a
cross the space between the boats, permits the
chains being raised from the bottom Of the ca
nal and placed over the wheel cast off at plea
sure, in which position 1t IS on balance, the
wheel being put in motion by the power of the
steam Tho wheel draws the boat through the
water with equal velocity with that with which
| the periphery OF the wheel is driven by the pow
er of steam, that there is no waste OF steam
! or fa,se motion; in other words, the boats pas
ses through the water fast as the wheel re-
wolves, ard the adhesion of the chain TO the boat
is apparently as certain or secure as are gears to
gears, and by using the double crank he has al
ways the power to start train, the wheel being
! in the centre Of the boat, and the train made fast
to the stern of it, the whole NOV ed by the cen
ire of gravity and the boats being fastened close
to each other, it Is said they cannot raise a
swell, and he apply much power may
be required TO effect anv velocity that would be
prudent or desirable. There can be but little, i
anv doubt, but that he can double treble the
usual speed obtained by horses, and he says tina
with a passenger boa, he can acquire any
speed usual upon railroads, or more, withou
causing swell upon the banks He makes the
tow boats with both ends alike, and connectet
that one balances the other in all positions. BY
which means he steer with great accuracy
and ease. The water being good as oil TO pre-
vent friction wear, and also the oxydation 0
the chain, it will be great saving in tow ropes
tow path, &c; and take it altogether, i, is III,
most simple and secure thing continuance i'm
, aglnable, and we wonder that il should be new
, thing this late day. 1t is certainly hight
worth the attention ofthe government and all con
cerned in the forwarding business
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LAND FOR SALE

4 FARM III Henry couhtv. the National road
"A two miles west of Lewsvlle, containing 10
Also tract OF land IN JAY county, the fofs Wsyne
road three miles south of Portland containing
Enquire EiUah Coffin, Richmond, la. Lew Cof-
I'm, Newport. la
Fourth moaih 25h. 1889. 20--tf.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ME subscriber will offer for sale, the residence of
John Raper in Wayne county, Indiana, the 18Th
day Of June all the personal property belonging
the of Robert Raper dec, Consisting of Mare,
Milk Cows, Sheep; and Household Furniture. Sal e
10 O'Clock. when due attendance viii be
given. Terms made known on day of
JOHN RAPER, Executor.
May 25th, 1882 20:3t
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NEW SIrDOlx OH
SPRING s. SUMMER GOODS.

VIE subscribers have now received aud opened large
ana entire new stock of plain nd fancy DRY GOODS,
consisting, part pf:ssuper blue, black, brown drab
've, invisible green, daha, and steel mixed CLOTHS;
super drab Cinnamon, black, brown, and mixed CAS,I-
NERftS; Summer CIoths figured and plain Satin and
SIik rout de So forences and plain and figured
nap Mousseiin de Lame, and superior articie
various colors and Pongees Silk Serge Silk
Cashmere, Barcelona, Levantine, Norwich, txicd SIR
derino Pongee Bandanna Flag, fancy Gnszs
and Victoria SHAwL and black nd coor-
cd six Bfaid Galloons, Cords, &c: brown, drab and
biack SIX and Iabby VELVET; needle -worksd and TAM
oou'd Collars and Capes black, green whites plain and
worked VfiL, Blon'net; Men and Wsmens superior hos
kin. KID, PIC mic, thread aud GLOVES fine white
ana unbeached COTTON Hose, and half Hose Irish Lneu
Long Lawns, Linen Handkerchief, Bishop Lawns. Gre.
cianhe Bobbneti Null usins, India aud Swiss Mu,lins
figured and plain Book Muslin lIandkerchiefs Cambria and
osachsd and unbeacned Muslins; blue drab Pittsburgh
lords Rowan Cassimares; brown and white Drilns..
striped and worsted Buckskn together general as
sorsnent of Bonnets, Hats, Boots Shoes Grocsris
Hardware, Cutlery, &c. &c
EDMUND EVANS g. SON
5. w Corner of Main and Make, SIS
1'h hiS. ioth; 1888 (l5u) Rchmo I'd, Ia.
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"Royal Edict."-The Postmaster General has
decided that all copies of Loyd's List received by
mail shall be taxed with letter postage. The
Boston papers complain of this Justly, as the
last act exhibiting kendall's usurpation. The
Gazette says all subscribers who received their
regular files by the steam ship Liverpool. from
the latest dates up to the time of her departure,
must pay several dollars postage for the convey
ance from New York to Boston, viz: at the rate
of "a ents per ONCE. The subscription price of
Loyd's List is S666 per arnum, and al this rate
the postage from New York alone ,could amount
to SoS 6S year, The consequence of course
will be that erery package hereafter received will
be lett IN the Post office and sent 10 Washington
as dead papers. Several of the insurance offices
have determined to write to Englond imme-
. diatev and stop their subscription
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Iron HoUsEs.-The Glasgow Chronicle has no
ticed an elegant plan of a coast cottage of
iron hung in the Tontine Coffee room, Glasgow.
The plan referred TO seems TO have six rooms,
kitchen and laundry. and other convenences. for
the small sum of f250, or if double house Of
fourteen rooms, 800 This is not half the price
Of common house with similar accommoda-
ton, and can be ready in two months.
CUR1ous HIsToaucAL FAcr.-The Emperor of Java
employs anv but in MS embassies. and those
generally widows The Of Java persuaded, ha
calculated for negotiations that ,hey
address and ascendency and tina, they
greater creative fancy, well fertility OF
expedenis.
| The Boston Transcript gives abstract of a
list of tax payers in that city for the year lSoS
bv which it appears that there we're 10 persons
who paid between one and two thousand dollars
tax; ii who paid between two and three thousand
dollars; one Mr.. John Parker) who paid between
three and four thousand dollars; and another Mr.
Peter G. Brooks) who paid between four and five
thousand dollars.
Immense .Sl0reholder.-A Mr.. Pollock of Roam
oke, n. c., who died recently, probably th
upwards Of 1000.
.Meaory-The distance of memory alone change
the drops through which swim the ranbor
, of enjoyment
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A meeting of the Commissioners named in the
Charter of the East Fork Canal takes place on
Monday, the Sd day of June next
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THE LAST CALL!!

NACH and every individual indebted the late firm of
IL Akin Ward hereby no,ifed that their I'D
accounts .NOU in the hands of .W4GISTR4 TES for
collection, and they paid day
of June suit will be commenced all paid that
time Open accounts also be closed by cash
previous said first day of June, else suit will be
menced them likewise. 1t is hoped this call will he
tended and thus the unpleasant of
DANIEL WARD.
May 4th, 1888. 17-5
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T A IKE MOTTO f

IL persons indebted the late nm OF Lewis & Ward
n hereby notified, that unless the several claims
due the said firm settled, either by cash
before day Of June next they will be left
hands of officers for collection This nds-
penabe. and i'll positively be pursued Ii is therefore
hoped that the Ill be speedily closed in less dis
agreeable DANIEL WARD.
May Atm 1889. l7-5i
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NEW SPRING FASHIONS.

RS. HART, has just csived from The the latest
~ fashions which have been brought OUT of gay and
plain ladies hats and honnets She for
latest patterns and silk bonne,s Silks trimmings
and u nilIenry. She viii order
article line business and in hand
style. shop Main street, opposite the National
Hotel. T.. HART.
Richmond, May 4th 1899. Eff
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
AT meeting Vesry of ST. Paul's Church. held in
the borough of Richmond Friday, May 10Th. 1889,
On motion, ResovedThat the Clerk advertise for
posals till day of June for the
buildn. euice in said borough for the
Paul's church. The plan of the edihce may
be examined the Rev George Fiske Il 9TH
necessary Information be had by enquirirg of
member of the Vestry building Committee.
GEORGE FISkE, Chr of the Vestry.
JAS. w BORDEN, elk Pro. Tenn.
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PU BIIC 5 ALE

w ILL be offered at Public Sale, the residence OF
w the subscriber half mile south of Richmond,
Whitewater It'll day the Sth of the ON month
tity of Household Funiture; Joiner's Tools of various
kinds entirely new and Tool Chest; Plough; Harrow Gull
tivator: Dearbourn with double Carriage Har
ness, nearly new.-ALsoan excellent assortment of DYE
STUFFs consisting of-Madder, Logwood. Fustc, Cam
wood, French wood, Indigo, Alum, Creamartar, Nut
gals, Blue Vitriol, Copperas, &c. c-Afso-a quantity
Cotton WooIlen WARTS, Red and Green FLANNEL,
SATTINErr &c SC. (E-sae commence at 10 O'Clock,
a. Terms liberal WM. BANCROFT.
Fifth-nonIh 18th. 1899 1918
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CINCINNATI CANAL MARKET, Mayo.
Flour, from boats, $3.50 dull.
Mhisksy, Al
Wheat. l,oe los
Corn Meal, Is
Corn, 564
Butter, kegs, l2,al6
Oats, sO
The Philadelphia markets were altogether de-
serted yesterday by the beef butchers. is to
De hoped that this class of citizens will be sus-
famed in their audable course by the community
at large-Poulson, May Is.
Inc following neat and gallant compliment was
pau me fair sex, at the celebration Of the fifth
cieiy: Typographical 80
ak LAprEs-The specimen book of nature
s,.n "s no rorers so lovely as those which bloom
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A CURIOUS SCESE.-The Cincinnati Wing Of
the 9th instant says:
Ex-senator Morris and Abner Kneeland have
been lectur'ng during the past week at the Court
House IN Cincinnati. The former depicting. in
his usual blunt style, 10 the Van Buren, house
hold, the horrors of slavery, and The great virtue
OF aboiit'onism; the latter. doing out TO few
malcontents the folly of all scripsurai belief Alb
ner Kneeland has lefl Boston for good. and is TO
be the oracle of Loco Focosm in the Far West
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ME Subscriber viii esr fer sals ss avn e Hoeon.
Wayne county, Iadaaa, - SATURDAY.. IL Ia Asv Fl
uns next, all the personal pssy bssaing ssrs
Of Jonn T Gray, late Of aId eousey. dse, eossssne e
bay MARE, HOUSEHOLD asd KITCHEN F6R-
NITURE, &e- Sale 70 eennsues - ~ 1elseA, O. $50
said day. when shs tsrms ~ ns vim b see kssnn, -
Edse attendance gsven, ~ THOS. GRAY. All.
Boston. May esa, 1850. le;G
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Il Ala Il y u p.

Il "A IA Il ~ u E,
D1 Walter Legg, of Wayne township, Wayne county,
1 Indiana. estray gray MARE; supposed be FIVE
years DID, about l54 hands nigh, glass eye, the right
side of white, saddle marks, shod before,
natural other marks brands percevabe,
and appraised dollars by Robert Hill and Jacob
Sanders. A true copy from my estray book.
WILLIAM cox, J. p.
Nav ii, 1889. lS:3t
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WOOL CARDING.
N 0 TIC E.

TINE Stockholders IN the Richmond Tva,ur a.d Ma.
uactaring Company her.by notified ehas On E7ee.
lion fD Directors, manage tine bus.s # se ins-
tuition the ensuc. year. will Be hold ihsr scs in Rie
mond On the third day Of una
JNO. HAINEs, Seerssasy
Richmond, May 4'h, 1889. tJs6 eopr1 l7-ss
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EHE N. Y. LITERARY GAZETTE,--A WEEKLY
1 Periodical, edited by J AMEs ALpRicH, is published
Saturday morning, III the city of ". Yok. Terms
-Four Dollars per Persons RENTING Five DollaU
by mail the Editor will the Literary Gazette sent
them for one year and quarter.
In addition Original Club Pap.rs, which regularly
in the Gazette, enriched with conrbu-
from the first authors OF the day Original articles
the distinguished whose follow, have
already appeared in its columns:
Professor Barber Robert Montgomery, Egg, Eng.
Professor Harpey r. Brydson, Egg. Eng
Fits G. Ha!iack, Esq c. Dance Egg, Eng.
JMs. L. H. Stgourney .1utor Of" The Isnn,,sia, Eng
| together with many other wsll-known authors.
Every number Of the Gazette contains Gems
of Literature copied from original anuscrips Engla
from old and valuable works, entirely Of print, aud
inaccessible the public. Original Essays. Noces Of New
Works, Misceanea and Facetis, appear in its columns
weekly In addition this, the work frequently emoei
ished with the finest steel engavng of the popular
and interesting subjects.
/ Nav Is
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5 Il r. A Y T. d,

5 Il II A Y T. ID.
& MON the subscriber about a red nd
white cow she is abou, years old, has good
deal OF white her belly, legs and forheaf,
her head very low when she walks;
time red and white yearlng hefer. 1t supposed they
Went north from Richmond Any person giving inorrna-
that they may be found shall compensa-
ted. JOHN CHASE
Richmond, MAY 4, 1899. Inf
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subscriber keeps Oh hanl for sale,
general assortment of every article in Tobacco
ne Being agents for tho largest manua in vii
IA ana Kentucky, esale merchants will il greatly
to theI! interest TO give call before purehasing W.
pledge ourselves TO sell at the lowest prices mos,
acconm, dating terms. Our present stock consists Of
900 kegs No twist, various brands;
IOO DO . 2 do aud half ponnds:
300 boxes % Kentucky Cavendish:
80 do q II plug sHoaey Dew, rb,,uds
l5o do Virginia Cavendish Honey Dew v.,io.s
io,ooo los old Kentucky Leaf, superior article.
sEGARs.
230oOo American Segars, various qualities.
Ioo40 half Spanish do;
200 boxes Melee do;
49, Brown Light Brown, Yellow, Cuba. Havana Prineioa
lraouco, kegaia, and other kinda Of Spanish SeSan
spanish Tobacco.-30 bales Cubs TEoaece
snnhs.-Ross scented, Maccotmr. HXpcee Scotch
french and Dutch Snufs, barrels Es Jars and ddsrs
Pine cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
- boxes ass'd sizes kinds Chewing Smoking Tobacco:
Do obls loose Smoking Tobacco.
ogeiher with German white and Pipes, Tobacco
and snuff Boxes Segar Lighters Tobacco Kaives Faney
Pipes, &c &c WITHERS e. CARPENTER,
No. 45. Main street, between Columbia ard
- Lower Market sts-, CfscrSSArr. OBro
MAY II, 1899. fGazJ II on
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Notice to Creditors.

Office is hereby given. that the undersigned has
ken letters of Administration the of Robert
Raper, decd all persons indebted said
quested make immediate payment and those having
claims against the notified them duly
authenticated for settlement Thin twelve months from
date. The is supposed TO be solvent.
JOHN RAPER.
May 25lh, 1899. 2U-3t
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SUPERIOR COLORADO, TRABUCCO, aud PRIN
- ClPE CIGARS; for sale by
Jan 2S. 1899. l. REED & BROTHER
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.Ien,ory-The distance of memory can alone change
the drops time through which swim into the rainbow
of enjoyment
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-05
sJhe .4rt of Heading had is or1glt IN Mc lVooaS
and the forest IS still the best Medical School,"
The Indian Purgative Pills;

OR UNIVERSAL MEDICINE OF THE NV,
NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH
Established al Washington, d. c. Jan. 8. 1885
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-05

Dyspepsia, and Hypochondrass; Fetanus, Epilep-
sy Hooping O. Cough, Asthma and Papitation of the
heart Incipient Consumption and Marasmus; Drop
sy ofthe Head, the Chest, the Abdomen and the
Limbs; Scrofula, Scurvy, and oyPhliis; broncho-
ceIe and Cancer, Gravel and Srangury, Loss Of APP
petite, Cosveness, Sick head ache, Flatulency,
pains in the Stomach, pains in the Back and Side,
and other plants of the Kidneys and Liver;
Ulcers and sores of every descriptions Hysterlcks,
Weak Nerves and Lowness Of Spirits, as we'll as
Leucorrhoca, Menorrhoea, Suppression, and other
delicate female complaints. Besides the above, it
has been found Invaluable in the diseases OF in.
fants, that in the new settlements OF the Far
West, where the Inhabitants keep 1t constantly be-
side them, the children are brought up in good
health, without any assistance from Medical men.
To sum up the character of the Indian Purgatve in
few words it is only necessary to state that pos
sed by medicine, viz. the power of opening and
keeping open all the natural drains ofthe body; 81
every curative property that can be possess
will most effecually assist nature to cure every
riety ofdisease.
TrPRINCIPAL OFFICE for the New England
States for the sale of the above VALUABLE
PILLS, No. 1893 fremont street Boston.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX.
AGENTS for the above valuable Pills
WArERroRp-H. CUTTING a. co. agents for
Caledonia Co.
St. Johnsbury, LUTHER JEwETr.
Montpelier WIN. CLARK, General Agent for
Washington, Lamolle, Orleans and Orange Cos.
BrattIeborong h-Benj. Bracket d Co. General
Agents tor Bennington County.
SUB AG ENTs--Benningto Jonathan Haughtop
Bethel, Samuel Austin, ir Bridgewater, Thomas
Southgate; Burlington, A. Brainsmaid; Commons,
Samuel Events; Chester, Phineas o Sargent; e.
dlebury, Geo IL Fish; Newbury, Prenliss Knights;
Post Mill, Jeremiah Wilton; Proctorville, Proctor
S Robinson; PutneG, Isaac Grout; Stowe, Albert
Comps; Waterbury, p. Lyon 64-1y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-05

lIv2 What hand that hath casped our own, or al
lection whereunto we would have turned, and
trusted ever, becomes not powerless, fultless' III
our time of need Why then do we shrink ana
weep, when the trial is upon US Why do we sill
us down in sorrow and silence, to see the present
with its countless spells go by? Ay, and whV, WIN
the last flowing tears yet undried upon our cheeK'
and the weight still enlightened at our heart, do
we turn ere long to the ruin Of our fallen images
and search, though we deny it to ourselves, search
dmly but lrustingly, for the spark that beSul'eu
and Knocked us?
Oh. thoughts of death We are all too cold for
Beauty in her conquering hour, and Childhood S
dawning blessedness, and youth with It's unmeas-
urod hone! 1t were dark indeed to remember
while nc glitter, and blossom and rpen in our very
presence, that the end IF all is dust. Wherefore,
nence. to the soft binding links Of earth. Uncheck-
ed be the glad fountains Of human tenderness, I'M
closed the In and eye of human mirth. Though
we should 90 no more abroad re ocing in the JOY
of beautiful and well created things; though the
sprna time and summer may have lost for us their
fair and free delight and we turn from glad mu-
sic and gay sayings, remembering the days that
a,c,e. come we still among Them ell with cheerful
bearing, and dispute not here tho lustro of any
been shaded by departing wings, there yet return
eth an hour OF freshness and triumph and JOY
tue silent hour of dreams! Lost faces beside us-
low utteriugs and blessings about us and with u.s.
as willingly we yield our cheated soul unto the
sweet and idle visions Of the night.
| Life ! life toiling, infrmng, unruIy, passing,
precious life Behold how the mis- htest cherish,
the lowliest worship thee Thou art stricken from
| t. yes we adored, from bosoms that warmed TO us,
and we utter the kneli Of bereit and desoate
spirit we cling to the silent and passlonless dust,
as though our own dark hour should not utterly
and surely come! AS though not for our lingering
feet, and lonely pilgrimage, were spread the
cold valley Of shadows Mrs j. PhWtPs.
DR. DoDpRIDGE's DAUGHTER. DIR DoddrIdge
buried Il most interesting child at nine years OF
are The dear little creature was general favor
te; and he tells in her funeral sermon, that
when he one day asked her, how it was that every
body loved her,-''I know not" said she, "unless
it be that love every body" Tell your children
this Also read them 1.-THE child Samuel
grew on and was in favor both with the Lord and
also with men"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-03-05
DIR. UJLLL4M EVANS C.4.NO.NILE
pills

VApPY would II have been for many persons,
n 4 of both sexes, who now in the sllcnt
grave if thew had learned to check the morbid
tendencies of their stomahs and bowels, by these
pure Tonic and Aperient Pills, manuiac tured by
d. VIM Evans, Of Now York, without resortIng
TO u,:ack remedies the names ofwhlch they know
nothing. That dreadful scourge CONSU MI lloN,
might have been checked in its commencement,anC
disappointed of its prey, all over the land, IT the
first symptoms of Nervous Debility had been con-
centratod by CAMOMlLE, chemically prepared,
and those bowel complaints, which lead to host OF
fatal malades, might have been obviated by that
fine alkaline extract Rheubarb which is lead
ina Ingredient in the APERIENT FAMILY
PILLS Before both of these medicines, winch
are adapted to ma GRITTY of tie purposes Tor whch
II hundred others are unnecessarily used, ieVers,
nyues bilious disorders, headache, female debility,
male decline, indigestion, and liver complains
would have entirely disappeared, whe,e many OF
them have proved fatal. The afflicted reader is
spccfulv asked to give them tlial. You are as
stIrrd they will do YOU NO HARM-and as proof oil
their grea virtues DR.. Evans need only tell you that
they ar eoNLy patent Medicines of the present day
thai are recommen ded by and have the approval oil
Physicians generally. See DR. Evans advertise
ment IN another part of this paper.
| Messrs T.. p. Walton and Son Of Montpelier, are
liable Pills, and they authorized TO appoint Sub
Agents in other towns and to supply them with the
medicine.
They are 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
nv. SHY