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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

What Of it?-The Standard cen.
nunicstes 60 rs the most terrifying
Intelligence that every county west
Of Salisbury 10 represented either In
tse Senate or House Of Commons by
Q lawyer. Well. this only shows
that the lawyers are not prescribed
Get ol men With the wing party. n
shaws, Ion. that the shig party num-
hers Ia its ranks . geodIy number
nf that pruisssiun which the great
Edmund Burks pronounced 90 con.
tain The abiest and most enthusiastic
defenders sf civil iIorrty. The Stand.
ard cannot Say. however, that the
whig counties west of Salisbury are
represented BY lawyers only. The
majority ofrepresentatives from these
counties are taken from among the
fsrmers and from the other proles.
sions Of life. But. even II IL vas q
fact deserving Of the condemnation Of
the people. that the wings had select.
ed . great many iaw ysrs to represent
them In the next Legislature. the
Standard can claim no beoefit for It's
party on that ground. We 6aa ta-'
the British party Il willing 10 avail
itself Of lawyers whenever IL can get
hold of them. The Negro Witness
Candidate himself Vas a lawyer.
The British Tory candidate for the
Inifice uf G ,vernor In this State was a
lawyer. The must prominent lead
er ofihe British Tories In this State
u q lawyer. The must prominent
British number frum the west Is q
lawyer. Both of the late British
Senators in Congress we're bred to
tie law, the one having abandoned
f,e prof sslm in early lille. and The
other having continued in practice
an u the present time. Two, u mol
fur, af the British Representatives
in Congress from this State. were
bred 10 The Law. The British party
sqaeezed into the Legislature all The
lawyers which il could Command
The Federal Secretary Of State Is
lawyer. The Federal Secretary o.
She Treasury. and We believe Mr.
foinseit, The Federal Secretary o
war, vas aisa a lawyer al one peri
cd OF his life.
Sair Il il crime 20 select lawyer
ms representatives, the Standard y
rsioppei in its attempt 10 'ur" y, NJ
Circumstance against The wings. w
rather expect, hnwever, 'hst on
neighbour was afraid that these yer,
same lawyers would, at our next ses
ston of The Legislature, apply IN
kn,rs and rau,cry pretty freely 10 u
rxcrescrnces which have been raise
npon tho body polite by The Nesr
wuness Chief. Raj. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24
TIE BEST THING We CAN DO.

TEE BEST THING We CAN DO
TuEs-!Haisreak.
The times are bad and want curing,
rhsy are getting beyond al enduring;
Let us tara cut Martin Van Buren,
And pui in Old Tippeesnoei
The beat thing ne can do,
Is put 10 Old Tippecsnoe.
as basiness ne al can take part 10,
So LEI us give notice 10 Martin.
that he most get ready Tor starting.
For veil pa ia Old Tippeesaos.
A change Of The Administrators
van Be Cor the good Of The nation,
Tor il % SOW IN bad situation.
So rel pat 10 old TipPsesnoe.
The best thing ne can "a,
Isie put 10 Old Tippeeanos.
AID send the whole posse packing,
Van Barren and Ill Of his backing.
For we've tried them d found them al lacking,
Aad veil Pu, 10 Old TiPpeesnos.
We've had Of THAR humbugs plenty.
For now all our pockets are empty.
We've one dollar now where We had twenty,
~. So vel put 10 Old rippeeanos.
The best thing we can do,
is 10 put In Old TiPpeeanos;
For their rOgus,y cant be defended.
AID lis lime tina, their reign shesid be eaded;
We never shall see things mended,
Till ws put in Old Tippeeanoe.
Uaele Sam ha'ni cent 10 bis purse now,
And matters are still growing worse no~i
There's osiy one thing leh for rs now.
Iis 20 put in old Tippeeaase.
The best thing We can do.
Isio putin old rippeeanssi
For We are ell Of Us going 10 ruin.
Az long ss Ne keep such crew 10.
So LEI NJ be up and adding.
Aad put 10 Old Tippeeanoe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-24

a Recruit wO4h:hauiag.-Ths Louis
Vile Guy Gazette announces tha' John
Speed Smith. ESQ. has renowned van
Burenism. and come out for Gen. HART
sun. This is, indeed. an accession worthy
Of being chionisled.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-24
NOR and Rel giOus
From The Lonaon Christian Obserper.

From the London Christian Obserpsr.
READER, Have you been made partakcr Of the
great salvation /; wrought out by means unuitera.
bly,, inconcevabIv stupendous Have you ncccp-
ted the gracious invitation OF your rcconclled God
and Father and are you reconc,led to God Say
not that to answer these questions were.mpossible;
10 attempt TO answer them prcsumpnous. ! send
you not TO scale the heavens: to intrude boldly IN
TO the privaciss Of the Omniscicnt to pluck from
the book Of Gods secret and eternal DEGREES The
page which records your final destiny then, pre-
cunning upon the invioahrliy OF his TRUTH 10 rest in
insoent security 10 mock aud to defy God This
indeed, were daring presumption impious
blasphemy. But no ! The word is nigh thee, in
thy mouth, and in thy heart and but ask you
honestly 10 read for the sentence craven in leg
ible charac tiers upon the tablet Of your hear. I
ask you notwh ether God be rcconciIed TO you :
waving all discussion of this point, by its fruits
would moro surely know il but ask are you rec
onriled to God "Wo love linn, because he first
loved us and where the pure love OF God in
Christ reigns, neither life death, angels,
nor municipalities nor powers, nor ihings present
things to come" permanently disturb
the peace or shake the confidence Of that soul
/, has found tt Supreme Good, which the human
heart even in its widest wanderngs, has been ar
IDENTITY and tcady pursuing
for every such pursuit after endowment but
tells the misery and the capacity OF the sonl and
as tho ever shifting needle 10 the constant pole,
points 10 God. lie who loves has found God: has
seen, and ict and tasted, and apprche<dcd God =,
by the congena faculty lie knows, by happy OK
pcrIence, tina; God is that Infinite Culness which A.
lone satisfy his infinite wants,-,he haopiness
commensurate with his misery. He requires no
voice from heaven 10 tell him lhnt his whole nm
lure has embraced God that lie dwelle,h in God
and God in him there is spiritual sensation Of
1t, certain as his identity and his happiness. He
feels that he has cenered tho profoundest affection
Of his hear, in God and tlIst all are satisfied Tho
storms! of passion the dstracng anxieties of
worldly the heart sickness Of hope deferred.
have subsidized, and the peace Of God rules in the
heart. The misis and shadows which deIuded and
betrayed him in the darkness Of natures mid
night, have been dispelled by The dawning light of
truth The Sun Of righteousness has arisen above
the everlasting hills, and the prospect brgbtens in.
70 paradise. The restless wandeJer has a, Ie nyth,
round home, nor desires again TO stray. lie
Hees no want which, il the treasures of the uni.
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verse were n, his commend, he would snpply' but
by this petition, ''Thy will be done lie mas
chosen whom he wiIl serve for time aud eternity,
and reason without single check, deliberately
sanctions his choice.
lie has no fear lest he may change lie knows
indeed that he is imporcni and frai', but this knowl
edge ss his strength for he knows that he can do
all things through Chris. strengthening Inn and
when he is weak then is he strong. lie has no
Sear lest 6 cd may change. lie knows that God is
a father and God is love and lhongh mother
may forget her sucking child that she should not
have compassion on the irur Of her womb, yet that
God cannot forget his offspring. Thus he rcPes cV-
cry temptation doubt and fear Wy assurance OF
present possession and enjoyment, and by the ma
turo and character Of God. And were The host
of heaven to tempt him 10 dependency or dstrust,
it would but rally to his heart It's prooundes SON
,imen ts, its wnrmcst affections, and ondercst SEN
sibIiti and IA still small voice" would ascend
from that sanctuary, in which God loves to dwell
with the humble conri:e soul, 10 revive and rea"
sure it: My Beloved is mno aud am Ills.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-24
STATE OF VERMONT

ORLEANS DISTRICT, IS.
AT Probate Court holden at the Probate Office al
lrasburgh in and for the District aforesaid, on
the I'd day Of November A d. 1910.
TOHN MACUMBER, Administrator Of Isaiah
~ Macumber, late of Greensboro in said district,
deceased, presents his Administration account for
allowance, and requests that License be granted
him TO sell all the real estate of said deceased for
the payment oc the debts against said estate. There
fore the Court order, that the same be referred to
the 6rst Wednesday of Dec. next, for hearing at
the Probate Office aoresaid.-and that the heirs
and creditors and all concerned be notified thereof
by publication of this order three weeks successive
ly in the Caedonian printed at St. Johnsbury, as
soon as may be, that they may appear at said time
and place and be heard in the premises.
l72w3. GEO. NYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-24
stoves. Kettles, PlOushs, &c.

The Centre Yiunge Farmers and Mechanics Com
pany haze for sale The jofoi1plg art'cIe g.,
WARDS and Fishers Improved Patent
IL IL Cooking Stoves;
Williams Improved Cooking Stoves;
Moore's Improv ed Cooking Stoves;
Hayward's and Jackson's Improved Cooking
Stuves;
Fairbanks - Improved Cooking Stoves;
Par!or Stoves, different sizes /;
Box Stoves do &c
CAUIDRON and SUGAR KETTLES, various
sizes.
Mason and Moorc's Ploughs
Jones' Ploughs;
Fairbanks Ploughs
The above articles will be sold as low as can be
purchased at other places. >
JOHN BACON, agent for G. v, r. u NJ, o ~
St Jobnsbrry Centre, Oct 3, 1910 IOIf
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NH a IL DIV A Rs h .
FARM FOR SAGE!

SITUATED one mile from Lyndon Centre, on
~ the road from Lyndon to Stanstead, contain
ing about hundred acres of ercelient land in a
good state Of cultvation-30 acres Of good meadou,
and about so pasturing and tillage, ,oeH fen
der ero,nd StaJle;-a good ,oeN prOportion,i
HOUSE, SHED and WOOD.HOUsE, in coed re-.
pair. Schoo-house within about 100 rnds-Gis.
and Saw-u,il within half mile Of said premises
Terms OF payment made easy to the purchased
hould like part Of said dover, the rest some 9TH
e1day.
For further particulars enquire of Col. John
Chase OF Wheelock Hollow. LOST.
.HuDnSt 10, 1910
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VA H. I'D 4 O. I'M IL .

TARGET Root, Indian Hemp, Eecampane,
w Boodroot, Snakerpo, Goldthread, Mandrake
root PrickIey Ash Boyk, sassairas, Hemlock gr
bay berry; Grains ofParadise, ilorehound, Mother
wort, Saffron, Sage, Skunk Cabbage, Golden Seal,
Carraway Seed, Coriander, Maslard white and
black.
ALSO, Mofrats Life Pills and Bitters, Tomato
Indian, Brandreth's, Cammomi!e, Hooper's, As,h
matte, Aromatic, Thnyer's Lees, Jewetts Pres
colts, Wnrrens, &c. Pills.
.4bdomidat Supporters, Musk, Caster and al! 9th
er articles usually kept by apothecaries.
For sale by LUTHER JEWETT.
S, Johnsbnry Plain l71tf
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StFaycd Cattle.

StTRAYED from pasture in Wheelock soma
- time since, one red two year old steer, broad
ish horns 1t is thought little cut off from the left
ear; also, three yearlngs, one brndle bull and The
others speckled, ono steer the other heifer. Wha
ever will return give information where said
cattle may be found shall be suitably rewarded by
Welcome Fletcher of Lyndon or King Hill, Of
Sheffield The subscriber has in his possession on,
small red two year old steer the owner is requested
20 prove property, pay charges and take hm away
WELCOME ]. FLETCHER.
Lyndon, Oct. 81, 1910. l7O'w3
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10000 Pounds
Stove Pipe and Sheet ArOsA.

ygNHE subscriber has, The past month, rcGe nsS
H. large additions to his stock OF st EEL lhoN
and ia now prepared to furnish merchants with a
snnerior quality of STOVE PIPE, made of tim
shtet Iron, at the lowest prices.
Stove Pipe will be delivered to most ct the
stores, if required, in Orange, Caledonia, "rai'on
and Coos counties, on consignment-io pay Tor All
sod in the month OF March next.
Early orders ate solicited from his Northern
SmDeri0r Tin wv are
constantly on hand corp L Il L f hET-
TIES made for Stoves, to any order, at snort mo-
ticc. ,,,.,r erovE pIpE
suitable for shops and shinge shan'ees' may 10
"'" ''' ~ ~ o. r. FYLER.
Bradford, Vt. Oct. II, 1910. 'oowli
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-24
Flour HEiaR.
E31I20yl

4 bus I'm GROW would inform his customers
- ana Inc public that his Nj I'll is in perfect
der, end that he is ai,oays on hand prepared 10 do
grihding 10 lher entire satisfaction. He il also
prepared at all times to grind SALT for dairys or
the table.
st Johnsbury, Sept I, 1910 1859
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-24
n O 4. 8 n lie

A GOOD WHEELWRIGHT SHOP, well ,i,u,
n ted for Understanding three stories, second
story finished for dwelling--lower part Cor ashoo
which contains a circular saw, an upright saw Dor
ing and tenanting, and water power sufficient to
carry them. Any wishing to purchase can havs
the above on reasonable terms; enquire Of the sub,
scriber. JOSEPH WHEELOCK.
Coventry Falls. Oct %, 1910. l70tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-24
8 ash, blinds g. Door.

VEyHE subscriber wishes to inform the public ;.
H. he hns lately commenced tho wi"
SASH MAKING BUSINESS,
at Coventry Fals-where he intends to keen -.
saniIy on hand, the common oUaiO ,o,ndo,o a. Jon
different sizes, and of superior quality. And Of
orders for the gothic SASH window blinds, and ~, ~"
mel doors will DO answered with shor no,icap 'a
TO the sty,e and dimensions. The subscriber "a.
ing devoted his time for number of wears r "N
wholly TO this branch of mechanical business f"'
years of which, he has aborcd in the sash slons y,
Boston, Mass, and also, having furnished himself
country affords; feels confident in assuring lbos'
who may favor him with their custom, that he c,o
furnish them with the above named articles mnSS
cheaper aud of superior quality, than be d,ns
by the common joiners, who, without many of NV
necessary toeIs, devote but small share of ,hsi
time to this branch Of business.
SAMUEL +. FRENCH
Coventry, Oct. &c, 1910. I70tf
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n EW GT o o I'D S

VENlE subscribers have received n supply of New
n Goods and would invite their customers and
others to call and examine them. They will be
sold reasonable terms for cash or approved cred
it.
WANTED'-In exchange for Goods, Butter,
Cheese, Flannel, FTooking, Dried Apple, &c.
SHEDD 81 JEWE1 Y.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Oct -, 1910.
N. B. Butter will be received on Cash demands
and fair price given. [lG7u1 Y j.
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W.. \. Goods.

(prime Teas and Tobacco.) Winter strained Oil
Linseed do, Paints and Dye Stuffs, CROCKERY
and GLASS WARE, HARD WARE, CUTIE
RY, &c.
The above with most articles usually kept ir
Country Stores they offer cheap forCash or or
Credit.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-24

NOTICE.
THIS may certify that | have relinquished to
my son, ABEL CHENEY I'd, his time and sb all
not claim his wages nor pay any debts of his con.
tracing after this date.
DANFORTH CHENEY.
Waterford, Nov. 10. 1870 l72w3
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st Jonhsbury, Shedd d. Jeweu.
" Morrill, IL Rankin.
Il Samuel Humphrey.
Albany, Howard Il Hovey.
Burke, Luc:us Denison 81 Co.
Ba,net, Bachop " Johnson
l.. 81 A. Dutton.
" Kiuredge, NJ. IL Skinner.
Barton, Hemingway, 81 Robinson,
Browningtoe, Thomas Z: Stewart.
Cabot, Israel Cutting:
William 8 Smith.
| Charleston, Robinson Il Cole.
| Coventry, E. Cleveland.
| Craitstury, Geo II. Cook.
| Canaan, Luther Shute Il Co.
Concord, j. q. Darling.
! Derby, N. Colby d Son.
Danvllle, A Mcmillan.
Guildhall, Gould Il Nelson.
! Groton, William Whitehill.
| Glover, VIM. b. Palmer.
Greensboro l.. +. Waterman q Co.
! Hardwck, Strong IL Delano.
Baker ~ Judevne.
! A 81 NJ. r. Cheever.
! Irasburg, P. barrow s. Co.
| Lunenburgh, &. w Gates.
! Lyndon, Chamberlain Il Brickeu.
E y A Bemis.
Newport, Brainerd Slebbng
n. Danvllo, Farmers ~ Mechanics Co.
Peachan, Chandler s. Brown.
Nyegate, G. q L. Cowes.
Sheffield, W. ~ ) Bradley.
Sutton 5. Il !. Blake.
Troy, II. Paddock.
Walden, Edwards 81 Dut,on.
Waterford, NJ K Parks Il Co.
" II. II. Fairbanks.
Wheelock, w. IL s. Bradley.
BENJAMIN BIZ ANDRETH, NJ. D.
2il Broadway, N. Y.
Sole proprietor of Brandreths Vegetable Universe
Pills i36-ly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-24

4 N H L X WI A IL Y,
For the Treatment of Hernia, or Rupture, and
Analogous Diseases,
NCORD, ". II.
HERNIA is here treated on the principles lad
Il H. down by DR. CHASE of Philadel phia, in his
Treatise on the Radical Cure of the disease, and
as more fully exemplifed and recommended in the
Report on the subject by the committee of the
Philadelphia Medical Society.
Tho perfect retention of the bowel is euaran teed
in all cases of reducible Hernia and a radica! cure
may be expected except in cases of long standiue
IN very aged people.
THOMAS CHADBOURNE, MD.
Concord, N. II. l7lm3
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FALL am Il wv inter
G. o o ID $
KU-TTREDGE Il COLBY


TTAVE lust received large assortment OF sea-
Il l. sonable Goods, consisting in part OF DhoaD
CLOTHS, super Eng. Buckskin Cassimeres' sail
nes and Vestings, embracing the greatest variety
and the most beautiful styles ever offered IN ms
vicni,y;l also, prime assortment OF TAILOR lrln
mings, Pilot and Beaver Cloth for gents. overcoats;
Tag iona, Rosly Plaid, Silk and worsted seges'
Goats hair cambet silk warp camble,eens, A'aPa,,
ca, Merinos, monsln de Lame, super black ana
blue black pines figured do satin strP'd ChaI'as,
black and colored Silks, rich figured do, black and
blue black silk Velvet, cotton do, figured Lace,
plain and fancy do, Grape Lissi, super Swiss and
book Muslins, plain, checked and BIRDS eye Gam
brics, lace and thread Edgings and lnser!ings,
wrought Cambria do, ladies kid, silk and Berlin
Gloves, do merno and mohar Hose; CaIicoes, pei
crime Ties, Edinburgh Shawls, highland and worst
ed plaid do, fancy Hdkfs., de Lane and raw
Silk do, Ribbons and Beltings. Italian and French
Cravats, cotton wool and Lapland do, Pongee, hag'
bandanna Splal6eld and Corah Silk Hdkfs; gents
buck mittns, buck, kid and Berlin Gloves, striped
shirtDg, brown and beached Sheetlngs, printed
Flannel, white and colored do, cotton do, horse
Blankets, Tickings. Drillings, Batting, Wadding,
Wcking, Umbrellas, paper Hangings, rubber Shoes,
ladies' Caters, do kid Slips and walking Shoes
chidrens Shoes, Buffalo Robes, hair zeal, mock
Otter, Nutria, Fur Seal and Otter Caps from 10 cts
to $l5, Collars and fur Gloves;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-24
Eye-Water.

DUMFRIE'S celebrated Eye Water, is now sought
after, and successfully used of the best rem.
edies known for sore, infamed or weak eyes, its
virtues are unsurpasscd,as many can testify, and
fair Iial will prove.
AN ALMOST HOPELESS CASE.
An old man who had been so dreadfuiiy afflicted
with sore and infamed eyes, that places seemingly
like burrows had formed below his eyes, owing 10
the constant running Of water from them-has been
completely cured Of this Eye Water
A few hours sometimes few minutes use OF TIE
eye water has relieved and cured of day aud
weeks standing. and that too, after ether appiica.
uons had failed. Price % cents bottle.
Prepared a1d sold by L. kIDDER, successor to
Or Conway, 80 Court st up stairs, near Concert
Hall, Boston, ~ sold by l.. JEwErT, 81 jOhnsbury.
More genuine unless signed Il. kidder On tho
outside printed wrapper.
Large discount TO dealers. E3lI20yl
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wv NFE I'D,

In exchange for Goods; Tow Cloth, Frocking,
Grey Cloth, Butter Wool &c.
St. Johnsbury Plain, Oct ~, 1910. l67f.
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TO PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH The
rheumatism!

No medicine ever get introduced to public notice
for this painful complaint has been more generally
successful, and more highly approved than The
celebrated Jebb's Rheumatic Imminent.
INTERESTING CASES.
E7XTRACT from Editor Sir "For eighteen
AZ months was afflicted with the Rheumatism,
every enGeavor and every medicine within reach
was used, but without effect, until procured this
Liniment. Ailer using two bottles, and part of
third, ii entirely cured me-"
A Physician in Pennsy lvania writes" Jebb's
Rheumatic Linmcnt has been beneficial in cUery
case IN 1chCh IL lcdS uScd "
n Southern gentleman writes-"Send me fur
ther supply Of Jebbs Liniment 1t is III high repute
A Western Agent wrles-'I out OF Jebb S
Linimcnt, which is called for, and it is much tho't
OF here by persons who have used It,.
| Mr. - Of this city, lost the of his limbs in
consequence of exposure TO wet and damp, could
not get out OF Led for six weeks, bottles of the
| Llniment and few doses OF Relies Asthmalic
Pills, restored him to perfect health in IA days.
An old gentleman was severely afflicted with n
violent pain in his back for many years, which ben,
him nearly double, was perfectly cured by one bot
tie Of the Llniment, and walks upright any person
! Jebb's Linimenr 1T is worlh'( said an aged min.
lister, who had experimenally tested its surprising
virtues) its ,otight IN god
DR. Sphldng Of Lyndon, VI. writes-Jebb's Lin
iment has effected n very decided cure in neigh.
! boring town. Esq e. afflicted for some time
with Rheumatism in the hip Il joint, after medical
advice and making use Of nil The nostrums in :hi
part OF the country to no purpose, completely
cured by hotties of this valuable linment
This Eminent will not only be found one Of the
best remedies for Rheumatism, which It relieve:
Immediately, and which it frequently cures in "a
hours, although of years standing; but also fo
sprains nunbness, stiffness of the Joints bruiscs
| chilbains, &c Price 81 cts a bottle,
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POEM ON LITTLE CHILDREN,

POEM ON LITTLE CHILDREN,
BY MARY uowIrT.
Sporting through tho forest wide,
Playing by The water side,
Wandering DER the healthy GcIls.
Down wiihIn ;he woodland delIs,
All among tho mountains wild,
Dwolloth many littlc child
In the baron's hall frride,
By the poor mans dull Preside,
Mid The mighty and the mean,
Little Children may he seen
Like flowers that spring up fair,
Bright and countless every where
In tho far isles Of the main,
In the deserts lone domain,
IN the savage mountain glen,
Mong the tribes OF swathy men
Vhorcso or TIE sun bath shono,
On league of poopIcd ground,
Little children may be found !
blessings on them They in mo
Move n kindly sympathy,
with their wished, hope "nd fears,
With their laughter and 'hor tears,
With their wonder so intense,
And their small experience
Little children, not alone
On the wide earth are you know
Md It's lnbors and its cares,
Mid its suh'crngs and its snnres;
Free from sorrow, free from strife,
In the " orld Of love and life,
Where no sinful thing bath trod
In Tive presence Of our God
Spo,lcss, blamclesS, gloIiticd,
Little children, So abide
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BIi IN DIS, DO Ors and Sa sh q,

or first quality, and latest style, kept constant
" ~ on hand, made to order, on reasonable
terms, for cash or approved credlt-bv
JAS. II. RAMSAY
All persons wishing for either Of the above
articles respectfully invited to call and see foi
themselves.
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