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8 "a Ia &c IN d $ l& ID OOrs-,

YHNHE subscriber wishes to inform the public tba,
Il he has lately commenced the
SASH MAKING BUSINESS.
at Coventry Fas-where he intends to keen con-
santly on hand, the common ouaIo ,c,ndozc sash of
different sizes, and of superior quality. And all
orders for the gothic sash, window blinds and pam
mel doors, will be answered with short notice. as
TO the style and dimensions. The subscriber hav
ing devoted his time for a number of years past,
wholly to this branch of mechanical business tin ee
years of which, he has labored in the sash shops of
Boston, Mass, and also, having furnished himself
with the best and most fashionable tools which the
country affords; feels confident in assuring those
who may favor him with their custom, that he can
furnish them with the above named articles much
cheaper aud of superior quality, than be done
by the common joiners, who, without many of Tho
necessary Tools devote but a small share of their
limo to this branch of business
SAMUEL F. FRENCH
Coventry, Oct. &c, 1910. l7Otf
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Efall am "a win ter
e. o % ID s
KHFTEREDGRl & COHHBY

|HAVE jus, received a large assortment of sea-
IL 4 sonable Goods. consisting 10 part o BROAD
CLOTHS, super Eng Buckskin, Cassimercs, Sati-
netts and Vestings embracing the greatest variety
and the most beautiful styles offered in this
vIciniIy0 also, prime assortment of Taiiors Trim
mings, Pilot aud Beaver Cloth for gents Is;
Tegonn, Rosly Plaid, Silk and worsted Selges,
Goats hair camblet silk warp cambeteens, Alapa-
ca. Merinos, mousn de Lame super black and
blue black Iapines figured do. satin strpd Chaas,
black and colored Silks, rich figured do, black and
blue black silk Velvet, cotton do, figured Lace
plain and fancy do Grape Lss, super Swiss and
book Musns, plain checked and birds eye Cam
brcs, lace and thread Edgings and inserings
wrought Cambria do, ladies kid silk and Berlin
Gloves, do merno and nohnIr Hose; Cacoes, pei
crime Ties, Edinburgh Shawls, highland and worst
ed plaid do, fancy, IIdkfs., m. de Lane and raw
Silk do, Ribbons and Beltings. Italian and French
Cravats, cotton, wool aud Lapland do, Pongee flag
bandanna, SpltaIield and Corah Silk Hdkfs gents
buck mitns, buck, kid and Berlin Gloves, striped
ssihrting, brown and bleached Sheeungs, printed
Flannel, white and coored do, cotton do, horse
Blankets, Iickings. Drilhngs, Batting, Wadd,ng,
Wick'ng, Umbrellas, paper Hanginss, rubber Shoes,
ladies' Caters. do kid Slips and walking Shoes,
chiIdrens Shoes, Buffalo Robes, hair seal, mock
Otter, Nutria, Fur Seal and Otter Caps from IS cts
s.. Collars mr.
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u o n. s a lie

A GOOD WHEELWRIGHT SHOP, well 'Ic
"A ted for Understanding three stories, seroN'
story finished for dive ling--lower sart for aSooP
which contains circular saw, an upright saw, 10
ing and teuantng, and water power sufficient
carry them Any wishing to purchase can hay
the above on reasonable terms; enquire Of the SUI
scriber. JOSEPH WHEELOCk
Coventry Falls, Oct. %, 1910. l70tf.
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TO A " IN F A N T

BY WILLIAM LLOYD GARRIsoN'
Fair bud of being --b!ossoming like tho rose,
Leaf upon leaf unfolding 10 the eye,
In fragrance rich, and spotess purity
Which hourly dos some latent charm disclose )
o may the dews and gentle rains Of heaven
Give to thy root immortal snstcnance
So thou in matchless beauty shalt advance,
Nor by the storms Of life be rndely driven
But If, o envous Death ! this little flower
Thou from it's stem ultmcIy break,
An angel shall the dropping victim take,
And So transplant it to a heavenly bower;
Where it shall flourish in eternal spring,
Nurtured beneath the eye of a paterna' King
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10000 Pounds
stove Pipe and sheet hfO9a'

THyilE subscriber has, the past nsopI1ILEI' IRON
d large additions to his sl"c: OF Si,rn ,';,I,
and is now prepared to lgrnS nIpE nude Of min
suporor quality Of STOVE fFT' '"''N
sAect Iro1 ~ the Iowes' price, ., ,oos, of the
stove Pipe viii he dolNI raI. !" I'o't G %
stores if required i" or"ngG, ~%Iea"" "ay for All
fNud Coos countess % n roh grxt
'" Hnry "rGers n,e ,oI'c'lod from his Norh'F"
SN pcrior 'Eim w "a re
constantly on hand corr T. Il Il kEt-
TIES made ior'Sloves, to any order, Mt snort no
N q. 1000 pounds OF RUST STOVE PIE
suitable Cor shops and shinge shanees may DC
had 70, 10 couts per pound $3.50 ,,,,pn
BrndC,rd VT Ort. II, 1910 IO0"Il
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CURES EFFE CTED BY THE USE OF NOR.
RISO.N So MEDICINES:
10 DR.. GEO. TAYLOR. 81 Broadw ay

TO Dr. GEO. TAYLOR. "a Broadway:
Sr-For about nine years have been in de-
cIining state Of health From my own feelings,
and in the opinion of Others was in the last sta
ges of consumption. The doctors having gwen me
IN, was induced by friend to the Hyge ian
cnuse 10 try Morrson's Pills of the British College
Of Health. Besides consumption, "A complaint had
settled in one Of my arms and the muscles had be-
come so contact ted that could not get my hands
together by four inches. am now in good health
my arms are of equal length in fact | am a new
being.
in hopes that knowledge oft may induce other
sufferers to try your invaluable medicines to which
alone by divine permission, attribute my resto.
r""cT !" neS ,s ~snec, I ge RARuYnT
4lst street. between 9Th aud 9th Avenues, N. Y.
Arested by Mr. j. Il. PERRY, corner Of 9Th
Avenue and 4ls' street, May 9Th 1889
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stoves Z! Stoves !,
COUGHS, COE4DS.
ind all diseases Of The Llnpa

find all diseases OF The Lungs
TEVHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY D.,
A SAM is believed to be deservcdly Ibs W
popular NJ edcine ever known in Amerir,
coughs. colds, asthma or phthisc consnms
whooping cough, and Pulmonary affections Of +
ny kind
The Vegetable Pulmonary has been very o.,
siyely used for about twelve years; and its rs'
ton has been constantly incl easing, So unTa
Nv popular has this article become that it msr
considered as a standard article in a large nar
the United States and British Provinces
families keep it constantly by them, consider
the most safe and certain remedy for the al
complaints. The proprletors have received Il
are receiving numeio Gus recommendations from II
nv of our best Physicians, who make use Of i |
their practice. The names Of few indwiipI
who have given their testimony in favor ofthEs|
tic, e are here subioined and tor more full aeon
see the envelope to the bottle.
Docl. Amory Hunting, Doct Samuel Merrill,
Truman Abel, Timothy BayNa
Thomas Brown, Jere, Ellsworth
William Perry, Albert Guild
AN INTERESTING CASE
Extract ola letter from MIR. &. s. Clay, Kings,
Ulster county N. Y, to the proprIeors:
Yours Of the 9th instant was duly receittd
remarkable cure was affected by the Vegetable \
monary Balsam, in the winter and spring of IN
The person, MIR Moody had been sick long In
with the consum ption. His physicians had sDt
him up. He was reduced so low as to be uRsg
to help bimself and was raising large quantity
blood, when he commenced using the BaN,
which effected complete cure, and he is now
ha lie and hearty ever he was. Mr.. Moody
removed from this town, but he has promised
a more detailed account Of his case, which | "
forward you. Y. D. CLAY
Kingston, N. Y. June 25t, 1888
Argyle, Nova Scotia
In tho winter OF 1887 and 1888, was se1
with violent cough, which continued two
three months. My cough was SO severe tia
was obliged sit up two or three hours d
ing the night and / was much reduced in flesh
strength, and my appetite gone. One of my ne
hors had a bottle of the Vegetable Pulmonar?
sam, " hich he would not sell, he however loan
it to me ill could get him another. | eIperier
ed immediate relief from it. The first oppor,un
| had procured more of it, and to the use OF
ascribe The preservation of my life.
JAMES w. LENOX
Dec. II, 1888.
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WHOOPLNG COUGH-LNITS WORSI'
FORM


Extract from letter received from Mrs. L. ID
Goodf, of Utica, N. Y.-Dated June % 1910.
"Another case is that ola Mr. Paine, of this city
| was on my way 10 meeting when was met by
an aunt of the child, who told me that it in
a most distressing state with the whnoping cough
that it continually in commissions and had Ios
the rse Of one side Of its body. | went to see The
child, and found il in the state described. l told
them that knew The pills would effect a cure
but they must in such large doses. NJ
Paino read the 'Morsonian After which he be =
gan with energy. | ordered the pills To be dsso
we'd. In less than "a hours after giving the FIRST
dose the fits left the child and have never return.
ed 1t recovered the use of its side, and is in
P''''' CURE OF CoNsUMpTIoN.
To DR.. George Tal lor.
Dear Sir--liaying obtained such a miraculous
cure by the use of Mr. Morrison Hygeian Medi
cines feel DESTROYS of letting all my fellow SUI
ferers know the virtues of that sovereign remedy
was taken with inflammation The lungs about
three years ago, which finally ran into, what the
Doctors called confirmed consumption. | was
reduced to IA mere skeleton; for three months dis
charged large quantities of matter everv day, and
my cough was most distressingly severe. NV ordi
nary weight, in health was $50 lbs. | was weigh
ed when reduced so low-Mv weight was only 7S
lhs-The medical men all gave me up as incura
bic. ultimately grew so weak that L could not
see, at this time heard of Morrsons uygean Pills
and sent to Perrisburg and got some These |
took according TO direction; and after taking them
for six weeks could ride three miles at a Time l
continued taxing tn2m up TO TINS time. / have
now recovered my usual strength and weight /
know that the Pills have cured me.
The facts that | have stated are well known TO
all my friends and the village.
(Signed) A. J. MAGER,
Sylvania, Wheford Lucas co. Ohio.
Every Packet sold in Vermont will be sign.
cd IN WRITING by Pangborn d Brnsmad, Jew
e!ers, of Burlington, VT who State A gents and
also by the Sub Agents selling them. If they are
NOT so signed GJ7DO NOT BUY THEM. Pack
els of Pills are 81 and So each. Powders, % cts
per box.
am pleased to ba able 10 inform the friends of
the iiygeian cause in Vermont, and it's vicinity
that the call for Morrison Pills for their state Il
in all the middle States, continue steadily to in
and that the satisfaction general and cures
effected innumerable.
GEO TAYLOR, HveElsr.
Cd Broadway New York;, U. 8 Agent for the
British College ofHeaIth, London.
For sale by
JONAS FLINT, st. Johnsbury.
John Kelsey, Danvile.
VIM. Pierce, Lyndon.
S. E. Morse and Simeon Lyman, Craftsbury.
Sabin Kellum, Irasburgh.
Elijah Cleveland, Coventry.
G. 81 J. w. Baxter, Derby Line.
w. w Caldwell, Montpelier.
Amasa Paine, Lowell l6otf
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w. Y. Goods.

(prime Teas and Tobacco.) Winter strained Oil,
Llnseed do, Paints and Dye Sruffs, CROCKERY
and GLASS WARE, HARD WARE, CUTIE
RY, DC.
The above with most articles usually kent in
Country Stores they now offer cheap forCash or on
Credit.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-22
JACOB IDEasS ESTATE.

FE'flE subscribers hav ing been appointed by the
e Hon. Probate Court ioi the District OF Caledo'
MIA, commissioners, TO receive examine and adjust
the claims and demands Of all persons. aga inst the
estate of JACOB IDE, late ofSl' Johnsbury in
in said District, deceased, and the term of six
months from the 23d day of November, 1910, be-
ing allowed by said Court, the creditors of SAID
deceased, exhibit and prove their respective
claims before ms-Do give notice, that we we will
attend to the duties of appointment, at the
dwelling house of the widow Anna ide. in ST
Johnsbury in sid district, on the Odd day ofMarch
next and on the 2lst of May next al O'Clock, af-
ternoon, each OF SAID days.
E BARTH us s3WMERs' Commissioners.
Dated Barnet, December A. d. 1910. I76w3
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n o C { ry.


FADING, S tt LL - y u
Finding. still fading, is written On all
r over Iife's pathway still fingers ne pail
joy for Ihn yon'hfn'
Fillsh high ,plhe brim-~
FIRE il be- tnsicd
Pale donfh eutcre in,
Brghi flowers unfold
AT the dlwn'ug light ;
Where arc those flowers
At coming nf night
Fading, still fading, is written on all
Over life pnthwsy stilI fingers The pan
Beauty like sunlight
Geams out for n breath,
Glitlnring with gems
For 4hc bridal ol denth.
The warrior in mail
10 the battle speeds on
Death is The vicror
TIE battle 10 won.
Fading, slIl fading, is written ON all
Over lifcs pathway still fingers the pail
Fame sound thy trumpet,
And fll the brood skies
Fame tia Il meteor,
The echo replies.
G,ave it in marble,
The deeds Of the past
Tbs written in Dust
Swept away by the blast ;
Fadiug, still failing, is written on all
Over lilo's pathway still fingers the pail.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

INSTRUCT ORLEANS,
At IA Probate Court holden at lrasburgh, within
aud for the District aforesaid on the fifth day ol
December, A. d. 1S40
A Instrument pnpol ting TO be the last WIli and
-EATesament Of JOHN MERRIAM, late of Bar
ton in said District deceased, was presented to the
Court here for Probate, by Luther Merriam the
Executor, therein named Therefore it is ordered
by said Court, that public notice be given to all
persons intended therein, to appear before said
Court, al session thereof to be holden at lrasburgh
the last Wednesday Of December A. ID. 1910,
and contest the probate of said Will, aud it is fur
Their ordered that this order he published three
weeks successfully in the Caledonen newspaper
printed at ST. Johnsbury, in this State, the last of
which shall be previous 10 the day assigned, a.
foresaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office,
this 9th day Of December a. d. 1910.
Vows GEO. NYE, Judge.
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SsasMes, ESE6mds and Doors.

sashes, BLINDS AMID ssOOEs.
YHIHE Subscriber would respec fully inform the
4 public that he continues TO manufacture the a.
hove articles at his old stand. and intends Keeping
them constantly on hand for sale at the lowest
prices.
Window Sashes
of various kinds, viz. common ovolo sash, Up ovo-
10 Sash of all sizes, of Is, 20. and "a lights Tor
7 by glass, from l ! 8 to Ia inches thick, TO-
gether with a new style Gothic Sash OF 10 by IA
glass y inches thick, calculated for splendid
houses and public buildings.
Panel Doors
OF 4, and panels consisting of those of 10,
Ia and l.2 and inches thick, suitable for out
side and inside doors.
window blinds,
made in the best and latest style.
uJHe would just say 10 those wishing ioi the
above articles that his sash, blinds and doors are
ade of the first stock in the latest style, and
by experienced workmen. Furthermore he will
say to those building that he deyoes his time to
manufacturing The above articles he thinks that IT
would be for their advantage TO call and purchase
N. 3. Those wishing for certificates Of recon
ndation, please call at his shop and examine the
work.
Common by Sushes will be sold for cents Z"
light
All orders by mail or otherwise, puncsia!ly at
tended to. LiNDORF NORRIS.
ST Johnsbury, Sept 5. 1899. ll0tf
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wv a N'a'E q

WA NH'HGD.
10 exchange for Goods; Tow Cloth, Frocklng,
Grey Cloth, Butter, Wool &c.
St Johnsbury Plain, Oct. IL, 1910. l67f
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e. In a i n 6

e. In a iA's.
VIE subscribers have for sale few sett o 'Di-
Il ming Chairs SHEDD a. JEWESr,r
September o. 1870 I6a
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FRIindls. BOOTS and sash

BIB III n dis, I'D OOrs and Sa 8 IN I,
|OF first quality, and latest style, kept constant
W Is on hand, or made to order, on rols"nnn'e
JAS. r, RAMSAY.
All .,ersons wishing for either of the above
Articles respectfully invited to call and see o'
themselves,
Orders, by mail or otherwise, properly ATTENDED
Addrcss-JAs. r. RAMSAY, st. Johnsbury
yernnnt. I39yl
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OF A, and panels, consisting of those of l.9,
] IA and l l2 and inches thick, suitable Tor out
= L. L L. Lao
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COUNTERFEITS, BEWARE OF IMP0S
TTONI

Dec. II, 1888.
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uORACE GOSS'S ESTATE,

SrndG,rd, VT Ort. II, 1910 IOi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-07-09
LII-ksDAY MORNING, JULY 9 1910

a T. Soft A. co. IOI~rryy 80 -
"a. 'IiANGE BRokEES-RElL ESTATE !.
NONIf AGENTS. M GENERA rNrsi ~
GENCE OFFiCE-0fce ls2 Main So, ~,
All kinds Of southern end ,,,s,.-, -
OF defosiie. AMI hank NOTES purchased ~, m. -
highest market rates. ." WY
Tho highest price paid Gr drans "a, .iyb, nj, p.,,:
more philadelphia and New Ipra. and con.,,rI, 49,
sale NJ the lowest premium "'
Buy and sell all kinds of E,r,,,, ~
gold. go" american
They also attend to ;hc collection Of notes I'D
bills of cNchlucc. SC. "
' NOBACCO & SEGNES-2I LoYcS R.,n,.,
n I",a-co' consisting Of ! 10. Lumps rs rs.
Grc favour) >'N''
1000 Trabucas ani other Scca-v. inst received ,.l
"' s'e SOLOMON KING.
CoWDER-l0O kcrs Rock Powder.
2 200 DO Rifle 90 jus, received
in'"' The manutociury aud !or sale by
np FORSYTH. MOORE d. CLARKE
Office TO STOCktIOLDERS-SharcL,Ir,r,
' OF stock IN the Wheeling savings institution
arc not fed thata general meeting for The Flrrrloo
uesdav Of Nav. berg he 5th Pawn, b.'
'hc hours ~ 10 o'clock, \. II. and t'.l,,l u. IA /
az - =. n. GVEry "TN' %
NE.AIItEtS-t5 Sacks Fcahrr.- 5T., -
i and Cor sale by ~
A%TTERBURY. CALDWELL & co.
pOphS-ust received nm! 6rs,lr y,L.,.,l-,
- ra'''I ~ publishers prices; Eclectic Reader NJ.
: !, and :; Fc'c suC arithms'r st..urs
lsnn, N WriIyr,s sgnool s%'cti"n uN-= a5aLe,-
an,one looks. JGH\ LISHERf, -
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NEW ARRANGENTENT-leIo.

MERCHANTS Linz Of entire
EshNS@N|E new Coaches and Rail Road
V$StsSI x Cars. Leaves Wheeling daily
for Philadelphia, al . o'clock
\. NJ, via National Road, & Pennsylvania Turnpike.
passing through Washington. Wiliiamspori, Somerset
and Bedford 10 Chambershureh thence by Raj.
ROAD. Via Carlisle, IIagcrsiown 81 lancasier-,h.o'
ia less Than % days, being the shortest aud most ex-
pedliious route between the Ohio river and Phladcl
phia.
coon INTENT LINE. daily for Pittsburgh.
leaves At s O'Clock, \. NJ. via National road Il Wash
ingion.
Office Of Tho above lines second door from the Uni
ted States Hotel. y. HENDERSON x Co
Proprctors
- Familie5 visiting Bedford Springs. or travelling
for pleasure, can be accommodated with Extras at all
times, 50 as To avoid night travelling.
mar ii
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Newark, N. J. July -, isa5.
49,, or hdige.non. - 49, -

DgVUePsiI, or Indigestion, mr. Cf~4V y CrrcR.
Mr.. Mm. Tucker. raving lately uc "a restored 10
o sound state ui hCI.tn, through the ulhJatv Of tr.
Hunts BDtau G. Pills, thinks ~ 100 .dIu-
10 state certain facts relative o. jhs disease undo!
which he had 80 long suffered, Tho sympt mas
wcrc-a painful obstruction. with constant urirc-
toH OF food, headache, palpitatIaH uI the hear.
,owncss Of SIN :, a troublesome dry cough, dizz,
ness, GghtUtss 40 tac chest and difficulty Ji breath
uE, aiuip-t constant PAIN IN the side, Ions, and
shoulders, accompanied with much lau.uor and
debility. These am ct!ors, together wlfu an uu-
usual degree oiiilUlcncc, brought on such a sta a.
Dt extreme weakness. asto prevent ina from at
tending q hIs hUsucs. aud As h,a.tI appeared lost.
beyond recovery HIS friends aEd relatives ltCaut
alarmed It the melancholy BIOS. Get, aid strongly
recommended Huats Botanic FIls-thty were ai-
UlnI-t-rGd, and Iu a few days produced a-tDuf-A-
ing relief and finally Tcauz-da perfect restoration
TO sound health Nm.IJJkElt.
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FRT&y9'Y' ~.3gEDgCEN'&N.
E Dir. HUNTS BOTANIC FILLS. IN.
AFFLICTED WITT.

Tissrsfs 81 Pc SfanrrE. ~ Nr-~.,.
such os Dyspepsia oi'hcr Chrome or casual, ru.
der tIr worst symptoms % rcsfl.s-u.ss. 10 Nu-s4
OF Splriis and General Emac,7u0u, Consumption
whether OF 90" Lungs or Liver Liver aiirrtiuus
nr~-, Wuuusui every variety; Errumltsu: wnrfI.
,r Acu'' o. Chrome, Together w',J cont. >~crutuia.
rams ,n The nclt, Back, LlWhs, Iua side, TynhuS
'ry'r, Scarlet Fever, Putui sore turoa', Fc,yr
and A-ur. >p tsm'uIC pllpTalsu uItht E,7-t and
nr'erisS, Nervous lr"tohIr'y, Nervous Weasprss,
litsi-i's' -, D'n.o1renE, Cramps Female Oh
slrnei"sS Ilc7r'Nuru, Headache, Cousin. t1, Com
mon &C. Humid aud tre ny or tac Nhru.r..
A'"'i'"' 'i"'c 'aEa oT'. So.
The rlr1l has hith rio been considered by
tmIiers aud others, a. Inc great REGULATOR uCibc
humsn -1-.oW, AUD such Is cine gyHrrd.us- If the
Gd3cr,nis tH that erroneous doctrine. trrf tr,, cam.
tent themselves with iHc simple possession ufthIs
mary sources from NhencC Lie, Health. and Ngr-
our Cm1ua e., and. r crr rFsu, pam. sickness r .c sr
and death. Not 30 with pr huu', whose extern
slNe research and practical experience 50 eminent
~ quaIiy hlm FOR the PROCESSION u3 which hc has
been one of 'hs most useful mem yIs. tie ruu-
'ruts-auu a moments r,l CuUu will rouNiuc,
any Tr1sIuInE mtut uf he correctness If hr. views
.hstthe stomach. liver, and the associated Organs
aye The rrlul3rf ard great regulators 81 hgsHh. ami
ih1' the blpEd d on very many instances rs dependent
pa those ORGANS, aud that unless medicine reaches
The root Of The disease the suprri"Iai auuayucs
Usually prescribed, serve but as l1lts tu cover the
.lvaSc- OF deeprootcd r]Haiudlcs' Under these cou-
't"ipuS, NJ tn expense oI years of close nj. lea
ION. 'hc doctor has q scovcrs 4 medicine whose
searching powers are irresistible, and lu prescribing
I Is Niti a knp wlscEe oils being % radical cure
II abe various DISEASES already enumerated. even IL
90 the most critical ,as-s, but he does not
.yttDuG 90 asCulC 10
HUNTS FoTANICPlLL.s
/ supernatural agency. although from TCSI ivr.
,ie5is within the knowledge uf hundreds, hcrs pre-
Jared % show, thar when svCry other earthly RENE
" has been .WCu up.
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
,nvcnnvrr been known q fail in C~ticcting two very
~ tltying" results, that # raf-iuC irOEl the bed of
lchuuss 0Ui CISCO e those who have tested their
fhCaCy. and tuus amply lew ardIrg DR.. Hunt Tor
us long and anxious study O. attain this Utr.cC-
ION IN the Healing Art
UNua urd nary success which has attended the.
sc Of HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, Is the best
interior 81 thsir superior virtues, They nave
the means of raising a host Of languIShiug Pr
c - tlum, the bed ui affection. as D. clearly CvIn-
tl in ia. following
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NOrlCE-The Depository ofthe American Bible
" Society is now open ia a ruom nj I03. Mam st..
entrance through the subscribers hat store.
Neighbonr5hg Dcpsiiorics can be supplied here
Persons feeling themselves not able 10 pay full price.
can be- supplied at reduced prices or gratuitousiy.
The subscriber will at all times take pleasure in OK.
h'biiing the Bibles. :. AVERY. Agent.
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FrIet all who buy the Sanatvc, land almost
ever body DO sbuy it1 REMEMBER TIE ABOVE
rAcrs, and they may be sure Of obtaining The GEN
UINE GRfGlNA8 COMPOUND.
II. B--Everg AEc1f or che hatchless Sanatvc,
De- EARNESTLY desired 90 give IMMEDIATE
ALARM. by having th1s drucIeIuscried ono month
10 az the paprrs fu fhar towna. And thatthe Ser
eral Aheni may be CEWT IN that the public ali
put cu " LOOK 9UT Tor the IMPOSITION. o.
each paper advertised in. As goON As rOSSni
Bib u. =. ROWLAND,
General A'aeuegs Agent pcpos o
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