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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-16
Dec. IL, 1888.
COUNTERFElTS, BEWARE OF IMPOSE
TIONI


Each genuine bottle is enclosed blue wrap
per, on which is a label, signed by SAMPSON REED.
NONE OTHER CAN BE GENUINE.
IL The outside Yellow Label W i'll have,o on and
after December 1889, in addition to that Of Samp
son Reed, the Signature ofWN. JOHN CUTLER, one
OF his partners.
The great celebrity Of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam has been the of attempts TO introduce
spurious articles, which by partially ing the
name of the genuine, are calculated TO mslead and
deceive the public Among these mixtures the
american Pulmonary Balsam, "Compou Pumo
nay Basamc Syrup" pulmonary Balsam,' Cars
tcr's Compound Pulmonary Basam,' and others
Purchasers for the true article by it's whole
PULMONARY BAHSAM, and that it has the
marks and signatures of tho genuine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped tVegetable Pull
monary BaIsam
%s*ONE MORE CoUNTERF EFT besides the sAmer.
can Pulmonary Balsam,' and others above alluded
to!-An attempt has been made TO deceive the pub
lie by spurious mixture called Vegetable Pulmo.
nary Balsam, sometimes signed Samuel Lee and
sometimes Sampson Lee-said TO prepared by an
unprincipled man in Bangor, Me. The name is
written in way to resemble the genuine signature
and Is most foul attempt to dec Give the public
| and avoid the punishment that await actual forge
ry.
For sale by REED, WING IL CUTLER Uate
Low d Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs, Medi-
cines, Paints and Dye Sufs, No. Sd Chatham
Street Boston, also by Luther Jewett, St. Johnsbu.
ry, VT, and A. Mcmillan Danville VI. by Chandler
Il Brown. Price 50 cts 167ep1y
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-16
COUGHsS. COLDS,
find all diseases of the Lungs.

find all diseases OF inc Lungs.
TVNHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
a. SAM is believed to be deservedly the most
popular Medicine ever known in Ainerlca, Tor
coughs colds, asthma or phthsic, consumption,
whooping cough, and Pulmonary affections OF eve
ry kind
sively used for about twelve years; and its rePnta,
ton has been constantly incl casing so universal
" popular has this article become that it may be
considered a. standard article in a large part Oh
the United States and British Provinces Many
families keep it constantly by them, considering 1t
the most safe and certain remedy for the above
complaints. The proprietors have received, and
are receiving numerous recommendations from ma
ny of our best Physicians, who make use OF u In
their practice. The names of a few individuals
who have given their testimony in favor Of this ar
tce are here sujoined and foI more full account
sec the envelope to the bottle.
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct. Samuel Merrill,
Truman Abel, Timothy Bayles,
Thomas Brown, Jere. Ellsworth, T..
"''. AN irSS1TrfE'REsrING CASE.
Extract of a letter from Mr.. e. >. CIiy, Kigstonn
Ulster county N. Y 10 the proprictors:
You,s of the 9th instant was duly received "A
remarkable cure was affected by the Vegetable Pull
monary Balsnm, in the winter and spring of 1888.
The person, Mr. Moody, had been sick long time
with the consumption His physicians had given
him up. He was reduced SO low as to be unable
to help HIMSELF and was raising a large quantity OF
blood, when he commenced using the Balsam,
which effected complete cure, and he Is now as
lale ana nearly as ever ne was. Mf. Moouy ""s
removed from this town, but he has promised me
n more detailed account OF his case, which l will
forward you. e. 5. CLAY.
I Kingston, N. Y. June 25t, 1888.
| Argyle, Nova Scotia
| In the winter OF 1897 and 1888, l SO lied
with violent cough, which continued two or
three months. My cough severe that
was obliged to sit up two or three hours dur
ing the night, and was much reduced in flesh and
strength, and my appetite gone. One Of my neigh
hors had bottle Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam, which he would not sell, he however loaned
il TO me ill could get him another. l experience
ed immediate relief from it. The first opportunity
1 had procured more of il, and to the Of It l
ascribe the preservation of my life.
JAMES w. LENOX.
|
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-16
stoves, Kettles, PlOugls, &c.

The Centre Viilage Farmers and Mechanics Com
pany hGue for sale the folio,oing articles.
HAYWARD'S and Fishers Improved Patent
LII Cooking Stoves;
Williams Improved Cooking Stoves;
Moore Improved Cooking Stoves;
Hayward's and Jackson's Improved Cooking
Stoves;
Fairbankss Improved Cooking Stoves;
Parlor Stoves, different sizes
Box Stoves, do do
CAULDRON and SUGAR KETTLES, various
sizes.
Mason and Moore's Ploushs
jones Ploughs
Fairbanks Ploughs
The above articles will he sold as low as can be
purchased mt other places.
JOHN BACON, agent for G.. " +. 81 Nj. co.
St, Johnsbury Centre, Oct 8, 1910 167tf
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HALO THERE! Young man! that one
clad in broadcloth and ruf1les, who has just emery
ed from the ba, room, having swallowed his dram
ofbrandy and water, and who now appears with
Spanish cigar in his mouth, and is mounted on
swift irotting horse-haIo there! young man! you
are on the high road to ruin and will soon trot into
disgrace. Rein back, dismount, lay off your broad
cloth, cast away your cigar, abjure the cup, pro.
cure some m Mechanical or agricultural tools and 20
hard to work like an honest and useful man. In
this way you may regain waning reputation and
place yourself in easy and respectable circumstan.
ces in due time.
No cloud can overshadow n true Christian, but
his faith will discern a rainbow in it.--Bishop
Horne.
1t is common Tor people when they are sick 10
promise MUCH; if they recover, to perform LITTLE;
but after a while TO RECT ALL.
That which muny think their lost time, Chris
nan always finds his best time, and that is think
Ing ,iiie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-16
and Eseli giOu $

..THERE SHALL BE NO NIGHT THERE
The ways Of Providence shall be made clear;
the MYSTERIES OF grace shall be unfolded the things
hard TO be understood shall be explained; we shall
discover order in what we have though, unaccoun-
liable, and good where we have seen only injury.
There shall be no night there; children Of afflicon
hear We this; pain cannot exist in the atmosphere
of heaven, no tears shed there, graves open
ed no frie nds removed, and never, 70. n lonely mo
ment, does even flirting cloud shadow the deep
raptures of tranquility. There shall be night
there; children of calamity, hea, We this; bafed
plans there, no frustrated hopes, sudden disaP-
poin ,ments: blu, one rich tide Of happiness shall
roll through eternity, and deepen it rols There
shall be no night there; ,e who are struggling with
corrupt nature, hear yo this: the night is the sea-
son of CRIME: it throws its mantle over thousand
enormi,ies which shun the face of day, and TO say
there shall be no night there, is to proclaim the
reign OF universal purity; no temptation there, no
sinful desires to resist, no evil heart to battle with;
but holiness sha II have become the very nature of
tho gloriicd inhabitants, and the very element in
which they move Oh this mortal must put on
Immortality and this corruptible, interruption, ere
we can know all the meaning and richness of the
description, which makes heaven place without
nlgnt. Dut even now we eau aSCeTtdtu W
assure US, that the description keeps pace with all
that even ina gnation can sketch OF the nobility
and felicity Of the inheritance of the saints be-
hold man made equal with the angels, longer
the dwarfish thing; which at bost he is, whilst con
fined to this narrow stage, but grown into mighty
stature, Sc that he moves amid the highest, with
capacities vast, and energies unabating. l be
hold the page Of universal truth spread before him,
no sbscurity single line, and the brightness
not dazzling the vision. behold the removal of
all mistake, of all misconception, conjesures have
given place to certaintes, controversies are ended
difficulties solved prophecies are completed
parallels are interpreted. behold the hushng ur
ofevery grief, the wiping away ofevery tear, the
prevention OF every sorrow, the communication O
every Joy. behold the final Punishment of wha
soever has alliance with snfuness, the splendid re
impYessment of every feature Of the divine image
upon man, the unlimited diffusion OF righteousness
the triumphant admission of the ia len into all the
purties Of Gods presence, and their unassoilable
security against fresh aposiacy. i behold all this
in the picture of a world without night, and fee
as Though did not need the wall of sapphire and
the gate of pearl, with which the evangelist ba.
decked the New jerusalem; I long for that city
and know that it must be ineffably beautiful, in
conceivaby desirable, when l hear him simpl,
assert, "there shall DO no night there Gambler
Observer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-16
I s 4 4

GAIT is unusually low in market, and the sub
~ scrbers have the pleasure Of informing their
customers and the public, that they have received
and shall receive, large quantities of first rate
coarse SALT, which they will sell for cash at 90
cents per 5ushel for oats at cent pound
Farmers and others are invited to call.
SHEDD Il JEWETT.
St Johnsbury Plain, Jan. /. 1S4l.
N. b. We shall soon receive prime lot of
WINTER GOODS and GROCERIES OF all kinds.
Those in want of Goods of any kind inv tied
to give us n call. [I79u] 8. 81 J.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-16
I7Swl0
q ASIA. Blinds AZ hid o Ors .

YEyIlE subscriber wishes to inform the puDi'c t"a
IL lie has lately commenced the
SASH MAKING BUSINESS,
nj Coventry Falls-wbere he intends to keep con-
s,an,iv on hand the common O1aiO aoandoso sash OF
different sizes, and of a superior quality. And all
orders for the gothic sash, window blinds, and pan
mel doors, will be answered with snort notlce as
ing devoted mis- time for a number Of years past
wholly to this branch of mechanical business, 'h'ee
years Of which, he has aborod 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
ish them with the above named articles much
cheaper aud of superior quality, than can be done
by the common joinerS, who, without many OF me
necessary tools, devote but small share of their
time TO this branch of business.
SAMUELF. FRENCH.
Coventry, Oct &c, 1910. l7Otf.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-16
I'm FIR NH "A Es " ,

For the Treatment of Hernia, or Rupture, ana
analogous Diseases,
cove ORD, ". Fl.
TERNIA is here treated on the principles LAID
Il Il down by DR. CHASE Of Philadelph in his
Treat Use on The Radical Cure Of the disease, and
as more fully cxemplifed aud recommended in the
Report the subject by the committee of the
Philadelphia Medical Society.
Tho perfect retention ofthe bowel is guaranteed
in all cases of reducibLe Her MIA and radical cure
may be expected except in cases OF hong standing,
very aged people.
Concord, N IL. l7lm3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-16
8 cvt IN e 9 { o m G .

would respectfully inform Merchants, that bis RED
lars, uill if encouraged, call in The course OF the
present winter, at most Of tho Stores IN vermont
New Hampshire, and in Essex and Clinton Cou ',
lies in New York, and will, if required, furnish
h.d;un Pond Stones, on credit TIL October next:
Farmers can, by obtaining and using the said
SoyTHE Stones, have sharp Scythes win htt'o
labor ,.. h halls
from HayerhiiI, N, H. pretends to sell india" fona
Stones; but he sells inferior counter l-assum
ing the name of "Indian Pond, no doubt. 10 mark
OF merchandise which is known TO DO OF 'Je'"
qnaiay go, ,,;o;o;,v mike
Scvthe Stones, and lest their Pedlars represent
them of Indian Pond quality, Merchants are 70
ouested to notice that every box OF Indian roho
Stones is marked in printed letters
o. r.. TYLER,
t7s,yIO Bradford, VT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-16
Flour NHiIA.

HUSTIN GROW would inf6rm his customers
~ and the public that his Mill is in perfect or
der, and that he is alioays hand prepared 10 do
grinding to their entire satisfaction lie Is also
prepared at all times to grind SALT for dairys or
the table -
st Johnsbury, Sept /, 1910. lo2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-16
BIi m DIS, Doors and Sa $ In

OF first quality. and latest style, kept cons'srt-
" " on hand, made to order, on reasonable
terms for cash approved credit--by
JAS r. RAMSAY.
All persons wishing for either of the above
n, ,icles respectfully invited 10 call and see fo
themselves.
Orders, by mail or otherwise, properly attended
to.
Address-JAS. r. RAMSAY, ST. Johnsbury
Vermont. 1891
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-16
Stoves stoves !

VNHHE subscribers have for sale Fairbanks I'M
IL proved Cooking STOVES, sizes; also Bon
STOVES, which will be sold for grain in January,
or on longer credit Tor cash. Those wishing 10
purchase Stoves are inv tied to call
ALSO, FOR SALE,
Orr's Albright stoves.
SHEDD 81 JEWETT. =
St. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. Is, 1910. l6Sif
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-16

VTNHE undersigned, continuing to be 'he ON
IL manufacturer Of what is known us
lNnI NJ 20 N Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-07

he veoi out after dark and prooeeoe. = - - q 49, -
s >, the BULL Head corncr.ot 81 Avenue a,1 Nm stree
-b,nca went TO the Black Swan Tavern Oh ''e 'd
ba former pace where ne remained eonfer-ing u'u
ma ird then proceeded AZ between and O'Clock
-, c.,.o no one Dime. 10 low Porter hou-e'
-, H. ~ Irish woman named Catharlne W ood, "A ISh
, between the I'd ana I'd Avenues-"heie number OF
- Iborers and other men, and number OF women tSo
- former servants Of nj. cniOyag themselves IN
dancing &c. There conyersed with the men, sofic
whom had iabored FOR ti-gazed the gdy spectacle
of the eay footed d1ncers-treaied the females VINO tor
1ery worked FOR HIN with and dra.N with ;hem him
-ef-and then icf, nearly o'clock IN the nornng-at
first goug toward, the best River and then turning and
going t. the Sd Avenue and towards his residence.
Tie next that was Of hia Wa the next morning
carly whe.. he found by two coored servants OF F
Winhr. residing next door LING IN the 'acaht 10, il',
ce@t in an nsensi6e h. side, with ~ old and
lsrclcd la, on nj, head Tho- serran called assistance
and ad him conveyed hor.e Drs Bartlett, Robson ana
McDoaald attended applied sil2pss 'reey and applied
the stomach pump suPPo'ns he ineI' t'e
nur-u no odor Of iat kind enanaied troa the contents
Of III, stomach Morphine However. ihat enits no similar
odor nigh, have been there. After death no Pesnorein
examination was executed by the physicians lh's was
owing to the extremely delicate conditioned Mr. Ust ana
N the RELIGIOUS nreudces the jews sect, 70 winch vi
f., ~ viii. and their friends belonged who consider il
wrong A. = said 10 open mutiatc body atler death
The PHYSICIANS therefore from an exterior v' Of the BODY
and finding no marks OF violence H. gave an opinion tas
the decea ed died OF apopexy. OF which 1t i sad, he had
bIed yD,,torn, and OF which also us father died
before Mir rurs aged 80 native OF Poland and had
been nppoined to respectable cerkshp III the Custom
Hou,c-hc commission reaching his mouse soon alter hs
death AIanv persons are however satisfied with
the verdict on the OF DEATH believing he might nave
been knocked down b: blow The head with smooth
weapon tina; would wound. and Yet produce concs
sion o The brain and lead death and that ne was robbed
AZ il i stated bv naE-that he saw ln have a con'd-
cradle roll Of bills the evening previous to hs DEATH and
only - bill being found him. and ms hat also stolen and
replaced by 4 old
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R-@#4$3SSS iiS$S1$s-=-
III;SSSsSF; ! :sSS SESls

This Is PRINCIPALLY Eyruan NJ eiHe introduced b
D,tsr Sesur IN this fos Ii fast important TO be ande
stood IL essa- Happiness well hoah tat n 'se fresent
tate Of sy large portion OF or 4rfiagS beth 1ody ad Mind
arc Of Dyspepuc eharacte. anS oFicie
When from indigestion EousHrSt - me
ten becomes deficient energy eiu 70 poh NAer"
II, economy disturbed bj laagsd uHnsts' acton aJPe
.yp,osrs c pcreeP5e re-i"SSno>s 't9- i aa lhH
without aspareat ca. ana ad reaching oooi re et
o the 0re-al -. -, -.
appropriate and successful rsfae'iy 60.
il character and -sec; rsly estimated ~ SOFA se-7e iio-a ~
GRusy-l ard peculiar p-oPeyuer
connection vain toe iori
= Nouri,aracat s-asrll's increased during i,. l-e
; TEr To- used ne les rcquiref 20 produce 'e 'au'
The sce,ei Ntieh t'ogsst arnP'r
proves It's >agc-os efficacy CT ihs aaal'' rN'e''as
Mess 4 B. D. Ss-d.(jea--Eo eight yeass 's u,der
aud nv complaint biiei sI ga considered by some Il"
o. b-, certal- l-csse Ny i,,c, ur'c. aNt ccah
f..li wood bcer uuvcconc ser Ever tsS "a"
,i great distress sri, large Quantities and
oosei mon n!y candidate oc S.olhoc world Trough Your
dy,ca W. s1ace. give ~ Secsr Pts t- c>s!neaccd
,,Lirg tb, a,- esa s c doses :oIad 'aY
I,rss relieved Continued te,rr criai diminishing the
,.., ,n., c-s without then. ae t.,.rs had
tirel In mo I. is nearly y'r recovered heah-sndii
49, l -, q, Al 20, 10 similarly a9l l cNccHcot
G8ciic:If Az Gv >, p ~, >O NJ 10 p-,,,
sud A.. ,r.,s, ,ai retai bg a B. d sands Druggists Ne 10
MI l,-, "a, ,1-s,rse sri - East Broadway ra In
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OPERATIONS ON ME TEAYE,
an g5seurs WHITING & nnrr. PRATT,

H.eEs.aac,.
SEYMOUR "HlT:N toul4 respectful a h. r., ,s1 q sat
Broa" and having associated himself % i'''Ae 'p 'iui III
e. 'sE % J MAJ he tat ali ooer,.oss u,
tnsr profession Iii BE- performed on te most pros. piAn hro
Gc1 Tee H. f-om on 20 mn set sceatif
rer ana oa Is favor 5. tenn. a. al aay eac Whole
the o he-c the I'd peo' atmospheric
plan eh obta'd de premium a. the F- OF me Asea @s,.
aith go :.s fo Or aeaen' a ccaa.laoe ny r,ns H..
Nerve sf Teeth tfoyed without nn 1;J ms c'' h'
r9%ta sisSl3Ity p.o e .t BY h.lnF
b Messrs WHITING PRATT VII a.eaet az t'o young
nea III The art Of Dsotstry on reasona5r s7''
III. Horor Chancellor W1Iror.h Prof M. rul'y b D.
n l. North, NJ p. sprIag, Rev: Nathaniel !.ra&t
M y MT', !, D. n re- ~ ' r'' iudo,
Pref Beaj SlGasa, VI D IL. D. !Yn. \. Bi4leman e
Prof chare u shepard NJ D Stephen 81 J,m
Dsof; WORM, TETTEH, sCAhD HEAD
IA lica Eczema Blocaet Face Pnp it' 9cae''
Pso. lad other aeases of tie kn IRE tny seran,
~ and espe toa,y cured hy The uss Of SA9 n.Da e.
te,t-t - ~ different without having failed IN
aay here dfeons euded Every lleei
dcae invited TO make inlied7te u~e OF
tbs valuable remedy, arf get cured without deiiy-
Tie AL cases arra-ted We select aa ;oio~i"s CT
Mrs Margaret Clark sfNeYork ha jo been cured Of s''fe
ard long sr ,y case Sal. Tneu Ia Ter cerifa,e zhe sya:
et popula- and andcr tn, Of Two
rAyiciaa but ray sompAnt bafed Their k it nou
cag tie extraordinary cure Chapman no ~ aastFee
pyrcha-s Of the ciey Imraede on APP
plying T. begaa recaycr entirely se The cas-"
Of Elizabeth SpeT Of sei1gHa Bins d Of Is ye1r o. tg,
sy interesting onebog aei bottle o. tue CoTP;lnd bs
ofsera?ar renoe5 the dease and 'ts eIfees ra-
having beer afflicted thar tTeaty Mrs hnira
Gafdaer OF Norwich CT perfectly cured aite- the e M
tEegty sye years, forsH. tFn Porte 'er
Chant of Fall Kge Mass Joseph Clare NJ go asn
n Y Ioha Parker ner Of staten Island and nHr'eoos ''
have 81 been perfectly cured By th most ~ondeffs 'neei 70
Prepared and i at whoeslle aad RETAIL ~ r. = q ~ a' ~
and 100 Fuoa-sttee and = Eat Broadway n y .o ,' AZ
Ra.Is Co. Albany T-iyet. Pougakeep.ie H. Patfn rs
Haye2; z W. Bull Hartford A. Wac,~oa
Brown Boston; AL ny Df.eg' S'
in the principal toeas in me tJn.e, Srale4- Pre- s.
I.-sierchants supplied INC most lsera' -a' - 10
vNFYgR hND AGUE, OR fNrEe&ilTENi 5IsIS,
most efectasIIy c1cd b. the orig ll aad ssnl.Is
Tonic Mixture or Vegetable Fcbuge wholesale and Fetii y
O. FAY General at Dug Store ~ b'''' y
of Jono-street. opposite the ftanHn deuse " :
Tn. lowerJ Tho nso1 Aedco, Store
L opposite the Thcatre No ~
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S.XsAPAksQE...A.

ctAgSAPARlLIA known OF thu actc purifiers
- the blood OF ans Natcria Mec ard win this We
kpcon the whole Of cs concentrated INTO mud cx-
tr-c, OF great power this extract the syrup prepared one
hottie of which than th.ce time, Cc
strength and OF taa; Of other Nhi tcr purity
ing the all uaheay hu7or' from the systc
such Sofl or King Eva Incipicn Can7er. Ulcers, Mercura
Dic,s- rheumatism Diseases OF tie Skin &c7 I'M
,ny but permanently II
en spring aud paricr and Fops doses operates
laxative peculiar hicncs over inc gIi
L ten increasing all the and sad thereby
disease and restoring me patent "
perfectly sound healthy This medicine highly beneficial
MANY and ynou. coriinsl "hh me
constitution requires TO be Avgoed Pans III tnf
hor.. and .rs and arising OF
curry are eacciay cured sy Persons ang sea oyee
M fad it valuable article 10 It eanS the blood uid
system generally and prevents every inlet II. disease
DtREcrtoSs-The adult hnt wne giNS' oil th
rap be empty morning noon l4o night
either clear mixed with ~aicr a. preferred
The o.- for child from years old Is spoonful ahd
in proeor;on Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail and
fr ex,ot,ioa hy Alb. d. SANDS Druggists,
Nil Nos - and leo Fulton street, n Y.
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~. wlCsaAKDsoN,s aalERRT WdNE EFT


~ TERSThe following a few Of the EiitOoiL Hstces
From the Boston Morning Pos
Dr. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bters excellent r@'cna
We have taken and younger
in our feelings than month ago
From the Bunker HILL Aurora, Chareo,o"a
Dr. Richardson Ge-The f4itor OF tn Post ms been made 10
ten y7rs the OF bottle OF Dr. Rchafdson
Ricr, Thce Biter> quit popular Prove -hsy beneficial
The certainly good authority IL sah case and
experience should Tar ns Doctors
From the Es-ex Banner asA HlYerh,ll tycr:i~e'.
Is vIsl.e medicine II tne
o al. ard .F.cta aneh pToeSs--
cure been dcos red it composed o dHeeH
root and pIan ike becas,e they qaac bat
prepared b. regular practical hyaa Mo but te
about them leaves for ho uho the 20 make tier
own t,te,c uEos system We have
bottle Eheh purchased Of one OF 1ls
agents al BE- found Outside Of paper
coHd hehe- tight hooa dlaee or go 20
ieiiny be runoered among
But Ties, Bitter have cured az te feel a'
had been born asn, and s o. peculiar stye)
ourselves; and hss- ho sish 20 fet 80
Richardson's Bitter there 10 aeip Tor t
From 1e L0esH Patriot
t. the above eheerl.y testimony Of uIe s2cy
Of richardson's B,e They eNcsE; for Az the puF'oes for
ShIch are recommended.
retail. by A. B. & d. SANDS Gerers
100 ani = East BratIa hiHor lSc
Broadway l Crahamst tiri>g s27 BoTery
Tur-an 500 Greenwieh- = Coddng {. Soz. 80 Canast; T. 81
Coddington ~ ndeOa--r Sch!efsE la Cuaai-s
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