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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
NOTICE..

1 To Let in Hazards Block, on
&NEHa Main street, in the immediate
T ilik neighborhood Of the large Cot.
hxD ton factories, a large and com.
mocIous store, newly painted and fitted ior
the reception of Dry Goods, Shoes, &c. &c.
Or il may be used for a Grocery and West
India Goods store. Underneath is a large
first rate cellar, in which is spring Of pure
water. Gentlemen of Newport, or from New
York or Boston, desirous of establishing a
store for the sale of any and almost every
kind of merchandise, cannot Ind rore de
sirablc location in the town. The location
is such that it will consequently denA, very
grent share Of patronage from that very large
and respectable community, which work in
the cotton mills, and which are generally
very prompt and punctual in paying for all
they pnrchase-espcclally the female class
and such store is very much needed in the
place. For terms, enquire of
$. =. MASON, or
G.B. KNOWLES.
April 28.-4w.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

No. l3. For the salary of the Secretary OF
State, six thousand dollars.
No. IT.. For clerks aud messengers in his
office, twenty thousand three hundred dollars
No. H.. For incidental and contingent ex-
penses OF the Department OF State. including
publishing and distributing the laws, twenty
five thousand dollars PrOuided, That the job
printing, stationery, aud binding of each OF
the Executive Departments shall, until other
wise directed by law. be furnished by con.
tract, proposals for which shal regularly be
advertised in the public prints the classes,
character, and description of the printing be-
ing specified IN each advertisement, as far as
TINT can be done, and 1t being made condI.
ton in all cases, unless otherwise specifically
stated in the advertisement, that the worl,
shall be done in the city OF Washington and
the contract shall ~ each case, So far as the
proposals aud acceptance shall enable the
contract to be made, he given To the lowest
bidder whose bud shall be accompanied with
proper testimonials of the ability Of the bid.
der to fulfil his contract
Por amount due, IN addition 10 former np.
preparations, for compiling, printing, and bin.
ding the Biennial Register. one thousand
four hundred aud sixty dollars aud forty
utnc cents.
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Rich EuC1cd RUGS.

o. Tniled RUGS, of elegant patterns and
~ superior quality, bought at auction in
New York, last week. and for sale at about
half price, by WIN. c. COZIENS 81 Co.
May l2
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Chairs, Feathers. &C.

A Variety of Chairs. of The latest patterns
IA a st received. Live Geese. aud Russia
Feathers, and general assortment Of Fur
nitnre, at COGGESHALL'S,
March IL. Church Street.
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u ONNE II $.

WM. JAMES TILLEY, has complete
w assortment of Bnnnets consigned him,
which hc will sell cheap for cash. Florence
Braids by the piece or yard.
May I2-3p.
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AT FRY'S
LITERARY DEPOT

NO. 30, THAMES STREET.,
ftAN always be obtained single copies OF
~ all the most popular Monthly Publca-
tons, viz:
Godey's Ladies Book, Graham's Magazine,
Appeton's illustrated edition Of Handy Andy,
&c
Weckly,-single copies of the Brother
Jonathan, New World. Boston Notion, Yam
kse Nation, Benefits Herald Weekly Arena,
Dollar Weekly, N. York Lancet, &c. SC.
DaiIy,-Boston Times, and Providence
Daily Chronicle.
Gy@ Just receivcd-tbe May numbers of
Godcy's Lady's Book, and Grahan''s Maga-
zine. May 4.
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DOct. VOsc's
GENUINE ROOT BEER

IN 1899 | commenced making Root Beer,
u and sending it out for sale, knowing that
many store keepers would like 10 keep il,
and not have the trouble of making il. at
that time considered it no secret, as any old
lady could make it, the same as do at this
time but, ns times altor, it is now considered
great art and necessary to have a diploma,
and as it nowadays takes but "a hours to
make doctor, have gone through the dc.
grees, the same as a mason; that is, take one
look at Thompson's $40 book, one dose of
Lobelia and vapor bath, and you are a fin.
ished doctor.
My Beer will be furnished at 36 cts. per
dozen, at wholesale only, and at the store 6
CTS. per bottle. | shall not retail any, as
make profit enough at the present price. |
worran, the Beer superior to any beverage,
(exccpt water.)
WIN. S. VOSE.
May 9TH.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

No. l6 For the salary Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury, SIX thousand dollars,
No. ~. For compensation 10 clerks and
messengers in his office, twenty thousand aud
hny dollars.
No IS. For the Salary Of the First Comp
trollcr, and the compensation OF the clerks
and messengers N his office, twenty two
thousand slx hundred doll"rs.
No. ~. For the salary of tho Second
Comptroller, aud the compensation Vi The
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For Sale,
A Farm 10 let,

Kno,cn By the name cfhe Harrison Farm,
aa Containing about lGO acres
IHA pleasantly situated on the south
!....EHS side Of the innor harbor OF New.
& ports about one and bali
miles distance from the town by land aud has
an easy communication by water. The
buildings are in good ordcr-the dwelling
house is large, aud calculated to accommo;
date a number Of boarders. Possession will
be given on the 25lh March For terms. ap.
ply to AUDhEf CLAbht'
Newport Dec. 90, lsIl.
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Thomas q. Brown & Son,

HAVE just received from Boston a great
III variety Of Broadcloths, Cassimeres.V Vest
ings and thin s,uffs which they offer tor sale
low, for cash or approved credit, at No, los
Thames street. April II.
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A Rare Chance.

Q-ua will rent for the season or Ion
tesR[tuA ger, furnished or not, the whole on
Ssal part ofmy large COTTAGE, d''
S--s- rcctly in view of the beach, and one
mile from the Stplo.liouse. 1t is considered
the most pleasant site on the Island, and would
be delightful residdncc for our summer ylsl''
crs. Apply at the store. WIN. JAS TlLLEf'
Nav ~ -6w.
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! MORE NEW HATS.

ANA This day received, fresh lot OF
L. Todd's New York HATS, Of su-
pcrlor qpalIty-cheape than ever. Also an-
other lot of those elegant Satin Beavers at
only 50 so. JOHN II. JOUVET.
NAV 10
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[OmtiaI aDubIieatfom.]
lpCBLIc No l6.1

AN ACT making appropriations tor the
civil and diplomatic expenses Of Govern
ment for the year eighteen hundred and
forly-lwo.
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IOWA TERRITORY.

No. 10. For salary Of Governor Of Iowa
Territory, as Governor, one ,housOnd I've
hundred dollars ;as superintendent, Of Indian
affairs, one lauusand dollars being ~ all
~ O Thousand Eve hundred dollars.
No. ia. For compensation of three judG :,
nj one thousand eight hundred dollars each,
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MeaHth and strength.

I'm & q Richardson's CONCENTRATE
g. mn Dv1D Tvc Jyr11E,pc
. "a IL "a "a ~ ~ 10 49,
DUT mp IN octngon Bottles, aud the ingredients
a. Ia make tho spme put up in pressed packnges.
FIR safe by all The Dfu2gSis and most at the W. l.
Goods Dealers III Boston and vicinity. Also, by
my agents in all he principal towns Throughout
New England AMI he Southern anu western
states, -,
HALL BARR'NdroN, corner Oh oAcNsti'"
street, !thlltax, Is sentra' agent ior 'he D'''s"
Provinces
p 5. BARNARD. W. g. SKINNER ana JOSEPH r.
MORSE are my only authorized 'raVe''"S "S'"'s
OFFICE, 10 HAN"vE" STREET. B"sF"F'
10 cents per bottle % cents per phP per-
The following are selected rom large huhoe'
Of Editorial notices
From me D"VerQS' u ]"oHeu"'
DIR. KiCHAfDsNN bifTEks IN ""' c"'u''i,S
may be found nm advertisement! ct III" Vege'"p'e
Buffers, prepared by DR.. , -. ltrhards"h,H Gntn
Reading. Mass. 'fhoy are, rs SAID !" be, nnd""o'
ed'y composed OF variety ct valuable ana purely
vegetable matter; and rom our own eSpe'e"ce,"N
we'll rs "ih"rs; "e can speak highly o. tHe'r rem"
Vatlng and InNigHrutug eHe&ts upon lhe system 80
We have good opinion OF the Biticrs, rs they are ,
not quack n"stTi"h, on discovered, prepared: anu
vondHd by regn''f fhyc'S'hh, s'"""''u % ~" Nv
College "i "nr own cIae ana VINO mas Sa'u oul III
tie ~ the way "l p'uhhg thetn h'mSei "uI raves
i IN those who try them to Judge Tor 'henscves-
For TIC diseases mat many are iIHn'e &c" !" 'ne
spring and summer; such as }eo'i,'y' byspepS'a:
Bilious and Nervous I"hglaih's' &C, we 90 ',ol
hesitate 10 say that these bitters WIZ be l""hu
safe, agreeable AVID etieGiuai restorative: AS g'od
health Ia ono {" ''o greatest {" earthly dressings we
would carly ADVISE nose 'dooilhg n'uer SUCH u'S
eases, 10 make rlai OF Or KIchTd'"n bIltrS ;
thry Can do no harm, and may q" much good ms
we are confident IN many cases lhoy nave Frse-
table aud vegetable medicines are nnqnes'nnabiy
the most congcuiai to the human IS stem.
From the Evening ciGrali II.
DIX. RiCHARpsnN's BITTERs. These are RENE
dy very highly and very justly recommended by
physcisans, as ofg great Efficacy ia giving strength
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Stand of Stands.

TEHilE old stand and the right stand where work
J. will be dono according TO contract. Perhaps
u il not generally known that the shop Joiner
work formerly carried by James r Ramsay
for making SASH Blinds aud Doors, has been, no "
il, aud will hereafter be carried in all It's bran
ches by the Subscriber.
ANY customer wishing for gond work AT n rcas
enable price will please To call. I will not refer
my customers tn the workman but Ia the Work
itself \ large assortment Off by sash on hand
Buttcrnut aud Cherry sash Of any description OF
Cnrrry Stiles aud Ruils with Mahogany filling
made per order.
/ will receive IA good work horse in exchange
for Tho above work, # presented soon.
JAMES RAMSAY.
ST Johnshury, April 81, 1912. 247yI
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Something New.

NROS NJ AN Il p ARK $ manufacture
~ and keep constantly for sale on st john ,bu,y
Plain, Patent WINDOW BLIND FASrENINGS,
wholesale aud retail
a new and superior article, which, for neaIness
OF workmanship, the little space they occupy. the
ease and certainty of combining the blind and pre-
venting its rattle, noise. when opcn or shut is
unequued by any, or all former inventions. For
durability and choapuess lhoy have no rivnl.
Persons ordering iastenings will state the thick
mes of iheIr bnd. MI orders by stage and other
wise duly answered
C2OSMAN 81 PARKS
St. Johusbury, \ pril iS42. 2I6-u
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WI o n al II IA d Es eaiSiO
THE WORLD NOT MADE FOR US.

THE WORLD NOT MADE FOR US.
We should renounce the world as our home and
portion, habltuay feeling and acting as strangers
and pilgrims passing through the world, but hav
ing our conversation in heaven, deriving our re.
sources thence, and centcrmg our hopes, desires
and affections there.
ellis hand the good man fhstens on the skies,
And bids earth roll, nor feels her Idle whirl."
"The world not made for you" If we re
aize this as ought to do, it will teach to
remember that we are not at home, hut in an en-.
emy's country; and need crcumspec,ion and
caution, that the world does not iniure us. We
should look aronnd suspect danger, and be prepar.
ed to Iesist the attacks of the world, and to es,
cape it's snares. And with all our vigilance and
care we shall find the need OF a heavenly Guard-
an and Guide.
The world not made for us; but we should
get all the good of il, and do all the
goo we can in il; endcavor TO he blessing to it,
as we pass through it, and 10 leaves blessing in
it; so that those with whom we associate, and
those who after us, shall, in some way o.,
other, be the bette for u.s. Oh ma,hinks, it is the
very acme of human wretchedness, if we can just
,y be described those who
--"last but never live;
Who much receive, but nothiog give;
Whom none can love, whom non Q can thank,
Creations blot, creations blank
The world made for us; but it NAV be
made very useful to us, as a school Of disciplioe.
for the exercise aud maturing Of those Christian
graces, which, unried, would languish and dwin.
die. The world affords US many trials of our pa
tience forgiveness, forbearance, steadfastness be
nevolence, magnanimity; aud "biessed is the man
that eu,lureth te m aton. for hen he ia tried he
shall recaive the crown of fe,' Jas !. 12. "Pure
religion and undefled before God and the father is
This, 10 visit the tatheriess and widows ir their
affection, and 10 keep himself inspected from the
IwoFid" James !. "a. The great concern IS 70 SO
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y OCT, ".
From the Presbyterian.

w gl TO MY LITTLE FANNY.
Illum d by Faith, look beyond this gloomy w"'''
TO that sweet land Of pastures green, ard waters
still and clear,
And there behold my Saviour lead the sheep I've
loves well,
TO feed upon his heavenly food-al his dear 'ee'
to dwell . -,
No anxious cares, no waiting pains shall vox th"'
sweet repose,
No clouds shall hide their happy morns, nor oars
en- daylight's close
Himself the ir Sun their Day shall be- sha' oe '''o'
peaceful rest,
He'll keep them in his faithful arms M" WIZ ''''"
on his breast.
-, had two Lambs lov'd full well, two precious
Lambs in fold,
And o I rriz'd them dearer Tar, 'han "a" earl"
richest gold,
fondy watchd their feeble steps, guarded mem
with care,
From Winters keen and biting cold, rom sum
mors suluy air,
Bnt we, knew Ear,h's drcary ways were full OF
grieis and pain,
And much wept that could not their wand ring
steps restrain.
Tina, heavenly Shepherd invok'd to lead them
on The way
Through all this desert wilderness to his bright
Iand of day.
He hoard nv nrayers. and one he cald 10 his own
home altar,
! "Come, Come to mo, thou darling lamb! where my
green pastures are
MI bear thee gently in my arms, IN DO to thee
guide;
No more shall thV wand ing iect! dwel ever
by nv side"
He led him gently by the hand through Death ;
unclos;ng door,
lie led him through that valley dalk-ilis feet had
tod he(ore;
The heavenly gates, with leaves upraised recelV d
him from sight,
And now with Christ, precious lamb walks in
those fields OF light.
Yes! by the sparkling founts and streams, in fields
OF tender green.
With all the ran some Of the Lord, our precious
lamb is seen;
He shall not come to us again, but bright hope
and dear!
We shall behold him there, more whom we
have Fl nshed here.
Nor will that Shepherd true, forget, tho lamb he
left behind,
cious and kind
But when she hears the tender voice, her brother
beard before,
She too will seek that "better land and walk
with
And will follow in the way; their mother dear
and !,
Our faces heavenward we II raise, while LIES sad
hours steal by:
We will seek for joys below, when those dear
lamb love,
Have left this dreary wilderness, for that bright
world above.
And he who led them there, DO sure, our weary
steps will lead,
He'll soothe griefS, and He'll provide for our
sorest need,
And when at last cur lives have clos'd--in hoav-
ems eternal years
Sorrow and signs shall flee away, and dried shall!
be tears!
New Brunswick, Jan. %, lS42. r VIC.
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Ehe aaaOst EaEghayapnvo,

t cohs1s ;N Ao;5. IN, IN GGNERaL G nsa a'ed
WE EEGETAbLE PULH I[S O The Llppl
"A , I'M is believed to DO dcn.ma,0yNARY BT1
popnlar Medicine ever known the nm
Coughs, colds asthma or phTis;o" Amerca Al
ry kind '''''ry affections Of
The Vegetable Pulmonary BaI,,m ,.., "
extensively used for about f; r"sa" has been =.
reputation has been constantly ino, years; dnd
verSalIy popular has this ar,icIo hae,easng, So ~
be considered as standard ar,iois o'he that mJ
the United States and British p,n W. d large ar
families Keep 1t constantly by them ,"rrs Sn
Inc most safe and certain remedy c considering
complaints The propretors Layyo 'or the O5oo,
are receiving numerous recornn,o,'9 received, AMI
ny ct our best Physicians, who ma %","n' from nj
their practice. The names of ' E', use Of it
who have given their TESTIMONY in 'S Wv individual
lc'e are here snhoined,a fo m ,"sor "t'Ab
see the envelope to the hottie "'''e lOII accom-
oct. Amory limiting, Doct Sor,.,,,
d. Truman Abel, T;naUr' Merrill,
Jere. Ellsworth. ,UY baylie,
CERTIFICATES. From DR. Thorn ,"', y Guild
Messrs Lowe q Reed, Gent -TL brown.
Pulmonary Balsam, has been exions; W. 'cgcnt
the section of the country where I yo,;hY ,Net
al years past, and has justly acuuiroJ t, l"'
ton in constructive complains 6, "'s' rtmI
knowledge extends, il has never ds,oo !" snI
reasonable expectation of those who %t"0'd ia
n 4 n
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A. ii arm for = ale,

sNHE subscriber proposes TO sell his FARM 10
n Gated on" and half miles west of ST John.
bury Plain, on the stage road leadlng to Danvillo
containing about $50 acres of good land, properly
divided tor ulage, pasturage, &c. with good wood
lot, aud sugar orchard of 600 trees. Upon .A:1
farm are suitable buildings, in good repair and n
school house within short distances; first rate set
OF farming tools, and sugar utensils are also offared
inr sale Said farm will be sold at bargain If appli
cd for soon. Terms-ior the most part OF the pnr-
chase money, a reasonable credit, il required
Tho iences upon the farm good, and there is
good water at tho house and barns.
JOHN Il. SINCLAIR.
F. s. For particulars inquire of Moses Kit
tredge, st: Johnsbury, or of the subscriber, at
Bath, N. II.
March, 81. 1S42 oao,r
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GeEseyAGA,s kE&s"y OWED
P4TE.V7' CAST HRO.N
s TN X & = u W. L

,,u,s Sink has recently been got up 10y the subs
scr,ber to be used as an Hriicle OF common k!tch'"
G,rrilnrc The inclined table, the table drawer
and pannel work or cupboar DIS are made oi wuou
The form Of the Iron Sink is such that II Is
easily kent clean, ia not liable oruSt while in COM
mon use aud il entirely without smell IN NOT
weather It furnishes II convenient place tor set
linn iron ware when taken hot from the Stove or
fire Mace; It can also be conveniently used as tub
E,r washing vrgeables, clothes, iron ware, win
tovs &c &c. It is particularly convenient tor
a,h,rr dishes; the sink furnishes place tor the
dishes and for n tub or kiri|e for the water. The
inclined tabe is n venient place for laying the
dishes white wet and there is attached To the
enne a drawer under the table 70. knives and forks.
cuphoarGs Tor towels table cloths, dishes and hol.
low WHie.
The Pump is attached to The Sink it may be
cnsiv taken pieces The parts are puI together
with screws, and any one can tnke II Hpnrt and
renal: 1t without the expense OF sending for me
chnnic The inside of the pump barrel is case
hardened and polished that il will not wear, and
is thus rendered less liable To rust
Tho lead pipe is attached 10y bringing it up thro
that part of The pump which Is cast with the Sink
and nnrng the end Of i: aud turning it as
10 form nanch for The lower box Ia set upon; the
lower box is then put ard hammered md screw
cd down so as 70 h0uen out the lead between the
box aud iron so as To make il all light.
The Sinks cast tor two pumps if wanted. the
one To draw water from II we'll, and lhe other ION
IA cistern. Sinks also furnished without Tho
Pump, when the pump is not wanted.
! UUXtlAM PADDOCK
! St. Johosbury, VT 267t
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"a ~ % @ B. s GO III

sg a - 70 o .My
4 ST Door North or FARMERS ~ MECHAN
4 les Store up Stairs.
Latest New Y orl and London Fashions just re
ceIved
ALL GARMENTS MADE BY HIN WAR.
RANTED no FIT
St. Johnsbury Centre, April. 1912. a50n
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For sale by REED, WING & CUTL2AV
Low ~ Rred) wholesale deelers in Dm!, M
cines, Paints and DYE s',niIs, M. a Ginning
Street Boston. also by Luther irwen, $ %1@1
~, 4. Nc MILAN Danville, and Chandtr& I@
Peacham Price 81 cts. %4l
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=, ~ =, HONI rs BR
Concord. N, II. May, II, 1891.

Messrs Reed, Wing & Cu,Ier-G.D, :,
dntV owe me public, and especially n t '"yI
OF my fellow beings who are now s1fS,, ""'fedN
different diseases OF the lungs, to give ,"' On'e&
mont OF the good effects lave cyno.!! sad
the use of the Vegetable Pulmonary |P''r r . 'ou
ing from nv youth up heeu troubled ,;, r NS
emf comp plants Of the lurgs such as smith, ' vine
dry troubles ONE cough rrCuncnt b,,,,ls,".O' C
severe FITS ofcoughna, and indeed all ,ln."n.',,V
of consumption, and from time to lime i,ap.
suited several physicians. and have ,,ggn a,,.
medicine, bu: received ltie or nm roIaC NV
last they told me there was no help for mo, ,S,.
case was beyond the reach rtheir med;,ira,
the spring ot 1897, was advised BY a Gi,,- ,']
| the Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam. of,,;nny.u
Fbolies, and on trial was SURPRISED ,o f,J
den and eficctual relief which it gave mo ..S I's
using it about five weeks all nv comnls;,,, a
entirely removed, and was restored to ooo6 b.IpI
Since that time have kept il conslan,Iy h., m'
case OF appearance ofany of the above ronng,,
l have known large number of cases wbs,, \
o.her met icines have failed OF alordi0o opy ,g
! the hn'sam was at length spsorcd to, and sp,p
! effected euro. would there lore recomms,
every person that has any Of the above comcl
on their fifsi appearance to take The VegcnbsPi
monary Balsam, which they will find a safe ~
| Yeplent and positive cure, Respect YOURS.
TIP, MERRIAM
New Bedford, Ms July 30, I8il.
II Co"nte,Jeifs. Beware of imposition. EnI
! genuine bottle is enclosed IN blue wrapper n
which is yeiioao label, signed by VIM loyd
| CUTLER. None other Can be genuine ola lad
date than December 1889 The signature Of S,gI
SON REED will he continued ror short time.
| The great celebrity Of the Vegetable panourI
Balsam has been the cause uf attempts ointfodocl
spurious articles, which bv partially assuming n
name "l the genuine, are calcua to m.Iead ID
deceive the Pcblic. Among these mixtures ae1
Carriers Compound Pulmonary RaLsam, !4mcru
| Pulmonary Baisnm, 'PegetqJle Pulmonary Basor
ie SgruP, pulmonary Baisam, aad otasrs Pu
chasers should enquire for The true article by il
whole name-THE VEGET AB\E PClM0N!
( Rt BA3SA ~ and see that it has WE MuS:&,
| signatures Of tho genuine.
| Each bottle md seal is stamped 'Eega5' "a y
/ monary Balsam
| For sale by REED, WING & CUTL1&W
| Low " Rred) wholesale dcelers in Dn!, M
cines, Paints and DYE SniIs, M. "a ta'n i
Street Boston. alSu by Luther }rwei'' s o,t@
~, a Me MILAN Danville, and CbandarE I'"S
ljeacham. Price 90 cts. @&AI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-10-11
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TE7HE subscriber offers Tor sala his farm, situated
4 the road leading from the East Village,
-. Johnshury, To Lyndon Corner, continuing 2l0
OF first rate land loo Of which is ull
age and paStnragc, and the romainier is well wood
cd On said farm Is sugar orchard of about 600
trees. Ihcre upon tie farm good s,o.
~ dwelling house, four good barns, and other oDj
buildings, aud also supply Of excellent wafer.
Any wishing to purchase are invited call and
view the premises a portion OF the purchase
money will he wanted next spring, aud a liberia!
credit will he given for the rem1,udcr.
DAVID BRONSON. JR
81. Johnshnry. Jnly Is. lSl2 250Lf