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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06

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CAME into the enclosure Of u. .aI he or ys'n
u dark brown Mare, supposed 10 o, DC and rngOon"
old star in the forehead, switch 'p Nave her by P'
on the fore feet, The owner can nav
ing property and paying charges TENRY WOODS
Waterford, May 26, 1916
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-06-06
Farm for Sale,

GTTUATED about ] 1 mile east Of st. Johnsbury
~ Plain, containing about 100 acres. For further
particulars enquire of E. JEWETT s. co.
st. Johnsbury Plain, Nov. 81, 1912
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4 ICS' Store up Stairs. ,tanf U.s..
--latest New Y rk and London Fashions just re
ceived. ,e7tf
ALL GARMENTS MADE BY HIM WAR.
RANTED TO FIT. .....s
st. Johnsbury Centre, April. ls42. 25O,i
Blanks of almost every variety, for sale at the
CALIFORNIAN Office.
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New Est bill In nm e IN { {.


WILL be paid to any Physician who will pro
w duce better compound for family use than
The GEN UINE DUTCH or GERMAN VEGETA'
BILE PILLS, styled
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
KITCHEN GARDENS.

"Horiiculurc, the attendant and en-
belllsher OF agriculture, which provides
many paIatable and healthlul additions
TO the substantial produce Of the field,
and correCtors of the undue stimulus and
tcrlmony Of much animal food, merits all
the fostering care which an uncorruutcd
and yet educated aud refined taste has
ever extended 10 it, A well cultivated
garden ~ due alteration of vegetable.
iruIt aud flowers, gives us poetry without
rs illusions, nature dlvrsied Of her rug
gedGcss, and art of It's cunstralnt." +"
was 50 much struck with the beauty
aud truth of the above extract from DR.
BeeII's preface to his Treaties on "Regl-
men and Longevity" that | concluded |
wou Id copy 1t, and send it to the Cabi-
net. am an old farmer, and the lon
ger | have lived, the more value have
| placed upon my Kitchen Garden. BY
using this homely term, | would not by
any means, exclude from It's "bordrr," 4"
/ the "ruse, the honey-Suckle and the tu-
/ Ip," aud the thousand other kindred
/ plants OF beauty and perfume, that nature
| has thrown abroad for woman TO care for
and manifest her taste IN reaiIng, ii is
always delightful To- see the farmers
wife and the farmers daughter steal a
! half hour from her "in-d0or" duties, and
90 forth at "even tide" TO plant to
weed-tO traiu--'tO dress and to keep"
her own "rosy plantation. 1t seems to
me "A taste of this KIND, canuot fail To be
Christening IN Is effects aud it must
have a decided tendency to multiply and
elevate the euIoyments of the farmers
ihoCschoId. Bot this is altogether d.
gresslOn was going to talk about the
/ value Of Kitchen and behold, | have
run of to the ladies' and roses But
they will forgive me-wlll not also the
Cabinet
] began this article with an intention
merely to say, that think farmers gen
orally, place iar too low an estimate
upon the great variety OF articles that
may be produced from tolcrabe well
attended garden An hour or two spent
N 1t every day before breakfast, will
keep pretty good sized one in fine or
1 der 1t VIII furnish the table with a
| great variety Of the best vegetables that
conduce to health and comfort, aud will
make II the most profitable spot on the
iarm. For 60 my certain knowledge, It
Will save the pork tub and the meal bar
II rel, To an extent that the farmer himself
viii he surprised at, who has heretofore
neglected this little spot. The season i.
/ approaching for attention on the part oI
farmers to this SUBJECT Let It's imuor-
tance be properly appreciated Farmers
II Cabinet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

streets. You meet them AT every curn"r, IN
all public resorts, at all parties of pleasure
riding, sailing, talking, Joking etrrnally APP
parently with money enough, more iWpudrncr
aud less brains But how they all conlriNe To
keep body and soul together, without work,
always spending, aud never earning, We CON
tsss is sornoliuirs "A my story tO ~. When Il
project OF pleasure is talked Of the expenses
irn thought of and least considered OF one
ihiug We are certain, that we are fast vergiug
In uatlon Of pauPers. II is impossible for u
people 10 live hong ~ idlruesS, enjoying the
luXurirs and the blessings of life, without
gradually diminishing the resources of comic It
u wealth. To be prosperous as people,
each must do his purt-at least do sufficient
labor 10 gain hi, own support.
Parents are very guilty in this matter
They should not permit their great lubb"rly
boys Ia hang ou them for n support, when iheN
are well able 10 labor, aud when 10 work would
promote their health aud maize thrm cheerful
aud happy. You do them mighty wrong
whilc YOU daudlc them IN folly aud nurture
them ia cNtravagaucr and tr II them how man
" they appear, when you kuow--you must
know--the drlciruuus consequence. " your
great bo,s Will not work, YOU should not sup
port them drive them away, they are lazy,
and II will be for their good and yonr glory ~
The end. Let them STE that they must depend
npon themselves, IA YOU have done before - II
a burning shame for aged persons To be sur.
th0ned wih the support oi stout, rugged boy :,
men ia size, bur pigmics in knowledge, sense
and u,anners--a AT that time Of LIE when their
Irhlden should take them under their protection
aud care, aud provide for thoir health, comfort
and happiness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
An Unexpected Proposal.

A young lady came over from great
distance ro I've cured aud when asked
the nature Of her complaint, she replied,
'as to that matter, ! believe there is not
a single complaint under the sun whIc h
have not Here was II fine catalog ue
of disorders asked If she was mar
RED or single Single was the an
swer. then told her that so mnuy com
plants as she seemed TO have, could ON
~ be curedby husband! At which OBJ
servaiion she was exceedingly exaspera-
ted, but her anger terminated in "A propo.
sal to marry me. never was more sur
prlsed in my life, and looked quite stu
pid,-Hardy's Trarels IN .Merico.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
l. | N 5
CELESTIAL BALM OF CHINA,

For The cure Of all diseases Of man on
beast That require external application.
FELLOW CIriZENS-Perhaps you think
that this Balm Is intended to cure too man,
Diseases, but we assure you that all diseases o
this character, and many others that might be
mentioned, are speedily cured, OF in ruth per-
sons greatly relieved, by the use of this med-
cine. We earnestly request the afflicted to give
IL II fair trial.
Have You pain or weakness in the small Of
your back! |! 50, apply the Baim froeIy morn
ing aud evening with thr fiat of your hand and
occasionally rub the pant well with Il rough
cloth, aud it will certainly relieve YOU.
Have YOU the Rheumatism II so, wash
the part Affected with cold water and CASTLE
soap, then balhe it with warm vinegar, aud rub
well with rough cloth, aud then apply The
Balm with The Hat Of your hand, before the tire.
Wash every third day, aud use the Balm Twice
4 day , aud YOU viii soon be free from this lrou-
blc>Ome disease
Have you numbnesS or GOODNESS IN your
legs arms or feet II 50, lub the affected pat
we'll with a rough cloth aud then apply this
Balm freely twice a day, and III ii short line 1t
will be removed.
Have you the Pies If SO, apply the Balm
three times day, and IA short Time you will
be well.
Have you the NerlIc. Rash OF Erysipelas II
so, apply The Balm three tIu.es day, aud all
unpleasant sensations ~llI sooh disappear
Have YOU spralued yourself II 80, apply
the Balm L,rcc times day. rub'lns well with
YOUR hand, and 1t will soon he removed
Have YOU Blulscs or EurnS II 50, apply
the Balm three times day, aud you will soon
he well.
ilaye YOU Cut or Wound ? II so, apply
the Balm with Il feather tNo or three times
day.
And are your Limbs or Joints SweledP It
So apply the Balm three times day, and the
swelling will soon disappear.
Have you the T.uer; II 80, apply t5e BALM
every morning and e,eeine. washing every thnd
day with CASTLE soap, anh removing the scuri
iom the surface Of the skin.
Have YOU Il pain in your Breast or Side II
80, apply this balm morning and evening, rub
bmg It well with the Hat of your hand, aud you
will soon be relieved.
Have YOU Sore Eye, If So, wet u soft rag
with The balm, aud apply II on the outside Of
The eyes every night on gong to bed
A,e your toes, fingers or ears Frosted or Poi
soned II 80, apply The Balm three tunes
day, aud it will positively cure them.
iidre YOU corns on your Feet IL SO, cut
them well aud apply the Balm, AMI ii will gem
orally cure them.
Have you itching or irritation Of any parts
Then apply this Balm thoroughly and IL Will cure
you.
Have YOU fresh wounds Of any kind Spread
the Balm ON linen and keep 1t b ound on the
pats, changing daily, aud II viii heal without
proud flesh or inflammation.
Have you an old sore that won, heal i Keep
The Balm bound on it, renewing ii daily, aud 1t
will soon heat from the botiom.
BE sure you get the lruo Balm from COM
STOCK X CO and no other.
For sale by Il }. TAYLOR, Agent, New
ou, X. |. Oct. p.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
From The Philadelphia Saturday Couret.
wha, does that Young Man do for a Living
ny d. c. coLEswoRTuy.
S. ID. ANDERSON.

"What does that young man do for a !iving?''
is the common inquiry, us some ioPpsh, we'll
dressed individual passes by. "Nolhing-noth.
ing at all, is the frequent reply. "But whaI
supports him IN his eXtravagaUce. None can
teI-bui we, being "A Yankee, have the priv
lege Of guessing That young man, who dres.
ses in fine bruddC 10th, carries cane, and is So
extremely polite to all his acquaIniance--es.
pecIally the ladics-is the son Of IA man ~
moderate circumstances, who hnds u difficult
To- sustain himself with u moderate income.
Ills son wishes to be n gentleman, and to live
wiihOui labor. The father, IN his folly, relu.
scs to put linn to a trade, or send him 10 work
on n laru,, hoping that something may turn up,
b, aud bl, when business will be better, iOr
bls sou To- obtain good living without work.
lie Is NOW Obliged to dispense with the luAu.
mss Of lifu-puhaps with some OF its eomlorl,
TOR his sou to keep up appearances, and g.
iaio good s.rlcty, as that kind Of company Il,
termed, whcrc Young men have nothing To- de-
but dress according 10 be latest fashions
H. is quite independent, apd uscs language Ia
his suni"rs that mig br considered uncuartsUUs
~ ~ hing. lie fares all classes aud conditions
without blush, aud dar,s to look with con
tempt 90 li" honest apprentice, whose goner
aus snul would outweigh q thousand as light A.
his ava IN. companions lac choose. are lil,
h,ms,ll, pulled up with vanity, swelling with
importance, aud whu make prctcnct ul dong
sunethug, l., ucraslunali, ylsltluga lawyers
oflc,, to- read page ~ two nf Blackslonc.--
The rnd uf such youth u needs mo- prophets,
,i.inn 80 see. ut Is ~ plain ~ the way t.
mnrkri," ~ Doctor Franklin would say, thai
h. viii iurn. out low, Jrsp,,rd, ,abj m,sorabl,
iui Prrhap. the pcniicntiary will bring him
p--p.rnp. the galuws But II lr escape.
ih'sr, u sill be- to hang like an incubus on
il,use Of hIs friends Who iot pity ssake have not
the heart 10 send him where he deserves.
The above is = itue picture Of many Of the
Young men who MA. be seen daily IN ou
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
From the Philadelphia Saturday Courier.
BIRTH DAY sTANzAs.

Another year has passed, and ye, around tbc
family seat
A, evenings hour and morning time, happy
band we meet;
Though place is vacant nj the shrine, no
Strangers vow is there,
And kindred voices swell the strains that float
upon the air.
And ofthe throng that cluster round the old
familiar hearth,
When happy voices join d the laugh that told
ofcareless lnirih--
Though absent one, we all arc now as gladsome
and as gay
As.we we're in thy matin hour. of childhood
merry May.
My Mother time has laid his hand full gently
on thy brow,
Nor bound with snowy vrcaths the curls that
cluster round it now
But still thourt nearer to that hour when all
our journeyings cease,
And To the weary warderer the Spirit wills.
pcrs pence.
Ny Sisters we have tried the world in sun
shine and in strife;
Together we have tasted here the good and III
Of hrn
Aud we have learned TO prize tho more the
household god, at last,
That sI'Inc in brighter purity when all the
storms are past.
Ny Brother MOu art absent now from those
who love thee we'll,
Whose syrnparhcs are linked 10 thee as witt,
magic spell;
But on Thy head and round thy path this holy
shield is cast,
A mothers prayer for absent ones was nc er
unheard at last
And still are hopes and kindest cares blent
with the coming year,
Hopes that were narsed ia infancy with many
an anxious tear;
Cares that have grown upon tho heart in it,
lone watching hours,
And given back their grateful dews as rosebud,
to the showers.
God shcd US still, and wait us down time
calm aud gentle stream,
With gales as soft as those that lull an infan
to It's dream
Touch softly Time, those household ties, tn,
strongest aud the best,
That gid the coming eve OF lito us sunbeam
do the West.
S. D. ANDERSON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
DIR. .4LLE.NS S BALS.4M OFHORE-
HOUND, LIVERWORT avn
PLEURISY ROOT FOR
CONSUMPTION
and LIVER COMPLAINT.

NOLDS, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Ca
~ tarrh. dHcuity Of Bre0tiing, Pain
IN the side, paipitatiOn ofthe heart, oppyss.
sion dnd soreness Of the chest, Pieurisy,
Hectic Feper, night sweats, HHcuH amt pro ID.
t"~ EIpectOrati0n. and all affections Of the
Lungs, chest AMI Liper.
The Ilorehound. Liyerwon and Pleurisy roo
have fos centuries been celebrated in the cure
of affections of the Lungs aud Liver. DR.. Al
len, alter series Of experiments, has been able
10 extract from these medical herbs, Il Basain
which exert' wonderful effects in curing Con-
SUMPTION and Liver Complaints.
For children hborns under Inflammation of
the Lungs, Colds. Coughs, Group, Quincy, aud
sore Throat, this Balsam Is OF great importance.
Daring the winter of 1880. rising Of one thou
sand families employed this remedy, in the
City Of New York. The consequence was, that
the number of deaths among children was re-
duced to less than one half the usual number, NJ
may be seen by the City Inspectors report Of
deaths.
/ In order 10 give The reader some idea Of the
efficacy Of This BaIsam, aud how extensively ii
Is used, we here introduce the monthly repor
Of tia cures IN the month OF May, iSil, and
published III the New York sun.
"Monlhly Report Of The cures performed by
DIR. p. ID. Allen Balsam Of llorehound, Liv-
erwou and Pleursy Root during the month
May. 1t has cured aad Completed the cure
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
WARDS
VEGEI4BLE U1IR OIL

JHNiil> Vegetable Oi Possesses the peculiar
property, so long sought f,r in other oils.
but sought IN vain, of producing new
growth of hair on heads totally bald
80 great are It's nouri>hing properties, which
1t readily imparts To the roots of the hair, that
1t requires but short time TO produce new
growth, aud few applications " check that fIl-
ing Of the hair which so often occurs, osperial.
ly after sickness. II prevents the hair from
turning grey, and when it begins 10 turn, may
be easily checked and restored to lis natural
beauty, by imparins new life and vigor This
oil Is patronized by he Medical Faculty. the
Clergy, &c. No lady who has ever used this
oil will dispense with it, Young Gentlemen
will find this oil to produce II beautiful growth
OF whlskers in a very short time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
DIR, ATKINSON'S
CELEBRATED
VcgetdbIe Golden Ointment

'uNiliS ointment having been used in the
4 Doctors private practice for many years
with perfect success, and the many letters he
had received begging Of him 10 give the public
the benefit of his research, he has complied,
aud now warrants this ointment 10 be "A ce,luin
cnrc for all ScroiuIous Eruptions, Itch, Chopped
Hands, Salt Rheum aud letter or Ring worm,
Abrasons Of the skin, aud liberated Sore Legs
tor no matter how long slnnhlng,) also, Tor
Scald Head and Sore Ears IN Children Tor sore
Eye, OF cracked lips the cure is miilIible.
For sale by DIR. Il. Il iiAZ ARD,
Slgn Of The Golden Mortar,
Dec. 30. Near the Court House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
JUST RECEIVED
FROM NEW YORK,

FkON NEW YUM,
Pease's, Cough Candy.
Jacksons, Wislar's and Sher- The
mans Cough I.ozenyes.
Aliens Balsam OF llorehound
and lverworl. for coughs &c. most popular
NJ. n. Gardlner's Balsam Of
LiveIwort, for do.
Jayne's Indian Expeciorant, COUGH
for do.
Buffers Vegetable Indian Spe-
cifc for do Medicines
Anderson's Cough Drops.
DIR. Lees Compound Gulbanum Plaster, FOR
pain in the back, breast, side, Sc, price ~ !
cents.
Shernan's Poor Mans Plaster.
DR.. Badeau's, Whtin's and Wells Strength.
cning plasters.
Sherman's Worm Lozenges.
Jaync'~ Nermiiuge, or W orm Destroyer.
Swaitn's Vcrmlluge, do. do.
English Red aud Black Ink, (superior.)
Kilder's, Edes' and Payson's lndelible Ink.
Ward's Macassar, Buffalo, For the prcser-
and Bears Oil. vaton, growth,
Jayne's Hair Tonic. aud restoration
Cldridge's Balm Of Colum- Of the
ba. HA r.
Double distilled Rose Water, For flavor.
Essence Of Rose. ing jelies .sau-
Extract of Lemon, ) ces pastry sc.
Oriental Pearl Powder, For cleansing The
nd skin, and improve
Pedumed Cosmetic Balls, ing the COM
Milk Of Roses, sc. plexion.
Cologne, Lavender, and Orange-FIower
Water. &c. sc. &c.
ALSO, SUPPLY OF FINE
Spanish Aeechcs,
FOR SALE ny
r. r.. II "A z A r D
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, X. !. [Jan. 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27

:CJs Purchase none unless it has the ccrili-
cate of "Copyrsht'' on the wrapper and labe
and the written signature of
u. ID ALLEN, NJ. ID.
General depot, IS barclay street, ~ Y.
For sale IN Newp or by X. K. iIAIARD, at
he ii gu Of tn. Golden VI ortar. Dec. %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
~ csssesssase "
N'N - ~ So Sssas l(sss
Nsy5 &ss;ss9
MANS p@D P0@ppY,
From the New Bedford Mei icury.
The Involuntary Prayer OF Happiness.
BY. n. =. WILLIS.

] have enough, oh God! My heart, to.n sht
Runs over with the iulness of content;
a nd as | look out on the fragrant stars,
Aud from lh. beauty of the night take in
NV priceless porlion-yet myself no more
Than in the universe n grain of sand
feel his glory who could make world,
Yet in the lost depths Of the wilderness
Leave not flower imperfect
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
DIR. LIBBY
Table LIFE
PILLS s. BlTTERS.

UAR. IlBBY'S BIfTERS are II certain
IL cure of Dyspcpsy aud Nervous Alice
lions they are peculiarly adapted to remove
these distressing complaints. not by constant /,
ply scIng, hut by sirens hcning the s,slem. No
greater mistake can be made than 10 supp ose
that Dy spepsy, or any other disease arising from
debility, can be cured by frequent forced action
on the bowels with purSaIlve medicines. Where
these complaints exist The system Is already too
weak, and every additional dose tends to make
It more 80 The BuleIs, on the contrary, act.
ing ~ tonic, strengthen the digestive organs
aud assist them TO perform their functions ~
nature designed. Hence IL 10 found TO bn eilica-
cios also in those diseases peculiar 10 females,
which arise more frequently from weakness than
any other cause The aged aud infrm Of both
sexes, and persons of scdentary habits prone of
coslivenr.S, who have suffered from loss of ap.
petite, have experienced great benefit liouI
them, Ia conyalesence from lcvers, and acute
disorders, it restores strength aud individuals
afflicted with Nervous Headache, and other de
ranger,ents Of the nervous function, have been
entirely cured by this remedy.
DIR. LIBBY'S VEGETABLE
LIFE PILLS are anti-hiIious, nnli-dy spcplIc
aud anli -nerc u,ial, and may be justly consider
ID a universal medicine, tut they are peculiar
\ ~ beneficial in the follrwmg conpans.~y yel
low and llious ievers, E,>er aud ague, dyspep
"a, Group. liver complaints, sick headache, dun-
dice, asthma, dropsy, rheumatism, enlar cement
of The spleen, piles, choIic female Instructions,
heartburn. furred tongue, nausea, distension oI
\ The stomach and bowrls, incipient diarfhuta
\ hatulenCN, babitual costivenesS, loss OF appe-
tile, both or sallow complexion, and IN all
cases of torpor Of the bowels, where catharlc
or an aperient is needed They are exceedingly
mid IN Their operations, producing neither nau-
sea, gripping nor debility.
pRIcE. Bitlers 7j cts. Pills 25 cts.
COMSrOCK & TYLER,
Wholesale Agents, N. York
For sale by DIR. II. X. HAZARD,
Newport. Jan. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
Rich, though poor.


My low.roof,d cottage in this hour, "A heaven!
Music is in it--and the song she sings,
That sweet.yoced wife ofmine, arrests tho ear
Ofmy young child, awake upon her knee
And with his calm eye on his masters face,
My noble hound lies couchant and all here
All in this little home, yet boundless heaven
Are, in such love MS have power to give,
Blessed to overlooking
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
Opinions of the Medical Faculty

Al a meeting of the Medical Society Of Wash
ingon County, the following resolution wa.
unanimously passed -
Resobsd, Tha, from knowledge of the
90 npo.Ition of DR.. Aliens BaIsam of IIore-
hound, Liverwort aud Peurisy Root, aud the
most astonishing effects we have seen it have
upon on, patients, il s our dee ided opinion that
it will cure Consumption and Liver Complaint,
and we do strongly recommend ii to the faculty
and public generally.
JouN X. SMITH, NJ. ID. Pres't
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
JouN Il. SMITH, NJ. ID. Prest.
DAVID r. HALL, NJ ID. Sec'ry.

From J l.. Rogers, NJ ID. New York City.
DR.. B. ID. Alien, Dear Sir For year past
! have been in the habi, Of prescribing your
Bdlsam Of lIerehound, Liverwort aud plcurisy
Root, omy patients in private practice; have
also used it in the Hospital find it II remedy
Of great efficacy in affections Of Lungs and
Liver, in cases of Consumption, Cough, Asthma
Bronchitis. | have found IT very eifCacions,
and beIIcvei it is prescribed very generally by
the profession.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-04-27
Thou, who look'st

Upon my brimming heart this tranquil eve,
Knowcst its funess, as Thou dost the dew
Sent To the hidden violet by Thee,
And, as that flower from its unse Ell abode
Sends its sweet breath up duly to the sky,
Changing its gifts to inorease-so, oh God
May the sweet drops that to my humble cup
Find their way from heaven send back, in praye
Fragrance ut thy throne welcome -