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PARR'S LIFE PILLS.

The whole of our system is built up form the
bood-nerves, sinews, muscles, and even solid bone;
this being the case, the grand object is to keep this
precious fluid (the bloody in pure and healthy
stae, for without this putty disease will show Itself
in some way other free of the truly vau-
able medicine Purr's Life Pills, will most eIecu-.
ally accomplish this object-for diseases Of the fol-
lowing character have all been cured by them,
viz
Abcesses, Languor, Ague, Ieprosy Asthma, Liver
Complaints, Low Spirits, Bilious Complaints, Lum
bngo, Blotches on the Skin, Measles, bowel Com
plants, Nervous Affections, Cancers, Pains in the
Breast. Cholera Morbus, rnS,,tdtions, Constipation OF
Bowels, Paralysis, Cons umptijns, Ph.egm, COnvul-
sions, Piles, Debility, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Ring
worm, Dysentery, Scrofua, or Kings Evil, Epilepsy,
Small Pox Erysipeas, Sore Eyes, Paintings, Sore
Toats, Fevers Of all kinds, Stranguary, Female ir-
Irregularities, Structures, Fits, Tic Doloureaux Goot,
Tumors, Gddiness, Veneres Affections of all kinds,
Glandular SweIlings, Headache, Whoopng Coughs,
Heartburn, White Swellmgs, iloarsrness, Worms oil
every kind, Inflammation, Wens, Indigestion, Weak
ness from whatever cause, Jaundice.
Cases of the above description have all been cured,
simply by the use of PARIS Life Pills, thus show
ing that what has been considered different disorders,
and requiring different treatment all originated in the
same cause, and can be cured by one uniform treat
ment. PARIS Life Pills. although powerful in con
querng disease, yet as pure and harmless us new
milk and may be administered with confidence to the
invalid, however weakly from long i'll health, who
will soon enjoy those delightful symptoms Of return
to strong health, viz good appetite, sound Sleep and
an increase Of animal splits l.
PARIS Life Pills arc sold wholesale and tetaii at
the General Agency and Depot, No ga Washington
street, Boston. Small boxes 25 cents, large boxes
so cents. i 10
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@:gA EEsE a

In this town, April 49, Of consumption, GEORGE,
eldest son OF Erastus Fairbanks, Esq aged "a. By
this dspensation of Providence The fond hopes Of pa
rental affection have been blightcd, and the tnnder
ties which bound together brothers and sisters have
been sundered-and in this case for the first time -
Never before has the curtain cf sorrow fallen upon
this family: but now the circle, so recently complete,
is broken; the second child and the eldest sonman-
Iy, dutiful, afeconaie and PromiSng-has been cut
Off in the morning of his days, and has gone 10 his
rest And to add, if possible, pognnncy TO the af-
fiction such were the circumstances of the iaHily.
that Of eli hit surviving Children only was able
follow the remains Of beloved hrnlher TO tho grave.
But parents and brothers and sisters do net mourn
"without hope" Fer three yearsihe deceased had
protested 10 be follower Of Christ, and had adorned
his profession by "weIl ordered lifei" and in his
long and peculiarly distressing sickness was sustar
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ed by abiding confidence OF an interest in the mcr
its OF the Redecmers blood; and departed, leaving
to his family aud friends the comforting assurance
that. though ahsent in body" his spiri is prcs-
eut with the Lord
Where everlasting spring ahdes.
And never whitening flowers"
In Kirby, March 20, LUTHER, son Of Mr. Luther
Wood jr. aged Is years and o months.
"See, the lovely blooming flower .,...
Fades and withcrs in an hour
SO our transient comforts 1y,
Pleasure only blooms to die" Com
In Orleans, Ut crysipeas, April II, HAL, son OF
Hr james aud Sally Wheeler, in the 9th year of his
age Ateconate and obedent in his lie; through
an application Of the atoneGent by faith, to the
newn OF his heat in righteousness, ho was enabled
to reoce in the prospect of death, and to testify TO
ALL that
Jesus can make dying bed
Feel snlt as doway pillows urc,
w lille on his breast he leaned his head
And breaihed his life out sweety there"
iiia friends mourn bat not without hope-"Our loss
IS his infinite gain - May his youthful associates
need his dying adnontonS, aud in youth ''remenber
their creator" Let me die the death Of the righte-
Gus and let my last end he like hIs'' Com.
In l}arnet March Is, Of lung fever, Elijah Cletford
jr son of Elijah and Nancy CIeIord aged Fl, In
early life he embraced the Chii,im religion, which,
in his st moments, enabled him to triumph in hope
OF Il blessed imnIo taity. Com.
In Barnet, April 3, OF consumption, Polly, wife Of
Salmon Hall, aud daughter Of Enjai and Nancy CIe
ford, aged 20, Her last hours were rendered tran
quiiby that hope which is anchor to the soaf-
When dying, she took uiectionate leave other
friends. calmly ressnns her spirit TO God who gave
1t, believing that for her to die was gain May the
Lord sancty this bereavement TO the good Of this
deeply afflicted family. Printers in New llamp-
shire aud H. Canada, are, SC. Com.
In Danvle, April ii, Of erysipelas, Joseph Gordon
Sprague, agcd %, son of Mir John Sprague, Of North
Dunvle.
In Danvne, April z, of erysipelas, Miss Eliza
Hunt, daughter of Mr. Nehemiah Hunt, aged Sc.
Also, in Danvllle, very suddenly, | lth inst Miss
Rebccca Hunt, sister Of the above named Eliza unit
aged 81.
In WheeIock, March ~, MIR Nehemiah Phillips,
aged STA re, dictionary pensoner.
In Glover, April 10, of erysipelas, Mr. Samuel
Bean, aged about So.
AT South Walden, April 2, Of eryspeas, Mr. Dan
icl Stcarns formerly Of Danvie, aged about As.
At West Derby, April 2, of erysipelas, Mrs Susan,
wife of MIR EliphaIet s. Norris, aged 81.
At Derby Line, April T. MIR John Thornton, aged
about GO,
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roo, s. DOMINGO. The New Orleans papers
r,,ush tho official resignation of President Boyer 1t
,.,.o,s from the Kingston papers of the 23d, that
". evolutionary forces and the Army of the Presi
,.,, under Gen .Niraut, met the 18th in tho
',ai0s of Leognnc, about six miles from Fort au
p,iocc A peaceful address was madeby the Pro-
,;oc;al Gene raj, which was answered by discharge
r cannon from the ranks of Bowers Life Guards,
raiUa aud wounding or II Of their opponents
This was returned by the cannon Of the Provincial
Army with more effect some so or 60 of Boyer's
,,oop, being killed wounded. All the regiments
epng the Presidents Life Guards, then marched
.,o, TO the revoutonisis The Life Guards immedi
,toIy rotroated, and having communicated to Boyer
bo, all was lost, lie repaired ut on board Of the
British ship OF war Scylla.
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SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Columbus. Capt. Cole, arrived at
New York, April 10th, from Liverpool. Bythis
rival London papers TO The goth and Liverpool to
the 2Sd Of March have been received.
On the 18th and 18th of March, the number of
American arrivals Liverpool exceeded one hundred
and the amount of duty paid their cargoes exceed
ed fdv thousand pounds sterling! This was unprec
cdented
The Liverpool Mail says that under recent deci-
sion Of the Board Of Trade, American provisions
which have undergone the whole process Of curing IN
Canada will be admitted into England at the duty Of
.wo shIIings per hundred weight, instead OF eight
sll.ings as heretofore. Each parcel "must answer
10 the terms recited," but what those terms are the
Mail does not say.
Apetou for The absolute repeal orthe corn laws,
has gone from Liverpool 10 Parliament, with az! 100
,ignaturcs.
The comet, it seems has made its appearance to
the star gazers Of Paris !, was first seen on the
10th of March, and its sudden discovery created Il
gca, sensation. The papers speak of us the largest
ever known, its tail extending over space of sixty
degrees, and proceeding from the constellation Orion
As here, the nucleus was visible The astrono-
all the look .out Immediately
Sl5ht shocks oil an earthquake were felt in various
parts Of England. the 10th of March, but we do
not find that any damage was done beyond the break
ing of some glass and china
The French Government has acted with great
prompttude in sending out su"oors to the surviving
sufferers Of the earthquake at Gaudaoupe, 5000
francs being at once granted by the Chamber Of Dep
u!cs for that purpose.
TIE Chinese Ransom. Her Majesty's ship Blonde,
from China, arrived at Portsmouth the 9th ult
having on board Sycee silver to the amount of g.
oOo,Oa0. The Blonde is the third ship that has
brought to Engatid freight Of this description.
Her Majesty's ship Herald, having on board silver
TO tho amount of nearly two million dollars more, is
daily expected at Portsmouth from China, and when
this sum is received will complete the first install
vent Of the ransom, payable under the late treaty
nth the Emperor Of China.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

oRLEANs nIsrnICT, SIS.
Tho Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
eans--to all persons concerned in the Estate of
JAcoR TAYLOR, late Of Derby, DECEASED,
GREETINo.s
EAMES TAYLOR, Exc utor of said decreased has
- filed in this Court his application in writing re-
quesng the further time Of one year Fl ON the 9Th
day of March l943 for settlement of the estate and
payment of the de!s against said estate, cod
Therefore, y GU are hereby notified TO appear at
Probate Court to lie holden at the Probate Office at
IrashurAh, in snid district the 4h "Wednesday Of
April next and show cause ifmny you may have why
the time should moi be extended as aforesaid. And
it is ordered that this notice be published in the Cal
elonian two weeks successfully previous 10 the day
assigned for bearing
Given under my hand mt Irashurgh in said dis.
trict, this 25h day of March, Is43.
296w3 GEO, NYE y udge.
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STA Ne OF VERMONT.
= - II u " l.
.. ORLEANS DISTRICT S.

... .. ORLEANS DISTRICT, So.
Tho Probate Court for The District of Or
lcans-To all persons concerned IN the Estate of
Willard RUSSELL, late Of Albany deceased, in.
tcsatr. GREETING.
NNTHEREAS the widow Of said deceased, has
v made application to the court here for
Eignment OF personal estate To the amount Of SITS.
Aud said application is referred for hearing 10 The
first Wednesday of May next. You therefore
notified to appear at the Probate Office Tasbuigh.
said first Wednesday of May at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ that you may be heard in lie premses--An I'D this
order shall he published two weeks successfully in
the Caedonan printed at st. Johnsbury previous to
the day of hearing.
G ven under my hand at tho Prnhae o flee at las.
bureh, this ll,h day Of April, A. ID. ls43.
29Sm3 a, GEO. NYE, Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NM L the Subscribers having been appointed by
the Hon. The Probate Count for the DislIct Of
Orleans, commissioners, To receive, examine, and
adjust the caims& demands Of n persons gainst tho
Estate Of
ANDREW MCCLELLAN,
late Of Giovcr, IN said district, deceased
and also all claims aud demands exhibited
IN Offset thereto aud six months from the
day of the date hereof being allowed by said Court
fur that purpose do therefore hereby give mo-
tice. that will attend ihe business Of our ap.
pointmcnl al the Store Of Drew and Webb, in Glow
cr, in said district on the fourth Tuesdays OF Moy
and August next, at O'clock p. NJ. on each Of
said days.
Dated this 18th day of April, A. d. ls43,
JAMES sIMoNDs, }
Dhv 'i H BEAN, 'A''"''s aso~s
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JOHN IDE'S ESTATE.

TBNHE subscribers having been appointed ly the
II Hon. Probate Court TOR The District Of Caleo.
mia, commissioners, to receive, examine, and adjust
the claims and demands of all persons against the
Estate OF
JOHN IDE,
late OF ST. Johnsbury 10 said district deceased, repro
scented imsolven, and the term Of six months from
the 18th day Of Feb ls43 being allowed by said Court
to The creditors Of said deceased to exhibit aud prove
their respective claims before usDo give notice that
we vii! attend.o The duties Of appointment at
the dwelling house of widow Sarah Ide in St. Johns.
bury, in said district the 9Th day Of May next,
and On the l4th day of August ls43, at one O'Clock.
afternoon, each of said days. ars
ST. Johnsbury, April To- 4. d. lS43
LAMBERT HASTINGS,
20sw3 JOHN HIGGINS. in. O0mm.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
....|..f| .HU Vermont District,
IN BANKRupTCY.
o sho.y cause againsf Petition or

.Notice 10 sho1p cause against Petition oT
o r N w. g A II ) N, OF Newport. for his
Discharge and Certificate, as Bankrupt, at the
office of Samuel Prcn,iss, in Montpelier, In said
district, on Tuesday, the iltl day Of July, A. D.
1913, at 10 A. NJ. st.|ra- r'.
Joseph KICKER, of Lowell for lis Discharge IL
Certificate, as b inkrupt, at the office of Samuel
Prentss, IN Montpelier, in said District, on Tues
day the lth day of July, a. ID. ls43, at 10 M.
ALVA WAKEFIELD, Of Lowell. for his Dis.
charge and Certificate, Bankrupt, at the Office
of Samuel Prentiss, in Montpelier in said Disiric,
on Tuesday the Ith day Of July, a. D. ls43, o, 10
Am.
BENZ. w. BRO WN, Of Newport, for his Discharge
and Certificate, Bankrupt, at the Office Of Sam
ucl Preniiss in Montpelier in said District, on Tues
day, the lllh day of july A. ID. ls43. at 10 a. Nj.
THOMAS BEADLE. Of Troy, for his Discharge
aud Certificate, Bankrupt, at he Office of Sam.
vel Prenliss. in Montpelier in said District, Turs
day the ltl day of July, A. ID. ls4s, at 10 A NJ.
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before the House for his expulsion. An amendment
had been offered, substituting simple reprn,nnd.
This was voted down by decided majority, those
VINO voted IN the negative being in favor Of vndi-
eating the honor of the body, by his instant expul-
sion. At this jnncture MCGOWAN sent in brief
letter ofresignaon, and here the subject was per-
mitted TO drop.
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LATER FROM ENGLAND.

Since the arrival Of the Columbus ut New York the
Steamer Britannia hus arrived Boston bringing Liv
erpool papers to The 4th Of April There is no news
OF importance The Steamer brought nearly Two
millions Of dollars in specie. The Ashbuton treaty
had come before Parliament, 'nnd Sir Robert Peel
went into mastery defence of the Treaty, Of Lord
Ashburon and Mr. Webster, and there seems TO be
no reason to doubt of its ultimate approval. Robert
southey,the celebrated poet died the 2let of March
OF his residence at Keswick
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HoRR1pLE.-.4 .Nother and Child Starred 10
De0ih.-We have been fearful that reports would
bring to our accounts of great distress and suffer-
ing in the adjoining regions, in consequence Of the
deep snow and severe weather, but had earnestly
hoped might be spared the melancholy task Of re-
cordng the death Of any miserable sufferer. In this
we are disappointed. On Saturday last gentleman
brought to village the following heart rending
count. An Irishman with his family sometime since,
took up his residence in Florence in this Co. or
miles from this village, and mile from any neigh
Tor.
Last Summer the man was killed by the falling OF
tree, leaving wife and three children. Left thus
alone, the poor woman managed to sustain herself
and little comfortably, till inter with its sevcri
ty came upon her. The deep snow shut her up with
in her shanty, and she was soon forgotten by the
world without One Of her neghbors CHANGING
to call her TO mind, put shoes, and proceed
cd to her house nearly buried in snow. With much
difficulty he succeeded in entering, and then, what
scene! In one corner lay the ieIess, emacated body
of the mother. The suffering spirit had fed BY the
side Of thor mothers corpse, lay the three children,
Just gasping in the last stages OF starvation They
were Immediately taken to the neighbours house and
supplied with food. But in one, life was too Far
spent. It soon joined its mother. The others have
recovered ~
Not mouthful of food was found in the house; the
poor woman, faithful to the impulses of mothers
heart, had for days borne the keen pains of hunger,
without tasting food, that she might give all TO her
starving children She lived to see them devour the
last crunb then laid herself down and yielded to the
egonies of death by starvation. ..
1t is possible such scenes arc transpiring within q
few miles Of us Should not immediate measures
be taken 10 search out those who have been shut up
by the snow p Roman(.N " Citizen.
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MOVE IN AN UNEXPECTED QUARTER The
Columbia Chronicle says that the Wings of South
Carolina, who have been in state oftorpor for
lime back, begin to exhibit signs Of returning ANNA
hon. notice appears in the Spartanburgh Journal,
calling upon them to ralley to the rescue, and meet
In convention at the Court house the first Mon
Gay in the month"; 'to concert ways and means TO be
represented in the'Whg National Convention, which
@to meet at Baltimore the third day o. May, is44
10 select suitable candidates to run on the Wing tick
CT Tor President and Vice Fresidept of the United
states for the next Presidential term
HE HARRIsBURG OUrRAGE.-Mr MCGOWAN,
we LocoIoco Member Of the Pennsylvania House of
representatives, fiom Philadelphia, who stabbed a
sp0er in the hall the 18th inst, has anticipated
' expulsion by resigning his ssat A motion
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RUKs.EE ECO.yD.nY:
.rlr rII.snANnN,A.

Earth, Of maa the LguutgOls mother,
Feeds hun still y ith corn aud wine (;
iie who best would aid brother,
Shares vita han these gifts tisiac.
MANY power within her bosom
Noiselnss, hidden. works beneath;
Hence are seed, aud Leaf, and blossom,
Golden ear and clustered wreath.
These 10 swell with strength and beauty
Is the royal tast Of man;
Nuns a king, his throne is duiy,
Since his work on Garth began.
Bud and harvest, bloom aud vintage,
These, like man, arc fruits of earth
Stamped 10 clay, heavenly mintagc,
All iron. dust receive their birth
Barn and mill, and vine watts treasures,
Earthly goods iof earthly lives,
These ore Naiugo's ancient pleasures,
These her child from her derives.
What tie dream, but vain rebeling
Ii from earth we sought 10 Tee
IT'S our stored aud ample dwelling,
Ills from il tho skies We see.
Wind and frost, and hour and season,
Land and alter, sun and shade
Wo,E with thesc, as bids thy reason,
For they work thy to-! to aid.
Sow thy seed and reap in gladne.s
Man himself IS all i seed
Hope aud hardship, Joy and sadness,
SLOW the plant to Fipeness lead
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KEEp IN pEroRE YouRsELr.


! Young Man, that industry, integrity,
good morals and virtue will be a passport
for you 10 society, and Will make YOU re
specicd aud esteemed by the good and wise.
hoep II before yourself, Young lady, that
kindness Of heart, sweet disposition and
an even temper, viii make you an asreca.
bic companion with the old aud young.
Keep II before yourself Young Man or
Young Woman, that IN tho choice for
partner for life, you should look well to the
habits aud disposition Of each other-lhat
a young man with cigar IN his mouth,
and cane 10 his hand, aud his brains run.
nIng TO hair, may DO very well for beau,
but IS not to be compared With the plain an.
pretending youth whose heart is right, aud
whose common sense will not allow him to
play the dandy. That 1. Young lady who
. all accomplishments, -t' can sing Iii.
tie, dance little, thumb Ihe piano little,
aud look fascinating any time, may fii
place on the sofa, and DO tue belle OF q ball
room, yet Il she cannot boil a pudding, roast
a steak, dust room or darn a stocking
II her accomplishments arc all for show
and none for use, Ihen ten chances 10 orc
that the young lady who has q good knJwl
edge Of household affairs, has been Brought
up by careful mother, aud IS well yersed
IA the actual duties OF life, viii make a be,
Ter wife, and pleasauteT and happier home.
Keep il before yourself, Farmer, that
sou should return % tue eailh at least a.
much as you take from ll--tba, sou 81 luid
make your land richer year by year, aud
not 10; 1. wear ou,--thaI you should have
a neat house, largo barns, good sheds lJr
your cattle, aud shcw that II is your amb.
lion 10 make 1.-TWO spears oi grass grow
whore cue grew before"
Keep |. before yourself, Merchant, tha,
4 nimble siSpence IS better than a slow
shlIhas,' that one price Tor goods, or deal.
log With every person alike, is tie right
way TO give general sa,isiaclioa, auI IL So
cure custom.
Keep il before yourself, Mechanic. that
puGciua,ly is virtue that work psomls.
Ed should always 30 done 1t the umo and
sell done, and then you uecd give yourself
40 fears Of wan, Of business.