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SCHOOLS.

DEW 4TE. TUirfnS.-sir- T. c. seAaael Praf-sor Of
paaei5e aad SsfHS &c 81! is Earsy, would 'et2srt.
tgiir rUftn ne La6s ard Gentlemen OF tbs CITY at he =
now orras ea..e. r private ns;rrc;on IN TIE above aiiA
a. ms feiiss1ee No. u! Prince s.. nsAr Sullivan
~ :. vii ss,end ea,re. give p7ys,e esaon. II eis'cs
and aso IN ixdes and Gentlemen 10 y 70 make % pr
Nsi- Wssiring partiss az hs academy
or instheT particular, apply 81 nboys Oh S"-
MALE BOARDING sCHooE-HEMPSTEhp SEMI
kcrDsts0d !. 6rsncH al the rsiiTp-d q miles Ton
Sosys he aef ,s'fs WI eenssnee on ne i' 90 81 i
slso ~ Ci-ruie a; Ma ssoa William 81 fn. FIRE.
pal Gn,es Oct. Al = Ns@pH =. o.t -
NOUAs; LADIES BOARDING. AND BAY sCt:ycih. -.
Ms BAILEY respectfully aforn her sSi.oa a ~. o.
pp2io ths NE w reopen be- SGsEsfy or aoDesy. :. H.
frS0gtca. No. " Setrri Pace. BiseeAsi q -.
BOARDING syHGji FOR B0ys-.ss-i Ans Z, TO- 4e,'
Orlhry. Gloom 0sHoi. Pf'pcir-l -, - o
sal,ya 2 70 ,' .i - ret. JOIN pon.
~ hNfsr'a1at,ee1. SITS l'sH &c 5 u,otiyn TIE
eHrl BDNey; r. Iec, = are eI-eis, so
faeJ y o5sa.i2d ------------
JOERrH AsIBoY sEsiA Yesssssl'S S.ss v corn
i rna sasrsi 'c Tsaaisr 1880 ~ x .rstrc.ion
'eees On os e,es 10 ctciaa stir :s.iinons and Re-
rI9, s,sy = BID Of Iaaa 5. Ia; f 30 2,
orc, g. sTasiosa- : C. WOODBRIDGE
=, ,,,.,,y, ~ r.;-EssiCEI. AID EN6Lisf sELEcT
II - NJ no. n - h Ifeet.-ia ~ sclJci WI r,,5peL
sle + ;,a1or 49, sub. attii pfprTJs Eeeaied- Rslrence
=, rts,s Circular with terms anc Other ir'1.sAnon ina7
J. S oblsiasi d ibe iiualp.i. ---- ae92 !
snbASp,p E ,ys%. FAmm Ia..d g q tsS
ytrsied IN We. Bloomfield. Rss Go. N. IL nil Sio
o!. . s Ssgs.s new l fs,a isS1t open on Wed
nsiay ger Oc un5sr The ;r,meage cnIe OF he 1,.eF'r
r ne ,5 years Prner2 d s g0g' "a i KS aHA
N@-"N''>~ PRINCIPAL tnd PrDpnctoE.
r.aaIs f Application TO the Pi'neie3,, x ;sS ,nai
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Ar Al EisErtnsu ifih 'hip Cyrus EEnoni, PseAr. Us
dsys,,om aisguefs t.ads 81 and s NnuaGkf lctp - -
On En- i fyp eaee3 violent hrtficar. and ~ With zee
hoets
sssdtr TSn.uc,e lth .h9 Jlcnry A,os Coiun pnef,.
Sd New London, ih Que Csts.. hauls. Whaling.
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Passengers Arrived
" s1x Essie, 6sm RE De 10 BseAe-ar Balef ana 'i'
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uy To prints.s--Nen,beH Of the NEW foHK
FRANKLIN TYPOGRAPHICAL Aspiration IRE IA,
furec t,at cnre w., of the Of Mem ers IN sod
SANDING wu 10 printed Inc s't 81 October 70 me
Aoe who three nIonihs arrears Tor daes VIII
Aot u Ipe ured ~ ths lit.
BIZ order OF the Ail>ciaicn
eb eswtoal jus, 7, CRuWELL,. Recording Sec y.
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
tn E CAN TON TEA CO sip
PRINCIPAL STORE. III CHATHAM STREET. Y. Y.
SEsLch S:orss:
SiS 3lsecksf street, Nsw-Tork.
IS! Grand street. SaftaS-
lsl Greenwich s-rsa:, nsar EDitca.
LIS Futon s.rs-s. Rronk yG.
s. Chestnut AID - North Fltth-S- Philadelphia.
x~-,-I Hanover street.. Boston.
GSfis the stiencea OF CsrF and Corscy Families end
to thar several etabtshIaea where beJ think
VIA e found by far he best ssecoas of p1re and up,nscrz
70 SIS 70 ths United StSe The universal popularity and
eeos otts h2c,e with reerance to hgh qualities low On
es and oon- eeetns, too vel! understood rspoer fe-
ei comments Necessary orfiral End OILY warehouse fm
TIE Ea% Of Horuas Black Tea Observe t-Sl-nxc-s viii
y sFicoiar n remember The number OF the princ
xhsths n hres Isl between Pearl Roosevelt
puhsc VIII also be pleased - take notice er the Cantua
CaErpeny have nothing 10 with any other sore e1rrp
Hes cescrioed AZ the tnc a th.s advertisement rSY
MURRAY & L-ANaAN. Wholesale D.ucriSr .ra deal
III c.s N Pana, One Dye SSnfs, &c Particular cr.,nsou
stsen 70 pntnE Up order expressly Ter South American ad
WV Al3is nSaiksas - sfstsz street ds fax2a<
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NNPUR-irANCE or'er IF Ire Saroza,soi Count,
Of New York Saiice i hereby al ps,so shsrn;
claim, against MILAN II LEAYca.sr, ius Of he
Chy of New York. Jerk deceased. t, present he vih
The vouchers ther o'o the subscriber. at tbs oq 81 fAsc
II Lang No 20 Washington sreet II the CITY o. Sra.
York on before Inc thirty int day q March next
sT inw6m- SUSAN LEAYCRAP T. Adnlnsn'rt
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Foreign Ports.
Ssr,ss-, Oct s-srS Afford M,soa, hf New Yo's. in S
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FOR FOREIGN p0pTs

Z
ARR sNeExENTS FIR sa-cIT -
sSSFs liSHED PASSAGE oFf'iCR-iCo Psss e,. NJ
49, South "ase
lHe srhsc1,bc: Sess leave 10 cal the srsn,os Of ~
ADD TIE rubl'c N general 20 sr following IND
lsli tor the pgTDse Of bringing cut Csbin d ss-s
sse psSseDgeS bS The Regular l-ne u l,rrpaG Psrls
Ing hs Is, eh, l;h. i6sh. sls Ent Ed Of evN 80 -
ire LoDdon Packet. sail frsl SesT ne A., -
ssh ard ruEa Losdoa TIE 7t llh AID 80 fssiSst
l. connecton ~ith the above. aRc for the Dsruo,e -
SUI grsStsf tacies 10 psssenssrS, he saee.hs h,s e;
regular ice OF mt clzSs New Yols bath, c5cs-ss .ss
ps; EaS.saet sh,:S. 10 sa punc;rAly ever wed 20
The yssr For ire ACCOMMODATION OF D. ssons ,sS
money 70 heir faE,eS frsecds erfss ere ss.
ugaL on tle following BSnSs, W: Sss
Provincial BlakI Of ireland psyah.sa
Cork Limerick. Cionnel Isn6..
Sligo Wexford. 3e!As, W,s.sesso.
Galway, Armagh. Athlele Cai.r.;s-
Ballns. lrLc=, So9Eas. Esn,IS.
iions-hnn. Blnh.rtse, Batysreas Psse-e.s.
Dowrpafrck. isavsn. l.urzan. 0nsgS w
lluns annon. ss5eoa. Bans sii, SaltJsAss,,
StraSare, Sktbcceen, J.SloS, hoseT-so-N
Coofhil. kil-fSh, DGkiid, SkAhs -
Scotiand-The Clty Bark ofSasgow.
observation-disclosures. Spoccer, ArSo-.a Ss Co. RSksr, 80
PC ysbls 10 every town ia tirezt Britain
Fo, further information. by leifes psst-paSd l,n,
JOSEPH AcauRRAY, lOn P,resrr;'s
Corner Of South New Vol
OF Aessrs r. W. BYRNES 4 IN
aGSy 30 Waterloo anad. L;vsToa
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ax- DIR. Phsnnsys,s Family psils sorsssr,i
sfss,s 81 A. B. 6 D. SAHi)S 70 FaEoa f;rsst SO Brosd
VA aDa u Ess broadway. is sn.
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IN CHANCERY, before ths Vice.Chaneelior Of ia s,
in, executors of Elias Ne1sen deceased Va William Bad
Lawrence and Others Bin FOR foreclosure Of rporsass
g. Bpnetct of New York, complainant solicitor GkIsss
W PERk IAN whose plre 0fresdsncs !. Quincy Innas
WILLIAM MILLER. ,vhpe place Of residence |, Soousos
New, Jerssy JOHN w. HADLEY. Whose pbce Of t,.asss.
is i, the state OF Massachusetts, executors OF ChARlE
HADLtY drcersea are required TO appear In this cage r
the ~ day OF December neIt the bill set therein veil
taken ms confessed By them. al Ing3ss
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"a ron SALE OR LEAsE.-Tsiryy-sv Lou CT
s Glocni ioi sale II H-:Iirlua ~ j. bounded o5 dssy
E Avenue, and Ere, ac-zlzui. ad sSuilsIte:s aIo 3;
.hstkIp ms -ejJ en-,
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cofrruInY- 81 MEVERS- 34l RRoAnwAr

LUUIEUVE . NV Eh.-i VfI bKUhb"Af
aGhNUFACTyTR Frs OF LAMPS. GiRANDQl.ES
w CANDEL ERR. &c, end Dealers IN ii0usErFU 4.
NiSliSG GOODS senerey-Being connected With Inc %
he largest -anr.ac;oss United States they
bed offer Lamp Caneanb.a sc. for Churches Ha. do
PrivLf. Dwellings, STEAMBOATS, and Pacsets the mod
reasonable terms sad Of quality be surpassed IN th o.
AMI Ship LEnps 70. econny and light supersydng Ill other
Ie.os tie public no less :han FOUR doLD and Two sILvTs
METALS have within the lat years. been awarded 10 me
acknowledgements their superiority this crSs oil good The
public s:a respectfully Invited 10 o15 and s-Emna fDitae
revea
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WILLIAM Il. JENNIsny.
8 SIu Agent fo- Tie PrnnYerorx

THE TWELFTH WAND ASSOCIAfIOy heSs6y STve
-etics. ,hat they have aR dc with HIRAM
PARKER 10 oea LaGd 0eice Il the Twelfth Ward In
The &asns and sac Of r eais and the inyee, of mo
ssr bond an1 no!;sage An pesoss desiring 70 s, o.
sts purchase CT se rsS estate IA hi Ward. and ali
Hs Clearing 10 osTpW osa bend and mortgage
e :ees led % ncscs Mr. Parker With Of hs
aae Inc oce c!re. o: lSsA street and Fourth svsnuc
~ sftst Will a kept tor the purpose o. entering app
p inquire OF MOT, & Brother. Nassau street. eepo
as - SSs-o House. othcs aon from - O'Clock p n
a,.x,, Z. II. HALL President,
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T STOUyENEL & CO.'S Nlanufacio!y Of Cut and Pain
j GLASS OF every description Sola Lard and Campfire
Lamps warranted patterns OF Grando!es GanSeanras
B:akets Chandeliers from twelve lights, Hall Lamps
repaired and rsnished equal 10 new We call The attention Of
country merchants and call and satisfy themselves In
regaid TO prices and qcaty O. articles
Constants, hand complete assortment Of al no above;
oaisrn Factory No. g Gold street. n. Y. Wholesale and
Retail Store. No John St. near Broadwsy;, ,.y, ~
,t,1s 2u< ).
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es sFeF HgpsoN And M ISTE SssI y ATE
-, CHEsTER, Captain Wn H. Melea, will
IeaYe Of Cedar street, MONDAYS Msdrdays ana
as Rs Of as
the boat and leaving Hudson on Sundays Iueidays ana
sy Al The intenedise landings Tickets through Pits
fed 81 ~ and to West Sockbrdge 81
For tss or e fo'Ksf sPsy Fl PIE & we.tn
This boat he's been horouShy ovcThnued and heT accom-
m ADDITIONAL number Of sts.e Rooms having been added
This boat tow, no barges. nt
NE@ SAR RGRTasiia e9; SE MsI
49, Point Codspdn:, Cornwall, ard Fi'hkill
A ifa Steamboat JAMES MADISON. Captain Charles Hal
y,ead will leave the Warren stree Pier evey Iuesdny and
Friday AZ o'clock p. 81 Returning. VIII eaya NewourSh
All Sasrasr tsckses parcels; Bank Bll specie put
on beard without beng en,red on The book o,
ed for must be 1t the rsh OF the owners theseoi e
~ c-sw, = T. PowEIL &. CO.'S. LINE. FOE
g llsNEWBURGH-Land! al CaISe~elrs.W
leave the pcI foot of Warren s. ese'y Monday ThufsdSy
ana Saturday a, o'clock. P; NJ. ,,..,y
.n HfTI% uesy snd sSs HfSi?sn every ' .
For % apply to 6s GS or ud on
bOard must the risk of owners thereof unless bill OF "a
dirz or receipt be signed for the same ID
vEI AaEs 4 hEGSu sIHs EFaKs SESE&aSS
SSe ID s,ss s 5SSk a Aasas;
H. ESS 4 aHa he new and sap @
TON IRVING. Capt. Hiram ruthl. viii leave the loot OF
Chambers for the above places daily ut three Z san
days excepted) g.:
O'clock A d. lapdns the foot OF Hammond sce't each
way.
fsa EFT o. 4 SSsIsk m
n EN- ASR NIN III SSE sEEAs ne
Sa i3 s, 1s sra s Sea . Tass
day Sept 10th, will run as hllows. rasy:
foot OF Centre street loot OF Satcny-..sese-
O'clock A. NJ 3o'clock, P. M. -
Freight carried ri reasonable rates ~"
q rs7s49 e. STATEN ISLAND FERRY. foot Of
b1--I tWhtchal s;reet On and altar Monday
Sept 5Cth. the boat viii run ~ follows until
Leave New YORK at II. a. Mis-. sh, GP NJ.
=. Staten Island, J. 10. 4. h.-l2ts, 81. bP u,
E- All Good. shipped Iu be particularly marked, and
AT the risk OF the owners thereof Sd
TX rv-rs, - THE STEAMER SHREWSBURY.
. En-I' Capt L P. Corlies, VIII hsreai,eI leave
S-sEcTrTy~, Caiharne Market, n Y. evsry "Wednesday
aud ~ uuiny 10 o'clock VI. returning from Eaton Town
Landing every Monday ard Thurday AZ 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The proprieors OF said Boat offer her tor sale cheap
She new boat with excellent machinery and draws only
81 inches watera0 !ae beam @ long, Tho nnly reason tor
offering her for sale That hor speed not sufficient ior the
rosie passenger boat For information apply to the Tap
on honrd Sd Im-
L
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Low prizes OF Three shilnrss.

EADER We eel Ires shilling bottles Ssat you may
snoE ha tS not of the h.ir hurbugs of The cay
a. 81. we expect Jou 20 bur 4 Than war
cati % possess the foosvin- qualities: Il VIII force the ha
% Eo on esy PAT -bste siure esde6 ha 10 grow stop
Sey hair g'nw dc-t 70, DR. tins hs sof, ssd silky no
ains eIceecs this adead the most eoonoment. .u
eed ear %, and viii Keep ths hair order with
pesanon tv1ee g ION Is any ofser ansSte rsa5s
Soid-pYice shIllng1 borle-at thA sign Of tho
American Eegs, Cha thanssreee. NewYotk. I Fulton
1Iss brooklyn. ssssestseet Boston Ledger Bu5dnsz
2Ei:ozirhss. q I'm
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-, FOB SALE OR LEASE-The Cotton Mil NJ Pat
-A terson. =. J.. known u the Carol! Mil Together
ti.l with The machinery. The Of OF land s l1V feet 5y
10 - he building cry substantially built Of stone with
thick ns high and ahoDt ~ feet long and % teet
,de The and well situated. and other buildings may be
efseted upon The Mil IN operation.
and can be The ION Jsnuey merit when The ne
.et la u expire, Apply Patterson. 20 Thomas Roger.
o., Al New York. 10 ". +. CAsY. 20 Pine 81 30 sawtf
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

~ EW-YURk nAGUEgRi2N MINIATURE GALE
~ ny eGrOe OF Logagny and Ful,un e3gnce IN Fulton
rom here be hsG miniatures which
,i b-nuy OF und effect nj a. lines mmend
theneiyos ami equal ~ Una; nave
been heiotoEe taken Nr b. does claim superiority tot
nel but the 81 and
lhgent public who well sIang-ft, Gvd to calet
Gallery before going esewheie whether they intend AT
iikenssSes in all warranted etre satisfaction AM
eroled in most beautiful manner and IA which MI T. does
cia IA tupsfuTity beng flied by and PRACTICAL
persun AIKEN IA all vealhes fToms Mio5f VI. lnETuc
nous carefully given IN the all. -, 49,
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NJ F. NJ o r Y.

AN UNPUBLIsHED soNG-DY THos. MOORE.
Oh, wilt thou remember that song of our youth,
That brings back its lusre to light our decline,
Or weepest thou often when Memory's truth
Comes minglng with music, 10 make it divine
For "whero are those voices, my heart will inquire,
"1'hat londIy and faithfully whispered that lay
Or where the affection that kindled ITS fire
On the altar of Friendship-ure all passed awny?'
If fortune will fade, and Affection with years
Go sleep in the grave ofoblivon at last
Still music shall live mid the friendship Of tears,
And fondly survive the beloved of the past.
Like waters that roll from those rock-covercd hills
The Muses. sweet tears shall undying remain;
And if lonely we linger the last amid Ills
Our own native music shall soothe with its strain:
Like roses we've loved in our iniancy's hour,
Which Oft the dull path of Manhood atorn;
Thus mem'ry brings back to her own vesper bower
Those glimPses of Melody taught her at morn.
Like Israel's harp, as by BabyIon's streams
1t wept on the willow for lands it loved best;
Thus dear TO old Erin, in musc's soft dreams,
Signs faithluly-iondy the Harp of the West
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IMPORTANT REMEDY.

NR. ELDERKINS EGYPTIAN BALsAM is
~ warranted to cure the most severe cases of
burns, also piles and istua, in few hours The
proprietor returns his thanks to the gentleman from
whom he received letter stating he had the piles for
10 years. In order to save expense in advertising
certificates the price is made near cost, which is only
20 cents for small and so cents for large bottles So
all can use this very valuable discovery almost with
out cost. For worms either in grown persons or
children its effects certain for sprans and weak
ness in the back or limbs, and rheumats it is guar
anted to cure and supercede entirely the unpleasant
use OF all kinds of Strengthening pasers opodeldocs
linlmens, &c. 1t gives strength to the muscles and
tone to the nerves 1t is pleasant desirable stmu-
liant whether used internally externally One
case OF most excruciating and painful rheumatism
was cured in three days. For caked or swollen
breasts it never has failed TO Immediately relieve and
IS now ior the irst time at the request of others put
benefit OF II. IT is no nostrum. 1t can be had only
OF DIR Leeds, wholesale Druggist, 12s Maiden Lane
New York, and is for sale by LurHER JEwrrr. ST
Johnsbury, Dana, Weeks & Stanton, DanyilIe and
f, Perry, Cabot. oIovI
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SORROW FOR THE DEAD.

We cannot but weep for the dead. Even when
every feeling when our tina: the
transition TO them from life TO Immortality is full of
happiness, that they have 'cecomed the voice of the
angel Of death the harbinger of peace, the herald
of joy. We weep over the grave, when we
know is the bed Of rest for which the weary suffer-
.er longed, as the wayworn traveller for his horne
When compelled to look, as it were, from the cham
bers of rejoicing upon the dismal dark abode of the
dead, hearts chilled stands in relation 10
ourselves, the happy, the rich the loved. We forget
to contemplate it in relation to the wretched, the
poor, the desolate, who are gone TO occupy it, Even
in for the dead, our tears are stained by
the selfshness that makes half our mortuty the
shadow of death falls upon ourselves, and after the
first bitter pang, the conviction that something we
loved is gone beyond the voice of our affection we
begin to sorrow, partly, for that must die =
II the recollection Of duty, of Kindness can give
us foretase Of the charity that may he felt in heav
en-, il is when the object whom it has been conerr-
ed, has passed The precincts Of the tomb. TO be
con scous that tce have cheered the heart that has
ceased to beat, is Of the first, best consultations
that sotsns our grief for "the dead we hive buried
out Of our sight" .NeO Mirror
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT IS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Or
leans; TO all persons concerned in the estate of
Harvey Farman, late of Troy, deceased,
.... ..... Greeting.
N7nEREAs, David Farman, Administrator of said
w deceased has filed in said Court, his account
and represents that the debts against said estate a.
mount 10 SSl9 and that said estate is insolvent and
insufficient to pay the just debts of said deceased and
Prays that license be granted him to sell all the real
estate of said deceased for that purpose consisting of
Lots No. 3O-66 and home farm being Lot No 20
OF Lots in Troy, said Real estate encountered by
mortgages amounting TO about $500.
Therefore, You are notified TO appear before the
Probate court at session thereof to holden at
lrasburgh on the I'd Wednesday of May next and
give bonds for the payment Of the debts and be heard
IN the matter of the settlement of the accounts and
show cause why License should not be granted
And this Order shall be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Caedonian printed at St. Johns
bury, before the day of hearing, as aforesaid
Given under my hand this 9th day of April, A.
ID. 1874, at the Probate Office of Orleans District
35Ow3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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Farm for Sale,

CNituatcd in Concord, Vermont, one mile and hu
~ west of Concord Corner, and within one mil,
of West Concord, known by the name of Cbos,
Village, where there is excellent water priyieps
on which is first rate Grist Mill, and Saw Mill lin
which boards, shingles and clapboards are saved
Oil Mill, and one Wheewright's shop in the VII
lage and two Blacksmilhs and one Shoemaker RI,
People of this vicinity have contracted for the erse
ton and finishing of convenient Meeting.hOuw
the present season. Said Farm contains %04 acne,
of good land, 20 under improvement suitably d.
vided into pasturing and moving, with two sus,r
lots containing 800 trees each, also two small orch.
ardst and never falling stream of first rate water in
said House. The buildings are, House "a ktt
by 40, mostly finished except the chambers, with
shed attached to it20 feet by 60, built in The sum-
mcr of ls4I, divided into kitchen, woodshed, Car.
riago.house and Granery, 2 Bans 80 feet by A.
| 80 by SO, built in 1889, shed 10 the barn. On
said Farm was raised 600 bushels of grain the pas,
season. There are % acres of Land to plant and
sow the present season. the most of it ploughed last
fail. One half of the purchase money required in
advance, liberal credit given for the remainder--
Possession given Immediately. For further PadcU.
lars inquire of the subscriber on the Farm.
JACOB RICHARDSON,
Concord. Feb 23d, 1874. 34Sd
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CONSU.lIPTION' s. LIVER COMPLIANT,
Dr TayA0 RS IL "a l $ mn Oh
EHVERSVORT,
From 375 Bowery, New

L rom 90 DOWeIy, NeW io'N'
NOR the cure of coughs, colds, catarrhs, Asnm'
n soreness of the chest pain in the side ana Ot''E
raising blood, liver complaints. bronchitis anu al :"
fections of the throat and lungs, which are SOu's
of SO much suffering and so often terminate III Wv
sumption, this remedy is highly and justly o,s'n
guished, 1t is purely vegetable. mild and GEM" ha
its effects upon the system, and can be 'aSei ~ g
most delicate cases with safety, as well as uu''y'
extensively has it been used and often proved Nv
cessful even in difficult and apparently alnos %f
less cases, that the proprietor feels no hes''pnV
recommending it to any and all who unior'u"a%
may have occasion to resort TO some means " Nv,
cry. Physicians, aware of its medical propeI'le'~
Witnessing its effects often prescribe 1t IN tnon M
tice, both palliative and remedy, anu wiz" ,bn
medical faculty generally it has met with mo'' M
ordinary appreciation; and there are persons ~ md
vicinity who can testify Of its healing quanN'.i
who have received great benefit from the use Fam c
Certificates could be furnished in abundance l''T
sons of the highest respectability who nu'' - @
greatly relieved or entirely cured by the use OnS
medicine, but we deem 1t not necessary =" IIny
them here as the medicine is so generaIy "A md
throughout the country. For common w.. ."s, do
cough this is one of the very best remedies vnotM
covered. N. B. There is a spurious anu :. nIs~
article afoat, and lately introduced INTO 'u,s ko
Therefore be careful to get the genuine wn,on 0g dol
375 Bowery New York. and see that the n ,'v',,ddB
plate label is on the bottle to prevent eO S JohJ
and buy as above or of LUTHER JEwErI ~ IIw,rb&
bury, Dana, Weeks 81 Stanton, Danville' rn5On
Mansfield, Woden, Fuller Ide q CO. R"mS
G. Darling, Concord, and ]. Jeweu " w.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-04-29

An experience of about fifteen years has proved
beyond doubt, that this Vermifpge is a certain anl
neper failing cure for worms.
Since it was first put before the public, many
worthless preparations have been forced into as
which have had their day, and are counledI
so much trash, whereas B. A. Fahnestocks YaHi
fuge is daily increasing in popularity, owing toll
intrinsic worth. 1t has only to be used according
the directions, and if worms exist they will cerani
be expelled from the system. The price is on5s
cents per o'te, which brings il within the meansOf
From DIR. Norris
Whitley, Green Co. Pa May II, ls4a
Mn 3. A. FAHNEsTocK 81 Co.: Dear Sir-lb have
been using your Vermfuge in my practice 6I
number of years, and find it the most sue and sab
Jvorm Destroyer tina, ever had.
I have prescribed it in many cases, in which II d"
brought away 200 and 900 worms.
JONATHAN MORRIS.
From the Pastor ofthe German Lutheran Church
Buffalo, and others
Buffalo, Jan. l6 lSlS'
We certify that we have used FahnestOck's Yer
mifuge in our families, and in every instance it hn
had the effect of bringing away worms. We 'OnslG
or it very valuable preparation, and recommend
with every confidence 10 our friends.
FRANCIS II. GUENTHER,
Pastor of the German Lutheran Church
]. DINGENS, 352 Main street.
]. WATERMAN. t3O9yI
For sale by LUTHER JEwETr, st. Johnsbuy'