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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22

THE 4Tll DISTRICT CONVENTION. The
Hon. HENRY F. JAMES, Of Waterbury, was Pre>-
dent; JACOB BLANCHARD, Caledonia, CORNELIUS
LYNDE, LamoiIIr, f. p. WALToN, Washington
IRA II. ALLEN, Orleans and DAVID IIIBBARD, 3D.
Essex, Vice Presidents; E. p WALTON, j..
and A. G. CHADWICK, Secretaries. There were
several resolutions of thanks, sc. passed, and some
other proceedings, but could lot get enough
to the stand TO hear them or to take minutes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22
THOMAS PEAKE's ESTATE.

FENFIE subscribers having been appointedhy the
IL Hon Probate Court for tho District Of Caledonia
commissioners, 10 receive, examine and adjust the
caims and demands Of all persons, against the Es-
tate of
THOMAS FEAKE.
late of Peacham in said district, deceased, repre-
sented insovcnt, aud the term of six months from
the 2d day Of July inst. being allowed by said Court,
10 the creditors of said deceased exhibit aud prove
their respective claims before us-Do give notice
that we will attend to the duties Of appoint
ment at the dwelling house of widow Bescy Peake,
in Peacham, in said district, the second day Of
October next and on the second day of January next
at | o'clock, afternoon on"cach of said days.
A. SKEELES,
PeachaIn July 10. 1874. 364w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22
PADDOCK'S IRON FOUNDRY,
ST. y o Ia En- s bury.

yEVHIS establishment. commenced in 1898, now con
n ssis of a Blast Furnace for making Iron from
tho ore, Cupoa gFur'lace for making Castings
from the Pig; two Machine Shops-one for finishing
castings, making and repairing all kinds of Machine
ry; and the other for the manufacture Of I:on Pumps,
Sinks and Axleroes. rf-f
The Iron made at this establishment is superior 10
any now made in New Eng md, in consequence of
the peculiar and manner in which it is manu-.
featured and the combination of four kinds Of ore.
These ores have been selected, notwithstanding the
distance they transported account of contain
ing different mineral substances combined with the
iron, vi ch create such chemical operations in the
turn ce while melting produces The frmest and
hest kinds of Iron Besides The careful selection Of
the ores and he great taken in preparing them.
the best 1Oorknen to be fomnd in the C>unhy man-
age The operations Of the Furnace 7Ohi!e IN 6fosf.-
Thus the subscriber feels the utmost confidence IN
recommending the superiority of his Iron as being
Tough soft, and not liable TO crack. Those who
have purchased cheap Stores, which have cracked
badly as to fit only for old iron requested to mo-
cc that not Sore or plate, manufactured from
this iron has been returned on account cf
cracking. 81.
The subscriber would inform his customers
and the public that he intends putting his Furnace
in blast the lst of September and Will manufacture
from he iroa, 0JjTat red"ced prices,
"A New Yankee Notion stove,
combining all the important improvements ge'4 7..
TILUEN'S NEWLY INVENTED BANNER
STOVE, TO which is attached large furnace to be
used with or without the Stove-formlng very con-
veuieut apparatus for summer cooking.
.liR.TIGHT and BOX ST0YES.
A general assortment of ID"
g@1G GVY wA@lgs
Gas, Iron SINKS and PUMPS; SAP BOILERS,
with arch door and frame for setting; Arch, Ash
and Oven Doors with frames; Sleigh g Sled
Shoes--alI sizes; InoN MoHToRs for a. ,,sr~.
pothecaries 81 Families; MILL GEEK -..,
ING, &c, &c, ... s.. ~. Il. Is. .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22

MoaMoNs. All seems quiet an
fNcI .nonc these people. An extra from Their
i0dOlqes in many lamentations Tor the DEAN Oh
Sn..nbst and his brother, and narrates how the
1eed was accomplished o,o,o,L n
..;nc Nv an armed mob Of so to 200 men,
"a cod black and yellow, who surrounded inc
\ cod !, and poured shower of bullets into the
,Ohcre the men were confined Each Of 'he
"A ,.,, ,sceved four balls in his dy;and John lay
oaaOr Of The Nauvoo Neighbor, was shot in four
,,os. but not seriously injured
',hoot o'clock the next day, the bodies OF -"the
4 n, mOrlvis' were received at Nauvoo. They
4 n,,o met-the paper says-"by a great assemblage
.t.ooOo east of the Temple, on Mulholi"nd street,
.1o the direction of the city marshall, followed by
s.o,rS H. Smith, brother of the deceased, DR. Rich
,,d. and Mr. Hamilton, Of Carthage. The procession
\ nu 6uOwed in Nauvoo, was the City Council, the
l.o,enaut Generals Staff, the Major General and
s,F. the Hrigadicr and Staff, commanders and Off
h ,n orlhe Legion, and citizens generally, numbering
,,vorol thousands, amid the most solemn larnenta-
inn. and yaing thai over ascended into the of
esLOrd Of Hosts, to be avenged of our enemesP'
When the procession arrived the bodies were both
z ,seu into the "Nauvoo Mansion The scene at
B &s Mansion cannot be described; the audience was
addressed by Dr. Richards, Judge Phelps and Messrs
n Wood and Reed Iowa, and Col Markham. 1t was a
ns assembage of some 8 or 10000 persons, and
Nib one united voice resolved to trust to the law for
,rmedy Of such high handed assassination, and
nbn that faied, 10 call upon God to avenge us of
uwrOngs."
4 The Mo'mons remained peaceable under the out
nse and manifest spirit truly commendabe.
Gov, Ford, however. has issued an order for
ga military companies TO be in readiness to act in
case Of necessity.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22
Stop that Colt! stop that Colt!

STRAYED from posture at Wheelock Hollow.
~ about the Odd day of June, 1874, very small
four year old Mare, dark gray, with long do *
Whoever will inform tho subscriber at Lyndon Gen.
ire, here said colt can I've found shall be suitably
rewarded.
a63N3a TIP. MOULTON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22

One Of the best mechanics and most respectable
Imen in Louisville, Kentucky, who abandoned the
lAcO FOcO parry after The nomination OF Polk, WINS
tauned The other day by some OF hs old Loco Foeo
|bletnr7 as Having changed iis coat. ''You may
|caIh changing my coat, said he, 'but, if such an
kNfmyoj American interests as James X. Polk were
Elected PfesidonLi might soon hnVe no coat to
|rOaOSe Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22
ar A3s MRgA 9sg ga

In this town, July IT. by G. j. Wright, Esq. Mr..
Moses MooRE, jr,to Miss MARGARET ANN BUR-
BANK, both of Ryegate.
In Mortified, June 27lh, by Rev. John Currier
Mr. Henry Currer TO Miss Emily NJ Stevens, both OF
Walden.
In Walden, sth inst. Alfred Walker, Esq of Mil
ton, Wisconsin Territory to Miss Jane daughter of
Hon. james Bell.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22
Save your Money ..nNO Mistake!

VENHE subscribers give notice that wishing to re-
~ duce their present good assoc tment of Dry
Goods, Crockery, Hardware, &C. previous to Fall
purchases they will sell the above for cash dorm at
from IL! 10 25 per cent. deduction from present cash
prices. Good Teas at less prices than our Centre
neighbors advertise. Call and see.
]. JEWETT Sc co.
Barnet July Is, 1874. 363tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22

The Loco Focos are making great noise at what
they call assertions from the Wings, by several per-
sons in Pittsburgh. They forget TO tell the people
that these called deserters abotonists,
who belonged to the Wing ury in fact, and
now declare their determination to vote for Bimey,
the abolition candidate for President. How much
does Mr. Folk gain by this?-.4Has.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22
ROSWELL ROOTS ESTATE.

ROSWELL ROUT'S ESTATE.
VESHE subscribers having been appointed Ivy the
n Hon. the Probate Court for the District of Cal
cdonia, commissioners, to receive. examine and adj
lust the claims and demands of all persons, against
the Estate of
ROSWELL ROOT,
late of Burke in said district, deceased represented
insolvent and the term Of six months from the 9Th
day of July inst. being Above by said Court, to The
creditors of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before usDo give notice that we
will attend to the duties of our appointment, at the
dwelling house of Ca.harine Root, in Burke, in said
district ON the 9Th day of September next and on the
9TH day of Jan. next, at l O'Clock, afternoon on
each of said days.
G. w. DENISON, oD,oissioners,
RUFUS GODDTNG,
Burkc July IL, A. ID. 1914. 5oq"3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22

FRANKLIN and OLD BENNINGTON COUN-
TIES IN THE FIELD Wing meeting in the for
at Sheldon on the sth numbering thousands and
in the latter at Arlington the day, at which the
Banner says there were Twenty-Five hundred
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22

FThe British steam packet IIiberna, Capt Ry-
ric, arrived at Boston, July II. There is not any
news Of importance. d
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22

GREAT Storm AND FREsHET. On Wednes-
day morning town visited by severe rain
with violent thunder and lightning. The lightning
struck the conductor Of the Winoosi Chur and the
sidewalk near Mr. Catlins on the hill.
About / o'clock the rain and thunder again came
on and lasted for about an hour
But the evening brought the severes and most vi
client rain which has occurred here for fourteen years
1t raned torrents for hours flooding the streets,
and carrying away bridges and huge masses of earth,
almost in an instant.
An extra stage coach from the South, coming to-
wards this village at about O'Clock at night, was
prccpitnted into deep guley across the road, made
by the carrying away of bridge, and ono of the
passengers, Mrs Whitney, the mother of our towns
men, Messrs. Henry and Stephen Whitney, was
drowned before she could be extricated from the
coach
The other passengers, four in number, were res
cued. Two horses also lost.
This melancholy accident is the only one when
has come to our knowledge, but we lear lhere are
more to come
If the rain fell long and fast up the river, the
destruction Of property must have been great Bur
Hngton Free Press, July H.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22

WHAT VIM. C RivEs THINKS OF FOLK. Mr.
VIM. G. Rives recently and publicly declared at
Court, that there were one hundred men IN the
county of Albamarle in the Loco party, superior TO
Polk--morally. politically aud intellectually.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22
s 4 r. "a v WI re.

4 Asst seen near st. Johnsbury Centre, 10 or I2
"a years old, bay color, with a long slim switch
tall and when she first starts crpples in her fore feet
1t any body knows where said Is, will they
Please inform the subscriber, by letter or otherwise
VIM. II. LEIGHTON.
DanvilIe Green, July 10, lS44 364w3.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22
" Cd a a d IL.

"a CD a d d Il.
TEVHIS may certify that have this day given my
IL son. Eli Chambcrlin, his time to act Tor himself
and will claim none OF his earnings nor pay any
loLts of his contracting after this date
REUBEN CHAMBERLAIN.
Barnet, 18th July, 1914 "54w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22
=, y. vowAI-REcoLLEcT 1T.

AN ori" Az Tariff and Protection to American"
friends oil W. ND the following extract from IN"
d''''y NJ, Heny, of Indiana, made on the moor p1o
'e'A o. w. near the close of the session NJ
Congress .,oo 10 tho tariff bill reported by Mr.
LI.ESsIl1 purty has been tainted with a
EiT billl ] can tell gentlemen
vi VII be reduced as soon as we lne
b3 N full pO,Oer We very wei
EMOc'' IF M use as WE have not MAORI
En'w '"' S - Gipe MS majority there and
y 10 'n' =; "a ,ce do mol pass The bill we '0'" 40
N for such i, our p"'po''--'D'N Is our ''''''' 90
Elimination - $4,000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22

1913; but now he goes for the Wings and tho Tariff
He is respectable citizen and among other reasons
gives the follOwing
"The party with Van Buren, at their head were
opposed TO the annexation OF Texas. | am so STILL
am not 10 be led off by Southern Pole, or order
ed TO the right about aoheel, MARcHp No sir!
hnd hoped to see the party more independent, Than
to see them change their front in The twinkng Of an
eye!
Ihey are opposed to assuming the debts of our
own States, but are willing TO swallow $l0 900, 900
with Texas without grin! Well, now, if was in
favor oil either, would certainly say, 'puy own
hrst' Charity begins at home gentlemen, another
good maxim which you have forgotten -
MOLLY STARK ACCUSING. The Canton (Oho)
Repository Of the 4th inst states that in two town
ships of that county, (Stark) one hundred and fifty
Democrats, who are in favor Of the Tariff and against
the Polk doctrine Of immediate annexation, have
"come out" from the Loco Foco party, and pledged
themselves to vote for Clay and FreIlughuysen
From The Utica Gazette.
Mr. Edor--l discover by the Loco Foco handbi
posted to-day for the ''NIeetng''at Schuyler Hail. to-
morrow evening, my name appended to the call
wish here to say that it put there without
my consent, and If that is the way obtain
ed to the call, it should be known at once.
do not support the Polk and Texas ticket | 60
Clay and Frelinghuysen with rush.
GEORGE TRAIN.
Utica, June IL, 1874
David Brown, nominated for Treasurer by the Lo-
co Focos Of Spencer county, Ia comes out and says:
''lt was at the solicitation Of the Democratic party
that | became candidate, and as do not feel dis
posed, under existing circumstances, to support the
nominee of the Democratic party for President, feel
il my duty to decline Immediately, so that they may
bring forward their candidate and be fairly repre-
sented.'
ANOTHER BIG Loco Foco ScREw LOOSE
General Thomas c. Miller, recently Loco Foco
State Senator from Adams county, Pa ). who IL few
years ago escorted TO the capitol by his Loco Fo-
friends with great flourish and parade has written
long letter in reply 10 from the Hon. John
Reed, Chairman of the Wing State Central Commit
tee, in which the General states that he is in favor OF
the Wing Tariff of 1912, and Wing measures gener
ally. He concludes his letter 10y saying that his
in the present contest will be TO support meas
instead of men, and indicates clearly that he has
repudiated Polk, Dallas and Muhlenberg, and will
give his earnest support to Clay, Frenghuysen and
Markle.
THE GREAT FLoons. The Vcksburg Wing, af-
ter stating that the country in the vicinity of Bache
ors Bend. in the Nine Mile Reach and for several
miles below Princeton, was under water, and also
most of the plantations on Walnut Bayou, Rounda-
way, Rrushy, Bayou Videl, as well those upon
Lakes Bruen and St. Joseph, much injured,
then goes estimate the loss the States of Ar
= .u-. 4 =.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22

The Columbia Observer, Published where Mr..
Polk resides, says; Judging from the firm and deter
mined spirit of the Wings of Mnury, friends in
Tennessee stand as firm for Clay in November, as
they did for White in 1886, for Harrison in 1910, or
Cor Jones in 1913. They know James X. Polk too
well for him again to win their confidence We
have yet to learn that any Wing will vote FOR him
who voted for Harrison.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22

ICeAIL RIGHr. The Star has Published Polli's
Letter on Texas We overlooked it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22
CHEAP WOODEN and LINEN
GOODS,

- the citizens OF the United States TO The
NGSV and Splendid Stock Of
WOODEN AMID HiReM Goods
they have just received from Montreal The follow
ing is sample of the prices at which they offer their
Goods viz
Blue black and invisible green superfne Broad
cloths $500; black Orleans, 81 40 cts; Lama
Cloth (all woo) 35 40 cts hIous. de Lame dress
es, 20 cts per yard; Chene Chusans, printed Mus
lin and Chcnc do, 20 80 cts; Parsians and igur.
cd Orleans 25 35 cts; Calicoes 10 20 cts. new
styles and fast coIors; GA Tweeds common do; Gam
broons, Doeskn, Cassimeres, &c. &C. ~ cts. ST.
90; Tartan Ginghams, Earlston do. do. Is 25 cts.
Bingham Hdkfs. 5 cts. each; Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
l6 a 80 cents. Table Cloths hleached and unbleach-
ed Diapers, Huckahacks, Towe!ings, Table Nap
kins. &c. in proportion.
The subscribers also offer Knives, Sczzors, Saws,
and other Hardware at proporiiopably low rates.
Alsn, CROCKERY of every description. lag4
WILLIAM BROWN & CO.
S,anstead Plain, g. E. July 2, ls44. 363'f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22
G. EO CT A

letter to the Editors of the National Inelligencer
from gentleman in the State of Georga, dated July
Sd, says:
''I have recently travelled through a large part Of
State, and say most positively that, from all the
nformationI could obtain, there is not the least
doubt but that the State will go for Mr. CLAY. Mr.
POLK is losing ground every day. Soon after his
nomination, feared that the Texas question would
give him Georgia; now have fears but that'lIar-
~ oC the Wesr will get the vote Of the Stnte.''
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1844-08-06
"
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Nus Der Sreue 9e9en Menl6en erfens
ne man bic Sreue 5u @ott.
Dinebo6, oer Sobn Sair, elm arnler, aber
reoliber Mann, pobnte in elmer Staet
9e9en Den Mitta9. Sc famen Mdnner
Su ibm, bic ibm @etreioe ouf5ubeben ga
ben; ite per9oBen es absubolen uno reiles
ten meg 98as that 9ineba6; ST. lieb
oo5 @etreioe ale Sabre iden uno ernten
uno in Die S6euer iommeln. Sea6 ite=
ben Sabren famen Die Wdnner tpieber Ii.
foroerten ibr @etreioe. pinebas erfann=
te fie al6bolo uno iprab gu ibnen -
"fommt uno nebmet bic S6dse, bic Der
,9err eu6 9efe9net bat' ifebe, oa babt
ibr oo6 Cure"
Simeon, Der Sobn S6erab, faufte
bon einem SSmaetiten einen Gfl. Sein
Sobn paro 9etpabr, oab am 6olfe oes s.
felS elm @oelltein bin9, uno iprob 5um
Soter: "Sater, Der Sesen oes Germ
mo6t reib." -o9ibt ollo," antsportete
Simeon, uoen Giel babe i6 sefouft, ober
Den Goelitein ni6t; )" uno CAB Jpn Dem
S5maeiten rpieber.
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Die &6ni9e i1pie9en lonse. Darauf
fa9te Der Seberri6er bon Sprus: na6.
unier &oni95leben 9leibet oieier Geoer por
Dem 9Setter M
u8obl," ertpieoerte Salomon, ,,es 9leiz
he au6 oer Geoer nab Dem @etter Sere
nimnft ou, 6ram, tpel6en 8obl9erub
ite iest in ibrem Sooe tber Den &olo
perbreitet 2" -
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Scr Singing Salomon.

3u feinem eieblin9e fpraeb einft Elm 9d=
tiger &6ni9; "bitte bon mir, tpos ou
wilf, e5 foll Dir weroen."
l1no BET Singing iprab bel fb Ietbf:
Mparum fou i6 bitten, oab es MIDI meiz
ne6 @unibes ni6t 9ereuen m69e? Gbre
uno 2(nieben babe ib ibon; 8olo uno
Silber iinb oas un9etreuefte Sc 1benf ber
Grbe. tim oeS &6ni9s Sobter MID ib
bitten, benn lte liebt MIDI, ,pie i6 iie liebe;
uno nit ibr empfan9e ib alles 2tnore, Dor
alien AUDI oas psr5 meines 9itieen &oblz
tDdters, benn ct wiro our1 oieie Sc
Ibenf mein &ater."
Der 9ieblin9 bat, unb bic Sitte tparo
ibm 9etpdbrt.
2us @ott Dem Stin9linse Satomon Su=
erit i'm 5roume eribien fprab ct gu ibm:
"bitte, mas ib oir 9eben loa, uno ib
pill oir'5 9eben."
ltno iteDe, oer Singing BAT ni1t um
Silber uno @olo, ni6t Inn gbre uno
2ubm uno lan9es eeben; ct bat um bic
Sobter Sotte6, bic bimmliibe @sisbeit,
uno empfin9 nit ibr, tpos er ie bdtte Bit
ten m69en.
Sbr alfo peibete ct feline f16nifen Sc
1dnse uno prizes fie ben Sterbliben an,
ale Die ein3i9e 8ldtfieli9feit Der Groe.
60 lan9e ct fie liebte, befab ct oas 6ers
Gottes uno Die eiebe Der Wenfben; ia
nur ourb lie lebet ct AUDI nab 5einem So=
be nod biefeits pes @rabes.
0obes 2(lter. SIN nGrolicben
europa leben bic meiifen olten eeute; i'm
Stift Q9serbous in @orweeen Wuroen i'm
Sabre 1893 fait $50 gbepaar se5dblt,
oeren ieoes aber 80 Sabre uerbeiratbet
tpar. Die mel fen 9erionen, lpelde Elm boz
bes 2(lter erreiebten, tparen perbeiratbet
uno lebten mdbi9; +; oo6 nibt INNER. Su
Montelember9 ifarb elm l7Oidbri9er
Greis, oer bis in fein 6Ofes Sabr elm 9ros
ber Sdufer 9speien mar. Su Neapel
Itarb i'm Sabre 1926 elm Mann Der
l716 9eboren mar. Gr bate ft6 frube
Dem Srunfe uno anbern b6ien an9eipobn=
beiten 70 iebr ereeben, boB ct nur felten
aeIuno tpuroe. Ser Sooesftrafe mar ct
stpeimal enttpilbt. Die 5pei dltetten
M,enIben oer leeten tauienb Sabre waren
Elm Sbottldnoer uno Elm ltn9ar. 8eioe
tpurben 1876 Sabre alt. eeeterer fonnte
nocb ,penis Gage oor ieinem Sooe am
Stode berumseben uno betteln. Gr bins
terlieb Elm unperlor9te5 S6bnlein BON 95
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a3te"stas Set 6. 8'sase 1914.
3agrsaps S, sanze 93"m#ser e57.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-09-20
BRANDRETHS PILLS.

nay wn dccr,Vc yuu--n,y viii test. ,ou ,Utte
pciE Ct ct ymcni of ali yur fttuucs. J h,y 70
NtW ~ DlClNE MADE 10 sprCULAI l. Up
ION HUMAN WOES hey arc made 10 ALLENi-
ATE HE Ills or lfk, pnd viii he tuuudb tho,e
who use then, the GREATEST lLHsSIkG
GFIMlURl1N 81 the BLtCD causes ram and &c.
cas'ons dsrdse rpUn that PAT If the budy when from
mlnrc, should they have cold the inpuic blrod wuu
settle n'n Their lungs and cnsumP'i be tic trouble
sow "Ilrt ef ttuns. All unube is saved b, usng
Tie BRA NDErlH PILLS, which ctnnpl uujute, aud
wilt cannot he 'vridouc. Onl, iirm In tie
mcnruntnt &C dFedsc-isr them In luli doses, and
you will be up and vel wne ,h.se Who are too wise 10
taxi srh SIMPLE medi Inc. are beduddcn ptcrnl urey
end thrn days The BRANDRETn PILLS are on
brguung To- he apptecHicd-tey ec ound NJ yer dc
H"-hcy are the only hcrna! MEDICINE rtquird in hi
WnERE IS THE MAN OF SENSE, wbrse m n!
is unpicnd ced, who, tom he iLieaus smell after
would no say w"ud tbs b'dy have been brrei, e g. rad
pa fcfi,tIn been pr,v-t Ted? Arr born si,k
>hdli the lower anma's i've hrir ul extent, ard man
peuaiu ely perlsl7 et Us follow natu Get us cause
the boon iiom inl uri'ics aud shall live The f
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