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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
NOTICE.

FNNHE subscribers would inform their friends that
- they have commenced business upon new prin-
ciples, viz: small profits and either cash down or
short credit for cash, and in order to sustain their
business have adopted the following rules as regards
credits:
|. Not open an account unless the individual will
probably want TO trade TO the amount Of $40.
2. When any charge is made on Book it is
due in cash demand with the cxpecta ton that it
will be paid in the fall or winter after.
3. Not 10 open trade a credit with any indiyid-
ual unless we believe it will be paid without suit.
that they have property sufficient to pay and the
debt would be good the person should die
4. Not to charge any higher than for cash down.
We believe the time has when the public
good requires that business should be done on some
thing like the above rules, that those who do paw
may not pay the debts of those who do not which
is too much the in the old manner of doing bus
mess, aud believe by adopting these rules we
shall 10 able to sell goods low as they can be
bought at retail in Portland or Boston, with the ad
dition Of freight on heavy goods-and respectfully
solicit the patronage of the public.
MORRILL, g RANKIN.
st. JohnsbuU East, April 10, 1874. 350tf
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STATE OF VERMONT.
IN CHANCERY-FIFTH CIRCUIT.

1
Elijah Robinson VS.. Earl NJ. Gate.
NM HEREAS Elijah Robinson of Charlcs,m
w the county Of Orleans aforesaid, has fN Z
my office his bill of complaint against Earl VI. Cr
late of said Charleston, now gone to parts uuklm
setting forth in substance that said Cate on the tz
day Of May, A. d. lS4l, was Justly indebted to lE
per Robinson, late of said Charleston, deceasel !,
the sum of $4,000 specified in two prons7
notes of that date-one for the sum of SIS 90 ys
bic TO Jasper Robinson or order in the monthdh
toher, A, ID. ls42,-one for SIS 90 payable ua I
Jasper or order in the month of October A DIS
with interest-and to secure the payment lheiGa
the same day in consideration Of $500, by his ID
Of bargain and sale duly executed, conveyed to II
said Jasper Robinson the following described hhl
said Charleston-to wit Fifty acres of Lot NJ /
SO, off of the n. westerly corner Of said Ot-ht
the same land owned and occupied by Abel Pll
in his life tme-and being part of the first dvs'
of the original right of Pardon Field with r /
diion to said deed annexed, that if the sud Ca
should pay said two promissory notes accOrdin:
the tenor thereof then said deed to be VOID ohe
wise in fnrce;-And that the said Jasper RobOson
his life time on the 2st Of June A. D. lSi2
consideration of the sum of 5000 by his deed Of .
Segment duly executed, sold and assigned 81.
mortgage deed to the orator--that said notes are
paid and still due, and praying foreclosure Of
premises,
And whereas it appears that said Cate HSS'
without this State so that a subpoena cannot te a,'
ed upon him; Therefore in pursuance of section
chapter "a, r. S. Notice is hereby given 10 SAD e
PENDANT to appear before the Chancellor of said run
Circuit at the Court House in Irasbursh in The COM
~ ofOrleans on the 4thTuesday ofJune neStt @M;
the first day Of the next stated term OF the COuh"
Chancery in said Orleans County make ans1.,
to said bill of complaint and abide the order Of ~
Chancellor thereon And the complainant IN u1 X
bill is ordered by the court to cause this order
published three weeks successfully in the Catdo1'
an, a newspaper printed at st. JohnsOnV' u ,,s
county of Caledonia the last publication to De az N~
twenty days before the commencement OF SAID "''
stated term.
Given under my hand at Irasburgh this ~ W.
of May, A. ID. 1914.
HENRY M. BATES, CleIl
s. d. CoLnT, Solicitor. So0~
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STATE OF VERMONT.

District of Orleans, es.
AT Probate Court holden at Irasburgh, within and
for the District aforesaid on the LIST day of May,
A. ID. 1874 ~
A Instrument purporting to be the last WIN
IA and Testament of Rufus Trip, late of Derby
in said District, deceased, presented to The
court here for Probate, by Nehemiah Colby, the
Executor therein named.
Therefore it is ordered by said Court that public
notice be given to all persons intended therein TO aP
pear before said court at a session thereof to be ho
den at Irasburgh the 20th day of May A. ID.
1874 and contest the probate of said WILL and II
is further ordered that this order he published
three weeks successfully in the Cacdoniun, a news
paper printed Mt ST. Johnsbury, in this State the last
of which shall be previous to the day assigned as
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand, at the Registers Office
this LIST day of May, a. d. 1914.
353w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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From the Newark Only Advertiser.


CLAY AND RELINGHUY SEN
BYJ. GREINER.-Air: OIL Dan Tucker.
The skies are bright, our hearts are light,
In Baltimore the Wings unite;
We III set our songs 10 good old tunes,
For there is music in these "Coons -
llurrah! huuahl the country = rsin'
For Harry Clay and Frelipghuysen.
The Loco hearts arc very sore,
Though very scarce in Baltimore,
For they begin TO see with reason
That this will be great coon season.
llurrah! hrrrah! SC.
o! Frelinghuysen's Jersey Blue,
A noble Wing and honest too,
And he will make New Jersey feel
Wings pay respect to her ''Broad Seal.''
llurrnh! hurruh! sc.
Now let the Locos speak with candor,
His fame cen Kendall dare not SANDER,
And when we all get in the fight,
10! how the Jersey Coons will bite!
ilurrah hurrah! sc.
oh! Matty Vans man of doubt,
Who wires in and wires out;
You cannot tell when on the track,
If he's going on, or coming back.
lurrah! hurrah! sc.
The coon now looks around with pride,
For who is here dares touch his hide!
And though the Locos think to cross him,
They II find he's only playing Possum.
lIurrah! hurrah! sc.
United heart and hand are we,
From Northern lake TO Southern sea;
From East to West the country's risn'
For Harry Clay and Frelinghuysen.
IIurrah! hurrnh! SC.
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10 OK ATT THIS!

IF you want good article of Il !" u,
4 WORK or CHAIRS, call upon Joseph ,. n
cock, who keeps constantly on hand gOOu -
ment of such articles and at fair prices. Tariff
His assortment at present consists OF SScI'' nib
bureaus, Sofas, Centre, Dining, Pier 0n No. r,a
Tables, WaSh and Light Stands, p'| Ctds
Of varioHs kinds, Cane and Plank oeul in b
all of better quality than is usually oInu nOs
country. He will make to order and al SnO' y
any article in his line. o,od
st. Johnsbury, April |, 1914. ~
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EXECUTOEP,S ALE,

WILL he sold at public Auction by Liccns
w the Probate Court, at the Inn of n. H. Fled
err, in Lyndon, Oh Tuesday the 4th day Of Jul
next, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all The r.
sonal property belonging to the Estate Of ThelG
lus Folsom, consisting in part of the following en-.
Giles, viz:
lGHorse.l gig Wagon, lot of shop and onc
Tools, various articles of Furniture (some of nu
and never been used) about 800 Lights of Sash
lot of birch Pins and bass wood Boards, about 5t
Brick, and various other articles not mentioned
bovc.
FREDERICK II. HOFFMAN. Executor
Lyndon, May 7, 1874. S5fU3
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STAGE FARE REDUCED!

TWO DOLLARS from Hanover to Nashua, via
NJ Windsor and Claremont, Francestown New
port and Henniker. Stage leaves Hanover after the
arrival ofthe northern STAGE and arrives at Windsor
the evening at o'clock; leaves the next morn
ing at halfpast 4, and arrives in Nashua in season
for the last train Of cars for Lowell and Boston,
T. A. HUBBARD, Agent.
Hanover, February 1914 343f
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E. EASTMAN,

FORMERLY AT DANvILLE, yERMOS'
HAS commenced the business OF 40
IL REPAIRLN-G W.ATCHEn al
at Littleton N. Fl. and will be obliged 10 W. srlv
may favor him with their custom. All "U'N and tt
him By stage will be promptly attended "
turned without delay. ,,.,.. pbi
Shop one door east of the Union HOUSE,
Store of Eastman, Tton & Co. s.I
Littleton Village, Oct. 6, ls43.
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To Sell or to Let.

A FARM, in Concord, situated 3.4 nils isr
IN the Corner. on the county road leading 10 y
Johnsbury. Said farm consists of
ESO Acres Of good land,
well watered, with good and convenient bu.ltg
it is well fenced and has thereon fine young on.
ard. Said firm will he sold or let on reasoniY
terms. WILLIAM NICHOLS
Concord, Dec. 20, 1S43. 33ai
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20

Deep echoing through immensily's profound;
Yet mono, amidst their shining hosts of light
Fer hailed the Saviour that supreme delight
Reserved for guilty man for guilty me p
To sing through limo, and through eternity.
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VKNHE Ladies arc particularly invited to call and
a examine our stock of Dry Goods Ihey are
assured our goods are pretty and the HTees ~tu GER
tainiy please. FOLhEh' LIE S,s.c
Lyndon, May 3, 1914. ooo"'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
Fashionable and Staple Goods
CHARLES MARTINS
HAT = hop R G mn o " G.

To tho Room the Brick Cash Store at the
Sign OF TEa H. HAT.
WTHERE he offers TO the citizens of Dan
w vile, and the public in general, rare assert.
ment of elegant and fashionable Partisan, Moleskin,
Nutra, Angola, Brush, Creole, Muskrat. Napt and
Wool HATS, THE LATEST SrnING FAsuIoNs,-
all of the very richest qualities, exceedingly low for
cash and short credit
A few selected Laqyr and Cloth CAPS for Men
and Boys wear.
.lfILI1.4RY Gaps, made according to the re-
quirements of the State.
N. b. All accounts unsettled and due G. Mar
tin, unless adjusted, will be looked after Immediately.
Past favors gratefully acknowledged, and contin-
uance of patronage is solicited.
Danvlle, April &c, 1914 353w3
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THE SUMMER TERM

OF CALEDONIA COUNTY GRAMMAR
W SCHOOL, AT LYNDON, commences
Monday June 3. to continue weeks. Rooms
may I've obtained by students wishing to board them
selves Board from LOO to ST, so per week, ac-
cording to accommodations. Tuition So 90 aud
SO, 60--pnyable in advance.
]. o. ADAMS, Principal.
Lyndon, May 7, 1914. 354w3
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st, JOhnsbnry Academy,
MD IAMES II rnIpv p.;;I

MIX JAMES n. OUTB1, PrnclpaI,
TE7HE Summer term will commence on Wednes.
u day June 5.
Tuition payable in advance, and no scholars re-
ceived for less than term, except those who design
to continue through subsequent terms.
MISS CHARLOTTE PADDOCK will give les
in Music 354w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
NOTICE.

4 AIDES wishing for light coored plain or Ggur-
e. ed silks and Sons for beautiful --- dless-
es will find them at FULLER, IDE & cos.
Lyndon, May 3, 1914. 353w6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20
Dress and Bonnet Silks,

of almost every variety of shade, color and quality,
from 25 cents to ST. 90 per yard: also and beau.
tiful style Florence and other DONNETS, Bonnet
Ribbons ladies and gents. Cravas, dress Hdkfs. Par
asols sun Shades. together with very general
snrt If
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-05-20

among which may be found Broadcoths, Kcrsey-
meres, Doe Skins Stuf1s, Shecngs, Bats.
Wicking, Waddng, Yarn, a large assortment of the
newest style Prints, printed Lawns and rich summer
Vcsting also a great variety of rich
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70, the Tnbun.
STANZAS.

. knew that ere the lapse of years
Have sown these locks with silver grey,
Thisform by friends, perchance with tearz,
Shall to its rest be laid away.
know that when the turf shall lie
In grassy verdure on my breast,
That few will pause of passers by,
To think of him who there shall rest.
I know that soon my humble name
Shall sink amid Liie's busy din,
And not sole memorial claim,
To witness that | e'cr have been.
IT is well-for little would care
To swell the rolls Of high rcnown;
It's fondness all for empty air
The prince shall moulder with the clown.
Yet would / in some faithful heart,
That once had loved me long and well,
Still share an undivided part,
And there still unforgo.ten dwell.
Yes-let some fiend-warm, true, sincere
Whose generous soul could bear with me,
Remembering with silent tear,
Not what ,oas, but what ,oon!d be
Let such-althcugh but one be found,
Still think OF me when life is DER.
And be my memory clustered round
That faithful heart-I'll ask no more.
stoekbr,dge. Mass. .qprz. 1911. C.
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rThe skaneateles Democrat has Information

rThs Skaneateles Democrat has information
,S,;,r tn the sudden disappearance of pedlar in
s sampronius, N Y. about the lst January. To
eo tho last Of December, he called at the resi-
s x@,s Of Mr.. Tckner, and requested permission
ae rsnain during the night. He was refused, but
;D,aynsd that he could probably obtain lodgings
:. NJ Kings. He retired, saying he should
O. to that gentleman, since winch tune he
Pss not been seen. Suspicion attaches TO hing
an aJ his Wife, from variors circu instances cut
thew have not been arrested.
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" cfIANCERY. sh clren.-The Pre.ieea,. Director .:

IN CHANCERY s,h Circui.-The Presdcat, Directors al
Company Of O0oodasa County, Bans V, Ibe B.hs I
dated Tie 9Th day OF April 1871 notice hereby gwen u
the spbscrhc has been dpl sppoteI RECEIVER q ;be pop
nni effects of The sd. Tic Bank Of Ruflio Thai by ssd e.
der and az order Of February 81 ls3 referred 20 Jas
Croker ESQ! Of the city Of Bralo the County Of Er
amongst other things "a take and recount OF al ~
drnsns ofnny description arains; The ad Bark of Bua
ami to enable the ad Aaste TO take and siaic nc seeo
Nh, for the general pc contemplated ~ the statute.
H. creditors of the sad Bank Of Buffalo rc1ured Ell,
bit ;6cT accounts ciSrls and demands sgeinst te ad Ban
Of Buffalo TO The said Japs CI9cker E ,e Aiatet hays
the fifteenth Isy Of Aos.s ne1t md leome 9a!ies to p
si OF lie deere hcl shall ha made IN ths suir ard f;or
any d.,tnboe when he'll D n.ade u,cf ac decree.
IRA a. BLOSSOM. Receiver of;he Rank u Gufralo
J,gf. tRacsTR i.stc Master IN Ctascery.
rnIai0 tprl oh. ISL. apE An
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TAPSCOT"I"S GENERAL EMIGRATION PAS
SAG JEE 3EElGEf o x rs sask Sip Ne"-i
e Subscribers beg 10 cali the attention Of their friends md
the public generally 10 their superior oI 9'Rsns
I, ST ~? sG 5fasS WA
niccn, Ships comprising the
The ship TIE aEE 5EF tyf E ssikE5 S tons bur
SiIEkIpA&; lEa,9n. Capt s., s De ge;,s
GARRlCK 1850 tons, Capt. WIN. Skddy.
HoTTINGuER lloj ton. G CAPT l!5I,L Iuf'!ey'
New EH TERr5d TO- i 1871 9 S.Ptt 5 5%a5 s a%
e" sIpp0Ns, 100 ,ons, Capt = r. 7; Cobb ,S5 l..
UNITED LINE or LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
sailing four times each month are the ships WINCH lire
ont ia ind It is well known that the above named PACK
the nagmcca. ships iloat and the eansn,y Of
pas>encers being unnecessarily detained in Liverpool
pn nnd ie Ses Of Rer friends. r VIM Tapco,i one
oc finn, has gone Liverpool tn supeFinend the departure
i9f % r ~, q gsm e ,c, Which Ia % ACQUAINTED
with Mr. w T. is sufficient guarantee that they VIII rsceye
e.ey attention from him and be quickly GAd comfortably Us
Passages direct from London, Bristol and Gesqoek to New.
nah Charleston Philadelphia, Boston and Balmoe and the
various ports of British North America can at all tunes he en-
ali where the pats zen; FL def 5S e9ns fSs pas,
from the various seaport OF Ireland ard Scotland 10 L'efo
The Regular Packets will continue run follows. viz
TO and from LoSpoN on the lst lUih and alh OF each
month. a., 49,, ,,, oc,, =
LIVERPOOL on toGi' -iSN di'u -'N' VI
each month. -
To Nrw-oRLEAss, MOBILE. SAVANNAH and CHARLESTON
weekly
By any ofwhich passages all times be engaged at
sonuble rates.
These wishing obtain Drafts can lie supplied with sums 9?
e. - 60 - fo. go 80. Elv0 OF any amount payable
or demand, without discount
In IREiAxr-The National and Provincial Banks ami
BHncs m al The Rnf2a pal, oyR snn Y re co,rd SIR w
Forbes Hunter Co and Branches all the principal towns
in Scotland.
In ESGLAyn-Nationn ard Provincial Bank of England, l.
BaIne CO. Exchange and Discount Bank liverpool alessr
james Built & Co Bankers. London. and Branches IN til
the principal towns in England and Wales
Orders from the country attended per FIST packet
Fahe particulars made known application III By letter,
post PAID ". < J. T. T'APSCo1-f. % Peck Sip.
Corner South - Ncv-Ycrs, OF
WIN TAPSCOTT, Is Goree Piazzas. Liverpool.
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Exports ofPork and Lard from New Orleans for FIVE yc
r-nnn lst Senie1rlaar To 81, Nnri.s.
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK, APRIL l7-2 P. NJ.
Cleared.

S!ps Yu.k Mason. Havana Tobias Lo,i Brunswick Nc
sans, Europe. Stewart 4 Wright Aleemsch Chase HaYre
Nesnith & Walsh Zo;o Murphy. Havana, Lord; Daden
psrstow. Liverpool. Buck i Peters.
Bark Eleanor Smith Kingston ia, Nesnith < Walsh; Ra-
pid Wand, Havana. MI Taylor.
Bngs Marshall Clarke Porto Rico T B Jewe, Leaie 10
yiso 81 Johns B. 7 Winnete Pr,is brig NaJadc Etnore
and market. II Murray: Sea Bir Bun RIO Gvande Hs.-
beck & Co: Dnon. Robinson Charleston Durham * Dnon
Schts Harp, Gerard Vera Cruz Halgous Co; Tionesa
Brun,hall Wilmington. Nesini & Walsh: Mara klotts
Porto K ikn: c Wilson, Richmond. y Z McLeary a. Co
Sloops Moss Eddy. Bvcn, Providence; jas Long Haw-
kins do
Barge Planet Green. Philadelphia.
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The Glove hnoIyne the best oial ioothache cned ~ ~
immediate aud IN is effect, curing lie n-' '"
touthacfc or pnin in the grIs IN one minute .g
Experience ha, proved TINT TIN; Anodyne compg't9u W
other rcncyr pleasant To the taste and smell vii nat
Iure the teeth gums IN any way -8nj iew nplicasf ~
entirely remove the pam and from dccGycd i
that may be filled and rendered useful nsevef NteaIS
pan proceeds from the face Dr from the around 20
apparently Sound, Ills application Will give speedy rehe
rubbing ey: drops the pant affected pnce - cent?
Prepnrod and sold by a. u. SANDS 81 CO. Whole ,ae so'
retail Chemist, and Druggists, 23 Broadway, cor. Chanbena
Granne Building and g Fulton sect, and n las; Broad"r
ni,l0 In
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New-York LegisIasIMIr,es.. v

In SENATE, Mr.. BocREE reported the Assem-
bly bill to furnish copies of The Revised Statutes
to the several towns of the State. Ordered 10
third reading.
Mr.. WnIGHr, from the Committee on Confer
ence. submitted final report, recommending SIX
additional amendments to the Constitution ior
the action of the Ser.tc ,,...,
ls Providing that additional Justices ifal ~ agp's
in the Supreme Court. whose tenn; and teaHes oi JIM
be the s those Of the present JgGses . - mako u
ID Re5ranizinr the Court Of ChsngeFy 80 q 70 maze
consist Of Chancellor and Vice Chenceiicrs
zth Restricting the powe! OF the Executive 10 feii"e
c5i b Recurring the individual iay clause to be inserted
in the Chnrte OF a BANKING ana 'oned 'o'p''aHoN' '
IN Abo,hinr the property qualification now required By
the Constitution! certnin cilces. =, ", 80
Alter an angry debate, in which MessFs' les
TER. FOSTER and others participated, the SUBJECT
by consent, was laid On the table.
On motion of Dir. HARD, the state fnson Dill
was then taken I'D, and after short dcbate' WIN
out taking any question, the committee at Two
o'clock rose and reported, and the Senate look
recess until half past o'clock.
In ASSEMBLY, Mr.. ALLEN called up the OIL %
amend the law OF 1910 in relation to costs ana
fees in courts of law-referred to select com
mittee composed CT ivc lay members and ono
lawyer.
The bill in relation to the STATE LuSAric AsY-
Lum passed by vote of C2 to 81
The vote on the bill in relation 10 The HupsoH
LusArIc ASYLUM (Appropriating s., Ooo year 'o'
five years was then taken and LOST, 30 to 90
MIR. RgpIsGroS called up the resolution 10! an
adjournment of the Legislature on the SUN INST
which was debated at some engta,when without
any action on the subject the Speaker announced
the recess.
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Disasters, &c,

The vessel nj Barbados. distress from the East Indies
sad to be an English ship Of go tons. bound 10 yefpool
Schr eazer OF Salem, Mackenzie I'm Trndnd for Boston,
which has been reported the reefs Eas; Of the Isle O. Pines
sailed from Trinidad 9Th p and yet having arrived t
good reason 20 think that the report was correct
The Dutch ship lost of the Moro had cargo OF bricks but
Ter. cheese. &C; part OF would be saved
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Sailed.

SHIPS New York Cor Liverpool: Fnireld, do itasn,a do
Panther. New Orleans: Scotland Savannah Oscar Hamburg
Bark Rapid. Havana
BFls lSn Nelson. Port Republic.
SchEs Joseph Howe. Montcso Bay; Ostrich and Others.
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Arrived,

Sc,r I'm Henry from Georgetown. d C. with -four
Sch. Excel Lowell. 3 days from Boston, rdZ 10 " Lewis
Steam Propeller TTubC from Hartford, with ndz and oil
10 order.
Scir Col Simuns Fish, Nantucket. with oil.
Schr Oriental. Guoihue. Bridgeport. with ballast.
Schr Herald. Scudier Barnstable, with fish.
Schr Rub.con Duane, Boston, with mdz
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I Z t I . 4 ! I

VII
rsNIIE most blessed and wonderful rce9y ever "No'e'~
{ Tor the certain and permanent cure nI an alt.
nj;eases and EnptoHS OF The Skil'
pin.r!cs Salt Rhcum. Scuryy' -, =
Eltcc in fact any disbursement but the pnpc nus' ~ VI
their s,inrd against -, . =, ,-,,,-o crr.rppc
, ,sut ~ counterfeit tbs yai!ubc. Hni ~ It's wonder
working eject b.c article Reader! DC mol dectSeu. A,t
I M, onrb 4 II you Use L. rs dangerous or w'rs .l'A
particury for Jofe.'- l,siau Chenlcni soap. we pns
~ wntlant TIE above 10 ba IL real qualities II a' III ZIG ''
say ''' i'lrnnr,.. ,,r.k ~ yellow skin
To a healthy. hnc clcames,.
Many n1y think il nnerS gcrcI: let Sucl tfS ONE
n has i, hnndrris of cases cre the skin OF !ieE- ,1n
s"Ir, nonhew II can also he conscentcucy recomefh
81 ~, & Snres r.i,-worn ami beads. Physicians cda %
ret,rrr. ,u vino use daily in thos practice; 81, ;
Rtt mind IL Is Jorcss Soap las GV3c ma sun 'I'r te
c,,T. ct il no fe,r clsr this city but ~ Ne ~ ~ ne
AMERICAN Eagle ~ Chatham street nms - fosMny,
ms rirI,,cini;a III King Charleston. : G. ',rh la1
caster pn and Ms Hayes ~ Fulton street, BrooAH" L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

ryvsS,,,, POLISHING PASTE. lhharice i a combua-
4 ton Of esmcary su;anec haylns : II, tS MY Tor
80 The h,lhanry and durability 9" the po;h btn-
att to the delicate aE!cf Of Iamin ,e. - soe
,,ry can. g. Is unsurpassed. lis application : cay ne
,,;n- ycy l,e labor restore the article to rs 9fn leVg
Roodwuy corner Chamber. st. also by A. u y y 'shs ~
Frron 81 d. Sands L Co. East Brcad"ay ifce - cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

GLOVE ANODYNE-To0,I,IM;;
ACHE DROPS. AN lNMEDlAib
AND Pi.RFECrCu REL hose w
have ie!, the panty! ;hrobbnE ag , a,
cTuciaung pan:s of the disease s'T'slr.
through uieir Jaws with mot iorT'etou!
perseverance,. nnGA rs Is often the css,
have received hat it,lc sympathy in,a.
friends on such occn.ions, MI no Go 'l,
he much pleased Ia Know % 6 felisI1
that will EcYcr fail ID quiet loie'G W.
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