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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-01
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Goods.
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS
SUCCESSORS TO PLNaBonN & BRISsHAIp,
BURLINGTON, vt.

SUCCESSORS TO PLNGBOnN IL BRISsTAID,
BURLLNGTON, VT.
ARE prepared TO sell at the lowest Boston or New
York prices at wholesale retail WATCHES, CLOCKs,
JEwELRr, GERMAN SILVER, plated, BRITANSIA,
and other Metal Goods, Gold Thimbles, Spectacle5,
Chains, Rings, Pins Brooches, and all goods in tho
line, and besides the finest description of Goods, we
are keeping great variety of Goods at wholesale TO
supply Peders Others 20 sell again and invite
calls and orders from abroad, assuring customers that
they will find the Goods low, and Of the quality they
sold for.
We import Goods, buy them wherever we can
get them to advantage, and shall sell that
give customers satisfaction.
Orders from distance attended to promptly, and
as good bargains given to say the least by person.
al application. Clocks or Watches by the box or
single. We are agents for the damon pointed
Coin PESs, Fly NgTs, for horses, and MoRRIsoN's
PILLs. We have Willow Ware, Combs Brushes,
Housekeeping Articles Razoss, and other Cutlery,
Communion Furniture, Fishing Tackle, Baskets,
Stocks, Scnrfs, Collars, Suspenders &c.
We have Dressing Cases, Work Bo1eS .ITIsi-
cal InsfrumentS, Bass and Double Bass Viols,
.1felOdianS, and most smaller instruments and Must
cal Merchandise.
In short we would just say that we have q very
extensive and varied assortment of American, En-
glish, German and Paris FANCY ARTICLES, and
we are fully that the way to sell them is put
them so ioTV that Boston New Y FORK will not be
more favorable place to buy them. We buy for cash
and sell for cash. Our customers buy as cheap
here as at any other place. Ifany one chooses to
send US the cash for Gold silver Watch from q
distance or any other article and leave the selection
to us, they shall have article north The nonev
sent, and if it doea not suit it can be exchanged-
Our silver Spoons are made in own shop.
Particular attention paid to fine Watch repairing
BRlNSMAID & BROTHERS,
356ws Burlington, Vermont.
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YO1th's Department.
From the Congregational Journal.
THE FIRST FALSEHOOD.

"Dear cousin E. you say You love the fragrance
Of lavender, and yet you sigh and look sad when |
give You spring; but if give you or car
nation, you always smile and look very happy. I
would not bring you any more lavender said my
sweet little FRIEND looking with aectionate earnest
ness in my face, " i'll thought it would make you
sorry" Are my young readers "a attentive TO the
happiness of their friends as was this little Crib An
expression Of sorrow the countennneo did not cs-
cape her notice, and she anxiousIy wished remove
the cause.
I kissed her fair forehead and told her we would
take walk after tea, and would tell her why her
favorite herb made me sorrowrul. A gentle rap at
my chamber door reminded me OF my promise, and
we were soon vending way along the banks of
the beautiful Merrmack. You know, my love, said
], as her eager glance invited to begin, my father
died when was very young. My mother was ar
IDENTITY attached to him. and her health, always DEL
icate, yielded to the shock For years, friends
watched the result with fearful anxiety lest she too
should fall victim to consumption. I was her on
ly child, and loved her with all my heart. l loved
her because God had given strong feelings of nat
ural affections and obeyed her because wished TO
see her tranquil and happy. Every day she told me
Of God aud of my obligation TO obey his command
ments, but this did not influence my conduct low
ed my parent more than my Maker.
One summer, we passed many months at the house
ola relatives in lovely retired spot. MY mother
more feeble than usual, and seldom walked a.
broad to enjoy the beauties of nature. How long
ed to take her by the hand, and lead her through nv
favorite walks, and shades, and my poor heart used
to ache sadly when thought that soon che might
die and leave me alone. walked mile to schoo
every day, but seldom joined in the sports of my gay
companions. and when did. and for while forgot
my grief, sudden recollection of it would send me
to my accustomed seat to weep alone.
When I returned from school, I seldom failed to
gather few flowers or sweet herbs for the dear in
valid. One day, however, had nearly reached the
house before thought of the flowers In the gar
den was fine bed oflavender; but my aunt had de-
sired me not to pluck more than few leaves at
time, as she wished TO preserve it. I feared nv
mother would be disappointed, and thought more OF
her than Of my Maker. stole into the garden. and
in moment after presented her with large sprio
which had taken from my aunt's bed She rave
me her accustomed kiss, praised the fragrance of the
plant, and inquired where obtained it. I remes-
bored my aunt's prohibition, but forgot God, Ire
plied 8. J. gave it to me- She looked earnestly et
me, and said, "she lives your school, does she
not? How did you keep it so fresh coming SO farl'
Oh, put il in my bosom, and the did not shine
on it, replied. while turned aside to hide the blush
thaa crimsOned my cheek,--She suspected my
falsshOed, and said in low, impressive tone, 81
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Farm for Sale,

Situated in Concord, Vermont, one mile and half
~ west of Concord Corner, and within one mile
of West Concord, known by the name of Chases
Village, where there is an excellent water privilege
which is first rate Grst Mill, and Saw Mill in
which boards shingles and clapboarGs are sawed,
Oil Mill, and one Wheelwright's shop in the vii.
lage and two Blucksmiths and one Shoemaker. The
People of this vicinity have contracted for the cree
tor and finishing of convenient Westinghouse
the resent season. Said Farm contains 2O4 acres
Of goord land, 100 under improvement, suitably d.
vided into pasturing and moving with two sugar
lots containing 800 trees each, also two small orch
ardst and failing stream of first rate water in
said House. The buildings are, one House "a feet
by 40, mostly finished except the chambers, with n
shed attached to it 20 feet by 60, built in the sum-
mer of ls4l, divided into kitchen, woodshed, Car
riage house and Granery, Barns. 80 feet bv 40
80 by SO, built in 1885, shed to the barn. On
said Farm raised 600 bushels of grain the mast
season. There are % acres of Land to plant and
sow the present season. the of it ploughed last
fall. One half of the purchase money required in
advance, liberal credit given for the remainder
Possession given Immediately. For further particu-
lars inquire of the subscriber on the Farm.
JACOB RICHARDSON.
Concord, Feb. 23d, 1914. 343tf
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THE subscriber having purchased proportion of
the stock of goods of the firm of Fairbanks g. Ar
mngton, would hereby inform his friends and former
customers that he will continue the business at the
old stand, and that he conempates doing il on
plan far possible, that is for cash and pay
down, or at fartherest for pay that will enable him to
meet his fall and spring purchases, and that he in
tends 10 keep good assortment of the staple COM
modities and to sell at the lowest prices All per-
wishing to purchase respectfully invited to
give him a call. Russell ARLINGTON.
Lower Waterford, April IL, 1914. 35Otf
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10 Sell or to Let.

A FARM, in Concord, situated "a miles from
"A the Corner. on the county road leading to ST.
Johnsbury. Said farm consists of
HOO Acres Of good Land.
well watered, with good and convenient buildings;
1t is well fenced and has thereon fine Young ORCH
ard Said farm will he sold or let on reasonable
terms. WILLIAM NICHOLS
Concord, Dec. 20, ls43. 334,f
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A Christian is like the armament, and is the
darkness of alli cton that makes his graces shine
out He is like those herbs and plants that best eff
fuse their odors when bruised.-Jay
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NOTICE.

FHNHE subscribers would hereby give notice, that
a the co.partnership heretofore existing between
them under the name of Fairbanks g. Arlington is
this day by mutual consent dissolved. All persons
indebted to said firm on book requested to
settle said accounts convenient, those
ing us debts of long standing will confer upon us q
favor by Immediately settling the same
II. r. FAIRBANKS
Russell ARLINGTON.
Lower Waterford, April 5,ls4t
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LATEST
.FAaSR&OaRSo

Eusr received from Boston and New York. The
~ subscriber would just say to gentlemen Intending
to pay CASH for coon CLOTH ,ceH flted to
the customer that he is now ready to them in
a style and at price that he thinks cannot fail TO in
sure satisfaction, and would invite all such to give
him a call before purchasing elsewhere.
a. WOOLSON.
ST. Johnsbury Centre May "a, 1874 $500
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E. EASTM

FORMERLY AT DANvILLE, VERMONT,
III AS commenced the business of
- REPAIRING PATCHES
at Lttleton, N. II. and will be obliged TO those who
may favor him with their custom. All work sent 10
him By stage will be promptly attended to an re.
turned without delay. -. ~
Store of Eastman, Tilton 81 Co. - 'A'
Litleton Village, Oct. 6, ls43 aos,e
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IMPORTANT REMEDY.


NR. ELDERKINS EGYPTIAN BALSAM is
- warranted to cure the most severe cases Of
burns, also piles and fstula in few hours. The
proprietor returns his thanks to the gentleman from
whom he received letter stating he had the piles for
l6 years. In order to expense in advertising
certificates the price is made 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 limbs and rheumatism it is guar
anlied to cure and supercede entirely the unpleasant
use OF all kinds of strengthening pasters opodeldocs
hnlments, &c. 1t gives strength to the muscles and
tone to ne nerves. 1t is pleasant desirable stmu-
liant whether used internally or externally One
case OF most excruciating and painful rheumatism
was cultd in three days. For caked or swollen
breasts it never has failed Immediately relieve and
Is now for the first time at the request of others put
up in this popular form, that all can have the
benefit OF it, 1t is no nostrum. 1t can be had only
OF DIR Leeds, wholesale Druggist, 1913 Maiden Lane,
New ork' and is for sale by LUTHER JEwErr, st.
yohnsbury, Dana, Weeks & Stanton, Danville, and
C' rerfy' Caoot. 3l2yl
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Charity sufTereth long; it beareih the imperfectons
ofothers with patience, waits for their amendment
without Impotence; and bcgs i, of God without being
weary.-BiShop Wilson.
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It is not talking, but walking with God, that gives
n man the denomination OF Christian.
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J, G, DARLING,

VNT GUILD respectfully inform his customers that
wv to conform to the times he is under the nc
cessity of making material nlteratons in his rule or
custom of doing business, and having no desire TO
take people by surprise he takes this way for making
his intention public For the eleven years he has
been engaged in selling goods in Concord, he mas
been in the habit of giving or rather allowing very
long credits, and now has considerable amount due
him in good hands from to years standing; but
finding this course not only ruinous to himself, but
extremely injurious to his customers, he has after
much deheraton come to the conclusion, that small
profits, short credit and prompt pay are his only
surety, and not only beneficial to himself but to the
pies viz to sell low and one gears credit only,
and he hereby gives notice that pay must positively
he made once a year. He would also give notice
that all demands io goods sold previous TO the 3lst
Of Dec lS43, must Positively be paid by the 18th of
October next, and this will be deemed sufficient
tce without the usual quota OF dunning aud begging
II tenders his thanks to that portion of his Gus
toners who have paid promptly, and would say to
them that he has hand and intends TO keep large
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SOlltBe OF Dedltn.
Jeweu & Carpenter, St Johnsbury
Dana, Weeks g Stanton, Danville
Sias, Vail g Co. North DanviIt
Morrill, s. Rankin, East st Joln5py
A Bemiss g Co. Lyndon Celtr,
John A Parks g Co. Barnet.
] Jewett s. Co. do
G and Cowles Ryegate.
I, and A Denison Burke.
Isaac Watts, Poachan Hollow
E c Brown g Co. Peacham.
Il Nj Paul Groton.
Stephen Blake Sutton,
Solomon Aiken, Hardwick Hollow
VIM Drown s. Co. Sheffield.
w and l. Bradley Wheelock.
Edwards and Mansfield. Walden.
w A Cheever Hardwick.
l. II Delano and Son do
f Perry and Co. Cabot
George Ide and Co. Lyndon Corr. T.
l. and Button, Barnet.
Fairbanks and Arlington, Lower Waterfront
Parks, Cutting and CO. do do
&c Parks Upper Waterloo.
f Cleveland Coventry.
d p Waworth, do
Worthing,on and Howard Irasburgh
W Z Paddock Craftsbury.
Edwards and Mansfield, Barton.
Jonathan Fitz Albany.
G Chandler East Derby.
J. f Waterman Greensborougn'
Merrill and Mansfield Bloomington.
Simonds, Conant and CO. Glover.
Cobb, Rollins and CO. Derby Line
N Colby and Son do
l. S Hutchins Woolcot
Albert Camp Stowe.
Keller and Moves Hydepark.
Vernon p Noyes MorrisVllle
N " French Lunenburgh.
John Bnrt GuiIdhall.
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STAGE FARE REDUCED!

TWO DOLLARS from Hanover to Nashu' y, w.
II Windsor and Claremont, Francestowh' N "A,
port and Henniker Stage leaves Hanover a!''
arrival of the northern stage, and arrives al O,p
the same evening at o'clock; leaves the mex. ,,,p
ing at half. past 4, and arrives in Nashua IN ''
for the last train Of cars for Lowell and Boston.
e.; SASH
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1000 yards Prints, 5000 do. sheetings for
SOOO sale by FULLER, IDE & co.
LYNDON May SNIs44 355w6
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Assortment of Goods,

consisting of all the various kinds usually kept in
country store, which ho viii sell low the above
conditions, but he does not solicit the patronage of
those who not willing TO comply with them
Concord, June, 1874. 359w3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
-fnNn RNARIl
p,,,ic Stock Eychanye, April 30.


The Commercial Advertiser, Buffalo, says: =" The
wharve. from the ,yhes, the lumber Yard
one continuous .e of barre piled tiers e nigh rs one,
head. The abor too a'nos; ci9SeC up win vessels ie
with produce but which remain board Tor want u
Nyarehou.e room and sippns facilities The aggregate o
Flour und Whent nioat ana awaiting sae ard shipment Is i1
as heavy during the great oycmbcr gale Of ~ but the b
of rolling fei.. much heer hun a any previous period
The Rochester Advertiser OF the :25h says: "l'lere
wns .ae of Real Estate yesterday. bat the bidding not
lively nor was all that adreIeG disposed Oh One thin:
was howe er-hch w prove source oi general rejoicing
in this city We aluie DanOt block the icuinhflce
on the ea Estate referred - 6bayc II CONSISTS OF some IKE
buildings all adjoining which sold tor aggregate o j0Ttr
one d0ars They 10 be removed by The ist o ay esu
ing Io, was purchased les D. Flinders: at s6S per loot
front No By O. Bush 1t sos per no ifont 40 by a
D. Schuyler al S:s foot front. and Nos by T. Skeron
at s23 per When this place tuIt up will ndd much
to the appearance and good order O that portion Ut the cy
The Commissioners OF the Commercial Carroll
.on Exchange and other guiating Banks at Newt Orleans
are selling the property and effects order to the debts Of
the institutions The Atcaallya to receive attention.
and steps ae being taken sell the effects oth Bank for the
circulation.
At Baltimore during the past week money has
continued plenty and the Brnks still dscountng good
e short dates at4 cent. being their former rites
II was IN contemplation during last week TO advance tire per
ccn,ace of interest brt this arrangement has not yet been
agreed upon the money market having become easier Stocks
of every description rm and some Of them tending upward
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
Phiiade.phim ArranS.mc,,ts,

tIuIlrtntIllS tnF May ii.
Four steamboats, o. the line will leave the wln.t nj = r,,t
the Cd u; O'Clock.
Excursion tickets are ready delivery end nu b, SO
cured ut the office before Soias board the bua,
\. GROVES. IT.. Agent,
Az I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
Passengers Sailed

IN ,he ,,ck,t shi, S,ddons for Ircryool-G Kacy q
Yorkshire: John }nco OF London; Aldme Cnuche and
Mdme ID Iardn, OF France; Cers i;azao ana t' tie =;
nns OF HAVANA Tomus Need " SWynne and liuAhm, oi
Canada: W Bradley aud Henri P[owne OF f. Lol'' - ci-
ofCncnnat II Alien and lady. oil P;tburg W Stnrke and
{ Pelham, oi South Caroinr Colonel Noorn Mn EHh-
beth Barker Mrs Eliza Noilcu ant Aneti. oi Baltimore:
& Marie Mrs h!aron McD1usuli & II anderson. hd J.
PrulI of SewIoik
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
TO EEsTORE. BEAUrlrY AND DRESS
TIE HUMAN HAIR
To ACTUALLY FORCE TiS GROWTH.
AND CURE DANpiG IF, sc.
n,r,,I- rnrrIle-1llRrr SnlLlI,

rsrO THOSE who have use! loSys Coral HAIR REsToE
ATn kgow is excellent qualities: to il4,e WHO hnye nei
40 slv hat Tie fact u oar selling tee slHns bottles must
ryr the truth O ,tacuct Hud that we ac not rlnl ol
persons trying s;llall quantity Of Z r,' wc w9rnt o ps.
~. lie i,owlne qsii,e Il viii forco ie tlar 10 grow ol
any u,rf where Nature intended Hair tp grow. stop aI
o curc S.tri or Daniru and make light red or grey a
.rn llrh For dressing the IH'r SOFT and Sky nothing can
s,ceel h..t makes try bcHutiu. nnd hcr' II 90 no
nt- the most economical vet superior. article nlce pt ue
@Sr ,Ipricc 5 . or shlln-s hottient the sign u the
hmercau Ia-e s. Chathmnst. New YORK ila FmGn,';.
n.,oH i >. ~ ts;ry, E,5ra.tnn : C. a2 In
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK. APRIL 29-2 P. NJ.

Cleared.
Fl bark Swea. Anstron. Hamburg. SchmId, 4 Bnicien
Brgs Francis. Corn, Leutiu AiEercc. II y ID totleai'
Noble Demlng. lintboT Grace NJ Bret, & No'e Cashier,
Pike. Havana, 5 w Dewey
Schr Nassau, Chester. Richmond. Allen & PaAson CaS l.
Vo,c. Suun. Curdenas. Brett X NOSe.
Arrived.
Bark Isabella Bearse a day. from Palermo ru, to iiowe
Br brig Helen Mui Card days from Windsor s plaster
10 master.
sehr Little Mary. day. iyom Portland, plaster.
Schr Dusty. Su.ly. Milton. Mass, grind .tcncs
Schr Richard aylor, rho;aas,on line.
echr Leo Jamlson, Thonaston. lime
Schr Vintage. from Boston bound 10 Albnny.
Schr SparIun Carey, ~ days from tnnAic Me potatoes
TO Brett X Vcse
Echr Corneia Iiallet. Boston. mdze.
\ Schr THO. Nckenon Boston mdze to : W Lows.
y Sch Splendid. CroNel!. Boston. mdze To ) " Lcw,S.
n Soop Lady Adams. sag liurbUr. oil.
Below.
ship Courier De Wolfe, f;Om Rio de Janec. coffee 30
Foster & Sons.
Ship Catherine Berry. fiom Charleston cotton 6 Su,ton.
Also. ] brig. Wind : W.
Spoken, &c.
April r. lat % co. lon Il 49, bp NUtchcz. Of and from New
Jan o. lat s. : lou AZ 20 w. ship Nla,ane 10 days from
NewYok for Sandwich Islands.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

Thet lave Nnoiyne the best o all ooIace remedies ltb
inrieme and Is effects, curing tbc fH' Noeh'
toothnclie or pam in the gums " one nnie ,,
fxucrencc has proved that TN, An25yrf composition wiz
other nneyr j. pleasant the ia.te and SMELL Wi NJ" M
lure the tech 0r gums any way "n le" lpph''", WIZ
a,, eunye .tr in and from dG'uyed lnu' ~
la II may filed and rendered ~ ,el nse'cr " hen s
unin tocls from the NCe. ufirom the gum. ufnul tl
ngrarauy sound TN, application wl gi.e ,e'dy eei oy
r,ilig a iy lf1r, on tie pnrt affected. iIcc - cents
prfnn4l nul -ibl by A. q. SANDS < co.. whole 'nc ana
uiaI ismis. md Druggists, 1.3 B''adwa COT thln' 'r
t;n,e Bmhn. and n fulton 'rcc ami" East Broul"ej'
Nm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

CIONE NNODYNE-IODIH,
ACHE DROPS. AN iMNEDlNT Z
AND PERrECTCl RE.-thusc who
lave irlt the painful thrubhlnr nnd ~
crucm,ins pauEs of the disease shooting
through thCir iawS with mr,i turne-liin-
perseverance,. aud n, Is oilen the cn-'.
have receivcdhut litile sympathy ifvm
friend, oa such rcclsi0us. VII uo doubt
be- much plcascd To- know ct II remedy
that Nyli' never fail e. quiet Tor ever tho
o'lardrI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30
:, ,rr.y.r FL .ASrIc sHorTDER BR ACE-rbe super

ff i, Rraesovcr ali o,hefs uanu!actue snon
a-e b. al 'sho cn. and The SHci'e den1nd y, & me
I'm, nrce il'enlr 20 brace the si9udsr-. sif1p-
e the back and cspaud Tie ci' r I'm s IRE ,y Sfp m T. @ I
& ,r,l,cst T., tie tree o the arms. Parents and
49, fIr,l ni 7inl.,, t.He4 child7a o ei.cf h7
c The habit ,;oopnc and nd'pensairip ~ AZ pei
i s, he ~, nspcc,ior Nj PnrscI. who .cencD
engaged for he as lllscn eais 70 ,5s m
ten, Eeac Brace superior 20 any article ever brought e
~ Tie iavc rarnci articles ,nnr 7c,e nm. may c Oh
t,i1el ohlnlo or retail nj The old e,tabi'hn'it -, M
e. rnptus tl, nmuriacturc 9" Their superior af,'i'
The Eig.c Ru: l;el; Tie enot;y OF this article coL..>
m H. ueric- pdn rei.ur c 3fm o the weaef u e's
ne,s and durability. a.. III"
,I7fiE undersigned. CTyI. ENGiNEti VIII maS' ei,
~ yeY, S iT; W. ct f: saas a@G TGo'; as Al BSs
isi.r;,cn win Plan, ard specifications and "ii"a is;lee
leS ,.l n,sis,tc nHl compute cbca quantities. OF S'
or rock 6smH;c TIE cot, -, removing me inf' ,''s
available and 6f oyc,nr mines aHi Glafne> "ey "i, ahi
drawing, and specification. OF rn2'o' 'encnt, IN nre II m
I inventors in rnrfius le:ior> patent. the services 90 ~
rhumaS' Jones have l:n secured :9 any uii't ny ,D .
personal qt,e9tance al Mas'5i' If Hi si Nine, cares
j,e che. of tie unpcd g Merchants iych92se
Nsy 40 s,S- S9.S- WAiIi.ii.iT II. CASEY.
METAL ROOFS. GIrNRANTEEp ';Nl,b;R ,!l';Hl ;fI
i6NtrR TTtT / Il A--IAc ,',.ecr,er aa'r l,ei',." "
mc,i covering r-, Win ptiin OF "a fti,n,I,. ~ I
ni on by tlem Tie metal (, q" nut on ti'tt H ,,' ~
s,irsl H. the ,hnsins swelling oi ta Fn>N oi Mi IL
o,l ar h. t, cngrgoi ua pa'Jstuu ~ i' a-iUl,
The GoioWiag gentlemen have bad .. 'y elm .3- ii
er-~ tl, ciiy. c.yefr By TIN, gfoi 10 'ae, '''"'
Henry ErcyoIf FL corner u a;ll ayenCe ami 81
Linn : Schcrl.ssrhufn ~, NJ. % BTv'iN"'>
Dl,l,l Nun fsl o! Exchange place DlN " imam -
! Green Prnr,5n fsq Merchants Exchange. va Isl
Coo q Butter fs,l.. Ne. 81 NG>;G-s'
fansS "' ,5. r iis ipproye,ne, i patented all ,.r
n IN the trade wishing 'DoS 5y Tie su'tiNe> pan
rbI:tf = NAiLOR y Co a. aud - 3fcai !.
r5,o IP51Y MASTERS sale Min SITES IN tire inmei-
n,e neishbofhooc iurlinou Coal ard iron Oe 81 @ tie
;T.t IN Ee1r point IN the W"cf N'c
S,cb Coal nnd ore are tlntuceicr. Tie cGm'oi'n'iH,h
con,p!e,e with Philadelphia auJ tlmorr by tana' an. lt.
yav For pauhl.t. descriptive a.; the property an" 'e
,nnoon appy To- t,clllld McntYre. Aibany 10 A,nah ,
Robertson Phiadephl: the undersigned al w. ir5
chants Exchange New York where be seen specimens '
the .,al and ore aic maps and .cc'nnS OF The Propry
ult sG+ W X. t-t'>l4t ''lNI i-i-l''''..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

tHTHlTE RED OR GRAY HAIR CHANGED TO a dark
w brown permanent blnck by the l?or,l mr l,Ec'
Sold for 70 cents ur bottle H the ~ the Ameucan ~
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