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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

n pursuance Of Che provisions contained IN he
a last will Of The late CsiIcti Campbell, deed.
the subscriber viii cfer Cor sale, on the 27,h &C
March next, on he p'cmises, his whole property,
consisting Of about 400 acrrs Of Land, Is Ne
grccs, number Of Horses, Cattle, &c, Wagons,
Farming Utensils, Household Goods, with some
Corn, Oats, &c.
Tie Land consists Of two separate tracts, enc
ON which the deceased resided, containing alolt
SEQ acres, and the other lying on the east eide Of
the nver, containing about 100 acres. They are
both under excellent enclosure, and fine crop Of
Wheat is growing upon the larger tract. There
is on tie land will known and valuable Water
power for Mill or other Machinery.
Il is not expected that the Negroes viii be sold
at auction to the highest bidders but upon private
agreement.
A credit Of twelve months viii be given, except
(pcrhaps) for about one fifth part Of the purchase
money, and bond and good security will be re-
quired.
]. W. NORWOOD, Ex'r.
February &c. 65--
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The Danyiile Reporter,
EQp SATE

vEvHE Editor Of the Dsnville Reporter, being
IL prevented by other engagements from giving
his personal attention to the paper, offers for sale
the entire establishment including three Presses
the Type, and every necessary fixture.
In the hands of an individual who would exac
prompt payment for services rendered, the offic,
might be made profitable; the Advertising and Jol
work being more tnan sufficient to pay every ne
cessary expense, including interest on the pun
chase money.
To any responsible Individual making early ap
plication, a good bargain will be offered.
Danvillc, Va, February 4. g.
BLANKS, for sale al ibis Office.
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Books !! Books y!

4 He subscriber has jus, received. and will
keen constantly on hand, a large supply &c
the Books published by The Presbyterian
Board Of luaiicsiiun
These books ae strictly Of religious ard
mora character, aahwiilb cold at The love-,
Philadelphia nr'ces
l.EMUEL LYNCH, .8gsai.
Oct, IS. Ar
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Ten Dollars Reward.
March 10.

an the 10th instant the subscriber loaned a
W BAY MARE 20 q man, whose name he
docs not recollect TO carry him to Chapel Hill,
on his way, as he said, to the Burnt Shop in the
Hawfelds, m Orange county. A boy was sent
with him to Chapel Hill to bring the Mare back
but after arriving there he managed to evade the
boy, and has carried Of the Mare, together with
the Bride, Saddle, and Blanket. The Mare was
dark bay, shout Eve feet high and ton years old;
she has gald on the right shoulder, and small
piece OF Of one car. The Man is about so or SIS
years Of age, indfercntly dressed, Of dark COM
plexion, and has a scar on his chin. He is a wa
gon-maker by trade, and has worked some time in
Raleigh. ! will give ten dollars TO any person
who will deliver the said Mare, Bride, &c. to me
at my residence, on the stage road, twelve miles
this side Of Raleigh; or six dollars If delivered to
Major James M. Palmer in Marlborough.
JEREMIAH NORRIS.
March IL. 6S--3wp
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snow, by Saint Paul, The work goes bravely onl'
We sialedlast week that the friend who
had the preceding week sent us list oI
Eighteen new subscribers from Rocking.
ham County, had forwarded us another
list which we would count as soon as
health (being then as we now are quite
unwellD aad time permitted. and advise
our rcsdcro Of slso nambcr. 9iuvc tiIrIl
we have counted the list and have the
pleasure 10 announce the number 10 he
TWENTY-SLVEN! BEAT that, Who
canD This added to eighteen makes as
subscribers procured us in one or two
days by friend who attended Rocking
ham Court. They are all perfectly good
for the cash. and that's the beauty of it,
indeed one half Of them paid in advance.
and the balance of them are always ready.
Such friend is truly worthy Of all prize.
And il such subscribers cheer no, an Edi-
tors heart he must be heartlcss. We thank
our frlend-',is all that we can return
him, and yet more than lie res to receive.
We as cordially aud sincerely thank the
subscribers. all of whom, with single ex-
cep,ion, as we learn, are Whigs-whose
love of and devotion TO their principles
shine brighter in adverse defeat than in
glorious victory. These are the Wings
for us-tle wings v no neverquail or flag
the Wings who love their principles
more, not less. when borne down and OPP
pressed by defeat-the wings who fight
with the scabard when the sword gives
out-whoss stall wart arms are ever nerv-
ed for the con!est-who sleep not until
the loud blast Of the enemy's war horn
summoning them to the field Of battle
awakes them, bu, who "in times Of peace
prepare for war"-ihey are the Wings
for us--not only for US but for the triumph
and success Of our common, our glorious
cause and such Wings we conceive
those in Rockingham to be.
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THE CHRIS LIAM
ipAlgnLR MAGAAZfIEi

EAlEASsA &LAGS2ALAAsNIA o
TsHE CHRISTIAN PARLOR MAGAZINE
= is issued monthly, and contains 80 royal oc-
tavo pages, making volume of 3S4 pages. en-
bcilished with steel and colored engraving, mu-
sic, &c. price, - 90 year in advance, 81 SO
If paid afser six months.
any individual sending us FIVE names NAV have
the sixth copy grati-, and m the same proportion
for greater number.
The cooperation Of clergymen, and others. favo-
rabe to the circulation of such work, is respect
fully solicited.
Communications adapted to the object of the
work, VIII be fayorably received.
Newspapers advertising the work and sending
us copy Of the advertisement, may have the
Magazine for one year.
All communications respecting the work may
be addressed to d. MEAD, No. l4s Nassau street
(rract House.1
Individuals ordering the work win be particular
to direct to the Office Of The Christian Paror Ma
gazine, las Nassau street, New York,
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THE MILTON cHRoNIcLE

Our fierd Evans Of the Milton Chronicle, has
received recently, from gentleman in Rocking
ham, large accession to his list Of subscribers.
As might be supposed, the worthy editor derives
fresh inspiration from this cheering evidence tina,
his labors and sacrifices are beginning to be ap-
Preciaied, and in his last number he discourseth
as follows:
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GA Messing q ths wasaiagsun Temp~
nance sosiriy sin ssls rlaas O. ssrnins. :. eas
y eandleEshI Ths Fuhf< - invited = 4
icnl
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Valuable Plantation
FOR SALE.

AM dcsirous to sell my plantation, lying on
= the waters of Back Greek, adjoining the land
Of William Mehane, Lemuel H. Mobane, and 9TH
ers containing six hundred and forty acres thirty
or forty Of which arc the hest low grounds; has
on Il good meadows and orchard, and is watered
with never failing springs, and good well in The
yard. The Dwelling House is small, but COM
Portable, and is one Of the healthicst snd hand
soonest situations in the country. The Plantation
is well adapted to the growth Of corn, wheat, and
tobacco Is about one half cleared, and under good
fence. The land formerly belonged to DR.. John
A. Mebane, and lies three miles north of Mason
Hall. For further particulars, address the sub
scriber, Mason Hall, Orange county, N. C.
GREEN ID. JORDAN.
March 4. 6c.--,f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-20

The SENATE was in Executive session
some two hours yesterday, (l3th.) and
during its sitting confirmed number Of
nominations, which had been sent in by
the President OF the United States on the
day previous. Among them we hear Of
those Of alexander II. Everett as Com
missioner to China; William ii. Polk as
charge to Naplrs; and Mr.. Jewet', Of
Maine, as Charge to Peru. in the place
81 Mr.. Bryan. A new nomination was
also made in the place Of Vcspasian Ell
lis, now Charge ut Ven, zaela. Among
the other appointments confirmed. We al
so learn was that of Elijah T. Purdy as
Surveyor Of the port Of New York, and
OF benjamin +. Butler as United States
District Attorney for the southern district
oil the Stae of New York. bid.
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II is stated in the Northern papers that
President Tyler, before the expiration Of
his term Of Office. RENTED the unexpired
part Of the sentence of suspension from
service Of Ctpt. John i. Newton, United
Stale: Nav,, pronounced by the Court
Martial upon The occasion of the loss Of
the steam frigale Missouri.
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Petersburg MAJ kcf.
firing CT le4s.

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plae a. go 80 = F9rsuns m a. i~n nunsAsss go
a &c kANeM Faasa4& FgirA We Lnse i Asna
a sey hensE E@@rmeui e err thinE dezizsa =
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L1FE.
We HzEsEtfs1y suakil . ezl 6om en- "a
frrnz,s I'D ~ Ia-llr ernsr.lly. s--uring slsn
nj ne ass EEsF1Nd y orr u..Ia Essslsr indaes-
prnis a.a go r. eGsk. e 81 de n.usl srsSIs
- PuDclnal rnzGa.ners.
bsleN ~ eHanrr-.s . fr~ e en- Isatine nrsi-
elss. - ef akse., lsssfk9 ria coy aisg &c
srA 40 ar1vsmf ~ r. ffte BEST Quality.
and AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT FAu,
TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
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Tue CREEK AID PAwNEE INDIANS -
The Arkansas lntclligencer learns through
Mr.. ]. w. Taylor, respectable mer-
chant of the Greek nation, that the Paw
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j.. 20 waShingiaion Wednesday, mrTl.
iHg g hif sssiesnes 10 soaa Cllelina.
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To Merchants
Visiting Richmond aud Pc
fefsLufg.

M assortment Of Goods for the Season Is now
AsA complete, and viii receive arccssions by
every regular Packet during she Spring. Ny
Stock was never larger, better selected or laid in
on better terms than the present Season; includ.
ing every variety and style Of Goods usually
kept in HAT ESTABLISHMENTS, together
with an extensive assortment Of PALM LEAP
HATS and LEGH0RNS.
| invite my old customers, as well a. others
who may visit the Petersburg and Richmond Mar
kets. TO give my Stock an examination bcfor,
making their purchases; and promise them that
every exertion shall be used TO retain patronage
which has hccn 50 literally bestowed on my Is
Enlistment for the Inst five ycaE.
FRANCIS MAJOR,
Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va.
March 10. 6s-4w
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Fringes, Trimmings, &c.
De 40 B@GTEls
No. 100 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER

Or PRINCES, for Dresses, Curtains, Carl
" ages, Rugs, &c. Gimps, Dress Cord and
Tassels, Zephyr Worsted, Canvass, &c. Coat
Cords, Cloak Tassels, &c. All kinds of Bindings
and Fancy Trimmings A large assortment of
White Cotton Fringes, &c. &c.
Jie invites attention to his assortment which
will be kept full during the season, as be will I've
receiving the newest and most fashionable styles.
Offered By The Package or othevufse.
Terms and prices shell be such as to give sails
faction.
CT All kinds of TRIMMINGS made to CT
der.
New York, January, lS45. 6l--sm
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The Richmond Enquirer states that
MIR. Calhoun was offered The mission to
England, but he declined it
The New York, News states that Mr.
Silas Wrigh, was offered the Treasury
Department. whiah he declined; aud that
Mr.. b. i. Butler was offered the War
Department, which he declined Mr.. Is.
has, however. received an appointment
probably much mare acceptable 10 him,
IN which he will succeed MIR. Ogden
Hoffman, as worthy 4 gentleman as lives.
~~.sssssy,@,yN>s,>-ses.~8
Wnlear cr ~, q lha Constitution 'tla,
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Wclearn from /" he Constitution iha'
Mr.. rail.oun, accompanied BY his iami-
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BLANKS, for sale at IDS Office.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-14
STATE OF VERMONT,

Orleans District, IS.
The Hon the Probate Court for the District Of Or
leans-'ro all persons concerned in the Estate OF
Simeon 8. Hoyey, late of Albany, in said district.
deceased. interstate, Greeting.
wv HEREAS, Asa X. Smith, Administrator de
W bonis on the estate Of the said deceased
proposes rendering account Of his administration.
and presenting his account against said estate. for al
Iowance, at a session of said Court TO be held at
IrasburLh in said District, the 30th day Of April
next.
Thereiore,you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court. at the time and place afpresaid,and show
cause. ifnny you have, why the said account should
not be allowed And the heirs and all others inter
estrd are also notified 10 appear Mt the same time
oni place and show cause IL any they have, why
further assignment ot personal property should not
De made 10 Ann y liovGy, The widow Of said dc.
-e,.cd 0pcoeoby to her request on file in the
Probate Office.
Dated Irasburgh, in said District, this 22d day
of March a. ID, lsd5.
4Oiw3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-14

lEJ@ Mr. Dillingham; has cheated Vermont out OF
the distinguished honor accorded to her in the annex
ed by voting for tho annexation ofToxas-afier Mr.
Polk arrived at Washington.
From the Lowell Courier,
HONOR TO VERM MONT.
There appeared, not long ago, in of the papers,
published at Washington, the following paragraph:
'rhe President elect was received at Washington
by Committee Of reception consisting Of ono from
each State, Nil Of whom were in favor oflhe annexa
ton Of Texas. Every State WIS represented excel pit
Vermont. and not could be found from that State
who favored Annexation"
Wheroupon, a Lady Of Lowell, threw of the col.
lowing spirited lines
GLORY TO OLD VERMONT! She stands.
Where Freedoms star hath never set;
Though dim its light in other lands,
II shneth on her mountains yet
Right faithfully aud noby still,
Her lree-born sons the. brlh-right keep,
And from each towering rock aud hill,
Her stern ularum soundeth deep.
She will not write her unstnined name
Upon the scroll which adds one more
To those strong links in slnvery's chain,
Too calling in its power before.
And when was heard rallying call
For Slavery's help-Ho who will come
From out her Northern citadel p
A mighty voice made answer-none.
Then honored be her name for aye,
The Good and true Green Mouptain State;
Hers be the fame which cannot die
or being truly, nobly great
God keep her ever thus-a land
Where Freedom hath her strongest towers,
Where brave, free men may proudly stand,
And say-this mountain home is ours.
Lowell, Feb. &c, lsI5. NJ 7. II.
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Concord Railroad.
WINTER .9RR.4NC ENEN

WINTER ARR. AVG E.HENT
Fare reduced to $500 from Concord 10 Boston,
I'm and after the LIST of Nov, Passenger trans
~ will run daily, Sundays excepted, in connec'"4
with the Boston and Lowell, ami Nashua and Low
ell Railroads as follows, viz:
Leave Boston at 7 A NJ, IL a NJ, ard 5 n NJ ~,
Leave Concord at AZ A NJ, 1870 m y 81 fN,
Trains from intermediate places will run as M
lows, viz UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at $40 NJ. 1875 q 6:lOPA
do Nashua at $50 NJ, 1875 NJ d GOV PA
do Manchester 9:35 A NJ, 1870 p M d EaopA
OF Immediately on the arrival OF the cars rom pO'"l
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester $50 NJ, 1921 Pm 4PA
do Nashville $50 A M. LIS P oFf
do Lowell 7:l5 NJ, AM g. 4.45PA
or Immediately on arrival of the cars from ConSOl
The second train from Concord arrives IN pos'V4
in season for Passengers to take the oclocN '''u
New York. .pH
The road connects with the Boston and Maine NY
Road so that passengers may pass betwiA' H IN"
Haverhill, Exeter and Portland either way uuV,
Stages Immediately on the arrival oil the n
at Concord, leave by various routes loI nUp" ,n
Newport, Claremont and Windsor; Tor Leo'nUl A.
Hanover; Plymouth and Haverhill; oanaon 'I WIN
ford; Meredith Bridge, Centre Harbor ana 'ne t',g
Mountains. On the I'd day from Boston, 5 Ess
reach Royalton, Middebury, Montpelier a, "l a. gt
ington connecting there with the steamboat ~"
ges to Ogdensburgh; stages also run from h WSnae
to Stanstead connecting herewith stages ,,ah III
al Numerous other stages connec'"s 4; Na
Concord Railroad run to the principal towns ' H'
Hampshire, Vermont and the Canadas' ,,,Dou
Stages run daily from Franklin and a, san n,y"of @
the IL o'clock train, returning alter INC D"
I'd train from Boston.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows: $50, CoucUd by
Leave Boston at 81 p NJ and arrive NJ 0'''
same evening. -:.. a, Boston
Leave Concord at 81 NJ and arrive ~
at 7 Ia the next morning. ss5O
Freight, First class, So; second class and Boz
Freight should be delivered at ConcG :nsnre DE-
ton an hour at least before leaving " i"' n
livery by the first succeeding tram. o marked, an
Al passengers baggage should d. Os sboud bsG
when valued at more than 500 note a;n, fo dsnas
en- and extra charges paid, or no S Harn
or loss beyond such sum will be AFGHAN IIIIpMAM, supt
Nov. !, 1914.
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From Chambers Journal.

From Chambers Journal
NAEBOD KENS YE.
1--WE extract this piece of drolery from "Whstle
Bankie, Fifth Series" collection Of original songs
published at Glasgow, to which il had been contri-
buted by Mr. II. l., Malone
ARE ye dom ought wee ARE ye thrivin', my mai?
BE thankful 10 Fortune Cor a that she sens ye;
Yen haze plenty Of frien's aye to offer their haa'
When ye medina their countenance-a' oody kens
ye;
A body kens ye,
A. body kens ye,
When ye Eeedna their countenance--a' body kens
ye
But wait ye q wee, ill the tide talks turn
An ava wi the ebb drifts the ayors she sens ye
Cnuld friendship will then leave ye Iane!y 10 mourn
When ye need a their friendship, then naebody
kens We;
Naebody kcns ye, SC.
The crony wha stuck like burr to your side,
An vowed wi his hearts dearest bluid to befren'
hve-guinea note, man. will part ye wide
As if OCEANS and deserts were lynn between ye
Naebody kens ye, sc.
It's the siIler tina, does't man the scr, the sler
It's the sier that breaks We, an maks an mems
Then taxi ye my word fort, there's naebody kens
Naebody kens ye, sc.
But thinkna mean that "a mankind are sac
l:'s the er6y-rrien's that misfortune should
fear aye
There are those worth the name-gude SEN there
Wha' the calder the blast, aye the closer draw
near ys
Naebody kens ye, SC.
The fren's wha can tell US lau'ts to our face,
But aye fra our foes in absence lefen's us,
l.ceze sic hearts o. life's pack he the ace
Wha scorns TO dsown MS when naebody kens us.
CHORUS.
Naebody kens ia, naebody kens US,
Poortnh's dry nurse irae folly whk speans US
She deprives us o. means, just TO show fren's
Wha Wilma disown when naebody kens US.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Orleans District, So.
The Hon the Probate Court for the District Of Or.
lrnus. To all persons concerned IN the estate of
Gabriel Patterson late of Crafsbury, in said dis,
trict, deceased, tesate, Greeting.
" HEREAS. Margaret Patterson, Executor OF
w the viii and Administrator Of the Estate of
the said deceased, proposes rendering account
Of her administration md presenting her account o.
gains; said estate for allowance, a session of said
Court to be held at Irasburgh, in said district,
the 3Qth day of April.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, the time and place aforesaid, and
show cause, if any you have, why the said account
should not he allowed
Dated Irnsburgh, in said District, this 2Ist day
of March, A. ID. 1915,
4OIw3 GEO. NYE. Judge.
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CHARLES HALL, Esq, sc. &c. SC.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

REVEALS recen, letter from Pennsy lyania
states, that interesting revivas Of religion have for
some time been in progress in FIVE different towns in
ono county, where the population is chiefly German,
and among whom tho colporteur system Of visiting
families. sustaining meetings, and distributing reg-
Gus books has been prosecuted the past year.
HAMILTON CoLLEGE. correspondent of the
New York Journal of Commerce states, that tine re-
vval in College, thus far, has resulted in tia hope
full conversion Of thirtyfou five of the Students
including all the senior Glass; with the exception 81
two.
We learn that interesting state Of religious feel
Ing exists in Rev. Mr. Hiddens soca,y in Deerfeld.-=
Let that church have the prayers of the people of
God, that from it work Of grace may break out in
every directioa
The Christian Reflector reports a revival in the
Baptist Society in .Norttwood-.N IT. Journal.
ST. LOUIS Missouri. It is ever refreshing to all
who love Christ, and find their happiness in his
vice, hear ortho saving operations Of his Spirit in
ihe enlargement Of his kingdom. Those churches
who are not peculiarly favored themselves, will re-
joce that the showers Of divine grace experience
ed in some other portions Of the great moral vineyard
The St. Louis &c Herald Of Religious Liberty" says:
God has been pleasedto visit with special ndica-
lions oil his presence several churches IN TINS state,
within few months past; and number of persons
have been led to hope for pardon through the efica
cy of atoning blood There are, at present, some
Encouraging prospects in this city. The heavenly
dove seems to be lowering Religious serv-
ices have been more frequent and better attended
than usual. There have been special appointments
in the Seemed Presbyterian Church in this cy during
the present week; and number Of persons have in
quired earnestly, "What shall we do to be saved 2"
We hope these gracious influences may continue,
and become general in our city, and that al! may
have occasion to say. the Lord is with in very
deed Every b,ne,o ent elA must rejoice in the sl
deviation Of human sorrow, and the prevention ofhu
man guilt. Pure and indebted religion alone. be-
fore God and the Father, accomplish these desir
able ends-can make man holy and happy here,
and prepare him to be truly and forever happy here
after.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-04-14

TENHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
H. is an old rveH tried, and almost universally
approved remedy. 1t has been extensively used for
the last 10 or IS years in almost every city and
in New England and also very extensively at the
Souh and West. 1t is recommended and prescrib-
ed by many Of the most respectable physicians as
safe, Convenient and Very eDfcaciouS medicine, apd
acknowledged by thousands, who have for long
time used it, and continue and recommend it,
to he the most valuable remedy for the above COM
plants offered to the American public
The proprietors Of this article resort TO the
style of advertising which is often adopted at the
present day. They do not wish to deceive the cred
ulous and unsuspec,ng, but appeal with confidence,
to the facts, and experience of discerning public
There are few individuals in New England who have
not used this preparation themselves, who have
friends who have used it. Numerous certificates
from physicians and others, having for many years
been published, it is deemed unnecessary to add any
at this time. Be sure to get the genuine Call for
it by its rOhole name, 'tTegeta6ie Pulmonary Bat
SAM" and avoid "Cdrter's Pulmonary Basam %
and the numerous limitations which have sprung up
in consequence of the great celebrity Of the true
ticle. See that it is signed VIM. Ion'n Cutler. Pre-
pared by Reed, Wing e. Cutler, wholesale druggists
81 Chatham street, Boston, and sold by druggists
apothecaries, and country merchants generally
Price so cents, For sale by J. C. BINGHAM, st.
Johnsbury Plain. 3s3m6