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FRIENDSHIP IN SORROW.

ny MRS. L. II. sIGoURNEY.
Together meath the early morn
We took our joyous way
Where clustering blossoms hid the thorn,
And all arond was gay
And now, when midnight's widest storms
The troubled sleeper wake,
And Fear calls forth its phantom forms,
Shall thy side (orsnke
Together through the vernal grove
In musRg thought we trod,
With Natures kinding charms in love,
Which told our souls of God
And now, when chilling Autumn blows,
And fields their flowers regret,
Amid the fading Of the rose
Shall my friend forget?
Together in our blooming age
To Music's realm we turned,
And bending DER the losson'd page
The same sweet descant learned
And now when Time, that teacher stern,
Hath taught the wall and moan,
Shall TO bowers of pleasure turn,
And leave thee sad and lone
All no! beneath Misfurtune's dart,
Thy cheek beloved with tears,
Thou'rt dearer to my yearning heart
Ttan in thy cloudess yeafs,-
The friendship born of prosperous hours
May have sparkling eye;
But that which smiles when sorrow lowers,
Claims kindred with the sky.
Western Literary Messeng,
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TRaiER Goats.
THE GREAT AMERICAN
Remedy for diseases OfGhc Skin

Kennedy AOH a. eases Oh the SkGRn
ZONES DROPS and PILLS for HUMORS -
~ a medicine successful beyond n parallel in the
cure Of salt rheum scrofua kings evil 81. Anlho
ny's fire erysipelas, scald head eprosy, or white
scarf letter ringwoTm prairie itch and all bumors
internal or external. This medicine is no humbug-
no moonshine, but perfectly safe and astonishing
eficacous remedy for the above named complaints
and no other Call-call call NOW, on the ug-
ents for proof Try just directed and if
not right. The proprietor is allowed among others,
to refer TO Hon. Geo. ID. Upham, Claremont, Hon. !.
]. Gilchrst, and Rev. a. II. Fullerton, Charlestown
all ofwhem have used the medicine either themselves
members Of their families.
From Mr. Labaree, junior partner of the firm of Sim
con Willard Sc Co., Hartland, VT.
II must be true that Jones Drops for Humors,"
invaluable medicine for the complaints for
which it is designed for had personal experience of
the surprising power more than Is months ago, over
an exceedingly distressing and oathsome disease of
the skin of many years standing, for which the Sara
toga and Clarendon waters and all other remedies
trey failed of a cure BY patient and persevering
of said drops am entirely relieved of that disease
and hereby do most honestly and earnestly advise II,
similarly afflicted to procure and use them.
Hartland, Dec. 8, IS43. ]. w. LABEREE.
From l.. M. Wood, Esq merchant in South Wood
stock, VT.
The fact is, in my opinion, that "Jones' Drops for
humers, do the diseases for which it is prepared
altogether beyond any thing within my knowledge g
is evidently the greater medicine before the public for
the erupous of the skin, for in the of two bottles
of then, have found remarkable relief from the
salt rheum-and dreadful it was too-so afflict
ed as to incapacitate me from putting on or of my
clothes, and attended with burning, itching and ir-
ritating, no adequately understand but by
painful experience. Let Others say, patiently faith
fully and perseveringly try said Drops and they must
fully concur with me in opinion of their merits.
So Woodstock, Dec. 8, ls43 l.. M. WOOD
From Mr. Dinsmore. Duty to suffering humanity
compels to offer my testimony to the efficacy Of
Jones' Drops for humors' For the last 25 years I
have been troubled with atflicion on my lin, pro.
nounced by physicians a cancer Many physicians
consulted g. prescriptions used during that time
but to purpose, until was induced to make trial
of the above Drops which resulted in a perfect cure
after taking one and half bottles. t.t--
Hartand Dec. 10, Is45. j. r. DINSMORE
Price $3.50 per bottle, 2 boxes Pills. requiring
from to ~ weeks to use, and in many cases is suf
ticient to effect eobstinate cases need or more
No medicine is cheap because none is so eicacious
For sale by N. w. French, Luneuburgh, j. G. Oar
ling, Concord; M. X. Parks md J. G. Kent g. Co.
Waterford, d. E. Denison, Gudhall Brown s. Co.
Northumberland L. p. Parks, ]. Jewett s. Co., DIR
McNab, Barnet, J. C. Bingham only in st. Johns
bury. 4lOeowly
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Hsy q. G. wilder,

On Tuesday meet, July lst, is45.
NX7ILL be opened assortment Of the Choicest
w GO o d S. He hopes notwithstanding
the laieness of the again attract tho sen
ton of his friends and customers and those in want
of bargains. He received hiS Goods cheap and with
other facilities combined, feels confident that they
will suit all purchasers in quality and prices. The
public respectfully invited to call and examine
for themselves
st. Johnsbury, June 20, 1915. 4l3tf
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Poetry.
BIRDS IN SUMMER.
ny MARY MowIrr.

ny MARY HowIrr.
How pleasant the life Of bird must be,
Fitting about in each lonfy trees
In the leafy tree so broad and tall,
Like green and beautiful pniace hail.
With its airy chambers, light and boon,
That open to sun, and stars and moon;
That open unto the bright blue sky,
And the lrolicsome winds as they wander by.
They have loft their nests ia the forest boush,
Those homes Of delight they need not now;
And the young and the old they wander out,
And traverse their green world round nbce.
And, bark! ut the top of this lea(y hall,
How one to the other they lovingly call,
"COme up, come up!' they seem to say,
"Where the topmosi twigs on the breezes swnyr'
"Come up come up, for the world is fair,
Where the merry leaves dance in the summer air!''
And the birds below give bnck the cry.
"We come, we come, to the branches high''
How pleasant the life Of the birds must be,
Living in love in leaGy tree;
And away through the air whit joy to go,
And to look on the green, bright earth beiuw!
How pleasant the life Of a bird must be,
Swimming about on the breezy sea,
Cresng the pillows like slvcry foam,
And then wheeling away to its cif-bult homoi
What JOY il must be to sail, upborne
BY strong free wind, through the rosy morn,
10 meet the young sun face to face,
And pierce like shaft the boundless space!
To pass through the bowers Of the silver cloud,
And to sing in the thunder halls aloud;
TO spread out the wings for n wild, free fight
With tho upper cloud Winds what delight!
oh what would give, like bird, to go
Right on through the arch OF the sun.lit bow,
And to sUe how the water drops are kissed,
Into green, and yellow, and amethyst!
How pleasant the life of bird must be,
Wherever il listuth there 10 fee;
To go when joyful fancy calls
Dashiug adown mong the waterfalls,
Then wheeling about with its mites at play,
Above and below, and among the spray,
Hither and thither, with scrams as wild
As the Laughing mirth Of rosy ehld
What joy il must be, like n living breeze,
To foter about 'mong the Towering trees;
Lightly 10 soar, and to see beneath
The wastes ofihe blossoming purple heath,
And the yellow furse, like fields Of gold,
that gladden. some fairy region old;
On mountain tops, on the billowy sea,
On the leafy stems Of The forest tree,
How pleasant the life OF a bird must be!
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Fashionable Tailoring Establishment


VJAS just received the SPRING and SUM
Il a. .lTER FASHIONS for 1915, and is prepar-
ed to execute all work entrusted him in fashion
able and enduring manner at the shortest notice and
ut the most reasonable prices. All work done by
him QJ'pgarrdnted 10 it,
uJCutng done for others to make up.
Danville Green May l6, lSf5. d0Stf
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LATEST ARRIV Al.

TNNHE subscribers have the pleasure of informing
IL their friends and the public that they have just
received their supply of
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N o TICE .

TVNIE subscriber would inform his friends and the
Il public generally, that in consequence of i'll
health he has reIinquishcd his Foundry and Ma
chine Business. The business will he continued by
his SUCCESSORS, ]. G. Il ]. H. PADDOCK g. co.
whom he would take this occasion to recommend 20
the confidence and patronage of his former customers
and friends, having been long connected with the
business and familiar with all its branches.
HUXHAM PADDOCK.
st. Johnsbury April |, 1916. 402tf
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Chairs 4! Chairs -!
Flour for Sale,

A LSo Lumber of all kinds, cheap, Sy
"A c. C. WILDER
ST. Johnsbury Plain, May 10, ls45 lOGd
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"PRAY WITHOUT CEAsING.n

A number of ministers were assembled for the dis
cusscn Of difficult questions, among others ask
ed, 'How the command to pray wiihout ccasing
could be complied with - Various supposi,ions
we're started, and at length one of the number was
appointed to write upon it, and read it at the next
meeting; which being overheard by plain, sensible
girl, she exclaimed, "Wha;! a whole month wanted
tell the meaning of that text 1t is one Of tho ea-
siest and best texts in the Bible" "Well,' said the
old minister, 'Mary, whn. you say about it p
Let US know how you understand it, can you pray
all the time?'' go yes, sir 'sWhat! when YOU
have many things to do a. "Why sir, the more
have to do the moro can pray "Indeed! well
Mary, do let know how it is, for the most people
think Otherwise ''We SIR" said the girl, 'when
first open my eyes in the morning, pray Lord open
the eyes Of my understanding; and while am dress
ing, pray that may be clothed with the robo Of
righteousness; and when have washed me, ask
for the washing degeneration; and as I begin TO
work, pray that may have strength equal to my
duty. When begin to kinde up the fire, pray
that Ged 8 work may revive in my soul; and rs |
sweep cut the house, pray that my heart may be
cieansed from all Impurities: aud while preparing and
partaking of breakfast, desire TO be fed with the
hidden mamma and the sincere milk of the word, and
as am busy with the little children, l look up to
God my Father and pray for the spirit of adoption
that may be his child-and so all day. Every
thing do furnishes me with thought for pray
er,''--"Enough, enough" cried the old divine,
<'these things revealed to babes, s. hidden from
the wise and prudent. Go on, Mary pray ,ciho ceas
ing. And as for US, my brethren, let bless the
Lord for this exposition, and remember that he has
said the meek will he guide in Judgment
The essay, as matter Of course, was not consid-
cred necessary after this event occurred
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Notice Extram"~A Card.

TENHE subscriber, ever grateful forpubic ,tronagc,
would take this method to acknowledge with
thankfulness, the kindness of generous public in
contributing literally to his necessity in his late
adversely and would say, that through the liberality
Of the public generally, aud the assistance of his
friends in particular he has been enabled to rebuild
his Factory at South Danvillc, destroyed by fire on
the 2lst Of December last and has put into operation
a large and elegant set of machinery superior prob.
ably TO any sci TO running in this part Of the
county, and equal TO any ever started in our manu-
featuring New England.
Thus his now Factory being in full and successful
operation, and having employed experienced work.
men to assist in carrying the same, he is pre-
pared to receive wool to work shares, or by tte
yard into good cassimeres fuled cloths, flannels Of
all colors, double width blankets, horse blankets,
blanket. shaws &c. &C., and in addition to that, he
has superior set of machinery for cardng rolls and
dressing custom cloth; and soliciting tho patronage
Of the public ns formerly, he would invite the at
tention Of the growers and dealers in wool and cloth
to his and elegant machinery, and would
them that their work shall be done in and in
first rate order.
GTWanted in exchange for work 500 barrels of
good old soap. Also, all kinds of country produce
received, usual, for which liberal price will he
given. All work warranted and damages made
good. CALEB HARVEY.
Danve May Is, 1915. 4Ostf
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Real EeStatc for sale mt "a Bar
gain.

gain.
FENHE subscriber wishing to go West. oilers for
n sale the well known
VERN STAND,
situated at St. Johnsbury Plain, Vt. Said stand
is too well known to admit of any recommendation,
or even one word in its favor. Said stand will be
sold cheap and liberal credit given. For further
particulars enquire of the subscriber the premises
The subscriber offers for sale first rate F.2R.H
under good improvement situated at Lunenburgh,
VT. in pleasant village. .-..
Said Farm consists Of about so acres all under
good improvement and well fenced with wall, with
good buildings thereon.
Also--a right in common for wood lot, with
bout 35 acres cleared.
He also offers one other farm in said Lunenburgh
situated about miles from the village, consisting of
100 acres of excellent land, with convenient build
ings thereon.
Also 100 acres of wild land situated in said Lu.
nenburgh, about mile from said last mentioned
farm, well calculated for farm
For further particulars, enquire of the subscriber
at ST. Johnsbury, it respects the farms, of Levi
A. MooRE, on the premises, or ]. w. HARrsHoRN,
or GEO. w. GATES, of Lunenburgh.
GEO. E. HOLMES.
st. Iohnsbury, June &c, 1916. 4l3lf
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The Gear ofthe Lord is the beginning of wisdom.
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A LIGHT BURDEN. ''Ny burden is light" A
light burden, indeed, which carries him that bears it,
have looked through ell nature for resemblance
of this, and seem to find shadow Of il in the wings
of bird which indeed borne by the creature and
yet support her flight towards heaven.-St. Bernard
The Gear Of the Lord IL The heninninn of ,,,isda1,a
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CHEAP WOODEN and LINEN
GOODS,
vNNIE Subscribers beg leave call the attention Of
n the citizens of the United States to the
New and splendid stock Of
NOOIen and Linen Goods

~OOACM G1hH hhMCh VHOOHs
thoy have just received from Montreal. The follow
ing is sample of the prices at which they offer their
Goods viz .....t.. r...
Blue black and invisible gieen superHne Broad
cloths, $500; black Orleans 81 40 cts; Lama
Cloth GALL wool) 80 40 cts; Nous de Laine dress
es, 20 eta. per yard; Chene Chusans, printed Mus
lin and Chene do. 20 a 80 cts. ParsiOns and fgur-
cd Orleans, 25 a SO cts; Calicoes 10 20 cts. new
styles and fast colors; Cd Tweeds common do; Gam
broons, Doeskin Cassimeres, &c. &C. ~ cts. ST.
90; Tartan Ginghams, Earlston do. do. Is % cite.
bingham Hdkfs ! 8 cts. each; Linen Cambria Hdkis
10 80 cents. Table Cloths bleached and unbeach-
ed, Diapers, Huckabacks, Towelngs, Table Nap
kins, &c. in proportion.
The subscribers also offer Knives, Scizzors, Saws,
and other Hardware at proportionaby low rates.
Also, CROCKERY of every description.
WILLIAM BROWN e. co.
Stanstead Plain, G. f.. July 2, 1874. 363f
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The Ladies

WILL. find choice selection of rich Dress Goods,
w Bonnets Ribbons, Face Flowers. Trimming
for Bonnes. Cap Laces AMI Edgings and style
trimming foI Caps; Lace for Caps, Cambria Edging
and Insertions; Silks and Lawns for Bonnets, Cra-
watts, Gloves, Mitts linen Hdkfs, Parasols and sun
Shades, Cacos, French and common Kid Shoes, and
a "A GREAT VARIETY OF F.2.NCY .ART.I.
CT Els, at very low prices, at
E. JEWETT s. cos.
April 80. 4O5tf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-24
By o. O. Dease.
TERMS.

The Trne Democrat IS published
ereyy Wednesday, et THREE DOLLARS per
GanDM.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at tie usual
rates, ui=: One Dollar per square, ten lines
or Isss) for the first insertion, and fifty cents
for each continuance. A liberal discount al
Islosd to those lchO advertise By the gear. An
nOnneing county Candidates for any office Jfve
dollars-others, ten dollars.
jon Work execpted sriM neatness and des
patch.
Letters on business connected aeih lie
office, mast be POST PAID, TO ensure attention
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-09-24


. CEoFs-HavIng travelled over several Of
the cotton growing counties Of this STATE. within
the las lew days we are, from our own obser.
walton and reliable Information, Wsrrauted In
preiiciinga shoH crop A few weeks sines
the prospects for large crops 10 this and the al
joining eouuiiet were. seldom II ever betfef
Bui since then he prpspecthas gradually a..
cine, until al present. a.lnnEfop Il fully =,
much - We can expect We were On Mon.
day last Informed bya planter of this County
that % bis pausali0n, yield Of one-Efh Of
bale 70 theacre e IS much ss hserpecis
10 Ieusss parish, opposiis thif place. tb.rs
are many me crops but The crops rsnsnIh-
vii AL considerably below % average ~
Pianiatioua that were i1u1ists3 Ia r,,so.
VIII noi producs mere than o1s hslf der -
yieid We aw three hunircd scrrr n -
ooays Whieh We we're iniorrast 81 he usu.eer.
would noi produce mere ihan ssslnlv,.7ivs ~,
% he bsyouf Tsntss. Musoa. Ire crors ~ 4
NJ g Be- vsTL iIae.--Gruud g. fSlsr
Arh csgtis 81 a'1ii56sI 81 ssrini.t
isciafes --Poor cd, nur s-iu-s n. -.
mrs 'fFu-gs,sTy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17

practicable; the wolf Is resolved OF seizins his
prey, and il signifies bat little thai the lamb stood
Mr' Polk holds somewhat similar though Jess
precise, langusge, IS TO the Oregon erriiory. He
pledge, hirl=ef at the very outset OF MS career,
and with the full knowledge that negotiations are
actually gong on between his Cabinet and GIeat T
the Oregon is clear and unque=uonable. But II
NAV spare time likely 70 be consumed IN very un-
profitable discussion il we express an opinion, al
least as decided IS MS own that. IN spite OF MS
n1aurarders and what he terms his constitutional
rights, the territory OF the Oregon will never be
wrested rom the British Crown, 70 which II be-
longs but by WAR. 3lr Polk ayers. that 10 enlarge
the limits OF the Unihn Is 10 extend the dominion
of peace over additional territories and increasing
millions: but ne will fad that when they are so
far extended include the rightful possessions
of the British empire they will encounter lhe hos
tity and the resolution OF people not interior 10
the populace Of the United States N sPlrit or IN
resources.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
YALrABLE EIrERNAL REMEDY.

HUNTS LINtliENT.-This ceiebrssei remedy Is
for tn- hFt csr> - ~ Nei ork Puciic the csl-
tsiuly introduced has induced th= Proristor 10
sale th7oG- she court- There hts been
discovered errr1al rsm- ha; h,s prov- esrlln "a Us
II permanently rulr. tn !pl diseases hs41
B--siS, y feettGrs saess - rae oiats. G0s
cfth. seies Br-ts Sal Rkea-E, Group .lsf
y: rs fccs. Tooth .ieae. &c Sc
h- uiioviac iet:ss from ihe hchr emGerr Physicians
VINO hiv- hld charge the Hospital Sing Ssare
Pison fo- tn powerful evidence 10 taVos
e TINS celebrated rI-rsi Remedy. and IS tsuhce -lla
tai worthy t= confidence % ;he 7asEic FOR lr
eylar me Certificates Accompanying zach box Frcs .
SING Sr~G December 2s;h. 1874.
,!y Der Si. Received ruur yes;erly ,ssrc
opinion restI'n 20 Hunts Llnr-1t, prepared ey M u =
>;a4ion Knowing lis composition. 1Ed hATrs irednenuy
used IT. cn recommend 20 you IS safe external remedy
ana IL ray opinion IL best LinneaI new
F-.y 1.Giy and Fesiye;ia, ,sG; Il yoGrs; ~,
Col. PIrrRr v.~ CouRr1A~pr
fully concur IN the ABOVE orlai,99n err, ,,D
This Lnir-7t i sold By Rushon Co 10 Broadway. 70
Asrcr HoGse: Broadway Foursenthstr-et A. D.
Sands . Fulton street ~ Broadway a East Broadway
A<piuwall. So william s.; N-aSr. 5ll Broadway Srion:
CrlBdts: Huests. IJi Na..tu-st cor ot Ann; nsal
Canal and Hudson; Austin. corner Cedar aud Nassau
CcdiHgtoH 303 HuGSoEs,; Graham, OF Old lp and
Waf-r-st HhcardS Cobb. a6 loh Mr.. HIVES i9 nj
Brooklyn: ant Druggists -ensrly hronghout ne 1n'ted
starcs aud By HOADLEi PHI LLP> 90. ~ " a;-r;
y y who the wholesale ss-GtS o[tsrs .ddreSsed
20 them or 10 the 7sopnsoF At ins 2.9c wlii D. TO-
Bash Hv1ysr 7s Disbrow "a 4 Hill elS Ciresnwich.,,
Guna Be-cker and hri.,oPhsr,t WATSON 90 ltnarine
Cox 10 sih avenue; Sargent. sab street aud ID vrnue'
Gthi au-aue; Jackson 40 Cherryst RoI'on.
street: Hart SIS t;rindsf: VI Bunr il ia.6and 10;
9 avenue; COggeshal Chahsn-st, Cumbie h7usion and
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,
az NyITIrlM 4, S-rs

&rA The subscriber respectfully informs the public tbst
" he has leased tho abuv- establishment and now Prc-
-sA-psgrl "a accommodate them with Board and Lodging
very moderate has been put in the most Thorough
and complete repair painted and reed with a!ditons new
FURNITURE he Wi, not usual what he nteuds 20 do
but solicts the travelling community TO s, 1pd sivs him
trial judge for thrmcvrS that the establishment undrs
his management deserving of the patronage Of the public
The location sgg central hmsnss oilers Inducements 10
passed by other house IN the city. Terms 81 day
per week IN proportion.
The subscriber call the attention Of parties that
the Assembly Room will BE- let To those giving Balls and
Concerts Tor the OF the season aud that tbs
will shortly " put complete repair and hsd
magnificent style lie IN e call, the attention Of the
ssiona gentlemen the law that his for arbitrsors
nd referees has uDJegpns nertnn ard that he q, rvsdy 70
accommodate them reasonable t-rms~hlch will b. seen
by his regulation uf room hire.
y. DA select number Of Permanent Bo,rd.r, will b.
mao 3rn MINoRD s. THREsHER
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-17
COM STOCK & CO.
No q Courtland-strcet,
IIaYr Dn hand

No 2, ,courtand.,treet
Have on hand
Al 'nI hn%T'iiScTL IS. '%'
Such uaboundel
MOVING ali pain 1om burns and always healing without
blister 1t viii also the following complaints or
se"id,. ssJat BrS.ss. ,s1''' F!.s either Blind or
RHEUMAfrsM Coqtr'cttd cord, sun Joints snd GCst
M 9ds1 ;"d ss sa'4 Ss ts .S
personally referred genilenen Of the highest sia@iag IN
& & .a bey are @ msrned % TO eu any case
DE1FYEss-br. MeNsls .9Gcu,,e OIL ha. r!Orsd very
firm c,sn' cig II Th who hy @ 't5 h 2 Win h y eSm s
CoMsocfs Errqetef SqrsapqriHa i a, pa!s AZ article
eiG cd to u'e i;-brag dozen
M 9sLy ee 55 @ will T,aa ally P"r iss faodD m .he
u'f Of C5ony % VII find sur rfi,e lram IT. will
color the Hair hats from light brown to jet rLAcH
" Hae as. You Re@chs Or BG Bugs in Your ousA ,uc
1rmma;or ohele noIiou. ,eIml may bs had At al Court
Tie Chinese Hal, Erqdicator-vorraOrd to remove the
har .he Face Neck 4Hd Arms aud will not nare the
Dr. sDein's Remedy fer He Nerroas or Bhieps Sek
H,aL.ieheH hole families every member OF which w-'
tTstsrs BasaH cf VIA Cie,7y-Ey,r,et Of Liv.rwor
and Bsl,am of Liveot Tor all diseases OF the Lungs
Ne.r D.eo9s,By which II sGys, sod rFs. , may s5 be
" lih one application year /, will keep Stoves and Pipes
from ru.tiag through the summer Piies 25 cents 49,.
L%aeg y ,t5s ps . Sdsestion or 5syene,s &c
Dtes eas 'i ssic Rair 6a-t gives The hair teau,u
CLOS, and ncnrs it to curt aud wholly unlike any other
Oil never soil. the fines, Ladies Hats 81 the least.
Pres.rre and Regutyy the Hair-By us,ns the Genuine
Oldge Balm of Colsnbl which Immediately stops the
H. faliEg and r-soreS BALD IL keeps
the HT ;ee from p,SoEvFF rscrRF sold oNLf genuine
. Courtland street. -
IFsIch Tooi-.lchs Drops NYirranied 20 AMI will
nnt injure t--ta gums frice. = cents bottle
WORAlS.-ko!msiOek', VermJ.-.-l Is entirely vEGE-
TABLE and nIrre the most delicate CHILD even
.houd there he Pnce, 2o cents.
Hay LiRiment-W cure ANY Csc of PfLE,, teithsr
Blind or Bl--iing ~ ,REANTEp.
CAUTION 10 BE RENENEERED,-Th .bove-
nsraed Articles sold ONLY genuine in this CITY BY
CoMsrocS GO. q touhland STREET and BY DR.. Flsld,
n l. corner Of IhId Ay-uue aud T-lth tin brooklyn.
10 tu!ton-s;. REMEMBER THE NUMBERS! IASE
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