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IIyHE subscriber has the pleasure TO nnnnunce

TNHE subscriber has the pleasure to announce
- TO his friends sad the pubic hat he just
received and opened stock Of
style articles his line dcct from France consists French
bonbon rich Nictnss in The richest style AM Of Taey
FraDss Wh fancy port desey finished Bonbon EraVurr
Rapseug Bats Gum BP Cvfdisl Drops, Cheny kcrnes
Jared Fbrrts sugar Almonds Vsns Lepns AMI Rose
white Almonds Glaze De fas Hats Zap. Cgroei Fors Ohoco
late Sks SuRau Of Chocoilts, lag mi small Hands
emeB well hnscd Squared rtacs Jububc Pop kssc
and ahoa large assortment of Ornaments for Cases
sirgf other parties entirely 81 syie. mint
and rHger LoienFss Cfysssd FRUITS Jim Crows
Cordas Preserved Fruit such - Pahss Ius Ginger
wise Cobirie-, Fancy BoSes and Thousand oc ares 1
numerous mention for AZ the
lime The Food for inspecon snd shou happy
70 sheE tne any 90
Posie the ~ IN 1ave,n pe.pecfuny.
ASQREw PiyLINL
mn ST
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T. HIN A-HALL

FALL SUPPLY OF
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENwARE
~ the ships Montezuma aud Adirondack. via
New York and the Vugnian City Po.ns froa Liverpool
n sup-er ha rfse'fed .s I.e. OF Supplies
we 'h snip hark away from Liverpool daily expected At
y ro he VIII receive the remainder China ard
hartrn~ar- direct sm the CONSISTING Of me-,
shapes and PATTERNS. - Wv
" We regular packets from Boston he receipt his SUP
Ph-s OF ''las-, from the AM ptrnat Ia onr,
Ia all wbO may want. ~
nv s si silsss Is s'iuss 'a.ae-irns h,-
"hO Guy Tor cash. and 10 paneiusI easluinsn-
49, age as-orneni VI Lard I-auy LooI ns GasS.- sos,
Ware &c. "a uIfCu Nv arr
au 70 No. Wet N.,o
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REMOV AL.
JOSEPH BONAVITA respectfully informs his


Joseph BONAVlTA respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally. that removed his
Confectionery Il Fancy store
from No 3 No sG Main Street tn.r sor IN Ax-t.
Van Lew smith Co. and opposite Me--rs r. Pnee
Co. where he hopes by n~nt
Inuales of their
Constantly hand choice assortment OF French
Cshdes and all other kinds Of with
general Assortment OF thing fresh and
dried Fruits Preserves Of all kinds Fancy Toy.
Having lately returned from with large snI
STOCK o. "ood' he assures those Who
That The quality and pree eanno, fail o please.
Tbe subscriber public ia. very b,r
al patronage bestowed hun for year,,
~ 10 see them at his Store letter PREPARED To
Country Merchants would 10 10 call on him.
JOSEPH BONAvITA
No. 20 West Main Street.
&c Richmond. Va.
Scorrs SUPERIOR IRON sAFfs warranted to stand longer
~ in the fire than any u--Latey tested in the r.a,
Gre Al Pittsburs, &c.
PITTsBU6H, 10th May, ls45.
10 hereby certify that April lsi5 when my ucs
IN Tins cay Was destroyed by the my
specie &c were preserved perfectly uanurd ahoafh in the
midst OF tie flames OF the wI eonnaxra
ton by Asbestos Fire Proof by John
AIIrx gp .upp
Mi h is an Exchange Broker in Il large business
The following from citizens who was burned
out some time since baltimore:
Mr.. SCoTT, Baltimore
sH-seeins certificate OF your A.be-io. Cb-.t, pub
hsnsd IN '- Pao o. the la instant hereby
~ OF others that lad all my books bank pre-
seNei Ia one Of your chests yours, respectfully
49, JOHN CARSON.
W ~ hseLn Tor ths manufacturer,
sitrs- ~ WILLIAMS GHaNAII.
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PEKIN TEA COMPANY.
OF TEAS. on sale nj tho

u 80, - ib-NS, on saie Ut inc II Ell
- warehouse OF the Pelxiu Tea Company, importers
I" e serh anu Black Teas No Is Fulton Street. New York
ine eas IN this Catalogue are done quarter
Pouau h pound aud one pound paekares-e nrr inside
wrapper lead Tie second wrapper
1 W ~faiPr' oi 'mne-- nee paper The Company
~ wv go ieas, oone up IN nus superior manner all OF
hs gown IN the most luxurious districts China Country
.. pasAeu Va one eh.'I ihee Teas also come i've
paSA~rr called qla''ooh- very convenient tan
''' Co. r.
~. III. -. ''" fe''
n so
n ""''' bsl
No a. , a 15
flo 40 si,y., I.,f 90
sls.s L..,-s.L,ou ,sL .,., hv l.,.. ,..,. 49,, ", W
utoat. mad. o, N. 81. " So VI '"e
youny Hy.o, t,oL., 60, pI.n,.,.a.
G.,s,s Cuar-TI,. - M, nna", ~ r 80" to~m' 'o
a, n. ~ ~. o., -. -, - -, - h 'hnA
Is,.v oS A., $1,000, 80 -, Ieen cas- of Us De
reached ,hi. ronn,y go, IN 80, - % Yea mas never
dyson !. ys,, nm. p " ~ ' - p''Seh" !" importer
do plan,,io, ,,ouu 60
Gu.pow der good w
do .un.,io, f,..I .uo,.,,,,,- -. A.. -, 90
M ...I - ,,~n,,,oa -, ''''" W
Imperial good, -
grant Tread -onstruus t.L,,y,I 90
DO Gus leaf vsTy superior Is
nyson skin good. flavor. y
DO do rlta fine, sal
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NUMBER IA
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

~ . - -
on rBE Rh2BT Nam slDF so, -
ArkEET TWo nn.. eoi'N. bkos rfhoss
VWyHERL, 80, T. '"oS Tns tosSEs.
w "aeAs "sey w oWained tho mcsl soe<dv
r"m'sy toe sosouhr. t5-s,s ss,,et,,,. s--..s -.
he>- pan IN the ios affections of k..,, al. ,v.r, 49,
vs p,1s OF . s.er.t Discs.
So"h w 5000 IT'D. OK NO CHARGE MADE
IN fkOM ONE To TWO DAYS
ArSndourg from, 2 In H. $500 az, a., a.
ND INUINCsE, ~ "Y".
, ,.., - ~ WINS ON,
' :" "s s"Sh '"hete Of ssusoss LS<ssG.ss Of -
40 nan I|onsoo and Graduate of ~ - s.I
- NV 's'' Sn~a may be ees>shed is~as>s "a .S~s
" ~ -" "HN'r' Out "ofe especially in all ~
ttkIAls uskAsk.
~~n the missa,a-d and spsuds ps-~..r. A. 4, A.
osa - --. Of TIN. paiahs ds-a-,. sn.s 49,. a.,
, n-r :" shame os df.sh % assssvssy a-s-ss - os..
S orn1 hu' delaying 'h th< e".-faf.ssi s,sps.c, .fu.
bofa d,-o~s- NAH i,r APPEARANCE. uer.s.S -. 49,
Js-s-sd Nocturnal Pain. IN tn 80 - -. ese>A
s. nod, On tn .s,a so.-s ssd shss .. n.
- :, =, rr.es-ns viii uiskufsi r,o-At,
ssa hs victim OF hs a~mi dsss.e beeoaz.s basrS 60. ~
.a. "a. , at.aa pu D.r"L 70 h .usas. y
efosr p HSsTOs 80. r-"ts" Ts ssaA
W. Nan 'e3s IN III. -.
- .sa .a . So. ~ .. Gao soA'A,-"u.Hy ss.a.as.
49,. ''s"" VI ths Assrt ~
10 . m.ianefs.l, I.e th.t ,h.s,...,- =.
d,-s,,. a~,.. 40 NJ. "a 'isunss u tAis
Of thai i-spy uo.on S.r,.a,r 80. 49, vhs ~ IL
sufferer IL a. ess si-hss
TN re.idas VI h- LIs essr.Az&
FATAL AAEADY
~ TAkE NoIIsl -rhas- A.. n.
solutions By certain paere- sp<<aa, ..s.a -'' -
Wbata ptiy thai young hsp< Vi n, sosa, 80 ,
.aiur. and iniur,ar IN e,,.'. a.. :. .sa Ne ~
ore contemplating wv p~ss~@s ss
MARR,.cp
should reject that a .oa,a r,,.i "a -, - :,
,-oni.,,s. =, n,o.-, M oody are the noa
sh uuo1sh m becomes plsrEase Ae u,,r,
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VISIT Oak HALL,
BOSTON, Mass
HE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL.


IO!N the suggestion oi several gentlemen of
Richmond, Va and vicinity. whl the habit
nx To my establishment their orders Clothing
lowing Advertisement for the Of habit
Of paying large sums for their Closhins
Al communications AID orders must be paid aeeoma
med Win the money or d-h payable in Boston
gentleman wishing Va send his order will please
eorpnrnt or slim his sh and his weight ao his
ea'ue bui should prefer perfectly his
measure hsen by soi TAILOR Tor Coats Pants ard VESTS
insure ~ od NJ ,, -
FALL CAMPAIGN!
maHuificent. Chnste md Original Designs for
Reniodeling Oak Hall for all Trade!
AbNICE 10 PROFESSIONAL. MEN, MERCHANTS. CLERKS
WITH MODERATE SALARIES FARMERS, MECHANICS
SEMEN, flkEMEN AND OTHERS! VISIT OAK HALL.
ARRIVAL W FALL GOODS! To WHOLESALE DEA-
LERs!
would again most inform the citizens OF Boston
strangers visiting s city amer delay
time have not been s' have eoppktei on
the Do magnificent scale greatly
mehb Tue HAN Is -r-nddy decorated with almost Magic Ee
-, - - - .AI.l.-. 49, 800 ..- .-,.-a
- -, us I uSNahAse ibr paintings which
49, III A., 80, - 'aa,'e ana appropriate 'hat every
Is.;gn - 81, ~ r. r.,,, ~ " si,'s " me
is y; ua a. " Hy ~ " , ~ inc
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,


'UNhE winter Course of Lectures in the Med,
cal Department II HamIisn -yds~y Coss- oil comm.
IN keh"o"d on Monday the 9Th OCTOBER and CONT,
nue. until the last of February following
The college Eiine. has h~,n eo,.o,-,.a
every arrangement has been made Al. IN. al
sies which are obtained a. sias.-
addition to thu usual Lectures surgical Cssr..
~" gwen regularly At the Col~s. Hospital
rsn-'.nay and Ar""'"y BY which hav. the
opportunity NJ witnessing the dares South ana
~heh o. VIII De called
professional f. Th- number major surre.
ICONS. which hive been y~sry .
has ALREADY Claimed foS The Col~g~ pu.,os 1
l.sdinx school for Surgical instruction..
- '
l. W CHAhBERLAYNE " d, Prof Therapeutic. and N.
terra A-diea. 49, ~
L. BoHANsAN. II. H. P,oG oeA-,re. .ps Disease. Of
Wotu-u aud Children.
ItfFkEs WYNAN. N. D. Prof ANATOMY sBI Phy.o.xy
Nor u WARNER, NJ o., Professor surgery
s~kATf2- AACPiN 81. D., Prof Ch.m.ir, AMI Ph.ro...,
ChkTkk r. JoHNsON, ". D. D-tpoostnL,s Of Aa.tom,
lie abundance of materials the
ss e"" OF the DeetDx hooai to ..,
Thoroughly t~
"a ths us- at s'Iryiezl
Go-t Boarding. hrhi. fuel ami .-,x.nt.
can b. procured from $50 Ia s. ~ week
'1Hsnt banh Nosrs which th- s,ds,,. .
ssjsi Will b. t4k.h Lsk.ts
aug. L. WARNER Nd
af thu
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MITSIC

SGNOH George tales pleasure IN informing the
~ of Richmond aud that he has located
this city and preatd Lessons
HAfai fsse Sgnor George viii
Guitar CaIonette, Flute comofean Kent Bue French Hon.
a. &c His Toi IsTHsfoHs such style
fail 10 give hi prpis thorough knowledge Of
Classes may BE- fomrd at hs residents Bank rect 9th
Ladies who prefer H. Will be saItu residences
uenen Who drfe Ia fCnB lsEr BaAd themselves
do AMI Ieefiys n-cOhs at kind of wind
moderate -Thr slAs- Ia b. a Evening
Any len the residence
TAylors Music ston Mach WO-hou--. " Randolph
q VIII be poInpllN ali.nied 90 g3--hm
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JOHN V. HARDW1CKE,
nEn mud 'Ta.IAE

AZ iusS returned from the Norh with the fashionable
Goods impaired fu the tradeh-y not To be excel ed
qvsy here elsewbef- lie pubic
generally n cali and ibsn ~, pledges himself
Ihrm asrSsonsbe terms ~ The quay be purchased
AM In In he
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

iahhh Manufacturing Company have AZ ia.
rAfLh MILL near Tie I'cPOt saa.sn Railroad so,I
ssof-nt :" eIua sopeThse -tt.s hied and
dat cap Pal-fs rlcd A pn medium pr,utins -ay .ns
Wrapping pAp~rs OF various ~lo,-.I.
Pfee bsir manufacture will bear eoaipA.dn l to
s Norhefn Factory THY rlep4,s ute
any u--sfpon OF ta4i he their
elus sh-L.s ami dealer. 10 can a. a.,
Nall 4ai eIadine for themselves -. a. :,
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NATIONAL Loan fUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOClErY OF LONDON.
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF
CAPITAL E50O,0OO, OR $4,000 oOO!
O"fTED STATES EocsL s0<RD OF Dm.cToss
!Acos HARVEY. ~, CAabssa
less j. PALssa, Es9-
JssAruas coosurs, -.
JAaRs boosnAs. ksq.
ESQ BAkctAs E>g.
eAnf fiouLAsD Esq
Goan.H A. WokTr, va.
s.s'L n. Pos. Ess.
ssxxgss.
herelHnas nsnk " New Yo,s
oesIL Agent for the Usael Bt,t t.,,h
Coloess Hon J. LHAspsR srAaA
'UNHE admirable sysfem Of Life Insurance
which this insutioa kAssssahs.d which Ia. - eus.d
such married dsaeilen In Esrsps has highest
nvod in America During the e period .sab.Ln-ntin
NE ouhsd ssiss hs prners I've approve,
Of many esaiseus men; and ~ peEoAsse s@eured fully
tss's he pshie Coincidence fsrr suaa atty for
the sanding Of dis Company - pubic To
~ above Board Of Directors rssss keS composed VI
snususn of,ss hxhs., ehAlset and I,sposby very large
'a TO Ne pernanenty invsrd The Unis nAu...
o. hIr, a. hs.. n.I.s.ss. a.. ssaItsi- always
Ssnvs containing akt Report much xrne
TAI Information together with the blank fou.
ana the fullest nioratton be obtained Ia
subscriber - - 49,
~ II ~. u a
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JOHN ]. BROWN,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
AND SOLICITOR IN CH.N,ERY.
NJ. 90, Lake 81, opposite the fremont.
l,a.y uo A.
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FoI Life,
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM

Insnrsner be effected oT any ny
BY Application To HENRY LUDLAM.
Ju Sly Riehn,ond "
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uness specified the Manuscript previously agreed upon
the parties
w Az advertisement marked copy a specified
number OF ns-rous VIII he pay
i0snt enacted accordingly
pr Regular Advertise ment s.-To avod any na,un.
derstandins the Of Annual Advertisers proper
state dden that their privileges only
business Real faie, Legal aud all other
them To be an additional charge, and 20 variation.
VI keai Estate aud Gensa Agents Advertisements
Inserted BY the year. but to be charged
such discounts shall be agreed upon
aad generally
engaging OF privilege
not on t-r yearly
agreed
exceeding such amount In be charged the
ADssRIisEsEsr- inserted whig cents
OF Is lines insertion and 50 cents
square for each Continuance.
July
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,,, FRES ) IT, FA 4 ! DRY GOODS.


=, .o hAfnSsy.' from Liverpool. b. rrrept ..,i
,,' We NHh fdn and vaIoS a.sorn-st az Yotei.a "A
49,, oe1 70 ~heh they inv, The u coussy
Their ''O0a OF Cloths shsst heavy wOou,o, al
rhh's Is uhusuaU sTse and a o~ prices. ~
ELI No Ias NJ So n, -.
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water WORTHY .s.t TIL OF NOTICE.

UJtTSEY WATTS uovLs ,.asso.u. s se. = 500 Asbs'
,h.c, PAR Of Wafer 90 .hos. !. Az,
,,n,J Just bf+ ned srieniS the .Ls,-
S., vs. ~"sa are kno~h equal 10 an, mad a m. m
LI, -. oi hds n'orS th.R the and ..u,..
Wis. -, - ,Hrn worth d"uss much Genl.Ia,s,v he
-, s'e heih trial, aud i-y found worth M. j;,
PITNEY 4
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JUST RRr.eWED,

s-Ls s..s.s -s 49, seu. olive snd invisible green
- Cosne: asA Fia-hns-, Pi,st - beaver C,cshs
fhkRka-A kss assssssue Of blus and beh Al. m
ev Csss.efss. q he l.as an .saso,.bse ,svi.
vEs1Noe-rsians Wes>a vsssst Plain md vsL s., "A
sns .s'unfs Of The sswsss sld approved p.ussns
hskow In stsss Aqn and s.sofru,-pt of Pan ,,d
wis'ss Dry ess. Which o. the .os tenn.
p. = J. Il. JAMES.
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MIS- &c., sotf-sroNE PAM.

-, ~ rs errn FhT and nvoEssy tncwn he Narh,ys
1'. as a cheap covering Gor pr-..Ty,ns J-.t. a.
poi % With common t pIr.rrc. ,au,,.. n, 49,,
VOC Won o0i decay for OF y.sr. .sB1s.,, 49,
HLie and 70 great ptosf Tbo., h.yps -
$50 ''S'' sa's'e s@ni tssS
noes . ,,.,..r 'o' aeT
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New and Rich style, of Tea and p,nnev
SERVICES

- SERVICES.
NST opened ~ CHM Hail OF entirely ns .r 80
%es Of Tea and Dinner Service winch N. .,,-ptoa
tu'ns invites lhk-w- pAters- Of g,JSsng 40
Blue Jet Dinner Seryices-and wLi. tc.at- ~ ya.. -. -
PIe's CaiA' No - Chhs Hsi- W-.S Ma,a Street
HUGH A WATT
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-03

VALUABLE SECRET. Sarah, J wish
you would lend me your thimble. lean
never find mine when want it,
why can you not find it Mary?
IF you do moi choose to lend me you're
can borrow Of any body else,
Il am willing to lend it to you Mary.
Here it is.'
Il knew you would let me have it,
why do you always come to me to
borrow, when you have los: any thing,
Mary"
because you never lose yonr things,
and always know where to md them
How do you suppose always know
where to find my thlngs3'
Il am sure cannot tell. If knew,
| might perhaps, sometimes contrive 10
| find my own
'rnis is the secret. have q place
for every thing, and after | have done
using any thing, it is my rule TO put II
away 10 its proper place.
yes just as though your life depended
on il!
'My life does not depend on it, Mary,
but my convenience does, very much.
We'll, never can find time to pu!
my things away
How much more time will it take TO
put q thing away, in its proper place,
than it will to hunt after it, when it is
lost?'
well, III never borrow Of you again,
you may depend upon it,
why! you are not atfronted, hope?
oh, no, dear Sarah! | am ashamed,
and am determined, now, TO do as you
do TO have place for every thing, and
every thing in its place.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-03
FRESH TEAS,
KEG AND BOX RAISINS.

Figs, Nus, Curronls, Cllrons, Mace, Su
gar Sands, &c &c.
From the increase Of Merchants and
other business men in this Village, j, is
believed tina, it will be the best place for
buying GOODS Of all kinds, and for do
ing other business, of anv in This county.
Persons WISHING this Village who are
wanting any of the foregoing mentioned
articles, The subscriber will be happy to
supply. V. ROSS.
Brandon, May - l845. ~
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New York, 26 Union PIa

New York, 26 Union Place.
Mr. Kent begs leave 10 return his
thanks to DIR Turner for Dckson's Prin.
ciples of the Chrome Thermal System of
Medicine. He has dipped into it very
specifically, but has read enough SPAR
sim to say that it contains very interest
ing views Of science of which Mr. X =,
PROCESSES to be very ignorant and speaks
Of it with diffidence He is of that class
of persons who never had much to do in
phi sic, and has rarely permitted himself
to be subject TO its discipline, and has al
ways had great horrors at the perncious
practice of blood letting, and prefers cold
water infusion, simple diet, temperance,
exercise and chcertIness, to the whole
me:eria medica. By this means, and
with the blessing Of Providence, he has
enjoyed uninterrupted health from early
life TO this day, aud he will be 90 in Ju.
ly.
He thinks that Dr. blossoms book is
calculated to be very useful as well as
very interesting, and he aVais himself of
this opportunity TO assure DIR Turner of
his very high respects.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-03

TheVegetable Dalsamic Elixir has
now been in general use for moIe than
ten wears, and thousands, taught its lncom-
parable value by experience Of its wonderful
curative properties, have accorded 10 il a &C.
lebrly unparalleled in the whole wide
range OF Medical science in this or any 9th :
er country.
Since this powerful medicine FIRST became
known, immense nunbers. who believed
themselves in the last stages of a confirmed
consumption, and pronounced BY the most
skiltu physicians in the country as past all
hope of recove y, have been rescued milac-
ulously from the grasp of Death BY its use,
and are now blessed with health & strength
Ii is Natures own simple Restorative "a
Healing Balm prepared by one who was
brought TO the very brink of the grave by
Consumption. and from plants celebrated
far their great medicinal virtues. II is The
employment of natu al means 10 overcome
and couneract the evils Of Nature e. healing
the lacerated Lungs of the afflicted patient
in the worst possible cases and restoring The
functions of the diseased members to strong
and healthy action. II has effected cures
where all other medicines have failed.
In all cases Of Asthma, Whooping cough,
Group, or the accumulation of Pnlegm, so
destructive TO the health ard life of children
il is particularly recommended as an unfail-
ing cure, aud no f,miy in the Union, if they
wish to preserve their children from suffer
ing and death, should be without it.
Almost countless testimonials of its re.
maIkable cures, from every quarter If the
Union, and from individuals in every con-
di'ion Of life, are its best credentials,
sowing in the most conclusive manner
tai hthis Preparation a,,s upon the
human system in manner little short Of mi
racuous. These may be found in the daily
papers, and also may be Obtained 10 pamph-
lets and handblls Of agents free Of cost.
This Incompatible medicine is prepared
only by N. II. Downs, Troy W., the origin
al inventor and proprietor.
CURTIS & SMITH, ST. Adams, W..
Only Wholesale Agents, BY whom Agents
can be supplied in any part Of The Union, up
on the best terms. voL6.no42
Sold hv especial appointment, by
v. ROSS, R. BLAKE. gents in
Brandon.
w E. c. Stoddard, Rutland,
d. Andrews, Manchester,
o. Smith, Wilmington,
w. P. Russell. Middrbury,
e s! p S ( GeIlio'' Montpelier,
Charles Morgan, Rochester,
R R:SE : 3 s xi'5or, Burlington,
We Hawks, North Bennington.
G. w, Parmalee, Bristol.
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PUT DOWN PIN. No STAKEHOLDER
can be Bishop Ia the Methodist Epsco,
p ! Church.
No Shareholder can be employed as q
B'p'!s, missionary by The free states
Questions to be answered. IF slave
holders are moi Fl! to preach 10 the heath
en-, are they ftto preach a. home?
IT they are morally disqualified to
preach the gospel, are they suitable for
regular church membersip, and should
they be so regarded
How can church tolerate slavehold
ing in its members and ministers, while i,
repudiales It in its Bishops!
A few years only will answer these
questions. - Papers
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M | S c E L L A N Y .

GENUINE PoLlTENEss. He who has
heart glowing with kindness and good
will towards his fellow men, and who is
guided in the exercise of these feelings
by good common sense, is the truly po-
lite man. Politeness does not consist in
wearing white silk glove and in grace,
fully lifting your hat as you meet an ac-
quainlance-it does not consist in arti'
fetal smiles and flattering speech, but
in sincere and honest desires to promote
the happiness ofthose around you; in the
readiness to sacrifice your own ease ard
comfort to add to the enjoyment of 9TH
ers. The man who lays aside all sell
fshness in regard to the happiness of
others, who is ever ready to confer lay-
ors, who speaks in language Of kindness
and Cancellation, and who studies to man
itest those little attentions which crafty
the heart, is polite man. though he
may wear homespun coat, and make a
very ungracelul bow. And many fash.
ionable. who dresses genteelIy, and en-
tiers the most crowded apartments with
assurance and ease, is a perfect COM
pound Of rudeness and inciyiity. True
politeness is virtue Of the understand
ing and Of the heart. 1t is not like a
whited sepulcher, or like Sodom's far.
famed fruit. There are no rules for the
exercise of this virtue more correct and
definite than those laid down in the New
Testament There is no book of polite
ness comparable with the Bible.
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Let the aged and feeble read
this and not despair.

JONATHAN w. STILES, Of s..
d Adams, in the county Of Franklin, OF
the age of 81 years, hereby certify that
about three years ago, | had very Sc
we're attack OF Typhus fever so tha' Tor
several months my life was greatly de-
spaired of, and many days | was not ex'
pected 10 live from one day 10 another.
When the fever left me, being rather OF a
consumptive habit, | had very severe
cough and raised considerable blood and
other matter which was troublesome and
considered dangerous, as i, prevented me
from sleeping or getting rest in anv way.
Al, this time | was advised TO try Donon's
VEGETABLE Balsamic Eii1ir. which | did,
and in few days my lungs appeared 10
be healed and free from soreness. NV
cough left me and had quite recovered
From that time 10 the present have en-.
joyed cor paralively good health, and take
pleasure in certifying TO the beneficial eff
fects OF the Elixir in this case, believing.
as do also my family and friend, that it
saved my life. can most cheerfulIv re-
commend it to the publc as safe and ef-
facious remedy ior coughs, colds, and dis
eases ollhe lungs generally.
JONA. W. STILES.
ST. Adams, 9Th May, 1916,
Cnrlss & Smith, 81. Adams, Vl,whole-
sale Agents for the sale OF the above.
V. ROSS, R. BLAKE, agents Bran
don.
W. f. c. sTODDARD, Ageu, in
Rutland 5I.2,v