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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-21
The Northern Remedy
~ IT. DOWNS YEGET4BLE BAL&fNl'
EJJ\IR

". n. DOWNS FEGETlBLE BiL>'''''
The most effectual remedy for Colds, G I,,,
Consumption, Splitting of Blood, M nI.,!,
ing Cough, Asthma, Group, and all up'
of The Lungs M
HNHIS Medicine is purely NEGErA lS,,i,t;or,
n rcsultnJt of mere theory and SineIr ears
but of much study and research, during .!an,Or
of suffering and debility; and tne nSb,r.
having succeeded in curing himself nm Dr;n6.
ing tested its efficacy upon thousaHaSW o.,rr
viduals in New England and tne m ,m,,d
States, feels great confidence IN r recon- nm
ing it to the public as safe ana ehl. I,, in re.
edy. It operates most consPicuousIy rn,t,
moving ali morbid irritatiOHS from I"e ., Last ioaa
and Pulmonary Organs, Keeps the eOIga ', sj
promotes E1peetordtion, RENDERS tae :, ,be sys.
easv, and induces de gree of quiet 70 VIZ ,Ser
tenn, peculiarly grateful to the pau "f restles,
having experienced days and nigh''"
inquietude and suffering. ,,1, over
1t has at least one peculiar daeu Z FREE
most other articles in common USE ,,rRls
FROM STRONG ePIATEs, and PowLMt; the
GENTS which are liable to do great lhlut! couat
patient In the use of this artcie' " -benct
nsser ceases till the cause as remoetS well.
when the cough ceases the patien' I.a :, on
This incompatible medicine is ple o or;gini
" by n. H.. Downs, Troy, W. 'n'
inventor and proprietor. VI Onl
CURTIS and SMITH, st. Adams w. .,O
Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents mon ra b
supplied in any part of the union' "p''
Sold by especial appointmeGt,by j. Flint n, I'd
ham, ST Johnsbury Plain; Jonas ,J;i nc Cor
Centre; j. G. Darling and G. s s h Fuller
cord; N. w. French, LunenbuTgh't ! Blake
so 1 Sutton, w s. s. Bradley, Whee ."S s,al
tom, panvilIe; J. NJ. Martin & Co. ., re1 &c Co
Geo Hubbard, Guildhall: J. Jew F.lls: &C.
Barnet; DR.. McNabb, McindosS 1isyL
Cowlss, Ryegats.
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Care of Sheep and Young
I, a m b q.

Many lambs are lost from want of atteu-
ton; and many for the want of skillful shep-
herds. When sheep drop them early, while
the weather is cold, they are vsry apt to lose
them. When wool is the chief object of the
farmer, it is not advisable to have early lambs.
In this State many farmers keep sheep with
n view to make profit on the meat, particu-
larly the lambs meat, and they choose TO
have their lambs come as early as March, TO
fit them for an early market When this is
the system particular care should be used TO
save the lambs and prevent their freezing, for
their clothing is very thin during :heir first
week. II is not enough to carry them into
the barn, or before fire, when they are found
on the snow and unable to stand. We have
known them to die with too much warming
and nursing.
J. A. Morton ESQ.,, ofHatey, tells ms his
method is, when his lambs are chilled and
unable to help themselves, to take them to
the house, put them into tub of hot water,
more than blood warm, and rub them gently
for twenty or thirty minutes, keeping them
long enough in the water to warm them thro'.
He then takes them out and rubs them gent
ly with flannel till they are quite dry.
Then, instead of examining their stomachs
ms many unskillful people do, let them run n
bout the room and keep warm by exercise
Ina little time an appetite will he created and
the little fellows will come around You and
make teat ofalmost any part your clothes
When you find that they have sharp ap-
petite for food, give them little warm new
milk, or cream, with molasses in it. This
physics them,as the first milk from the moth
eralways does, and they will soon be able to
draw their own susteuance from the udder
Sheep will not always own their offspring
when they are in large flock. MIR nj. says in
such cases he confines the sheepiu n separ-
ate pen, and finds no difficulty about relation
ship. ..
Sruffing the stomach with food, while the
lamb is cold and the stomach unable 10 act
upon it, is the worst policy that can be adopt
ed. Let the stomach crave food before it il
administered. Mr. Morton has brought tc
life lambs that were so Thoroughly chilled thai
they could not move limb. If limb is thor.
'oughly frozen, it must be put into cold water
first to take the frost out gradually.
We think there is much good philosophy
in Mr. Morton's treatment oflambs, and we
hope that shepherds will consider it well.-
Many are lost every year. They are thrown
'on the dung heap from despair oftheir recov
cry. Some men hang them ON apple trees
a monument ftheir own carelessness ant
folly, where they look worse than SO many
nests Of caterpiIlars on the limbs.-.Massachu
sets Ploughmdn a.fss
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FREDERICK Il. WOODS STATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, "

= OaIeuOnln, IS.
At Ia Probate Court holden at the Probate Office
in Danville, in said district, on the 4th day
of March, A. ID. 1876
JONATHAN LAWRENCE, Administrator
~ of the Estate of Frederick 7. Woods, late
of Barnet, in the County of Caledonia deceas-
ed, presents his account of administration a.
gainst said Estate for Where
upon it is ordered by said Court that said Adj
ministrator notify all persons interested in
said Estate, to appear at Probate Court to be
holden at the Probate Office in said Danville,
on the 9th day of March, A. d. 1916, and OBJ
iect to the allowance of said account, if they
see ciuse, by publishinga copy of the record
of this order three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the
Caledonian, newspaper printed at st. Johns
bury, in said district. ..
NORMAN DAVIS, Register.
A true copy of Record-Attest,
449w3 NORMAN DAVIS, Register.
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEES
trial of Salamander Sales, NJ V,n+ H. On III

,,....... ...... den: va
The undersigned attended n t,;,tl
three iron safes, known as Govlo,E2 are 4
and Wilder's Tor Herring's sahI,naIS hIchi
on the morning Of the 10th Jonn,r ,'u,t Isaiel
The safes were placed in Gyrl, $50
structed OF brick, about five feet b;g t''y con-
the same relative position. Each and in
amined, and believed to be in nors ;,' vas eS'
A number of account books ws,o a',Ds 'ae'-
book case, and several papers in ,bor J. ~ 'Ae
each safe, and the doors locked AVA '.a"es o.
consisting of charcoal, pine and ost uo iueI
ros'n, was applied, ignited, and rensr ".Ia,aha
during the day. '"'"eulwc'
The fire was very intense. and 90,
to remain burning until the follorjn.' une'ed
ing, when the safes were .emovoJ Z. %"h
safe was found to be in such orde, -, syofs
locked, when the book case and c,r,,a,'e un'
found to be in good state of pre,s,- -sNc'e
The contents Of the other safes wtr ,.'s'l'--
of burning charcoal. ma"
We consider the trial 10 have been co,a,,,
ed with perfect fairness. For further D,TicD
lars, reference is made u our individual s,,.
ments, in possession Of C, j. Gayler.
Signed, ..
PALMER TOWNSEND, No. "a Pearl s,r.,
OF the hrm OF Townsend, Sayre g. CLARK
JOSHUA l.. POPE, q the firm Rarstow Po,,
& CO., Pine street.
JOHN +. MACKIE, ls9 Water street
l.. J. COMSTOCK.
HIRAM BARTLETT, No. 222 PcrrI ,,r,,,
HENRY A. FIELD,
JAMES ACKERMAN, firm Of Alderman A
Miller, 101 Nassag street.
New York, Jan. 10, 1876.
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trusts TO strangers charity. Take our advice!
Seek some honest pursuit where you are sure
of a living, and content yourself with a little,
if that little is certainty. Better have a dol
lar in the pocket than gold piece at the top
ola pole. Be prudent and contented, and
you will be out of debt aud happy Then
you can walk the streets feeling than no man
is your superior. Old age will find you with
a comfortable home, result of a life's savings
and you can shake hands with death content
eddy, satisfied that no pauper hearse will car
nv you TO your grave. M
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Concord Railroad.

WINTER .4RR.a.NGEMENTS,
Fare reduced 10 81 rs from Concord 10 Boston
ON and after the LIST of Nov, Passenger
~ trains will run daily, Sundays excepted
in connection with the Boston and Lowell, and
Nashua and Lowell Railroads as follows, viz
Leave Boston at Z A NJ, IL a NJ, and N.
Leave Concord at A N, ii l-3 and "a
NJ.
Trains from intermediate places will run al
follows, viz: ., UP TRAINS
Leave Lowell at s:lO AN, 1873 NJ, 81 Ga NJ
do Nashville at $50 ~, l2$ NJ IL 6:50P NJ
do Manchester 9;35 NJ ID ~ & 7:25 NJ
or Immediately on the arrival of the cars from
Boston. DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester 81 A N, 1915 p ~ * 4PM
do Nashville Cd If, Ia Pm ~ 5PM
do Lowell, II NJ; 9 P N; 81 Pm.
or Immediately on arrival Of the cars from
Concord. .
The second train from Concord arrives in
Boston in season for Passengers TO take the
o'clock train to New York.
The road connects with the Boston & Maine
Rail Road so that passengers may pass be-
twixt Concord, Haverhill, Exeter, Dover and
Portland either way daily.
Stages Immediately on the arrival Of the first
train at Concord, leave by various routes for
Hopkinton, Newport, Claremont and Windsor;
for Lebanon and Hanover; Plymouth and Ha-
verhill; Canaan and Oxford; Meredith Bridge,
Centre HARDER and the Whitc Mountains. Oh
the I'd day from Boston, Stages reach Royal
ton, Middlebury, Montpelier, and Burlington
connecting there with the steamboat and sta
ges to Ogdensburgh; stages also runfrom Ha.
verhill TO Stanstead connecting there with
stages TO Montreal. Numerous other stages
connecting with the Concord railroad run TO
the principal towns in New Hampshire, YER
mont and the Cnnadns.
Stages run daily from franklin and San
bornton TO the IL o'clock train, returning af
ter the arrival of the 2d train from Boston.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run daily as follows:
Leave Boston at % N and arrive at Con-
cord the same evening.
Leave Concord at "a and arrive at Bos-
ton at Z 4 the next morning.
Freight, First class, SO; second class, 81, 80.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and
Boston an hour at least before leaving, TO in
sure delivery by the first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should be marked,
and when valued at more than $50, notice
should be given and extra charges paid, or no
claim for damage or loss beyond such sum will
be allowed. n u. UPHAM, Supt.
Nov. /, lS45. 432yl
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Stage Fare Reduced,

So DOLLARS ToALBANY OR TROYYy
A LINE of Cosches leave HaverhH. Nh
N every day at l2 noon, arriving at Ab,nv.
Y. Y. next evening in season for the western
Boats.
Tickets can be obtained for $500 to Albany
or Troy. L. A. RUSSELL, Agent.
Haverhill, N. II. Feb. %, ls45. 395H
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Bargains!! Bargains ]!
n - VETiIdar

rs very happy to announce to his patrons
Il and the public that he is at this time en-
abled to offer.stronger inducements than eyer
to the purchasers of GOODS! his stock is
more extensive than it has been before, as it
has been recently replenished from the great
est importing Houses in the city, with every
variety of Winter Goods; and will sell cheap
err than formerly and as good quality as can
be found in this town or county, please call
and examine for yourselves.
ST. Johpsbury, Dec, IS, 1s4S, 43stf
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TERMS OFTHE CALEDONIAN-S so
if paid within the year; $500 it delayed be-
yond that time. No paper discontinued till
all arrearnges are paid except at the option OF
the publisher. ....... ......
Advertisements inserted at the usual prices.
Transient advertisements to be paid in advance.
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success than any other article known, and
many physicians who have had an OPpOytunity
of witnessing its highly salutary effects, not
hesitate to recommend it as a 'ssafe convenient,
and very effeacious medicine, equal not
superior 20 any other prescription for the above
complaints within their knowledge, and one
which has seldom disappointed the Reasonable
expectations of those who have used it.
The pFoprictors cannot descend to the pre-
/ ent unbllshing style of advertising slnlu
articles. Ii is too well known to require any
such colrse, and they would merely refer
| those who wish for further confirmation Of la
superiority to those who have used It, and@
the numerous certificates of Physicians and
others, attached to each bottle. The Vegen'
BILE Pulmonary Balsam was for many years The
only article known as Pulmonary BdtSam. 10
| great celebrity has given rise to great man!
sgzrioaS articles, which, by partially assuming
the name of the genuine, and being put uPs
as TO resemble il as nearly as possible, are at
en- foisted upon the public for the TRUE a',
Gle. Among these are Carriers ComPouna
| Pulmonary Bulsam, american Pulmonary
Balsam, Indian Pulmonary Balsam, 'hul,
tiers Pulmonary Balsam, &c. Beware Of ~
of them. Enquire for the article by It's wnGs
name. the VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALSAM, and be sure to get the TRrE AMI
cLE, prepared by REED, Wing " Ip1LN
Wholesale druggists, 54 Chatham St. bCs1on'
and see that it has the written signature Of Wv
Jon n Cutler, upon a yellow label onlhe wv,
envelope Each bottle and seal Is ''amFu
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. FoT sac
Druggists and Country Merchants geheI"i
u '1'N 80 43ln6
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Gayler's Fire-Proof saIos,--
sH .Te I.H der Safes. ian

VNHE subscribers having received
n Tor the sale of Gaylefs salamSr ~ agEsntl
are prepared to furnish them 10 orSD saisl
YORK prices, adding freight oplv a. a. New
cord e. Dc T. FAIRBANKS " ,, Con.
st. Johnsbury, Jan. 81, ls46 40 " ~.
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TAILORING.

III CURTIss would inform A..
40 tonts Of 81, Johnsbury s 'nS iHih'tt
that he has just returned from ill., ana no VlciRib
ne succeeded in obtaining frat S ',y, wha,
man man, ana Is now ready to do busin,"a,%S w!olt
latest and most approved styles '''' 'R&
Al work made in the shop warrant,
N. y. Particular attention ''aIed loh
for others 10 make. 10 cuuA,
Sept. 6, 1s45. ....I
A1q,P
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The Vegetable Pulmonary Bal.
sam,

is probably, almost without
IL a parallel in having, du.
ing a trial Of nearly % yean
fully maintained tae high rep
which il has acquired
for Ccnsumptive Complaints
and all diseases oftbe Lungs,
Throat and Chest. ItbuS been
.,l .r,k.I1- .-.ya ...s.
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I'VE find the following reply to the above
beautiful poem, in the Philadelphia Courier
by Edward Young, ESQ. The Two are not sur
passed by anything in the English language
in our humble opnion.--EdS, -Mero Haren
Register.
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wHRELING BUSINESS CARD.

1--WE Bu<1NEsg ssssss y approaching. and q.
ts~tSssss ~ ~0'sss ~ oas Merchants and
Manufactured. ~ The esssassss nc their basssess.
The suhsresbss will rshlish ~, the 10Th &c r-hsssu
ssxs. he WHEELING BUSINESS CARD Il
will b. printed On . medium sheet Of tho finesi
qnslisy. n ssw type. and with The us,oss care and
seesssey. and will cunpssss The following. A
cracsss sewieasns Of Wheeling. iss ~loca,ios. set.
sieosas. end history. A descsipsioa aud nsp of
oss evsi. stone. elsv. nc. A full secosns Of the
Misunderstanding and Nisscsniiis E-.ahiishmea,s. C.,y
odscsa Bsnks. Coats. Public B~s,liins. Cnusche.
end Cosssegssioos Schools. public and private,
Ssssaesss end River Nssisa,ion. Tsavsi. ro,
wssdsae. Psschsss and Sale of Produce. Rosd..
C~'ase1pissed Road. Psodsrs u The surrounding
Couassy. Health. &c.
Ord'sssy esrds VI Merchant and Manufactured
inserted ~ 50 eeats esch- Cspsss nessly envel.p-
ed and fsnsshsd 70 shcse aha desire 10 s<nd then
sescsd o. - . hundred. 90 - ios Two hundred.
The sdvsusr1eat of any Merchant or Manu-.
'sc'nses inserted conspicuouslv scsos- The wh.le
top 9TH. sheet f"s q so a hundred OF o. 90 Gee
Two hundred.
ANY Ono not ~ssii-iej with The utility and aeon.
hscy os Tie work. ON seeing 10. ran wiihdssw h,s
subscription. JAMES l. WHARTON.
y"
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ensnssoasoss iavsrs .issd ssiessed IN The
iowsoi CiafsnEtoa. nsoush of sanG.h. As.o,,.s
GO. Ohhs g present otespied By Wa Acsav. :.
sscfiisni ifanss h~Sss. e~ons.sfins &c large a,si...
soVsn. Psflos, fsf baom. 4 bod .S,sss ssl sneh.s
sns sssfs h0ass. wish sfab.its Gs 6hy hos.e.; yset,
s'vs'se ~ dsias . grri Business std nss, he
Ssssn hos' Lsndtns. Psymsais cen " made essv
Ies is''sss gsfiieslass aPyiy 10 wM McARrY
~ We rsssa'sss' % - ~ aiarins. 81 sasdp. M,a.
ALsO-Aa e~tesIieas fern ss,a.,. nm A. -.
= Ne oais sisss. shuss . a.lss tess,s N. 80. =
tss'ns Cssek. sst aaSs"ias ne ihnvas p,~e 81
70 e.ass'sntny ESQ seses sasse ~ Is.s. vpss -.
80. .sss eehf river hzsssss.. snd NJ rsma,,a,,
~ $50 vel Hnnird ssd esssssd. D~ slln.,
80 omess sod sns . s,ei lheiv "a osshssi
'sf'hvs Fsn,esless spViy - a ~ MAILING
g. '"'sss' VaD rs~ nshir. mOssOs CO. O.,u
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BARGAINsl BARGAINS
AT NO 40 WATER STREET.
CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES.

undersigned takes leave To tender his
thanks 10 the public IN general FOE their hbsr'
oil patronage heretofore. now respectfully invites
their nueo,ion to his stock nj present DESTROYS 81
reducing my winter stock. ! ain now disposed To
sell ready made win,er clothing lower Than ever
Offered in this city. My sIock consisls in part, VIZ,
Cinaks 3 4 ] 3 and 4. French wool dye elo,h
Clcaks do, hea Frock anj Over coats do; Wool
PIack Dress and Frvck coats; snme very superior
from 81 np.T~eeJ eosis large ass't, colon and SIZES;
Blue Pilot Overcoais of all sizss. al your own prices
Satineii Goals Of various qualities. Box. Frock and
Cosuees. pricos reduced. v~3STS-Large sss',
vests latest STYLES. Satin, PLAIN. 6g'd aud fancy 10.
Cloth. double and single breast. do Wool Velvet;
splendid styles vslcncia Vests. &C. of oil siz~s-
Also. a large asst Pants. plain and fancy Cashmere
Psn,s from 50 so up; Sart,ner. Tweed and Ky
Jeans. large asst. together with a hm Of Gloves.
Hdkfs, Scaris. Wosi. Silk, Safin. MctIno. Bingham.
&c; plain. fs'J and fancy do d"; Sh irs. Bosomr.
Collars. &c. ALEX ROGERS
Z = Those knowing themselves indebted by
Mite "r Book account. viii please call without de-
lay and setns he same sy Noio or Other " isr
jan 10 I'm OGERS
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FRESH FRUITS,
w EET-MEATS.AC

= sG ~
Il cAsk zANrE cuRRANrs-
~ h'1es. halves and quarters. Bunch Rsisins
~ boxes Lssuyr Rsss,n-. vesy supesios
so ihs Sal'sns ID , kegs do
kegs Nfaiags Grspes
10 drnms Figs Yn.i D.s~s
u Lbs Ci'oa. Is Ibs preserved Orange 4 Lemon
Peel
~ hncy hoxes Prunes. 6 Jars do
200 ihs assorted Candy
u ibs Cracker kisses. IS lhs common DO
, h-xes fancy French do
800 Ovanges. I hox L<m.ns
100 jsss Preserves; Pssshcs. Pear. Ounces. Ciirn
Dsasoos. Cherries. Cab Apples. Straw berr:cs
ssd Rsspbssries
Sdcx Jars ssl<sns Brnndv Peaches
IOO jsu Psckie~; Peaches. Cherries. Barr Cucum
befs. nil'i. A~iss,inss. Red Csbbsge. Onion.
end Corn
2 drs R'nlrs Pepper Sauce
do Hone Rad,.l do
do Fse.h Goosebeuies
I do Mush -usm. wslau, and Tomato Caisup
$40 Lbs Bordeaux Almonds
li0 do Shelled do
250 lbs riIbsrss. $50 il~ Palm Nn,s
It's do English Wainuis. . bushels Pea Nuts
Aio 2 BsIs Golden Syrup. ve'y superior; ,ore,her
with o general as-ormsnt az GROCERIES. Ju.,
received and for sale low by
= d WOODROW.
dec ID No 23< Main Street.
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SMALL fay LOTTERY.

Ssa"sa s ioii-ws throughout The month al February.
Draws on Tuesdays--Cap,,ai prize $4,000
Whole TICKETS 81; certificate VI racksge wholss
si2; shares in prnpnriion.
Draws an Thursdsys-Capiial prize $4,000.
Whole T,ckes. eli reti6ca,es ~ package ~hvies
Sia; sus.SsF" y.erssies.
Draws on Sa'utiays--Capiia prime $4,000
Whole Tickets eli certificate Of package whole.
Ella: shares in prsprnion.
Address yoss ~.i-.so
N l. DORSEY. Wheeling. We.
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,..nn ~lNANs..
BALSAM OF WILD CHEKRY.
AN lNxALGABLt fAMILY MEplclSE

W I'LL (HGH
AN lNVALCABI.E FAMILY MEDICINE :
BEiNG A SURE RtAkDl foR
NONSCMPTION 90 al ns varioss Ltms. Cslpo.
~ A.TSss. BaoAonIrs. GROUP. WAC 49,
Co.sA. SpshsS OF Bie.<. D:Sesiy II H,sii.s.
Pssns IN As S'ds snd Bsss.,. Lfsssss. LIvEA
COMPLAINTS. &C.
The medical ! s.p~r,ie. Of DR. wiasss n,ls.a~
Mid Cherry ere isiiy esishiishsJ IN every .sc,i~a
oi The country by ia ssscrss IN eSfnG The me-, u
seie'a,s csses Of tho hrsgosrs Glaze vi dl.sssss
la s'ms't every instance ~h~ss u kss hsea pct
severed ia. a. hss des led . RADICAL care. AhkssSh
in many essss this Bsisam viii sGsk sraedists
rebel. ~. ~ lss,i. etsci u gs~at ehssgs IN . Zee
days. silt l, esnnot be eApscssd ~ ~esk aisseiss,
by curing MI 10 a. shrxt . lsfDc. ~ ~ sseseso kroidh
10 q 'f,ms thss he's been . ssy ~ fsll jissass Ns
years.
Brsdss. 'hcse ere 90 many etc gss u he snas -
ease. that % 10 isross;bis fos any pAyssesss - -
'efmine The quantity ut 1ssiscsas feSuissd ~ ennAk
cute H.. differed, pssi.ds ssd iosns ~ Ssissas vuv-
ING Quantities; hence. in sumo esses. . ssaote esRiO
70 sShieisn'. Whale o,l'sfs will seeosss iAxes 20 ass
10 pr dnce The same effect.
An We AJAX vi tho la,isni. 10 10 give oss nsi;s,es
q JAR 'fa'. and he ray re-, sssused Met "a wAl -
pfudne'i,e oiihc mosi beneficial ressi,s
Patients. IN taking ,h,s medicines eed net sssssiGs
themselves 90 regards Diet. snsspi sve,dssg -
most indige-iib'e siiiclss vf tood&such - sslssA
and smoked meet. csbbssss. onions. easvnkess.A -.
They shouid pay proper a,,-n,iua ,as' ,hsss assss
10 warm. shd avon exposing themselves ~ Ne 80
cienencies Of tho wsaIhss; 10 sofsfll aSI To wee
exercise.
frsQuen, bs'hine In . warn hath. sad The - Of
. hal" glove for rubbing ihs a~sh Asisss ssins I.
bed. will old the medicine IN ito siJss,s.
The l~wels should b KEEP, .psn with soss 90
,ls medicine. sueh o. d. Wssss's Pss< Aon'e
Pdis. which will be found much sspssiss TO ssy
pnrsau,s pile INV in uss. ssd ~iil slss sil tAV
Bsisan IN oil affections OF the liver.
For ssls wholesale and retail by
& r fiORNBRoOk. Mcasss =
nov 90 ly Wh.,l,os ".
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n " HAWKINS. House, Sign. omsmeniai
- . Painter. and Pspcr-iisnger. would respect.
fully inform hs friends sod The publie genefs!ly.
That he hiss renewed tn The roam Immediately over
Mr. y Murray = ssddIe>iree shop on Market S'rsai
between kiessss Nsndri a Hsrboor's Cabinet shop
add the old Masonio Hall. where he can he found
at ali times when noi engaged IN work eIse where
To lhose who have - LITERALLY patfonixsd him
heretofore. he scndefs his sincere lhauks. and trusts
lfona hs - Fiet siienlfon b. busitseg, and The work
manl'ke Bahnef in which his jobs shall 10 dune.
that They all siili cnniinre their iaSofs Al ~.
dsf. Ien Ia Mr. Manay's shop " ~ be attended to
promptly. Hieb6
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Pokomoke Rive, Lottery. Glass No 20
i" be drawn a, Wilmington. Tuesday. reb'y %.
| Of $4,000 I Of 5000 ! Of 1890 OF 5000
80 Ms. ID bsllo,s. Tickets IS; certificates %
wholes ~ dolisr-; shares in psopottion.
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$4,000

Pokom"ke River LOTTERY. class M 40,
To- he drawn a, wilm,nc,o.. Wednesday Fsb'y IS
I " $4,000 &c 1000 of 5000 1 oi 2O00
rs No--l2 baitu,s. Tickets a.; certificates Of
25 whoIcs 60 dob; shsres in proportion.