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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR C0NSUhP
TTON AND LIVER Complaints.

TWJO THE PUBLIC. There is not room in
4 a news paper advertisement TO publish
the numerous certificates of cures, but the IN
valid is referred TO a medical pamphlet TO be
had of any of the agents gratis. Such proof
as we arc constantly laying before the public
nust convince all that DR.. LARBOR'S EN-
TRACT OF LUNGWORT is the only med
ICING i'm the world that will cure all who are
predisposcd TO consumption, liver complaints
or troubled with coughs, colds, asthma, pleu-
risy, splitting of blood, pain in the side and
chest, difficulty of breathing, tightness across
the chest, palpitation of Che heart, bronchitis,
throat complaints, and allaflcctions of the pull
monnrv orTans If this is not sufficient, we
will refer any one to others, who Cat the date
of the nbove) are now using this article IN
variety of protracted lung complaints All
the certificates shown to the public, prove
lconclusively, one thing-that the VEGETABLE
ExTRACT OF LuNdwoRT is possessed ofcertain
powers, in healing the lungs and restoring
energy TO those who are supposed to be fast
sinking into the grave, over every other rem
edy, ancient or modern.
| And why not? 1t is medicine that is not
the work Of n day--the compound OF a drug
shop, having only for its object sale. 1t is a
| remedy that owes its existence from nature
source, a certain cure for complaints of the
lungs, all the premonitory symptoms OF CON
sumption. Quuckery, probably, would put
new life into skeleton, provided you would
believe it--at least the inventors of some OF
the SEEMING popular remedies would induce
YOU to believe so, if possible. 1t is to put in
the place of such stuff remedy of use-to man.
kind, that the Vegetable Extract of Lungwort
was made
The study of years-the proper proportion
ofthe inpredients-their effect upon the diff
terent systems, and the stage of diseases in the
pntients-all these were in the minds eye
of the physician who formed this medicine
He knew that to make something really use
full as a remedy, study and observation were
necessary, and he failed not to devote all his
attention to the purpose. He has succeeded
the Vegetable Extract of Lungwort has taken
its stand, and beyond the leading medicines
of the present time, as the only true eradica'
tor of pulmonary CoNsUMPTIoN extant. This
is true and certan--true, because susceptible
of proof certain, because its power and use
fulness, in saving hundreds from death can
not be controverted. .fr N -.-n.
G. ROOSEVELT, Sole Proprietor.
i AeENTs-J. G. BINGHAM, St Johnsbury
Dana Weeks &. Stanton, Danville; f. Perry
& Co. Cabot; Simonds, Conant 81 Co. Glover
Strong 81 Jewett, Barton; George. Worthing
ton, ir Irasburgh; E. Cleveland, Coventry; ]
Bates q Co Troy; c. Ell<ins, North Troy; ]
i Jewett 81 Co Stevens Village, T. 9. Butler
Derby Line. 41sy1
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Concord Railroad.

Nv 4 Lh IhHsJ.N q E.MENTC
Fare reduced to $ rs from Concord 10 p,.,.
NN and after the LIST Of Nov. Passion
W trains will run daily, SUNDAYS oy 1,S"gGF
IN connection with the Boston and LowolIP
Nashua and Lowell Railroads as follow aaa
Leave Boston at 4 NJ, J. a NJ, and 4 W.
Leave Concord at al A NJ, II l.3 ma .,
Pm. u u
Trains from intermediate places will
follows, viz; UP TRAINS W." 'un ~
Leave Lowell at $40 An, l25PM&c,
do Nashville at $50 AM,l?3 pMS GGi2a'N
do Manchester 9;35 81 ID uE ,SooP
or Immediately on the arrival of tbe a.,
Boston. DOWN TRAINS. ''' IRON
Leave Manchester 81 ", Ig;5pvN,
do Nashville GO a 81, l}PM&5pv
do Lowell, II ~; . p N;5JPy
or Immediately on arrival Of the c,,, a..
Concord. nom
The second train from Concord ,,,;u..,
Boston in season for Passengers to taxa ~. u,
o clock train to New York. ''e
Tho road connects with the Boston 4, NJ.
Rail Road 80 that passengers NAV n, ,'al"
twixt Concord, Havcrhiil, Exeter, Dove, ,nJ
Portland either way daily. quo
Stages Immediately on the arriv,lor,,.e.. G.,
train at Concord, leave by yariol, fo9 NJ, | e..
Hopklnton, Newport, Clorcmont and W;rl,,,'
for Lebanon and Hanover; Plvmouh,r5U,'
vcrhilli Canaan and Oxford; Meredith MAJ,
Centre Harder and the white Mountain q,
the ID day from Boston, Stages reach Row,
ton, Middlcbury, Montpelier and Burlnao,
connecting there with the steamboat and 50.
gcs 10 Ogdcnsburgh; stages also run from HI.
yerhill 30 Stanstcad connecting there win
stages to Montreal Numerous other STAGE,
connecting with the Concord railroad run "a
the principal towns in New Hampshire. Yer.
mont and the Can0das
Stages run daily from Franklin and San.
borntcn to the II O'Clock train, returning A.
ter the arrival Of the % train from Boston
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Run dsily rs follows:
Leave Boston at - and arrive at Con.
cord the same evening.
Leave Concord at - and arrive at Be-,
| ton nj > .hc next morning.
Frcigli., First class, So second class, g., 80
Freight should be delivered at Concord and
! Boston an hour at least before leaving, to in.
sure a'delivory by the first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should be marked,
and when valued at more than So, notice
should be given and extra charges paid, Q, no
claim for damage or loss beyond such sum will
be allowed. y. q. UPIIAM, Sup't
Nov. I, 1915. 43?yl
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From the Christian Secretary.
Treasures in Heaven.

In mansions above,
Near the fountain oflovc,
Where no moth and corruption can enter,
Oh. be il thy care
To lay up treasures there,
Where thy hearts best affections may centre
Eartl's joys pass away
Her treasures decay;
Her glory is not worth securing
Her pride will deceive,
Her batteries grieyc,-
An fading and nothing enduring.
Bur treasures in Heaven
Can never be riVcD,
But endure as the throne ofJehoval;
When all things decay,
And time passes away,
Aud liic's iiuul journey is over.
The high need Of fame
A bright laurel'd name
Some dark disappointment may sever;
Then AWAY from all strife,
In the Lambs book ofliic
Let our names stand ougravcn forever
Worcester, November 1915.
JUSTITIA.
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Notice 10 Physicians.

UyHE Subscriber having now, on haA5 'n .,,
tensive assortment of the best ana NV
onproved .Nsdiciacs now in use, takes tn's 7.
portunity to say to Physicians anu a., ," h, n.
this and ncighboring Counties 'na, ,. ay ,,-
sell as low for Cash, as can be p'oy,II'. .,,,c
where in the country. All orders "''''''
prompt and careful attention r.,,, ,r
DR.. Robert Thompson's Uterine i LIEN n
stnntly for sale. -. ,s,S Il4f
St. Johnsbury Plain, Jan. Il, 1917 IT,
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TAILORING.

III CURTIss would inform the Tnhabt-
J. 10 tants of st. Johnsbury and vicinity
that he has just returned from the city, where
he succeeded in obtaining first rate work
man, and is now ready 10 do business in the
latest and most approved styles
All work made in the shop warranted to fit
\. Il. Particular attcntioz tto cutting
for others 10 make.
Sept. q, 1913. 1881
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Gayler's Fire-Proof Salaman-
der Safes.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE on the
trial of Salamaudcr Sales, at VuuXhall Gar

den;
The undersigned attended a trial by fire of
three iron safes, known as Gaylers, Rich's
and Wildcrs (or Herring 81 5alamander Safes,
on the morning of the 10th January, 1916.
The safes were placed in a furnace con-
structed of brick, about five feet high and in
the same relative position. Each safe was eK-
omincd, and believed to be in perfect order
A number of account books were put in the
book case, and several papers in the drawers of
each safe, and the doors locked and the fuel,
consisting of charcoal, pine and oak wood, and
rosjn, was applied, guitcd, and renewed twice
during the day
The fire was very intense, and was suffered
to remain burning until the following morn
ing, when the safes were removed, Gaylcr's
safe was found to be in such order as to be I'M
locked when the book case and contents were
found to be in good state of preservation
The contents of the other safes were mass
Of burning charcoal
We consider the trial TO have been conduct
ed with perfect fairness. For further partcu-
lars, reference is made % our individual state
men's, in possession Of c. J. Gaylcr.
Signed,
PALMER TOWNSEND, No. = Pearl street,
Of the FIRM Of Townsend, Slyrc Il Clark
JOSHUA l.. POPE, orthe firm Barytow, Pope
6 Co, Pine street.
JOHN F. MACElE, lS3 Water street.
L. J. COMSTOCK
HIRAM BARTLETT, No. 222 Pearl street.
HENRY a. FIELD,
JAMES ACKERMAN, firm of Alderman &
Miller, lui Nassau street
New York, Jan. -, l-46.
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success than any other article H',%n,roruny
Suro nbvsiciong who have had an sg,s @n5t
Of ssing it's highly salutary cum ooryrren
"a n;t ',i to recommend itas "saic 'cUnI moi
ma varv eficncious medicine S e. ,be ,boy
Snu 70 onv other prescription ioa and oa'
SUPERB, oi " 90" ,ai,b;n their knowledge, ,sor,a
which has seldom disappon'euO, 'mmscdn"
o,.noct,t,ops of those who have uS' % the PREF
M ,'onr;otors cannot descend .nIG
ne ,tPI IOh style of advertlS.n asnre afl
articles. 1t is too wei XIV" ",,ld merely Es
such course, and they "oUnl6rmation OIL
those who wish for further co.'s, nsrd it, aHaJ
superiority to those VINO nav. = physicians :. !.
the numerous certiicates ~ ", The Veg.
others. attached TO each oot'.'. ,ony wears \
Bile Pulmonary Balsam was loa ,ry BalsGn' =
only article known as Pulmonary Great ni'
great celebrity has given rise ". .t;olIy ussurr
SPURIOUS articles, which, py r" hoinr put W,
the name of the genuine, al" oossiblc, arc y
as 70 resemble it as nearly as Pot tbe True ..
en- foisted upon the public iot Comp'p
Gle Among these are 'Car.e Pulmola1p.
pninonnry Balsam, 'AmeriIDn aisom, 'hy
RoIsom.' Indian Pulmonary RewarG 0,
tors Pulmonary Balsam, &c: 40 by its EESS
yer. ofthem ENQUIRE for the article n9r y ONAD
o. Ne the VEGETABLE ,Sn True st
RALSAM, and be sure to g et ~" & CrrI,,
GLE, prepared by R e chatham mth St. B 81
Wholesale druggists, % o .n,, 81 nature Of \
and see that it has the written write, label on The
Jon ~ D"''' Each bottle and sea- Far % sat,
enveloi pulmonary Balsam- cenerI
Druggists and Country M Ne ST. 1JooihnsbnE
For sale by J, c. BIS'HA"'
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Assortment of Goods,
N OF 7 G. E ,

Goods to Rernick and Kendall and in
tending to leave the place the last of March
next, is DESTROYS of closing business; all who
are indebted either by note or account are re-
spectfully invited to call and settle.
DAVID SILSBY.
Passumpsic, Barnet, Feb. y, 1916. 44ow3
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Cedar Posts for Sale.

VENHE subscriber has for sale a few thousand
h Cedar Posts, Moose River in Victory,
which he will deliver on the River Road hall
a mile above the Orrin Hall place,
HUBBARD GATES.
Victory, Feb. 6, 1916. 445w4
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Bargains! Bargains Il!
C., G. Wilder

rs very happy to announce to his patrons
n and the public that he is at this time en-
nblcd 10 oii$r stronger inducements than over
TO tho 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 viii sell cheap
er than formerly and as good quality as can
be found in this town or county, please call
and examine for yourselves.
St. Johnsbury, Dec. %, lsi5. 439u
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Copartnership.

COpartnershlp.
WE the undersigned give notice that we
w have this day formed a Cop1rtnership
under the Firm of John Bacon & Co. and will
continue business at the old Stand at St.
Johnsbury Centre, where they will keep a
large Stock of Goods to sell on as reasonable
terms as can be bought in the vicinity.
We wish 10 sell off our old stock of Goods
and will sell for about the cost.
JOHN BACON,
CHAS. a. HARRIS.
St Johnsbury Centre, Feb. &, ls40. 4l6w3
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The School and the School Mas.
ter,

A Manual for the use of Teachers, &C. &c
n For sale by T. JEWEYY e co
St. Johnsbury Plain, Feb I-46. Asst
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THE G Al Ed o N Il A N.

cold night said the lady. Ifyou are afraid
OF their robbing the house, will sit up and
watch them; but they are worn out and una
bic TO go any farther
we will soon see how TINT u.s. said he,and
going into the small room where they slept,
Inc called out in loud voice, Come, get up
and be olI,-you cannot stay here--l cannot
have you here
The woman raised her eyes with look of
silent despair, but the little boy, with a nerv-
Gus agitation, painfully different from the mo
tons ola healthy, happy child, sprang from
the bed and clasping its thin hands together
fell on his knees, and cried out, in shrl I'M
plorng tone, 80, sir! don't turn us out tins
dark night we are tired almost TO death. d,
do let us stay till daylight
The gentleman relcnted at the appeal,
turning to his wife said, lfyou choose to give
up your nights rest for the sake of their stay
ing, have no objections, but you must Walch
them all the while
The lady willingly consented, and soothing
the little boy, gent him back to bed She
then took Il seat in the ncghborlng room,ahd
prepared to fulfil her promise, ny watching
them all night.
The strangers slept heavily ,but not quietly.
The poor woman groaned often, and muir
INJURED in her sleep, ofmauy sorrows. Ouce
or twice, she said with deep sigh, Wen!
Well my heart is breaking, but the Lord is
good
In after years, that lady was called 10 en-
dure loss after loss and trial after triul, until
her heart was almost crushed within her; but
often, when she was ready TO sink in despair,
the sleeping words of that rn'suown widow,
came home TO her hcurt,aud brought strength
ind comfort, aud she felt herself richly re-
mid FIR n slCrnlCss diglt when she had learn
ed TO say, 'Wcll! well! my heart is breaking,
| but the Lord is good
Poor unknown woman! ifyou ere still an
inhabituut ofthis worId--if the Phys'csan has
healed your breaking heart, know that youI
words uuconsciously spoken have Often
strengthened the spirit Ola window almost
as desolatc MS Yourself and in return she now
| longs to tell YOU what she has since learned
five truly know and acknowledge that the
! Lord is GOOD, our hearts will never break, hu
grow stronger aud stronger under I ols.
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dissolution OF Copartnership.

Dissolution OF Copartnership.
WNTE the undersigned give notice that We
w have this day by mutual consent dis
solved the connection in trade heretofore OK
isting under the Firms of John Bacon u Co.
and John Kelley &. Co, and all debts due to
John Bacon ~ Co. will be paid TO John Bacon
and Charles A. Harris, and all debts due to
John Kelley 4. Co will be paid to John kcl-
lev. JOHN BACON,
CHAS. A HARRIS,
JOHN KELLEY.
St. Johnsbury Centre, Feb. g, lo46.
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Nov. -, lGI''

We, the subscribers, hereby certify @
we have one of Webb's Patent lmproyemgep
for setting lors now in operation III our S-'
Mill in St Johnsbury-that we coAS!e'i u
same useful Improvement to be used III sl'
Mills--have no hesitancy in recommehan!,
to cthers-making a saving OF al ieas' yn
quarter of the time in saving, also s''-s
with more accuracy, and less labor, ,,,r,
SOLOMON ANDREWS
,ao,,6 LORENZO BERRY.
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Stage Fare Reduced.

So DOLLARS TO ALBANY OR TROY NY.
A LINE of Coaches leave Haverhill, N. II.
N every day at II noon, arriving at Albany,
n. 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. 90, 1916. 395tf
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Milln0wNCrS, Look Here

ITO all who own Sow-Mills or are coHceme!
Il in them. we would respectfully call your
attention to the following:-We The uaGrrsign.
ed have purchased the useful ;n7@rc@eafatf
setting lor5 on Saw-Mill Carra-os Invented
by Benjamin Webb, Of New York. Th,
Patent is considered by those who have used
it of the greatest utility Of any thing g, the
kind that has ever been got up. The tail END
sets itself and the other is set with lever N
two seconds; the log after it is turned andtog
gcd is all sawed before it is undogged
We now offer it for single mills, townG
more, in the Counties Of Caledonia, ont2'
and Essex Castings may be had at Paddo.i'
Furnace, st. Johnsbury, IN about twelve day.
from this date, HIRAM NOV W., Ann M
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The vegetable Pulmonary BID
sam,

rs probably, alm %.a;n n''j jSi.
Il a parallel in hay. N ,. y,
ing a trial of nearly i.. y
, "tniion which it has ;.. a.,iis
for Consumptive. C.. con- I p,l.gs
and all diseases OF I !, b, s been
Throat and Ch'', ,d !, create
used probably WV" ',r'n ant
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Scarlet Dive.

- LENN,S Indian Hair DYE, and :,
O Hair Tonic for sale by ''' 'ayne'
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Jan. "a, 1916 i AN,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-12

to become his bail but he is mistaken; think h at
might have said to Foot that Richardson's bail would
not be taken but did say that he would not become
his BALL it was advised my mother go to the police
Office with me to make the aiiidavs the ID July; my
father living; he did not live with family Jersey
City.
The ATTORNEY GrNERAL here rendered the affidavit
Of the Witness made the ID Of July, 10 the defence
Read by the deienceft charged the prisoner with being
an insane and that il dangerous to allow him to
continue at large and pray ed the arrest of the prisoner
Direct examination resumed by the Stae-l heard n
conversation between PAten ami Spencer the night
ofhe I'd july Spencer SAID he thought she must have
been in Patterns room; Paen replied that he have
been mistaken: when Richardson in the house az
ter the murder In the of the house where my
sister lay he exclaimed my Cod or something like
it, he then went out; accompanied him to walk. Wit
ness here withdrew.
Adjourned to 91l O'Clock this forenoon
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homicide II would tend materially to mitigate the char
acter of his homicide.
The ATTORNEY GENERAL commended II was no matter
what they could introduce the character OF the diff
faculties, no matter what might have occurred at New
YORK but he would ask. could ything occurring
New foik, the day previous any other day, ju
~ this homicide and, besides all this this very Mr
Richardson himself who had been frequently referred
w. Vas IA In court here for the last few days
him. ~ ~
The CouRr here commented unon tho corr,. n,rs,sd
in relation to the sdmissbiity the testimony proposed
by the defence which commended was contrsry TO the
rules OF evidence
The DnrEscE here further contended thew had rrht
to introduce testimony arising out of the direct
CousT-fou want to prove adultery committed in
New York. by the cross.examination Of this witness
or two days previous to this of homicide which
we are Try ng you can prove these facts you choose
to do SO, on our defence but not in this way.
WirSEss.-When was returning on the night of the
l4th or the morning OF the 18th OF July, when the MUIR
der was committed, met Mr. Rchardson---
| The STATE here objected to this question.
WIrNEss in continuation MIR Richardson was the re-
the evening Of the 4th Mrs Spencer out to take
walk that evenings Richardson the house; he did
go out Immediately alter Mrs Spsncer Spencer and
Richardson came in about o'clock. together; Richard
and Mrs Spencer did not 60 out together that
ing state this postively went after the second shot
was fired to the Justices Offices Richardson there he
did not come to the house with me- saw Richardson
after returned to the house, il was about o'clock. al
,ns last boat had gone supposed had not gone
Jersey made the deposit Of the hundred dollars in the
r.n ward Bank on the ID Jay; received the money
conversation with me think he cried on the
SION; we walked wards the dock it was then he offer
y. @ siv would induce her to go with him; he said
Nuns he sed to try and soften nv mother feelings
HIM after the conversation saw him 90 into
over to New York en- ssIssmsn =. No isa Pearl ST
ana IN the employ Of ID. Williams; had conyersa.
hnr "Tn S, rcot about spsncsrs being bsied don't
'hnk ssd TO Foot that spencer expected Richardson
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ID 5NK

INDIAN VEGETABLE rANACEA.-Per-,n. ,gie,.
GERS Tie ter Mecuria Dis other Complaints apg rom
h' b'od are requested n read the following
d,cinc. W ~
But lest simple statement Of facts of convincing those
Who ave daiy imposed upon by certificates
eEee To the frIc masnatons writer's Twin, wines. IN
ns Ps,an o. h Brooks WHOSE cas- 'nore below may
sen al our Once NO Murray siee New YORK
kitdy consented TO Tor the s.tsfaeon of
hose waote quiIe oeeuiar demonstration
As Mr. u hom hi- family an Phil,
HeHn' 'os ~ ho m interest IN such
Read: EIcad!. Rcad!!!
We, the Undersigned havirg Sir Isaac brook. r I'm,
ofe" Of M'rs Ro"N"d Walton $40 Market Phiade
heard uC ~
o's'e was seron aud rrhbe have ern his twelve
Scsrs' co. hie' with the destroyer.
ii palate the mouth nos. urer lp apdjor
ha OF the ush eye have been destroyed nearly rateE up
~ ,- on IN a." bone carried away And yet give
Nj b informs that in January last whole interior Of hi.
mnu as well as the hsaer mas, Of Il, en- and ,n
fluiseis. '
CJauuar last he p, c,rIIyNs
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, winch checked the die,s in
few dy' and om that time progressed without in
ienission
New flesh supplied the place Of the derp ulcers and ,r
Oa oi'hsured has fac IS sound and ms
we are ASSURED nat "a the Treatment Of MIR Brooks
MrIeua Ointment or Caustc applications hrs been usrd-n
Sst the Panaeea alone has wrought this wonderful change
Chas L. Rowand scidv.e. Crawford county Penn.
J. w Jones NJ q, s"stI Phadelph
CIV APpieioa, VI. D., 10 south st. do.
Timothy Caldwell, Marion county, No
WIN. SIesiing 81. u, Camden. n J.
J. IL rSl,SI ma3niaG!s'er Of Mineral Teeth, 100
~ A. woncnm, be' Editor Pha Dtmoerae77
Geo W. Metz busanaker, az Market st. Phila.
a. D. Guo'is pastor Of IIth Baptist Church do
John Bell Erie 81, Ph'a. North American otberl
John w Aslmead, g. sOI;, 9Th street. PhiladsIphia.
I.sWagacr, hihoFriphcr IIG Che.aut st. DO
Iclef sAen Smtr' EDITOR Native Elge do.
joel Boiine, glass manufacture wiIlams,own M
L. Il Coles, u. D., Boston, Mass.
Russell Garfield phy soogist, Phia
Thomas P J. Rcsy, NJ. d, Hauisburgh Pa.
Peter Wright, $50 Market stfe-t Phila.
VIM UE- pastor 81. PauIs 81 Church Catbap. Il Pbl,
JH9 Csnaer' pastor LIT lndeFsueen, Church. Boad ~
I i"syndera, publisher OF Pledge al s.anderd Ph.a
FP.sg.ers Editor olive Branch roysown Iueks co Pa,
JACOB Finch Editor American sentinel
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III. EIJSTACE X son

ID RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants of
Virginia. trading passing through Richmond to examine
Drugs Medicines Paints and Dye Suh They
prepared think will make icf
condnr their dealings in their this place
and FaIseed exchange io goods al
se
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yINO THELADIES IN PARTICULAR.-M

II. nEPILAToRY POWDER has been found highly beneficial
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