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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
FOR CONSUMPTION, COLD
RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA AND FEVERs.
HAVING been attacked some months with bod
Il Cough, Weakness in my Chest, and loss of appe
lite, used WrIghts Indian Vegetaf lie Pills but grew
worse, WIN colo sweats at nights could sleep and
9ele , was IN Consumption. | procured box
DR. Smiths sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegetable
rms which restored my health within six Jays and
peHeFe them 10 De the best remedy ever used.
Cambridge, Oct 49, 1874
Extract from A. G. Pages letter, d8ted
The Sugar Coated Indian Vegetable Pills you sent me
sell well and give good satisfaction They sell better
[ErtyGct from Lsoi Barretrs letter datsd1
The Pills which received ofyou have given sncS mi
versa atisfacon they been purchased and
the sale has been so uniform that thought best to re
ly &C.
tErtraotjrom Nm. n, Pactardsietterl, dated
MOnson, Mass Jan. o. ls45
Sir, enclosed is the payment for the last Pills Vim
viii please send me by Express another lot saw or
Dozens they give good satisfaction have MOI ON hand
more than boxes and do not wish TO be out of them
one das. 1919
lErtroot from Danp TAT & Sons letter, datedl
Taitsyille, VT, Feb. g. lS15
Your Pills received few laws since and bavs
sold some of them and also used some ourselves and
who have used them. - ~
Mr. j. P SMITH ofGoucester, states that he has sold
all, and wishes doc. boxes more Immediately aud hev
give snch universal satisfaction that he has determined
to sell no other kind Of Pills
Mr. A. ALLEN, ofPalmer DEPOT, states Z" That he was
very thankful that he was appointed agent as his viii
mas Deen an invalid Tor some time, and a box of thes
Fils Immediately cured her also that they had perform
ca alKe wonderful cures in the town. and was entirely
out ana wanted more ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS agent or otbe
Fllls nut should only recommend these
lE"Tdcttron j B. DGnforth's letter datedl
p,.a., Barnard VT, II, 1886
= rlease send me Immediately dozen. Smiths Suga
Coated indian vegetable Pills. those You sent a short
lme since are nearly all sold and give universal salts
faction.
me above are only few of the numerous letters which
are daly received of the great popularity and
these truly excellent Pills They the best medicine
or the above complaint that Sold and IN every
lnH they nave been tried have given universal satisac-
tlon, ana should be kept family medicine by every
one we only ash trial ofthem to convince the most
skepuc OF the truth OF these assertions,
The directions and treatment ai the diseases, accom-
pany every box Price 95 cts per box.
NO" Sugar Coated PHs' he genuine without the
signature of the sole inventor, g. BENJAMIN SMITH,
De- President ofthe NJ Y. College of HEALTH" upon
every box.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale ofthis medicine,
l79 GreenWfch ST. Nep York, and Water ST., Boston
Agent In Worcester, JAMES GREEN Co
FOR SALE IN ALL THE YILLdGES and TOXINS
IN NEW ENGLAND STATES.
N. b. No Tayeifng pedidrs are GiioDGd 10 sell these
Pills. II March s.
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.

No. So State-stTeet, Hartford, Conn.
VAN a sound and 0uaiidbie Capital Il $3.50. 900
OFFER their protection agains. loss ar damage BY fire TO
~ the citizens of Worcester and its vicn:ty Ii nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores ami Merck
generally Factories, and Mills on the most favorable
terms. ~
This Institution has been in operation nearly onarter
centuryits reputation for liberal adjustment and il
prompitude in paying losses, well known and esto,
lIshed. THOMAS X RRACE p,aas5o
SIMEON l.. LocMIs, Secretars.
Hartford, March &, 845. istt
u Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance in the abo,
Company, referred for more particulars 10 A. r. BI
LocH, Esq, in Worcester Mass
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-06
PILGRIM CELEBRATIONS.

The Anniversary 6fthe Landing ofihe Pill
srims has just passed. The sons and daugh-
tiers Of New England, from one end Of the
Union to The other, have either celebrated its
recurrence, or borne it in grateful remem-
brance. 1t is not inappropriate to turn our
thoughts to the compact, which the little
world in the MayflOwer formed, before step
ping upon orr wintry shores. The pilgrims
it must be borne IN mind, landed at part o.
the coast over which their patent gave them
no right or power. Therefore. before land
ing. and while yet in Cape Cod harbor, they
formed themselves into body polite BY sub
scrbing the following instrument. The a
corn has since become MIGHTY OAK.
''In the name Of God Amen: We. whose
names are under written, the loyal subjects
of our dread sovereign lord king James. by
the grace of God. Of Great Britain, France
and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith,
&C.,
Having undertaken for the glory of God.
and advancement of the christian faith, anu
honor of our king and country, voyage to
pisnt The first colony in the northern parts of
Virginia. do by these presents solemnly and
mutually in the presence of God, and one OF
another, covenant and combine ourselves to-
sether into a civil body polite, for our better
ordering and preservation, and furherance Of
the ends aforesaid; and by virtue hereof to
enact, constitute and frame such Just and G.
quail laws. ordinances, acts, constitutions and
offices from time TO time. as shall be thought
most meet and convenient for the general
good Of the colony; unto which we promise
all due submission and obedience In witness
whereof we have hereunder subscribed our
names at Cape Cod, the 1lth of November.
in the year of the reign Of our sovereign lord
king James OF England. France and Ireland
the Eighteenth. and of Scotland the Fifty
fourth, Auuo Domini. 1920"
The following is the list OF subscribers 10
this compact, as taken from the list at the
end OF Governor Bradford's Folio Manu-
script:
Those with this mark CID brought their
wives with them; those with this (') for the
present left them either in Holland or Eng
land.
Some left behind them some, and others
all their children, who afterwards came over.
Those iialicised deceased before the end Of
March.
The narrow column contains the number
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and highly offensive odor.

and highly offensive odor:
Itpow was suggested that should attempt
to influence the patients arm, as heretofore
[ made the attempt and failed. DIR. F.
then iatima,ed a desire to have me put a
question. | did so as follows:
IN. Valdemar, can you explain TO US what
are your feelings or wishes now!"
There was an instant return OF the hectic
circles on the cheeks; the tongue quIvered,
or rather rolled violently in the mouth (al-
though the Jaws and lips remained rigid as
before); and at length the same hideous Voice
which | have already described, broke forth {:
For Gods sake quick quick put
me TO sleeper, quick .-waken e!-quick.
Il sag to you that l am dead"
Twas thoroughly unneived, and for an IN
slant remained undecided what to do. AT
first | made an endeavor TO re-compose the
patient; but, failing in this through allegiance
ofthe will, retraced my steps and as earnest
" struggled 10 awaken him. In this attempt
soon saw that should be successful-or at
least soon fancied that my success would be
complete-and am sure that all in the room
we've prepared to see the patient awaken.
For what really occurred, however, it is
quite impossible that any human being could
have been prepared.
As rapidly made the mesmeric passes, a
mid calculations of dead dead !" absolute
ly bursting from the tongue and not from the
Inns of the sufferer, his whole frame at once
within the space ofa single minute, or even
less, crumbed-absolutely rolled a
way beneath my hands. Upon the bed, be-
fore that whole company, there lay nearly
liquid mass OF loathsore-of detestabe pu-
PRESENCE.
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THE PILGRIMS VISION.

In the hour o. twilight shadows
The Puritan looked out
He thought OF the "bloulv Salvages"
That lurked all round about
OF Wituwawmet's pictured knife,
And Pecksnots whooping shout
For TIE baby's flesh was tender,
Though his fathers arms were stout.
His home was freezing cabin
Too bare for the hungry rat,
Its roof was matched with ragged grass,
And bald enough Of that,
The hole that served for easement
Was glazed with an ancient hat,
And the ice was gently thawing
From the log wherein he sat.
Along the dreary landscape
His eyes went 10 and fro,
The trees all clad in icicles,
The streams that did not flow
A sudden thought flashed DER him
A dream flong ago
He smote his leathern jerkin
And muTmured even sou
"Come hither, God-be-Glorihed,
And sit upon my knee,
Behold the dream unfolding,
Whereof spake TO thee
By the winters hearth in Leyden
And on the stormy sea
True is the Dreams beginning,
So may its ending be.
~ saw in the naked forest
Our scattered remnant cast
A screen Of shivering branches
Between them and the blast;
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Whole uumLer
IGI

Thus, says MIR. Prince, there was Jus, lei,
who sailed from Plymouth in England, and
just as many arrived in Cape Cud barhor.-
and this is the solitary number. who, for an
indebted conscience aud the love of pure
Christianity, first left their native and pleas
ant land. AMI encountered all the tolls and
hazards Of toe iumutuous ocean, in search
ot some uncultivated region in North vi GIN
ia, where they might quietly enjoy their reli-
gious liberties, and transmit them to p0stcri-
ty. in hopes that none would follow to dis
turJ or ven them.
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~ A Coon WIFE.-Andrew johnson. n
member Of Congress from Tennessee. was
taught by his wife TO READ after his n,ar-
rage. He is tailor by trade. and is said 10
be an esiimahIc man.
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Elliott. Of Washington city. who Killed
William II. Kendall. has been discharged by
the Court and released from prison, the Grand
jury having returned presenrment that the
act was done in seIEdefeDce, while retreaiing
from his assailant. The same jury have found
bill against Bailey for assault, who was al
so wounded by Elliott
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HC ny ing lcll dS last;
l looked 10 see them perish,
when 10, the vision passed.
again mine eyes were opened,
The feeble had wax'd strong.
The babes had grown to sturdy men.
The remnant was throng,
BY Swallowed lake and winding stream
And all the shores along,
The bowling demons quaked 10 hear
The Christians godly song.
They slept-the village fathers
BY river, lake and shore,
When far adown the steep of time
The vision rose once more;
saw along the winter snow
A spectral column POUR,
And high above their broken ranks
A tauered flag they bore
"Their Leader rode before them,
Ofbearins calm and high,
The light of Heavens own kindling
Throned in his awful eye;
These were Nations champions
Her dread appeal 10 try;
God for the right | fallered-
And 10, the train passed by.
"Once more-the strife was ended,
The solemRAsue tried,
The Lord of Hosts his mighty arm
Had helped our Israel'S side;
Gray stone and grassy hillock
Told where her martyrs died,
And peace was in the borders
OfVictory's chosen bride.
A crash-aS when some swollen cloud
Cracks DER the tangled trees!
With side To side, and spar to spar,
Whose smoking decks are these7
i know Saint Georges bloo1-red cross,
Thou Mistress Of the Seas,
But what is she, whose streaming bars
Roll out Before the breeze
All, well her iron ribs are knit,
Whose thunderS strive to quell
The believing threats, the blazing lips
That pealed The Armlda's kncll
The mist was cleared-a wreath OF stars
Rose DER the crims oncd swell,
And wavering from its naughty peak,
The cross Of England fell
30 trembling FAITH though dark the morn
heavenly torch is ihinel
While feehlcr races melt away,
AND paler OrbS decline,
Still shall the fiery pillars ray
Along thy pathway shine,
To light the chosen tribe that sought
This Western PaleStiHel
81 see the living tide roll on,
1t crowns with flaming towers
The ice capes of Labrador,
The SpaniaTd's land ofllowersp
1t streams beyond the Splintered ridge
That parts the Northern showers,
From eastern rock to sunset wave
The Continent is ourS!"
He ceased-the grim old Puritan
Then softly bent to cheer
The pilsrim-child whose wasting face
Was meelsly turned TO hear;
And drew his toil-worn sleeve across,
To brush the manly tear
From checks that never changed in Wo,
And never blanched in fear
The weary pilgrim slumbers,
His resting place unknown,
His hands were crossed his lids were close
The dust was DER him sirowD,
The drifting soil, the Wondering leaf
Along the sod were blown,
His mound has melted into Garth,
His memory lives alone.
Solet it live unfading,
The memory Of the dead,
Longas Ihepale anemone
Springs where their tears were shed,
Or raining in the Summers wind,
In flakes Of burning red,
The wild rose sprinkieS withits leaves
The turf where once they blcd!
Yea, when the frowning bulwarks
That guard this holy strand,
Have sunk beneath the trampling surge
In beds of sparkling sand,
While in the waste of ocean,
One hoaTy rock shall stand,
Be this its latest legend
HERE WAS THE PILGRiM's LAND!
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The Springfield and Northampton Rail
road IS opened, the trains running daily. The
fare to Northampton, is fifty cents.
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in their several families.


in their several families.
Names. NJ
Mr. Jobn C.,v.ru
William RraJcnrdn %
Mr. Edward WyinsIo,xu
M W;II;a,, Rra,,'s,aIa
Mr.. Isaac ArIer,or1
Cant Nils SI,nd;shu
Iobn ALL
"a S,mneI F,uor. a
IL Cbr;sto,,Lar Nth
NJ ID;IJ;oIn 1f,,J,;n'T
M, UJI;gn HIN
AZ P;ch,rJ W.,
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After pressing Valdemar's band, took
these gentlemen aside, and obtained from
Them minute account of the patients con-
dition. The left lung had been for eighteen
months in a semi-osseous or car;ilaginous
STATE and was. of course, entirely useless fer
al purposes of vitality. The right, in its up
pef portion, was also partially. if not thor
Dush y, ossifed, while the lower region was
nerely mass Of purulent tubercIes, running
INTO another Several extensive perfor-
,nons existed +; and, at one point, permanent
"es!'n to the ribs had taken place. These
appearances in the rish, lobe were of COM
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51atcnt Aleoiriilcs.
3. A. FAENEsTocK's vERMIFuGE.

me TESTIMONY ~ ITS FAVOR IS OVERWHELMING.
ry,HE NUMEROUS CERTIFICATES in possession Of
4 the propFetors have been VOLUNTARILY eiven-maay
parents beer utterly Astorished ~ Lie number oil
worms discharged by n-r children AID the muedute ,Gi
provemen their res. tia! lhey could not be silent hat
would cse TINE snouu - fact 10 othefs. iar
and nea that there rally cERTAI. cure tor ms dsn
..'foGs G'-eBse.
The ..ei price 10 - BOTTLE, which bTin2s II
within ll.. ~ Ill
Certificate efte Aayor Of tas City Of Lancaster, Pa
LAScAsTE- CITY, July I'd, 1914.
Iessrs z. 4 FAHNEsToCk Co-Geatteiren: SeyerRi OF
the younger branches nay family lahnns rGcer synp-
toms indicating worms induced the application OF various
remedies a happy say thai yoar Yermiise had the
crrd!ce number " 81 Of tire large worms tom patient
which ;iad quoi'tie- f-iuy
establish efficacy vi Nerm,!ugo ~ sure CUTE
NJ. CARP ENTER, Mayor Lancaster City.
There many other ermil eioreifs paSc. gotu
10 similar style with ours and They frequently SOLD 10
the unsus 1ecng bCing either The or good as ours
Put confidence in statements but be sure - get me
- and genuine g. 4 Falnr.tocis Netmils e noEe are
80 eiscacous rnd SALE BE- Ibis.
This Vermifuge equally -cua With sdrlts, and !s ii
su:e remedy tape For sale by The prDpriejorB,
BA FAHNESIOCh CO. Wholesale Druggists,
80 ohu.st.
Also by John MUasu 1888 Broadway. j. :. l. CottiEgoa,
Hudson corner Splg-st John 3. Dodd, Broadway, cor
OF Niu:a.sl; John HiBol l6y slhs"erue; March all,
corner SpTtng and Moii streets Ja=s Weir 2ia Grand
ST. K T. Moss Granc.sL of Canror-li Dr.. Thomas
Ritter, CherysL and by Druggists generally IL New
York Brooklyn Jersey City and Nllllamsbnrsh.
milo WISH
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statement. of Receipts in a. the Port. of the United

FLOUR AND MEAI-There is good Inquiry for the
Es, srd for consumption, and the strong feeling in the
market continues Holders firm at IS so for Gene
and sales 1905 COCO brls made that figure
Tor the East and home Good strsgh brands Michi
gan cannet be quoted below s. so. There
shippers IN market and is believed they are prepared
topsy rather better rates than were bid last week ~
Orleans ia, hoop quote IS l2t s. y, round hoop
IS IS 1871 In Southern there is more doing George
towns s. lsi a SIS 25 sales Saturday and to-day OF
800 br's Baltimore sbou, s. Rye Flour is S37 a
"a with fair demand. Meal 50 81! a 50 30 for Jersey
StNndywue is 62i hhds SIC. Bag Meal Sl25 a
81 Wf Buckwhest 81, in er!s s. in bags, and the mar
fet nearly bare.
GRAIN-A farther parcel of Geuesee Wheat, 1900
bushels, changed hands for shipmen; AZ ll7i OF
Ccrn there is not much Offering, sud prices firm
Shes 800 bushels Jersey Yellow ST Is 20 cts, 1900 DO
Orleans a, Isl wgt for dstll!ng and $500 do White
southern al 65G66 wgt seed Northern Oats sold Al "a
sSets. Jersey are 40 a ~ Barley Is held generally
o cts but sale 1000 bushels made for export
Seo cts Sales 500 bushels Rye at y c's
WHlsKY-The dissllers have advanced their asking
;sis % cts but We hear of no sales For good bris
u was offered.
HAY-ln store North River Is selling al 80 a s. cts
parcel $50 esles sold for the Yves, Indies 81
vets and 400 or 500 bales Jersey al 81 a 81 cts
sTAVES-The market Is inactive bu, the quotation
ne about as before. White Oak Dbl Slaves are yery
ce Tho shipments OF slaves to England have glut,ed
'Ias,fnsrket We quote w Q pipes $50 2 NJ hhds $40
'o'' s5l q s2; r O. hhds S27 $50, hid headings si5
ADeIe Is, we oeIle'e, no sugar or MO
landing to-day The markets. buoyent for both att
ee and OF holasses acareo Porto Rico has been sold
% private terms and another arrive and one OF New
orssns both 81 80 cts which is improvement, SUI
ssr' are steady.
ssEsWAX-yelow is wanted at 29i cts, and there is
not much here.
Shchs-Nor'h River Hard are quiet at 81 5osM
SLoVER-We note sale Of 30 tIs iafsrior nj S. cts
Kos!N-Ssles 800 brls common, a, decline on urev
Gus Rates " -
mon cargo OF Chagres received last week
wv or 5000 Sold supposed a, l3 cts. disct of.
sALT-The 'onlyicsrgoof Turks I,land in sr,, hands
changed hands private terms - ' >'N-'N'
fAo'hsioSs-ln Pork we hsas of nothing doing
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New.York Cattle Market. March 3
By our own Reporter.

BY our own Reporter,
A. raars.es 500 Beef Cattle 500 from the South 20
Cows and Csres, and 1000 Sheep aud Lambs
PmcKs-Bsf Caas-The supplies last week were
comparatively limited, and the sales correspondngly
smsl-about loo head remaining unsold. Prices how
ever. have improved a fraction and may be quoted as
fellows viz Inferior and ordinary qualities s. a 50
elr 70 prime. 81 a 81 so extra, 81 -.
Goes and Cai5esA very active request prevailed dur
lag hs week and all at marke; disposed Of at prices
ranging as in quality from ST. TO $50.
Sssep and Ldmbs-The market, though unusually well
supplied was cleared at pr;ces not materially varying
from lbose given in our last repo.,-S2 25 a 3; &C. be-
Ing the extreme range OF prices.
Hsy-sules Of loose at ca; cts per cwt Norm River
bs,aa
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CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOE
ia fULToS-sTREEr.

GaTHE SUBSCRIBER requess those gentlemen IN
ynat o; handsome Boots and Shoes al very reduced
al prices cali his old established stand and examine
4 sInrge assorment VIII induce etn 70 giVeninl
dudng The year proves that his aIucea give universal
sassiou Dress boots from 80 81 70 So warranted TO
wear w.-rade OF the best French calf and under his I'M
ruedia.e supervision Shoes from 81 IS 10 = 5-every
oner article in his line equally low prices Customer
boots ana shoes mcte a. the snorest notice. guar
anI.ed 20 III Handsomely and easily Drawings tsken o.
pair OF lasts made and KEEP: expressly for es
customer. - ,nd
N. B.-Boys' Boots Of al descriptions. Southern A''
Western wholesale orders puncrusly attsndea
JOHN L WATKINS, ia p uiU1u 80
lS lrisTTks between Nassau and Dutch s"'
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marhe,- :. CAREFULLY reported 70, The 7r,s'~c

AsHES-Smail sales oil Pots have been made s., 81
Tor old and 81 II. for Pearls - 3i with sales
moderate The msrke. s very firm
CoTrON-The sales to-day have been comparatively
small say about 900 bales owing tho high prices de-
mauoed by holders which has the tendency 10 check
Ice operations OF SPECTATORS who with spnuers are al
present the only purchasers The packetship ndcpen
aence sailed this morning for Liverpool; had bur ii
hses of Cotton ON board aud the Waterloo packet of
the 18th inst has not sins gle engaged In fact there
IS nothing at all doing for export 1t viii be by state
mcn Of Receipts given below that the falling Of this
YEAR ss compared with last exceeds 100000 bales.
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rsox BrasuDA-,By the arrival of the brig La

rsox BrasupA.-,By the arrival of the brig La
the Lake. we have advices from Bermuda TO the
c.-, Frisby who was arres,ed a, Jamaica on charge
t,s,ling and woman and selling them into ala
has been fully committed for trial q, the next court
ofrice sdmiralty.
AMERICAN provisions had become very nigh in Derna-
-sso high tina, majority Of the inhabitants could nor
paculties had taken place Hilsborough, Grenada
s.ween the police and inhabitants in reference 70 Tue
Mel, sale OF spirits Application for assistance mao pen
made 20 the authorities Barbados ana me one. VI
pe with number Of constsbes cad been sent 20 tue
former place 49,, .,;,.
SHOCKS Q. earthquake recently folk at Antigua
Dominica and Martinique.
Es~ MIR. Cooper, formerly Deputy Marshal OF ST.
outs was lately severely injured in tracas with anoth-
sr rsn az Sisborough Mo. Bes no, expected TO sur