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More New Goods F!

TIME lon arrival is AZ Fu,dy's Stofc, Market
i Square, where will lie found a handsome as.
soTtmen, OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Of the stest and mst approved syies. consisting Of
Cloths, Cassimers, Ves'ings
Summer Stuff, Nous. de- laines, L,wps,
Ginghams. Ca!ico~, Mtslfns.
Jeans. &C., &c, &c; olsr, n foil assortment Of
Grocerifs. all Of which will be sold low. Than ever
c4{ctcd in ths maTs,t.
Call and examine for Yourselves
Sunbury. May is b, is47.-if
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

George Selwyn once affirmed in company
that no woman never wrote a letter without
postscript. NY next letter shall refu'e YOU
said Lady G. Selwyn. Soon siter Ire received
letter from her ladyship when after her sig.
noture. stood p. S-Who is right now, you
or
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-28

Two weldressed shoemakers being in the
company O: some gentlemen. were asked their
profession: snys one of them, practice the heel.
ing art, and !. says the other, labor tor the good
Of mems souls =
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BAN NOT r List.
PENNsY1.vANIA,

Tie E',lowine lis shows the curcn, vaIpo of al
'ennsyivsnia Bank N,ars. The rnoat inriicn re-
lance may te p.svra npon il. A. !, IL every ,oeek
arcfully compared with ard corrected from Bick.
ne's Reporter
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To Purchasers OF
. II Y G q OOD S.

C9s 8s AG GDD12@s
'.. No. l2l Pearl ST., NEW YORK. "N
HAVING established q Branch at No. IA Chss-
IL nut ST., Philadelphia, is now opening. AMI viii
be constantly receiving from the New York Aac-
lions, an extensive assortment of
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will be sold at the lowest New York prices,
a, Wholesale and Retail. Among his stock will ,~
fonnd good sssortmea ii the folio wirg articles:
Iawon,ts. PLAID, Hair CoIl, Lace, Stripe. B.s'k
Swiss and Tarlarsn Mas,iis Bi-h p anil Linen
Lswns. Fancy Cap Nrtts, Fancy and Bail DRESSES
Thread Laces. Application d., rich Black Silk
Tri1mius Lace, Irish l.ineRs, lincn Camhrics
Linen CamhrIc Hlkfs.. Curtain Frnses. Costume.
dEcos>e, MouseIine do I.sine. silk and Couor
Warp tIpaccas, Qu1n's taoth, Gas P,ads
French Mernos. bisc& silks. Gloves. ~ Hose
Shaw!s, Crsva's, Rhhon-. Emhr oiderirs &C.. &c.
Ceupsry Merchants and others visitsoI PhI,del
!hia or New York To purchase, are respectfully in
viied 10 call and exsmine the stocks
Nov. I, IS<S-ly
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A man took OF his coat TO show q terrible
wound he bad received some years past. %"
said he on not being able TO nnd II, ! remember
now. twas my brother Billie arm.'
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY!

Deafness CAN BE CURBDI!
NOOPER'S ETERIAL OLA prnrnp, and
lasting remedy for DEArSrss, also for pains
ami discharge Of matter from the Ears.
Hundreds Of cures in cases deemed utterly hope.
LEES have firmly tabshed its Superiority over eve
~ former Medical discovery.
This valuable Acoustic Medicine Is componnd
Of foor different Obs one Of which, the active and
principal ine,edient ia oapinej from the bark Of
crr'sin species Of WALNUT, a new aud eAtctual
agent in the cure cf Deaf,,ess.
Persons who had heen deal Tor 10, is and even
20 years. have heen permanently cured by us ns
this oil. In fact, 80 numerous and so emphatic
have bern The testimonials in it, favor, that the in
venor Claims tnr il the .iisnrson a AZ intsiil,e
Remedy. in all casss, when the Ear is prri,cl IN
it- tsimati n.
For further particulars, aud evidence Of It's great
vsiue. see printed she-ts IN fle hands ,f Agents.
Fcr ssle in Sunhury, by J. w. FRiLiNG.
September 18Th. ls46-Iy
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BELL We AND LIv
+ II O M S Q N s

= IL q M S q N S
Compound Syrup, of Tar & Woo
Naptha.
FTVIiE unprecedented s1ccess of this medicine. i
L the restors.ion e hcsih. 20 those who, in dc
pair, had given up all hopes, has given il an cYa
we'd reputation above an other remedies, fornishin
sVidence OF rs intrinsic value and power. the oi
ly sccn, which can be relied upon for the cure
Pulmonary Consumption. Broschiuis, Asthm
Pain in the side and Breast, Spit,ing Of Bloc
Whocping Cough, Group, &C.
Attention is requested 10 the following ASTO.
IsiitNG CURE, hy Thorscn's Compound Syn
of Tar and Wood Nspths..
Hirf Philadelphia, Moy 81, is44.
MIR. THOMSON-Oesr Sir-Whh grstei
feelings inform you OF the astonishing effects
your medicine, which has literally rails me fro
dca,h.bed. My disease, Pulmonary Consum
ton, had rosi~ced me 50 low that my ply sican la
noanced my case hopeless Al this junction
esa 10 u-e your medicine, aud miraculous as il m
seem. i, has completely restoscd me to heshh, at
everything else had failed. Respectfully yours.
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above George sift
The undersigned, being personally scquain,
with Washington Mack aud his ssfarings, d.
witness to the astonishing effects of Thomso
Compound Syrup Of Tar, and the truth Of the
bovc statement.
los. WINNER, 3fe North Third street,
DAVID ElCKERS, ~ Almond STREET,
HUGH MGlNLEY, s. z. csraa Tam,
aad Fourth streets
Prepared only by 4. r. Thomsca. n. e. cor
If 9Th and Spruce streets. Philadelphia.
Agenis.-H. ID. Mssser. Sunbary; ID. Gr
aad D6, Macpherson, Harrisburg Jno. q. bro
Pot,sviiIe Geo. Earl, Reading; Houston 4 :
on, Tow ~anda, Btsdierd county, Pa. Price 80 O..
per Se,tI~. OF IS psr dozen. 4t
or BesGrs Of aH limitations. .-. ..- ..l
Philadclphis, June cath. ts45.-ly
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Did you ever cit down to tea where skim.
milk was on The table. wi,hou, beirF asked,
DO you take cream, sir!'
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~ BE wv
Spring Goods:

v1NHE subschber has jus, received his New
Il Spring Goods. to which be invi,es his ftien,
and customers to call end examine for themse, e
Hin stock cooMsss in part OF the following; ..
sarsror Cloths. Of al cclor.; r~ssimtrs Of iif'r.
ent patterns; Satin sad other Yrsioas,; Ca,
lioos. Lawns. Gnghsms, Checks. Tick. =,
ines. and summer wear Of all kinds -
ard price, also. I.rgl,orn and I
Palm leaf Hats; Umbre,las .
l., and ParasoiS, f ..m23 a
Au~Icnts upwa"ls ..- q ...
UM t3rcce, les, Queens
VI H4fdwa,e, Cejarwarr, ..
Oils. S1|uss, Fth, salt &c. SC, &c.
and in f,ct, csr,y ar,cE usually kep, in coun',
store. which Willie sold very low Tor c..t or, NJ
hind Of trade. JOHN BOGAR
s,nbury, May 18th, ls47.--ni4y
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rrp NpRssfl's Umtoersal
S II LAWN g CIR i "A M.

Small quantities. given without Charge.
N tts Cheynm 81, PHILADELPHIA.
THIS new and splendid article, a. its name .le-
q notes, is prnfessed to he superior to any Sha-
wing Cream in the United States or Europe. Il ia
unsurpassed fr beauty. purity and fserance. th"
somewhat snslaeous to Gurrlain's Ambr"sisl
Cream and other similar compounds. II far sur
passes them oil by the emol len, pasty Consistency
of its lather which sofiens the besrd render
shaving pleasant and easy. Il further Possesses
the sdvan,age over the imported article, in bene
freshly pep,,ei no skill being wanting in it's man-
ofacture. f. Roussel having had many years eN-
perience in the celebrated Laboratory of i.augur
Pere ct Fiis, now Renaud & co., Of Paris.
Besides heing the hest. it is the cheapest article
nr shaving; !, is elegantly put up in boxes, wnh
splendid steel engraved labels.
Pfire So per dozen. or 375 cents for single box.
10 shave year. l, Is slso sold Of 81 80 per lb
or l23 cents pet ~, ihnt srn,iemrn can have
their boxes filled at EUGENE ROI SSEL'S.
Wholesale and Re,ah Perfumery and Mineral Wa.
Ter Es establishment, ia Chesnut Street,
Dec 10. lst6.-- PHILADELPHIA.
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DENTISTRY.
PETER Il. MAS SSER,

u Ia " ~ 4'' - - . y "
RECENTLY FROM PHILADELPHIA
h ESPECTFllI.Lf inE,emr the ciiizcns If
III, Suntury and ~cniv, that he has opened an
office he residence "f Henry Mss-er. in Market
street, where he is prepared TO execute all kinds Of
DsrrAI SuRaxWv. Plate Work. &C. on the LATEST
and most approved plans. ~ .i e ...i. H
Having had some experience and ius'ructisr,
under one of the most eminent and successful Den
FISTS in Phiad,iphis. he hc'irvcs thst ne will te
able to give satisfaction to those who t~y want his
se~crs st ..5' r
Ladies will he waited on their llacrs of rrsi-
dcnce. His chsrges win lie mode ate, and his
~s'k warranted. e
Sunburv March eSth, 1896.
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CLEMENT O. EAAo,

REspECTFULLY inform the, public. that on
AZ ne sth Inst, they entered into partnership.
in the mercantile business, at the Store recently
occupied BY Ira T. Clement. sdjoining Viewers
Tavern, in Sunbury. They have lately received
new STOCK u goods which they win dispose ef
at tho lowest prices.
All kinds Of produce will be tsken in exchange
for goods.
No longer than four months credit will he given.
IRA T. CLEMENT,
JOHN HAAS.
sunhury, Nov ID, lsao.-M
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GESTILIry.-'Dsbby, the dom bell rings. and
you must run light tho match and touch the
shsvings. cod lei ihe burnt stick and brands get
On fire in the hre place. OF they w,il think we
don't keep fire in the citing room, anc ihs.
would not be genlesl.
'Yis'm.-there--it 10 all rosring, and The bell
rings sesin--shali GO nowr
Yes
%, lordy msrm, il was only pedler.'
"A pedIer. eon'odnd him--tsks the FIRE apart,
snd get ready for another alarm
'Ys'm.' rl..r tt. ...H
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The editor Of the Ohio Coltiya,or 10 getting
quite poeticai. Hesr him:
I'VE never loved a chsrmng critteS,
But some one else ~as sure 10 get her."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-05-01

I Con leaving Canada ] gave him to Daniel
Orrs, an honest, faithful, loyal friend, who
had accompanied mo to the province. His
station in life was about equal to that poor
Patterson and accordingly, so soon as the
bird was hung by him on the outside OF his
humble dwelling, he began to sing a.
gain as exuusitey us ever He continued to
do so all through Sir George Arthur's admin
istration. lie sang all the time Lord Durham
was ut worl-he sang after the Legislative
Council-the Executive Council-the House
of Assembly of the province had ceased for
ever to eXst-he sang all the while the lmpe-
rial Parliament were framing and agreeing to
an Act by which even the name of Upper
Canada was to cease TO eXist-he sang all the
while Lords John Russell and Sydcnhnm were
arranging, eflecting, and perpetuating upon
the United Provinces of Canada the banctul
domination ofwhat they called irresponsible
government and then, feeling that the voice
of an English lark could no longer be of any
service to that noble portion Other Majesty's
domnions--he died.
'Orris sent me his skin, his skull and his
legs took them to the very best artist in
London-the gentleman who st"tls for the
British Museum-who told me, to my great
that these remains were perfectly uninjur-
ed. After listening with great professional
interest to the case. he promised me that he
would exert his utmost talent; and in about
month Charley returned to me with unruflled
plumage standing again on the little orches-
ira ofhis cage, with his mouth open, looking
upwards-in short, in the attitude oisinging,
just as have described him.
Il have had the whole covered with large
glass case, and upon the dark wooden back
ofthe cage there is pasteda piece of white
paper, upon which have written the follow
ing words:-IHis Lark ,CaS taken 10 Calada,
By a poor En.,grani, ,eaS Shpscrecked in the 81.
Laurence, and qtter singing at Toronto nine
gears, diet there on The IAN of.M,Uch 1913 uni
porsaliy regretted Home! Home! Street Home"
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FRAUDS.

OUCH is the desire among men for the sud
- den accumulation of wealth. that many
are led to the practice of fraudulent means for
obtaining it. The opportunities for such prac-
tcc, are us various as are the avocations OF
men.
That drugs and medicines are much adnl-
tcratcd, and that there various qalitics of
the same, may be known by the tact that an
article can be bought in market al bali and less
than half the price of another quality of the
same article.
These are to be administered as remedies in
disease, and their effect relied upon as efficient
in its removal, which ought you to take: There
is no security therefore against deception, for
those who buy medicines, but to procure them
of those whose time and attention being dl-
rectcd to the subject, enables them to Judge
correctly of their purity, by knowledge of
the qualities and properties by which good
article is Known.
The subscriber being permanently and cr-
ci0Sjcciye ngnged in the Drug business, intends
keeping complete assortment of P"rc medl-
cincs constantly on hand and trusts by an in
creusing knowledge of his business and his ia
ci!itics for purchasing, to meet the reasonable
wants Of practitioners and others, as to quality
and pricc-Motto, Purity and Efficacy.
Agent also for all the valuable patent medi.
cines of the day. -
J. c. BINGHAM.
st. Johnsbury, April q, 1s47 I0eu'
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RE AL EST A TIE
O II s A l. I.

A BOUT 10 acres oflnnd, on which is agood
N House and small Barn;--another piece
of about 20 acres, on which is an old House
and good Barn, included in this piece are
several acres of wood land, containing sever
al hundred good sugar UNDERSTANDING piece
of about % acres, mostly covered with TIM
Der. The above lots are situated about one
mile east of st. Johnsbury Plain.
Also, situated ID miles west of St Johnsbu-
ny Plain, about 80 acres (about ~ of which IL
wood land) on which is Dwelling House and
two Barns Also, about 80 acres adjoining' al
so 50 acres, about 20 of which is well timber
ed Gncludng an excellent sugar orchald).
The above valuable real estate will be sold
together, or in separate parcels, to suit pur-
chasers, afiording an excellent opportunity to
any one wishing to purchase a large farm or n
small one-lots for moving and tilloge or pas
turing, or wood lots.
If not previously disposed of, tho same will
be sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY the 9TH
day of May next, at the Hotel of Geo. w.
Ely. Sale to commence at II o'clock, a. M.
Sale positive.
For further particulars and conditions of sale
inquire of +. Jewett, or Russell Hallett, st.
Johnsbury Plain.
April |, l547. 5O5w5
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NATIONAL D.AGUERRLfG , G''
LERY AND PHOT0GR. f0"
NJSHLNG DEPOTS;

A wardedthe Gold and Silver Medals, n "s
N first Premiums, and two highest iiON Max
at the National, the Massachusetts, the "" ~.
York, and the Pennsylvania ExhlbltoannT, ,ap
spectively, for the most splendid coloreG pS
erreotypes and best Apparatus ever eNl .;,hor,
Portraits taken in exquisite style' w'''''
regard to weather.
Instructions given in the art. -, Stuck
A large ASSORTMENT of Apparatus ana ''''
on hand, at the lowest cash prices. l., I'd
New York, PSI Broadway; PhtiadelPhItiI onc
Chestnut st.; Boston, ~ Court, and 90 Wash
yer SITS; Baltimore, 205 Baltimore ST. Wv Va
ington, Pennsylvania Avenue; rn1 san5Wal
Mechanics Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth ana 5, "ri
nut. and l76 Main st Saratoga Springs i ;.or
way; Paris, 1877 Vieille Rue du Temple 5 l1
pool, 30 Church st. f'!-
BLANKS for sale othis OFFICE
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I'm and after Thursday April /, Passenger
~ Trains will run in connection with the
Nashua and Lowell Railroads, as follows:

NN and after Thursday April !, Passenger
W Trains will run in connection with the
Nashua aad Lowell Railroads, as follows:
Leave Concord at $40 g. 1l:5 and 81 = Al.
Leave Boston at \ NJ, ! NJ, and PM.
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, Harcrhill, Exeter, Dover and
Portland either way daily.
it also connects at Concord with the North
crn Railroad, now openedtc Franklin, and fur
nishes the most direct rou ute, and has a greater
proportion of railroad conveyance than any
other line from Boston to central and n orthern
New Hampshire ~ Vermont and the Canadas.
Passengers baggage must be properly mark
ed, and when valued at more than $50, notice
must be given and extra charges paid, no
loss beyond such amount will be allowed.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
RUN DAILY, AS FoLLows-Leave Boston at
81 and arrive at Concord the same evening.
Leave Concord at 81 and arrive at Boston
at "a the next morning.
Freight, First class, SO; second class, So, so
Freight should be delivered at Concord, Bos.
ton and other Dcpots an hour at least before
leaving, to insure delivery by the first sue
cccding train, N. &. UPHAM, Sup't
April 1. 1S47. 567tf
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;sA&. IAa...l -
YcgrtubIc Internal Remedy
Eg922 9? EEsEE3 T9yEEsS .
GA Cure for Life Secured. -

SGl&A ia BsaA.ll - ss2-lAsHs9
CsyA Cure for Life Secured. -
DIR. UPTL7WS LNTER.NAL REMEDY for
the cure of PHeS, Inflammation the Lt1er and
.SDiecn; inflammation, soreness ami alteration
of the st0mach, Jo,ceiS, kidncyS and blaGlicr; in
FainmGtory and mCrcUriaL Rhcumdt'Sm; tmpu-
ritz OfbioOd; readiness ami inflammation Of the
SHINE; aad for the rcliCf Of married LadjcS.
The Pcgctabie Pile EtcctHdry, invented by
DR.. A. Upham, distinguished physician ofN.
Y CITY, is the only real successful remedy for
that dangerous and distressing complaint, the
Piles, ever offered to the American public
Mark this : it is an internal remcdy-not an ex-
ternal application, and will cure any case of
Piles, either bleeding or blind, internal or cX-
tcrnal; and probably the only thing that will.
There is no mistake about it, IL is a positive
curc--Spccdy and permanent. 1t is also con-
venent medicine to take, and improves the
general health in a remarkable manner. Each
box contains ~ doses, at j cts. per dose. II
is very mild in its operation, and may be taken
in cases of the most acute inflammation with
out danger. All external applications are in
the highest degree disagreeablc, inconvenient
and offensive; and from the very mature of the
disease, temporary in their effects. This med
icine attacks the disease at its somce, and re-
y,i0ciRg the cause, renders the cure certain amt
permanent.
InfantmatOry Diseases Although the Eiec-
tMGry was originally prepared Tor the cure OF
Piles, yet 1T has proved itself TO De a medicine
far superior to all others, IN all diseases OF an
ntlammatory character, with determination
of blood to any particular part or organ In in,
hammation and congestion Of the liver and
spleen; inflammation, soreness and liberation
of the stomach, bowels kidneys and bladder;
in infammatory and mercnr'ai rheumatism 1T
is the best medicine ever discovered -.
lmpnrtt'eS Of me bsooa' For all impurities
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Smiths Geography.

UAVING had aquantity of Smiths Quarto
u 4 Geography consigned to us-we will sell
the same to merchants in any section of the
State where they are in use, at wholesale pr-
ccs Also, for sale, Smith $ small Geography,
which IS recommended by the county Super
intcndcnt for this county.
L. JEWETT 6. co.
st. Johnsbury, March, IS47 50jtf
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New Stage Arrangement from Bo.
ton TO Canada.

ON and after Jan. !, 1s47, Stages will leav,
" Franklin, N. H., every day, on the am
val of the first train of cars from Boston, at n
NJ, passing through New Hampton, Holder
ness, Plymouth, Campton, Thornton, Wood
stock, Lincoln, Franconiq Notch, to Lttleon.
to lodge first night. Leave Littleton next
morning, viz: Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days, passing through Whitefeld, Lancaster,
Northumberland, Stratford, Columbia, Cole.
brook, Stewartstown to Canaan, Vt.
Stages leave Canaan, VI, for Compton, She,.
brooke, and Montreal, l.. c., in connectoa
with the Understanding opposite days THO
the above named places
also, STAGES LE.AVE
Littleton for Whitefeld and Lancaster, On
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at sern
a. M-returning opposite days through the
above named places, making daily STAGE from
BOSTON, to L.A.NC.4STER, ". II.
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Sands Sarsaparilia,

LNOR the complete removal and pcFnanent
II cure of all Diseases of the skin ar's'ng
from an impure state of the blood, This med
icine has acquired very extended and estab-
lished reputation whore it has been used, bas'
cd entirely on its own merits, which its slpe.
rior efficacy has alone sustained.
Nc Nair's Acoustic Oil will relieve deatne"
at once, or if just commencing, will remove
the cause and check its progress, Those who
have been long deaf should continue its apPs.
cation for weeks to hear we'll. Sold by
J. c. BINGHAM,
st. JohnsbGry, April II, IS47. jO7wS
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HORNS EASILY REMOVED E--ULNERj
..... CANADIAN VER.NIFUGE!

WORAfS EASILY REMOVED I--WINERi
.u.. CANADIAN FER.NIFUGE!
TTUNDREDS of children die every year
II fiom the diseases produced by Worms
They are the cause of numerous and fruitful.
diseases. Indeed there is scarcely complain
common to infancy and childhood which NAV
not be produced or greatly aggravated by The
presence of these destructive animals in TIE
stomach and bowels. Cases are recorded Of
their producing St. Vitus's Dance, Locked
jaw, Dropsy, Squirting, loss of feeling in tho
limbs, Ricketts,, palptatiop ofthe Heart, ErlP'
tons, dry Cough, severe Pains, Paleness, T.
maciation, total decline of strength, aud CON
sumption. Miners Canadian Vermtago Is !
pleasant, safe, speedy and permanent cure lC'
this danger Gus affection. 1t has been talthiuI'
ly tried, and is universally approved OF even
by Physicians. 1t destroys the worms at once,
dissolves and carries off the slime which forms
the nest of worms, and greatly improves anu
inyigorates the system. 1t iS the most Perg g.
thing of the kind ever invepte4, and nofa~"
should be without it. 49,,
p. S. Parents may be asEpred that THIS h'eT :,
cine is perfectly harmless IN all its effects ~
is carefully compounded, of the very Oest ma
terials, and there is not the least danger III O'
ing it. Price only IS cents per bo n.,r
J. s. Houghton, 100 Washington ST. boS'O"'
General Agent for the N, E. States, ,n
.4gents--St. JohnSbury,J c. Binghami L !ir.
don, Fuller u Co.; Bloomington, +. H. ;uT Us
Wells Rioer, T. Shedd; CrGttSbury, W. j.; hu' !,
ings; Derby Line, r. C. Butler; and dea .srs, Ia
medicine generally IN NJ England 4,g.