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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-13
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AZ Mount Pleasant, Iowa, Oct. II, by J.
+. Morton, Esq, (height 6 feet 3 inches,) ST.
las G. Weeks, Esq; of Warren CO., H.. (heght
feet inches) to Mrs. Mary Rohb, of NJ p,
height 6 feet inch)
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-13
Caledonia County Grammar
School,

TIME Winter Term will commence We'd
Il nesday LIST day of December next, and
continue IL weeks
Tuition-$2 for common branches-$3 for
higher per Term.
DAVID MERRILL, Secretary.
Pcacham, Nov. 8, 1S47. 537w3
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BOSTON MARKET-Nov 10

BEEF-Extra mess, 10 90 a OO,OO; Mess II
90 1900; No. l, $50 1000; prime, city,
$50 a 900; navy 10 90 a 10 so.
PORK-Extra clear 10 90 a 90 00;clear Is 90
a 19 80, mess 10 90 a 10 50;prime ] so IL 90.
LARD-Boston 10 a I24, south * west, 10
a12I
BUTTER-store 10 Is, shipping ID n II,
family 90 n %.
CHEESE-new milk g. four meal 6;
shipping Is a 8.
FLoUR-Howard street 6.75 a 600; Ohio,
rs 81; Western canal, 6,75 6 81.
CORN-Yellow, round, 90 a 90, flat So 90,
white 81 90.
OATS-southern, 90 a 90; northern, 50 90.
BEANS-White,I LIZ ,25.
WOOL4-There'is good demand for do
mestic fleece at quoted nricea
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-13
SUGAR PANS,

ENROM the whole sheet imported expressly
H for this purpose Of the following dimen-
sons on the bottom:
inches wide.
Small size-4 feet inches wide, 9 feet 9
inches long to weigh from 80 to 40 lbs.
Arches can be made for the above and the
Pans will be ready for delivery by the first of
December.
d. BOYNTON.
Danvillc, Nov. 2, 1S47. 537w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-13

HEAR THIS GIRLS. The Boston Chrome
type says:
"Show me the wife that's on the watch
For every rent or scratch,
And cures it with timely patch
Before you know it.
She's woman fit to match
A lord or poet"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-13

PLENTY. Apples are saidto he 20 pIenti-
inl in the city and along the shore, that the
shippers are glad to get clear of them for the
charge of freightage. These large supplies
are from New York and the Eastern States.
Phil. North I'm. iSai,udau
We learn from various sources in addition
to the above, that through nearly the whole
length and breadth ofNew York State, it has
been an uncommonly productive year for APP
pies They are so abundant on the North
River, that fine Newton pippns have been
sold at rs cts. to 81 per Dbl, delivered at the
landings.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-13

A FACT. A sad joke occurred recently in
Portland, Me. A lady of that place expect
ing large company TO tea, sent for guam
tity of cream of tartar to raise her biscuit.
BY mistake, tartar emetic was got. The bis
cults were beautifully light and the guests
ate heartily, one lady eXclaiming there 'nev-
hardly over when the emetic began TO work,
and gentlemen and ladies fell to vomiting
with might and main.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-13

People OF Color. 1t has been decided
in one of the Courts of Charleston, by Judge
Frost, that person of free Indian descent,
unmixed with negro blood, is free person
ofcolor, and therefore an incompetent wit
ness. This decision, says the Baltimore A
merican slin opposition to the practice which
has hitherto Obtained in the Courts of South
Carolina, free Indians and the descendants
of free Indians, in amity with the State; hay
ing been always regarded as competent wit
nesses in the Superior Courts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-13

schooImaster. "Bil Tompkins, what is a
widow"
Bill. "a wilder, sir, is a married woman,
that hant got no husband cause he's dead"
Master. every well. What is a widower."
Bill. "a wdderer is a man what runs af
ter the widders."
Master "Well, Bill, that is not exactly
according to Johnson, but it will do"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-13
II He G Al r. Id O N 4 A n.

WAR PIcKrNds. A correspondent of the
Baltimore SIM, writing from Tampico, Oct
9, says;
"CoI. Gates ordered 10 be paid from the
revenue salary to each officer of the Gus
toms, at this Sort in addition to the compen-
sntion received by them from the Govern
ent salaries range from one 10 three thou
sand dollars per nnnum. His own he has
fixed at $4,000.
1t may not be generally known to your
readers that the Colonel's salary and perqui-
sites exceed that received by the Secretary of
War. His pay proper, MS Colonel, is about
$4,000 per annum; as Governor, from the
city treasury, $2, 400; and as supervisor orlhe
Customs,lhe same Notwithstanding his COM
pensaton, annually, about eight thousand dol
tarS. Who would not he soldier"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16

current under full head of steam, the volunteers
placed themselves on the shady side, listing the
boat so as to make her rather unmunagable' Inc
engineer called out, "trim boat, but no one
obeved. The request was lepeuted, but the vol
unteers stood their ground, determined to meet
the danger of "bursting boilers or COLLAPSED
flues, rather than lorego the comfort OF the mo-
ment. The engineer thought that fthe volunteers
would "keep shady" he might test their courage:
and at the same tire force them to keep cool"
As the lead showed that there were only four feet
of water in the channel, he suddenly raised the
mud pnlUe, and let loose a current OF steam upon
his military heroes who were in an instant over
board and up to their arm-pits in the river. The
lord of stcam had routed nearly whole regiment
which fled ngloriousy Mt the first charge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16
If R0dsraUis Chinese Medicat,
Facts TO he Remembered.

That Consumption is almost always produced by cold
that might easily cured That Wistars Basam of Wild
Cherry will cure any Cough Cold, matter of how long
standing That mlder form of Consumption itself Is
cured by this alsam That it ia conceded by lawyers
clergymen yscans, that this asam has never been
eaualed ot efficacy in all affections of the Lungs and Liver
That rejoice in the possession of good hea
who for this Balsam, would have been in their graves
having given die by their friends and physicians
Above ALL remember that this invaluable medicine has been
initiated under various names, and that DIR WlSTAR's
GENUINE BAT4SAM OF WILD CHERRY only can be
relied CURE II has been warranted TO cue Asth
ma every stngr-whnt physician has ever achieved
and has been known to fall For delicate health IL
young females stands unrvacdas it does for all dseas
of this climate.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by = w. FOWLE. l3s Washington st. Boston.
1yFor sale by 5. p. REDFIELD, Montpelier, Vt. ant
agents generally.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16
wrights indian Vegetable pills.

In addition to heng of the best AM nlllious medicines
in the world possess power in removing pains which Is
truly astonishing Four FIVE of said Indian Vegetable
Pills taken night going to bed, will in short tune
completely rid the body of those morbid hunors, which,
lodged in the ver the of pain the sde some
time extending through the shoulder bndc difficulty OF
breathing, aud sickness loss of Appetite
Indigestion, hltuency swahy yellow cpmp exon hnd
other symptoms Of Inflammation or Sof The
liver ks2a<~afflsfs
NIight's Indian Vegetable Pills also thoroughly cleanse
the rtomach and Bowels of all Bilious humors, and other I'M
purity and therefore certain for coc, dyseniey
cholera morbus and every other disorder of the n,estnes
They also aid and improve DIGESTION and consequently give
health and vgor the whole France well as drive disease
of every name from the body
Beware of countefets of all kinds are coated with
sugar others made resemble in outward appearance
the original medicine The safest is purchase OF
the regular agents only of whom may be found in every
orTbo Genuine for sale BY S. X COLLINS, S. p RED
FIELD and EASTMAN & DANFORTH, Montpelier
New-Englaud Office, 1913 fremont ST. Roston. 80
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Catret Nous.
N1ExJCO REDEEMED.

The last rumor from the south is that General
Scott has been appointed President of Mexico,
until Jan. next. Well--Scou then, has con-
uuered Mexico, and that country now having a
Whig President, the locos will all go against
admitting it, Very good true!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16
DENTISTRY.

nOCT. NJ. NEWTON, suIgicll and llechinical DENTIST,
~ Office over Mr. Spuldne Store, on Jain a. the hcud
of State-sroet Ia order TO Htroduee recent Inn
provements in the construction of plate teeth, propose to
insert mats or whole oil tooth upon gold piaa nerecty
resembling the natural form aud color aud in poiut
of utility fulfilling all purposes of mastcatun as well as
the natural teeth For any piece of shall reaue
halfhe amount be paid at the time remainder in
MONTHS the work should prove satisfactory II not,
The teeth can be returned andtae money refunded
Mnn nlinr.I nnn 10. ,SI1 %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16
nlarkets.
Brighton Market, Sept. I3

(Reported for tho Boston Traveer.)
AT market l400 beef CATTLE 1900 sore ~ yokes of work
ing oxen 30 and calves 1900 sheep and lambs and
about 1850 swine. . o-
BErr CATTLE. Est quality s6,25, second quality 7s5,
third quality 25 to S.
SroRE CATTLE Sales not noticed and but very Few
sold at O'Clock. - ,,o
WoEKINe OXEN. We noticed sales at S7s, 80 an lio'
Cows AND CALVES. Salves very dull; but sales nouced
al SIS, 90 and a. . ,...
quality than last week. and last weeks prices fully sus
tanned. Old sheep from Sl,75 to 325 3,67 Lambs from
ST., so to SO. go
SWINE. At Wholesale, for and banows 34c atre
retail from 6 l-2 to &c.
b. In consequence of very severe Storm the marke,
for all kinds stock considered dull and large stock re-
mains unsod at the close of the market.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16

BATH, Mainei muy 20
Mr. F. Brown, e.;,,
Dear Sir :-Bavng tested the value of your sarsapat
and Tomato Bers take pleasure in giving TO you tne
fncts satisfaction ana inc VI
others have been suffering with the ErysPeias, nunp
in my side causing my hand and arm to SVEN very
and to be painful the time and Tor some time PoYl
Gus have tbeen troubled with weak stomach most o IVY
food me- and there nus been singular ainncss
stomach which has been increasing and caused me muef
difficulty Alter commenced taking your Buffers couo
peTceive gradual and Immediate relief, and would recon
mend it with much confidence those who are troubled
with such complaints. , ,,r,,,
Yours truly, WM DAMkEnh',
n>yRemember and always buy them OF F. BROWN, u
Washington street, that his name signed 10 'he I'll
rection which accompanies the bottle. . -
For sale by ). P. REDFIELD and s X. COLLlNS' ant
dealers in medicine generally,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16
SEPTEMBER.
RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED SOAP
LILLE EYCR IGTORY XESSELS

RAILWAYS CHINESE INDICATED SOAP.
THE EXCRETORY VESSELS
Upon the SUFFICE numbers many millions Each one OF tos'
little outlets the natural for the escape of The
refuse humors or matter. IT, then, hesepces coggcd
render these humurs impossible, what must be The
Ninetenths Of skin diseases caused by
the stoppage of these Ouctsthe impurities Of the huid
finding escape thrown back upon the secretonsrr
taon fist felt, then the bursting forth of bad hu
on the surface 10 the form of
Pimpes, Biotches, Pustwes,
ScmUoy, Rash and Eryspeids
Salt Rheum and Ring UOtm.
If Radways Chinese Medicated soap
Had general Toilet Soup these diseases wou,
never appea surface OF the skin become clogged
few applications of this delicious Soap cleuncs the secreto
~ vessels from all impurities and instantly from The
surface.
Pmpes, Blotchcs, Tustues, Freckes,
Tan, Sunburn, and other Freckles.
Railways Chinese Medicuted Soap is also excellt n
Shaving Soap In all ask for Railways Soap and pur
chase ii only of the advertised agents.
G. w. SCOTT, Montpelier, Vermont.
Jar. J. RAILWAY, 3 CORTLAND st. N. y 35:4w.
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Mlarrta9es.

In Berlin Sent. 9th, by Rev A. Hazen Mr. Samuel II. o.
Boswuh to Miss Mary E. Ellis. The liberal slice OF cake
in first rate order =, - :,
In this vlge Sept. lst, by Rev G. b. Manser, Mr. F. H.
Warren Of Windsor and Miss Sarah M. Washburn OF this
village.
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Boston Market, Sept. 13.

PROVISIONS. There is good demand for tho trade
Prime Fork 10 1850 Mess i6 l6 Clear IL IL
Lard continues good demand at IL IL IN kegs ane
10 | 3 a lie in barrels Hams l2 loo. mos.
FLOUR. There is good demend Genesee, good com.
mon brands So SO 34 Ohio Flat hoop 5,s
I-2, cash.
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kss oUescgOsA dress & fi.ocE o0fs
fine sHSSiM,eye ana EsOesScin
PANTS.

Lor30O0 prs super black Cashmere Pants 50 90 to so
LoT-l0O prs super blue and Fancy Pants 50 to 90
a Lor-20l1 prs Fancy boeskin Pants p to 90
Lor3000 prs. Black and White Plaid Pants so 10 90
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16

FIRE EIREi

TIVE members of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
Company are hereby notified that the following assoss
mens have bneh nude by Directors all notes in
On the days following, TO wit;
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THE OGDENsBURG RAILROAD:

10 SAIi.NO CONEk ACEONS
PROPOSALS will he received the Office vi 5 H. Nal-
ley, IT, Treasurer, No 81 BatrseG's Hail. Court Square,
Boston, the 23d Septemb nciusye) ar the Clear
ing, Grading and Masonry the Western division vi tho
Northern Railroad q. extending nom ogleashurgh
Muone-6O miles, Prfles specifications IN ready
for xaninalon the Engi GERS Oe IN Ogdensburgh ia
the 10Th September, and Engineers will he present
purpose OF giving such explain tIuns he required
GEORGE PARISH President,
JAMES HAYWARD, CbG Engineer.
August %, ls47. 35,4w.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16

TO TAILORS

lust Received SCOTT"S NETWORK FASHIONS.
c II. CHAMBERLAYNE, Agent
September j, IsI7. 1913,
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X. X. RIKER,

MOST respectfully gives notice that he has etuned from
Ni New York with the Latest French and English FASH
ions Tor Cutting aud Making Gafmenis.
Tailors aud Tuutesses wishing tT Information IN tho ant
Of Cutting garments receive instruction ON reasonable
terms.
0-Tuilor,s Squares, Measures Drilled Eyed Needles ct
Suncrur Qultty for Sale All Garments made at his Shop
at shon notice in fashionable style. Garments Cut
fo, others 10 ma ko up and warranted to H.. l0Gly
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

IRON frederick Marsh's pasture in Montpelier, or
about the Sd instant, dark bay horse (wih grey
hars,) white hind foot, and short switch tuaout
years Old. Information is desired by
E.P. WALTON SONS.
Mammalian. Sent. &. lsA7. 81
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FARMS FOR SALE.

- EVERAL WESTERN FARMS, from, 100 500 acres,
~ with house, barn and ten acres in crop each, for
sale low. Terms Of payment easy property taken
in exchange Apply (po't paid) to GORDON co. 10 &
80 Broad Street, NJ Y. the Office Of this paper. 81
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BoIting Cloths q Burr Mill stones.

ID F. WHITE, No. 6, Morton Block, Milk Street, Bos-
ID ton continues import aud keeps constantly for sala
an extensive OF BOLTlNG CLOTHS of the most
approved Patterns From long experience in the manuac
tnfe and sale of this article b. r. w. Is enabled furnish
Mets with perfect and durable Cloths than be OBJ
tanned elsewhere and lower prices. Also FRENCH BURR
MILL STONES manufactured at the Massachusetts State
Prison September e4S 80 yea,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16

NEW GOODS AGAIN
LOOMS ~ CAMP
RE receiving their SECOND purchase of goods this
~ season, consisting chiefly of
SUMMER GOODS,
with LARGE ADDITION to stock OF l15-BROAD-
ClOTHS, CASSIMERES anil VESI INGS, ~ with Lin
Drllngs, Brown Linens, Black and Law Cashnerctts
rwecds of different kinds, Gotten Mix and Checks, and
the real Nankin for Children's wear.
For DRESS GOODS,
We have great variety consisting in part OF Baages,
Real Scotch Lawns, French, Scotch and American Linen
and Cotton Ginghams and Bingham Muslins Rich MOURN
INC Lawns and Ginghums, White Goods of all kinds for
Dresses, All Wool ard Cotton and Wool De Lans of all
styles, PRINTS, &C., sc.
Also, Furniture Patches, Bleacbid au Bro. all Linen,
Linen and WoIsted and Linen and Cotton cod able Cow
and spreads Table Napkins and Doilies Birds Eye
Scotch aud Russia Diapers, Crashes, Flannes, Cotton
Flannels, Tickings, Ddings and every variety of
BLEACH'D d BROWN COTTONS,
05-All of which will be sold usually
June lst., Monpcler.-2O Low PRICES.
FISH, FISH!
WE have New and Old ROCK COD, SALMON, MACK
w EREL No. q 2.
June l-20 LOOMS Il CAMP.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16
WOOL

II ALDWlN SCOTT want good clean Fleece WOO
- on debts and in exchange for Goods and Cash.
June 30 "a
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SEA RFS.

A Lor-l5O0 super Satin Scars, rs ctsto ..
Lor-liOO extra, 90 to OC
Lor-l4s3 embroidered, IS to Sc
Lor-2OO0 ScaTfs, assorted will be closed, 25 TO az
LoT-23O0 - figured, / 25 to | 6:
"A LOT 1850 blocaue 25 TO 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16
J. RICHARDS,
Z HT- NIchaIHS has VIII nun Ihe VtItVTtIfu
INDIAN VAPOR BATH,

INIJl AN NAGOh DA IL,
Free aud independent from steam Al that tho patient
will inhae, tie medication Of Roots aud ilebs suitable
disease which the patient may he afflicted with
DIR. Richards is we'll known in ALBANY, Ttoy Saratoga
Springs, the pfincipl cities IN the United States.
0 he Indian Medca"d Nap0r Bath, employed with the
Vegetable Decoctions, cful HuXr The of
the above mentioned diseases. The effects Of the Vupor
Bath wonderful.
lcJ-1he Doctor will visit patients their licences,
any distance within thirty IN les.
DYSPEPSIA AND JAll NDI RITFERS, PREPARED by
Dr. j. Rich rd, Tor sale by :. r. RrIhrid Moutpeur H.
Collins Mortified, and n the Drs EoOns.
MOnlpelier, June 81 lS47. ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-09-16
BALDWIN Il SCOTT

HAVE received supply of NEW FALL GOODS,
which purchased at the loves prices. aud will be
sold VERY CHEAP for Cash. Please call and
Sept 7, 1s47. 81
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FANCY CIR AWAITS.

LoT-l29O Fancy Cnvats, assorted 75c to 81 OF
LoT-I1I0 Satin Cravais SIC to OF
A Lor-3000 GO Six Satin Crayats al o. In / ~
LOTT 200 Selfadjusting Cravats Use TO OC
LOT-27S0 Muslin Cravats, very beautiful, 10 TO o5ct.
LoT-l550 assorted, 81 eta TO / OC
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23
HIP COMPLAINT

This disease 10 OF fs,qucni mis
snate in mel zeal practice The sse Of It's rel Il
truly wonderful
NEw YoEE, July ~, 1915.
This Is Gently that for The ras, years an
with thu disease cald the Hip Comp during
aucndedby Dr Carr and Watson OF city virg
any relief The s,ycfiy OF the disease
gcd 20 bus AMI have onen
without being abb my bel. Medicine Only rnal- me
aadt lB getting aud helpless
wncr procured d. Chrses Galsanic
The Magnetic Fld AMI oi the wearing Tn
began improve 90 heath aa ever
previous 20 scsnes far
suffer fatigue would aho
H. II The Gaivanc Belt and Fpd. frame the Whole
o. tue TAM Of three dwelling CONSIDER Dr Crise
G'yauc ana Magnetic dies blessing and have
made the above statement vouaiy matter q di u
Tue aultted, GEORGE GArrES
No 100 Church street, New Yott
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SPINAL AFFECTIONS.

daufhsr of Nc Hiram BoDtl, residing Wnamsburgh r.
T. afflicted So nal AZ elton for four year
urst hpess from ts Ell The disease c1rstcrei
yun1 By pyclns As last tho Ga Bet ard
Srsugthentnr riset 'rod and
appcato1 % the articles hr own phsns pronounced hrf
psdct health The ADJ has since bsca married ADD
quite free ron an symltoms o. her former complaint
Esey column N fhs ap'f Git BE- drcl similar
mails ~ ai Nerves. comp matter hoW chronic
Thy may be. he efficacy 81 IT, Chrte genuine Gnvsnie
Clrs 70 truly woudrrfgl
~ Only agenfs fof RichmDnl
pivAL A. PURCELL, Dru-attr, If7. Nam ~
For sas n Wyihrvire onyty W.. a. srtLtsE.
Ealana nry mats b. bad rrhi-a nj
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23
GARDEN SEEDS.

'ENHE subscriber is now in receipt of constant
additions 10 his sufIy Of Garden Seeds well kaovyn
establishment Of u. Ian rsih u Phiiadepb.a.
Ttcsc Seeds have acquired cputstn above al hc and are
warranted n be csh snd aud implicitly On
Az Oh Sccds BY tse direction of N anGrcih are anaua y
Nti'awn from sale y this The public assured that
all secd> from the subscreT pos bic TO be-
Marsei Gardeners and oc purchasing agan woui ron
suit their inerst by supplying themselves IaDJrehs SEEDS
from To- subscribed 2 JDHNsruN
IL
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APOPLEXY AND PARALYSIS.


- character and has atiraet'd the erlm,
Captain ANDREW J. p roNas rssd No Bridge street
Bookyns IN his 18th year Tie has generally enjoyed rubl
heahh but atout three years since began gradually To :
panied with dspieSion spirits Of appetite nabv n.
seep &C. followed Medical sanee was ,or and r
John W. Frateis Of New York. consulted Tie usu c
mede such eopou- bleeding &c were thou,
without the desired effect Captain Tombs shortly asrfe
recovering from the effects he noticed for that
poon OF his len vide Apparently and on futer en-
quy his physsars pronounced
Apo2ey and PArass The para yte symptoms raply rera.
ei-te arms and limbs became aee-ndeei hole OF one
side n the body felsss ard shortly experienced IN
apopieete IT. than hst hours his
life despared u As seeu,,d
TO do les lie unAbe and
could neither feed dress he unable 10 ari
eulae distinctly, ami his igl pa His pby.an.
among whom Dr. John W. Francis York and pr
VIM q Hunt OF Brookyn considered entirely hone
I-s- and beyond human aid.
such simple AEd untGasgrraied statement stuaon
taptaia foHbs IN July ffst Gskapc
Kings and Magnetic Fluid His family try The
PERTINENT and for TINT
Bracelets FOR The Bands limits. a.
bottle OF the Magnetic Fluid In ~ h5u articles
feeling pcrcepnb'c the pa7 parts the Dc pirl
broke out In nve days he enabled
his hand aEd three weeks, walk alone III,
began speak distinctly eouA clearer in every
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