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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

Ifyou don't want to fall in love with a
girl don't commence flirting with her.
This courting for fun is good deal like
boxing for fun. You put on the gloves in
perfect good humor, with the most friend
ly intention of exchanging only a few
blows; you find yourself insensibly warm
with the enthusiasm of the conflict; some
unlucky punch in the 'vesket' decides the
matter, and the whole affair ends in a
downright fight. If you don't want to be
shot, you must keep away from the breast
acOrks.
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LITZINGER g. TODO
NEW 6. FASHIONABLE COOns
. IHFLE ANU FANCY
DRY RL4DSa

Consisting in part of Black and Brown Ana,
lean and French Cloths, plain ard fancy "a,
sImeres and Cashme.ets,- plain and fanc,
fweeds' b:uc black. Cadet aud fancy Sa,,en.
cts, RED, white and yellow Flannels, PLAIN and
Piaid A AiPacas' french, Domestic and Earlstop
Ginghams. brown and bleach.d Sb;,,;n..
Irish Linens, Russia Diapers Cotton Diane.
Linen Napkins. Ticking, Crash. A ric', as
sortment of embroidered, cashmere, silk and
fancy V,stings; new style of Linen Lus,re,.
Printed. black and plain Lawns; mode sill
1 issue; satin stripes Barages Muslin de Laips,
black Gro de Rhine. Barsge Scarfs, and blajn
ard fancy De Laine Shawls; fancy dress But,
tons. Fringes and Flowers. A complete az,
sortmeDt of Bonnet and Fancy r ibbons; laoc,
Combs Brushes Sc.. &
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20
The Times.
By TOBY SKIES MACHINE

How oft I've thought, and mourned to thin
Times aint as they was uster,
When people went to bed at dark,
And got up with the rooster.
Those days of old were glorious days,
For fashions didn't rule US;
And when the fellers sparked the gals,
We had no fear the y'd fool US.
And in those plain old fashioned times,
The boys worked for their daddies-
The girls assisted their mamas,
And never put on paddles.
The boys tried then by work to learn,
And gain some useful knowledge,
While now, as soon Us they were grown,
They must be sent 10 college.
And then, when you ould sec the gals,
Al work you'd sure 10 find EN-
Their dress was plain-a linsey coat,
And aprons tied bel hn6 'en.
But now the gals have sadly changed
From what they were o yore;
A bustlo now they stick behind.
They ne'er used them before.
Brick houses then were seldom built,
And log ones seldom painted;
The girl's they didn't dress so finc,
And lace up till they tainted.
And when the girls got married then,
They married not for riches;
They loved their husbands as they should ,
And never wore the brceches.
The parents then o matches made,
The girls did the ir own chosin'
Aud when they went to church at night,
They always put thick shoes on.
A cdrale then was never used
The women never asked ii;
The baby. when il wished to sleep,
Was laid down in a basket.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20
TRAVERSE JURORS
For October Term, 1S49.

Jacob Pungle, Summerhill tp
John Beers. White tp
Conrad Carroll. Clearfie ED tp
Emanuel Brallier, jackson tp
William +. Patton, Johnstown
William Glass, Carroll tp
Richard Sanderson, Conemaugh tp
Matthias Copeland, Johnstown
Joseph Snyder, Summerhill tp
Henry Little. Allegheny tp
Samuel ID. Lilly, Washing ton tp
Jacob Wingart, Richland Up
Samuel St. Clair, do
Samuel Pryce, Cambria tp
Mich ael Murray, Carol tp
James Duncan, Jackson tp
Timothy Davis, Cambria tp
Isaac Sills, Summerhill tp
William Rainey. Washington Up
John Noel. do
viii liam Weakland, Carroll tp
George Murray, Summerhill tp
DAVID O'Hara, Washington tp
Michael Skelly, Summerhill tp
Washington Douglass, SusquehaEna tp
Peter Seaman, Cambria tp
Thomas ID. Rees, do
John b. Myers. Summerhill tp
Samuel Horner, Conemaugh tp
John Barnes do
John Platt, Susquehanna tp
Matthew Ivory, Clearfeld Up
George Beam, Conemaugh tp
Robert Nutley, Susquehanna tp
James Kelly. Allegheny tp
John Seese. Johnstown.
August l6, lS49.-45
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NOTICE.

II ETTERS of Administration having been
A granted TO the undersigned by the Regis
ter of Cambria county, on the estate of Thorn.
as Crossman, decd notice is hereby given TO
all persons indebted 10 said estate to make pay.
ment, and those having claims against it TO
present them TO the undersigned duly authen.
ticatcd for settlement.
MARY ANN CROSSMAN,
DAVID SOMMERVILLE.
Susquehanna tp.,
Aug 23. lS49. 46-6t
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

gT There is lady in Cincinnati named
Sally Porter, who amuses herself, when
so inclined, by throwing tumblers, tea-cups,
shovel and tongs, and the boot-jack, at her
husbands head. The husband has become
such proficient dodger, that he doesn't
mind it much
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

fSA Roman woman's first virtue was
chastity, and decency was point of hon
or. man was considered worthy of
repulsion, who kissed his wife in presence
of his daughter. Not divorce occurred
in Rome during the space of five hundred
and twenty years.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

A little boy hearing his father say that
there is a time for all things climbed up
behind his mothers chair, and whispering
in her ear, asked when was the proper
time for hooking sugar out of the sugar
bowl.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20
Freedom of the Mind.

Freedom OF t4e Minu.
Free is the eagles wing,
Cleaving the suns warm ray
Free is the mountain spring,
AS it rnshes forth to day:
But freer far the mind
Priceless its liberty;
No hand must dare 10 bind
God made it TO be free!
You may chain the eagles wing
No more on the clouds TO soar
You may seal the mountain spring,
That il leap TO light no more:
But the mind let none dare chain
Better il cease 10 be.
Born not to serve, but reign
God made it TO be free!
FREQ is the mountain breeze,
Floating from airy height
FIee are the rushing seas,
And free heavens golden light:
But freer than light or air,
Der the ever-rolling sea,
Is the mind beyond compare
God made it to be free.
Then guard the gem divine,
Than gems of gold more rare
Keep watch DER the sacred shrine;
No foe must enter there:
oh, let not error bind,
Nor passion reign DER thee;
Keep the freedom Of the mind
God made il to be free.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

We'll, Alick, how's your brother Ike
getting along these hard times?' oh, first
rate-got good start in the world-mar-
ried a widow who has nine children
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

wAn American vender of universal
medicine declares that if his prescription be
followed literally, a cure is certain: This
medicine is to be taken i,a-ternally, er-ter-
nally and e-ternally.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

V'What have you got there, Joe,-
why ham, That amt ham, its
nothing but shoulder 'Its ham, l tell
you, but not an ultra ham,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

You, James, now as it's 4th of July,
and you have been good boy, take this
cent, and take all The Children out and buy
them some sugar plums; but bark We don't
make beast of yourself!'
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20
GRAND JURORS

GRAND JU RORS
Tram for October Term, 1s49.
Nicholas Crum. Summerhill ip.
Daniel M'Cauly CarIoltp.
Stephen Meyers, Washington tp.
Thomas Porter, do.
Andrew Dunmire, Jackson tp.
George w. George, Washington tp
James Yost, Carol tp
Thomas Gore, Johnstown
William Luther, Carol tp
John Il. Williams, Cambria tp
Andrew Donoughe, Washington tp
John Blough. Richland tip.
Henry Dunmire, Summerhill tp
John c. Horner. Richland tp
John Krise, White tp
Richard Jones Jr., Cambria tp
John Skelly. do.
John koons, Allegheny tp
William Slick, RichIand tp
Lewis Storm, Clearfiel ID ip
William Little. do.
Abram Cobaugh, Conemaugh Up
Joseph Buck, Allegheny Up
Daniel M'Manamy, Washington ip
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

GA western editor, in reply to a CO.
temporary who called him green says
a green article may be ripened, but half
fried oough-nut is eternally spilled
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

Halo, steward!'
What, NASSAU
Bring me the way-bill.'
What for, NASSAU
i want to see if these bed-bugs put down
their names for this birth before l did. II
not, | want 'em turned out
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20
CABINET
MANU- F ACT TORY!

TIME undersigned having associated them
IL selves in the Cabinet Making Business,
under the firm Of Lloyd g. Litsinger, beg leave
to inform the citizens of Ebensburg and vicin-
ity. that they intend manufacturing to order
and keeping constantly on hand every variety of
BUREAUS, TABLES, STANDS, SET
TEES, BEDSTEADS, &c, &c,
which they will sell uery loU for cash or ap-
proved Country Produce. All orders in their
line o business will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Persons des iring cheap
furniture assured that they will find il 10
their interest to call at their Ware Room, oppo-
site Litznger s. Todd's Store, and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere. They
hope by close attention 10 business to merit
liberal share of public patronage.
All kinds of Lumber taken in exchange for
Furniture.
STEPHEN LLOYD, Jr.
ID. A LITZINGER.
April I2, lS49-27-6m.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

When Lady Wallace was in company
with a large party, and the conversation
turned upon the time at which the can
on law of Paphos forbids female to tell
herage, she applied to David Hume who
had sat without speaking FOR some time,
with a pray. Mr.. Justice Silence, when
l am asked what is my age. what answer
shall giveF' ''Say madam" replied
he, what believe will be the truth, that
you are not yet come TO the years OF dis
CrctIon.
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LIST OF GAW SuNS

Put dov, for Trial at a Court Of Com
mon Pleas to be held at E6enSburg, IN
and for the county Of Cambria, com
mencing on Monday, the lst day O
October, A. d. ls49.
Rank, Brooke Rcpler Rodgers g. Thomas
Mendelrs Adm'rs VS. Moore's Adm'rs
Blodget VS. Glass Ex'rs
Zahm's Admir- VS. Shaffer
Dougherty VS. Dunlap
Colcesser vs Graft
Hugus vs. Barnett's Admrs
Douglass VS. Blouse & Fouse
Riley VS. Gotwalt
Regan Us Jackson
Cohck for use VS. Harris
Miller VS. Murray
Rodgers VS. Younkin
Jackson VS. George ct al
Kinports VS. Newman ell al
Todd's Ex'rs VS. Fenlon
Miltenberger vs. Morrison
Clark & Co VS. Curran
Burgoon VS. LytIe
Gates VS. Wallace
kopein Williams ct ux
Lambaugh vs. Myers
Myera vs Johns;own Bo.
M'Guire VS. CONWAY
Coyle VS. MKernan
Prosser KING g. Shoenberger
MCrory g. DIVERS Mitchell
Philips VS. Powell
Barnes Admir- M'Farland
Lytle vs. O'NeIll
Cook g. M'Kee, use VS. Patton
Brawley vs. Hadshead ct al
James vs. Jones
Jones' Adm'x VS. James
Vaux VS. Collins
Morrison VS. Gates
Cobaugh VS. Saine
Dougherty vs. Murphy
Ream VS. Leidy
NJ M'Dowell VS. Russell
Ream's Guardian VS. Evans ct al.
Ross VS. Keith
Same VS. Same
WILLIAM KITTLE, Proth'y.
August l6, 1919.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

Bound TO CONE OFF.-Somewhere in
in the west, sable knight of the lather
and brush, was performing the operation
of shaving a Hoosier with a very dull
razor.
Stop" said the Hoosier, "that wont
do
What's the malta boss!"
That razor pulls"
"Well, no malta for dat, sab. If de ham
die on de razor don't break. de baird's
bound to come off,
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-09-20

Halo, steward exclaimed fellow in
one of the steamboats, after having retired
to his bed:
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A Large lot of Glass, Nails and Salt, Just
IA received and for sale at the store of
MURRAY s. ZAHM
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DOOKS and STATIONARY for sale at
Id Buchanan's Store.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05
Winter Arrangement

IN X aad arb9r tbe 10Th December, the Pas
~ srpgcr trains in connection with the
SofjhCtu, Concord, NUyhua urrd Lowell R.adar
wilLtue as iallosy- l', |
Lc1vr W.clls.Rivcr ot0 A NJ arrive IN Dos.
ton IS r. NJ
Iuaye Welp Rivernt4P. NJ stop ovtr night
ia Concord and arrive IN Boston "a. NJ next
day.
RETURNING, Leave Boston at u A. ~. ,
arrive at Wells River 81 7. VI
Leave Boston | / NJ arrive at Wells River
"a Z, NJ
BY this rnnrrmont the morning cars from
wells River will connect with the New YurG
StrumbuIttrain at'Vurcrsicr, by the Nashua
Ind MnterAirr- nlilraaA-.-4,st ..t..tt,.,l -rttti
pasgcn gers FROM Wells River may arrive at
New ,rk the s-eNt morning.'
20 Passengers are requested to place their bag.
gage in the hards OF the Baggage Master as
the Company will in no case -hc responsible
for the loss OF any baggage unless it happen
through The neglect ~ ITS Agents in whose
care Il wns entrusted; nor for any hagragc
byIro--d The value Of my dollars unless ~ ~
previously reported and corresponding rats
paid, norin any case whatever, Tor any mon.
cy gr other valSuhlcs except wdartna apparel
Merchandise Trains leave Wells River daily
at q A. NJ aud arriuc nt Hcll4 River daily AT
23'P. NJ. J. a. PAGE, Agent
-- Dee Isis 5J4H
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4. $ ARSENAL, Fay,!torHlc, ~ c.
ALLr,n y I-Ia


Dear Sir Having used several
bottles Of Wistars Btlzam Of wild Cherry-,t'
my family, Tor the complaints Tor which Il IN
rccommc ndcd, with decided beneficial effect,
l'chteriully advise nav friends, aud all others
who may want medicine ~ that kidd, To try
Il q a. HWARZMAN
n. g. We do not ask the public tot,ly cole.
~ upou recommendations produced from states
Ear distant whorcihc persons cannot Ice known.
hut, IRVING trEtrmUUy nom 6tSrl Stdt6 ~ me
trrt,,t -i-.t 81! v4hn have any doubts about
the efficacy of this highly popular and useful
medicine, 20 their own ncighborf who mnY
have used Tho article.
be wac of COMPILATIONS and uaita tinr=--%yr.
ups, and all other preparations Of Wild Cher.
ny. Remember, they only imitnir IN name,
without possessing the virtues, Buy rome but
the genuine and original Dr Uisior $ Ba'S1H,
IF Udd Cherry.
The genuine signed Butts on the wrapper
For sale by u G. bingham ST. Johnsbuty
rlan;J FIint 81. Johnsbury Centre, l.. p
Parks, Passumpsc, gnd deacra IN medicine
generally.
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ALERT RANKIN'S ESTATE.
STATE OF NERMCNT


At Probate Court holden at Danvillc IN and
for said district, on the 18th day OF April
fSN2nERENS, DAVID .G6ODALf., Ad.
w miuistrator oftho Estate Of Albert Ran
Kin, late oT 81, Johpsbury, IN the Countyot
Caledonia, deceased, has made application TO
this Court to cAlSnd the time for paying The
debts due from said deceased, the further peri.
cd Of one year from tie 18Th day Of April,
A - lSip 1t is therefore ordctcd. That al
persons interested, be notified OF said appica.
ton and lhlI the same will be heard andru
cdcd at a Probate Court 10 be holden at the
Probate Office in Danvillr aforesaid, on the
9Th dIyyof May, A. y. lslo, At ! o'clnek IN
the afternoon, by publishing n copy Of thc~rcc-
ord OF this order thrrc weeks sAccrssivcly in
the Caledonian, a Newspaper printed at St
Johnsbury.
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
y true copy ofrccord, T6Iow3
p Attest. r. HOWARD, Judge.
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u, To-n,tndA -S-laapAiilA4 .g,y,.,rr SOD 'r-r,
tdi s,t HirWnrut tou'spuuou hHusuur's Poo
l.tsu- ltrti l'lur nj tbe Nrmb, fosuSSusss fss,
l-usntrhrrt witrs. ohstruetrd or d1rult Mrtsfua
uOg lnroniurnca 81 lnur. ~ luNnlsnlsfY discharge
hTfeuf suI Tor the general probation 81 tho ~ t"H
o. matter rhutvr TIC result of ial-fru cause rausos
produced hy trr~aulttig. tlucss accident Nothug
tah h~ sHrprtsus thHH ~ in,Fotnur res upon
the human Gsue for.ons uf all weakness hhd asstsic
from iHkug tat once ~cDin~ robust nnt nm uf rustr,
tutut VA lhHruegs u inmrdipiriY cnRur eratt the
Eaft Hl-ss.ass ~ he t~r+~.~ franz -htr rrrHt
e-a.- Of R-tfeur~ss lt ~ilrurt be expected 81 -,
100 rssrs ofs" ~4'rStr nature Va osh c~tuucHtss 81
cr"t I"ft"rhni hat th- sf''rtrJi- trut
huulre.. 81 rasr. have h-~n t~rortrd Thou.
sstds nt ehcte flwntss haVa been suhout otls
dt~u so"t nsiof lrW bottles Of this bu6ha msli'
rtue. have hTst-bies. Nth 6ns hasN oa.pttur u
hss h~-u r~rt"s-i prepared f.frtrsrr frWala
fyAnil- ~ '..--,- @'o irus SUPPOSE shr
approaching the, cf,tiesi rctiol ia, istA I'M
yru-rti r-frrt 10 tHEE ~ II H. rettsn pteNeutNc
u' 1uN ot the numerous SEED hntuhc diseases which
tu'lr' subject ~. This tins ~ az This period
way 81 atiaged (r 'srtfai ware ~ hsiHg tAs sat.
e.at Mo- :. u le- t's t,r it- urruHrti
ng ~o"'s,uoud, rsgubI. ~ assist Uaiufc is
guyk-Utur The blood ani ,p,tForating the system. H..
arr'i tht, ui~'lirue N inyHlnsFs ~ tho dcica
diseases, 10 rlish Nognea are sSbiSet
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~ THauteit be- slnna isilT rfrririff Hfl.,.,
~ siaisHt iH finafFiH I-fts ~ ftf ii.iaH 'a
1aH f % fsfiui iNsi 30 sue Ha4fufrfF
sialt " thf titf ~ AIhsHf. hsfr tu H4"sf. 90
tsstrsi,af o. TsTstsuds safssa.fHs d 'H
h. 10 sas ~ iss mesi ysii'sbs rftpsislisss !.
80
u = pHI4sH HH } WttHuH ~ a..
Hhisnhh. p,r.t tthkhhoHr 80
Al.uI, Asa La
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0aias isfs Ffsst sHsssst sHt iHassts ,.-.,.
isap,rHIt rsftspsiiNst uHuiItf NJ Hfu o..
GrmrrT aHf AFrHH tuFf t.HigIrfrrI mss La s.'
gs tiiis Tufats FIitin Nuisfs fHfsfIs tf h. y
HseA a. lhsT HHtersf rnf ~ Hrta Dee ,s.st ~
ff HsIUst snH tsisf M nfa HsFr tlHIfH ~
~uf a.hsftisfhiruf thrF 80 opII sfutsa BE- /. Il
slIf fssui tf atniiisi huHf FsH4iEr uiisss nf.,t n
fffasHsHHd
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AGRICULTURAL
WARE HOUSE.

TRNllE subscribers have undo arrangements
\ with Mrssts RuggN'p, Mouse, Matnn y
Co Of Boston, for tho ftlo Of their Flows and
alhcT Agricultural implements, md will sell
them at the same pTlceH at which they sell
them at retail az ihgir Ware House 90 Boston
thus slviug to the Farniria o.. i,riHht Tho
high character which their Plows AMI 9th.
articles have attained, We iccl eastaiuut val
insure extensive sales and prove btnrdqial %
rhc Agricultural interests II Tie county.
Wchavc alDo Zoe sale Fairbanks Flows,
-fliR,GERS, please call and look at our
flows, lIarrowa, CalGyatoss, Coru Shcllcta
Churns, OK Dnwa, Grind Stonc' -hrhofa,
franks and Rulls tur dos MauuIc -Eurka.
.3hovrls, Axes, Picks, Iron Bars, &c sc.
We are about erecting largo building IN
,-yh,rh we shall have convenient rooms for e.
ubiting Agricultural lmplcmonts, aud intend
keeping them welt furnished with such nfii'
crs az Farmers want
We have for sale some Books for Farmers,
upon "Disonscn of Anlmals'-Ny > ~. colo.
"Domestc Aninais"-by X l.. N!cn.
L, JEWErr& co.
March !, 1910 cost
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OxaIic Acid,

NOR bleaching lcrhotn and straw, Spoug,a
r. fine and coarse, Ernuyc salt tor removing
in, and stains itan-l,ucn goods, bonnet Ghci
Prussatc or Potash Rcgulus of Ant,mony--
Pow Anumonyi cut lpPwood aud redwood,
Fustie, cNt lockwood, blue Nitfol Maddrr,
Indigo, Alum, Paints, Oils, J1Pin, Potash dor
soap moking) now selhngRt
i. G.. BlNGUAM-S
ST Johnsbury, April = l-it Gnu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

GtTlLi. continue 10 MiHuiactufr
y u - y n Hc II n - . q. ~ "
~ ~ T. g II L o. .f&s
OF y1iou. sizes and styles,whirb mn durability
aud quality o. tone they warrant superior 70 10
ny o'hrTH manufactured ,tr-,.
B} their recent Improvements ihcy have
succeeded in removing tic sharp hsHag tpUc
20 generally Produced ,und niu fi,ud, give o.
r5uud, riu1oth lnleslke.iuic, that may be-
lsioncd 10 ny the niuat delicate ear, With nd.
miratioH,
Pdecs Tor MELODlASs fiom ~20 To So
~ '0d NihIut logs
FERlPll Ines from 500 10 lol fri octave,
md from sle0 10 Ia, o ana - 0qlaycs, double
Reed. Reed Orlups $3.50 10 $500.
Orders by Mad will bc promptly answered.
-N,r,rntsr. uitrr oAr.iyrpot- "
NBpOTuEE!, GurlipgtoG,Yt
TOWN & NALL, Montpelier ~.
Bu1LEH, ~ Jyhnshuy Cen
tn, "
aIATLoW rRICEs,
hpui l7il ligmG
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Q-Y"AIr Curtis, Of Boston, in the House Of
Representatives, In debate, stated that Ihor"
were scVon or eight hundred houses Of H.
fame Ia That city, tho Gnulo iumnles oycrog-
ing not less than six to house,
Mas ApAMs-lt is stated that Mrs John
Quincy Adams Is very dangerously llAt her
residence in Washington,
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MEDICAL PRACTICE.
+. p. rArLrN. botanic PHYSICIAN

NJ p. TAFLIN, BOTANIC PHHSlCIA'
XNJOULD respectfully shy TO the l nn.
Wv tante of Peaeham, and the aalo.I...
towns, that he has located himsel att e.'g q,
fi6iiJw, where hE with be rrHdy 10 ai'ehu
all calls in Tie different hrnnchcR OF Inc IN ~.
cal Profession In his practice he 'he,yyi,.
poisous of every description, occoupa' m.
Inc Butante with the Cold Water system
inr such remedies only "a harmonIze wan
turo's laws, uRd are calculated to ASS y,
ture in her efforts to overcome S'S''S'"
ton. - gs-
lie will treat chronic diseases OF e'e'S} N,
scription, ccnSR~nPuon not eNeNYHu' VT,
express understanding that whcrN0% '.of
obtained no charges will br n''d'
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Gr'"t fsi'~-i"E 20 Uathcra mud CLIIdrrn
Il, - The safest and tTrei'ul medicine f,r pnt
que tag sNssng anil reurltHs tie tnn-r'ugs Htteudat
rll...t 4Ns,s afa.l' u -i,-stess both the
hoth~r apd cub prevents pain Ani disease
Ami "ut'utrs ihs oid WIN have uasd itthhk
md pru.1hlr II highiy u-hd botI b"forc and sR-f
eophn"n"U - prevent, i'srnsss attendant upon enid
h.tf' u C">'t~urrs rites Cramps, swelling Or The
Poet DcspoAIpurv, iiraubatN Vomiting. fsiu W. tie
bnek au ,,,as. fst-r Psiuv tIeB0tthAge AID reEu
lai'"; ur Svct'u~' Hnd cluaiGng the ersa'stos u
hns no rruSi The Errat beauty % this medicine h. Il
"i~H,s sale. sud t. most delicate - ~osi
ea..miG.
Notice 10 the BadIcs.
Ihosg Uat ml,iate uI-I nrnArnllh SRIEhpafln- hAra
invariably enlirJ their stnr graz Ready ygg Fsmaiss
g.. So. aud have eucd our hnls sud crrHlars which
tratrt To- tho mpisiuts Of womsa, sntJ for uosd-
other mrn Nhn put up medicine have, since the great
'tcars ~ nr Tuwussnis SarsapArilia IN eoml,siuts
iucrcut rrhaes recommended gheit- sjthouFh pre-
,iuttsh llfry dd not A number OF these p,Sturcs.
rds Sc, inJurious 10 fosiars, they ssgraVate
.isca,c auI undermine the constitution Dr. Tom.
,si,Ts = tie uuy bUd best Tepsdy Tor the
female c-Imrains-h rarely, " fails Of onaetaE
prtu,aurpt II he taken hy lhf most delicate
'rrI, ease by those cspoel,ug to become
lr,thrr' with the greatest HJssttnrus prepares
ibc system and prevents pain danger, sHd strength.
hHtt -nuhot sui chd he careful 10 got the gsna.
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