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Particular Notice,

IlNHE impression having gone abroad a considerable
extent, that the subscribers have connexiOn in bust
ness with new concern just led in this city bearing
the surname OF one of cur firm take this opportunity
est in the business transactions OF any individual ond
the limits Store.
We would here take occasion to express gratitude
for the very liberal patronage extended Establish
ment for The four years by friends and the public
generally and beg to that efforts for the will
be to cherish the good will of all who business with u.s.
by being remss in nothing which will tend their advan
tase either in our system Of doing business in the pur
chase OF our Goods
OF our stock will only say that shall all times
keep good an assortment of Goods in line any
out OF the larger cities, and trade being
fined almost exclusively the sale of HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and all the small usually kept in a
First Glass Thread Store, with facilities of buying
always for Cash. do hesitate that prices
will be UNIFORMLY LOW.
We particularly invite you to continue your patronage
at our Old Established Stand No. Merchants Row,
Jan 10. diff CLARK & SANFORD
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DR.. A. ID. GOULETT, son OF the celeb
Indian Doctress, MRS. RICHARDSON, and Reformed 7
ttioner Of Medicine, having dissolved partnership
DR.. Provost, Of the late firm ofDrs Goulett Provo
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore,
Old Office, No. 227 MAIN STREET, lett hand, up /
over the Store Of G. G. Clapp.
DR. Goulett in practice, uses nothing bat Vegeta'
Botanc Northumberland can be consulted at his Off
all hours of the day, from in the morning to !
evening; and AT all other honrs he can be found )
Boarding Place, United States Hotel,
DR. G. takes this occasion 70 say, that he feels grl
for the he has received from his friends anu pa,
in the extensive practice he has enjoyed since hi
dence in this city and he trusts he shall merit COS
ance II their patronage and friendship BY his SERVED
we'll directed efforts in their behalf
Octl9. DIFF A. D. GOULE
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Daguerreotypes for rs Gents.

g WILLIAMS, the proprietor of the CRY
81 Main Street, nearly opposite the EAGLE HOTEL,
and fitted them up with new and ENLARGED LIGHTS,
arranged and perfectly adapted the business prepared
to execute DagueTreoype Lkenesses superior those
taken exhibited any other establishment in Worces
ter. This is the only place in this City where frStrate
Daguerreotype be ATTAINED Seventy fue Cents
Notwithstanding the advertisements to The contrary by
Boys who employed to clean plates certain other
establishment the proprietor of which has the past
seven or eight months been floating upon the reputation
OF another At fist.
The object of this advertisement is to inform the public
where they procure Daguerreotype for the above
price, executed by skiul artist, instead of being made
subjects for the practice of INEXPERIENCED YOUTHs
Worcester, Jan =. DIFF
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mn O. H. RLOOD.

fSSFS3S Proposes to resume the Practice of
SII1YYYP cine, SO far as relates to the treaim
the Diseases of Children, which arisd
difficult denitlon Il is fac;, that most OF the IRE.
tiles, and consequently many Of the defects, OF the 81
set of teeth, caused by msmanagement durin,
eruption and even before the appearance Of the first
The practice of Dentistry for several years pass
made the PRINCIPLES and process Of dention, as ais
irritations resulting from 1t familiar and therefore a
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, at House.
The subscribers have formed a coAnexion in the
ness of Dentistry, which will be continued at TIL
Stand 80 Main street. O II. BLOOD, M
Sept. 22-n c. ID. COOK, M. j
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fastened it securely by driving itdown completes.
a over " head, burying him as it were The
80 0t him he was cropping about, the rim
Dis INT resting on his shoulders, and it struck
me very forcbly that he had made but little by
his obstnacy.'
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Musical Notice,
Insurance against Fiji

The MEfRA Insurance Cory,
No. So State-st., Hartford, I'll
With a sound and araiisble Capital @NO
nFFER their protection against loss or vsnIf =,
W the citizens Of Worcester and its vicinitytIre
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and IBIS
generally, Factories, and Mills, en- the mfshl
terms. W ~
This Institution has been in operation nearlfM o
century--its reputation Jor liberal adjustt, n II
promutituds in payina losses, are well knowls alb
l;shed. THOMAS X. BRACEtf:s
SImEoN L. LOOMS, Secretary. IN
Hartford, March s, f845. E%f
n PersUns DESTROYS of obtaining insuran4 & Nv
Company, are referred, for more particulfS II
BULLOCK. Esq.. WALDO Block, Worcesk&
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OHIo BANKs. Since the organization Of Ohio
rs a state, there have been 10 banks failures, net
ting loss to the bll-holders OF about 5 000,-
900,
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CHT,OROFORM

DIX, HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared TO q!
Teeth without PAIN by the use of this recently disc
substitute for Ether CHLoRoFORM.
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TO BE LEASED.

- TSHE subscriber wishes 20 lease fpr one or more
fsM y years, 2 building situated at MILLvIELE,in
xa Blackstone directly upon the Providence and Wor
cester Railroad. The Building IL IS BY IS eet with
stories and an attic. An the rooms are supplied with
permanent Water Power II Is excellent location for
Planning Machines Shuttle Works. Turning Shop,
Within hree and hale miles of it's location there is an
much water power rs there In the City Of Lowell
Waterford, Jan rs. dSw WELCOME FARNUM.
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STEPHEN TRACY, M. ID,
j. HOOKER, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No. 9 Park Stree
j DR.. HOOKER would inform the citizens of Wor
and OF the adjoining towns, that he has now open
Office by himself and soicits patronage from his Is
and others wishing Medical and Surgical ard.
He will not intrust the dispensing of his Medic
the care of inexperienced individuals, but will, ass
practicable attend to IL himself, thus avoiding gri
to Patient and Physician. dit FIX
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General INTELLIGENCE and Agency Officn

THE undersigned having the license required has ope
l. ed an office Of the above description, at No. 30
MAIN STREET, near the of Main and Mechanic
Street. Places procured for those in search OF employ
men Of any kindand help obtained for families or jndi-
viduals who may wish to hire
The subscriber will also receive applications f m those
who may wish TO hire let TeHemens, buy or sell
Real Estate, any other kind of property
The object Of the enterprise 10 TO establish Office
where any species of bus mess that may he transacted by
the agency OF third person. will be promptly and faith
fully attended to.
The Office will be open at all hours from O'Clock M
to r NJ, and all charges fer services performed will be
such as cannot fail o satisfy customers
Dec 81 dsm H. P. McELwAIN.
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nnmEsTIC GOODS.
NOTICE.

vVyHE Wire Weaving and seve Manufacturing business
in Mi it's branches will be carried on 10 IsSre ~ ~
~ ~ w A. CO. at the Old stand, No. Maple at
r. biHHho" " - G. p. BlGELOW co.
Worcester, Jan 90. ls4s. 20.
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IN, II. y. PREVOST,

FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAIND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot over IL &
EsrABRooK's STORE, Up STAIRS, LIST door onkht
Z O13dtf 227 Main Street, Wo4.
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Partner Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN now engaged 10 safe AMPLE
N cash business. wishes partner with capitR00.
Any one having that amount ut their commaFis-
posed personally to attend to business, VIII pifess
I, p. Box lS2 WorcesteY Post Office, underswn
signature, and an interview can then be had Yad.
Yerlise !. dWlstl q.
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WROSS's XpreSs forward all soPar-
GELS and small cases, through direct, over thekster
Rail Road to Newport, Fail Riuer, Bristol GndIn..
duly %. gH
nv. B. PALMER IS agent Tor this paperslon,
New York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Ofi3os-
ton, No.8 Congress Street.
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Great Discovery.
. o. n M II AIp NHY
DIR. PEIRCE'S
Celebrated BitferS and Syrup.

INDIAN RESTORATIVE BiTTERS, No. l.
INDIAN RESTORATIVE BITTERS, No. 81
SARSAPARILLA SYRUP.
COUGH SYRUP.
THESE celebrated medicines which have with uni
form and approval wherever they have been
introduced offered for sale In WORCESTER,
WITHERBEE & WARDEN'S, No. s Merchants Roae.
ing equal to Dr. Perces No. Btiers; his No. 2, is
most admirable GlteraiDe for Spring complaints his
Sarsaparia Syrup, while it is pleasant cordial is
most powerful in expelng humors and impurities from
the system and suffering from cough should be
without DIR. Perces Cough Syrup. For full de-
scrption of the Medicines and their uses the Circu
lars which may be obtained Of the Agents. dlaw6mJ24
z Worcester, IS. Probate Office, January ) 1919
To all persons interested in the Estate of LUCY
E JOHNSON, late of Worcester, deceased, Greeting.
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate be
holden Worcester the first Tuesday of February
next to show why administration of the Estate of
said deceased should Rot be granted Samuel Shepard of
Worcester. d" CHAs G. PRENTISS, Reg.
Worcester, IS. Probate Office, January 16, 1919.
To all persons interested in the Estate of SAMUEL
FOSTER, late ofGardner, deceased, Greeting.
XTOU cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the FIRST Tuesday February
next TO show cause why the first rendered by
Polly Foster, the Administrative, OF administration
Of said Estate should not be allowed
dSw w2t4* OHAS. g. PRENTISs, Reg.
Worcester, IS. Probate Office, January is, 1s4s.
To all persons interested in the Estate of HORACE
KNAPP, late OF Gardner, deceased, Greeting.
XOU cited TO appear at Court of Probate to be
holden Worcester the first Tuesday of February
next, TO show why administration the Estate
of said deceased should not be Thorey COLES
Rnta lAR I'm
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STRAYED.

Aas&t.~> N tne eoeh inst ID small English Bun Pbf
c4MxwJ | White, spotted with yellow Any m'or
w nation concerning him will be thsnk,uly sT-
~I&~ceived by the subscriber whose aam m',p 81
s'I Ears,es, Place, Worcester. Jan 60 as
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STORE TO LET

STORE To LET,
Hrol "a MAIN STREET, Waits Block, lei door south
NJ y. " 90 school House. Possession given imme-
dia,cly Inquire OF ID +.
Ian 81. a.LI. .l l.N. --s- -A-lM.
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FOR SALE.
Fancy Cassimeres at 62s cts.

4 SUPERIOR style of stout Fancy Cassimeres at the
n above price, MARRY cooDS
Also, 49, 49, ., CHAMBERLlN'S.
JUST reSelFeN ~ div wSt
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Lancaster Ginghams.
t,REAT variety Of the above very cheap Goods just
N received at H. ,v3t
Jan 81. -
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TO CARPENTERS.
IENHE subscriber would let the 6nshr sc q Dwelling
House or would hire two good CarperieIs, until The
name 10 done. A. CARTER.
Aug o. diff
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vrrANTED 10 hire, three Taoressss Girls ma. cal
mahe , s,.a .,nnyp,ent viii be given. None bu
pr nod AIN need apply Inquire immediaIsiy Of ur
so I'e,cester Jan Is dtf WAL TEN ~
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TO PRINTERS.

TO PRINTERS.
k'oR SALE, second hand WASHINGTON PRINT
ING PRESS, OF large size, tpla.en % inches by S5)
IN excellent order and OF the easiest running
to be found. Also font of Small Plea Type OF about
900 6s very little They will be sold very cheap
cash. Inquire personally at this office, by letter, post
pold Bog 50 Post Office, Worcester. du Jan6.
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Wanted,

I'M Cotton Mfk-l Dresserstender--i Leppersenuer-
1 - u savers and spinners Apply 60
A. Also, y easo aa a-- - sILAs DINsMORE,
~. 40 80 d. " No. So Main ST., Worces'er.
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pnIrficmInr NOTICE..

ii ITl1lM PNTtaCuHHr NOaACGs ~
~. ,.reon : no was seeIi to take pair Of bLAIn
lKtn cIOvEs, lined with Lambs Wooi rom On tas
nty Treasurers Office, "Wednesday h Mn
inst viii return them immsola'e'y' hs ga Jan ay \
much trouble. -.-----------------
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The National Psalmlst,
w IoWrll HAsos 4 o. J, VIM !

~ IowrlL HAsos & q. !, wruni
A NEW Collection Of Church Musio,by the
| " Authors Of the ''llandcl and Haydn So,
4 cieiya Collection" Boston Academy Col.
lection, 'CaTmina baom, 30
A. this 10 uie latest, Il 10 believed also 90 be
much the best work Of thrss popular authors
EmhmoiHga sufficient number oi the standard
Old Tunes, a contains a very large amount Of
AfiO Music, furnished or selected expressly tor
iis pBgrs by distinguished European and An
eroan composers, By a iudsious typogfa2h
zeal arrangement the Publishers are enabled
10 present much larger amount Of matter than
b. usual tn similar works II contains over 900
tunes, in The various metres, aud IA Anthems,
Set Pieces, Chants, SO "a much greater mum.
brr II pieces, II h. believed, Than 10 contained
in any other modern COLLECTION a large mum
her oi Iaeai Effrcisfs arc addcd,pfePared with
great care, with special ieitfcnce u the wants
oi thuirH, Schools, sc, These VIII be found
very valuable addition, The authors possess
ed many advantages "a the compilation Of this
work-haying been Tor many years ia the con-
slant receipt Of all the best sacred music pub
lihhcd 10 Germany OF England, and also hay-
inR received from distinguished European ns
well 40 American oenPoHrfs, much Original
Music designed expressly for ~ pages, Auih-
cicnt evidence of the merits ot the "fsalmiat'
10 found IA the wide popunrityIand very eSten.
sye sales IL has already attained since ''s very
recent publication. These are believed 10 be-
greater than have been enjoyed by any Coll@e,
ton Of Church Music ever published ~ the
country, For snle by booksellers generally
Published by TArrAN, Wlll1TEMOREA 4.
MASON, booksellers and Stauouen, ~
Washington street, Boston
Also, published ~ above The C0HgFsga,
Pdt0Hai Tune Bo0k being a selection of the
best aud most popular tunes from the Nation
al Psalmst,' intended tor SUNDAY Schools,
Congregations, Vcstry Meetings, Sc. Fire.
sids HarmoRB an entirely new Collection OF
Glccs and Part Songs, by VIM. Mason Rus.
all 4 GOidsburys popular series OF Reading
Books, now used ~ more than 500 towns, and
oil other school books IN use, and stationary
rSry iOto. Oj503
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IAN aud after Thursday, July l9th, tho Pas,
~ scnger Cars for Boston, aud down Con,
ncetcut River, will leave Wells River at Gi
A NJ aud At ~ o'clock, noon, aud arrive IN
Bosiun at2 L. NJ. and 8 r. NJ, the same day.
RETURNING, will leave Boston at "a A
NJ and f. o'clock, noon and arrive at Wells
River al - Z. Nj, aud a 4. NJ.
Passengers ioT NcY York, who leave Wells
River IN the morning cars viii arrive in New
York the reNt morning, ia the Norwich az
New Haven Steamboats,, by the following
routes
by Nashua worcestcr, and New Haven;
by Nashua, Worcester, Springfield and
New Haven;
by Bellows Falls, Brat,leboro' and New
Haven.
RETURNING. leave Now York by the eve,
ming Steamboats, for Nniwch or New Haven
aud arrive At Wells River the ncxLeyening.
Passengers by the morning cars from Wells
River may reach the following places the
same day Boston, Portland, Me Providence
Il l., New London, Hartford, and llcw Ha.
ven, Ct, Springfield, New Bedford, und'New'
buryport, Ms and alltnlcrmedisto places
ID, G. KUGGLES, Agent.
July 40 62Jm3ls
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o. C.qUTO.VLXIRG

4 NAN by tie name Of CLAFr, has engaged
KAwith young manof the nameos > f,Iowns
end, and uses his name b. put upa BaTsupafllr
To-, which they calf Dr f0WnssndH saTsHPa'
rilln, denominatinR 1t GENUINE original, etc -
This Townsend isuo Doctor, and never was
bat was formerly o worker on railroads, can.
ais, and the ike. Yet he assumes the ul'e Of
Dr., Cor the purpose Of gaining credit for what
hp 10 not. lhla 10 10 caution The public not 90
be- deceived, and purchase none bat the Gas,
uihE ORiGisAL on Dr. Jacob Townsend o
Safsaparlla, having on IL the odd Doctors
likenrhs, his family coat Of arms, and he uig
nature across the coat Of arms
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ny FHRHF-FisH-AsgRE s

~ " ~ = r. : a T. 4 > - " y .
~ HHs. ,. G. JUnsos,
have q sleed-a bounding need,
With form 40 l,he a. d bonding reed,
And limbs like the peuelH wing
Wdh hisairy form aHd hia step Of grace,
Ills eye Of love and h,s Beaming face
o, he 10 beautiful thing
have lamb-a household pets
Like the blue Of June when the sun hSsset
- hia soit and dreamy eyei
ild frolios a0d gambols the liye'long day,
Then turns, and, lisPing, asks me way
TO u'e shepherds fold on high,
have biTd-iie's dawning light
Allquiyohng, beautiful and bright,
Upon her radiant wingi
Sweet a. the chime of silver bells,
or yoioea Of spring ,n their woodland dolls,
DO her brokon carols ring
iiare, rare The gems IN my love Flown srti
iiuttin has po,aoa TO oankef and ffct
y Rd 'ts stsiR sFsn gsw they wear.
W,lh trembling heart aud Bonded knee,
bear them, Son Of God 10 thee,
o. heed mothers prayer
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EARE From.
WalpOIe TO New York, $500.

VNRAlNS leave 'BrattlcSoro' At @, 4. n aud
Il d,i5 p. AZ, on the arrival at the stage con.
meeting with the Cheshire and sullivan Rail.
road at Wapole,
Passengers by the first train leaving Mont
pchcr or Wells River, and arriving at Walpolc
at 1920 A .,tpkc the i,iJ,r.n. tram from Brat.
tlcboro', arrive IN Springfield at 7,90, =. A.,
stop one hour for supper, and then proceed by
The 1iuf0ft and Now iiuvcu ftUiruut and
the superior STEAMBOAT CONNECT.
CUT, To New York, arriving at about ., 81.
Passengers by the 2d tram leaving Moutpcl.
Ter or Wells River and arriving at Walpoc at
7I0, ~, lodge at Bfatichnro' and take the
{ =. N. tram, which connects at Springfield
with the trains Of the ..htlr,fd and New liay.
cn and the Now York aud New Haven Rail
roads, reaching New York at p. ~. by the
INLAND ROUTE.
This IL the Cheapest, Quickest, and most
Cilillia-tahie R0Hfc from MI purls Of Vermont
and Western New Hampshire, alIording trav.
clers the choice or an entire land route or Of
short passage in one Of the finest boats upon
the Sound.
passcngcH can leave New York
10y the : \. ~ trGlnQt the New York and New
Haven Railroad, aud reach Btattuhuro the
same CvrUiUg, vi uy Thc J,oau, T.. ii, nam 0T o.
81 boat, lodge in New Haven, and reach Mont.
pclicr or Wells River, the next evening.
Passengers arriving at Springfield by the
first train from Braitcboro, reach Providence,
Albany, Troy or Whitehall the same evening,
and Buffalo the next day at /, p. N,
Northampton, July =, 1870. G26m3
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THICHs OF QUAOIss
Read this Column carefully,

Thsfs b. q sansparila faf sals R che dlnrfsa io~a,
called Oh Df JaeoL 1asus0ndt haIsapsfihar u is Al
ygrtisod A. tha saaaaL A.. ihis is q Eeinupnl
ts4rrtrsui fsuuTrui rsT'-u'i-f srrr $780,
Inc iast tish yosTs 10 advertising Ne hAfaapana Whleh
Ia ohaiaed ehafactsr aHd repufHlon throughout ne
Halted stgtas -al . Efaaior pas ~ iha Hgrd-ihe sale
being rnpfHaut 49,.
Th eaclsd lha oupiiiiy Of cnrtaln unphlcplei msn'
aud aual rhu be- beru rufasoi DO Peidhgs cues
notifications fafa AaniiHT o. yeafs- TINS insh hAAh
L Israb I0WHsnun no Hppiis1 % . uumhrr ~ mHH ~
sst euplayurnL ~ % coll he Vac 81 BE nAnf 20 ul
Dr. Tos ntondu Hanaparla stating tbs large sales And
suas had appended % HdFeTltina 81 90 inaneehHH
90 embark M thr business Among Others 20 spPlHh
10 Charles Matfaus EsG Editor ~ ne Jamaica f4fms9
rb1 sroraed such = proposition 81. N, a AADhEWh
mmsdF 400 nf doe Ffupuelars Of hrAltnlE fs
OINTMENT hALFH fOhEhof, fufmenl fashlef
aHd lnaaflrf Of tho bruknu hbin flasief hanh Al h.
giila Nee Jersey, JOHN hklld.sAhl sHa -
THOhfhOhi snluf The nHma ~ InDhihoN nhiLlf
Man a. Co. haFp .riaplpgcd itif ni mani 900 HfFHra
a. 40 uudsftiand 10 pay hin sever dollars Paf ~ast
luf tho sss ~ be- nann Ihrsn msn hsFu bcan intat
inr auJ brng All possible ipfns ~ hopes 80 spsd
noiro them saa ihas bHnr them sod iheiT doepsuoa
inta market Let the publit decide upon The eaufss
af tAass Asaot aHd tsasrstf @fa
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MEDICAL PRACTICE,

N. p. TAPLlN, BOTANIC Physician
WOULD respcetfully say TO the iaai.
w, tan1 of Peacham, and the 90 -t:
towns, that he has located himself At P,ail
Hollow, where he will be ready 10 attend %
oil oaIls IN the different branches of the ne.
cal Profession In his practice he eSelua'
po,saus of every description, accompany.
the Botanic with the Cold Water System, o.
ing such remedies only as harmonic Wihp
ture = laws, and are calculated to ASST De-
turr in her Efforts 10 overcome tiECsEv7
ton
He will treat chronic diseases OF cytty o.
sorptidn, consumption not excepted, Nl,a 4f
express understanding that where no 81. ~
obtained no charges will be made. 5sle
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Pdseipsl once l26 FULTON stfstL SAX
iar ~ \ htiiiHr a Co, 4 Slate tlutt o.,
Dyau A Hsss i.fl Nanh Second street FLls.,.'
\ iisncs Drurpst, haluHafe q. ~ cotss a..
too WFfhl a Coz W thanfft Street d
sostb Ped street Ahaay sad by ~ a, 49,.
pfuTTisis sHd hsfchaats HaasfalY ihfauFtss = h.
- ei-iss Mss idiias 900 'hs Csssiss
Wholesale Agcut--J, G BINGHAM, ur,
gial, -. Johnsbury Retail agcnis- c.
and Gould, East -. Johnsburyi Kiufesg. +,
Colby, Lyndon DaHn, Wcras a Stan,
Danyillei Isaac Watts frseh1mi Harvey
Eastman, Barnett l. r. Parks, Passuuit.
Newell a Truil, BHTkei r. & Bullor, Dfr
Line J ilak-4 Son, Sutton r.. Cleveland
Co., Coventry Falls, y w, French, Lgs.,
burgh, and by all the principal Druggist. !,
Merchants Generally throughout the s.,.
and the Canadali also, by Bemis 4 Dra,s-
Lyndon Centre. L-JI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-06
II Latham s. Co,
Iron Founders and Maohinists,

IN The JaRciiaa IF The Northern, ~. Central
and PassHmpSie Railroads,
WILL answer orders for Mill, Machine,
w Railroad Locomotive, carand car Wheel
and oTTcf casTIngs, Xnd VIII make to order
MaChinists Tools ofsuperior quality and finish ,
such as Engine and Hand Lathcs with or with
out Screw gccr-P Planning, upright Drilling
and Bolt cutting Machnes--also Skating, MIL
Screws, and Mil Irons of all kinds
They will also furnish Burr Mill Stones,
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Screen Wirc-'Mill, Cirou.
lar and other Saws and Cob cracking aud
Smut Machines
Saw, Grist and other Mills propelled by
Steam or Water built under The direction of
Mr. Wn DuScAS p o. address, "West Leb-
dh0U, y, II t3ayl e.