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$780, From Rssh.1il. at m, Tuesday cad Saturday
By Yorktown and West SomeS
To 6omsss. by m, Is miles
And back between a m and p m.
al. From Peekskill at . m, Tuesday and Thursday
By 6hrubosk and Red Mills
To Carmel, by II . M. 10 miles
AMI back between ~ IN and p m
sss From Psrmons as p N daily sxesp' Sunday
BY Nysek and Cl..kson
To H:, S ; By 70 ? m M 70: 70 I ~ =.
$50 From wss,poin. at 9 daily, except Sunday
And back I.i~sen p m and IN.
olO From Nswbuqgh at m every day, creep, Sunday
By Coldsnham Montgomery, and Bulvie
To Bioomingburs. by 60 m, 20 miles
And back between II N and m.
By New Windsor, Salisbury Il &il., Blooming So"
Grove, snd Hamptonburxh
TO Goshen, BY Ill n, 81 miles
Proposal. n.ss.s. he Erie railroad !. any other point
will bs considered Tbs bidder may also sraas to dis
continue the service on the completion of,he railroad.
Ss2 Prom Nsvburgh 10 every day, excep. Sunday
~ Fshtia Landing and Gsnhsm
To Fi:hkii. by II m. miles
And back between 8 a m and 81
Pfoposat fora schedule ofdepartires and arrivals that will
nas sssr eonnexion' with the Hudson River Railroad arc
s4s. From Nswburxh at p m, Tuesday and Saturday
By Plat,skiIl and Modsna
To New Pai,z. by PM 20 miles
And back between u m and IL n.
sA. From Newbursh At m, "Wednesday and Saturday
BY Middlshope. Marlboro, Milton, and New P4ltz
To Poughkespse, by II m. IS miles
And back Between p m and 6 p m.
Mail messenger service daily and from the steamboats,
Willie reqairsd.
6ss. From Montgomery at ga N Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday
BY Walden and Shawangunk
To New Hurley, by IL m, II miles
And back between m and p NJ with three
additional weekly trips to Walden on Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday, between m and 10
going, and between IL m and m returning
Proposals to commence at Codenham instead Of Mont
somsry Will be considered
s46. From Chester At 81 p N Monday, Wednesday,, and
Saturday
BY Sugar Loaf
To Warwick, by S p m, 3 miles
And back between and 4 m.
s47. From Chester at q m Friday
Rel
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To W,lliamstown (Mass.,) by m, % miles
And back between a m and p m Mondays.
927 From Troy at 10 every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
BY Lansingburg, Deepskin, Schagtcokc Ea.ton
North Easton, Greenwich North Greenwich
South Argyle, Argyle, North Argyle South Hart
ford, Hartford, and North Granville
To Whitehall by IL m, Go miles
And back between n and 81 p m Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
92S From Troy at 9 IN daily
BY Lansingburg
To Waterford, by 10 m, 4 miles
And back between m and pm.
Query; Whether necessary
500 From Troy at a every day except Sunday
BY Lansingburg, Waterford, Mcchanicsvills, NAL
tavlle Malta, and Balston
ToSaratoga Springs, by IL m, 80 miles
And back between IL a m and m.
800 From Troy at a daily
BY Waterviiet Centre
To Schenectady, by 8 a m, 20y miles
And back between 81 p and ~ pm.
93l From Troy at every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday
By wyn.nts Kill, West Sand Lake, Alps, West
stePhen'own, Stephentown, Hancock, Mass, }
and Lanesboro'
To PusRed, by p m, 40 miles
And back between III m and . M Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday.
9S9 From Waterford a, every Tuesday and Sat-
By Half Moon, Clifton Park, Jon.svlle and East
To Bslstop, by 7 m, 10 miles
And back betwsen ga and 10 m.
s32 From Mechancsve at 10 every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
BY saltwater Bemu Heights, Covesvillc, sehayl-
ervills, Northumberland Fort Miller and Fort
Ewpfd csnsy
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msston, Pitts6eld, New Berlin Columbus Shsc
burne, Smyrna, and OtseIic
To De Ruyter, by 8 m, ST miles
And back between 7 m and m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
Separate proposals for each half of this route dydnr at
New Berlin, will be considered
1901. From Coopeulowns at every Monday, Welnss-
day, and Friday
BY oakssills, Burlington. Burlington Flats, and
To Brdgewa,er, by 10 m, 25 miles
And back be'ween p m and p m, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday.
1902 From Coopers'o~n at every day, except SUM-
BY Har,wiek Seminary. Milford. Milford Centre
CoIl,ersv,lie, Oneonls, and Diego
To Unadilla, by am, 40 miles
And back, between p and IL night
Proposals for tri-weeky service will be considered
1908. From Cooperstown at every Tuesday, Thurs,
day, and Saturday
By Hsrtwick, Mount Vision Lauren., and Butter.
To Glbersville, by 3 m, % miles
= And back between a m and M Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday.
1904. From Burlington at every Tuesday and Saur
BY Garrottsvle and New Lisbon
To Bu,ternuts, by IL m, Is miles
And back between m and p
1905. From OneonA at a m every Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday
BY West onsonta, o.sdaws Maple Grove, Gil.
bertsviile, Mount Upton, Guiford Centre and
To Oxford by pm, 40 miles
And back between d IN and 5 p m, Monday
Wednesday, and Friday.
lOO6 From Schuylers Lake at m every TUESDAY, and
Saturday
BY Exeter, Yves, Exeter, and Plan6eld
To Unadlla Forks, by IL m, Is miles
And back between p and p m.
1907. From Unadlla at every day, except Sunday
By Sydney PIans, cambridge, South Banbrdye
Nineveh H.rpersviIe, Susquehanua, Windsor
and South Wndsor
To Lsnesboro', by 5 p m, &c miles
And back between 4 m and l o m.
1908. From Unadilla at every Wednesday
BY UnadiIla Centre
To Gilbertsvile, by IL m, III miles
And back between p m and pm.
1909. From Unadls at m every Friday
BY East Gulford and Guilford Centre
TO Guiord, by IL m, IA miles
And back between / p and pm.
Query Whether necessarily
1910. From Bainbdge at IL every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday
BY West Bainbridge, Coventryvle Coventry
Greene, Geneganslet, and Triumph
To Whitney's Point, by p m, 81 miles
And back between 8 and u M Monday
Wednesday, and Friday.
Proposals for twice.a week service invited.
l0ll. From New Berlin every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday
BY New Berlin Centre, South New Berlin Whites
Store, Mount Upton, and East GuilEord
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BY Danube, MELVILLE, starkvle and vsnhorns-
vile
To Springfield by p m, 80 miles
And back between 6 and IL m.
$780, From Hcrkimer IL IN every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday
Bv Mohawk, Dennison's Corners, Jordansvile,
Pages Corners, Richfeld Springs, Schuylers
Lake. and Oakvle
To Cooperstown, by p m, 81 miles
And back between S m and II a m.
Proposals for sxmes-a-week service will he considered
Mnil-mesaenger service between Mohawk and the rail-
road will he required
996 a. From Russia at m every Wednesday
BY Postville, Ohio, and Wilmot
To Moorehouseve by l2 m, % miles
And back between l and m with an i'd
dtional trip to Ohio and back every Saturday
997. From Cherry Valley at p every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday
BY East Springfield, Springfield Warren R'chhs'd
Saneerfeld Madison, Bouckv,lle, Worthwhile,
Nelson Cazsnovia, Oran, Manlus, Fayetteville,
and Dewitt
To Syracuse, by 3 next days, 81 miles
And back between II m, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, and next days
Separate proposals for each halt OF TINS routs dividing at
Morrsvlle, will DO considered.
99s. From Cherry Valley at 2pm every Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday
By Roseboom Middefed, and Wss,vlls
To Milford. by p m, 10 miles
Ard back between s%d u mex. days
s99. From Coopentown At every Tuesday and Sat-
By Middoheld, wsstford, and Decatur
To Worcester, by p m, 10 miles
And back between 4 m and ~ m.
1000, From Coopen.own At "a m every Tuesday TAurs
BY 6sisvuls, sa'lias'os, West nu'ii,rsa, r.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-17
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26, Is

The accounts recoi,ed h last te,,,,sr tn,ni,o. 70
confirm the previous unfavorable renorts If The Cot
ton cro, in Tho Irn;,od Statos ,,o 10 o,;, 80 al
wise large weeks business in Cotton af imnrovcd
rates
Earl, in the wool, the market bac,re IVORY. ,,;.
mated with LARGO sneInIot;ve nurrbases At an al
vance in some instances of ID ~ NJ but business in
Manchester havin~ been checked by the dctermino.
ton of buyers of Vans and Goods to limit their pur-
chases to their immediate wants, holders of Cotton
have again manifested more disposition to realize,
and the market closes quietly at advance of ID. u
To- on the quotations of our last circular. FAR Or
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Said hostages on letters going to any place in
Great Britain Ireland may be prepaid, if the
whole amount is rendered at the office in the
United States, where mailed, at the option of the
sender
Newspapers may be mailed at any Office in the
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on the prepayment of cents, and may, on receipt
from any place in Great Britain Ireland be de
livered at any office in the United States on pay
ment of cents. Note-Each Government is to
charge cents on each newspaper. These to be
sent in bands or covers, open at the sides ends,
and to contain no manuscript whatever.
On each Pamphlet to be sent to any place in the
United Kingdom, and on each Pamphlet received
herefrom there is to be prepaid in the first place,
and charged and collected in the second, cent
for each ounce in weight, fractional excess of an
ounce.-These to be sent in bands covers,
open at the ends Sides readily to be eXamin
ed and to contain manuscript whatever.
On Letters addressed to any place in British n.
America, not to be conveyed by sea, there shall be
charged postage equal to the United States post
age and the Province postage combined
On Letters to be sent to any foreign country or
British possession, and mailed for that purpose to
any post Office in the island of Great Britain, there
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the single rate, and if by American packet q
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weight.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


D'SiON-' u'N PiSCCuliIS WV ~
CQtte-There are no operations for want of
stock, only 81 bags and 10 barrels arrived this
week. Fid-The demand for Goldfish has been
very fair at 2374 a $50 for large Bank, and pa
1928 for small and Bay u qtl, loose. For Mack
erel, market rather quiet buyers purchase sparingly
at the high rates previously noticed. Flour and
.Neal-The mtavorable weather has operated
against business. Prices remain without change,
with large receipts. Sales Of Western at 5.37S a
$3.50, Genesee, 550G S5.564; and Southern, 5.3749
1913, cash and mos. GTdin-Com very quiet
the extremes for mixed, white, and yellow, have
been 63 and IS cts Hcmp-Amer is held with
more tirmness owing to light stock. Sales of
Manila at l0sd ii cts. HideS-Market firm, and
but few South American in first hands. Lead-
the market continues dull. sale of 80 tons, to be
delivered in New York, has been made at 81 10 u
100 lbs, cash. .1iOldSSeS-Sales small, but prizes
tirmer. OHS-Sales of Amer. Linseed at 67a6S
cts, cash ProriSionS-lhere is an active demand
for Pork, and prices firm. Sales of Prime at
ga $3.50, and Mess at l0.50GSll. Upwards of
20OO brls. Mess Beef have arrived during the week
and prices lower, Western 10.50G Sill, and
Eastern l0a sl0.50. Considerable enquiry for Lard
with sales Of brls at "a a 81 cts, cash, and at
I. SugarS-There is better feeling for both box
and hid, and the latter has advanced of cent
Ship. List
New YoRK-3 days preceding Nov. 10.
BeeStoGr-Small sales at 2ld22 cts, cash Can
and sell at 40 cts. Coffee
Remains firm with fair demand Sale of 80 bags
Brazil at lO4 a lPA cts; 1900 Java, 10, and mos
and 1850 st. Domingo, S5G9 cts, cash. Cotton
The advance obtained the arrival of the last
steamer has been lost, sales have been made at
a decline of aG4 of a cent. The weeks sales have
been $500 bales at 50 a u cts. for low ord good
fair. Dye,eooGS-Sales of st. Domingo Logwood
at Sl4 U ton cash. Flour and .Neal--The receipts
of Flour still large, and market consequently is
heavy. Sales of over 10000 brls in three days, at
the range of 4.GS29 s5.25 for common state and
w estern including Genesee. Southern in moderate
demand remains at 5374& $3.50. Rye Flour steady
at 2.Sl4 a S2.S74, and Corn Meal s3124. Fruit
Raisns are less active, but prices steady So 80
for whole, Sl.374 for hf., and 20 cts. for or. bxs
Grapessf3 for hf. kegs Grata-Wheat very dull,
Genesee selling at s1.1S for white, and S113
for red. Corn has been in fair demand at 63I966
cts, but market rather dull at close. Hemp-Mar-
Set quiet. Hides-Arrive sparingly. India Rub
bers-Sales have been made of 10000 TBS. common
Para Bottles at 20 cts; 1000 do Sheet, 27 and 1000
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1914

Cofee-The transactions in Rio Coffee have been
rather limited the sales of the three days not exceed
ing 1900 or 1900 bags at 10AG11 cts. W b. for old
and new crop. The stock is the increase owing
to several additional receipts coastwise. Whiskey0
Sales of 900 brs rectifed at 21 and common at "a,
cts. Lead-22S7 pigs sold at $3.50. Erchange-
Sterling bills are brisk at Ga 10 " cent prem;
francs f52.74@f5.20 Ffeights-Marxet still with
out animation, and no improvement has taken place
in the rates to Foreign ports. The new engage
ments since our last report ship for Liver
pool at 3D., one for Trieste at 1-16 cent and small
bark for Genoa at l cent? all to load with cotton.
The rates slightly irmer for some articles coast
wise.-Prices Current.
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in Tekol, and set up sign of fire in Bethhacccrem"
the desert, volcanic region between Bethlehem
and the Dead Sea, and the strait outline as if ruled
by ruler, of the mountains of Moab and Ammon
beyond the Dead Sea and the Jordan Jerusalem is
not seen from Bethlehem, neither is the Dead Sea
While standing and gazing in silence upon this
wonderful landscape, my vision wandering, and lin
gerng upon
'Those holy fields
Over whose acres walked those blessed feetn
the monks left me to my medtations
From this mount, where stood, the divine foun-
tain of the Christian religion, wthall its fertzngs
and its healings, had streamed down over the world
Here 1cas that stupendous, and that pathetic pa
radox-l)ivinity, mortal infant, laid like flower
on the breast of Humanity. Son of Mary! here thou
conlounded the wisdom of the WISE and first reveal
ed God in the smile of a little child
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TRAVELLING FACILITIES,
With Distances and Fare from BaItimor,
At BALTIMORE.
For PhiIadeIphia and Nav vork.


For Philadelphia and New York.
h'ouC W. l"lies, So-tNoouI Zuo mics, '@So'
NIL. C"S 'e"oei IRE a"e'
~ 20 r'Nl' I,'iiil' AZ 80 ~ T. W.
and 53A. NJ.
For York and CoJumbto Pa
5S miles, Sl5O-7O miles, S2.124.
Cars ieaUG.
Daily, at........9 AM Daily, exc. Sun. 81 A. NJ
DAILY, exc Sun. IA NJ and P NJ
40 miles = so(nS raad trin I tic:ts issued,
Daily. at 9 NJ. and i Dali g S7Ip,1
and lI1p.M.
,7s r,;,os "r y VTnfri" ah' S:c:. s,o
DaT,. p ~, '''''' 9Io'
O"ly' "' '''''''4 A. \" Da"Y' "'''''''''o r NJ
For Eliicott's Mills md Frederick.
10 miles, 50 cts'-62 miles, SOU
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CONTINENTAL MARKETS.

AHISTERDAM.-C otee-3s00 bags Brazil sold at
20 to %. We have no transactions in Java to re-
port; prices firm The Sugar market is quiet
$50 hhds. Surinam We're done at fl DC 200 boxes
Havana fetched fl pa to %
ANTWERP Coffee continues much inquired after
with prices the rise. We have to mention the
sales of $500 bags Rio at % to 264; 1000 bags
st. Domingo, Is to 30; 1000 bags Havana, IS
to %. Stock small, 1900 bags against 100000 in
1915. Rice is in limited request, $50 tierces Caro-
lima sold at H. The demand continues good for
dry Hides; prices firm 5000 Buenos Ayres
fetched 254 to 3S!.
HAMRrRGH.-CQ Coffee continues in animated de-
mand at rising prices; all parcels Of Brazil offered
for sale have been taken; 1900 bags Rio Janeiro sold
at 81 to AZ; 600 bags St Domingo, 5-l6 to a
coo bags Laguayra, 5 81 to A. The Sugar market
is dull, and no transactions to any extent to report
cargo of Laguayra has been taken at m A. u 100ib
Pepper remains also inquired after: we quote Mala-
bar p to ;; Batavia and Sumatra, , 3 l6 to %
Pimento: 500 bags have beed taken on speculation
HAvEE.-Sales of Coffee during the week amount
ed to $4,000 bags at advance of fully on Havt
and to on Rio, and operations We're only stopped
by the market being nearly cleared. Qucrcjtron
Rak-74S bags Baltimore sold at 46fr. 80 to II fr
Philadelphia at 4Sfr. Rice-Extreme prices from
y to 3lfr for Carolina and Is to 15lr. for East
India descriptions, U 80 xii, duty paid. Tdlor-
Dull. American descriptions more firm, and would
fetch 81 to 56ir. " 50 xii, duty paid.
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cwt., which the trade being unwilling to confirm at
auction on Tuesday, very few lots were disposed of
a considerable business has however been done by
private, the sales of the week being upwards OF 1000
boxes. Heavy ordinary western long middles brought
25s. Cd, good short do IS to 3Os.; fair eastern 32s
very fine do. 30 to 3Gs Becf-Few sales have
been made; prices are steady. Pork has been in
good demand, and low qualities are becoming scarce.
Hams of fair quality wanted and would sell
readily at 80 to 35s. Shoulders have been bought
rather freely at from IS to Dos, in anticipation
of being used a substitute for lower qualities of
bacon. Cheese-l0Sl boxes offered at auction
on Tuesday, but very little was done, buyers declin
ing TO pay the prices wanted; considerable sales were
made afterwards by private, at 40 to 42s for fair;
Al to 46s for good, and for small parcel of very
fine AIS realized Lard-A good business has
been done at easier rates, the sales being 1000 tons
at 35s. Cd to 36s.
Extract from Barings' Circular.
LONDON, Friday, Oct 10Th.
We have hadm activity in the produce markets
this week with increased demand from exporters,
who have purchased freely, and prices Of several
tcles have mproved the deliveries for home al
continue satisfactory, and the state Of trade gene
rally is healtv. Money, though in rather more de-
mand is still fairly abundant, and the rate of dis
count unaltered. Mexican dollars have advanced to
As 1Od. T. Oh. CQGee has been in increased demand,
and prices have again advanced from l to Is. u
cwt the transactions have been extensive, they
prise 1000 casks 1000 bags Plantation Ceylon, 2OS0
bags Native, $3.50 bags Costa Rca, and AGO bags
Brazil, at auction; while by private contract 10000
bags Native Ceylon have changed hands, from Ala
42s 2OOO bags Java at AS. 1900 bags good ord. Rio
at 3Ss., and two cargoes $3.50 bags good first Rio,
old crop afoat, at Sos Cd. a. cwt., deliverable the
continent. The following are present quotations.
Brazil, 3Id i2s.; st. Domingo, $50 Ais; Java, 4Oa
Sos; Samarang, $50 4Js.; Havana, 40a 54s Porto
Rico, 39d Ass; Laguayra, 40q 52s. Costa Rca, AZ
a Cos; Sumatra and Padang, 33G 36s. The Cont
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

4 uls Ly lhr uamr of CiIrr, hos engaged
AwIth 70 r1uuFmauDit iH uamrni 3 lIoWua
cod, aud uFrs us ulIur 90 put zap A4rap1rl-
la, which lbcy call d. TuwusruI h1rf1pl.
villa, druomuiatnH q GfaHnf original, etc -
Inis Townsend go Doctor and never wnsi
Aut w4a ArurHy a WORKER Cu Hiiulds, cane
lls, aud thr lihr. Vet hn assumes thr ti'n Of
Dr., for ihe putpuHp Of gaining credit iof what
boz b. not This DO 90 caution Tho public NOT ~
Boo deceived, and purchase none bot The GfA-
rnI OWGnAt ON Dr. Jacob Townsend D.
SHmpaula, having on b The Old Doctors
lkenr his family coat Of arms, and biz zig
uHturf Hrr1ss tlr cont Uf HTmh.
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MEDICAL PRACTICE.
n. p. TArL1N, BoTANIc rnYsIcIA

N. p. TApLIN, BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
NNTOULD respectfully say to tho nhabi-
w tants Of cham, and the adjoining
towns, that he has located himarlfat Pcacham
Hollow ~ here he win be- ready to attend to
nil calls in the different branches Of the mcdi-
cal Protection In his practice be excludes
tpoisous of every description, accompanying
the Botanic with the Cold Water System, "
..ng such remedies only rs tmrmuUizc with nh
.ture's laws, and are calculated to assist ma.
ture in her efforts to overcome diseased nc
ton.
He Will treat chronic discascN of every dc.
scription, consumption not cxccptcI, with Ihe
express understanding Chat where po relief is
-Ahiaincd ia cha raz~s will h. made ..-.it'
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The Boston Mercantile Journal gives the fol.
towing notice Of the most popular remedy nf
the dnvs
UUd Chcyry Balsam. Wo speak in praise
al Wstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, because
we believe from our own knowledge Of the nr.
tirlr that Il - onr Of the best IN the market for
thc complaints for whieh.t is rccomu,, AIDED.
This invdicinc, coming from such rcsprc-
TSc sUurCr, Pr I5T5I ~ '5T7 = A.
poTienoed sad skiliul physician, r. received by
the public with confidence. la efficacy has
hccu proved in many obduratc cases 6fdiscasc
and ts fame has rapidly extended. II Inns been
ext Urtycly used in oycry part of the country.
-.r1rtiC ularIy in The middle and northern States:
and sirong testimony from ntelllGent ~ hinh.
" respectable persons has been adduccd IN ia.
vor of it's merits as a remedy. for colds aud
coughs, affections OF rlC rtTr-, -i+-...-@L-
&c The GrJiuiHc and Original DR.. UisiGy >
BatsGUi IF HHd Cherry, on account Of It's great
popularity has heap extensively couutctlcitcd
in Philadelphia and some thousand bottlca uf
the spurious imitation thrown into the market
aud extensively circulated. Examine cl0Sc be-.
fore purchasing L00h irsH 10 IN .VdrtS -
The genuine Blsam is pulup bottles,
with the words "Df Ws,ar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, Phil blown in tbc glass; each bottle
bearing label on the front, with the sigma
turc Of IL. WlSTAR, NJ ID.
This Will W. cnyclopcd with n wrapper; copy
rgM secured. iSid.
The genuine signcdf Butts on the wrapper
For SHE by }. C. Bingham st, Johnsbury
plain;J. Flint, St Johnsbury Centre; t. +.
Parks, PassumpsIc, and dealers in medicines
sgSRerolly. -
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p....r. Dr.r ief Ti1TOS Fufft HaH bind
CO., d H|Ngr A 60. Hlsr 'itffl ta'oa
U..u a r.Hr Iit hHHH H.fHUi tufrt rHHiHirpHia Q
r u.U.r urf.rf raHmnfr q. u ruHsH, rHsIlss
#H WU.Hrsf Co.. lHIrthafFrt rFfsl % iut
haHIt i'rsf HHasl AINHHf cod if sH tHr FUnripai
p..fIsIr cord Hsfr.sas rsH0f4Ht iHfsHsh iAs w.
~ 's.sffi WrHl i'-' go 'la tsusits
WLUlrnlrAgeul-J & BINGHAM, Drug.
a.-i. 90 I-.ir--tfy H-iHti nr-t-t-- tiuur n
auF Gould, Il.t I'M JuluthurI. kfred1r g.
Colby, llHa.u. nHW,, W,rts a stanton,
Nrw0ifN tW't, iiWIr n C. n11rf, y fIy
lur.I ualaL SION. rurpt. /. a. fr'r1d s.
Co.,, Coventry IHHa 81 iruru. lNnau,
hufHb, lua ag aiI iar principal pr frlsr ,ul
NJ H.u'. e.u.r... Throughout o.. 4. s'.t.s
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Farm for Sale.

rlNHE subscriber otter. his farm for .llc 4
Z u 77rIITTd on rnC TUaU TgIdTUE TTTU ~
Johnsbury Plain 10 North DanvilAh H. u
half way between tho two places hcon''h
of 2l0 ncrcs--l- or % acres ofcxccllcut meas
ow--abnut 40 acres OF woodand-thc tgmia
der pasture and tillnEc
Tho buildings are suitable for the pig 10
There are about 1000 sugar naples Hni d
-..4uae- apIllc- nIchaId.- with 4 gnnd- au.-iL
of CEDAR timber, on the farm.
The fsrm can toe adyanthgeously dividts-
and the whole or part Is offered for SAFE
Terms OF pay men, made easy.
JOHN CUSnMiN
St Johnsbury, Aug. -, lsi9 a.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-11-10

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