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can teH1
Al Individual on!s wishes to know the
Right way to pursue il; and there are
none. were it surely made known bow
Life might be prolonged and Health re-
covered. WHO would not adopt the plan
Evidence is required, that the rig way
is discovered. This is what those suffer
ing from sickness want TO be satisfied
about. For who so foolish as not to en-
JOY all the health his body is capable Of!
Who ia there that would not live, when
his experience can so much benefit HIM
self aud family? 1t is melancholy fact
that very large proportion Of the most
useful members of society die between
the ages Of thirty and forty. How many
widows and helpless orphans have been
the consequence Of mankind not having
in their own power the means of restor-
ing he aIth when lost.
THE CAUSE OF DISEASE.
Now when we are afii lcted with sick
n ess, II ariseth from the Natural Powers
Of the Il not having suili cieut strength
in the Natural Course of the system, 10
expel those matters or itumors ich have
be come use less ,and whose detention Innsl
produce INJURY TO the orgsnlzm' r"r 10
stance the pores re Closed rom checseu
Perspiration; 10 ms case, What shon'd
nave passed out OF We oouy oy 'he po'es
OF Tue SKID are u rowh oack upon the
blood, the blood thus cloggsd in its crs
! cula ion, remedies the evil by throwing
| he Impurities " hich should have passed by
he skin upon the organs Of the stomach
and bowels Now u the stomach ana
20" els are very heai'h) ana strong, thei
expel the humors wh'ch the checked per-
splraliob caused TO be retained IN the
BODY, ana no hafm 10 oone' bui, II Tue
stomach and bowels DO not Dappen TO be
IN tins healthy veondltion-lf, Tor instance
The bowels should be IN costlve or bound
state, the matters OF theirown ss well as
those received rom the OCCASION OF
checked persiraiion are again taken up
oy the blood; aud this Fluld OF Lille may
be 50 lupeded as TO produce ApG pIeXy or
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-07-20
Zasneber! Latmbe,.!.

Almost all kinds Of good lumber, floor
ing boards. &c, will be taken at tins Of
hce on old subscriptions, as well as new
ones. Any persons wishing to pay in thus
way can do so by sending in lheir lumber
as soon as convenient.
SMITH & GILES.
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l1D Cheapest Of AIl!u

4 COFFEE, Tea, Sugar, Melasses, Rice,
" Pepper, Alspice. Raisins, Tobacco,
Cigars, Powder. Lead, Shoi, Caps, &c.
&c, Cheaper than a any other Store in
The county for Cash only, al the Drug
Store, bY ALEX. KlSKADDEN.
Upper Sandusky June 30 1919 -lS-tf,
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d. 81 w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky, Jo>
seph Shorb, Little Ssodusky; w. II zones
& Co. Carey town; II. Erect, McCutchen-
vile; f. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shooman,
Crawf ford tp.; Joseph Shilling, Burling
ton.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 3, lS4S-4.
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ENRESH WHITE LEAD in the keg and
Liuseed oil just received and for sale
low for cash at the Drug Store, in Upper
SaDdusky BY WM. KISKADEN.
May 4th, l64f-l0-3f.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24
. Winter Arrangement,

.NN and aflcr the 18th December, thc Poe,
" prurcr unina ~ connection with the
Northern, Concord, Nashua aud Lowell lioads,
viii run 900 fellows
Leave wrIs River at9h NJ arrive IN Boz,
ton ~ T. NJ,
Leave Wells Riyctati T.. NJ stop over night
IN Concord. aud arrive ~ Boston "a NJ next
day.
RETURNING, Leave Boston nt51 y VI 4,
arrive at WEBS RIVER "a 7 NJ.
Leave Boston q VI ,urfiyc at Wells River
q T.. NJ
by this arrangement the morning cars from
Wells River viii connect with the New York
Steamboat tain AT WotcrstcT, hy the Nashua
and Worcester RtiltondIiuu opened and
passengers frum Wells Ryor may arrive al
New York the next morning,
Passengers Hro requested 20 place their h1g
gage IN the hands OF The baggage Mnstct, as
the Company Will "a M case be- responsible
tor the loss ct any baggage unless u happen
through the neglect Of ~ Agents IA whose
care Il wai @nttut,cdi nor tot any baggage
beyond the value Of ii(y dolllV unless It. h
previously reported aud corresponding rates
paid notin any case whatever Tor any mon.
cy or other ynluoblcs except wearing apparel
Merchandise Itlina leave Wen. River daily
Fat 4 VI aud arriuc at Wells RIVER daily AT
! q T. NJ }. = PAGE, Agent
Dec lSt7 5gIlf
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Cheney u Cos BOslon,C onrord,Slan
stead aud Montreal Express,

TIVE griBaCHlBHit. continue uador Thea
i formcr arrangement made with the d,rcc'
tors 81 the Concord Railroad, ~ forward goods
30 and from Boston daily, with each passenger
train -
Packages viii be- received and Forwarded
from Boston lo al p1Its offs II and Vermont
and Canada.
Letters nra not taken On any terms.
OnictB nt tir new "Nah lloud Exchange,
BOSTON, "a IllE RAILROAD DErOT
CONCORD, az No Depot, Lebanon, y. H.
J W howos, Montpelier, w., Peck 4 Cos,
burlington, ~, !, &, batIors Linz stare
Derby L,gc, nud at C4nflcu SEYMOUR, Mou.
ttrhI ~.
The Erfress Train leaves Boston for Mon,
treal each Monday az "a clock T. NJ passing
through NrwhuTy, 81 Johnahury and The ln
urfmcdinlc iownt a. SlnuAtcnd,
y u III, subscribers are alone rcHponti'
alr llr the lusa or injury oi any articles 90
property ofnny description entrusted 60 their
care, uor ,H aus risk assumed by the Concord,
Npshun ur lowell Railroad Companies.
u T.. CHENEY Railroad Exchange, Boston,
NATH'L WHITE, Depot, Concord, y II
WA WALKER, JH. Lebanon, MI
'Janr2, ~ 5l-tf
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Q-hr. John Mucomber of Wiii0n, in
iortrs the ~ f., Farmer, that for more Il"n
ton years past he has used gum plor dis
solved in New England rum, TO destroy lice
on cattle. 1t does the work ehectually III
iuuy he applied ut all Zines even in the cold
csir welnhcr,without injurius the cattle. On
the whole, MIR. NJ. finds it better, safer more
convenient, prps ,Pnd cheaper thnn my
other application he has ever used for the
purpose.
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FOR SALE,
A Tavern Stand aud Farm,

---.-----.4T HINhE UOLLOU =
TRlIE Tayrrn Stand consists al large
1 House lately built for tho purpose, haF'
iulf 10 convenient rooms and large Hall i've
acres of landTHpd o suitable Barn and eh'd
whitewater handy The stand has been pp,Ha
good aud profitable business during the lahl
wear, nnd'ia believed 20 be- thn beat location
fWcra Lyndon Corner and Drrby LINE.
The Farm contains one Hundred Acres Of
good lund, nc1rly all Of which - 10 good
sltr og cultivation ltlies almod within the
V,ilapr,has % good Ben and Shed upon a.
aud a we'll supplied will water
The whole r. offered Tor sale, by thr sub
scrbpr, al very low price and on liberia
tcrml DANIEL 1, DENisON.
Oct -, t-i-. a77u
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BF4UTY nm ,HEAL tn.

Cosmetics, Chalk, and nvntA.ty OF prpara.
tons generally in use, which vpplied to the
face very soon spoil II Of It's besuty They
close the pores OF the skin, and check the cir.
c'ulhtion, which when nature il not thwnrtcp
by discnsa or powder OF the skin innamct by
tho abilities used in soaps, tcAutfc's it's own
,s,Soduction in the "human face Divine" ns
's,scll mr. u. the garden Of rich and dccutcly
tinted and varlcgatcd flowers A free, active
and healthy CIRCULATION of the fluids or the
coutsihg of the pure, rich blood 70 the cNtrctp
l'tticB, is that which paints the countcnancc in
the most exquisite beauty II IN that which
imparts the ndescribubc shades and flashes Of
loneliness that all admire and none can de.
scribe This beauty is the offspring Of nature
-ndCur poirdtr or soap. III there is not free
and hastily ojrc ulatiqu, there is no beauty. -
| If the ladyis fair as.driyon Snow, If she paint,
and usc Cosmetics, and the blood n dick, -'cold
and impure, she is not beautiful. IT she be
brown or yellow, and there IL pure and nuEvc
| blood IL givcs rich bloom to the checks, nd u
brilltancy to thcirrycs that is fascinating Thou.
Esands have tried IL, and ore morcihnn satisfied
! I,,S;as of every STATEN crowd our office daily
Principal Office, 10 Fulter,-St, Sun Build.
linz n u Wholesale aud retail ngcnts.-J
| C. Bingham, Druggist, ST Johnsbury; Goodall
aud Gould, East 81 Jornsbnryj Kittrs,ge e.
| Colby, Lyndon; Dana, Weeks L. Stanton,
Danvillc; Isaac Watts, peacham; Harvey Il
Eastman, Rarnet l. T.. Parks, Passumpsic;
N6wcll & Ttull, Bub%-ei.p G. Buacr, Derby
Line; J. Blake 4. Son, Sutton, T.. Cleveland Il
Co, Coventry, Fails; n w French Lunen.
butgh, and by all the principal Druggists. and
MefchAnts generally throughout1hc'U States
and the CanOdos 59ayl
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IVA CanadiaTvyyls t,. Y. " - Nlsqsh,9t
n turkey that had frightened every other pur'
chaser from the idea of making nja,oful feast
ofrhim, said afterwards, Il took him home, my
wife bile him tree hours, den hc crow. My
wife put him in dc pot wild tic tates-s>lnd he
kick EN- oil ous ~, N.Y.
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.7noiher .imporidnt Letter (r0~ Georgia
&E.3D IT, We are daily receiving trStmo.
Thy like the following, from the North, South,
East and West
Gcnticmtn-T was flic,cd with Asthmaror
II years, and had tried every remedy III thu
countryi had also been 10 several Physicians
and found no relief whatever, | was afflicted
at times so severely, that the blood would gush
from my nose, and my breathing waa diaicut
Indeed the disease had gained 40 much on inr
that dcspoired Of ever getting Wcll when I
ckinccd 70 get bottle -of "Wistbr,s BalsaN,
.of Wild ChertyS" -yittoh effected pctitn,
cure, and now consider myself perfectly
sound This can. bt proved by numbers Of
mon IN Franklin County and vicinity and
think il myducyto let it be- known.
/. THOMAS a PATRICKr
franklin Co Ga Nov,.l0 Isi6
For sale by } &, bingham St Jnhnsbury
PlainiJ. Flint, st. JohnSbur& Centre l.. 4.
Parks, Passumpsie, and dealers in p,edio,nc
generally. -.
The genuine sIgncd Butts on the wrapper,
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ARTEMAS PIERCE $ ESTATE,
STATE or VERMONT


At a Probate CouI; holden n,1hc Probate or
fee in Gujldhall, IN said district, on the oh
day of March, a. ID. lsi0--'
IOllN NICHOLS, administrator with the
~ Will annexed, at the estate Of Ar,cmas
rigtcc, late Of Luncnburgh iH said district,
deceased, presents 10 the Court here has pcu.
ton IN writing, setting forth the amount Of
debts due from said dcccnecd. Of the charges
Of administration, and of the value afthe per.
spnal estate, representing that tho personal
estate is insufficient 60 Pay said debts and
charges, and paying thc Court here TO grant
him license 10 sell so much of the real estate
Of said deceased, s shall BE- necessary for the
purpose Of discharging said debts and chargcH
Nv hcrcupon 1t " ordered by the Court
here that said application be- heard aud decided
at a Probate Court 10 hc holden at the Probate
OFFICE IN dmttrutl ufurr-atd, ZEN ~ -
Of April, A u lsin, NJ one O'Clock in the at.
tcrnoon; and that said Administrator cnuac all
persons interested 10 be notified Of snid arpii.
cation, and Of the time and place of hearing,
by publishing copy Of this order three weeks
SuGcessiycly IN the Cnledouian, a newspaper
printed AT ST. Juhnsbury, all %. which publloa.
tioIis shall be previous TO the time of hearing
6O6w3 WIN HEY WOOD, in. Reg.
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Yarlcty
Hide them Away.

o. AAA fAGti
Hide rhep, o bids tisn allpway-
Ills cap, his little froek,
And take from out my aching sight 49,
Son eurlisfi COLLEEN lock-
Al, once It waved uPnn his bfn~
Ye ta.ture me anew,
I1nye M W draf q token hefe--
~ kuow NOT what ye do
Last night lho noon came IN ny foom'
And-on my bod did
I woke, and 80 the SILVER light
I thought heard him ey
I leaned towards the little crib,
go The curtain drew aside
ReGoF half sleeping, | bethoughi
Mr, tlgt ny BOY had died
T.Rs them awey' cannot Ioek
Ga aught that brcafhes ofhm'
. Oh, iakadNhy lhc SILVER cup,
Ills lips haye touched 10 brimi-
Take the straw hat from Oh. the walli
us wrc1,hcd with rihercd flowers
Tho mstlmq lcagcH do wbifpcf nae
OCalllhc loved loei hours
The rattle, with ~ -musie balls
oh, do not le, them sound
The dimpled hand that grnsped 'hcm once
Is euld beneath thc ground,
The willow wagon on ihe lawn
Through al my tcHral scci
Roll It away, OH gently roll,
u 10 an agony
lie shoea are in tho corner, nurse,
lis Ei'lr feet 10 more
WiUpltirr Ike The failing rHrrII
Fast up and down the floor
And tufa that picture Z" the wall
Ills loyng moufniul eye
Isp.crcinl, through NY very honf' y
.Agan see him diet
oh, auguiah how hc g'zcd on me-
When painted out hln brraih'
never, never knew bciou
How terrible was death
Ny boy-m own-my only one
Ant thou forever gomez
- God help mc 60 hear The stroke
That leaves ne all alonc' .
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uI.n am arraidlha shall come TO want,
said an old lady to young gentleman. The
young man replied, Il have come 10 want al
ready; want your dnughtcr"' Fhc old lady
opened her eyes.
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Farm for Sale at
$500,

AN reas0uHuir crrdtirif Ecquehiod. said
- Farm is situaicd on tlui stage fpaa 6nr
nile uouh u shsdeld Hollow, aad contains
more uag
gao Acres Of excellent Land,
we'll fenced into four fields, and VI pastures
living water 10 aln- which pfudnfe hay hgd
feed sufficient "a kcrpX0 ruws, 90 siitrr sipr
ihr .z.ar about aud ~ largo good
a1d Iuildnss ~ on any farm N
said iaWn- wood aud sugar naples Ia abnn'
dance. RI. HoHE6 DAVIS,
We. tho undersigned, consider the above
drscr,isd farn worth the price as., fnr H.
Joseph iHgails, Joseph " ingalls,
iiutiiB inNHiH, James l.pwnHrnd,
James Chelsey, Jpsfpf ldr,
Ccorge Grav ., Nathaniel Elkins,
KingiiU, John T. lnPalIs,
II G Wploh, James lt0brflH
She theld, Dot -, Isi1, bniU
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JOHN BUTLER, Jr
GRE3T QLESSLyG TO MoTHERS avn

Il IL the safest and most cHcctual medicine
for purifying the system, and relieving the sui.
icrings attendant upon childbirth ever discoV.
child, prevents pain and disease, increases and
cntiohcs tho food, those who have, used II
think 1t Is Indispensable II is highly useful
both before aud alGCf ooutiurrunt - prevents
diseases attendant upon childbiuh-ln. Cn
tiyencss, Piles, Cramps, Swelling Of the feet,
Dependency, Heartburn, Vomiting, ram m
and in regulating the sccrctrons and cqualSing
the circulation 1t has no equal. The qscnt
beauty of this medicine ~, itis always safe, and
the most delicate usc i most successfully very
few curcg require any other mcdlcine,ln some a
little Castor Oh, or ,MoFneeia, - useful. EN.
crcisc in the open air, ana light food with this
medicine, will always ,nsurc "a sale and easy
confinement
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-03-24

--' .GrDr, Franklin once said ihal rich wiaow'
were the only piece ofsceond hand gd@ls "
sold at prime cost.
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~, Gov. stNpI reports thatho has taken
out ~ femalOitcuchcrs during the pas, year,
and lIO in the whole Very few casualties oc ].
cured There has been little sickncss-nonc
have died, aud only have got married
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NOTICE. | hereby give notice thatl have
-N-giYcn my two SONS, John Augus;in and
Alphcus Smith SWEET The remainder OF titetF-
minority, and shalt rot claim their earnings or
pay ANY debts Of their contracting after this
dpie JOHN SWEET,
Witncss-G Geo W Kendall, y. III SWEET.
Dcrb; March /, lslo. ooow3'
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Look at This 1!

HOUSE, BuOF, 80. ron SALE
uNllE subscriber wishes 10 sell he utaud In
i PassumPsie Village, consisting Of asms.i
Dwelling House, Wood Shed, Cooper sbss
Earn. and about acre Of Land
Huidlngs all nearly new aud vel 6aisheJ
A liberal credit viii be- giycnaf fequlredsls.
on good security.
FOR further INFORMATION nqulre Of tic sst.
seriber on the premises,
nARNABAa POTTER
Barnet, Dec. rs, iniH - jn5f
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BOOTS & SHOES

TENHE undersigned has taken a Shop in the
Il building occupied nsa printing Office and
ia pre- pared 10 furnish BOOTS aud SHOES to
his friends and the public generally, at reason.
able PRICES, and made in nm elegant, fashionable
and durable manner. @
lie respectfully invites ALI s,roh as need
ans thing in Aia hnc to give him n call
DAVID wtITTEMORE.
st. Juhnsbury May 90, 1913. 563tr
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Leather for Sale, and cash paid
for Hides.

UNiIE suhscribct keeps constantly on atHd
Il NJ his shop M kinds Of Leather io' Hle
At the lowest cash prices. llr .will pN te'n
f,r Iltdes CIlNNbES CHASE
~ C,nr,rJ Ian las hlif
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From the Home journal
Resale Vane.

inns hcf when bud aud when blossom were
rare,
Md tin genus ofthc morning lay wh''e.'" g,
air,
"a aefaph.l,ke child on the bosom offspring
Wnh heart ruU orglrc l,kc abifd on the wing
Md her sweet suony eye was aeharm against
pam,
Form v,a,ou Of rladness was Rosnlie Nan'
met her when nature was FURNISHED wan
flowers,
And the glory Of summer cneifeled her bow
cu,
with wreath on her brow, and a smile on
o.. her lp,
LIKE a dcw.rhted nowcr n bcr loves 70 ''p
For Eros had bound her bride IN his tain'
And the faircst aud rarcst was Resale Nahe'
met her when leaves that tho w'ld Hm'
mer gave,
Had faded likc-1ns, On the foam covered wave,
Tho angels had whispered "sweet SISTER we
eomc'"
and the ,ruan( from Heaven went bach to her
home;
The Winter passed over, and never hgan,
Shall see thee and love thee, dear Rosalic
WANG.
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tu-r Some one inquiries whether a hcd''ead Is
n bcds,cad WHEN It rs httie bHggU' a Yam
kcc answcts this question by asking H"''"''
to Whether woman Is woman when
sl,r a. a Gitio nikyf
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Italian Soap
FLOUR! FLOUR (!

CUPERFINE aud common Flour lor nlf,
- ipr cash only, by .
T.. JEwETT 4. co
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West India Goods and Groceries

and oil kinds Of Wet Goods, at Wholesale and
retail in the basement
An kinds of Produce taken in exchange for
Goods Cash or ready pay--So rausr.
Persons from The y II side of the river VINO
trade to the amount Of 50, shall have their
toll paid both ways. Orders by tcamsters and
Stage drivers promptly attended to.
MIN. STEELE .
Wells River. Jan. isIg 5isyl
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Dadd's

HORSE " Cattle Medicines Just received
III By &. BINGHAM.
81 Johnsbury, Jan 81, lsi2 bOlf
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JolNERs, ATTEND !

WE. tho subscribers, having been aFf..'gt
w ed Committee 90 build new meeting
house on M fph where lhe ID one Wa-
barnt viii meet foT receiving proPosals ~
iiti'l,l,g tie sale, on Tursday TIE yin %
Ibis month, a. O'clock, T.. VI AZ tho Centre
school house 90 said baTpfl,
AHypeTHhn wishing % know the plan Of
said house can tseeit by eating on bHrIhw
Gilkes0H.
JAMES ROY, u.,ilIi..,
JOSEPH nLAiR, o'.,a.nittg,.
.HARTHW. GILREReoN, ''''"'''''''
Barnet, March ~ rae bn1Ws
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NhckNrlla Island, sept. IL lHlE
Br T0wnAoud.- Dear Sir have suffered
terribly for nine years with the Rheumatism;
consdctnb of the time ! could not eat, slvrp
OF walk | had the utmpst distressing paine
aud my limbs were terribly swollen. | have
used four BOTTLES Of your Sarsnpafila, and thry
have done nae mote than one thuusnnd dullnrs
worth a. good an On much better indeed
am entirely relieved. You are az liberty TO
use this far the benefit of,hC afflicted.
You're, rrHpcctful,y,
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which IN addition 10 bio former selections com.
ptsrs the uost extensive stock ever offered
~ this vicinity, aud selling atpricea that defy
competition 4 few Of the many aftclrr that
comprise the Stock are na iollows,--fich
Dress SILKS, high Justice, plain and changea'
bic, do, plaid, rtSprth u taw, do 81 Wis
M pficcs'ifum 30 o. So M7I4GGEs, Thhcia,
all shade, l.yonssc Cloths, Rpbfoy, Alppca,
Alpacoas; PLAiDS, Cloak Goods Of all de-
stF4pt,aas p,ih Trimmings Ia match cA@etly-
Cnasiucrcs gnd Drliincs from l4I 90 Vets
2,aa Vi. PRINTS itom , to "a eta rGlunNda
unhlo'd SlIEETINGS from . - 10 ets.. Cam
bries, Sclvciaa, Hosiery, Dhmusk, leah Linen,
Cash, Diap,r, Hiluncls Patches, II kinrs,
Dcnnins, SGiprd Shiflngs, Hi'yca, MuFnH'
Hats, Caps, Bnnts, Shoes, Brlts, Carpet Bags,
Tuuks, Sc . Bales Buffalo Huhrs
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SPITTI.NG BLOOD


This ia oulS one 81 moro than four thousand
eases IS Rheumatism that De- Townsend =
SarapariiH'5pe cured The most severe and
chronlc eases are weekly Graduated by ltg cS.
tuofdinpry virtues
James tummtngs, ESQ ono ofthc assistants
In the Lunhue Asylum, Blachwrll's Island, b.
The gentleman spoken Of ~ the following let.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM situated on Alowcll lIill, Ia 81
n Jphnshury, h offered for sale II con,
nins ne acres Of tiilugr, pasture nnd wood
aud-iaina good state of cultivation, aud has
on Il 600 suaaT trees w,th apparatgu iag H.sL
Jug sugar. apd a SMALL apple ORCHARD
There nfc good and convenient buildings
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500 Worth Of Carpotings,

REIDr .a.iDE CLOTHING Over Cua,s,
Under Sack Goats, from the nNcst broad.
cloths down TO Green jackets. Vests and
Pants OF all descriptions from the Nhcst silk,
satin, velvet, down "a Canada Gray, and at
extremely low prices Connected with The
establishment - an extensive TAILORING
DEPARTMENT, conducted by VI d. GUM
by, who H. well known as scientific Cutter
London aud PARIS Fashions regularly received,
aud no pains VIII be- Vparcd IN getting up gar
mcnts to give entire satisfaction tonll who may
favor the establishment with their patronage,
CnllInr done fnf othera ~ mike.
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JAMEs Trimmings.
FITSi FITSi riTSt

Dr. Townsend not h1vng tested his SatsoPa'
rita ip casrs ur f,is, ur course never recon
uirud,'d % and was surprised 90 receive The fol
lowing from an Intelligent and rrHPrchel,
Farmer ~ Wcstchcstct County.
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girl seven years OF are Who has been several
years afflicted with FITS W. tried almost cy-
rryihing for her, but without success, at last,
although We could find no recommendation IN
our circulars for cases like h,rs, we thought ms
she was ~ dshcntc hcalth, We would give. her
some OF y5uf Sarsaparla, and are very glad
W. did, for T. not only. restored her strengths
but shr hHn had MO return OF the Fits, TO our
great plcasutcrnd surprise. She Is last be.
coming rugged aud hearty for which We feel
grateful Yours respectfully. 80,