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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10
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HOUSE, SHOP, SC FOR SALE
TTNttE EubseribcF wishes TO sell his stand in
D. Passumpsic Village, consisting Of n small
Dwelling House, Wood Shed, Choppers Shor.
Barn, and about acre of Land
Buildings all nearly new aud well finished
A liberal credit will be given II required up.
On rood security.
Tor further information inquire of the Sub
Bcribef on the premises.
BARNABAS POTTER.
Barnet, Dec, II, 1913. 595f
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Nv C0,ySU.WPTT0Y cURED
SPITTLHG moor.

Now York, ApFiI q, l-l1
DR TowEsISp;--l very believe that g5.,
Safaapafilla has been the means, thf5a,,
Providence, Of saving my life. have Tor Al,
eral years had a bad Cough. Ilbccame won,
aud worse. AZ last I raised large qusn,f,
of blood, had night Swcats, aud ,lyaa grcl.,
drbilitnisd aud reduced, and did not expect {
live ! have only used your SaraapariA 4
short time, aud there has wonderful ehat,.
been wrought IN me. am now able 10 ".
all over the city. raise no blood, and 81,
cough has LET, ne. You Gun well imagine Ai,
| am thankiul for these results
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Monthly Bulletin No. IL.

/ IN all Other Uterine and urinary diseases.
| Its specific action IA immediate and certain
upon the uterine and abdominal muscles and
ligamcnis; restoring them to. MS hcnlthful a
state MS those of childhood or Of youth. Sup
porters, handagcs, pessarics, and the like are
Immediately dispensed with, and all the pans
and weakness consequent upon the ditfic ulty
named are removed. Patients who have used
the medicine cannot sufficiently express their
gratitude for the relicfeNpcricnccd,
The article has received the cnconiums and
patronage of some orthe pidtSi and ATTEST Of
he medical facif'fg One in particular (whase
name is Mt the service Of any iuquircr,) says
the curcs,it performs are more like miracles
than any thing else he can compare them 10.
Cases which had been Pronounced hopeless
have been within his own knowledge perfectly
and speedily cured The second,
LIBBY Us PILE 'OLNI.HEyNT is Iodrrantei
20 cure, no matter how extreme the case. A
surgical operation for the piles may be entire.
-ly avoided by its nse. The attention of the
medical faculty IN especially called 80 4. Il
does not cure the money will be instantly re-
funded. Butsuch n contingency has never
been known. ~ The FIRST unsuccessful APP.
pfieatioH Of il is yet 10 be found. CG
Dec lStS. EpwARp BARroN, Sec.
Applications for agencies md all orders
should be addressed To- Edwin C. Barnes, Sec.
rotary of the New England Branch, Boston.
These Medicines are for sale by }. c. Bing-
ham, 81. johnsburyi John Bacon, St. Johns.
hurry Centre; and Ki,trtdge & Colby, Lyndon
Corneri L. II. Delano & Son, North Hard.
wicEs J. a Sawyer &Co., Greensboro; Am.
asa Scott, South Crallsbury; w r. Shrdd
&Co., Wells River Low p Parks, Passnmp.
SIC; and by their agents generally throughout
New England. 6eiwI =
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7 wv WIVIIT F'TNHWTT
Wh RUSSELL, o. Gather
RHEU.M4TIS.u

THIS i only one Of more than four thousand
eases of rheumatism that Dr. Townsend.
Sarsaparllla has cured. The mos, severe aud
chronic cases are weekly erndieateJ by is "a.
ifaordinary virtues,
James Cummings, Esq, one ofihc assnlals
IN the Lunatic Asylum, Blnokwclls lslslJ, %
the gentleman spoken Of in the followW sl
fer
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For the Cacdonian,
Corn Raising in the Valley Of
the PasSumpsio.

This Valley has long been known as suPr.
rior farming section Of the State, One Of lta
most profitable crops ia Indian Corn, Tie Ps-
uuliAr adaptation Of the laol' tho care with
which II 10 worked, and the exemption from
autumnal frosis, render Corn the sureNt M
we'll M the most profitable Crop The prof.
iableneSa arises irom the fact that the whole
crop il used-- The fodder, when properly saw
ed, IL rcgarded by our best farmers na being
equal IN value, by the ton, TO the average quail.
iy of hay, Many farmers find II for their n.
reroa 20 grind their Corn md Cobs together
as feed for their stock, which IN used Ia pref.
'ofenee TO onisI which also IL in good demand
with tayernera and stage companies, The
crop Of Pumpkins usually raised with the Corn
adds materially TO the value Of the crop taken
as,o whole. II Ia an erroneous idea that large
crops Ia this section cost moro than their val.
ne, The bbor Of, cultivation Ia nearly the
same In rniAinE,Aa ihieTieT-as- IN an-infrfior
crop. The difference eonsiala In the proper
preparation Of the soil, the hind aud quality of
the aced, and The Tine and mode orculiiya.
ton.
That which 10 ancefcd at my many aS hook
farming ia OF grca, @rvicc to those who are
the most successful in their farming operations,
II 10 an absurd notion that farmer cannot do.
rive any benefit from tho experiments and eN.
Perionee Of others, Tho Farmer" who keeps
debt and credit with his different crops, win
readily learn what crops ate, aud what are not
the most profitable, The following statement
rprtuuuts the debt and credit upon one acre Of
tCoTn raised- by me The. past -shscnf and for
"hiN" zee awarded !n,',iiu"i or t-e dol
larSby the County Agricultural Society at It's
late annual meeting,
Qusntiiy of land, one acre by Measurement.
Soil, sandy loan resting upon clay sub.
soil. Been in grass tho two past years, the
crops, good Spread 80 loads Of 30 bushels
zach of unroted bnrn.ynrd manure upon the
gras' Ploughed the 10th day of May and
rolled the furrowa down smooth. Spread
loads Of rotted manure upon il, and narrowed
1t we'll Planted the Goth day of May, the
hills feet apart the rows 3 feet, from to Z
kernels in tho hill, thinncd to q stalks the ID
time hocing. Ilocd three times; went through
II with tho Cutivator twice. Cut up at the
bolton aud shocked about the 10Th Of Septcm.
her. Gotin and huskcd when dry. The seed
used,an 8 rowed yellow variety grown in tho
neishborhood for number Of years, and which
has been greatly improved by care in selecting
the seed
The crop was l32 bushels ofears orthe let
quality shelled, dried and weighed . bushels
OF the rurs, which yielded 30 lbs of corn
making 6gd legal bushels. % bushels of corn
OF the I'd quality, . bushels shellcd and dried,
weighed iS lbs-mnking IA busbeIs Tho
whole eror from the acre, ~ legal bushels of
j6 Us. the bushel.
The following exhibits tho-rost of cultivG.
ton and the value OF the crop
---- COST oFcULTTVATION.
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Illaekwclln bland, Sept II, ~;

IN Townsend-Dcar Sri hrvc suffered
terribly for nine years with the RhcuWhu'm
considerable Of tho tifn- I could not rat ses'
OF walk. ! had ths ulmhst disircssing plW.
aud NV hmbs were t,'fribly Hwolrn. ! haze
used laaf bottles of-y Doe tstrat,rrffir, uudth-r
have done me muic than one thousand d1!lu
worth of good am ~ much bcuor-ndced
I am entirely relieved, You are at liberty 10
use this for the brnci 81 tIc afflicted
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Of all Kinds and Of a quality which cannot
fail 10 suit the eramineni constantly on hama
or with scnaonablc notice furnished, aud sold
Wholesale and retail.
Merchants who wish 20 keep on hand art
olea Of a superior quality, viii 6"d Il ior ihe''
interest 60 give rs calf, To shocmak"'s WHO
furnish their own stock 49, ehei every induce
"qUICK SALES AID S.M.lLLPR0HTS, 70
Ia our way OF doing business. We expect 20
sell also 10 the same purchaser twice. and ~
fact, do just such business W viii be most
conducive TO the health, beauty and profit of
all classes of our customers.
n u, Cash paid lot HIDES md all klnda
Of green Stock
HARRINGTON, POTTER & STANFORD,
East st. Johnsbury, Aug. 10. lsis, 576m6
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JAMES CUMMINGS.


FITS! FITS FRS!
DR.. Townsend not having tested his Sarsim.
rilla in cases Of Fits, of course Qcycr recon.
wended it aud was surprised 10 receive ibe ~.
lowing from. an intelligent aud rcsPceue.
Farmer In WcHches,cr County,
90 Fordham, Augusrt3, l-i5
pr, Townscnd- Dcsr Sir have lAa
girl seven years Of age who has been scvrrIr
years afflicted with Fits; We tried alnsosl e.
crything for lrrr, but without success: at las,
although We could hnd no rccomnic ndation %
our rculars for cases ike hers, We thnughtr
she was IN delicate health, We would give hr
some of your Sarsapnrilla, and are very ghe
We did, for = not only restored her strength
but she has had no return of the Fits. 10 or
great pleasure and surpriec. She il fast b.
coming rugged aud. hearty for which We lee,
grateful, Yours respectfully,
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Wistdr's Bdisam az The South. One Of our
Agents at Athens, Georgia, has sent ~ the
following lcttcb wph permission TO publish
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-10

ting Of blood, UhoopiHg,Tongh, aud all pHt-
,noadry .ifsefions,S. diseases of nc Lungs The
opinions Of those who have used u can be seen
from the following extracts from their letters :
III have used Il now for years, and am con
fdent that il has been the means Of preserving
my liic'to the present day al cobsider II an
iHralnabie re- NEEDY in all pulmonary oOIapiGiHts.
al has every where given naiceSsai satiJao'
tioa. ~ young lady in our family has been
entirely cared OF consumption by the use of H.
"iIaying been 30 years troubled with the Pm
hisie, and under the. care Of the most eminent
ply sicihns, and having resortcd 20 every kind
of remedy with little benefit, II has, after n tri.
al Of ~ o years, never failed Of giving imme.
date relief "Having been troubled more than
20 wears with the Asthma, without be ing much
hcnc fitted, ! was entirely relieved and Rppa.
rcntly meteorological health by one weeks
use oft
Or B6tar6 81 COunteJeits and limitations
such nv Carriers Compound Pulmonary BdISam,
.9merioaH Pulmonary BaiSdHi, and others, in
part bearing the name! Enquire for the arti-
Gle by it's whole name, the "Iogttdble Pal.
nony BaisdBI, aud see that il has the written
signature of WIN, Jon'n Cutler, upon aycllow
label, ON the blue wrappers. Each bottle and
seal is stampcd'Vegetablc Pulmonary Bulsnm.
yes PrrparsdN by Reed & CnasF,' lnp6rtcts aud
Wholesale Dealers in Medicines, Paints, Chem.
ton pnd sold by Druggists, Apolhecurics, and
Country Merchants generally For pnrticu-
lars and recommendations SEGA Pamphlet ac-
oompauying each bottle Price 10 cents. For
sale by J. G. BrSonAn, ST. Johnsbury' S9im6
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Tricks of Quacks.
LET EVERY BoDY RE.qD TINS

| fsfsA ~ f@hf fP0AFf FhesffT a'fA'
GiREFuLLH.
ITVNHERE il Sarsaparillu for sale IN the
! l. different towns called old DIR Jacob
Tc.;..s -, s....Tltlla. IL 10 advertised M
the original, &c This Is notorious falsehood,
| Or. Townsend hps expended over S@OO,oOO
the last eight years ~ advertising his Sarsa'
parilln which has Obtained n character and rep.
ntation throughout the United States and a
greater part Of the wofld,-thc, salc being g
normous, 49,
This excited the cupidiiy of certain uuprin.
ciplcd men, and nm old man who has been en.
gagged IN pcddling cheap publications ior u
number of years. This Anan : name IL Jacob
Townsend lie applied TO anumber of men to
get IN plo ymcn n I, or 20 sell the use Of his name
| Ia put up DR. Townscndlu SarsaparIla, stating
the large salos and sums wa had expended IN
: advertising az an intueement 10 embark IN The
business Among others he apphcd TO ShaTlrs
Watrous, Esq, editor of the Jamaica Farmer,
I who scorned such proposition. MIR H. V
| Andrews, formerly one OF the Projectors OF
MeAIister's Ointment, Ralph Pomeroy, for.
mcrly cashier and fnaneicF of the broken shin
plaster Bank, at Bcllvillc, New Jersey, John
Skillman, and WIN. Thompson, under the
name Of Thompson, SkihmdH q Go. have en-
ploycd this old man, and agreed, hs we under.
stand, TO pay him seven dollars per week, for
the use OF his name. These men have been
insulting and bclling US IN all possible forms
in hopes we would notice them, and thus bring
them nd their deooction into market Let the
public decide upon the course Of these honest
and honorable men
They send their stuf % TO our agents, and
charge them, but $50 per dozen for -, expect.
ing The agents would sell it, ms they would
make more money by selling theirs and dcceiv.
ing the public but very few have accepted their
base proposal; few have and should be watch.
ed if they attempt 10 soil Il AZ the genuine
We think Merchants and Druggists who would
lend themselves 10 palm this stuff or on the
public as the genuine nnd original DR.. Towns
ends Sarsa pArilh, would be aaso, enough 10
commit any fraud-Hono is the original and
genuine u4less ~ tHed by - Tewftsrnri.- --
~' ONE OF THEIR TRICKS.
They say that DR.. Townsend's Sarsnparilln
sours aud fcrmcnts-ths is false as we have
kept il through the whole year in New Orleans,
Texas, Mexico and South America and the
West lndies--in fact, the older it grows the
better il becomes. We made few bottles by
last spring that spoiled. This was re.
GREETED aud exchanged az soon as possible,s uch
an accident will never occur again. This they
attempt to make great story Of, and say thai
the whole OF our SHrsaparilln sours, &c when
they Hte aware that they are publishing false
hoods.
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Connecticut and PaBsumpslo
Rivers Railroad.

60 80 AAztl
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JOHN BUTLER, j.
GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS am
CHILDRE.N

CHILDREN
| II is the safest and most ctfcctual medicine
for purifying the system, and relieving the SUI
feTings attendant upon child birth ever diseoy
cred II strengthens both the mother and
child, prevents pain aud disease, increases and
cnrichcs the food, those who have used L
think II is indispensable. II is highly useful
both before and aflcr conhncmnt, as IL prevents
diseasea- attendant upon elrtldbirth-in Cos
hyencss, Piles, Cramps, Swelling Of the feet,
Dependency, Heartburn, Vomiting, Pam IN
the back and loins, False Pains, ucmorrhagt
and IN regulating the secrctions aud equasng
the circulation II has no equal. The grei
beauty of this medicine is, il is always safe, and
the most delicate use itmost successfully tU
few cases require any other medicine in some
little Castor Oil, or MGgnesia, ~ useful. h'
crcisc in the open air, and light faea- with i4.'
medicine, will always ensure n safe and easy
confinement,
BE8UrY md HEALTH
Cosmetics, Chalk, aud variety nf prpan'
tons generally in use, when applied TO the
face, very soon spoil II of its beauty, They
close the pores Of the skin, and check the eIf.
culation, which when nature is not thwared
by disease or powder, or the skin inhaihed oy
the alknlies used in soaps, beauties IT'S own
production in the ''humnn face DIVINE
well ms in the garden of rich and deHca'e'y
tinted and varicEated flowers n ree, aouyV
and healthy circulation OF The huids or 'u'
cournna of the pure, rich blood to the eHtren'
tiles, ia that which, paints the eeuntehanse- u
the most exquisite beauty. lis that wh'ee
impa rts the indesctibablc shades aud hasheso'
loneliness that all admire and meme can d''
scribe. This beauty is the Offspring OF mao"
not Of poiodsr soap. If there as not i'et
and healthy GIRO ulatioe, there is no beauty
II the lady is fair as driver-Snow, " fshe pAiHT
aud use cosmetics, and the blood is thick. coz
and impure, she is not beautiful. IT she
brown or yellow, and there lis pure and aehl.
blood, il gives rich bloom 90 the checks, ana
brilliancy TO their eyes that is fascinating noI
sands have tried IL, and arc more than salSnr,u
Ladies of every STATEN crowd our, Office da,i'
Principal Office, l26 Fulton St, sun BUN
ing, N Y Wholesale and retail agents IN
c. bingham, Druggist, ST. Johusbnryi GoooI.
and Gould, East 81. Johnsbury; -hititehse
Colby, Lyndon; Dana, Weeks y, S'an"IE'
Dauvilie; Isaac Watts, Peachamj Harvey /"
Eastman, Barnet; l. p. Parks, PHssumP,Sr ~,
Newell & Trull, Burke 7. G. Butler, pg'y
Line j. Blake 4. son, Sutton, p. ClevcIanu . y
Co, Coventry Falls; n, w. French, Lun,g
bureh, and by all the principal DrugE'sss, 80 ~
Merchants generally Throughout the = -, s'I
aud the Cnnudus. ~
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r Hp,sards Of 20 years. past
Recommended by eminent ply
sielans as "safo, eohreHieni,
4 rcry .Dieaeiops rcmody;' ~
one that will NOT diadpPoiHt fhe
reasonable expectations of those
who use IL, aud saPori0eto any
other within their knowledge,
for Coughs, Coids 4. CoHSUmp.
nOHs, ,4sihuG, Phthisie, SPIT.
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NM genuinc sirned L Dutls on ihe wrarper
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The Vegetable Pulmonary BaISam,

Tasted BY ho Experience and Obsorrati0H ~
TheHsaHds for TpIsards Of 20 YEARS past
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Communications intended for insertion,
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A company of about fifty slaves-men,
women and children-passcd through Qnin-
cy OIL the I'd, for the land of the free.-0i-
cdgo Journal.
Where is that " land oftle free" to which
those slGres were going, md what kind of
land were they going from? We trust the.
time will conceive wish il had come al
ready-when men need not go from our ro-
public into a monarchical government to en-
JOY their " u%nalienable right" to "life, liber-
~ and the pursuit of happiness."-RoekfaL
Free Press.
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THE SEAL OF CALIFORNIA.-The Official
seal OF the State of California has upon its
face a grizzly bear ~devouring a bunch of
grapes. Ezekiel thinks that the knowing
ones who designed it, intended that the hear
should be an emblem of the Greediness
which has led TO the settlement of the co4in-
try, while the crushed grapes in Bruen's Jaw
at the same time represent the manner in
which the mass of the settlers laye tccn
taken in.-G Christian Citizen.
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Speech is the gih of all. hut thesgbt Of
few, ~ I'M
" -1d-r a3I Lza
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SALEM, COLUMBIANA CO., OHIO, DECEMBER %, 1849,

to express my thanks to those gentlemen for
having thus prevented the abominable con-
summation which was SO near being effect
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T III E B i GLE.
COngre@--The SpeakerShip---Extrart from
. the Debates.

We gave last week a brief account of some
portions of the exciting debates in the House
of Representatives on questions arising out
of the contest for SpeakcrsniP. We have
since received a more accurate report of
those debates in the National In~telligencer,
aud propose to give such extracts as our linn
its will allow and as our readers will be most
nnxious to see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-02


February %. FRAScis BUTLER, In his 59th year.
The relations and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral Saturday, at
r NJ. from his late residence, 27 Green at.
Thuraday. March l. MARGARET McMASUs, daughter
Of Charles McMauus.
The friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral and those Of her uncle Philip Mo-
Mapus, from her ste residence 80 Trinity place, to
Eleventh street
On the LIST March, JosEpH KRArzER.
The friends Of the family. his brethren Of tho Free
g. Pytbsgoras No SO: the Maurerisohs Kraukeu w.
REIN and the members Of all Ms.ouie Lodges in good
standing are invited TO attend his funeral from his
late residence, Ne. 252 William street. this day (Fri-
day. the I'd Instant, at hslf.psst O'Clock. PM
At Philadelphia. the 9th ult. Mrs. CHatsrIHA c.
RuMP. In the saith year Of her age
On the lat instant, EDWARD M infant child OF Geo.
NJ and Cstharine NJ. Pike, sged eight months and
twenty days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect.
fully invited to attend hts funeral this friday after
noon at O'Clock. M, from the residence OF his ia
ther 3s5 Sixth avenue without further invitation.
Rochester aud New Haven papers please copy.
On the LIST instant. CHARLES w. WErHERBEE, from
injuries received from the cdental discharge Of .
csnpen.
His relatives and friends, and those Of W. A. aud J.
Spaord respectfully invited to attend his fu.
neral. this (Frday) afternoon. At o'clock, without
further invitation from the residence Of Mr.. w. A.
Spanord, No 100 Christopher street.
On tho LIST ofMarch, Of consumption, MICHAEL c:
PEPPERs, eyed thirty five years, eleven months, and
one day.
The friends and aequsintsnces Of the family
specully invited to tho funeral on Saturday
the Sd March, at IL o'clock, AM from his late resi-
depce, 172 Clinton street
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ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH POSTAL COMMISSION
We are informed that Henry Bourne, Esq, of
London, has arrived by the Europa, with full an-
thoTiy from the Marquis CanricaIde, BRUSH Pos
master General, to arrange and conclude the ad.
dtional articles contem lated by the postal re a.
ty betwt en- Great Britain and the United States
BY The 2lst clause Of thai treaty, those additional
articles are 10 be- adjusted by the Post Office De-
psItmeDts OF the two countries. ). X. H0obie,
Esq, who, it seems, was until u late day, expect
ed IN London to arrange these measures OF detail
there, has been authorized by Mr. Johnson, Post
Inbsier General, &c act In behalf OF Department
WIZ Ff Bourne; and those gentlemen are now
su.lng as COMMISSION for that purpose. Greater
.p attaches 10 this matter from the fact
.'e btitlsh Post Office considers that the pro-
VI me treaty cannot 90 into effect until the
aoui'lona articles are adjusted and from the fur
u;,b nj, aud ' mat they not GO into effect
aJd,,ono 1no quai advantage to us, without some
scsle o. progression In the rating OF letters the re.
tqrn OF dead letters, and the ress,ra,,oo If lin
yn0ty Is. '''''.e"co, REQ