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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15

I $500
.Nirabcrt-If oatary i W W judged If by lhe snb
stantal power i conirr. III Mt know where III aii
history, greater orator i u " fund haa MlRABEAU.
II him the manifestation ofa powerful nlind and w III
ndnmIiable Will, t5 tile firm If elu1uence<, that II
not with him ait. His voice anI figure We're IN
keeping with his oratury-stern and terrible.
The control which MIRABEU held All factions and
parties il The stormy period ut bis meteor like Is
attested by facts which firm the history of the time.
The and The assembly, The throne and The clubs
were alike swayel bv him. He ruled from the tribune
The fulmiuaiI1ns Of The Olympic thnnderer no.
more startling overwhelming, in the descriptions
ofth- poeis than We're MIRABEtU's resrundinr tones
when lie reused himself ID the full mastery ot his tenn
p S'nous realm. LAMARTIYE, il Mis- history u The Gi
rndsts, nrratng The circumstances IF MirabsIu DEATH
thus speaks uf hin:
HIS eoqrence, thought popular III is 1vs, was that
Of parIcian. Ills democracy WIS delivered frm
lofty position. and comprised NJ te co~etunsness
and hate. which excite he vii sI passions IF the hhman
heart, ana which in ths rood dine fur e people AUTH
ing bnt an insult ~ the nobility Iii. popular sentiments
Wee in some sari but THE li5-ry 1t hs genius Jha
vast eNplnsivene5s ufhs m Sui had 10 resemblance
with The paItry impulses NJ w naror III acI hiring
rights fiji Tile people he seemed tuuYh. In be t1weI
them. lie recalled. By hi- port ana Ills 1earIl tho-a
democrats behind him. that trom the time ut tile Gracrhi
70 his own, lr5nnrs VINO most served INV people Lad
sprung from the ranks of tile rariciaus I'LL talents
uneqnaIed for phos p!y of thought. ir depth NJ r-la
u"n ttmes. " express jn. was another Kind ut arocra
cY. which could never e hardened HIM. ture p4c-d
him IL the TeqI auk; HUI death onIv created ala
around mn tJr secondary ui hs They aIl p4d avurtI
" acquire Is sitiin. anu a e.laav r! in van. Iue
tears TINY sh uPon III c.tiil We're hyp critical. ihe
people uny Wept M sincerity. because ha pe Te urrt
iao rlaT N ha ina HS. aaI thev ar II r4grlciHL
Mirahpan With hIs buh. Ioy.' iii Ain ttl uun.Htv as
though i were sp Il they haI carried fl r3m na ar-
st1rracr. Moreover, tile nation. Disturbed ~.eiaEis
lnstl uulns crum1n- aWav oHa hy 0nf, d.aa.i- N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15

o. woman living with her third husband, III Tia 1
fri Connecticut, has Just had call from h- ,i spouse
who left her II years ago. fir South America md whom
b.hesuFpsed /, Be dead During his absence she la
cen twice married. her second husband being dead.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15

dauufn herein York. bit we Sometimes lake the starch
a1ut Of EN- up wav-and Traps ven wun TN il M
u strangers agir rerh'n yel wunt He connuei,anl-
putting a broad gn Of god humO he lift The cvnpl
ny to their retitctuHs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15

A liberal charter has lately been granted BY the Ken
ncky Legislature tr The manufacture u luIH a. Mays
Vile, with capita 500, U01-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-15

JNO ID. ALEXANDER.
I1u-.--9.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-20

an and after Thursday, July lpM, lb.p..
~ mnger Cars Tor boston, and down q
neetcut River, will leave Wells River 4, ~.
a N and NJ ~ clock. noon, ana nri,.
Boston at2 T. NJ, and r i, NJ, the nns d.
RETURNING, viii leave Boston or AZ
NJ and ~ O'Clock, noon, aud arrive Al a..
River ~ "A +, 81, and "A T. M
Passengers f1r New York, who leave W.
River Ia the morning cars will arrive 90 A..
York the rrHt morning, in the Moo r,
New Haven Steamboats,, by the mi.s-.
routes
by Nashua Worcester, aud New Have
by Nashua, Worcester, Springfield III
New Haven
by Bellows Fails, BHtlloboro' and S.,
Haven.
RETu RNlNG, leave New York by ,ho.s.
ming Steamboats, for Norwich or Ncw ns,.,
ana arrive NJ Wrils River the sest ryrunr
Passengers by thc morning cars from ~, Nh,
River may reach the following pirrrv-r..
same day Bost9n, Portland, Me, Pmusfb,.
Il T., New London, Hartford, aud ll,v M.
ven, Ct, Springfield, Now Bedford, tad No..
buryporl, No aud all intermediate phd.,
u, g, RUGGLEs, Asr1t
July 10, Gging,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-20
Cheney & Cos Boston, Concord, Sl2n
stead and Montreal Express,

I'M ~ StBSGnlBERS continue under their
faFg,sE- arrangement made with the direc.
targ Of the Concord Railroad, 10 forward goods
TO and from Boston daily, with each passenger
train.
Packages will be received and forwarded
from Bostonro all parts Of \. II nndNcrmont
aud Canada.
Letters arc not taken on any terms
OAicps at the new "Rnl Road Exchange,
BOSTON, at THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
CONCORD, at the Depot, Lebanon, y H.
J. W. Howcs, Montpelier, W., Peck q Cos.
Burlington, Vi, r. G. Buffers Line store,
Derby Line, and at Charles Seymour, Mon
tTral
The Express Train iravrs BOSTON for Mon
trcul cncl, Monday at "a o'clock +. NJ. passing
through Ncwbury, 81. Johusbury and tip IA
trrmrdiatc towns 10 SmnstcHd
n. II. The subscribers are alone RESPONSE
bic for.l loss or injury of any arucUa OF
property Of any rscTiPrrurrrtr's II lheit
care, nor ~ any risk assumed hy the Concord,
Nashua or lowell Railroad Compnnirs
u =. CHENEY Railroad Exchange, Boston
NATuL WHITE. Depot, Concord, y II
D.. WM, WALKER, JW Lebanon, II.
Jan .. l-47 "lru
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-20

TrMrrATIoN-llow beautiful, in the Lords
Prayer, ~ the Invocation of" i0ad ~ not ia
10 temptation How much IL expresses. and
what n volume Ofihoughr IL opens. IT .rnd
us not into temptation" The will mny hc
Sirnng hu, the heart is weak, md in M evil
hour tho tempted falls hcfiroJ tho tompler.
Temptation ia tITrtU nit wTirir iy-rtrt- M fis-t
drop hy drop--but follows It's course, mud il
swclls .unll IL horomns q mountain torrent
which sweeps all before H. LEAD us not
into 'cmpiHtiou."-feo from it as from pes.
lilence. Avoid it, for honor, happiness, all,
all, will DO drawn into its vortex aud become
u wreck upon The shores OF limc.-"Icad ~
not into temptations"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-20

The Testimony Of Science 10 Ms ItSfun
Or. Corbeifs Concentrated Shaker NyrtH
SersapariAd. THIS invaluable pfepatnio1 '
daily drawing towards Il tie notice of the a.t
d,siinruishcG physicians aud chemists ga rs
Il states, andis prescribed IN their pfae,a
very GENERALLY, the formula Of itNPrcp1n'
being freely placed with thcm-iur cyaminail0a
lFLel the following be read aiien'rry
From T. II. pcaslee, NJ. -. Professor uf A.
atony and Physiology, Dartmouth Colicgr,
aud Professor Of Anatomy and Surgery U
the Medical School, brunswick, Ne
Hanover, A-II, Dee -, Ia;
first became acquainted with The tomp"nrl
Concentrated syrup of SarsRpar Va, ptP'
by DIR. Corbctt, Of the Shhkcts Society. '.-.'
what more than four years ago, nj the ums .s
made It's prrc Use composition pubic 10 %. ur-
beers OF the New Hampshire MEDICAL sc
IL was at once believed that the formula I.
published hy Dr. Cotbctt could not fail tnW
a most valuable remedy IN Al. cases m "a.
the peculiar effects of Sarsaparila are reGu'.
This expectation has, on trial, been iui.l NJ"
ized II has peculiar efficiency m CERTAIN .''
eases of the skin and Of the digestive 3''i@'
tus, and in scrofulous conditions generally
The ingredients added TO the Sarslplr.l N'
self Of which it contains more than ihe o'n'
preparations have used, increase ne aNe'''
tive effects, and render Il diurcuc, and, nia''
cases slightly LAXATIVE also. rcoommeH' '~
yractiiioR1rS Of RedieiHe as superior TO anv =!
up of Sarsaparilla | have yet ucd, IN cases ~
auirinE the administration of this remedy'ho
but.physicinns being, IN my oPm0U; r'''''
ten, to distinguish the precise conditions -
which 1t rs really indicated.
Err. PEASLEE, Nj D.
Sold by Edward Rrinley X Co, Drugs'l
Boston, sole proprictorsi and by ther aPP''
II. I lat
HGTNTs JOHN Bad0u, {, ff+-rrr- tr7-.'-- :
JohnsbLry; l.. Z. Parks and Harvey AeN
Barnet; Colby ~ ho. Gafiey, and }, N. h@'
Il Co. Lyndon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-20
~ CANTIONLXTR.L

A Mas by the name Of Carr, has engaged
Awllll young mannfihe name0fh F,IownH
end, aud uses his name 10 pot upa 1HtsHt-ala
IA, which they call Or. Townsend'a hafsHpa-
rlla, drnuminaunf u GfHHiHs original etc -
This Townsend isno Doctor, and never was.
but was formerly a worker on railroads, ean
ale, md she like Vet he assumes the ute OF
Dr. fur che purpose ~ gaining credit iuf what
be- 10 not THIS 10 10 caution the public not y"
be- deceived, and purchase none bat the hth'
uiag OmGIsAL ON Df Jacob ToWnaend b
SarlmuiiHi having ur-''-t''" ola DullHrA
likeness, hia family coat Of armH, and his hig
natuT0 acr1aB lhn coat Of arms
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-20
WISE COUNSEL.


The Home journal gives tbs following eN-
tract from mn nddrcss Of the venerable DR..
Mott, President ofUnion College, New York;
~ have been young, aud am now old and
ia review Of tho past, md the prospect ofthe
future, declare unto you, beloved pupils,
were il permitted me 20 live my lifG over n.
gain, would, by the help of God, from the
very outset, live better Yes, from the out
sect would lrown upon vice; would favor
~irtHc; and lend my influence To advance
whatever would eNnll and ndorn human ma.
ture, alleviate human misery, md contribute
90 render the world live in, like the heaven
ga which | aspire, he abode ofnnocenco md
felicity. Yes, though were to exist no long
or than the ephemcra that sport away their
hour in tho sunhenms Of the morning; even
during thnt brief period would rathcr-sonr
with the eagle, and lonye the record Of my
flight oud my fall among the stars, thnn creep
b che enrth mud lick the dust with tho reptile.
md, having done so, he'd my body with my
memory IN the gutter"
The life of Or. Nou has been daily illus
Erntion Of tho value Of the sentiments lie so
handsomely expresses, He is now pntri-
arch Of seventy-siX years, aud hns>rrrSided
over Union College for forty-tive years, pre-
serving in his old age that fire of genius and
that kindness OF heart which have made
dim the idol of all who have ever enjoyed his
instruction. 4--
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-20
Farm for Sale.

VNllE subscriber offers his farm Tor sale. u
/ 10 situated on the road leading from 81
Johusbuty Plain 10 North Danylle-aboni
hnlf way between the two places II consists
of 30 acfes-Is or 20 acres oforcclcnt mead
ow--nbout 40 acres Of woodland remain
der pasture. and tllagc,
The buildings arc suitable for the place
There are about 1000 sugar naples and %
young apple orchard, with good quantity
Vt cedar lumber, ON the farm
Tue farm eau be- udyantigeoualy divided
aud the whole or part IL offered for bglc,
Terms Of payment made cas-. ..
JOHN CUSHMAN
St Johnsbury, Aug 10, lsio O%ri
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-20

Or Tewn,snd' ssuApArna ia ,otsteirn sud pee
~ foT iucipisnt Consumption, Bartenoess, pTo'
Hpsm utrr, Fs'ru ~ the Wemh coatitfnets. Piles
LsurothwA whites ohstruoted difficult Mcnstrua
ton. iuoouuucnco ct urirc, involuntary discharge
th-r-f fec ss ssaAE-l raEiEatinn Of the sNsictn-
whether the result Of Inherent cause OF causes
produced by irtrFuarity. nincss accident Nothing
surprising than it, inVigorauur effects upon
the human frame. Persons Of all weakness and iastituds
gros takng once Income robust and full OF energy
undef ~ influence IL Immediately oounterHets the
eg-----..- liza female frame which IL the rresi
cause Of Barfcuneu II will not be expected OF "a
ofso delicate nature tcchhbtt eetuheatah OF
r-~-t-----lkat AAAltE liza ahlleln4l nal
hundreds Of eaNns have been reported TO ~ Thou'
ssnds VI cases who're families have been without ehil
dtcu afr~4.uspr fcw bottles OF this invaluable medi
clue have teen bessei sith hne, healthy oHspnng u
hs, bssn expressly prepared IN reference TO emals com
plants. No femslo Who he's reason 10 suppose ,bc -
approaching that critical period, TIE tHrh 0tvfT
snould neglect 20 take IT, a. II certain pfeFehi's
fo any Of tho sui horrible diseH,es to Eheh
female, are subject this time OF life THIS period
s,ay Sc delayed of frtrai ttars by ustHz tAf sai-
eias Nor II lees valuable Tor those who arc approach
iue ~omauhood, " IL calculated to assist nature by
puirh enas the blood sud in,Eotsung the system 10
deed this medicine Is Invaluable for oil the delicate
diseases 20 sheh women are subject
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-20
TEtCsLs or q1hCRz
RnHd fhll Column chIeinllY.

Tlufs /. saf,apau'i, fr saa Boz lle dIn rrst ia~n'
called ODD 10 IarHt f.a HHr44 hlftHp4flla % BE- 80
r-rt,--..- AZ eu.laal 49, Tue BE- ualnnnl
ftlfsbs1d. ~ laaHiepl haa ffPfndrl over -INN
tla Ia.t fg lfaft aIfrttiaF Die nauaFaHha. Hhi.H
at itaHrI rharartrr aHi reputation iHrpuFu1li tlr
United Htars and gfaater pat 81 the ranl-ihh taie
being rHuflHnuH.
TAis excited ilf fapdly NJ rsriain unpfprlpled Han
anI 900 a who BE- bsra snFasri iH railHnf fhHap
publications iDrA laH ~ NJ Ft4U i'ff Hl4uF HHHi7
L Iarub Tuautnua no spoiled COZ rimbrr ~ nsn ~
fft ruplF uyaf nf coll ta zee ~ bic nano 90 pos ~
Df TpHntnudt sarsapafia stating me lHffa tahs ARd
tumi had rfprHdri in adfrrsinf as HH lnaHfennnl
iH rmhaft 10 tha taslHafs- Among uihfu ~ appliai
90 GAsfes Wapags Eiq tdtur ~ ths t----.-- hhfuff
sha srufiri furh pfppptINuH Mr " =. AnHhLMh.
fifmrfF uHn ~ tha ffuiFiriurt ~ hfAllnILh'H
OINTMENT. hALFn fuNth WV f1rnadt isstief
cod flHaHfrf ~ tn hfsht4 rIfl flallr hHhh - hell
,Hla NrH ioitrY, iuiiN rhlllhAh sad Whr
THOMPSON uuirT thr uaHar NJ iiiuhfhON, hhll-lsf
MAh a Go. haFo employed lpis DBL H4n, aHa AsTeea,
90 understand. o. pay him seven dollars puf Nfeh
ga ihr De- II hif namn Ihrsa muu have burn nsult
Hg cod raF boz 40 possible iufms Do hopes ~ ssud
aallro hrm sHG nus hnhg thein ani ihriT dnrurN"a
tatu msfkrt Let ihf puhhc decide upuu the tuuffa
NJ these AoHfH sHd tgHsrabk @fH,
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lts tho safest aud most enectual medicine for puti
BiuE th- system aud relieving the suheu1- attendant
upon child birth ever discovered IL strengthens both the
mother aud child, prevents pain and disease increases
aud enrohss The food those who have used u think u 10
pensah. II i, hisbly useful both before ard eoeT
confinement a. u p,ayca diseases attendant upon child
hirth la CosutrNsu Piles, Cramps Swelling OF the
Feet Dependency Heartburn, Vomiting Paiu In the
Back aud lou, False Pains Hcmotrhagc, aud In regu
lang tho socfeous sud squaliAins the circulation u
sauai Tie beauty Of this medicine ts, u
Ia always safe aud the most delicate use II most suo
eessNlly,
Notice 10 the H,adlcs, -
Those that Initiate nr Townseuds sarpapatllla have
Invariably called thor stun great RtIedy or Fsmalss
&c Sc aud have copied our bill, aud circulars ~heh
relate, to tho eomplsints Of women, word for word
other en put up medicine have, since tho great
success Of DR. Townsend's Sarhpara In eompiainu
ineiu6t 10 tUmuic, theirs. although pre-
,iea.y they did not numheT OF these mirrurrA
fHls Sc are Injurious to females a. they sggrAVate
disease, aud undermine the constitution. DR.. Town
.su's j. the only aud best remedy Tor tho numerous
cmale oomptants- rHrry, " ever fail, Of eGseting a
permanent II eau he taken by the most delicate
frmpiet TO- suy ease OF by thoso expecting to beeoms
utuher- ~ith the greatest advAntaEeS u prepare'
The system aud prevents patti or danger aud strength.
both Inoths aal eild He careful TO got the genu-
lax
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-20
II. Latham y Co.,
Iron Founders and Maohinists,

n he junction of The N1thSrH, H. Cmfrai
aHdP0ssumpsie RadrOads,
WILL answer orders for MIL Machine,
w Railroad Locomotive, oa-and car Wheel
aud other castings And will make 30 order
Machin,sis Tools ofsupcrior quality aud fnish,
such a. Engine and Hand Lathcp with - with,
out Screw gccr--Panmg, upright Drilling
aud Bolt cutting MaGhlncs-ulso ShalIug,A VI u
Screws, and Mil Irons Of an kinds
They will also furnish Burr Sill Stones,
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Screen Wre-Mll, Crcu.
lar and other Saws and Cob cracking aud
Smut Machines
Steam or Water built under She direction of
Mf WA DUNcAs 7 o address, INVEST LCb-
anon, ~ II G3Oyl
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Moral Readings.
sUMNER's TAREWELL.

sf tLrlA coon.
What sound 10 ,hat' It's Summer farewell
In the breath n the night Wiod sighngi
Tin chilli hrecus eomrsiike forrowful dirge
Thnl walls o'cr The dead sBs the dyiag
The s1piefs icHvrHurr rddytse feaad,
Ou she path which llcy lately shaded
The oak ~ the forcst ~ losing ia robe
The nnwcfu have fhiirn aud faded.
All that look on but saddrns my heart
To think that the lovely 10 soon should part
70, wGy should Ugh Other Summers WIN
come,
Joys Ike the past one hringinri
Agfn'Nill lhe'y,no hear ils blushing fruit
Again will che birds be- singing
The forest will put forth liz 'houoLs tugnini
The roso be- % sweet in IL brcalhingi
The woodbinc will climb round the lattice pane
hsVild md rich IN ~ wrenthpa,
The hives viii have honey, the bccs will come,
olher lowcrs viii spring, other summers viii
come.
They VIII, they will but, aht who can tell
Whether may live on till their coming p,
This spirit may sleep too aoundly then
IN wake with the warblng or humming.
Tlcs check, now pale, o'ay be palcr far,
When the summer sun next is glowing
uhf chcrshing raya may gid viii light
The grass on my graFe.turf growing
The earth may be- glad, bot worms and gloom
May dwell with me- IN the silent tomb.
And few would weep, IN the beautiful world,
For the hmclets one WHO had len IT.
Few would remember the form cut OF,
Aud mourn the stroke that clcft IL, -t
MANY might keep my name on their lip,
Pleased with thar name degrading
My iollios aud sins aIone would live,
A theme for their cold upbnidiug,
oh what u change in my spirits dream
M,g there be ere the summer sun next shall
beam
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Ftissips ono Ia6 FULTON HussL eHs hstd-
W. \ \ ks444As s. ca. fists sifsst hostes
pyau A Sons iis Nouh HsfDad .ifsst fhiladslphla
Hanfr ufuFFitf haumafa q. n Cohsa, ChaTlssf
isa WnFM A Co, ial CbsTuss huset o. zoe
R.4lh Ped husst Absuy sud by ~ tls puntipa
uflrrts aud Hsfrhsuts Fsasfsily ihfaaThsa the uHi
= ststss West iHiiss sns he Cansdss
Wholesale Agent, &. BINGHAM, Drug
gist, 81. Johnsbury Retail agcnts-G oodall
and Gould, Fast st, Johnsburyi Kiuredgo q
Colby, Lyndon Dana, Weeks a. stanton,
Danyillci Isaac Watts, Pcaoham Harvey a
Eastman, Barnet l. T. Parks, Passumpsioi
Line. ]. Blake 4. son, Sutton D. Cleveland a.
Co., Coventry Falls, \ W French, Lunen.
burgh, and by al the principal Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the + States
and the CHnudH,i ALSO by Bem,s 4 DeHi-aa,
Lyndon Centre. I1-yl o.
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ICE,

4 IL. persons having unsettled accounts
\. with IN Ber.aA -Sdrtorn OF Stubborn d
Daritrg, must-call aud settle Immediately -
Let no one delay, for the subscriber, intending
IN few days t6'lcayc the State, must ciorc
all his business
BENlAU SANBORN.
Lyndon, Aug. 4, ls40. 6eatf
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THIS h only u more than four thsussnd Of
hheum atitm that nf Tus nssnit Sauaprra hht cured
Tbs severe chfone eases arc eskly efAdcsd
~ IT. stusotdtuaty virtues
Jau'ss Cumninrr E,q. Que 81 the As,istanu In the
Luuauc Asylum. Rarkvelrs Island. " The gentleman
'poksn of in the folostur letter
Raek~ell's Islsnd Sept IT, let7
Dt Tovnssud-DcH SIR I have suffered terribly
To- nins years With the RhsumAtsm eou,idstabls ofthe
unt cuuld not eat sleep walls had The most dts
usssinr pains and my limbs terribly swollen
hsNe usod four bottles of Ssrsspara ani they have
ione than Thousand dollars wouh ofgood am
90 much betsr-tndecdi an sntireiy relieved Nou
81 ubsfty this fof the hsur 6t 81 tho afflicted
YOU, respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS
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SsusumPtisn Cared

tsusu@ptien Cared
Os.as, go srfaFtAfs CsasHsptsa Ssa - 6sffA,
hfHsfAtiis Csass pffgH. rrfrr C-rurfHrTr c-rfur,
CaiafrA. CsgFh AfAzsa SptiitHg Heed SsfFHtss
80 80 Ckfu Hstitf FissA hgAi AEtats DGSHii sr
pfa6ssf ETpfftpfsi,s- F-sA a. At Atdt. -. Aars
bfss sd tas D. ssTsas
HPlutag ulsod,
Nfu isfA. lgFu o. 1871.
Va ToWHsHNb.-t verify behave Juut bsftaps-
fiis has bssu the thfougb ffo'deacs Of s>tinr
NE haVe fot several yosfs bed bad Cough. II
became sot,s sd vofse, A. lest IAissd large
guastus, of blood hsd uifht svssts ard SO Efssuy
dsbitstsd sud tadaesd sod DID net expect 90 I've
hsts ouiy assd ysuf HstsaPauus a shait time, sud
there he, woalsinui change beeu ~tought Ia NE I
so uas abiS Go SAX ~ over the ely, fsss
blood sud ny tourh has lon me. tos eau veil Ian
sgtps that { am thaukNi foi ths's Ts'ulu fouf ODE,
digut t0tfauL 1890 -.. -
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I ITERATION. I hereby certify that have
IL given my son, Horncc F. Parker, his
time, during bis minority shall claim none
of his earnings, nor pay any debts of his con
tracing after this day. AMOS PARKER
Newark, Oct. ], lSd9. G.t7w3-
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4 lsT 0f Letters remaining IN the Post Of
D 4 Gee % N JGhufhury, W quarter ending
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Old DR.. Jacob Townsend,
IN, Original Discorsrer Of The
Gcnuinc TOwnsends SarSaparilla !!

old Dr. Townsend 30 now about nyrhfs Of
age, and has long been known aa The -iWhor
aud Disr0rercr Of the 4isHHiHe OugiHai
" TornsfHd Sarsagariiia Being poor be- wus
compelled to limit iis ganuhciurc, by which
,e4aas a has been kept out of market, and ili'.
sales oifcumscfibrd 30 those only who had PROV
ed ,ts worth and knddn ita value. IL had
reached the ears Of many, nevertheless, as
those persons who had been healed Of sore
diseases, aud saved from death, proclaimed ia
.vg.tl.ure and wonderful