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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-30

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Ssns,os Houston. ia 4 RENAL i,
dress 20 bis Texan conslitueu,, n.y.. s'Se =,
10 The Washington Intelligence. r.. s''0ed
out on Mr.. Calhoun with ser;.. ~ eoas
ordinary charges. which, IL ,,us s1's.
strip the great Southern oracle ef ~ must
spect and admiration he has 90 Inn" s q.
widely commanded. He accu,e. r a'd
Of On inordins,e ambition, 10 mil ''aoaa
willing 10 sacrifice the Un;on~..sses
crown which, he hopes to break n. ny y
and establish Southern cou(.ds,...0' 's
which be shall be the head. ha
lie charges him with sac,;6.;.
South by the compromise &c hi. nn,Is. ~
lion scheme at moment N hen =. ~
Clay told him 10 his confusion, Lu, g. 4. W.
movement, the protective system ~ as
North was no more-ihai It wwIa ~
been snnulIed 81 the very mex, se.s;a ="
Congress. lie charges him viii s'm
ness and falsehood as polillcian--,
ing that Mr.. Calhoun. as ea,y n, ,'
Monroe's administration torcurred
Mr.. Mouroe's cabine, in the poIi,y or ="
+ stficting slavery from oil ierrilore, y, i y
il had moi been author zed Ly law ~
proves Mr.. Calhoun auolher W,mo, ~,
the Proviso Of 1857.
More and worse Than all these rl,,.
he accuses hin Of taking nd, an,ape M
position as cabinet minister To ah.,,..
from the aIchie,es of tic uuiinn. 81, -.
ten opinion endorsing The rssirieiicn n !.
rtry. Al any rate all such .,ltenr..
has Turner npinions, have disappra,eaG.
The files of tie departments. Wer,
this address with its charges. as III, s
remarkable document Of The day. h,I.N
. Mr. Calhoun IN Nh urcnviabir light.
man reckless Of every thug To sers
ambition. Wha, rtln,nder IL w,!lt,lt.
remains 10 be SCENT viii had, l. 4
unanswered. = Eyehaage Pcpr.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

Dinsmorc, Dem. is elected Governor
5y large majority; the Legislature is
Democratic as usual. and The Cpngression.
al delegation will probably stand ms in the
last Congress. viz: 2 Wings Wilson and
Tuck re.elecicd.l and two Democrats,
Peaslis and Hubbard.
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NORTH CAROLINA FISHERIES

THO Old North State" rnhi.hsd ., Eliza
beth City. n C.. savs tina, the fishermen have
commssesd operations !, that virini'v Mr.
Wm. Charles esuehi ! 100 shad sad - 600 her.
rings at ono haul.
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CUnflDffR I:
FRIDAY. MARCH 30, lslS.

" WILLIAM THOMPSON. Esq. is our
agent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain sdver.
tisements and subscriptions. and to grant receipts
DE. W. CARR. Esq is our sgent in Phila.
delpha. authorized 10 obtain Advertisements aud
procure subscriptions.
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GEN. TAYLOR on DufLl,yc
The Washington corr,spanJcnl d !,
New York Express SAYS:

T
New York Express says:
"Ooc Of the good stories Of n. AL
and one most cred,,abie 10 the pc,a,.
and administration, is connected with /,
application for the restoration IL Two ~
shipmeu, dismissed by Mr. Polk 70, -
engaged 10 duel. The Secretary d /.
Navy, in Cabinet meeting this mona,
Informed he President Ina, he b,S :,
the petition, and considered thar III, III
sbipmen ought no, 10 lie res'orrt. n
Thought the cabinet. I" am very sa
IT," -aid the President, Tor II NE
Cabinet had thought olhefwisc, ssd
no, have consented 10 re.appuiel ia
gentlemen. ! hate ducls, ! hate hsLss
| hate wars. and will have no Iss
abou, me, il ! can help it,
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A THOUGHT WORTH REMEMBERING

At tho late anniversary ~ tho New York Ty
rorraphical Socety. tho veteran Noah gave the
following admiral sentiment
the PRNrwk's APPRENTICE he al.
ways bear in mind that lie mar hecomr journey
man tho jaurneymsn that he NAV be the p-opri.
ctor and editor and tho rditar thai he msv ee.
JOY the hes, honor. in tie gin OF the republic
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THE KISS.

A lover gazed into The eyes Of his mis-.
Hess until she blushed. lie pressed her
hand TO his heart and said: "My looks
have planted roses on Thy checks; he who
sows the seed should reap the harvest"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-30

A young lawyer being assijuous in his
attentions to young lady. vii observed
that he never heard Of making love By At.
torney. Very true " observed The other.
but you should remember that all Cupid's
votaTies are solicitors"
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A VETERAN NFwPtpER PUBLISHER
DEAD

David G. Ciavpooi. aged %. lately died in
Phisdelphis. lie vas one OF the rroprie'o-s Of
the first newspaper published N tho uni,ed
S,s,es-ihe Advertiser. in Phladslphis. sub.e
qnently Poalsohs Advertiser. II was issued
from tho building which was formerly Flank.
Inns cf'icc Mr.. ci,vpool 10 said 10 have been 4
iineai descendant Of Oivar Cromwell
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-30

g The Hon. Rudclpiu. Dickinson. q
Member Of the last Cnngres. from OHIO.
died 10 Washington City on the Gosh inst.
Ills remains were attended hv the Prcsi
cent. Heads Of Department, SeoaIe, Nom.
bers of the late House Of Representatives,
who are still in the city. and number Of
ci,izrns and strangers. This is said To he
the first death that has taken Mace nj tie
close uf n se.-io, ~h,,s the Senate was
acting on appointments.
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PLURALITY IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

Tho Massachusetts House has us to
o. m dc Electors Of President and Vice
President, and Of Representatives to Con.
gfess. elective by piraiuy on tho frs,
ir'al, and Representatives after the first
trial. II is thought it will become a law.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-30

We learn that Mr.. Gale, Ssstr i
son Of our very worthy Mayor. i.~1
sppoia'ed 10 be Secretary Of L,,sxl
the Embassy OF Frankfort. NJ. Ssi
wen, abroad in lsl6 in compan, uas 4.
Henry Dfayion, formerly Of his ct, !
no~ distinguished citizen Of tie fari|
Republic, and hss been scloo ming ND
his time IN Paris and IN Grrman,. q
brings To The discharge Of b., NJ. I'D
vigorous and well stored mind mi
knosiedse of the German and freueh =
gungcs. We understand that Mr. Sd
now in Paris. His appointment b'.s|
crcd,'able TO the Administrations, sod q
mo- fail TO be eraIih ing 10 the many ftaa
Of our respected Mayer. MAJ. Mig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-30

W Thos. W. Atkins. Esq. Editor of
the Highland Me.Sergcr has sold his inter.
g., 10 tha, paper TO W. Drdma 4 Co.
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We understand that the Psrs,brSr Of tho Un,.
ted Sistes svaiied himself. on Saturday. Of tha
first hour OF leisure he has fonnd since his fnsu.
rara,iin, Ia vi-i, Msssamss MAp,soS. ADAMS,
and HAsiLros. and nav his personal respects to
those ladies' MAJ lat
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TOO Ran.

h.p'oposed to include marriage under
me games Of chance made penal under the
Ohio gambling law.
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GOLD IN KENTUCKY AND PEyysyL
vANIA

The Nj. Sterling " his speak, oi, 4
mine having been discovered IN Moss
cry county, tky.) which promises 10 4
a quantity Of the precious metal,
4 gentleman in Sugar Valley. CD
county. Pa while digging a stli -
upon se,n az yello~ mineral. ssss
hea' ier than lead, aud has ,ep suI
nnce of being pure g"Id. A aSpa d
been sent To Philadelphia FOR IL, ~
Of testing il.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-30

Chicago has been visited by terrible
Hood, which has destroyed IN immense
amount OF property. The damage done
10 commerce alone is estimated at over
100000.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-30

go Anoag the appointments made by
Gen. Taylor, we notice that of Sepiimus
Caldwell, fnrmerlv cit'z.n Of ou' Io~n.
to be receiver Of Public Money al Gren.
ada, Mississippi. A better appointment.
we expect, could no, have been made.
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Early Peas.

The citizens Of Charleston have been
'usurisiing on Asparagus and Green Peas.
Al'oin Columbia they have had Asparagus.
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lucky.

Tho following resolution, passed q
large and highly respectable meeting ea
st Lexington. Kentucky, shows that "''
this border State is prepared TO ma''''A
her constitutional rights:
- R,solrtd. That the passage by Congf's
of tho " ilmot Proviso. or any kindred msa'''
embodying some unjust principles WI
garded assn outrage on the rights Of lbe 80.
which rDusl be checked by deiefnhsa '''-
lance on our part, even IL that RESISTANCE i.
wolves an srpsai 70 arms and q di''slH''s y !"
Uaion."
They recommend the Governor 70 Gov
vene an extra session Of The Leg'laS','
should Congress attempt to interfere w..
slavery in the District OF Co'0"0a.
pledged themselves TO stand by lhe o'as'
States Of the South, and appointed . eop.
mittee Of vigilance and safety. wan ~.
a spirit as this oil through the sou'h' ''''
is no danger.
W BY the Montgomery Daily I0u.~ ..
VIC learn that a tornado Of great 'lo''n =.
passed six miles South of that city, 90 ;"
l4,b inst. doing much damage to nosn =.
fences, &c. At Col. Tay lor', 10 y.
prairies, besides oiher damage, Two vs'O.
BILE houses were destroyed. " Az "oo.
Meigs tho Academy was completely Pr !.
rated, and several Of the pupils bsa, =
ured. and ono Of them fatally o .,~.
Parks deer park had ito enclosures O'..
Town, and deer 10 the number Of ~, 49,,
hundred scattered at large. Grea' o."
'ge was also done TO the telegraph P0''''
Gees, &C..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21
EzooE: This 2En2x

4JST received Al tao Mineral Point BooL Store
- Smith New Arithmetic Smith first R9ol,
IN Geography, smith 5 2Ed Quaryo. DAYS Cram
Der- ? 8 Sanders Readers DO 3Icl1ul7v. "a.
troodrlch- Elementary Spelling Book sanders do.
p ana booSS DC 1 few Of those cheap prints left
yet GuFnsevs UuiteI states. Acaf mans "
rural History, smith illustrated Astronomy. Va
ler Cure IN America. - &c.
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L. Il. -

- tho 5ra-c-5asr. at WaIlv,c,-. q ve7r,rrr
49, STEER L.e white WITH red meek. The
owner IS r. ~ r Fall. prove properly. pav
charges and + $ iii ,rsav-
JOSEPH Ey DICKINSON.
Ii -sa...Hs- - --tsI, leLt. 4W l.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

& Eola taa subscriber On the -sl inst two
I brown NaaeEs. One has two white spots
between the neck and -a1Htcrs-.ae other M
7a--aca.a marks. 0ae had on Q leather halter.
laeT age each e.-ae years Old ANY person ar
re-arusa- SID p01sEs 10 the subscriber, near
Slack Jack. or give Information where they can
be found, SHALL be rewarded Tor hrs trouble.
g. =. WILa2I0WTTZ.
December -r-- -Sfr A.yfn%
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

From -ae Subscriber On MONDAY .g.lt -ae ,-th
inst. a e0EalE-L sizItE-. about g years Old Bota
l.nd 'eet and legs were white white face. saod oa
-er forward ieer. She had q notch cat eur Of her
under l0 which wogd perhaps a~t l. discovered
unless by particular notice. She IS an active AMI
maj AMI q square rror-5r. Any person Evho viii
return SAID more 70 -ss subscriber - Esa, zeF OF
give Information where she nay be found shall C.
literally rewarded.
TlIGlTA5 CLAYTON
loe-eF1-ia- Nov. Z3d. 1852. 6rS*
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\ 0 tic q.

To subscriber ha@.-z taken tho CENTRAL.
HOUSE -sret0te-e occuu.sd - Cromwell. Lloyd
viii h 1T all 7lu.rs ready re- accommodate -ae
trave. ling community In the most approved
styles Bv strict attention 70 his business and
careful attention 70 Tie vents OF his customers.
ne hopes 10 raerit e share of patronage
STEPHEN Lean
1Irrro. Point Dec. r. 1870. rar
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21
WAITER NnITBEcK-
EXCELLENT OINTMENT.

Mr.. S}oau-EcaF SIR For . considerable length
Of time was seriouSiy aficredvith the Bheumat-
c complaint and applied freely the various lfni-
mcuts. Q7ilI-ziilars &c without obtai7ing any re-
lief After which, your Agent al this place iufiu-
e1ced me 10 Try ycr.r Ointment ard within TIVE
weeks from the time I commenced us!ng It t5e
pain ceased. and ] was etieuugaiy cured, aud shall
recommend all similarly afflicted with the Distress
ing corl riaint. to procure your excellent Ointmeut
without delay. Respectfully ours.
OSCAR r MOTE
TEE BEST IND CHEAPEST HORSE
.LEDLELAE ~ TIE IELED
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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.

Fire. .T7ar5ae. and LIFE Flsss.rGSsc.
Oi9ee o. IFaser Srest. near I1rEc.. II Buses
Eri-s R0l-
T-TN-r-r-N-z-T-4- mn
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21
WISCONSIN WITNESS.
GE0RGE COtlsTOCK
2 rs TozfTIrE F.cr.

AHa -l2s become aeommoH saving. that Sl5gr--
,.tt'r.f.f am t0F1a-f1H Por~97s are rapidIv su-
aerses.ng all other remdee Tor at diseases Of ior
500 Of cattle The beauty 81 tic medicines con-
5.7l 10 their purity end safety 10 sit; they nav.
= a>7d eyer - nicely without anv danger OF ia.
sang cola or any other injury resulting ron, tbeI-
re4ueEt use eud never faI 10 cure If tie dIrec.
tlols arc followed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-12-21

SL0iE'S COLUMN.
D-AH the Medicines advertised BIZ W. B.
SLOAN are sold by
T. D. PULFCRD. Mineral Po.at7
T. ID. VAUGHN. Dodgeville;
Aal By authorized agents in every town and VII
lase IN the Western states
FAMILY OINTMENT.
~LGkNS OINTMENT Is now univ srsalIy ae-
EnoEgie,l-C,i to 5e an intall.ble remedy IN eve
y case where it has t1eu faithfully app ed on the
ayui7u system Tor promoting luseusl bic pcTsplTa-
ion. drawing olit ta- irtlafsatior from wouni-
e..esiug pam oferery kind, abi in rs healing
5olisa- gle world does not proaecelts equal aus;
he pH95c pronounce II the cheapest aud best Fam
.F DsH-ueat Thar has ever been used All disca.
- ct The FLESH Obstinate Ulcers. Cid Sores ihlI-
2ialns, Sore 1roa1 Cuts. Burcs. Cutu1toUs Erup-
ion. Sore NiPples. sore Breasts. Diseases OF the
aye, Ague in Ihe face side, back. and the Other
parts q the system, Bc.ls Ulcars. Scald Head.
Bruises. Fresh Wounds. and every Kind o. sore
containing the least particle Of Infamu alton. are
permanently cured by this grea remedy
CranI Hc7o-. 80 Lake ztrect. Chicago, III.
satt ers eIo4e i,b5ift T.
6ce3es Grove. VIII Co. H.. Oct - 1915
AlF toln-Slr. nave tested the vIrtue OF Your
aiHilaea, In the cure OF rattle snake bites, sore
throat ha-nz and many other injuries and in eve.
r. case if has surpassed our expectations. As ieT
Family Ointment have never seen is equal.
sad Tor beasts we cant get aioHg without It.
Yours. &c, MILES n. JOHNSON
TIE CHILD WAS HEALED.
YORK prcc.Ht Du PAGE Co. III Dec. 9th. 1919
Sir. W 3. Sio9n->ir. last SIMMER one Of my
children was badly bitten 5v a rattle snake. We
ppliei your Ointment freely and the child was
lea}et~
k's7-Ikad q horse vvorrs,cd deep IN the stife
oirt Ia yEH.ac4 he took cold aud became 30 much
swollen auj distressed, that the horse was suppo
~ed worthless. but b. Tree use u YOU Ointment.
was soon cured.
We have used the Ointment in a great many
other cases, with equal success
" AFTER WaITBEcK
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Sycamore. = E4l5 e. III. o. i. 80.
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Cheney & Co.'S Boston, COncOrd,S Stan,
stead and Montreal Express,

rVNHE SUBSCRIBERS continue under their
4 former arrangement made with thcdirec-
tors of the Concord Railroad, toforward goods
10 and from Boston daily, with eech passenger
train. -'r'-''-
Packages viii be received and forwarded
from Boston to all parts efN. Ir and Vermont
and Canada.
Letters are not taken on any terms
Offices ut the new "Rail Road Exchange"
BOSTON, at THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
CONCORD, at the Depot, Lebanon, n. H.,
j. w. Howes, Montpelier, VT, Peck & Co.'S,
Burlington, VT, 4. &. Buffers Line Store,
DTTby fIUU1 NM TI CnaTTss cymOuFs, MON
trenl-
The Express Train leaves Boston for Mon
treal each Monday at ID o clock r. Nj. passing
through Newbury, st. Juhnsbury and the in
tcrmcdiute towns TO Stanstcnd.
~ B-4 r- -uhscribcrs are olon6Nrrsponsi.
Die for the loss or injury OF any articles OF
property of any description entrusted to their
care, nor is any risk assumed blythe Concord,
Nashua or Lowell Railroad Companies.
Z. CHENEY Railroad Exchange, Boston.
NATnL WHITE, Depot, Concord, N, II
WM. WALKER, in. Lebanon, N, II. -.-'
Jan, =, 1sf7. 5lsU
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GNEEM EA-

\ correspondent Of tho NuliouDl Iulrlli.
gcncer copies from lbo London Alhcrwum
lho following facts ior The information Of
drinkers ufilia description ~ Tea
TINT particular variety OF ten known as
GrrfH Tea albins iis color ly mn artificial
lrocrFp, md iH thus poisoned simply II ~
y referred 60 all other kinds hy the merchants
~ lho United States, aud coWnnuds much
lighrr price. Tie culormg mater used iu
So process Of dyoinP Ibis tea consists Of in.
9.vo and gypsum 70 fourteen gouuds often
O. usunny applied moro than an 0uUrr OF the
phisons already mentioned; and get the yer,
people who swallow this nrc lho very Grsl 20
Zoe horrincd at tie idea Of eating, Hllcr the
Chinese fhshon,n lcudcrly cooked eat 90 dog,
when the tea nnkcrs IRE engaged Ia prcpnr-
ing The article Ia question, tLcir skin usuuliy
becomes l,ld blue, aud llrir occupation u
deemed Injurious ro ITO hou!th; null with tli
their fondncss COR ter, It IL said that the Chi,
Iamm would sooner pnj o heavy prunlN
r,,ou pauakc Of W. uuclo which wc are iu
che habit Of cunsMrring luxury.
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F-f--trrsi- UHrs TO- FulTOR AussL Hsa Hsld.
iHr \ UrIHIHg Gee, Hisu sifsst bssisa
pinu raus il3 hunH hsfHui street rAil.isp Aia
itapfs uuFstt tslIiufufr 4 A Cahsu. Cbsflss,
wp MusH A Co., go iusufrs husst o. lus
ruIiH ftst Hurri SiHasi cod hT ~ tHs ruHsirsi
SIIgusu Hut Msfrh4us 6surfny Throughout ths Va
~ ststsi We, tIilr' cod 'ss LsaAdAs
WLolcsalrAgrut- Z. BlNGllAS, Drug.
glst, H. Jnhnsbury Retail ugouts- Goodail
and Gould, East 30, Johnsburii kurcdgo y
Colby, Lyudoui Dana, Weeks q Stanton,
tIaUVIit7I 7T7T tVTrrHi r-rIruHWT ttTTvFy r.
tIrrUIU, tiTWCtTrt Z i'TrIT, -f'ITuWp7Tf
NoUrll - Trlll, Burke, T.. G. Butler, Derby
.itupiJ RlHkrA. Son, sutton T. tlnyrl1nd ~
Co., GogentrY Talls y W Frruoh, Luuru.
burgb, uud by ~ the principal DrurrIs'r aud
Merchants generally throughout The 4 States
aud the Canhdasi also, by Bemis d Drn'son,
Lyndon Centre. H-Yl
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Agency Of Dr. IS. G. Fltoh's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

q SEQ by him with such distinguished ue.
Il crsu 10 the cure 1t Coavts, tDEump,
ton, Cli,rfh .}sihmr, Hr-rf pfvrrsrv, pi-s
yspsiH, GOHorrhna, Pdss, Itmg's Complaint.
tc Sc, .NNO,
Or Fitch Abdominal Supporter, ehlul
Der Braces, luhllng 1ubes and +.cclurrs on
Cons umpnHn, mad The AZ ot preserving Lr't
aid lisalh 90 old Avc, sc. sc,
! q. DO ouAv, 80 Johushur,, Is ag,Wt Tor
Sue above aud kcCrs thru c-T Etuut'yun huur
q, Dr. El,h.- .Gudv Book o. layplJd1,lud
Directions fog Promoting Health, auI lustruc.
'iaus % Mathors 100 the management m Chi.
dr.n.' many hc had, gatutously, by calling
tur % no the Store 90 above. An yAtrrm,g
valuable Book G4ltI
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DIR. S r E A II -
indian Vegetable Mealelnes,
so.Hrcu crtruU,rrp


4 NE tniycrally Acknowledged 60 be- The
y Safest, Chcaprat,l and NYst ElIsotua lluiu.
rd.ra iar ths VARIOUS DlucHscB ot tho humau
aytWui, ever offered CO. the public They can
bA f.lrl ou with confidence 60 cure all euro.
hlC cases. Ib.f action IH immediate nnd
thorough, cndiratlnr dsrlfr in d. worst
forms. Thousands who have been pfuuouuc-
cd tncurhhlC by their Physicians, vat i've, Ia
tr-li, o. the virtues st these cKtfaafdinnfy
preparations, having been restored Go sound
health hy their use.
Tbrfr Medicines are too vol known o. o..
guifC nu extensive notice. Scarcely village
exists throughout New England, where liyinF
Witnesses cannot De- found 60 tell Of thrif iura'
tiu,bir value.
Wc viii Hamg here, somc ~ lla principal
Medicines and thyit uses, referring tl" on.
quirct after health TO thc"F AmtN Fufuoi,S,
work edited by Dt > Sp.ar,' whrfu may
Doe found bfirt tfgutrar on the origin aud ma
turc 90 thr puucipN drrlscs which a'lici hui
uHr.tyi directions how Geo pfrr,rt e nua f,l'liH
health, together with some ctrihealcs from
highly respectable prraufs, icsui! inhatn their
h.a'.ug viftur6 aud urgins Mrir importance
lh" tyah eau o. ot'anrdAt d. sp'1f.S f..
gents. fuc,
BJlW or mn, Nos RS 2-TaT Con-:
'Hump'lou, D}tIrpsa, Indigestion, Liver Coon
plant Debility, Nervous A Affections, ih.hinc,
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Farm for Sale,

ffyllEsubscribcr offers hts farm f1r sale II
Z is situated on the road Be- ding ftom ST
Johnsaury Plain % North DtnNillc about
half way between the two places. II e. 1nsifs
OF 80 ac.cs-- or ~ acres 81 excellent Wcod
nw-Rboui"i1 acres of woodl1nd-t,r remain
der pasture and u,laUc.
The buildings are suitable for the place ---
There ARE about -lli.y sugar naples and o
young apple orchard, win y good quantity
OF cedar tnhry, on the farm.
Tho farm can bee adyautagcduslv divided
and the whole or p1r, is offered tor sale,
Terms of payment made easy.
JOHN CtSllNAN
st. Johnsbury, Aug 10, r-io. u.aU
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rHftI..aHs lu IIfffsut uHfis ~ tHa Nuiau
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""''''' Allsay, Apdi 1871
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flfn rHl si iHfrr 0f 900 fhlifsH bsVt hess eHfsl 81
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$500 F.af lnius, ID tools ihems ssT isf HuieA Eel
HIsrI uHHai gffsl pHIFHuHH.
luHfs frsuffIf4NT
ISAAC w. tHAth NO Wsaiief a.
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o. CAUTONLXTRl

4 HhH by the name Of CIsFr, has r1q.,-.
-Awith young mHu1ithe namcofs 1.e
rnd, and usrs bic uamo Ca put upa Bat,....
d., which they call Df 1owusrnHs s,,
rilia, deHominauuF ~ Genuine original. IN
The 1owurrnd isno Doctor, and mover ...
but was inrmedy w0rkrT ou Hlmads =
sla, ana ihr likn Vet Dog asgnmrs lio ul-. IA
be- - not THIS 10 a. caution the publr ,.,,-
be- deceived, and purchase uaup Lll ii,-
unf ORotHAL oiu- D. Jacob Taua....
SafaHplrlla, having 0n % thr Old 1.-f...
likfufba, his family coat 0f afma. 4gl L.a
nature Rcrnfs ihe Coatof arms.