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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-13
A SELECTED STORY.

In the course of long days walk through the
streets Of this great metropolis. il would be diff
cult to select from the number Of our pretty cock
neyesses prettier little creature than Kate Cros-
BY Without one good feature, without the sligh-
Test pretenson to beauty, still Kate Crosby, with
her auburn hair, laughing eye, turned-up nose and
clear complexion, pretty. Kate was not tall
IN truth, she rather short in stature But what
maitered that Not a girl in all London could
boast so neat figure, or SO small foot and an
ke. In word then, Kate was pretty, good hu-
mored, happy, and we are bound to confess some
What mischievous. She worked as an embroid
eress for house 10 Regent Street, and lived with
her mother in some street, name unknown, bear
the New Road. Kate had the reputation of being
acOquette; some ill-natured people went farther,
and affirmed that she had a round half OF
admirers, to whom she gave equal encouragement
Inc world was wrong for once-in spite OF her
urned-up nose, her neat 6gure her pretty foot and
ankle, and her coquettish air, Kate vas good,
honest. and virtuous--loved her old mother dear
y and, as she herself expressed it,swould sew
the very fingers of her hands in onder TO earn the
wherewithal to buy her one of the numerous COM
forts required by old age. Kate had many ad-
mirers-how could it be otherwise4 Her choice,
however, was soon made and it was ere long
whispered among Kate's friends that, as soon as
she and Edward Waller (only son OF small but
well-todo in the .world trsdeswan carrying on bu
siness near Regent street, had Saved money enough
to take shop and set up busiResseenthe own
account. the wedding was to- take place In the
meantime, the lovers made themselves as happy
as under the circumstances they were able, and,
as lovers generally do, quarrelled, and made It
up, and quarrelled again, after the most approved
fashion. 'HsA eAsH-9Y
Having introduced our heroine TO our readers,
we must now beg them to fancy themselves for
time in Kate's room, one fine June evening, Kate
Is surrounded by young ladies, who have dropped
IN, to work. as they profess. but as any one who
heard the noise which is going on would say TO
talk. Small people ape great ones, and the con-
Versation has turned upon topic, at this present
very foolish season fayoutite with ALL great and
small. French and Fnglish-let US listen to it.
Every one is mad about this polka" said |
lat girl, whom we shall call Soph. " Those who
can dance it, are CITING polka parties; those who
can't are giDing don't know how much lesson
70 lsarn It . :. faiG' sAeffSs iis aiesig auE
Yes" rejoined little artificial flower maker,
was inyited 70 q BAH attiie house Of an ivory
turner the other night, andeahey did nothing but
vance il ell the eyening-znc quadrillies. no walt
les, no Anything, Iexceptifhs eternal polka" II
= wish the polka was FAR enough of" Observed
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-13

a hfer, and cornet-a- piston player; in short
i lights supper, and music in both quantity anc
quality sufficient to please and satisfy party fal
more hard to be pleased than that assembled in
our heroine's room.
Oh, Kate!" cried all1ihe girls, "you wicked
creature, you wished to ffighten US here is our
/ music ~
And here is our supper" said Sophy,
"shant we all be happy p
Indeed" said Kate rather more astonshed
than The Others, There mus. be some mis-
take |; have no, ordered all these things !"
"Oh, don't tell US that; il's all very we'll,
but we know betier."
| All was confusion and perplexity, for Kale
still assured them that she was as much at a
loss TO know, whence these magnificent orders
had proceeded. When, however, the noise,
which had been tremendous, had some W hat
subsidized, Edward, after short conference
with some Of the o,her young men in the room.
said, Ladies, vote We commence with sup
per. and dance afterwards" This proposal
was received with grea, applause.) But first, !"
hefresumed,." | will explain as shortly as pos
sible, The cause Of Kates not having made the
arrangements for this evenings amusemen,s,
according 10 your request and wishes. Hap
pening this afternoon TO be passing through
Somers Town, saw Kate walking in the same
neighborhood, al very quick pace. Being
somewhat curious 10 know what she was do
ing there, and perhaps liule jealous, fol-
lowed her; she entered cellar al the end Of
a passage, 10 Chapel Street, stayed there for
about minute, and then, running out, walked
back to her own house. returned 10 Chapel
Street, entered The alley, descended into the
cellar, and found scene Of misery which
will not attempt TO describe ; 10 word, |
found, that Kate had gone to hire a musician.
had found the poor man i'll more in mind than
in body; for although he and his family were
half starved, their bodily suffeIings were far in.
creased by knowing that unless four pounds
wete paid 10 their landlord the next morning,
even the bed upon which they lay would be
sold from under them. Kale had paid this
four pounds, and as knew she had not at her
own immediate command any such sum.
could mol help fancying That this was the sum
destined to defray this evenings expenses, or,
at least, portion of it, and, ladies' can you no,
guess what has become of your subscriptions
On learning all this, guessed lha, our party
would be deficient in few material points,
and so took the Liberty of ordering supper and
engaging musicians on my own responsibility
and now you have the whole story"
The mystery was now cleared up, and cleared
up 10 the satisfaction of all. Need We say
that Kae's conduct met with the appreciation
Of all that those who had suspected and mur
INJURED agains. her, now begged, with tears in
their eyes, to be forgiven. Need we further
add, tha, the supper was eaten. the polka
danced and a happier evening never spen,
tina. TO this very day q favourlte topic Of con-
versation amongst the favoured guests on that
happy evening is Kate CrOsby's Polka Party ?
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-13

A young lady from the country being invi-
ted to party in New York, was told by hes
city cousin TO fix up aud pu, her best foo, fore
MOST. in order TO catch beau, for . she looked
so green in her country aiire." The country
lass leered comieally into the face of her rah.
er faded relative aud replied. bcaes gIeea
Than wishssed" z.s
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-13

One -four back-woods poets describes kiss
good
His brawny arm beclasped her waist,
With love their eyes did burn
From his warm lips she snatched taste,
=, And then he tasted hern.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-13

So, at the expense of E3 9s lid, Kate thought
that she would be able to give good--nay,
splendid ball and supper and during the remain
der of the evening she contentedly occupied her
self in the manufacture of an appioprate dress for
the occasion.
At length the great day arrived, and Kate set
ont 10 make the necessary purchases; but first Of
ali. in order to insure musician, she tripped of
towards Somers Town, to find out a fiddler who
had been Recommended TO her, and who for six
shillings a.nght attended with his violin' ana iuf
'nishsd lageolet player and all
This must be the house," said Kate to herself
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-13
For the Jeffersonian Republi
Charity.


To be prone our brothers acts to Judge. how i'll
Whose wrongs, temptations, and whose grief.
we may not know:
Or what her heart-wrung struggles, e'er from hon
our fell,
Our sister,-down the paths ofinfamy to go!
The sorrows, mysteries of the heart ah who can
tell
In vain with searching gaze we peer into the
face, s.
The visage false, that can disseminate so well:
1t is not always there that grief and truth find
place!
Could we know all, see all, we ne'er would happy
feel;
The darkest crimes perhaps extenuation have,
Mans history, day or year will not reveal
Could we but trace it from the cradle to the
grave! -
Can We do that question idly asked,-ah no
Life is sea, whose dark and stormy deeps pro-
found,
Can battle all our boasted knowledge here below:
'Tis God alone has power the mighty depth to
sound
More meet it were, that we more charity should
show,
Since that we cannot solve the mystery of sin !;
This be our prayer make me TO feel another's
VICE."
their faults TO hde"-and for ourselves Gods
mercy win. H s"ss
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-09-13
published by Theodore schoch.

rERMS-Two dollars per annum in adv dvance-Tgo dollar
and quarter half yearyand if not paid before the end
e year. Two dollars and half Those who receive he
apes by carrier stage drivers employed by the propre
tor will be charged 81 l2 cents, per year, extra.
M papers discontinued until all arearaees are paid except
stthe option of the Editor. 11a & a
Adversements not exceeding square sixteen lnes)
viii inserted three weeks for dollar and
cents subsequent insertion The charge for one and
three insertions the same liberal discount made to yearly
atgertiseIs. ag
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-19
Tin Ware! Tin Ware !.

TNHE subscriber would espcetiullygive no.
tice that he has, and intends to keep,
an assortment of TIN WARE Of the BES /
QUALITY, which he viii sell from his Cart
aud at his. house, at 81 Johnsbury Centre
TERI CHE.iP, for Cash or BdTteri ana 'the
highest market price will be given for Rags,
calf skins, Sleeps Pclts, Wool, Flanncls,
Frocking, Fulcd and Tow Cloth, Graih, SUI
gar, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Lard, dried Apple,
bees Wax, colts Docks, Copper, Brass, Pew
ter, Brsucs, &c.
And while he would respectfully tender due
thanks for past fayors; he is happy IN the an
.tcipation that he can give such good bargains
To MI who may want Tin Ware as Will be sat.
isfactory. JAMES WHbA oN.
April p, lsi9. bl3wl
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MEDICAL PRACTICE.

N.P. TAPLIN, BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
"TOULD respectfully say to the inhab-
w tants of Peacham, and the adjoining
towns, that hr has located himself at Peaoham
IIalIass, -.rAa1a lac nIll be ready to attend 10
all calls in the different branches of the medi-
cal Profession In his practice he excludes
po,sons of every description, accompanying
the Botanic with the Gold Water System, us
inp such remedies only as harmonic with ma.
1e'a,laws,s and are calculated TO assist ma.
turc in her efforts to overcome diseased nc
ton. ---..---.-
lie will treat chronic diseases of every do.
scription, consumption not excepted, with the
express understanding that where no relief Js
Obtained no charges will be made. 5s4u
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THGCKs 0F qIACh-
Rnad thia Column CaIoinllY.

Tbrfris -af...ns llr sHi. 900 Fr go -rr.i inH 20
called H.I co. Jacob IHHutFHIt rHrraV-rlla. " % ~
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being rHufWuHf
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BE- j4rsH THfHtrHH. ~ srpiiri u4 uHHArf "l H'H ~
fri rut lrHi 90 o. tr. ia nee ~ be usHr 90 - ~
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fuuf no. bel rflrurl boo fnrlHs "A IlIh .WfN'
fu tulaft tu tHr E4flH'u. AHYHs HIflH o. "rr''N
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s4u srnfufd fHrh prHlfTlunH NJ " = n1uhl, " u
Hru.Ilt 1000 ~ tIr furrI"ir-f ~ hrAll1 ~ p
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aHI Itu4ulrf NJ iIr hritrH r4iu Plaster Haas 81 W.
,ulr No. Jrf,rtt juiiN hhlLlhAh 800 W ~
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NAN &C.. have fmpiDfui ttiH OBJ Wanr aud ssifi ~
HudrunHi 90 Iat hu t"fr- I"lsf, pr' altt
600 tAr uff Ell he uaur These sur have hrru infN.'
IHs auH uuuuF ut 4 pDrfihiu iufns be- fr' 7'4|
paiitr ibra sut iHus hang ihrm AHd Uf'f Afs,,l,.
iHit market t.sf hs pHiIir nsfidp upuh hr f"sf'
~ those Aps0i ed Lssefss4s SOS
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Winter Arrangement.

INN aud after the 18th Dcccmbrf the Pas
~ srurtr trains IN connection with ih"
Northern, Concord, Nashua and Lowell Roads,
will run o. follows
Leave Wells River ats 4 NJ, arT'vcln Hos
ton "a + NJ.
Leave Wells River atIt. NJ stop over night
IN Concord. aud arrive IN Boston @ \. NJ next
day.
RETURNING, Leave Boston at "A \, NJ
arrive. at Wells River - /. VI.
Leave Boston II VI arrive at Wells River
d Z. NJ.
By this arrangement the morning cars rom
Wells R,vcr.yvlil connect with the New York
Stcamboatuain at Wotccsicr, by the Nashua
and Worcester Ratlroud-iusL opened, and
passengers from Wells River may arrive at
New York the next morning
Passengers are requested 20 place their bag
gage IA the hands OF the Baggage Master, as
the Company will IN no case br responsible
for the loss OF any baggage unless II happen
through the neglect OF It's Agents IN whose
care II was cntrustcdi nor for any baggage
beyond the value of fifty dollars unless 1t -
pre- yiously reported and corresponding tgtes
paid; nor in any case whatever, tor any mon
.ry--rr uti1rr~vuiuastrs r-rrr' wearing apparel
Merchandise Trains leave Wells River daily
Atj 4. NJ, aud arriue at Wells RIVER daily Mt
% ?. NJ. IA. FACE, agent
Drc IS4s 5gIu
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Cheney & Co.'S Boston, Concord, Stan
stead and Montreal Express,

rVNHE SUBSCRIBERS eont,nu" under their
L former arrangement made, with the dircc-
tors of the Concord RAILROAD, 10 forward goods
to and from Boston daily, with each passenger
train.
Packages will be- received and forwarded
from Boston to all parts of n. II and Vermont
and Canada,
Letters are not taken on any terms.
tftfirrr ut the nv, 44Rail- Road Exchange -
BOSTON, at Tue RAILROAD DEPOT,
-CoNCORD,~ at The Depot, Lebanon, y. II
}. w, Howes, Montpelier, VI, Peek y Cos.
Burlington, Vt, Z. G. Buffers Line Store,
Derby Line, and at Charles Seymour's, Mon
trrht.
THO t,,1pS-rr t.fr-tttt leases RastaR far-Aaa-
trenl each Monday at 81 clock PM passing
through Ncwbury, ST. Johnsbury and the in
tcrmetit-tr towns to Stanstcad.
n b. The subscribers alone RESPONSE
BILE for the loss or injury of any articles or
property of any description entrusted to their
care, nor - any risk assumed by the Concord
Nashua or Lowell Railroad Companies.
F. CHENEY Railroad Exchange, Boston
NATHL WHITE, Depot, Concord, n II.
WIN WALKER, in. Lebanon, N. II.
Jan ,. le47. 5lsu
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lIfaagf Hsa NtffHrtFfH NHas=tspltsH oas ~ fsfga
H,.4stn, tssssagbss Liss Ceapiaist ts.ds
Catsff1. Cetgks Asiiua ~ tusg hisaA .NsffHf1i
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Tt-Issf NsufftHt Htivs fatt % 80 sac 4 Ast'
t8a ssa GEE o. Fs''a
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See lets Ar'u q I-t3.
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iAl Ilr maze iuf sstrt4. Atsis H.t hes tuufa. o.
boo sst.s sof.s aui sotss A .tstssI Istfs
gu,Ht iis, Ui basd hsa HiFbt F-T-p suH So FtssU'
irHita.si .ul fsdatsI. sod del Hut ssV'Ui Co. i've
H.ts DU|,. lsfI Nuut HsisspstiNa sHutt uiHs. sNI
turft hes ~uulttful rasurs hrHu ~tuutut 900 wr I
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NuuI stII rs tsHsH H-s trh We los go eel iai'
.sbs u,-t : ~ Asusfai ts' ''s's 's's'" lost ets'
wu. RUSSELL, Ss C.uu,s,
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OxaHc Acid,

LNOR bleaching lcrhorn and straw, Sponges
Il fine and coarse Erasive Salt for removing
ink aud STAINS from linen goods, bonnet Glue,
Prussiite oC Potash Rcgulus of Anthony
Pow Kntimony; cut logwnod and redwood,
Fustie, ext Logwood, blue Vitriol, Madder,
Indigo, Alum, Paints, oils, Japan, Potash (for
soap makingt now sellingt
J &. BlNGHAMS,
St Johusbury, AprA :, ls49 0lltf
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nt T"-ut"ui' >at'Sps'iiss - '",s''iSN 'ud 'p'e
8, cuts fut turprut tuu,umru"N BsUswus'' Poo
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isurutth4ra whites uhstfuetrd or dihrult MsusfuA
ton lucuuuNcuco ut iuus or involuntary Dice hsrFs
thereof 4ui Tor The general prustraunu Of the s,tr
Whsthet ~ tssu of Inherent raus" 's"s.s
produced o., tfrrsutauN uiorss o. acc,irnt Noihrr
con- Boz surpt,nr than It, tn,gufauue effects upuu
the human frame Person, 81 all ~fakneAs and NssHuds
-.-4-- e-i-i f'
irirt mhusurr. n Immediately couuietHrts the
n-prl.s,u~ss ~ the female fRmr ~hrh u the crest
rsusE of H.st~uur.. Il I'LL not Ne expected of I
90 go dey.t" uztstr W sthtt ''tutCst~s ot
cures pvtiutn'd hut 80 eau assure he AFFLICTED that
lr,uiiils' uf have -hrru ttpntied TO lhna,
saubt ~ eases where families hHNr been sithuui rhl
it-u afrt lev BOTTLES vt iIs iu,aluahl~ moii
4..-.-- i~-4si.sa -A---'-r
h.s trtu expressly ptrpafrd reference Co. frmsls
plauus No female ~ho ha'trasnn 10 auppas~ 'hs v
approaching that rtttirAl prttnd IAt tsfA 81 iyt
should neglect go tske g. - % 10 eeru,n Irr,ruths
G,i I'D lhs.nus sod hnlilL. l.easss lg J.
sn-i.. are sutHr,S = uts time uf lie 'Ibis PERIOD
~sf A4L4-sA Hr IsHsrA! tsH'' ~ uItHg thU ltdt.
cit Nut - 1t Ices valuable for hus~ ~hu Euptoach.
nr --ft.,rh''i. rvl~uiv,-, nature by
guI,t rtlg the blood sud itNjrutsuug the system ~,
i--.l tli. m-,ncinc Invaluable fpt an ts deieats
h,rs,~, 10 "..eA women are sHb!rcL
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R~COTT s. SONS >
ATCON COR ID, III

CtTlLL continue 20 Manufacture
HmAk LIZ 4 n u z 4 II "
~ Ia Il DIX 4 ~ - .,..-
Of VARIOUS sirrs aud styles, which iof auflhihJ
and auality Of tone they warrant superior "H'
~ sfhsrs manufactured. -.
By their recent improvements lhey nave
surseedrd IN removing lhe sharp hiaaihg tone
so generally produced, and 90 Ne slradi give
rotiud, sm0oih, hule-like-ione, that msy p'
listened % ny The most oelea" ear WV" 7''
" P,ecs for MELoDIANs from eco to 90
'gFnIpIIINEs fr6m 900 % 100 for octave,
ana nom sIg0 % l75, 3 and u ociaYrs, donpl'
Reed Reed Organs $40 20 $500
Orders by Mat Will be- promptly answered.
t--tssrHrutsrs HIT % oHrAistpoF-
nRINsdAID ABROTHERs, Burlington, W.
TOWN 4 HALL, Montpelier, W
jEFFERsON BUTLER 49, lGhpsbufy Cen
ire, "
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t:r.n, IlIr-.ias :. ,I..n... nna .hilarrn

u - the safest sud most r1rrtual medicine fr puri.
r the aud relieving Tito sur-turs stteu ,sut
upuu ch'tiu ever dtsyu ctri. u su-ngthsus bot Ahs
mother aud chd, prevents pHin I'D .r~se iuyet-,es
nud rutches the foud THOSE Mo have usci u SNk " 10
.rrusRhc II - hshy useful both bsiglsaud ACrsr
,"uhuemrUt a. pt~N israsTs attend - upuu child
lnrtt la tusu,eucss fhrs ttsmps ~ rluur Of The
Feet Dependency, Heartburn. Nqryf.ae 'PEn IN the
H,uL and lnih; False Ppius HrmotrhBgr sud IN teEu
lhuug the S-rrriinus aud cIuAh4iug the ejaculation u
sast-, slu-l Tho great. bsrnN 1f this mAiic'ue h. II
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o., Tr~u,rHt 10 -Hla'i isif fsrs'TiHG nFAsH hpe
rHt...isHt Dol H.drfrHl Iaftt ~ the iuinH.
Ius D, 90 rfruh iist - ihs HHiefsfnta fhfh
.tsr, ..f I.r 600 81 AHaHF Hsfe NHmffant esfff
pfs,ffI.sf nf IHsutsnIt fsfspsfils sHi hfleFe
% hs oss ~ iH' go't 'siasbl' r'srs''"'s' 10 'A' SCI
II q ritIsG un. WILSON 80, n n
p"'''' AIlsHT, Aphl 1877
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r,af,u.l Ofs iaf fillTOF sutst has halA
tar Hffiiuf Co. Flsla fifft hN'lNN
ptUu A r,ft lis Nauu rrruui tifssi fhusdslphis
b Uspts uusstt HsluiHnfs = ~ 'ehtai ths'lst,
iau Wryli 4 tu. 90 tHauffs hurfl n y ~
-Huri Flsn rufri AHsui srt w ~ Wf Flhfitn
10 ,frius eel NsifHsuF frHstsliT Throughout 80 w.
~ sisirs Wss, ~ iiss sHd ~ tsesass
Wholesale AerUt-J & BINGHAM, Drug,
rTEt, iuTuurury ftrtsI HFr-tr'---' T'''''i"'i
and Could East ~ lshHsburyi kduedFe ~
Colby, Lyndon Dana, Weeks y stanton,
Dauvile, lsnac Waits, rsachami Harvey -
Eastman, barnet l. T.. rarks, fsssumpslo,
newell a Tull, Burke, T. G. BunJ, htby
i,.us. Blake 4. son, Sutton, T. Cleveland y
90 Coyrntry Falls y " French, Lunen,
bufFh, aud by all thr principal Druggists and
Merchants grurfally throughout lLp |. states
and The Canada, i9-SC
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Ne,icr to Tic I.nhir..

1tu.- that initiate Ih Toru,rUi., sstnpsrhli hsvs
n,sr,.bl, called their stur grsai Rtmsay vr Esaaiss
Sc Sc. si ha,e euptd our bal, sud circulars ubeh
t-iatr,. the coiplrius ~ pouen Nnrj for word
other iu pat ur mrlioiue have, Ihe crest
,,,re-.. al Dr. Townsend, sarsSpauls IN eohpispu
fucidrut females recommended theirs although pTS
,ip,,r, Iiiry ,iit tt-ru-utrturrr
PILLS &c luxurious to fsntnes ~ they HrRravats
tt.rssr sol unJsrn,ius the constitution. DE. Town.
,rrl. -tbr ouly SOD hsst remedy Tor the numerous
f-nr ,-nrl.ul.--u rarely, " fails Of edeetinE
-turn-nr I, he takcu by the ,nost delicate
,rua,s iu ANY rsse. ~ hy those expecting Income
,,uttsfs 18th the st-stest Aiyanlaret uptepate,
ts aud ptss@uh psiu ~ dsuEsr, sud strength
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AGRICULTURAL
WARE HOUSE,

THE subscribers have made arrangements
W,u, Nicssfs Rugrlrs, SuuIscCAiason "
Go of Boston, for thc.sa,c Of thcd Plows and
;othcf Agricultural lmplcmcnN aud viii eel
thtm at the same prices bf wh.ch thH sell
thcnLat retail AZ thor Nl-ffc'lious "a boston
thus saving 10 the I<fmcfs The freight The
-htph character WHICH their Flows and other
articles have atts5ncd, ~ feel confident Sill
insure cSucnsiyC sales and prove hEpche'al -
the ArtculI0tll interests Of the county
w. haYT also Tor sale Fairbanks flows
E.}BAERS, please call-aud look az our
rloT, llauows, Culuyatofs, Corn ShrlrtH,
CHutns, OK Bows, Grind Ston"s-AthNa'
yCauks aud Rolls for do Manure Forks,
Shoyrls, ASrs, r,cks, Iron Bars, sc Sc.
Wc,atr about erecting large building "a
which wr shall have convenient rooms for 81
hibung Agricultural implements, aud intend
keeping ihrtft well furnished with such afi-
We have for sale some Books for Farmers,
upon "Drscascs Of AnrmalE by w Cole
"Domcsuc Animals by Il l. Allen
T.. JEMETT 4 CO.
March /, l-il., bp'u
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FIRE EN- GIN ES!

UILHin the most thorough mannct
ID liable togct out OF ordet' ana ""''-
to do good execution - -o.s-i
Portable Engines from ou " ,SS,0
Larger Engines from wv 20 ,b,,
These are the most economical Eng w.
can be built, and are afforded 80 low iha'es,.
Village, Factory, or NcighboFhood, ca" '"'.'
to purchase protection against fTr,o nv
]. G. Il J. II. PADDouN
PAppocK's FURSAcE, 6lW
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