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SraaDEnI,ir Goods

The subscriber has just received good supply
o. Fresh Goods, suitable ior Tie season, consisting
in part Of various articles for Ladies Dresses
Calicocs, at all prices, brown and blcached Home
spun, &c, together with good assortment for
GcnIcmcn'j wear, and great "arie,y Of other
articles.
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DIR. CULLEN'S
rynJAN VEGETABLE PAvACEA!!

This Medicine is WARRANTED 10 be superior to any OH
er preparation Of Sa saara IN The "or.has cured ana
will cure more Of Scrolun, or kings Evil Co;s'nl-
ton Bronchitis Erysipelas Obstinate Lu;:eots Erlp-
lions Blotches Bilcs Ring Worms, and Tetier Scald
Head Chronic Ulcers. MercuIia disease. RheuiIallsin
Neuralgia Liver complaint, Papitaon OF the Heart Dys
pepsa etc. than any other medicine ever ana
hence it is the bcs, purifier Of the blood offered 10 the
public Read the certificate OF Mr. Brooks. and then send
to our Agent and get pamphlet containing just o.
strong. r, c,s,,,
90 AND SEE HIM AND YOU WILL SAY THE HALF
HAS NOT BEEN TOLD!
We the undersigned, having visited Mr. Isaac Brooks,
Jr al the Office of Messs Rowand d. Walton. $40 ar-
ket street. Pil consider his case the Ircs renfhio's
one we have ever witnessed or heard oi
His disease was Scrofula, and terrible must nave oesa
his twelve wears conflict with the destroyer His Palate,
the entire rocf of his mouth Nose Upper Lip and lower
i'd Of the right Eye have been destroyed his Face nearly
eaten up and part of the Jaw Bone carried away ANA
vet We can give no description OF his case.
Mr. B. informs that in January last. the whole interior
of his mouth we'll most of his face, "as mass oi
deep and painful ulcers.
IN m. l1th of January tasi he commenced taking DR..
Culen's Indian Vegetable Panacea which checked tho
disease in few days. ard from thai time tie cure has pro-
gressed without internlssion.
New flesh has supplied the place OF the deep ulcers ana
though badly disigured his lace is Sou'u AMI Ms genera"
health is restored. :,
We are assured that in The treatment of Mr.. Brooks
ease no Mercurias Omnents or Carstic applications
have been used,-in tact, lie fahacea alone hi' "fous
this wonderful change.
PHILIP S. WHITE, Esq, }. w. JONES, NJ: vi
Rev JOHN CHAMBERS, w. SrEELING, VI. u.
Rev. A. D. GILLETTE, l. L. > ROXY, W. ".
Rey. j. r. NICHOLAS, JACOB fRiNck; NJ "
Rev. WM URIE, :. Is. COLES, ~ u.
Rev. F. KINCAID, j. w AstMEAD, Esq.
Rev LEVI BRINK, T. SKEN SMITH, E>,l
Z. GuLLIoN, Esq. IL. A. GopgY, Esq.
And thousands of others equally respectable, whose
names might be added if necessary.
Residence west side OF Jefferson street, third door from
Schuykill running from Schuykill Sixth, between Lo
Gus. aud Spruce.
Wholesale and retail by RowAND & WALTON. Promie-
tors No II n SIKH street, Phila, JAMES r. MCkAIX
Camden, BoATwEIGHr & 3IoT, Columbia, T. VI. COHEN,
Cha rsStOn
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PILES.
DIR. CEllef,'s Indian Vegetable pl!s
ERnraaNdX

Ii Domestic PREPARATION which has been used with en-
tire success for many years Being nterna medicine
it has decided preference outward applications which
are but plaiives, and curaves This medicine ACTS
upon the diseased paris producing healthy action and
permanen. clre-whrh We warrant, refund the mu-y.
Wholesale and retail By Itowand d Walton, proprieors,
81 n Sixth street phia., James L, McKaiIl, Camdcn
Buatwrighi and Mot, Columbia p. NJ. Coen Char!csto
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DIR. CULLES's INDIAN yEGETA-
BEE REMEDY.
NO CURE NO PAY.

Read Physicians Opinions Of lis Virtues.
have prescribed the abovs Medicine in several cases
Primary Veneral Diseases and MrceudIry Lyphis ana
the effect has been stkingy bercia; much So rs 10
induce me TO continue is use in such with uuch sails
faction Il generally agreeable 10 the taste Of patients
JOHN A. ELkINTON. NJ. b.
No. l02 y. Fifth Street
Philadelphia. June II, la45.
Ihave prescribed Dr. Cullcn's Remedy in many
Of Gono,na and found il effect in very short
time 4. WAlLSON. II. D.
Corner Twelfth and Shippe1-sS.
Wholesale and retail by Rny.a,ad and Walton Iforic
tors No u n. SIKH street, pha., James K. Mckain,
Camden Boatwright ana Mot. CulUnba =. VI. Cohen,
Charleston,
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-ALSD-

4 stock OF choice Groceries, all Of which he
will sell as low do HEY can he had in the place,
aud to which he respectfully invites the attention
of purchasers. }. CllhRLESWORTH
Auril y, II II
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Cheering Intelligence!
WNf Commenced,

And the victory will be given to all who desire
to save money in the pure hase of Boots Shoes,
Hats and Bonnets, by calling at the
OLD ESTABLISHED STORE,
Opposite the Bank of Camden, and one door north
of NJ, Drucker & Co.. where Ihaye now oDened
t991 PACKAGES
Embracing every style and fashion, for the Fall
trade. The stock has been laid in at the lowest
CASH prices, and manufactured particularly to or
der, and am determined sell to those buying for
cash, at least 10 per cent less than are asked for
the same kind at the credit stores.
REMEMBER,
No profits put on for bad debts, which must neces.
sarily occurwith them. ~
Havng been many years engaged in the Shoe
trade, the public may rest assured that no pains
shall be spared to keep up such an assortment and
at such prices will conduce to the interest of all
to step in and Judge for themselves before purcha-
sing, as goods will be freely shown, whether sales
are made or not.
500 pairs mems goat, calf kip and seal Boots. at
$500 to S7.00
800 pairs mems goat calf, kip and seal Boo,es, at
Sl.00t $500
1900 pair mems stout calf; goat, kip and seal do
75c. to $3.50
1000 pairs women's various kinds leather Boots
and Buskins a: SOC. Sl.25
800 pairs w6men's various kinds morocco Ties
and Buskins, at 37c to $E00
10 pairs ladies' black and coored Cater Boots,
al sl.00 to Sl.7J
100 pairs ladies' black and ctlored half Cater
Boots, at &c. 9l00
800 pairs ladies' best Philadelphia kid Ties and
walking at Sl00 10 Sl.50
I'M irs childrou,s lnaiher and p,oroc,o Doo,,
at lSc. 10 75c.
Boys and misses Boots and Shoes, great varis-
re;y; at SOC. to Sl.5U
$500 pairs Negro black and russell Brogans, at SOC
TO SLIP
1000 pairs southern make Stitchdowns, which will
be fitted to measures at small advance.
Eats and Caps.
Extra fashionable Nutria Moeskin and Satin
Beaver, with all the various kinds of drab and blk
broad and narrow brns, Platina, Buena Vista, An
goa, and 10 dozen mems and boys Wool, either
by the dozen or at retail:
EomMets.
Lcghorn, Tuscan, Open Work, Medina, Willow
DC. for ladies' and misses, trimmed and untrimmed
Sole and Upper Leather, Calf and Lining
Skins, Trunks, Carpet Bags and Shoe
Kaker's Tools. of oil kinds,
always on hand. ~
To say that sell erclusirely southern manufac-
turcd Shoes, made by southern worknen, of south
ern Leather, do not pretend, but arm ready at
all times, TO get up any description to order, as low
as they can be bad at any other shop.
WANTED-Six or eight good workmen.
nn
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August %
Notice..

The subscriber is receiving large addition to
bis stock of Groceries, consisting of all the leading
articles. Country people will find it to their inter-
est to call. There is also fine assortment at his
store up town, third door above NJ Quicker T Co
He has also received direct from Florida, 1O,oOo
best Cuba filled Segars, they are an excellent arti-
Gle, and will be sold.nuch lower than ever known
in this market or elsewhere, say from - to So pr.
thousand. Ii. HOLLEiMAN.
Camden, l2th June, # "a
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'.TN,.1tC 2,
Aprr.7O,'s FerrV.
To Rent OF Sell,
DeKalb Facofy,

DeKalb Facory,
81 and 33 inch Cotton Osnsburgs,
I.43G Osnaburgs, made expressly to
order for Gotten Picking Sheets:
SPUN YARN, Ci all numbers, and warrant
cd Of excellent qualify.
For sale wholesale and retail oy
w. ANDERSON 3 CO.
zeplember 5 80
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A CARD.
REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS.

kstynOEUS N 9sTy liVIus'
[ have this day associated WM. l.. REYNOLDS
with De in the practice OF Dentistry.
Mr. Reynolds has been my pupil for the past
four wears, and commend him with confidence to
the community.
The business will be conducted as formerly at
nv office on Main street, under the above name
and style. ~
August % "a II
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Victims Of Dyspepsia!
EOOEa LIERE!!
DIR. ALIENS COMPOUND.

This Medicine is offered TO the public generally
from full conviction thatit is superior to any other
now in use, for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com
pIaint, Nervous Debility, Bodily Weakness, &c.
Prepared Only by the i'roprielors, q. w: AL
LEN, ". D, PiGiadclpEia and J. A. u w. L.
LEVELAND, No. POI Niny Street, Charleston
So. Ca.
j." None Genuine unless signed by DR.. U: w.
ALLEN, and councrsgicd by J. A. Il w. l."
CLEVELAND. The h"iilcs having the words
ALIENS DysrErrIc MEnIcINE, ph.Ia," blown
on The glass
Sole Agent for Camden,
z. J. DELAY,
Nearly Opposite Mrsonic Hall.
Sept ) 81 ly
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E.E.g,sT POWDERS.

These rowDERs are an entire substitute Tor
YEAST in all culinary purposes, having been mn
proved by recent hemica Discovery, by winch
they are rendered perfectly harmless to the Dys-
peptc as well a. the Epicurc, and are essentially
necessary in promoting a healthy digestion
For sale at II. J. DELAYS,
Nearly Opposite Masonic Hail.
Sent ; 3J II
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In Drdinary-Lancaster Dist.

In Drtlinary-Lancaster Dist.
Hiram Joyncr and others, Applicants, VS.. William
'Joyncr and others, Defendants. ts.-Real Estate Of
Frederick Joyner, deceased
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Wesley
Barrett Ioyner D. Barrett, Emily .Au en- and hus-
band Hall Autor, JAS. P. Hendrick and wife Sarah
c., Evan Deas and wife Sarah. George Jogner,
Middleton Joyre-, Jonathan Wallace, Green Wal
lace, Thomas Mertett and wife. Polly, John Hilton
and wife Ruth, Katy SCmry and husband, Nancy
Spence, William Hyde and wiio Sarah, Wm Jas
Joyner, Elizabeth Turner, Rhoda Summoryll!e'
Defendants, in above case, reside without the limits
Of this State. It is ordered that each and all Of
said Defendants do appear and object to the sale
or division Of the Real Estate OF Frederick Joyner
(decoasctD on or before 10Th day OF December,
1910, or their consent to the same will be entered
Oh record.
JAS. II. lVrTHERSpOON, O. L. D.
Ordinary's Office, Lancaster "a Am
Dist. Sept. 10Th, lSI9
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Sugars.
a fresh supply of Crushed, Clarified and Pow
dered. Sugar
For sale by THOMAS BONNELL co.
June 23 # 20
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For Sale.
t.aSa, fOr Bark,
Rocks, SC.

NIcliral Md Religious and Miscellaneous Books, and
STATIONARY of ia. variety, for sale By
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
huril Ilh, 1919 IL
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Sperm and Solar Oil which he offers for sale Oh
The most reasonable terms for CASH or punctual
customers. u. J. DELAY.
NeGriy Opposite Masonic Hall
April Ith, 1919. II IA
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II. w. EONNEY

VIII continue to act as Agent forpcrsons trans
actinr business in either of the Banks in Camden
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G.. WIZ z e ,

Importer and Wholesale Dealer in English, French,
German and Domestic Fancy Goods, lLosrry, Gloves
Buttons and all kinds of Trimmings Combs: Brushes
yions Fans. S;epeudcrs, Pins, Needles Jcw"y rcri
nrrv TOYS, Marbles Slai.s Pencils. Steel Pens. &c.-
No. PCS Ks.siret Opposite Victoria House, Charleston
5. G. Sept II 81
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flew and Elegant Perfumery,

The subscriber has Just received and olened
new and choice selection Of Periumery, Soaps,
Cosmetics, &c, consisting in part, Of
Luhin's E1r fanny Lind lSa:.y's Ext Comte d'Ofs2y
Jockey Club i.de'S licyusmia
g MiguiornIis MAIDS Eau luslral
Pa,chnly - Nymph Soap
Trryicnc q" Shaving C:can
HuIne tie Caroline RGusI= "
E>senr- B0;uet t.EcrIan's
Lows Windsor Stap Transparent Wash Balls
S!r,vi,,r Tablet Orris Tooth Paste
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Syicks and Glasses.

The subscriber has just received and opened a
large and select assortment Of Solar, Camphine
and other Lamp WickS, Glasses, &c.
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Fresh Fall and Winter Goods.

The subscribers are now receiving complete assort
ment of GOODS, which have been purchased at the
Nor with great and which offered for sale
their usual accommodating terms. They comprise in par
a. follows.
Blankets Negro Kcrseys and Plains
Supcrine French black Cloth
Invisible green do
Blue and brown do
Superfne colored Fancy Cassimercs
French black Doe-skin do
Fashionable Fancy FestiIgs ..
White. rcd and yellow Fannels, assorted
Sattinets; all wool Plains
Super. and medium slk-warp black Alpacca.
Black Bombazncs, assorted
Super black and coored French Mernos
do Fancy Toile de Paris for Ladies' wear
Pladed and striped Alpaccas
-ALso-
Black Gro de Rhine Silks; elegant fig d chameleon Silks
Elegant plain chameleon Silks
Embroidered Muslin Dresses; Elegant French Cashmcres
Magnificent Lacc CaDes; Infants Robes and Bodies
French worked Collars and Capes
Muslin lnserngs and Edgings Muslin Dresses
Linen camhric ll'dkls.; Kid and silk Gloves
Neck and Belt Ribbons; French and English Ginghams
Sewing silk Fringe for lanlias
English and American Calc0es
Beached and unbcachcd HOmespuns of every description
Super Longclotl; Apron Checks; Bed Ticks
Mexican Piais Plaid and striped Ilouespuns
Furniture Di;ny and Furniture Fringe
DalnasI Diapers; Table Cloths
Brdeye and Scotch Diapers; Calicoes Of every quality
CIARPETINGS.
New patterns Three Ply Carpetings
do super DO
90 Fsuetan do
do Dnggets do
Elegant and assoried worstcd and Tufted Rugs
With variety Of Ctl:er articles.
Sept. n. LEVY & son.
Ready Made Clothing.
Just received, we'll selected stock Of Ready
made Clothing, such as,
Super. cloth Coats; super. C"ercoats
DO Shad Overcoats: RouAd skirt Goats
do Drab and Beaver Cvercoals
Black and fancy colored Pants
do Satin and Valencia Vests
Colored Merro Vests
Short and Long Flushing Coats
Blanket Coats, sc.
sept. IL. Fl. LEVY u SON.
Hardware and ElaCksmith's Tools.
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Hardware and Blacksmith's Tools.
A complete assortment always OIL hand, by
sept. II. II. LEVY u son.
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this wonderful change.
PHILIP S. WHITE, Esq,
Rev. JOHN CHAMBERS,
Rev. 4. d. GILLETTE,
Rev. ]. X. NICHOLAS,
Rev. WIN. UR!E,
Rev. f. kINCAID,
Rev LEVI BRINK,
Z. GuLLIoN, Esq.
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J. r. McKhIN, Agent for Camden.
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u. w. JoSEs, VI. Di
IW. SrEELING, VI. d.
1T. =. S. RoHY, VI. ID.
lJAcoB FRIScK. NJ. ID.
is. B. Coles, NJ. d.
J. w. AsuMEAD. Esq.
P. SKIN SMITH, E>q.
Il. A. GopgY, Esq.
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Cheney Il Cos Boston, oRcOrd,Slan'
stead and NIOnIrcaI ENprcsS.

tH1IlESUDsCRlDEDSea nlinne undef il.eii
p i former arrangement made with the dirtc.
tors srthc CONCORD Railroad, 10 forward goods
"a aId from Boston daily, with each passenger
train
rackagca win be- received aud forwarded
from Boston TO all parts ofN. II aad Vermont
aud Canada.
Letters are not taken on any terms.
Office. az the now "lisil Road Exchange,
BOSTON, at THE RAILROAD DEPOT,
CONCORD, at tho Depot, Lebanon, y H.,
J W lIuwcs, Montpelier, VI, Peck y Cos,
Burlington, VI, 4. g.. Buffers Line Store,
Derby Lime, aud q, Charles Seymour, Mon.
trcal
The Express Train leave, Boston Tor Mon.
trcal rnri, Monday az - o'clock y NJ ptssiug
ttrUugt NcWbuy, 81 johushury aud ihr ia
trrmrdiatc towns 60 Staustoad.
n Is TIE subscribers are alone RESPONSE.
Die torJhc loss or injury Of amy articles OF
4FapgEtY a.-.-t. 4t...! s4.tl iha.t
care. nor j. auy. risl. n--n iacL b., The Concord,
Nashua Or Lowell Railroad Companies .'-'-'-'-',
b 2. CHENEY Railroad Exchange, Boston
NNTH |. WHITE, Depot, Concord, n. II.
WIN. WALKER, in Lebanon, y II.
Jan >. lSt7. 5l1tf
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STATE or VERMONT,

CALEDONIA DISTRICT NO.
Alta Probate Court, holden at Probate Onicc
IN Duyllr within aud tor pid District on
thc / ith day OF November l-ip. Present,
the Hon. Theron Howard, Judge,
A y Instrument, purpurtng 90 be- ihr last
" win and Testament Of David Stuwclh
late Of 81 JohusbuD ~ s1id District, dcccas-
ed, being presented 20 the Court here by Lc-
ed, for Probate II 10 ordered by said Court
Tint uii persons concerned therein, be notified
70 appear 40 "a session of said Court 90 lc hul.
den at she Probate Office, 90 Dluylllc, ON The
81 day Of December, l-l9, and shcw cause, a.
any they may have, against the Probate r-alid
VIII lof which purpose, 1t ~ further ordered,
thata ropy Of the record Of ths order be PUB
lishcd three weeks succeasiycly, IN the t1lr.
DOMAIN, q gewap4peG pIialed al 81 1lAuaAusy
previous 10 6nid time appointed Tor hcnflng.
a true copy Of record, I6I4.1i
Attest, @. \ lBuRBANK, Rcrutcf.
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Tavern for sale 4! f!

TENilE House ia Bntlon Village, extensively
D known ha tho old Stage Tavern, situated
at thr south end of the Village, DO offered for
sale ~ the most reasonable terms,
It's laIIc house with ample aecommodn-
tons % do a Gfai rate business, situated on
what's aud ever must be- the great thorough
fare from Lyndon 90 StaHslrad. Nothing can
be wanting but an energetic man 20 place %
AMONG the brat pltrunl4ed Hotels in thia soc.
ton Of country,
Any ono dcsroua Of engaging ln thc bust
~ i,,,a H....1 elsges ~ 80 s--t4@s's
the property must be- disposed of, aud viii be-
sold at q bargain,
Please enquire of G. Holman on tho prem.
isca, Or Of David Church
Barton, Nov q, l-ip, bilwG
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Cure fer Headacho and Nervous Hritabdny
The following letter from the distinguished
Edward T. Phelps, Nj. D., Professor Thcra.
peutcs and Materia Mcdica in Dartmouth
College, is worthy of careful reading
Mrssrs T. Brinlcy n Co You ask me Ia
give my opinion of the Fluid Extract Of Vale.
Ran, which you prepare, Were it secret
not reply. But from the honorable ground
which you have taken in this matter, and
knowing utBo the labor you have bestowed mp.
on this preparation, am willing TO give pub
-i+-ity optururr ut the preparation refer.
red to- Ever since our knowledge of organic
chemistry has been 80 much increased, We
we have found out that many very excellent
remedies are in the natural state SO combined
and associated with other principles as TO rem,
slcr them in a great degree useless to Us. This
was remarkably the case with the Nalerinn
We could not use IL as often as we wished be.
cause of the great bulk both of powder and in
fusion which was necessary 90 throw into the
stomach in order to get full effect Nausea
and even vomiting resulted from the large
doses, This compelled us to abandon It's use.
Che mistry showeH us that the active principle
IL n peculiar acid (thc YulcLinnic acid) whish
exists only in small quantity in the root. In
your method of preparation this active princi
pie is DETACHED ftom the nauseating constitu.
cnts of the root, and obtained in solution. We
-Tuuvtf1gr fuuk upon your Fluid Extract of Val.
-rrian us solution of Nuleriauic Acid The
action Of this article upon the nervous system
az most happy in all cases where the sum total
of nervous energy is below the healthy stan
dard, and IT hence becomes n most important
remedy. We owe you and others many thanks
for puttingso valuable aremedy ns the Vale
rian into convenient shape for use
Yours Respectfully,
EDWARD f.. PHELPS, I'D.
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THE g A LIE ID d N A n +.
NJ C.lHTIONAXTRA

A MAS by the name of Guar, has eugaEra
AWiUl young manoflho namfot , F.town'
end, Hud uECH hiE name w pat uph bAls AF''"'
Ia, which TREY gall Dr. Townsend f1ra'PN'
rlln, dennminalnR II GrHuiHs original ri' -
Tins Townsend lspo Doctor, and never WAs'
but Wds fnrWofly worker ou pilfpldti WI
als, aud the likc. Yet hu assumes che uIe 81
Dr. foe the purpose Of g1mlnR credit iof Nn.'
be- 10 not THIS 10 a. caution the public not l'
be- deceived, and purchase Mons bot She 1t7'
usE OHGisAI OlB Do Jacob Iownsrud b
Safsapanlln, having on it tho Oh Doctor .
IkeBsss, bic family GOAT Of arms and DE slE
nature across tlir coat on arma
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BLrrpiSd AZ THE NosE,--Dr, Samuel u,
smith, Of Tompkinsyillc. Slnton Island, New
Yorb, communicated to the Boston Medical
Jourtnl method Of stopping bleeding Mt the
uose, which he learned Of an old shipmnsIrr.
iIls process was 20 roll up Q piece Of paper
aud place IL under the upper lip, Dc SMITH
stopped bleeding which had continued four
days, 10y tying u knot in bandage aud aP-
plying Il on tho upper Lip and tying Ito han
,lago round tho hond. The rationale of this
IrCulmcut ia, TINT pressure NJ the point mem
toned congresses the artery furnishing The
blood.
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TIL, !, only ors y more tar four thoussul es's'' Of
Rhsuus,w that ~ TouuseuIs sstssrufiIla hs' ruts'
Toe severe sod rhtUuir gatet Wre=i raditsteh
~ iu eKtsufIlUhfN ,utusf.
lame. Catau,iuFs 10 cue NJ ths assistants iu ne
Iuutuc Asytnm Wsrk.sIls hlaud, - uis Fsuusuau
spoken Of en- Nis foiIo'ttE letter
Hs.k~sI.. tslsuI Sept n lstT
DE- 1ou usrrd bear Sir. l. have tu0rfgt isuNY
fu Nsstt eih tus Nlfumausua suusarfabI' ul tho
li4is le,,sl.t ,.~, ak i-id tHr most do
tTs.stur puius pud IN, iih. ,sfttli vvrl.eh
haze usrd four bottle, 90 ,uur Sstsapaa sud The, have
ious hsu Thousand dollars softH uf Flud hh
mur better indeed ail rrufel, relieved luu 80
Al utstty 20 u,~ ths of the tepsft ~ tho afflicted
luan fsApseihIy JANIS -DtAhiNGs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01
De. RELEYAr MD OrrosrRs.--A ronl

DR. BELKNAP ASD OrPosERs.--A rough
Countrymnu asked DR.. Bclknnp, one day, #
lac realty believed tNarc WINS such man NJ
Job. The DIR. took the Bible, aud made him
rcnd.
"Thero WINS q mnn in the land Of u whose
rnmr WINS Job"
.sYou see thu Bible vays SUI
$50 IL does draw led out the man; land
don't know anything TO the contrary"
Neither do t." said DR.. Belknap, and thus
ended the inquiry.
In u mixed company, hearing person
speak in very free manDer against the
Christian religion, nskod,
"llnvo you found one TINT is better" And
the reply being in the negative. lac added,
"Wheu you do, let ne know, and wilI
Join you in adopting iL'-Lge Of mr. bd-
hndp.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-01
Derby Academy

r5'IlE Winter Tarrr 1T this institution VII
commence on "wednesday uir H7lA ihHt
and viii continue elegeH weeks.
AUSTIN kORCROS6, Principal.
Derby. Ni Nov y, lsil blsW3