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lThE Box rnAT SMoKss-Whas shall we
say Of the boy that smokesf Shall we pro-
nounce any Judgment upon him? Shall we
saw thai he Is acquiring an evil Rbit that he is
becoming slave TO o master, who. BY and by,
will be very cruel TO him; that he is on the high
road to rowdyism; that he i begnning TO Be
proaiaaie with his inonay, .&c2 o. that this
were the worst What say the Druggists, who
know the stimulating effects Of tobacco? One
and al, that il often proves the first step to
drunkenness No young man, who uses tobac-
co, in any shape whsteyer, Is or can be safe q
fie is apt to be thirsty, and water never s,ishes
Tobacco smoking feeds the love Of strong drinks
IN two ways-firs,, by creating morbid thirst
and second, by impairing the appetite for food
and Indirectly encouraging him who uses i to
seex ~. $40. -,sanQth which nod siqssia s'-s
him. in the use OF extra stimuius- ret che fTield'
Of temperance men above all tht
rest-bewarc Of tobacco in every form. TAX,
care, then, temperance boyt, how you get ,ha
| flihy thing, cigar, in your mouths. Abho
and detest il, for Il is poison and death,
- 49,, I, al 4 .rr.. HeIi-Spring
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

Tar OLDEST ISuApiTANT-0ne Of the
agents Of tho American Bible Society, IA liar-
Ian Co, Kentucky, IN travelling around, recent
" came across an old man named George Buck
hart, whose singular dwelling and hahts excited
more than usual interest. The Bible Record
thus speaks Of him
sGcorgc Bnckhast, living ia Harlan County,
Ky, & one & the most Extraordinary men Of
the age, aud perhaps i the Oldest man now,
known 10 be living. lie Is one hundred and
to,irieea years old; was born in Germantown,
Pennsylvania, and has lived for several years in
hollow sycamore tree Of such large diu,ensions
rs 10 contain his family, consisting Of a wife and
fi,e or six children, bed and bedding, cooking
utensils, 81. The exploring agent Of the Amer
lean Bible Society, in his travels in Kentucky,
recently found him, and alsosaw seyera.respect-
able gentlemen who had spent one or more
nights with him in this singular home. He pro
fesses 10 hold the Lutheran faith, being Of Ger.
man family, and received the Bible with pscu-
liar manifestations Of gratitude. What a long
train of events has marked this century through
which he has drawn the thread Of existence u
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

TINS .CuoLsRAs--The City Marshal reports
that there have been but twelve fatal casos Of
cholera In Boston, and most Of those could be
traced to somc imprudence in eating or drink
lug. rv1fa na5V,g .1r0,l
Deacon Gardiner Smith Of Hancock, Mass,
died of cholera 4 few days qjncc. lie had just
before returned from yisitto Albany. nj ,
] A colored woman diesl al New Haven, o. chol-
era, ON Monday. Another was very low with Il.
There were 243 cases and 10 deaths in New
York last week. The week before there we're
2I2 cases and 10 deaths. On Sunday, the new
cases were Ss and the deaths 81; on Monday,
cases AZ, deaths rs on Tuesday, cases 20,
deaths SO. business Of some kinds is almost
ruined. t.5te,t
Some half dozen cases Of cholcrs day arc
reported in BROOKLYN. MA .~
A. Buffalo, 23d, Q cases and 2 deaths. osi
Al Rochester, goth, n debascd prostitute who
had passed the two previous days in drunken
dcbaueh, died Of cholera ater few hours illness
The cholera is increasing in Philadelphia =
On Monday, there were 20 new cases aud !
deaths; on Tuesday, 81 eases and 10 deaths
Baltimore still continuesffoe from the disease
In Richmond, thcrc have been 81 deaths II
all, from cholera. On Saturday, 8 new case
and 2dcAths &c Ct sd rV.lfy
Cincinnati and ST. Louis suffer elanningl,
| from cholera. During the two days from Satur
day noon to Monday noon, there were IT,
deaths in Cincinnati, and csc in ST. Louis. !.
| A number Of young men on Saturday, 10th
we're engaged IN a social "sit down on Noun
Adams, near Cincinnati, drinking native win
and singing songs. The party consisted Of -four
and on wednesday morning they were attack
ed with the cholera, aud numbered among tb
| dead. 49,
! Throughout the entire West and South Yves
the disease is spreading with fearful sirulenc
| and rapidity. .,' i-.,,.. IN
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FoRgIox IrRns~-D Douglass. JsFroli, author
Of tho 4 Candlc Lectures and other celebrated Z
works, has sold his Weekly Newspapers Of
the most pungent journals Of the a9e-7and y TO
,ako charge again Of the London Punch, which
from the absence Of his pen had been rapidly
running down OF late. Twenty years ago Mr.
Jcirold was poor printers boy lie Is now,
BY the force Of his talents, his industry and per-
severance, in the very front rank OF European
editors. Another example for young men.
According to the population, the United States
crculates at least six papers to Great Britain's
one London with about 100000 of people,
has a less number of daily papers than Boston,,
with 10000. Liverpool, with $4,000 people,
about the size Of New York, cannot support
single daily paper, and only 4 se.ni-weekly.
All the rest--some or S--aro weekly.
Ragged churches as we'll as ragged schools are
opening in some English and Scotch cities. Tho
vagrans juvenile population are cleaned and fed,
and then taught the elements Of education aud
religious aud moral duties.
! Amotion TO bring in bill to repeal the death
penalty was recently voted down in tho British
House Of Commons, by only ~ majority. =
A respectable farmer OF Sussex snow imprls.
oued in lcwes Jail, clothed In feions dress, aud
lat hard labor because he is unable 10 pay bis
hop duty TO Government
1 Alady of large landed property in ireland has
been actually imprisoned for the taxes due on
iher estate She has neither tenants nor money.
4 Starvation Is rapidly increasing in the West
ern and Southern counties u ireland. Pesii-
lence and death reign. What isstill worse, hum
dreds Of these poor creatur . are daily elected
from their homes by barbzrous landlords. They
y then take to the ditch, siarvc and die .r
I The manufacturers Of Sedan (France) pro-
pose 10 establish economical kitchens, where the
poorer classes may buy their food ut cheap rate.
The ministers Of the " Reformed Church" in
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PExALTy or IiowDxIsM.-- We learn from
the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, thai alud 10
Of the notorious gang Of sSchuylkill Rangers"
Wa sho. on Friday evening, by Captain Barger,
Of the canal boat Charles w. Bacon, ON board
Of which vessel the changers" were Committing
some Of the riotous excuses so conhmonto the
sevefll gangs of villains that ifest Philadel-
pbisas II is thought that the boy will not recov-
er; although he may iinger for several days..
Captain Barger was taken before the Mayor and
discharged. fi'f. i-.a ~ oaa ~ eH
A gang of loafers attacked drinking-houss
at Elm Tree Garden. j .ouissiIle. on The 17th.--
The proprietors fired with pistols, killing one o
| their assaiants named Black, and wounding tw'
others. {, ittf I'd IA tri.ie a. ylfai aai.I IA
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iAi uAlr.mrAprn ESCAPE ~ RrALrrr.-

itAHAis.BnEApru ESCAPE IN REALITY.
Oh SATURDAY afternoon, 18th inst, on the Fitch
burgh Railroad, young man was standing on
the platform of car which was on the turnout,
waiting for down train TO pass As il APP
preached, he was accidentally pushed from the
platform, and fell near the track bic foot, how
ever, caught in, hc steps q the car and held him
with his feet in the air Until the train had pass
ed. lie was then extrcated from his Disagree
able position, and i was discovered TINT his head
had been 20 near The track that Us hair had
been cut close c6'bg The pLesis ef de pp@;lgf rein
90. Basioh Hsraid.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

AREMAnKABLE CAvrSo 1s.--Tbc Portland
Advertiser gives an account Of a singular pho
nomenon, which took place few days ago, near
Stroudwa,cr, in Maine, by which about % aer,s
Of pasture pnd woodland sunk upwards Of p
feet Siding in its descent into the bed Of the ri'-
er aud changing its course. The land appear
broken on the surface, as II with pillow. Some
of The trees are torn up, others stand erect as
before, The cause Of Ills matter OF conjee-
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Conanlissioners, Notice.

yLTE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w the Probate Court fer the Dslrict OF MARI
boro, Commissioners 70 receive examine and adjust
Al. claims and demands Of all persons AGAINST the
estate of AsAPU sTOCKWELLs Ir.,
late of Brattleboro, in said district deceased and
also ali claims and demands exhibited ~ onset
thereto and six months being allowed from the sh
heTeby give notice that We will attend to the duties
of our said appointment pt the lnn Of II. GoopE,
wouan IN said district on the last Saturdays Of
July and October, from 2 20 5 o'clock p NJ. on each
ALoNzo, f9 s}NToN cO@m'rs,
| prattiehoyo June 2eth, iSt9. 49, f.A ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

MkIAscHouY FArAtirr.-LA family fesid-
ing In the northern part Of this city by the name
Of Kelly, lost three of its members during sun-
day and Monday, 10th and nth. A Young child
died Sunday night; one little older early Mon.
day morning; aud the father during Monday az
ternoon. We hear that, besides being unclean.
ly in their persons, they had eaten largely Of
fresh fish during Sunday. While the husband
was in the agonies Of death, the mother was in
toxicated from having drank excessively Of bran
dy procured to battle her husbands limbs
albany Ercning Journal
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

A CUT-THhoAT M ENnRyo~7-Ihe teacher
of the 9Th ward school in Piitsburg, Pa, chas-
t;sed a lad by the name Of Fries A brother,
about eight years Of age, interfered. He drew
knife upon the teacher, aud inflicted several
severe wounds, 50 that the teacher is thought to
be in a dangerous situation ..., Xxx =.
These are pretty times, truly, How long will
It be before nursing mothers will DO obliged to
search their babes for revolyers, concealed bowie
knives, and tho like, before they take the little
creatures to their bosoms ?-Chicd1o Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

= BsAurrPuI SENTIMENT The late eninsnnt
Judge Sir Allen Park once said al a pnohe
meeting in London; -,
.Wo live in the midst OF blessings NJ we are
,,itcrIv i,sensible 81 their greatness and the
source from which they how. We speak Of our
civilization, our arts, our freedom, our laws and
forget entirely how large share Is due 10 Chris
sotianity. Blot Christianity out Of mans history,
md what would bis laws have been, what his CT
9 yiIizaiion2 Christianity Is mixed up with our
very being and our Very life; there Is not a f.
miliar object around vs. which docs not wear :
different aspect because the. light of Christian
y love Is upon IL NOT a law which doe. not ow'
T its truth and gentleness 10 Christianity MOI
beautiful parts to the Gospel" eai3etA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

sS A Chinese widow being found tanning
Inc tomb Of her deceased husband, and being
asked the cause OF so singular mode Of show
Ing her grief accounted for it by saying, that he
had mada her promise not 10 marry again while
the mcrtar Of the tomb remained damp, and, as
il dried very slowly, she saw no great harm, ~
aiding Ike operation =
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Or Gen. Smiths wife and family have come
home from California. because of the utter inn
possibility of living there with any comfort. No
assistants can be had to perform my work, and
therc is nothing like society and coptort, accord
ing to our civilized notions. When the ladies
rode ont. il was lirl.anny wagons drawn BY ten
or twelve mules and everything was on simi'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

A BosroS NorIoS They have a way in
Boston Of showing Up rogues, that i not 80 very
pleasant TO that class Of characters. When the
Police light on one who has become notorious
for his propensity to relieve pockets and such
lie. they bring him before the whole posse, that
assemblies daily, aud turn him round and round
10 examine him, that each officer may rccolecs
him IL he should happen to see him aeains' lhi'
sort Of introduction to Police officers has already
had the effect to give several adroit piekpoeketi
and burglars mn exceeding dislike TO che cas-
winds Of Boston, and they have forthwith taken
the boats and cars, X, ~, ". 's..,',s NJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

= Ear Tho Mail from California, which reached
New York on Thursday morning Of last week,
By the Crescent City, amounted TO about 200
letters, nearly one1third OF which were for that
city, and very many Of them contained gold
dust or scales, sent, probably, as specimens o.
tbe genuine lucrc-thel hope Of getting which
has nearly set the eirii5Sd vorld'craz Many
III lie lcsters weighed from 9 70 u ounces. I. I.
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n SIM HIN 70 CoNGRIss.- A coFTcspondent
az The ST. Louis keyeille speaks Of man who
would make first rate candidate Tor congress.
He runs well, andA khoNs how TO ehdrge musd q;
1.-TWO important qualifications. Here Is 'he ue'
s.Talk about mean men Why, there Is that
Bin Thompson, he's the meanest man ever
/. heard on. Bin was constable Why, don't
| you think, he had an execution against me- foI
a little matter Of groceries, and he same out ane
lleveied on my old vomans ducks, and he want
ed me to drive seni upifor him. told him e
catch EN- himself and be Chased 'em round|an'
round the house. aud every time he'd Catch
duck, he'd sit down and wiring It's head OF, sn'
'"s''s'f 'f1fTs'rh iisofq' 7oi. III d. hhta "a
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TO MANUFACTURER.
oilI-ll LEATHER RANDs. ~

TIME sahseriber u Agent for. sale Of KEGS {
L Horrs, ATENT RfyETED 4 STRETCH.
ED BANDS,
\ These Bands are made under the Proprieims i'm,
mediate inspection, Of the best 81 Oak Leather, and
none but the solid part used, and stretched ~ 4
machine OF unlimited power, made ex ,fcssl fol
the purpose, and 70 be found nowhere else.
Bands OF any width or length can be fur
nlshed at the Agency IN srnrSe SIEI.D, Mas. ~
$500 !. q, a, HULL
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oi er The Louisiana State Hcuse, in Now Or
leans, has been surrounded with q lake Of water
during the recent inundation. The Governor,
Secretary, aud other officers, were compelled to
work their way TO tho buiding on rats, horse
srouphs, and chicken-coops. His Excellency
came near being dueked. g aga9i-ii ~ ~ 2
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Notice.

= Arrangements have been made for q COMMON
SCHOOL CELEBRATIONS wfNDHAM on
the coming 4ih OF July, aud .Superiniendenis
Teachers and their schools, and all friends Of Com
mon School Education are particularly invited 70
attend and participate In the exercises.
Hy order of'Me COMMITTEE Of Arrangements,
sFffN Va rfst Wan, A. CHAPLIN, Chairman.
MARLBORO. June 20, Ia4a.
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MISSIONARY TO TmE FAR wEsr.r-Rey >.
iP, Parsons, who for several years has labored
with great success in Northern Illinois and West
Ecrn Wisconsin, has been appointed by the Anne
s;can Baptist Home Mission Society, mission
ary al 81. Pauhs, IN Minnesota Territory.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

.saTeAcHKRs ron rnE Fan WKsr-fhe St
Spaul,s (hIinesota) Chronicle statcs that Ex.Go
ssfade arrived there on the goth May, with two
Young ladies', cent out BY The Board of National
Popular Education, to commenfeia school OF
schools IN that TerriioEy..a ad VI bsis 7li
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

CLkAsisG OF NEw YoRK.--An idea may be
formed Of the amount OF labor done in keeping
the streets Of New York clean, from the fact
that over 10000 horse cart loads Of stree
manure and dirt were removed from ono ward
during the month Of April
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

-, Missionary TO GAIaF oRSfA.- Edward p.
Bond. Of the Cambridge Divinity School, is about
TO sail for San Francisco, with the intention o.
iahoring there as missionary under me ulrec-
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PaopUcrs or 4 sAnpAIH SCHOOL, The
town Of Lynchburg had the frat Sabbath School
! IN Virginia, in. i6. Two United States Sen
,rtor.. lion. William Allen Of Ohio, and Hon
Isaac +. Walker OF Wisconsin, were member
3 Of that School, mericaa Messenger. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

ANOTHER LUCKY EDlTon.--f,S s. Kew, one
Of the editors Of The Rochester Democrat, has re-
tsiyed remittance Of or $4,000 from a rcla-
<iye in California. Wy
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fKIEr IN rnki CotSTRy.-G Governor Briggs
o of Massachusetts,, mud Mr. Calhoun, Secretary q
that State, give u As their opinion, after much
Of he young men Who cnigrate from the eoun-
ny 10 the city, fail Of success end aiaree por-
lion Of them ignominipulsy, -aifss.4 ~ Z
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

FCEoISovs-.r,es Is>,.os Ia nid lady in Al
bany who Is sick with the small pox, dares not
send her respects to a friend, for fear they may
contain the contagion.
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A CALF IN SnnEP's cLoIniso. William
Carter, Of Cambridge, Mass, has q calf about
fonr weeks old, whose skin Is covered with wool
enee between Is hide and that q sheep.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-06-29

Drawn from Patent Stone foliatnss. with Pine
apple, Strawberry, Raspberry, 0rgeat, Ginger Lem
on and Sarsaparla Syrups 4 .-...s.. -.
Hellas secured, at efratexpcnse,f fom Heg FORK,
a Pastry BAKnR, who Is unequnled IN shat
branch by any this sidelof New York or boston, IN
Tic manufacture Of Ice Creams, Water lees, Sher-
bet, jams, Jeilies, Charlotte de Russ Whip Creams,
and every article wanted for summer luxnries
~ Orders for Balls, Parties, Pie-nies, &C. N
the above lne llcd at short notice and on reason
able terms and warranted TO give satisfaction
~ ALso--constantly on hand superior assortment
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IHATBER STORE.

nAk AMI Hemlock Sole Wax, Upper and Kip
" american, and the best Of French CalE Kid.
Itoans and colored Innings. ~ 1sNt fNtIl
i1n ALSO - Connecticut Oak TANNED
INurness Leufher. and Russell Bride, with
other articles In The ra,c are kept constantly on
hand, and sold at Boston prices BY the subscriber.
Ilefth lsti u q. A. HULL,
e5iho43 fifi Spinqfsld. Moss,
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r,R aENEaAL DEnILrrv AND

Itis most excellent restorative. giving 2 healthy
ton, 20 both the stomach and bowels, aud prevents
footi FROM pressing or distressing the stomach
n ne p.blc may assured that IL contains neither
Opt mineral substances or anything that Il in the
lea injurious TO the constitution.
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73ieo.

In GuilforJ, june 20, MrJohn T. Bruce, aged IS
= IN Dummerston, May %, Mr. John S. Gates, 30,
In Westminster, June rs, Mr. Eliiraim spencef
aged Isl. -. 4,
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M FRS Il. KIDDER,
al 100 Court ST. tB0stoyS.

and Apou ienaries supplied formerly in large small
gaantrles and iot sais BY al ae d., appointed
thronslioa Il tho world. u -if 1l-'t f7l- ~ ?
Sold by DUTT0N q, CLARK and T.. H.
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To FARMERS and Dairy
Y. Men.

= 81 AAACxS anu Ian
Men.
ANTldoN,Y. & EMERsOSis PATENT
"A DoUBLE ACTING ROTARY ,CHuRN,
md sinnie a chs,ra iso ,ss ~ M e'eciaa.
oou5don e In its capabtie. do ra5 = .,r
mr., Il the be.t Chor, aver os - ~ :. i,
3 This Churn IS on exhibition Al the ssens va "a
RrOsad Street lin rSsssirS. : r. ass.s., - -
in order 70 convince the inefcdaloas' and ss;sfy Inc
s.r;ous AZ TWELVE rsri .TfiK i s '''s
rp.u..,:.s,. .~.:ss ~.
AS VIII Uo hhauc.
The public arc invited to call andsexamine the
machine, and see its utility tested II combines the
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Instruction in Dancing.

FTSlIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
IL public, that he will commence giving lessons
IN Dancing on the I4th inst, at The Gymnasium Of
the Water Cure Establishment
A class Of young ladies and gentlemen is already
formed, which he invites others Of the village ard
vicinity 10 join Besides the rudiments Of the art
will be taught every fashionable dance rs now per-
formed IN genteel society, Having been q success.
tai teacher Of Dancing ior years IN Germany, Mr.
H. haiters himself with being wen qualified TO give
TERMs--s1l per month, = lessons week of one
hour each. For further particulars please apply at
the Hydropaihic Establishment , Il. ~
June IS, 1s4s. l43l A. HAYD.
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/ COED DoL1ARs!!
ParasoIs and ParasoIcfts.

A LARGE assortment just received, for sale At
r1s,eIl rs.tr All. DAY 6 BOTHER, \
Jane %, rs I2w4sl Gsslaite Row.
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lChn,rnimr,s NXOrks.

rTyHR Subscriber lias n fresh supply Of DR. Chan
il itihg's Works, which I've will sell o. . very low
price. y ADDISON BROWN 2
June 81. ~ tfrcl HsrwifH.a -
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WANTED.
or q Bincissnslths, 90 cosAsaeace

work immediately.
|ONE who Is accustomed 70 WORK with the TnIr
NJ HAMMER would be preferred, and one OF two
who have not had much experience IN tue business
and would like n chance for improvement viii hrl
employment for ono or two sears u application =
made ioon. 80 JOHN u MERRILL.
UinsdaIr. June 81, 1919. IIa swta
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UuaoNro DrARnHoEA. !

Either IN children adults of months or years con-
tnusnce is readily cured with this Cordial, not
wftlistanding thoy may be reduced 10 skeletons
: IA ncrfncf health. Ia nv
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ICE uREAMsI
G9mnR Vyn10ras

VIII be kept constantly on land and made &
order. Pias-AppIe, Strawberry Raspberry, Vanilla
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achiIdrcu tIiat are Teethihg,

IL sciined 10 Diarrsna, shoad always be provided
vii n ts medicine, IL will keep tho bowels regulated
ana = keep of the Cankcr Il Is wholesome. slfe. and
ples SAINT TO the taste and children arc fond of H. and
viii ak il without trouble or dislike.
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CONTENTION.
NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE,
"A. n. PARSONS, ,ir

a. b. PAASOMSs s'lre
VToULD inform the Inhabitants Of this place
w and vicinity that he has fitted up flor the
present season. the building No Elliot Street,
mex, west Of Main, where he will be happy 10 wait
upon all who may favor him with call, and re.
ceive orders for all kinds Of
PAgWIT
such as Meat Custard, LeInon, and all The varieties
Of Fruit PIES, Sponge, Black, Fruit, Pound
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