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The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
4 Puzz,ca Frenchm.s.

We heard, some tune since, says aa exchange paper. very excellent story, aetiy illustrating the characteristics Of Johnny Crapsaa, and his aeghhar Joho Bnls We have never seen fl in print. We give t below, oaiy reminding the reader of the re- maikable difference between tbe morning meals of the two nstioas the FsrschH sippiag h,s glass Of Burgundy and a,bbling piece of toast. xhsis the Ehgiishmaa hxuriaies .. fan table Of meats and visnds.
 certain yoang Frenehmsa. just starting ostp pn
 iout fos information crosses he ehanael mad esss,s an as,ieg house on inc English aide Having seated himself and ordered his bottle and bread he ebssrres ss Eagissmaa oppo.iie whose table covered with psoiision Of ishss containing his seefs,skr. pciaioes &c., and by his side his bottle of eerier. wheFcapoa our aoviee s.e,i something hke tiss fo- lowing soIiloqay. soste saee:
 "I sander if sese Angiaises all eat sets disnsife si sis time: docking ai his wsieh) 70. il ess too siriy fcr dnnsir an yet by EST. hecsasot besst his breakf.s. Est ees tso much Hsakise. ST est ees too ssr'y sor de dinnsir svndsis- sy gar. vin ssk h~em. lRises and crosses to ihe English msa,s iable.) Moasieas. yoa visi haze xe goodness to tell me vezer ne ess yess hsssklas ss ye din- aaif Sss vol sssq'f f3T-
 The ssrly foreigner n,sds % sigss of reply. 1bs FrencAman resumed his srai. some~hst surprised at the ssfs.g~rs discears~sy. ba. made ns Iursbsr sho eg eurosity til' hl, neghDr ordered hls bottle saa dis~- 10 be ssdea. whsa bis asiioaal curiosity again got ihs better of bi.a and he Ssss impaissyss and again eEessed to he EngEshman's isbls. sd- dressing him ss foslUws.
 !" M0asieaF. FEaneais, have Just esms is zis eeaHsss- ! have grand desire ss kssw ss maanar of ze inhsbiisn- Yoa viii have ss goodness to h, tefm vezsr zat is yoar bfeskfsa of year dinHs'r vni yoa rssf''
 The En6lishmsa was still saslly silrpt. ssd the Frenehman resumed kIs eess. But hss cariosisy was s~skesed. and he could hos rest ssfssied. but walking tbs GeO tmPst'saily. uatii be siranges rose to krsye the hoase, whes be sntdesiy sisxted fof wssd. nsstsylng: By gar. hs % an seseF dis- esver beeu;" and sexia approaching. bssdihg low. hat in kAsd. hs said. a te<ss as biasa as sumne' hssez<s aM / F Monsieur, ssssa sss sssssa ysa ss- ss vs<:d. bat m,isi beg ysd to teil sae seser rai s2y your yossr bseakias or ycar dianas s~t ysa sssiT 1 EadarAaes had esss~a is se sssiyk 1iih ths Eagss>Amsa. sAd hs planted settler the FrsseA. m4a's sHeaa-haskrs aaa ksaeksd bam 1ean- N Craee&a rose. handed hs card. ssd demAsisd ssiis- sssaoa- Tssy ns,. hted. as@tse Fssssbsass sas nossssty wvanded. Thss, ai sso l.ae. the Eagiish. maa says bi, etret, saa <ish Tears is his sy~x. e. kasaisagss <. ss! ssEssd his saisgaaist ss Eivs Aia ssans ei skisg. st Iesss. srarsisi ssoss- neat for his essgs. assarisg hin ihas se isAss !. esaid assign haA would ss tse hssesisab. hs wsald
 travel renn4e slsse is serve. ssiy as pissss hin ! Ah. Msasssas.- aasd ths tying Fs~aehmsa r ssf ysa .sii oniy tel ns veza dstsss ysss a,saa
 las v year asanss val ssa sss,I shslI ais Aappy
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
rAs nrinu,ene.. of crrn.ion.

Il ls utterly impossible fog the mind. mys Dawsea. to conceive of the almost infinite minatsasss sf sa atom. single grain ef gold, for in'saaes. might b. beaten out to cover square foot of spsee, and yet we have not approached tt redactiea 10 atosns. An admirable illustration, by DeiPer. mny be given: Reduce cubic Inch ef 'alphar b hHe powder, and you may cover with itnn area Of six square miles Take enc grain Uf tas powder and tr4turate h thoroughly with niHety4iRs gsaiaa of sugar of milk, snd its presence s ts detrctable in every grain of the hundred. Take grain of this and treat IL tn the way win other ninety nise grains of sugar of milk, and on; d third dis ton. as we may call it. inc powder thus resaltisg from cubic Iach of saIphur Eoad ccver two square
 ilss Of area; at the kfh tn. empire of Asstria; at the sixth, the whole of Asia and Afr; st the ninth, il would cover the entire surface q the san, with all it's planets ana all their saaeiitss And yet. s- though In every grain of this bowler the sslphar was found to be present. we had ipt rcdaced n to atoms. AgaIn: il is weii known ltAi every dsep of patrid wste4 under certain eireunatances contains millions of snimsiculE, Invisible, exesPt te-high powers of the microscope; aad every one of these asimalcai4 is a highly organized seing, having at
 rsst sou,eshlsg analogous te skeleton, capable Of ae4sen, of pnrruing, of retreating. of attsck and deSsnoe. The gobsiss of the blood of aa elsPssnt are pereeivabls only with a micrcseoqe. and yet these anirnaleugs mast have blood. and that blocd must consist of similar giobuies
 osee mosss The Boyisla Gigasisa, species ef snushroom, in the space of twslse hssrs shoots sP from scarcely sercep,isie germ 10 plant fsct In diameter Every square foot Of it's surface oeaisins
 three handred snd ihir.ys miiess of eelis. every cell, with their six sides, Is divided from thsss around Ii by 6amsHts of far more complex ssFee- turs than an atom of potash, and yet we have Bes got elsHspse esea of she atoms ol which they are composed He would eOpFess that iaq ulries ssch as tbess inspired him with but ess feeling -seg. Ii was as ' he were tsksa, by some Psofosad as- troBemer. from zmsag the wOrdA that people in- finite space. and he wss ready to cry eat fer ssms one to lead him back to solid groasd oncs more oss thing eniy gave hha comfort he kses of something higher, deeper thsa these fsc,s--is waa their idea. Thess were, aite, ell, only the letters is which the inhaite i6es is blaz"ned. He feli as did the dssp- thesxhsed pasehs when he exclaimed tAas aithSsgh the universe were .c crush him, he would sss aeei himself greater tbaa the aaisefss- for Ae knew EAas sad her il wss crushing hias-
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

4 Reeyuit. Some time ago saiacs. who formerly beieaged to hts Majesty navy. went one sunday ,s the kirk. ia his native sosn of Kfe keAldy, where as behaved with greet preprse,y. until the minister read his sex, which was ss fcliows: s.who wiil go with ns to tte hattie of Rsms,h Gaes4 ?"
 The sa.ier. having srst ersmmsd qaid of tcbseco ia bis cheek, rsse up put cn hs hat, ,hsa looking shoot him, and seeing nobody moving, eKclaiBed--
 Yes es==sesy !sAAAs-s. .=;;ssss :.s=s .. ysa ES D--d my eyes, f1l go Tor one -
 So oct be went, giving three cheers al the dear. to the anazemeet .: all present
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4 Soldier; Sattsfaetsoa.--Bem the Polish leader cf one of the Hungarian armies. who re-eooquered Transylvania, beating AastriAas and Russians, in a letter to the British Consul General, in WsliAcha ssys; You can well imagine what pleasure feel whea fate puts Il iu my power 10 thrash (eller) the Maseovsies" Ben has lost finger of he right hand hy bsIlet lie adds. in the letter referred to .i believe it will be interesting to Mr. Young 10 learn thai though aaother would has increased my bodily saasrinss, though my leg is sot yet entirely cured. have issaed from il; 1 can walk without cane. anc ''ds On horseback I fstter myself iha. I may bs able 10 take an active par ia the grand operations 'Asi are now sE prepsTauoa ieI the preseB; year"
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

Atstoke n ths PerscR.--A singular case of arrest occurred in Baltimore on the isi. ,elegraphic dispatch bad been received from Harrisburg request
 ing 'he police to be the iOokou; ioT charged with committing heavy robbery al Una, place. They accordingly repaired to the depot and arrested man bearing the description, and took him. with his trunk Gin which was Eonnd ahoai S230e part ln speeie) to their office. The gentleman protested that he was innocent Of any such crime as charged
 While ,be officers were searching his trunk he jumped against the window of me office, breaking all te glasses in the sash, and oi course attracting
 large crowd. This vas deemed presusnp,.ye evidence of guilt, and magistrate hasiag been called, he wss committed for further examina,ioa. Aiier reaching the ja he sent for attorney. aud soon proved that he member of the wealthy hrn Of Lssman & Bros, oi Holiidsysbarg. Pa. and was on h's way fo purchase goods in Batfsse'e and Philadelphia. He accounted for jumping through the window by stating that he uDds, he b>iiei that he had fai.en into den of roshsss aDd taai he wished 'o attract fae aieaiiea of psssoss passing
 He was finally discharged iu no very good 'sancE for the recep,ion he bad set with in Baltimore. TAe telegraphic d,spa,ch said to have bees hoax
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EluApRTN.

BIsckwcod's Magazine. the leading tory journal of Europe. bas article on the relative positions and political connection ol Austria and Hungary. Though lao friend to liberalism anywhere. Black wood comedies that Hungary has right her side The article, tbe points of it, is thus given in densed form by the New York Sun:
 Hungary, at this moment, IS attracting the stteH- ton of the whole world Her successes and the lustnes. of her cause secure her universal sympa- thy. Her position is no, generally understood She has never been province Of Austria. but always an indepepdan; kingdom. Her relation to Ausiria began by Il union of their crowhs through marriage The Emperor of Austria became, by vlriae of h Hungarian bride, kiog of Hungary. h the same manner AustIia allied herself 10 Bohemia. But Hungary retained her diet, her ministry and her consultation invioaie. Sue stands whole now, as she stood eight hundred years ago The relative and ally of Austria, shs has proved her devotion 10 the empire by boundess sacrifices. Still she has resisted every attempt to destroy her constitution. or to merge her in the Empire. She would not be taxed nor levied upon fos soldiers, without The cot- sent of her diet. body elective, and assembling esery thsee yesfs- What IS noR called her saSnr- ree,ion is but st oggle 10 retain Der constitution and nationality, wheh Austria, sworn 10 respect has sought fo destroy, that Hungary might be known portion of Austria.
 The population of Hungary is 5000, ,eao. or one third of what has been called the Austrian Empire Croatia is properly province of Hungary, though the Croats have been set upon the Hungasians. by AusiIa and defeated. as they deserved. The Hun gsrians brave. generous proud. and qHiie as in iegent as the AHstrians. They have noble country. highly cultivated and weIlgoSsrned. They are the snest soldi~rs in Europe. K"ssash, who has been elected hrs, President of Hungary, and who is the leader oi her armies, is of The middle elasses, and the most eloquent man m the nation. Georsy little more than Hungarian boy in years, though old in genius ard vsor. Bem aud Deu1biH- sSi Poles the former noble, and one of the best military leaders in the world. Hangsry can bring
 10 the field between 2o0 0n0 10 800 oe9 sodiefs. of whom 5o.0o0 are mounted. Her chances Of u!ti- mate triumph great
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

f-" Ny fr,esd," said mGare q Aotet, to ar oVer-vefAeioes boxrder. ''you eat SO much that shall eerAiAly have to charge yss extra hsifdoI lar"
 An extra hslf-deIlar," replied his boaraer, with eOanisnanes the very picture of despair, " Fel goodness sake don't do that: Ym mest dead neg. eating three dollars worth. and If you pat aa exrs AAsdcliaEs' ~ssts es, saaa certainly sue you foI nAnslaagh;er."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

O. toitaire sayS; The more married msa you have, the fewer crimes there wsll be. Examine the frightfal columns of year criminal caleAaaFs yoa viii therc find huadrsd youths exscsted for father of family. Marriage rspSrrs a man moFe yiriaous and wise. The father of family Is aot willing ie blush before hIs ehilGraa."
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

Do as scs Prenaae --lfheTs is 70 necessity .. breaking yeurwosd. la the first place promise asy,hing unless you know f so be ia yoH .wes to fsskl; snd shs second place. aesks up ynaE aaisd beiose you promise. thai whateses yea ae psaaaiss. yuu wsii fulhi By 90 doing. yoa viii gain and eD- jey the eoah6euee sf thoss around you When ssrh ehatsctsr is established. II wiii h< of ncse saipe thaa efHias. gcld or psiseely disdsms.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

D A trader from the ceassry, fsw days since. while making ais spring paEshasss in wAeisssls s,O,e in Bestsa. wss asksd. among hest sf osiser things. f he aid ss waBi Aaf gssTains pfisss
 "walI.'' says he, Ifashes gaess do--~ ,ae foiks Hp Osr way are jesf sbssa Aai Saad lhsse days"
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TRRAlS FfyR ADVHETlsING

AAr.rtsursn-nas wiw As gmassteS aeahs usnsl rnfss sf s. sfhss pn,usram skla asspsiaas V. e aannRe Inv sbv sfss isnrfsion, and efay eeass squnFs fef Aeh .adisianul pahlcstiea. A iseersa olseeaHl vel Ls n.ade ss shaps wllp sdFresise M tass ysas. AZ
 Kr pessnansassn ere nusheFi sN saf Nenass and utlI resnan 10 PeF eent Af sil noae9 rseetved snd ssnassaltsea ta fes psess sH5 savvrtsenents
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

E !. vii s.ssTd s%ssisT asFIiup-s. ia ih. hsar of death, 10 have wiped tear from the check ol sorrow. than to have ruled an empire. or .o have conquered millions.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

U A fashionable doclor lstsly informed his friends ln aafge cOnpany thaf he Lad been psssing eight days In the county
 "yes'" said one of the party, "it has been an nounoed in one sf the journals ?
 Ah!' said the doctor, stretching his neck very importantly 'prsy, in whA, termse'' Der, in tbe following; There were. las, week, ss- renty-seTen iRternen;s less than the week hefore!
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

IT The following are infAliihls recipes. Tomaks sss, play al Biad Msns BaHF+'in printing aiSee. 10 nave music al dinner, ts year wife sile ts not so handsome as the lady who lives across the way. To savs butter, get the styess tiad. Of elss make otherwise good butler 80 salt that nobody csa eat IL
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

u Why IS the profession si a psrsoa ssas learned than thss sfa doetps
 B-rsass il is sazisr b Fssaeb thsn ie practice
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nhm wWmNa ,

f a,i linda snrh en lsaaslssk 2ts hilis q ladnG. puat~rn. HAndhslis; SheEiI 1nsticas AnA CenAta- ases Blunks FansEpl anA tstsllea lrksaA Cesaa. E..k rra p.sns,hlvt Fsiasiae. execaaed with pcnar umus snd assna,uA. as anaasFAae pFAesa for enasa-
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IL CAUTIONLXTR.L

4 nAa hy ihe name ~ CrArF, has engaged
n with young manol ihu nagleol f-lHWha
eud, aud uses his name 90 pat upa hAfsHpAlh'
10, which they call Dr. Townsend h1faApA'
r,lh, denominaung IL Genuine original, etc
The ToVuseud BE- 40 Doctor, and never N's'
bat gas iprmrrly worker 0n railW1dsi can
ale. and the id,o Yrthn lssumrs she ute ~
o.. G.f he putpnse pf plinuTg credit for Whist
be- 10 not 1lla 10 a. caution tlis public ne'l"
be- deceived, and purchase none but the Hta'
rtsT OmDlhAt ON d. JarDu InWHHrHu .
Harsapanlla, having on u tho old Doctor
lbgnrss, biz faulty coat of anus, and his sig
nature across the coat Of arus,
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Pdeeipsl once i2d FULTON hussL n, a.
iugN hsidinE A Co, hlss susst 49,,
pyau A reHs ~ Meth Hsssud street fbiAityt,
n Hsurt. DfuFstt baltimore Y ". tnhtt cafa
iau WnFbi a Co, 10 GhsrIss Street % q.
fsuih Fesd hUsst Absny sd ~ sll hf5-s.,s
DflFFif. tHd hsTrHsHts TsusfsiY thfeuEhest -
- states WsA iHiiss sHd he CsHsdss
Wholesale Agent. e. BTNGHAM,br-
gst, H. Johnsbury, Retail agents Coo
and Gould, East 81 Johnsbuyi KiuFedgt A
Colby, Lyndon Dana, Weeks a ststf
DAnyillci Isaac Watts, feaeham, Harvey A
Eastman, Hnrneii l. T., Parks, rassump.F
Newell 4 Tfull, Burke T.. G. Butler, Dpn,
Liaei J. blake 4, Sou, Sutton, T., Clcyelsns 4
Co., Coventry FallsnN. w French, Luer,
burgb, and by all the principal Druggist, IN.
Merchants generally throughout The Snt,
aud the Cnnada.i also, by Bemm 4 penI,or,
Lyndon Centre, N-I
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aTldy
Energy and Mind.

= Energy Energy ~ everything, How
tnean a rinng h inun .wiili liule motive
linwef Al Tie abilities MANURE bps gwen
lm, lin useless, ike great NOD heaUuiui
umrliue, ready ~ every pant i"r usrlul Hr-
-g,ag l..,t s.aI ..l,epl luslsz f palii al atari
log lpNrf a great uHu IL JUST Ike % great
umrlinr. ile Inns great power 90 srl ~
iu0fan tie varied aud immense projects
which ha hns IN huudi liulu motives can nel-
ther sluu him nor stop himi llry muy snl ~
tlhl pity iliH powers ~ an ordinary man, hhd
Ueudrr hin respectable, nay, even q beau
,ful piuce of mechanism, buI never lnngui-
iiceul one,
Nal there II one point which llils man 80
uirunrly above tho ii,arhine, liy ll''. 's"ih-
ing at iHs own 0lpd Ice can Improve aud rE-
al dHaulG by directing h- oyni 10 wlhl is
great aud goud, he mny hccouo ~, u then
Ne can hcruma what $50 Wish "a he, Wlut
liiglr ulirris should wo aim NJ, aud What rvs
olulu ald energetic efforts should wo hc ever
auukiug lu attain thouf
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Farm for Sale,

uNHE subscriber offers his farm for sale, II
IL situated on the road loading from St
Jahutbury Plain 90 North Danyillc-about
halt way brtwcrn the twp places II consists
OF 40 acrrs--l- or 90 acfcs ofcKocllcnt mead
ow-about 40 acres Of woudland--iho remain
der pasture aud tllagr
The buildings are saiibblc for the place -
There are about 1900 sugar mrplcs a"d a
young apple orchard, with good quanh'"
Of cedar TIMBER, on the farm,
Tho farm can be- adyaniagcouslU dtWdcd-
aud the whole OF part h. ohrtcd for sale,
Terms Of paymen, made easy
JOHN CuSllMAk
81 Johnsbuty, Aug 10, isi0. G21G
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EiRE FROM
WaIpoIc 10 New York, $500.

INRAiNS leave BntlcSoro' al %, A, N. aud
L i,iI y. ~, ON the arrival of the stage con.
meeting with the Cheshire aud Sullivan Rad.
road ut Walpolc
Passengers by utc Grst train leaving Mont
polcr OF Wells River, and arriving at Walpolc
'at 1920 = N.,trHc hc i,ii,r.N tram from Brat
tlcboto', arrive in Springfield at 40, =. ~,
stop one hour for supper, and then proceed by
the Hartford aud Sew Haven Railroad aud
the superior STEAMBOAT CONNECT.
CUT, 10 New York, arriving atabuut ., N ..
Passengers by thc 2d tram leaving Montpel.
ior or Wells River, and arriving at WNlpole at
40, ?. n, lodge at Bthttlchuro aud take the
~, ~ tram, which connects at Springfield
with the trains of the Hartford and New linv.
en- and the Now York and New Haven Rail
roads, reaching New York at p, N. by the
INLAND ROUTE.
Thus H. the Cheapest, Quickest, and mos,
COmf0finble Houte from all parts of Vermont
and Western New Hampshire, afofdlng trav.
elcrs the choice of an entire land route or of
a short passage in one Of the finest boats upon
the Sound
RctVJning, passengers can leave New York
by the : A. train Of the New York and New
Haven Railroad, and reach Brattleboro the
same evening, or by the I,30, ?. ~ train orr,
81 boat lodge 10 New Haven, and reach Mont
pelcr or Wells River, the next evening
Passcngnra arriving at Springfield by the
first train from Brattlcboro, reach Providence,
Albany, Troy or Whitehall, the same evening"
and Buffalo the next day at /, p
Northampton, July >, lS4a b|b'n3
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DR.. Seth w. Powlc--Dcur Sir Feeling, ns
do, under obligation 20 the friend who urged
me TO try Visitors Balsam, in spite of my hos
tility to the endless ynricty of remedies claim.
ing inihllbility, | cannot justly refuse to com.
ply with your request TO furnish "a statement
of lie effects, From my youth have been
subject to lung complaints, and during the last
10 years | have boon under the necessity of us
ing the utmost carlton 10 avoid That most un-
gracious customer, "a cough In Feb. last
took coda cough set IN, and though slight
in the be rinning,l made use ofthe simple rem.
cdics which always keep for the purpose -
These falling, rcsottcd to others, many of
which have gained celebrity, but my cough
increased in violence, and pain IN the side
and right lobe Of the lu1gs set in, which soon
became very distressing aud a. intervals were
attended with oppressive structures on the
lungs During this time | c&pactoratcd free.
ly, but the mucus raised from the lungs ind'
Gated disease deeply seated. Two or three
physicians kindly sent me their medicines,
which have been very efficient in curing
coughs, but they failed to reach my case, and
/ began TO be somewhat uneasy. In the latter
mart of April len home, intending to travel
awhile and If possible escape, by that means.
from present danger. When | reached Buffalo
| had taken an additional cold, and my cough
was considerably aggravated. iticnd there
advised mr. TO try the Bnlsam of Wild Cherry,
but told him had swallowed medicine en-.
-.nurh--Mel- sir, L onHhrd- out that day and
night following, aud the next day my friend
urged me again to'try ,Dr Wistar, and at 3
p, M. / was willing TO try anything, for
-coulhod constantly. procured Bottle
drank ofit-read the drcctions--took the stage
for home, continued taking II from THAI bottle
one week, aud when the Balsam was gone my
cough and pains were gone, andt have not
-coughed since, a. REDlNGAO On
The genuine sgRed I. Butts on the wrapper
For sale BY J. C. Bingham ST. Johnsbury
Plain, j. Flint, St Johnsbpry Centre; j. Z.
Parks, Passumpsic, and Dealers in medicines
generally -.- --i-----.--.---
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Wheuma tisui,
THIS " snly nf than foaf thoussn nd Of
hhsHms.a that Df Tos assads ssfsAPHTtla hes cut.d
The mos spd chronic cases are weokp padisatsd
by iu ssuaetiinafy virtues
James Cahmings, klq, one Of the assistauu 10 the
Luasue Asylam hlachvsls Island, 10 the gentleman
spoken Of w the follo-inr letter
Rlast wsirs i.lsnd SEPT II. 1871
Dr. Nownssnd-DsN Sitf ! haze suffered terribly
fuf sne years With the Rhrumatsm considerable ofths
time could eat sleep OF walk. hah the most die
Iss.ing psins aud my hinb, terribly swolsn I
hats utsd four bottles of your Sanspsa sud they have
doue thah Thousand dolts voUh Of good, am
90 much bsust--tudsedI am eRtely relieved Noa sts
Al hbttty 10 this for the brueht ~ the afflicted.
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS
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LEONARD ". JONES ESTATE
70 STAT or VERMONT.

CALEDONIA District, 20,
IN Probate Court holden 81 Dlnyillr within
and ior said district, on the 10th dag Of Oc'
tnbcr, a. -. l~lD-
DEM +. BELDEN, Administrator Of the
1 , Estate " Leonard W Jones, late of
burke, IA said diatfet, deceased, prca, ats hia
administration account Tor settlement .--
" h"f'-ap"r u ~ ordered that the same be- -.
lrrfcd u the 9th day OF November next, az
the Probate Office IN said Danyllc, for OK
animation aud allowance and that hll con,
rrturd be- notified hereof, by the publication
Of tA.4 ariur IN the Calrdanian, ..kss-f,-i-'.t
printed at ST Johnshury, three weeks sue.
cCtEYCiy ~ soon M mdy Do, tnut they may
appear, aud At said time aud place, Il they
see cause, object thereto
by order of coutl-Attrst,
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
4 true copy oftccord-Attrst,
G3-w3l THERON HOWARD, Judge,
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Inn.n,.,n,Ian Nnrrd.

tsus0uapttea cared
oisaHIf asa NUfarts Cssss-Phss faR ~ fsFss'
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