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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-15
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Il Advertisements rjH be eoHeytcsoaSig ia
serted ia tie PatLaI.as' at SIC follociag rates:
Oae square Of II lines, II areeks, - 10
Each Continuance, 1890 -
O4e square for three mouths -
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Il IL column six months ----------. ----.i- 80
oa- ye4r .-.---..1 90
Ci- co'i,nA SIX months -------.-.-------... 3.t9
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Notices 81 u .rr.ag-s ana ID sa',fs. wh,.4 .4..-
ni7hra ~ tt.a~- interested. OF ui,~ seat otei
SOM pan~Iue signature. are Inserted free. 81
charge. Obituaries. over SIX lines. are charged
D cents per squire for tn cverp!u-.
The fee for Advertising Divorce cases must IL
pal strictly IN advance. Al other legtl a1yer-
tse.n-ats inserted Oh thr p-can'rv rs pou~5t.iI-
~ Of ii party or i-riar them For j t.rrtissfIg
WIVES, , per square ~..i inraritAiy be exactel
IN p vance.
l-arlr h4'f vear!r advertisers have tn
tlc.- ti"nih>.
c4nii il.e- Tor ol}ice. who subscribers cs.Il
awe their Names inserted once. free OF charge
Inose s. no not ~aDs:rin-r-, one Collar y: m
invariably b. chargra.
hamiui,t-ato7'< Evar'isofoAnts. being part e
tn expenses Of tttpg ont t.tt~rs 81 A8usinis-
trdtion. are .xp-.t~a H. ~ p.it Of tile first
.Iol.i-~ cojl-ct-,: f,r IT, estate
- txp- e , -,iherc strictly to the above
terms.
LTV.B PAtuHa IS our Agent at New York
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4 IL. the ?cn.lar Family N-5.cines. Nos
trims, ~, among vhteh - Herniug'
Vegetable Agur Syrup; SGfita~ Tome 40
Nerve and Bone LtnItuent. " orsn Medicines.
B,lss4m U I'D berry: Towusen5's Sar~-p-ritl4.
Essences; Noiia1.' fi}'~ and r tiers &: t.aft ii
IRWIN REEDS DRUG STORE
Main Strcet opposite friibrri's Hotel
Richmond, Iad.,-Lwhere you
can buy CHEAP.
May %. leI' a5,f
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We find the following Geographic Dis

AAh y
patch in the Nashville papers:
PADUCAE. august
The southern end OF Illinois has been
III a state of war for sevcrd. DAYS
The Regulators. or honest population.
number about so. and the Flathcad. or
thle,ing popGlation. about SO.
The Flatheads. by their aggreS,ions had
at last aroused the Regulators to more
vigorous measures. They procured writ i,
Tor the arrest of some ten Flathead lead
ers. and got the officers TO summon Il posse
to aid them.
On Saturday. the Flatheals assembled
at d loghouse. numbering about -. all well
armed and stationed as in fort. The
Regulators arrived on the ground and
summoned them to surrender 1t was re-
fused. Leave was then granted for all
honest men 10 leave the tort About 26
left. The Regulators than charged upon
the Flathcads and soor: caused their pre-
cp.tate flight.
During the charge there were two Flat.
heads killed and three wounded. Three
Of the Regulators were wounded mortal
".
The country is in excitcmen. and III ~
are after the Fla,heads in all directions
they are determined 70 run them out ofthc
country. Some fled over into kentucky
and are hid III the swamps.
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T0wN$END's PATCNT
- H @A e "a N .
{ HE unacrsir n-d. informs the public that
he continues TO build thus valuable
T'Ez.sssEsENSs 7SaEEssyC.

and can furnish them at short notice to All who
may ceSire them lie has also Just gotten up 4,
new ans superior SIX HORSE POWER,
winch IS confidently recommended 10 the pubiic
as durable and tfistrnt.
ttavin- th- exclusive right TO manufacture.
vcu4 ans. use T"~n>rn.' Improvement, in Rush,
Wayn-. Faystte. Marion. Tippecanue. Figo,
Clinton. Montgomery. Sullivan, Clay. Par<e.
/! ttniiton. Hen rIckS. Morgan. shnson, SHELBY
Htrtho' o.uew. Hancock. Randolph, Henry. I'm
ION, ana tfAnhiin counties lnuItna, he would
respectfully caution the public against making.
Buying o. using il either OF sud cogn les this !3n
proveuent. except ~ having the gal right 10
20, by VII 2 authority from the un ie rSIgne,i.--
Any persoa v tsIainG 10 purchase rights either TO
make or use. can Go 80 on advantageous terms
~ APPLYING to the subscriber.
Il TR ELLERS, and other kinds OF
tihra>hing Machines, constantly hand, OF The
bcsi materials ana work menshp
I. ". ROBINSON.
Richmond. March II, 1919. II :6 u
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Bank Noe Fable Hni Exchange u -,
(Corrected, acestts, far the Cincinnati C4zeFts,
By GEORGE A!Ir..E !. Co, West Third street.
Bankers at!l Dealers in Money ana Bills Of
Exchange; vino make collections throughout
the U States, Canada and Europ--keep de-
post acconnts--aud ctaW on eng ia sums
:, suit purchasers.
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New Goods ut NO. 81. Main st.
= l, beg leave % say 10 the citizens Of II ch-
mono ana the surrounding country. that
W. have received ana opened, direct from New
York aud faitdri pilit. large ami desirable
stock ct rsx.sstsa aS;iagE.. embracing an
extensive assortment OF GE<ILEMES's SUMMER
AND LADIES DREss Gooos--a.e latest styles !;
y III great variety Of
BONNETS. PARiSOLS. PRINCES,
GIMPs. RIBBONS. ARTlFiciALs. &C,
which will be disposed OF at prices TO make it
object to those wishing to purchase.
IN Is Our stock OF 'E'a.E1zS Hinges is fail,
ana will BE disposed OF at C.actnnoti tchoiesa.e
prices.
\ fresh supply OF the Celebrated Cam
:1ss II G :. arrant-d TO give universal
satisfaction. PECHELL s DERRICK.
I,fcAYoND, June 6, 1919. Z0tf
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REMARKS: Togc, t,h and ION. 5. +, Rain 7,n
i. IN. aud 9th p. ~.
ERnArA Summary for July. Mean temp 3 I.
a. read ~ 6.
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Ricsi.uui Prices Current.

Wheat. 81 ,1bu fo- OIL! Fiaxs-ed, % Z '0c : "a
no xeI price Tor new"
Corn, . abs. Oats, , a y.
Apples ,drieJl zoe. Hour. fl00i5sy $50.
Butter, IH0I2c u ID. :. Z barrel 20.
Llsd 6 u III. Eggs, C4I0c II COZ.
Bacon hog round 5U6c.
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NiER NOMETERS. Surgical Instruments
and Trusses OF all kinds, for sale by
May %. SO IREED.
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Cash for Wheat:


s-HC subscriber. vii! pay the highest market
price in Cash, Tor v HEAT, delivered at
the
" E S 7 FORK NJ l..
formerly known as ..SewInan's Mill" He will
exchange Flour for " heat, or Grind for Gus
toners any quantity-frofn cR5sr WHOLE
CR0P II Z can grind about 900 bushels per day,
ana customers from a distance viii rot have TO
wait fong. There is room in his Mil TO store
from $500 10 GOO bushels Of Csain--loidou.
cl4r-e.
CONE: on WITH YOUR vvHEAT!!
Tie is prepared 10 furnish the citizens OF
Richmond. with Flour, Corn Meal. Bran, and
FeeG Of various KINGS,
GIT THEIR DOORS,H
by leaving their orders for sne same at Fer-u-
-on < Wilson's Store, No. Il. Main street He
soiicts share OF custom.
JAMES Al.BERTsoN.
West Fork Mn, A5ri %. le49. I5-3n,
DgING on YOUR OLD LOOKING.
- GLASS FRAMES. and get Laesn
fHed--A new iotPf Glass Plates Jnst
receaved.--makings my stock coanpietc,so Eiat
. car lit any sized frsme;--at
DR- HOW ELLIS Drug Store.
NAY 30 1919 No. 10. Main st
-. oel Co.
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The Caolera-C4ange IF Characters. -
The New York Sun announces tina, a re-
markable change has occurred in the
character of the cholera in that CITY, The
Sun understands from physicians that it is
now assuming the form ofbilious diarrhra
and rapidly losing It's maignan, character
The same remark applies to the Cholera
in Cleveland. Three or four OF our best
physicians stated to US Yesterday. that
most OF the cases occurring in their prac.
tce now assumed the character of bilious
diarrhna. and tina, they had few or no
cases Of old fashioned cholera -Clcre-
land Heraa
Ce mans ia fa3ians.-It is said tina the re are
now in Indian, not less than 210. 900 Germans
some say $50 ,000--one third of " hom are Cltho-
lies.
0T3 600 volumes is said 70 be al
ready in the library Of the Smithsonian
Institute
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iron.

81. IRON IN Store and for sale
j. II * j. HUTTON,
sfaia st. = doors west Of Pearl
J, $40 Il
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II TER Strtine,. Sp~7n OF, OF he frs,
quality. at 70 hans torn the East, At
No II, VI an street. IRWIN REED
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csr1 ssoEaE.. E1sa.sa.so.asi. E.ss:.

VyogS NEAT DIV FLLING
{ HOUSES. ani TWO VACANT L0TS
situated in Richmond For particulars. apply
10 EDb ARD FRANCIS.
Richmond, March , IT. 1873. I@lf
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New Spring ard Sumner Goods.

Jane CHI. lS.9 2iif
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ILL ARRIVING IT 80 -. cthIN STREET"
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EESEMOJT's EXPEDITION.

Richmond. May 30 1919. Ga3l'A5. J
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29
gRNrHtSs

In Concord, \ II, Dec i2h John &. Saw.
yer, Of GrccnsborsuEh, VI. nErd 10 years
Al Biddlord, Me pih inst Charles Edward,
son Of liou Amns Tuck, of Exeter, n n : yfs
Al the Mincs,on the Sacramento, Cal, Sept.
18th, Andrew } Dana, late orSouthport, via
o native Of Cabot, VI -.
In Dauv,llc, ON the Goth inst. Miss ElLES NJ.
DAVIS, daughter ofthc Hon. G DAVIS, aged 20
Her disease, which was consumption, develop.
ed IT, symptoms rapidly, and hastcned at a
fearful rate, 10 q fatal termination THIS 10
the fourth death, that has occurred IA thIs
family within very few years.
Or the deceased much might be said were It
necessary She was amiablc and lovely IA her
dcmcanor, and posarsaed, Ia aLigh degree, all
those natural aud acquired accomplishments,
that fitted her TO ndorn society, and attach her
10 her numerous friends But ~ her last SICK.
mes she was taught TO feel that all these things
were "nothng worth. as a preparations for
death She sought and It ~ hoped, teuRd the
"pcprl of great price, ~ Comm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29

THE TfsrmosY.BEroRE TnE CoRoNETs
lNQuEsT W THE FIEKEIEH ttur-fiis Caro-.
uer's inquest elected testimony which benrh
hard Hgalurl ihe accused, Among other
llilugH 10 Wns shown ihhi Wl of hair gov
1u Que Of Dis' rnfkmau's shoulders Aud
strangely ~ northumberland lie irnR-
HisBls 81 llis body lsHi'd 1gHs . slo,ilasr .Y4ill
this Gnusun mark The tea chest Ia which
pnrls VI iho body we're found, packed iu lnn
hafk, vac brought from Prolehagr Wobainrh
house on The Iuesday following the murder.
Tie anonymous mole written a. n friend Of
Dr. PHrkmnu, directing attention another
way, lstOund 10 match with pHr OF . sheet
rom which u was tori, Remaining "a Probes
SCR NebHlr'f TOOni,, 4 wituoHs entirely re-
liable walking behind rroieFsur WehHlrr,b be-
tween Boston aud Cambridge, saw him drop
paper ~ uiysiefiously llal be intended 20
pick u up when loo came 10 the spot hul au-
other person coming nlcng first, picked u ~
aud walked oil without Hnying aus thing
That paper WIS tic check which had been
paid 90 Dr. rarkmuu for rcul How true II
ID hat "murder, though II hath no tongue,
speaks with miraculous organs"
albany Ere Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29

l'HE PARKER MURDER Al MAHcHEsTEH.-
Considerable excitement hnh heeu created ~
Lowell lay ihe arrest Of 5elh Gage u pr0yis-
ION dealer, for tbs murder at Mr. Par
ker, nt Manchester, soni6 three or four yenra
since. The Lowell Courier sHysi
I'VE lrhrn hal Two individuals, Mr. Nor
rill nnd Constable pressey, at this city, made
ofidYil yesterday or today, that 10 llu best
of their knowledge and belief M Seth Gage,
n we'll known butcher of DrHcul, WIS coli-
cerned ~, or knowing 20, The Murder Of Mr.
PnrkgTni MaucheriersGme four yerns sinco,
They we're about taking measures to have
him given up 10 The authorities ofNew llnmp-
shire, whou he wns suddenly arrested lor
debt, and lodged Ia Inil-lho arrest prevent,
ing his being lnksH beyond tho Jurisdiction
OF this EHlo, II appears 10 loo The general
opinion That Mr. GgFg HJHsIiy accused"
We learn that tho counsel for Mr. GnPe,
state llul they hnya ample evidence 10 prove
IN diibi-iunnmuch m Mr Gage, on the uighl
otthe murder Of Mr. Parker,slepl ~ the town
of New Boston, about twenty NILES distant
from the place Of tho murder. They also
have evidence TO prove Tint scar on the
INSIDE uf the hunt ni, ttirh sotite stress lias
been laid, was CAUSED Ivy wound inflicted a
yenr previous TO the murder-JowrHai,
The Nashua Telegraph of Saturday gives
the following NJ the grounds upon which
Mr. Seth Gage, Of Ducui, Ia suspected oflho
Parker murder ~ gentleman remembers
seeing Two men, both strangers 10 him, en-.
pnRod IN "a violent alteration, upon the Steps
Of - hotel, on The evening oflhs murder tie
afterwards saw Parker al hir bowling saloon,
nnd rreognised him NJ one of them. subse
qucntly, a mnn whom ho recognised ~ tho
other came IN, aud took Parker out with
him, since which lao was not seen alive. A
few days since. this man whs brought into
the company of The suspected individual md
NJ once recognised him ~ tho man who wns
engaged IN the quarrel wilh Parker,and went
OF with him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29

In -Eaal Bctk.hltc, dec. ~, at ~ @ 'cl,e X .
4 Al Mr. William II Baxter OF Coventry
ond Miss Mary l., Beard, Of Troy Mira Bax.
ter dird az about o'clock 7 VI Of the same
day.
AZ North Danyillc, Dee 9th, by Rev. y.
Perry, Mr. Charles J. DAVIS, Of Boston, Mass.
and recently Of Dauvillr, 60 Miss Sally &.
Sins of North DanyilIc.
\ own officers, IuaNlpg Us mare Than ever G
i posed, by the abandonment Of Ilint angle 9
Il nr iho iutruuchmtnIs which they hud br,
D appointed 10 fnuiuinin. But even this slc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29

SIN JOns FGANKLiN.-ll will ho rccoleci-
cd that the British Government dispatched n
Government vessel TO explore the NorIbca
oeeau,hy the way Of lihering's in search oG
tho missing ships, following item We
take FROM the .ma California of Tie 18Th Oct,
ave learn from the Sandwich Islands that
II, 49, Ms ship Herald, hence May 10 wos
seen July -, catering Bheriug'- Straits On.
dor iull sil,"
BRIr1sn MlusrER.--Sir Henry Bmwcr
with his private and onicnl funilcs arrived
IN the last steamer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29

OrgNNG RAmHoAps,-1he Rutland Rail
road was opened on Tuesday, all tho way to
Burlington, w., thus constituting, IN eonnee-
lion with Ito Filchburg, continuous line
from Boston 10 Luke Champaign. ~ n few
days the Vermont Central Rond will bo O.
ponod 10 tho sumo place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29

oNr0oN.-A letter nom Judge Bryant Of
Oregon TO friend IN Indiana, says that ~
lurus out that there are sepcrai good harbo,s
on The coast be'oi0 the mouth e[hs Columbia
pHlhough II hns heretofore been report
eel nu iron bound coast.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29

Darn OF Wv. MILLEH, Tur PRorrr.-
Mr Miller Of Low Hampton, n, ", some
whit crlrhTaicd Tor las views respecting the
ucRrurss nf ihu advent, died at las Traidruco
on Thursday llie +0th December, IN his Gstll
year.
Tie was bbrn at Pillsiirld in this Smlc
February ~, l7S2. When he was four years
of age hls father removed to Low Hampton,
Washington county, \, Y. A. the age of22
Ice selilrd ~ Poultuuy, w., aud was n deputy
sheriff Tor that county. On The commence.
neut Of The late war with G.. liriiinu, lac fc-
crt,rd u captains commission ~ the L. =,
Army, whlro he remained III the pcnrc.
lie took part Ia tho actions At Plnltsburg,
where 1900 regulars, aud about 1000 yolun-
Iecrs, defeated The British, who were 1900
strong. After the close Of the war, lac re.
moved to The place Of his late residence,
where for several years hc helltho Office Of
iuslicc Of The peace.
Mr. Miller was regarded with much alice.
ton by las neighbors, who esteemed lini as
n benevolent, intelligent man, and a kind
neighbor. For many years lao wns most
nssiduous student OF history aud the Scrip
lures, IN the study of which ho became in.
pressed with "a conviction that tho tifth mon
archy predicted 10y Daniel TO he given TO the
people Of the saiuls of the Most high, under
tie whole heaven, for an everlasting posses
sion, tsee Dan. 9TH chimp WIS about TO be
contaminated. IL becoming known that he
entertained these views, lao was imporluned
by uuny to write out his opinions, aud after
wards 10 defend them ia public. After re-
luslng "a 10 do for many years, hc at length
compiled, aud has beeu principally known to
the pub.ic an n lecturer mn prophecy.
From fhis time aud onward he was press
ed with invitations To present his views IN
many places, aud travelled extensively thro'
outthc Northern, Easlcrn,u aud Middle StDics,
mud Canada, and labored almost constantly
for the succeeding IL years; but visited no
place without first receiving an urgent in,l-
iaiiou.
He was disappointed in the fuldillmeni OF
his expectation IN 1913, aud came out the
next ycnr with an APOLOGY aud Defence"
acknowledging the want Of accuracy Ia his
Chronological calculations, bat claiming that
the nature and neuruess " the event was
still sustained by scripIurai evidence. In
TINT belief he has since lived nud'died--worn
out with The iniirmiIics of ngc.
lie was n mnn strictly temperate IN all his
habits, devoted ia his family aud social at.
tachments aud proverbinl for his integrity.
Ills brain wns of large volume, aud lac was
capable OF great mental efforts. lie WAS mt.
urnlly very umable in his lempcrnheEl; but
when he thought he was uniuslly represent.
ed, he often INDUCED IN blIlng sarcasm on
his revilers. His mental fncuIlies were clenr
10 the last, and he fell nslecp joyful in the
hope ofn speedy resurrection Boston .Hids.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29

FIRE.-A bnru, together with it's contents,
belonging 10 Barber Chase, Esq, in thc-uorttr
part Of this town, WINS consumed 10y fire NJ n
bout one o'clock, =. NJ, on Saturday lust
Loss estimated ut from S55600 to 100000.
Insurance $4,000. Cause OF the accident
not known.
There WINS hog in the barn M the time
which WAS burned, estimated 10 weigh about
100 Tbs. Probably the lnrGrst hog in the
county it not the Stnre. bennington Gazette.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29
TH h ALED q MA

II,a ialll inst The factory was owned by q
X. Gale, and valued al s2OOO-no insurance
The potatoes we're owned by o, Pi6eld Of
Orange Br1dford Gnoiie
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29
RRlGnTON MARkET. Thnt.dn,Dc qn

BWGHToN MARKET Thursday Dec 90
A. market, 1000 beef cattle, 200 Stores, Z,
Onu sheep and lambs, and 6jO SWINE.
Beet cauic-EKtra, 50, lst quality, q, 50a5, =.
~ ~ quality i,5ia5, -, ia de-. 35Oai,n0
Siprcs- fcarlnpp 50 a9f . years old 10
al5 3 years OLD Sl7 - - .
Shrcp-Sl, III, l,33, 80, l,75, 2,2,5On3, so
one extra lot i,69l
Swinr-At wholesale, 4a6ci retail, . &c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29

pRoF. WEBsTER's CouHsEL,-The Post Is
authorized To state that lion. franklin Dex-
ter Inns mol Withdrawn Bs Chief counsel Tor
Prof Webster, but Will net IN connection
with MIR Solier. The same paper says the
counsel hive not yet seen the evidence before
the Inqtirsi,rn OF course no definite arrange
mems for thc'rrial canbe mnde. lfIhey cnns
vuot otherwise obIuin n copy it, they VIII
in due time move for u niaudaninus directing
abe proper officer TO produce the testimony.
NJ We learn that the starch factory at
Washington, together wittT its contents, IN
Guiding two tons Of starch and one thousand
bushels Of rotutoes, was destroyed Try fire on
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29
LOTS
DIR ESS NJ AKfNG,

nREss MAKING ps,formed, AL emit
II rrHs Ci0iAiag mado IN
.nRS N g. COLBY.
Or Room a. me- North sHd 9f 81 JoLHsiar1
PiaiH 6iSW3'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-29

Uses Of The Wild Cherry The Fluinfrld
New Jersey Union Of Sept %, lSis, says
THE Wild Cherry Tree has been known
for ages to be most valuable aud rflicac ious
remedy for Coughs, Colds and Consumption
and combined as this Bnlsam is, with other
valuable vegetable extracts, by askiNful ply.
slcian, Dr. Wistar, it must of course be n
highly effcacious remedy. Such, we have
often been informed by those who have used
IT. it is, and we are not therefore surprised
that 1t " IN greater demand for the diseases
named, than any medicine now sold in this
vicinity.
Does any one doubt The efficacy Of this Md.
iciHe We do not ask the public to rely sole.
y upon recommendations produced from
States far distant, where the persons cannot
be known; hut having testimony from every
State IN the Union, we ould respectfully Ia.
vite all persons interested to call at l3s Wash.
ngton street Boston. Muss, aud examine for
the mselvcs the many thousand testimonials,
from persons NIL over the country, who have
been heueilcd or cured by this invaluable
medicine.
Beware Of Coupterieits and limitations, Syr.
ups, and all other prepare tions of wild Cher
ry. Remember they only initiate in name
without posscsglug the virtues.
The genuine signed | Butts on therwrappcr.
For sale by J G. bingham 81 lohnsbnrr
'F1aiHi j r'ttUt, St. juhuSbury- Gvs,t-rfriI7-
Parks, russumpsir, and dealers in medicines
generally.
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FAcILiTIEs ron GoiSG TO BosroS are cvey
day ncrcasipgi and so is the desire of every
person to go. Those who contemplate visit,
and wish TO be amused while there will step
in and examine the Rotaada of OAK Hail
the display of Clothing and Furnishing Goods
is immense.
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Wood and Timber.

I HAVE THREE HUNDRED ACRES ~
Land, 100 of btEt rate paHtuung, aud thu
roSt heavily limhrrrd with iiat rate spruce
aud hcmluok and coal wood. with good Saw
Mil aud Coal Kiln, NC. ON a., situated about
i've mllcs ffom thr PLAN, which wish 10 fch
and give the buyer great bargain For pas.
tcularS, inquire Of = Sas, or or the sob.
sofibcr THOMAS null, IR
- JohnsbuFy, Dec -, lril Oi-u
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Manufactured Marble,

II atupcuof quality, A. ~ loss prices az con
be- furnished by any concern In the cnuatry
The style workmanship will not b. ini,rior
10 any N the STATE. an work done 60 order.
Orders should be addressed o. phovr
g + srISCru Tuns BRGHAp.
81 Johna; dry Centre, Doc. lao 6Hyl
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Cedar Posts and Tamnrak Timber,

I,OR sale by Ahc subscriber, at his land,uF q,
L Victory Bnga, MATT = DAMON
Dec 10, l-1D Glow
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TOMB STONES.

GrENCERN BRIGHAM announce G., tho
- public thai they have purchased the Mar.
BILE busincss heretofore carried on by V NJ
Dimiek, at ~ Johnsbury, W. They wall
keep constantly on hand all kinds o.