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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-17
q lac French Republic.

Hhe French Republic.
TIE PRESIDENTS SECOND ToUE--THE DEATH OF LOUIS
PHILIPPE AND THE MOVEMENT OF THE POLITICIANS,
ETC, rTC.
The President started ON Tuesday on another
provincial tour, commencing with Chcrbourg.
He is met almost everywhere with mixed cries of
Pire la Espabiiqs, Vire Ia Prestde,,te, and in
some instances with ptw rEmp9sm, and Vive
Ia Noyot on Seeo~d.
Some OF the socialist journals assert that the
President is about TO change his minister's and TO
call upon M Dufaure TO form a new cabinet,
The report is not credited. however.
II is not true, stated last week. that the Presi-
dent was uucopcerned at the news of Louis Phi
lippe's death. He did not hear of the event till
after his arrival in Paris, and when he did 80, he
at once expressed himself in terms of deep regret
tor the affection which had fallen upon the house
Of Orleans. He also expressed his gratitude for
the magnificent funeral given by that family to the
remains Of his uncle, on their removal from ST.
Helena, Hnd offered TO take The initiative in having
similar hcncYs conferred on the remains of the ex-
king. IL appears, however, that there are some
difncultieJ IN the way. which have already been
brought under discussion in the Committee Of Per-
menencc, Of The Assembly.
The Ccuncil General have made strong move
nent IN favor Of having the constitution revised
The Souuc., however, does not propose 10 have
the state o siege removed, nor are they willing to
have the eit ctoral law repealed, that there 10 not
much synplthy between the Council and the So
calists. The price of bread is advancing in Pdris.
Intelligence has been received, which indicates
that a strong desire for revision oil the coustitu-
ton exists in he various provincial councils.
Mssses have been celebrated for the repoee Of
the soui Of Louis Philippe.
IL ~ reported that the Duchess dOrlcans has
written tn M Theirs, 10 inform him that the Queen,
her moshcrin.law, and the other me mbers of the
family. are desirous Of his pre- at cop~ciG dc
fam;l,, 20 be held nj Claremont, in the course Of
the present mouth.
France is rapidly improving in general trade.
and IN consequence Of the difficulty OF hnding suf
hcient hand, wages has riscn 70 price never be-
fore gwen.
There was no news of the least moment
Thursday the 5th met. The Bourse nrm, iives
90 10.
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Boston, New Yark, 81,

by THE WAY OF WINDSOR, Vt
railroad from Boston 10 UeHs Rirrr, and "a
Harrington, n Taroul4 1Ietetsto Station,
on The PasslmPsie aud M rermont Central
Railroads .....
SULLIVAN RAILROAD-WiNrER An.
-RANGEMEHT. Jas. !, 1867
OARS leave Boston FROM Fnchburr Rail
road Depot, by way Of Groton Junction,
FitchbuTg, Keenc, Walpolc and Windsor, al
7.30 N, and arrive at Wells River at 3 10
and al Burlington at 6 30 "
Cars ieavc Boston for Chnrcstown, Glare.
mont and Windsor at 7,30 and II NJ, and ar.
rive ct Windsor at ! IS and 3 10 = II
Cars leave Wells River at $50 and Bur.
lington at 6 80 N, and by way of Windsor
arrive in Boston at & > -
Cars leave Windsor at 7.4j and ~ 10, and
arrive in Boston at 2l aud 6 p NJ.
New York passengers connect at Gto,on
Junction and Walpole.
Stages leave Wellp River on arrival of Cars
from Boston, for St. Johnsbury, Stanstead,
Derby Line, &c. &c.
Stages leave Burlington each morning Sun.
days excepted) for Montreal, &c &c.
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Boston
daily.
Cattle Train for P0rterS each Tuesday.
THOMAS 5. WILLIAMS,
Supt Sullivan Railroad,
Charlcstewn, N H., Jan. ], 1850. 652tf
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Give Every Day.

,'l.et us give something eVrfg day,
fnr one aH1iheTH weHli
a word, 10 make the gloomy gayi
Df The crushed spirit heal.
a look, thai 90 tho heart will Hprak,
~ A4in iAHi Fssf sssa -s.iii
4 tear Tor her, orl whose van check
oil msGy stefan has folird
The ptjrcts ~ our love aud care,
ln eyeTy path Ne ero--
AID when They ask q simple prayer,
% shall W. selfish be-,
aud turn away with hapghty il,rud,
- the God alisyr
We're paVtisl 20 our paulPoTrd dasL
And only as did love
t.oi us gWs something every day
fGoomtort HaA ~ cheer
~ not fsF gold aloue they pray,
Whose ofios fall on the ear
o NY ash for kindness ~ our speech
4 tenderness OF heart
That 10 the innocent soul will reach,
Aud warmth aud lfc lmpaH,
We all can give the poor the weak,
And be- an angel guest
How smhl a'ihug--to sTilr-to Hpcak
And makr tho wfetGhrd blesl
frfge f4YDfs TT W HiT brstuW,
Aud scallef joy abroad,
Aud Wakf The ~aIrs ~ SORROW glow
W iii the agsst s's.lls- ~ God
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- C.lnII0NLKTRl

A pAs by rho name of ClArr, has engaged
~ with yFunF Waupi the Bamcofh f.1owns
end, and usrs his name a. put up bHTtapaTll-
Ia, which they call d. Townsend'p hauapa.
MIA, drnominniiuE ~ GrHEiHe original, ric --
Ius lownsend no Doctor, and never wHHi
but was formerly worker on railroads, can,
aiu, Hnd the like frt he assumes the iii.o Of
Dr. ipr tho purpose Of GAZING effdf fpf WLat
be 30 not. The ia 90 caution The public not ~
be- deceived, aud purchase none but ihr Gas
uRt OH0tsAL on Dr. Jacob Townsend's
ssrsaparlla, having on q the Old Doctor.s
lheifrss hts tHrHTiY cont ~ HfHlai AHd hia sig-
nature across the coat 81 arms
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I-IATELLIGENCE+s zilet4ey-l tte
sared after The Doctors could do no rIBrc,!
Barn, Me, Feb. 81, l5i5.
nE Sir take plcasurc IN civ.
inr YOU a statement ofthc beneficial effects of
Buohan's Hungarian Balsam,on my daughter,
who had been for numlsr Of years afflicted
with a bad Cough, Pain in the Side, Raising
Blood, and all those pains and troubles which
attend that insidious disease, ConsumP.
tom employed several distinguished phys.
leans at great expense, whe, after numerous
yisils, and many experiments, finally declar-
ed that thcV cpuid do no more! was then adj.
viacd by n friend 10 try Buohan's Hungarian
Balsum | did so, and the result has been
astonishing. My daughter is entirely cared,
aud is now ate ending to her accustomed du-
tics paid two Hutdred dollars for phys-
clan aud medicine, without any sort of BENG
fit, while six dollars worth Of Hungarian Bal.
sam has removed the disease, restored her
strength, and brought on healthy action.
Am arAlnfully xuuIa.-lOHN- YOUNG
David +. Bradlec X Son, 1870, Washington
street, Boston, sole Agents for the -Uhitrd
States, and British Provinces. American
price One Dollar per bottle. 67ftct
Fs 81 irrsSTT; -
FullcrS. Co, and Colby &, Nc Gaffey, Lyndon;
F. ID. Merrill, Bloomington, w l. Hastings,
Craltsbury; r G Butler, Derby Line; Dana
& Weeks, and Stanton u Sheldon, Danyllc
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a NuBLE HoRsE.- Grant Thorburn says
~, " once saw horse in The neghborhood of
n York, dragging load ofcoal $500 ycighD
IN cart The lane was very hsrroT-the
driver, como distance behind, was converting
with neighbor. The horAe on slow walk
came up to a child sitting on his hind GUAR
tiers ia the middle Of The road, gathering up
the dnaa ,wiih its ljttlse hands, and making
mountains out Ocreole hillS.' The hotde stop.
he smell Of The ilas...shGSG sgas 81 xania
to turn of. With his thick lips he gathered
she fFock between his teeth, lined the child,
laid him gently on the outside of the wheel
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900 Linen sacika
FARM for Sale.

rHNHE subscribers, being engaged ~ ogs,.
I ness otherwise than agricultural ~
for s-f- valuable ~,
ated in Newark. lying at the upper ~sno o' W,
Village on the stage road sad fat" o''
tlins about -,
TWO HUNDRED FORTY.FlNE AOhh'
of excellent land for moving, pasiuHng a"o
tGIInEe, with a convenient house m" 0'
ltbcftun with sheds attached to the same, -
bout 100 acres are cleared, and nearly u" III.
which is in good state of cultivation -
are goo Sugar Trees that may now De carr Ip,s
on; also, about 500 second growth map,,I
growing on something like acres o. grou .,g
from which sugar may be made IN a Jew ls.'.5,
rood portion ofthe land not cleared ai'o',J
an abundance OF extra building hmoer oo0
lumber. There IL an apple orchard o. - ,y
bearing trees, young and thrifty Sa'u II'
is well supplied with water, and IS p'ous",
The huildlncs 30 rods ia good and Petlnaue'.
lead pipe. "a :, the
better dairy Farm cannot' be iouno " NJ, -,
country The above described Farm Is IL Io,
ed for sale by the subscribers at a very ,o
lJrfrr nm 4 on iit,-ral tertfs teF intlh u
Lnatipn mature of the subscribers
WAft g. BENSON, Newark 40
GHAS. o. DENISoNJ Lyndon err els,
Newark, Arttl p, lShu
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n Beautiful little Story.
A enILp o. rRlTIR.


~ "S N''A' ''"e'' w ''n'E u'"" Wv
"'''" "'''' "'' ','"" u" Wv ''''" W Wv
m'R"'"o'h' '''H"''' isaac "'"'o"' :" '""''''
''N"n WIN ''"' U'hus' ~ was p''o"l"g
la" :" 'he '''"'hg' M" QUO "'''f "ho'h'''
seeking tePo'o I'"m he cares ana ''N7 o. lh'
d'y'"''' preparations !" !'"'o =" 'ne" o'''"''
some Pu'hng o" we" po"'7 ana oo'"' "y
h'W'e''es Gown " 'e''i''h'''' W INC u"'mP'
90 make u seem as much nH possible Inc nome,
threw on more OF their olothing-cAeh one NJ
h,a eomfufi, or apprehension ofdAugrI, dieta,
tcd,
had noticed on the deck fine looking III,
tie boy OF about AZ years old, following ~
round man, evidently his hther, whose aP,
Pchrhnoc indicated him 10 be aforciguerptob
ably Gcrman--- man OF medium height
aud respectable dose. Tho ohi'd Wss u0Us1'
Ally fair and hne looking, handsomcly irntuf
d,wiCh an intelligent aud ahrctiOnato express
son Of oounlenaneci aud from under his little
Gcraian cap fell his chestnut hair, IN thick,
clustering, beautiful euriH
Amer walking about the cabin for time the
father and son stopped few feet of whore
$40 acre seated I-@sd- began preparations
going 20 bed. watched them. The father
adjusted aud arranged thc bed the child wac
20 occupy, which was an upper bcr,h while
the little fellow was undressing himself
Having flashed this, the father tied
handkerchief around his head TO protect his
eurls, which looked as ifthe sun ligh, from his
young happy heart always rested there This
donr, ! looked ioI him TO seek his resting
49, 81 III
'i'"'" n" ne "c,~-. r"' 80 $40 "'''- I--4- g.
geiher' 90 beautifully ehIdhke and simple,
ana resting MS arms on The lower berth against
winch ne kneit' he began his veePer prayers
line ia'hef SAT down by ms s'de' ana waited
the conclusion IL was, Tor eh'ld, long
prayer bnt wen understood could hear
o tue mu'murl"s OF MS sweet voice out oould
not distinguish The words he sPokc Bot
what n scene There were n'en around him
--Chr''''an men retiring to rect with '"t
prayer or, II praying al all, a k'nd "i mental
desire Tor Pfo''e'o"' "''"ou' "utho''"' 'oor-
age orP'tT 'oAhee'H""h ia n STEAMBOAT CAB
"a, Sno' before StrHngeTs, Hekno"hdgS the
gooanrsso OF Co., or ask ms protecting love
IhiT was the training oi-some pioes mother
where was she now HOW many tunes had
"e' k'nd hand oeen la'd on nose sunny locke I
ms she had taught nm TO lisp ms prayers
n oeautiini "ieht II was, mat ehld al pray
or, in the midst ofthe busy ,thoughtiesS throng.
lie, alone, oil 'he "oiIdy mu''''uo'i u'""s
h'gh 10 Heaven. thahA 'he pateh'a' ioS'
that Taught num-" isP MS evening prayer, (
whether CatnoIfGoF Protestant, ~heihet dead
ar lv'ng' whether lar oil or nigh 1t d'd me
good " made me be''ef' l'eould scarce re-
ran from weeping hen, nor can now, as
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Land Route 10 New Yo,l
ViACoNNECTlCuTR lgERaAlleo,.
gg3ig 50
f4Ft mon HtYDsOR 70 YfW Nm
5000.

tuikAtNs leave Hnulrborp at7l5,..
y ~ n, 90 The HnuVal af tbe slas.. , Pa
meeting with The Cheshire aud Ruil,,.. ~,
roads AZ Walpnle "'I'
- AgzlAHsI- ~ tiir first 'tf5In Ifavir,, "a.
RIVER fruch Bratflrb0f0uFh 100 aras., - ITO
3rH Tnu, Springfield ~ g a0rs s,s We
coed then by tho EVENING EXFRgsg Fs'
the Hartford aud New Hayrn, ana Nes WY
ADD New Haven Railroads, aniyipg I, 'I ~.
City ntilrH, WOO
Passengers leaving hmillsboTo BY n..sr
a wltain roach Springfield NJ 40 3l4s
reach New NGfk hhaut iFA ''S
The above Will DO found cnL44, s,,,r..,
roHfoHTAHtE h1rTE from an mani, ~ ~.
mont aud Wosicfa Now HAmpsb'ff-.,,,,I','
tfayrlrp complete LqHd Route and s,,. ""
cDuuly The dangerof the Sound R,,r.s
no, Passengers can leave New Yoh h. ,,.
rAH Tram ~ the New York and Nrw a 'p'
Railroad and roach Bhltlobofo' lbs s,g', ~
H'ug end rruufT Montpelier 0f Vol. ~
the neat day Ati 80 ~. Those lp.Fs,X
York hy the 2 % a Train lodr e.tL.,'.
Hartford, Springfield, ~ Noflbamsiag ~.
feech Nrls River next day at7 i5fs
fassrngcu arriving % Springfield b, u,-
fret Tram from BrAttlrbofo' rcach Pfo,,d,,r.
Albany, Troy o. N Whitehall, the same ey,n.,,
and buffalo The ueHtday a IrH
JOSIAH HUNT, supt RRR
Northampton, May r, l-iO GG,,G
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.M0rbEe Factory,
ST. JoHVSBURY CENTRE, ~

ST. JVTT.NNUJNI 'Fs.N M T,
CyPENCER d. BRIGHAM, Manufacturers
- Of
O.N1DfE.NPS. TOMB T.7BLES IND
-GR-lTE STpsaE::.S, ---.----,----
would say to the public, that they havr iust
received aud are receiving a large and spcn.
did lot of Mathle nE all Kinds that is.qulrfird
IA Vermont. Also, Slate of n superior quail.
ty; and a variet ~ of MARBLE CENTRE ia.
BLE TOPS, all OF which will be sold at pri.
ccs IS hich defy competition, and flushed IN a
STYLE that cannot be boat ...
Please call before trading elsewhere. All
orders from distance promptly attended To.
G,ap. SPEScNH. Tuos. BRiGHAM.
April II, 1850, 6i7y1
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SOFAS! SOFAS!

A LII such persons as are wishing 10 pro.
IA cure SOFAS, will do well TO call on the
subscriber, who Nae, good assortment on
.s'rA
prtces, aud will be sold for a small advance on
cost and freight.
JOSEPH HANCOCK.
st Johnsbury, Jan 10, 1850 61Ill-
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o. A Mr. Slauion who publishes news
paper "nway up"al ~, Paul, Mioesola Teui-
tory, talks ofmoylng his press 10 Nebraska,
thousand miles above ST. Anlhony Auolb.
81 printer has struggled ino the former pIuru
snd hs IL aithid he ulInll be- crNmped IN his
operations, II compellnog follows him to
Nebraska, he means 10 go to the North Pole,
and Start llle Arctic Gazette aud White Bear
Advocate.
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TO BREEDERS OF GOOD
HORSES.

rINnE GOLDEN FARMER will be- found
Il al The subaenber's stable, Waterford,
Upper Village, for the accommodation ~ far,
mers and MI who wish e. tnproyr then breed
.of llotaea. The pIlscnl fcason
The Farmer isa pure bluodcd Dutch llofsc,
and perfect pattern, az he combines every
quality Tor a good breeding Horse lie color
ID blood bay, with black name aud iall he
weight u 900 pounds Farmers viii ~ we'll
to examine said Horse, A. be- 10 foreign 60 any
Stock of Horses IN this part Of the country
and remember there are two chances on q
large Horse, on n small one bat one.
lie will be- found lhe following dAy--ANes-
nssdaYs, Thursdays, Fridays aud Saturday,
at the Subscfi5cts stable.
G PATTERSON
Upper Waterford, May - 1850 G7ovI
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CtABfMoNr GtfrmG RtApt ron rm CEN.
sus,--The Siis Of Mr jonathan Densmoro
Of THE town, presented hor husband 'tbroe
foo boys on Monday last, and molher aud
children are now doing 6nsly, Tic uuiIed
weight Of he children l. about fourteen
poauds. and Dc, Gleason, lhs attending ply
stefan thinks They are ~ likely "a live ~ any
other ehildeu,- C7a,tmoni Eagie,
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Jew Dayid'S, or Hebrew Plaster.

CELEBRATED Cor the cure ol pains IN the
side, hack, chest or hmbr-fut rheumatism,
.t3ctofulas ,Tuhors aud swrlhngs, Spinal lrou.
-lcs Sc Euagps Indian Piast,rs, Htirs
Elodudpy for Jaundicc, loss of appetite, weak.
-ucrs Of ihc lmbs and general debility, Fof
sole by {. BINGHAM.
MAY 10, l-5O O6fr
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TERus o. 4, =. sEEAroRs, The terms
ofseyen Wing aud Twelve Democrats seua-
rop expire on lho ilh Of March ileH, TIE
Wings hre baldwin Of Canu-, Wales Of Del
aware, Webster Of MASS, Dayton Of n, j.
Cor~io of Ohio, Green orr, T., and rhelps
.0fNL
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GENUINE OLD DR. LiCOB TOXINS.
ENDS .S.lRS,3p. lRILL.l

I
Thisif 20 prepared, that oil the inert prop.
critics of the Sarsararilla root are first removed.
every thing capable of becoming acid ct OF
fermentation, - extracted aud rrirri,d, lhru
every particle of mrdicaLyirtur m secured IN
a pure and concentrated form aud thus II ~
rendered incapable of losing any of IT, valuable
aud healing properties. Prepared ~ this wa s ,
it's made the most powerful agent IA the
CURE or LNNJWERiBLE DISEASES.
Hence the rcuson whywo hear commenda.
t,ons on every side ~ It's favor by men, women
and children II Is doing wonders IN the cure or
Consumption, Dyspepsia, and Ljror Complaint,
and N M0mattsm, ScfqfHid, PHrs, C0siire
Hrss, all taiaHrgus ETaPii0HS, Pimplss, Eotc6-
IS, aud an affections arising from fNpTRTTI
or THE MOOD. II possesses marvellous
efficacy IN all complaints arising from hdigos.
ton, frnm .3ciditg II The Stomach, FROM uHe quail
circulation, determination OF blood To the hr ad a.,
p7iptatiuu Cf the -hrart, euid feel s.d uaIG
AaBds,e .ld eitll- end hot iiasirrr OVER the bUrfy
II has not It's equal IN Colds aud CoUghs; aud
promotes -tasy t,veturrtiuu and rrutr per.
spiration, relaxing structure Of The lungs,
throat, aud every other part Bin in nothing
IL its excellence more maniiesllg secn and &c.
knowledged than IN all kinds and stages of
FE.M.1LE COMPLAINTS.
1t works wonders in eases of FiuOr .Hbus or
Whites. Falling Of tho Uoia5, ObsirRoisd, Sup.
pressed or painful MtHses, irrtgtIarity ior the
menstrual tiffluHh anu the llhti ana IN uh tuGC
tual in curing all the forms of KttiRey Dtstu-r.
BY removing obstructions,an regulating thc
general system, II gives tone and strength TO
the whole body, nndthus cures all forms of
NERVOUS DISEASES aud DEBILITY.
and thus prevents or relieves great variety
of other maladics, as Spinal Irritation, NEURAL.
gia, 81. Iitus Dance, SirooRing, EPfieptic Fits,
Commissions, SC. II 10, not possible for this
medicine To fail 10 do good; il has nothing IN
1t which can ever harm. 1t clcanses the blood
cxeiirs hoIiver To healthy action, tones 6iie
stomach, and gives good digestion, relieves the
bowels of torpor and constipation, Hllnys in.
hammuiion, purifes the skin, tquRliEep the cir.
culation Of the blood, producing gentle warmth
equally NIL over the body, and the inscnsible
preparations relaxcs all structures and light
ness, removes all distractions, aud invigorates
the~wxAire nervous system. Is not this, then,
The Medicine You pre-emineaiiy Need?
EASTMAN, TILTONS, co.
General AGENTS, LitHtfon, N. H.
~ AGgNrs for the sale of the Genuine
ToMNsENp SARsARARlLLAi-.--
j. q, Fuller, Danvillei Harvey a. Eastman,
Barnet; Brown Il Weeks, Peacham; Cutting
y Silshy, Lower Waterfowl john Bacon, ST
Johnsbury Centre; Calvin Morrill,, East St
iTf'5if > t.cit .
" Co, South Hardwiok; F.. ID. Putnam,
Marshfoldi Strong X Jpwett, Bartonj Wolch
g. Darling, Groion w. r. Shedd & Co Wells
River J. G. Bingham, 81. join sbuty [623yI
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FRESHET OR NO FRESHET
w T. HTs hound 10 presont 20 our oustnm9fa
w and the public ihr mpsi et'eh7" 40.
soTtmrnt 81 5pung and bumHfT
G O @ d s

fver 0nrrrd inr sale 10 this part u The Slate
$50 can assure Ladies and Genilemeni that
our former assortment has been iAf Ices thah
our present we intend 20 muke'it an object
f1T al within iweniy niles ~ want 81 ne
Host case -sa d.s'T.hle ~ - 81 Goods ~ s'Ti'
our establishment The Railroad 10 a. hand,
and our a0ti0 hencsiufih ~ LarRe salfs--
smaR pr6fis, and fash az Fhou crCdis.
oar arrangements 90 Boston 80 s'eA thai
We shall keep constantly supplied with every
dcsiable article and ouT Goods Will be- sold 90
The lowest possible prc6s We beluyr Ladies
and GeRiirmen can appreciate M adfaAiagfs
Of hayiug q large stock of Goods from when
10 select
We whould particularly invite attention 70
GftF aaa.Fgu..ut a.
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track, md went on bic way rejoicing And
well ho might rJoico-ho had done Noble
deed
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Agency sfDr- 8, s. Flteh,s
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

A fSED by him with such ingulshgd sue
y cess in The euro Of Coprhs, toEftmF.
ton, CafgTfh, .iaAma, HsaV Nissasff, Dgs.
prgsa, GOH0rThGa, Phss, fsmais Complaints,
a.. S.c.-.a ILSO,
Dr. +, Efhch Abdominal Supporters, shoul.
der Brace, inhHlinr Tubes, md Lecture IN
Consumption, md The AT Of prcfrr WI. iic
and llealthfr Old Agc, sc. Sc.
J, & Bi'GuAH, - JohBHbury, agent for
the above md keeps thrm constantly on hand
uFDr Fuchs ''Guidc Book o. lnyalida, aud
nIlrciilns for Promoting Health, and lnsTuo-
tons g. M.tbcfs, il.a l..aHaFs tno4t Gr r-E3I-
dfcn,r many be- had, gfatuiiously, by calling
Tor u a. the store ne above, An extremely
valuable hook hiiyi
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IBr0neIiiis and Courh Cwrd

tfuFtUn, august -, trf-s
Mr. : w Fowlr-Dcor SIR Having been
troubled Tor "a considerable time with a bad
cough and bronchial affection, | Mas induced
to dry a bottle Of DR. Wist1t's Bilsam OF wild
CbCffy, whtch I HU- Happy tn wy rHtiTr4y
tcmuyrd the diSic6lN | deem 1t but jus.
tee to say this much Tor the benefit of those
who may be similarly afflicted.
GEORGE II, DAVIS,
Firm of tlallctt ~ Davis,
l'taHo Forte Manufacturer, tiCEtuu.
+ iivrrt7y .rrrtTfy That -uru rrr---raify ne
quaintcd with Geo. IL Davis, Esq and have
tire futirut confidence IN thr utuvr Ftutcmeut-
II Il BARRUS,
Formerly Practising Physician.
Boston, August -, 1919.
=. $. Such testimony can be relied upon.
BE careful ofthc article you buy
The genuine signed |. Butts on thcwrapper.
For sale by } G. Bingham 81. Johnsbury
Plain; }. Flint, st Johnsbury Centre; l. T.
Parks, Ps=sumpsio, and dealers ia medicines
generally. -=a---t-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22

PgLMON1PI CONStHPTION- Fr-uits
having aluost always bottled The. most rhiInl
mr5lcat Treatment, VI h1H rgrv 1ustty trru
tctm,d The " O7y5ubflim 81 Ih9s ciurs. aud,
unid within "a Low yeats, been ,t,urrHlly COM
sidcrrd ,ncurablc although many uvdfcal mrn
# the higrst standing, among whom wc Hay
mention Llrnurc aud bis friend Bay lr--both
Jisunguishvd authors. ada,t that ths much
cfcadtd do, - may De- cured, even IN rs nd
ynnccd .tagrs, whom hc inngs are not COM.
plrirlv ,--rf~angad Tho remedy which w.
nov olTrf, WIsTARs BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, for the cur ofthus disc7sc, not
only cmanairS from a regular Physician, but
has also been wei tested IN al the complaints
tyT IA htph "A a. recommended
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
Pasaumpalo RaiIroad nondn.

TINE Interest Warrants which afr Jus ,g
4 the Bonds 81 The Conncclcut odd "a,
TuUTHTr krvrrr iHrir1ud GurrpuuT- WITT t-7 t.
ceiyrd ns cash nl the Fassumpso BinE
T. G. REDlNGTON, Cashier.
Al7y aH, 1850. C,Uns
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22

o., Tho Washington Union thinks That
the Democratic party must be very pure be-.
cause great many dishonest men were sep
nrnled from II In 1913, "lioy, IL This huuer
clean 2" II think Il ought 10 bo, for II took
mother aud mo iva hours TO pick the hair"
oul ofii."-LouisriHe Journal,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-22
Boots, Shoes and BrOganS.

prime lot Of Ladies Shoes (somc ~
"a s,llcrl Gaitrts, Misses Shoes, Mems and
Boys Btogans aud SHOES cheap, at
4. JENETf " &C. =
May IT., 1850. 66-f