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I H E R E P UBLIC.
WASHIN GTON:
THURSDAY MORNING. MAY is, 1850
Congress.

In the Senate, yesterday, the bill for
the admission of California, providing
territorial governments for Utah and New
Mexico, and making proposals TO Texas
for the settlement of her northern and
western boundaries, was taken up. An
important amendment was submitted by
Mr.. JEFFERSON DAVIS, which elected
debate.
The House Of Representatives. adopted
resolution authorizing the select commit
tee appointed to inquire what persons un-
der the last Administration correspondent
with newspapers, &c., to send for persons
and papers. The Chairman of the Com
mttee of Ways and Means reported two
bills for the payment of navy, revolution
airy, and other pensions, which were COM
mitted to the Committee of the Whole on
the state of the Union. The House spent
some time in debating the subject of the
coastwise trade and the tariff, on motion
to refer the correspondence of the British
minister with the Secretary of State to APP
propriate committees; and adjourned with
out coming to conclusion.
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From the Charleston Courier Of the lsth.
Arrival or the Steamship Isabel.
Laiest from. Havana

Early on Saturday morning. with her accustomed
punctuality the steamship Isabel Captain Rollins,
arrived here from Havana. having left there at four
O'Clock ON Wednesday afternoon last.
We are in the receipt of our usual favors from our
attentive correspondents. and files Of papers to the
latest dates.
The steamship Ohio, for New Orleans, sailed
from Havana at 10 o'clock, a. m. ON the 6th inst,
and the royal mail steamer Severn. for Mobile, at
4 p. IN. on the same day. ass
The steamship Falcon left Havana at u O'Clock.
noon, on the 9th instant for Chagres.
The Spanish steamer Cuadalquver from the
south side Of the island, and Spanish frigate,
came into port on the 9th instant, for water and
stores. The French sloop-of war Fawn arrived at
8 p. on the same day.
There were in the port Of Havana, at the time the
Isabel left, one seventy-fo four gun ship, two first
class frgates, and two steamers, all Spanish.
Danish man of-war was off the harbor Of Ha-
vana when the Isabel came out.
HAVANA, Mays
The epidemic increased somewhat since we
wrote, but is now again on the decline.
The Falcon took good many passengers to Cha
gres. We not aware that any intelligence of
interest came by the last arrival from California
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The TENDENCY OF HAZARDOUS SPECULATIoNs-
Bold spectators have their triumphs, and these
seducing to the inexperienced but they have their
reverses, too, and these should be made known as
earnest admonitions to the unwary. A San Fran
cisco correspondent of the Boston Traveller relates
particulars respecting the progress of the
guine and enterprising men of that place. He
says:
"Many merchants and business men are seriously
embarrassed. Mr.. Steinburgher, who has been
largely engaged in speculations of every sort, has
recently failed for an enormous amount. He once
figured largely in one of the eastern cities-Balti
more, / think-where, in consequence of failure,
his liabilities neither few nor small to this day
The house of Ward & Co., which has ever borne a
high reputation, and been concerned in every
heavy transaction, made assignment of their ef-
fects on Saturday last. The saddest thing con-
nected with this failure is the death of Frank Ward,
by his own hands. In consequence of his troubles
he had been melancholy and responding for some
days. Yesterday morning he attempted to shoot
himself through the temples. The pistol was not
exactly in the requisite position-the discharge
out eye the ball passing through the other.
He survived through the day, horribly disfgured
as he was, but died towards evening. He was
widely known and respected. Every one was
amazed and saddened by the catastrophe
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WEDNESDAY, way 10, iooo.
William It. Risler esq, OF Pennsylvania, and
Joel Giles, esq, Of Massachusetts, were admitted
attorneys and counsellors of this court
Nos. 1881. The United States VS.. o. b. Broion. =
The argument Of this CAFE was continued by
Messrs. Bradley and Coke for Mr. Brown, and con-
cluded by Mr.. Attorney General Johnson for the
United States.
Adjourned until to- morrow, IL O'Clock, a. m.
NAvAL.-At the last dates from the squadron in
the Chinese seas, all hands were reported 10 be
well
Adviccs from the United States squadron on the
coast Of Africa, to March Is, speak of the general
good health of officers and men. A letter says:
"Nothing can be more evident than that this is
emphatically the land of the negro. Here he will
grow, strengthen and flourish, while to the white
man il is truly the land of the shadow of death.
Persons with good constitutions and good health
may, with the exercise of prudence, manage to get
along for short time-perhaps for a few years
but In the end must be conquered"
The Boston Daily Aduerfiser has the following:
"Our correspondent at Hong Kong, writing on
the Goth Of February, says that the United States
sloop of-war St. Mary arrived there the LIST from
San Francisco, and had sailed for the United States
by way Of Manila, with Commodore Geisinger on
board. The Plymouth, the flag ship of Commodore
VOORHEES,, who came over in the st. Mary, also
sailed on the 23d for Cochin China and Siam, with
Mr.. Balestier as passenger. The brig Dolphin,
Commander Page, was at Hong Kong-all we'll.
"Letters dated the 18th March, at Rio Janeiro,
from on board the sloop- of-war Marion, say that
she was TO sail the following day for China all well,
both officers and men; and that she had had no sick
ness on board during her stay at Rio.
"'The United States ship Portsmouth, Commodore
Gregory, and brig Bainbridge, Commander Slaugh-
ter, were at Monrovia, March "a; all well; bound
to leeward.''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
Agency Of DR.. s. s. Fitoh's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

SID by him with such. distinguished sue.
4 cess 10 the cure of CopgAf, Coasumy.
hpH, CaiaTyh, .ish ma, eH6aH DsrHscs, Due.
pspsia, GoHorrAaa, P,l,s. fenAis Complaint,
80 Sc asa,
Dr.. s Fitch Abdominal Supporters, Shout.
der braces, lnhhling Tubes, and Lectures on
CONSUMPTION pTi thu ATt-rf prrsrrvTuE i.Ttc
aud Health 30 Old Age, Ae, sc.
J G Do GusN, ~ Iohnshufy, ~ agent for
the above aud Keeps them constantly on hand
rDr Ftch'u "Guids Book a. lnVnlids, and
Dire Ctons Tor Pfomotng Health, aud instfuc.
tone To- Mothers, no the management of chit.
df,ii, many be- had, gtAtuiiously, by ealing
iot II at the store az dboyo. An extremely
valuable Book. Gilyl
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~ CAUTONLXTILa

4 H4H BY the name Of cLAFf, has engaged
~ with young manoi the namroib fIoWps
nd, ald uses his name 10 pat up a harshParl'
"a, which they call Dr., TpwHaend.s harsapa
UiiHl ufHnmlnHilHR " HfHNfHf oUghHli eve
THIS Townsend isu0 Dnntaf, and nsYer WaH'
mt WIS fnfmerly worker on railroads, can
als, gnd the like Vet he assumes the title 81
Dr.. Tor the purpose 81 gaining eTedit for what
he 10 not This 10 ~ caution the public not ~
be- deceived, and purchase none but The GEF-
Ufsr OHiGiHAL ON DE- Jacob Townsend b
sAfsapaulla, having on II Tho Old Doctors
likeness, his family coat ~ arms, and his sig
nature across Die cost ~ arms
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

Fuartpsi pnes ief FULTON street hss BsiiA
iav n hsiiiHF O. hisis street hssiea
bgau A spHf iis hauh hsfnHd street fhilsdeiphis
nsnrs puF1st hsiiiHafs = n CohsH, chsIiss
tnH Nughi Co. iA thsuFss hFsst o. lnt
fHHih ftsd HWfri AhsHi snd ~ III its pusfips
nfsru,s spd hsfehsHs fsasfsiiy th'sagksai hs Va
- ulatss Msa ia iirs sud Ne CsHsdss
Wholesale Agent & BINGHAM, Dug
giSi, ~ JahHsbafy RrtuIi' Hgcnts- Goodal
aud Gould, East ~ Johnsbutyi Kttredgc 8
Colby, Lyndon Dana, Weeks a stanton
Dauyiliri Isaac Watts, feaehami Harvey q
Ncrdll q Iruli, Burke 4 q Butler, Derby
Liner lilahcA 4, Sun, Sutton, T.. Cleveland s
Co, Coventry Pals \ w French, Luaen,
bufgh, aud by all the principal Druggists aud
Merchants generally throughout The I States
and The Canada also, by Bemis a Dcnisun,
Lyndon Centre -S,pryl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26
Compound Pulmonary Syrup.

tlNIllS Syrup ~ found To be of real and great
value IN cases of severe Coughs, and IN
attacks OF Group IA children. /; ~ a cheap
and highly approved family medicine, and is
being used more and more as 1t becomes
known, Although 1t has not yet cured liz
10000 cases of consumption, $4,000 cases OF
dyspepsia or 10000 of Asthma, yet It is good
Ptiolc.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
J. C. Bingham, Druggist, St Johnsbuy-
price, 80 cents. Sold also by Dana Il Weeks,
paav.Ile4 4saas Matte, PesehsRi Harvey 4,
Abbott, l. z. Parks, Barnet; Cutting 4. SilS.
by, Watetfordi Bingham d May, West Con.
cord; It G. Butler, Derby Lime T. Clepe.
land q -Coventryj G.. Worthngton, lrns-
burgh, Blake s. Co. Sutton; Colby Il Nc.
GniIcy, Lyndon; ~ w French, Lunenburgh;
Hil y Flanders, Sheffield; A. G. Robinson,
Barton
ST. Iohnsbury, Jan |, 1850. 6I9tf
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TaE BoY VIC wouLn'Nr IlArL WnIsKrY.

Tar Boy wHo woULD'Nr Haul WuIsKEY.
A lad who drove four Mills 10 II mill for Il
lond of flour To haul to the cannl, WINS told lrc
could not obtain il, the mill being out of re-
IruTr; hut TINT nc might not tosc his haif days
work, (worlh dollnr) the miller said, you
uny drive ncross to the disillery, aud lopd
up, aud will pay you tho SAME price that
we giva>for hauling -four"
The lad thought n moment, and snid very
plcnsnutly, 81 don't know whnt mthcr will
say, but Our horses can't haul whiskey-,noi
10 day." aud wheeling them off, drove home
and told his f9ther.
"fou hive done right, John, "snd his faith
or, "toneh not, taste not handle nel.n Cnrry
ont your principles anywhere aud every
where, and be kind about H. but decided"
His horses don't "Lad tphiSke7" Ills tenn
pcrance iecture cost. him hut n dollar; Il was
short, but it was good ono. Wnsn', il boys?
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tsn-amPtisa Cared.
uitsssf SEQ NUfsgtAsH GsHssUPtHs cas- - fsfaa
hfssrktuE CsAsswFusH. LtHV CswFistst Csiss
CatsFFA, Cstghs Tulsa sputtsg Need. Asrfstsi
a. 80 GAssI Hstns fissA NSAi AsssD D,Hssu -
ffeNU ttpfffst ansa fata "a tAf Sidf, ~ Aass
ltf, asa fsH ~ tsff6
SPIulaH ul-sd.
Ne isSA 4yfu g. ihtI,
~ IuwNsGsb = Vrui brliets Suuf Ssuaps
tssu Iha thtuHfL ffottisuss 81 --s.nf
4ls-l -ss LIZ a. ia-f.-.-A- L@a Issgh II
b., rsms rotss sud A. lsu I raised iaps
guartuss ~ blood hai uirht sseHis sui greatly
IELiltAla4 al fsaAEgd. and dad act tApsst ~ Use
Lsrs onlJ seed leuf sstsapauua . shsu uHs. ESD
Mtts hat . seu1Vtful thaafs bssH ~fgurht
able 90 -slt III otsf hs ciJ, tstts
bluad sud ay rsagt hrs len zoe Yes -sl me-
ssino that I thaukfal iot tbsss fssuln usf Gle
dtSui tctfaHL --. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

Oaiaf w. tls Fest success esd imiassss tsis 81 ~
FpHassHiIs nsHspsfiils, puHlsf " msa shs ssfs
fnfHrfB nHr AFfNN hHFf fnHlHfnffi HsklnF tFfsa
paulis EFtfsfis IHFfs hilsW tsHsfn ~ fsiaE
haEk a. lHff EeHsfshg pee ~ ~ W ths sass sFsf.
81 tHliisf sHd scans ~ tHsm hsFs sislsH sad espsd
suf sdfefussmran thar sfs eNy snfihiess iiaiisueas
eel sha.i hs sFaidsi NeHt gspuiHs usisss sgasd ~
r T. fassssHd -
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Farm for Sale.

TUE subscriber oiers his firm, c....
Il 10 situated on the road lesd,n,, ,"s u
lohnsbutY Plain H. Asfih fiHU,,rI ,'-'l --
halt way between the two places 1i
Of 2iO aofes-ls o. ~ acres oforceii,-,. ne
oWv-abuui ~ aores Of woodland NEED
dor pasture and illlAge. ''"it
The buildings are suitable for IN,
There are about 1000 sugar mani, F'1'.-
young apple orchard, with a GOOD 49,. ".
Of cedar GmbsT, GA the farm. 7'''NJ
The farm can be- advantageously d,,....
and lhe whole o. part - Offered Ion ,,i,
Terms Of payment made easy.
JOHN CGgHNty
~ Johnsbury, Aug 10, lao eal,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

4 LAHor AMOUNT OF MoNrr Losr.-On
fiNIrsdqy 6Iltnoon,3d inst., Mr. Joel Austin,
a PcdIar, FROM SuflicIH, Conn, lost his Peck.
1t Book containing about S2,5OO,on the rond
'-.'' @'''.-4's IaFeft, Sqatir Vernon, 10 firnI.
ticb1ro,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

~ Tss#fsHa 10 siiaafi dsily fseeiFHg eTdsn n 90
rHfsciaut ir ilHrffHi psTs " ths uHisH
1hu H 90 fsfIb thsi ~. the uHiafagned, fhTsi
.isHf ~ ihs Gu ~ AbsHY hsFs % sHmsfsas sssss
pufsfiaf o. lsHessHds hsnspsnusf sad hslsEs u
~ be- ~ ihs meet Tsiusbs pfsPsfslsns ~ Che si
80
~ y ruiING unt J WILSON ND,
AGssT, Aph. leu
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HLs.s,siI.a,.

khFuutntNsu1s
Ths IL onN ous ~ mofelMau fuuf thoussui cssss Of
hhuumHtsm that uf Tarns~uI Ssfsspsfiia hss rufsd.
Toe most severe sud tbfoHs casss rssHp sfadcsd
BY us ~HuborltuatS Ntttutt.
lamgs Criuuliurs E,1 pps Of The sssi.lalis u.
ln.ahe Aplam Msgs ss.Is l.lsHd.- g u'e E'nt''maH
'IoAvu Of a. tpv Iunvlur istief
bIatAsslI, hlaad sept ~ ietf
~ Tovuteud-Dgar Str. | hsts tuHotsd tstuti,
nv nins Nsst Nth The hhsumutisu, considerable ofht
uhs lcuui bot cat sleep -Als hsd the most di.
u'sstnr Pains aud nay lrHbs uors touiLly tHoiur
rave h;cl four Luai Of ssssAps's sad they hsys
i"ue more tusn Thousand dphfA Ha44A ~ rood an
~ .--Thrt Indeed suufely relieved YOU sfs
81 NtDfV 10 this zoe The bsnsdt OF the afflicted
ioun respectfully jANEs CUMMINGS
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~ Ta~HssHii bssr Hif : sass lhs rssssis q "a
ffW yNV Vi4I lNltf y ~ tANllsN hsty ~. tWsl y
Thor srfa snlfel FsTT ssFsfsy Hiih hae safss hsFs
isksu GHf baturi % ieas ihfH ssay To- ~hist fss
urTFrf HHdu sfsai shifsnaH
inHFt respectfully,
IaAAl " lnAlh lua WallIaI -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

GrrHf attE-stng rHoIbrra Rnd Children
II - tho safc' aud edsetual medicine for pur-
Nns the syAtoh. and relieving the suhsrnEs
mon childbirth discovered II strengthens both the
mother aud elnd prevents pain aud dfsapse Increases
ard entiohes the food ihosa who used think
Indispensable IL Is highly u,oll both beote aud snet
eo"hnrnent ~ II psreut, diseases attendant upon child.
~ G--t,r-u--. Plies. Grsu,ps SwuiimF Of tina
Feet Dependency, Heartburn, Vomiting Pain IN the
Back aud lons, False Pains Hsmotthags aud rsgu
lAiing the Secteons aud equslhng the circulation Il
has equal. The great beauty OF this medicine IT, Il
Is always safe aud the most delicate Il suo-
esssmly
Notleo TO the sad4es.
Tho-e that initiate DIR. TovnIends SAuApAtttla hAvs
invariably called their stun great RsIsSy jor Fslsss
Sc. &c, aud have copied bills aud eiTcusts which
relates 60 the complaints OF women, word for word
other Who put up medicine have since the great
succcss Of DR., Townseuds BAuAparilla In complaint
Incident 10 femseS recommended theirs although pre-
,iously they did not pumhsr Of these mixtures
rls sc, are Injurious to nmaes, as they Asgravsss
disesse.. aud undermine the constitution. DIR. Town
'nuds = the only aud best remedy for the numerous
f,nsie oompaints- rarely, " ever fails Of eneetiug
prtuAuant cure II be taken by the dsiieats
f-Ha.'S' in sny case, by those expecting become
rthers, With the greatest adTantages pKepATes
hu - stom snd prevents pain danger and sT6uEth,
". "t6 mother and child Be eHrshh to got the gsnu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

stSornER BANK CLosED.-Tho Winnipis.
tiogrc Bank, at Meredith, N. H., has wound
up us unNrs Tho bills nro no longer ro.
lccmnbc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

IL Rev Mr. Butler, who was recently
viIomn ct3Gotn the Y. :. scnate,wns for
mcrly rccror drGrace Church, Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

c. Fweniy-'wo students have been cx-
peeled from tie University of Michigan, for
1eirg members of Secret societies.
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Notice. RRiLrOad Bonds.

TUE first instnllncnt Of ten per cent for
subscriptions TO the Bonds of the Pas.
sumpsi1 Rivers Railroad Company will be-
come due on the first day of February next
Payments may be made al the Banks of New.
--,,ry and Caledonia, OF at tho Office of T.
Fairbanks in st. Jdhnsbury.
} STlCKNEY, Troas G, 8 p, n. II r. Co.
Ian. 10, 1880 6JOw3
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De 1ownseuds SsrhpatilA ~ sovrttiFn and spec
y eHte for tuciptcnt Cousumpuoh Bsuennsts, Pro-
lspsu' ut~d Failing n The Wonh. Co,ntsHsst ris,
LouruttbrA Nhes, obTfuctod of didicut hensttua
uou. iurunuucncr ~ UriHc Involuntary dsehafKe
hstceC aud for the general prosirauon of the
'-4--- -'-~r t'r- rr-u " rnNvr-ur
produced by irt~Eulaty illness accident Nothing
rHu he more surprsug than IT. inyruatng effects upon
hc human frame Persons Of all weakness aud iasstuds
FROM Akug II NJ once become robust aud hi Of energy
iudrt NJ Influence. II Immediately countrtacu The
urV o".su~ss ~ the fruas hamo, which s tho rfrai
5l-~--------l4 ~ W. vrry~rrrr NJ
oi 20 delicate nsufs 10 sHhih cstu0cates Of
cutT. performed hut hssnfs the Afflicted, that
-a.i.i'-is .f.-s"s b-s- b-rb reported Thou.
s-Is II -hcrr families have been ~ithout chit.
iron amer using frs bottles ~ tins auahle niedt
stu~ have hcou blessed sith Ono healthy ofsprnE. II
ans Lrcu sNpfcs'D prrPsted reference female
plants. No female ~ho hutrrA suppose she h
,rrtoarhmr that ctucal retioi TAs irs Of iys
tHN- ~ ~ ~ ~ rurtHu preventive
fn my NJ the aai hprihs diseases to witch
i-,szlrs tHhiErt at ths tpie Of VIZ THIS period
nay BE- s,iaysd Jsr ssusra SsarS ~ sstHR As nod
tIHt Nor % Il less Vauahlr for those who pptosch
ing som.uhood, II - calculated assist by
inirhruus tho blood snd inNrotatnr the system In,
iced, ts medicine h iuValushls Tor al the dslie
hsoases to Which women arc subiesL
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THE LED ON / An.


Tao esufssis ssaaiasiFsiT pFgFV ihsi lhis hsfts
asl. la paflrE raHIFal Tbs naii phfuhsis 4ia
,sts' u ht hlnH Ttfss psTsss' ssfsf u sss hsass
= aHafsredsHlad
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

ly"'rhe death of George Washington II
Fnyoitc, son af Gen. la foycuc, is nunounc.
cd.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-01-26

From HE distinguished Geo. T. BV5diaytaH,
" H., Of Colsackie, " J. as Ia the rirtvSs
ef { rbcHS SorSIpari.ia, and The Similar
FLUID 81 IaieraH
- t-..s--'t''+t-. e,tvr-t, Gu Nv t., t-i---
Mcssfs. T. B5,nley n Co Dear Sirs; YOU
are, believe, the proprlrtors of the Shaker
Fluid Extract Of waterman, and also Corbctts
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla From my
having used 1t within the Last year quite free
ly, in my capacity Ms assistant under DR. Stcd.
man, at the City Institution, South Boston,
Ms, feel unwilling 10 be without 1t in my
practice. have gwen a bottle of this med,
iclne to DR. John lily, Of this place, and re-.
qurslcd him 10 give 1t trial lie has done
50, and lznaH- ,ItH=a-tf, ~ ~ 44rr
same ~ true Of DR.. J -. Hrnshaw, who IL
now using It IN his tnmy. As to the Sarsn.
parilln, our c1mmuuity use much of different
preparations of this article but from my
knowledge of them and the absence of any
good results following their use | consider 1t
my duty as physician to circumference
them. But. the article of DIR CerLctt- comes
attended with names sufficient TO establish for
II reputation that cannot he shaken, mud in.
surcs LuS.l sale Commensurate with its val.
nc. 3lt is the only Article Of SarsaParilla
huve any confidence in aud shall not hesitate
freely to recommend H. Will you send me
som61of each article, Truly Yours,
GEO. +. BURLINGTON, NJ. d..
T.. Brinlcy q Go. agents for u. $ y. Canada.
AGEErs.-John Bacon, G Bingham, St
Johnsbufy; l.. L. Parks and Harvey " Abbot,
Barnet; Colby 81 Nc. Gafiey, and J. M, Hoyr
a Co. Lyndon y
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NO T ice.

A Ii persona aE.aA -ass-ati!.a- ass-1s=is
"A with Or. BoEiah SaHborA or Sanjorh 4
DdriiFQ, must cali and settle immsdianIy-
Lc; no one delay, for the subscriber, Intending
IN few days to leave the STATE. must close
all his business
BENlAH SANBORN, 90.
Lyndon Aug 4, isio. 0i-U
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o. GRAND and U.NEQULLED PRE-
P.lR.lITJyr


10 manufactured ON the largest scale, and ~
called for throughout the length and breadth
Of the land, especially as Il IL found incapable
Of degeneration or deterioration,
Unlike young I, Townsehd's. Il improves
with age, aud never changes, bat for the bet.
Ter because Il 10 prepared on scientific priH.
eiples by scirHfhc maH, The highest krpwl'
edge Of el'ea'stFyT and -tlf--fut-rt-
Of the art have all been brought into rcquisi.
ton ~ the manufacture Of the Old Dr's Sar.
sdpGriiia The Sarsapafilla root, Il ~ we'll
known 10 medical men, contains many medici'
nal properties, and some properties which are
inert or useless, and others, which, " retained
IA preparing u for use, produce fermentation
aud a6id, which is injurious To the system --
Some of the properties Of Sarsaparilla are 40
roiaids, that they entirely cvaporatr and are
lost IN the preparation, Il they arr not prcrcTy-
ed by sctCnfUc pfOcsss, known only 20 th'sc
experienced ~ - manufacture. Moreover,
these ro'atVs Brmeipt6s, whicb ny Oh ~ yapor,
or as an cXhalation, undorhcat, arc the very
ssssHhai mei,cai Broperiiss 81 tho Ihai--TA.sl.
-r-r--r- n u az ia value.
Any person can boil or stew the root Gll they
get a dark eolofcd liquid, which - more from
the coloting matter ~ the root than from ans
thing else they can then strain this insipid or
vanit liquid, swcctcn With sour molasscs, aud
then cGll it"SdrsaYariHa Extract or syrup -
-,..- 80 ttta- liTttgi.. fokVf a. liz.
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". I. Goods and Grocerlee,

aud 'Hy'ic-sil m wantuf CuarHr % fiuH SAit,
Teas, Coffee, Sugsf, Spices, Tobacco, Mo
lasscs, Fish, Oh, Flour, Sc SC 90 call ~ We
shall eel by the quantity At very low prices
for CASH Dec g.