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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-14

The following beautiful poem is copied from
thd NationoI Intslligence:
PERSEVERANCE.
A SWALLOW in the spring,
Came to our granary, and meath the caves
Essayed to make a nest, and there did bring
Wet earth, and straw, and leaves
p,v after day she toj5
With patient heart; but ere her work wSsoss -
J .ae sad .rishap the tiny fabric spoiled.
g.,3 And dashed it to the gfoune' =. = 4
le So found the ruin wrought,
But not cast down, forth from the place she new,
And. with her mate, fresh earth and grasses
brought
And built her nest anew.
But scarcely had she placed
The last soft feather on its ample floor,
When wicked hand, or chance, again laid waste,
And wrought the ruin ocr
But still her heart she kept,
And toiled again; and last night, hearing calls,
Hooked and 10! three little swallows slept
Within the earth made walls.
What truth is there, man!
Hath hope been sntten in its early dawn?
Have clouds orecast thy purpose, trust or plan !?
Have FAITH, and struggle on.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-14
Tbe 6amtlp Gittle.

The following beautiful poem is copied from
thd National Intelligencer:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08
For the Calrdonian.
T. III L. 8 w Il A II Il Il.

Howard, The Ph,lanihropist, standing 10 the
slreel, hesf4 some dreadful oalhs and curses
from house opposite, Having occasion 10
go aoross, he first bWtonel up his pockets,
saying TO by,staHder, ~ always do this when
. hear men swear, for think that any one
who eau take Gods name Ia ysia, oaa sIso
steal, or do any thing else rhsi IL bad ""
And 10 not liis far eeneIauinnf Sweat
ing IL useless vice, s'sd Iirr oaiy object Of
iudulgng In Il, 10 - Hsuh AND openly abuse
The Being who has made us, preserved us and
Rroyided for o~r d.Ay sesesrities, a person
who WINK be guilty Of saeh presumPtuoua
wiefraapSs and base ingraulude, in a case
Wbcw he can derive 40 possible advantage,
would be- very likely to rob- steal or do any
Other mean OF wicked act, II he was sure Of
Escaping punishment, His eowafd,ee would
keep him from the commission Of such crimes
as are punishable by law, only 30 long aH he
thought there was danger Of detection, Bat
let him be- satisfied that no will not be- diseoy.
cred, and be Will pick your pookel rob your
hcn.ropst, or forge your name Ia note, with
No. little trouble 90 his conscience as when he
calls upon God TO damn you,or tells you he
aud awcAfs TO t. a person guilty Of proiane
swearug,may be ihily regarded dishonest,
mean, and utterly destitute Of moral pr,noi,
pie, and It may reasonably DO expected that
whenever he IL sure Of escaping detection, he
will prove himselfa knaye and seouudrel
lf this vice IL diswpulabe IN men, II 10 not
less 90 10 boys, Never trust boy that will
swear, Lying, cheating, stealing and the
whole brotherhood Of crimes will sooner or
later make their appearance, aud the Ptoianc
boy will grow up, the dishonest aud unprlnei,
pied man. II is the boy who has the courage
10 say, IL am afraid TO swear, who will grow
up To manhood honorcd aud respected Such
boy, governed by correct moral principle
will have asuro passport to success IN what.
over business he cngngea, and will readily OBJ,
tain the favorable regard ufthosc whose assist
anoe he may need How important, then, for
theif reputation aad success In life, that our
youth should entirely avoid this useless vice,
"Maintan your rauk-vugArity despisc,
To swcaf IN neither brave, polite nor wise.
FRANKLIN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08
~ ClIUTTONLXTKL

A HAs By the name Of Guar, has enR'EeH
N with young manoflhs nameof f'Iown.7
end, aud users he nnnle 10 put up hafAApAlN'
Ia, which they call Dr.. TnwnHend haisAPA-
rlla, disseminating it GeHuiHf original ele
THIS Townsend no Doctor, aud never was
but was formerly worker on railroads, can
ale. and thefike Yet be- assumes the lilie nl
DR. for the purpose Of gaining credit for what
be- Il not THIS 10 60 caution the public not 70
be deceived, and purchase none but The ets'
ulaE ORiGisAL ON DE-. Jacob Townsend D
Harsaparilla, having on Il the old Doctor
likeness, his faulty coat ot arnhi ana NJ w
nature ao T0ss the coat Of arms
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STATE OF VERMONT,


Alta Probate Court, holden at Probate Office
In DRH4illc, within and for said District,
on the nth day of May, ls50-Prcsent the
Hon, Theron Howard, Jadge,
A N Instrument, purporting 10 be the last
~ Will and TestAmeat of. Jemes, Badger,
late of Waterford, in said District deceased,
being presented to tho Court here by Sarah
Badger, the eSccutrix therein named, for Pro-
BATE 1t is ordered by said Court, that all per.
sons concerned therein, be notified 10 appear
at n session of said Court to be holden at the
Probate Office. in said Danvllo, on the 18th
day of June, 1880, and shew cause, If any
they may have, against the Probate of said
viii; for which purpose, it is further ordered
that copy of the record of this order, be
pubiiAhed three weeks successfully, in the
'Caledonian, n newspaper printed at st. Johns.
bury ,prcSiousto said time appointed for hear.
ing THERON HOWARD, Judge.
A truercoPy Of record, cows
Attest, 7. HOWARD.
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Agency of DR.. S. S. Fitch's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES,

IISED by him with such distinguished sue.
" cess IN the cure of Coughs, C0nsHmp.
tioa, Catarrh, ASTHMA, Heart Diseases, Dys.
pspsia Gorerrhtea, P'ies, Ies..iie Complaints,
&c &c. ALSO,
DR., s. $ Fitch's Abdominal Supporters, Shout.
der Braces, lnhaling Tubes, and Lectures on
Consumption, and the Art of preserving Life
and Health to Old Age, &e. &c.
J. G. Br'GHkN, ST. Jshnshury, is agent for
the above and keeps them constantly on hand.
IL DR. Fitch's Guide Book TO lnYnlds and
Directions for Promoting Health aud lnstrue-
tions to Mothers, in the management of Chi.
drGn." many be had, gratui,ously, by calling
for it at the Store as above. An extremely
valuable Book Oilyl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08
READY WIT

4 couple OF cmigrsnts fresh from sweet
Erin, travelling to Cambridge, found that they
had but one cent between them, and set them.
aslvcu AZ work to oontEiyc how they should
pass the ton bridge viii only fny per cent,
Of the requisite funds Al length II was re.
solved that they should part company one
lingering behind, while the other wen, for.
ward TO confer with Mr. Brown,thc gate keep.
cr, and see what could be done with him in
the way Of bargain or compromise. Paddy on
arriving at the gate, with his potcst bow,
asked Mr. Brown al what price he could be-
allowed to pass over the bridge. On being
told that one cent and no less was the rate for
foot passengers, as sanctioned by the law Of the
common wealth, he, after a little hesitation,
impaired what nmount Of baggage passengers
we're allowed 10 take with them. lie was in
formed that he might take any thing be could
carry, except wheel. barrow or haudeart, and
without further parley he turned aud Ica Mr.
Brown TO deh with numerous other passrn.
gers In few minutes Paddy rc.aPprarrd
with his fellow traveller mounted upon his
shoulders in boostback style, lie grnyely
deposited the legal toll Cor single passenger,
and walked on TO depositr hiH luggage upon
begrsGrma al the other end fthe bridge, which,
being MddIeeex ,is nov free soil. The sPeeta.
tors of tais Interesting scene were quite uunn.
imous in the oPnion that the traRellers Ind
'-eomc Paddy" over the toll gatherer, while
The worthy himself did not hesitate to admit
that he was done up Thrown. - Boston 1rar,
Stor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08
JOSEPH T FAIRBANKS, Gaa,dias.
81 Johnpbuy, May 10. 1850.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia District, So
Ala Probate Court holden at the Probate Of
Zee ~ Danyillc, ~ said District on the 10th
day Of May, a - 1850
TTN u T. foregoing application being present
1 ed to sad Court, Il H. ordered that all per.
sons concerned be NOTIFIED 10 appear before
sad Court ala scssiau thereof, 10 D. holden
At the Probate office, N said Dany,llc, on the
goth day Of June, a ID 1850, at enc o'clock
T. NJ to shew cause, Tany es,gts Why the
license and authority requested IN said appli.
cation should not be granted. For which
purpose It IL further ordered, that copy Of
SAID application aud Of this order be- published
three weeks succcssiyrly In the Calrdoui1n,
newspaper printed az sald ST johnshury,
all Of said publications 20 be previous 10 the
sad uIar appointed for yaid hearing
Attest, THERON HOWARD, Judge
A true copy Of record, tG6lw3
Attost, Il. HOWARD, Judge,
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Preservative for the Hair.

l. TTCHEN 4 HENDERSON'S Hair Pc.
IN scryntivc has now been IA use marty
four years, aud has proved itsrlrto be- tie ~
article Zoe Improving the growth and beauty
Of the hair that has ever been invented, a.
hundreds are ready 10 testify. II entirely
stops the hair from coming ont aud unplfts 10
Il stfcngth and vigor, aud gives 10 hlf the
most coarse and hatah, soii and glossy sp.
pcaTance. II ala O removes aIl southland daH.
drutf from the akin and head, which ought al.
ways TO be kept out ia order 10 have healthy
growth of-hnlr; because # allowed w accumu.
late, II bccemcs uubrddcd around the roots 4
the hair and clogs up the pores of the ssn,
thereby preventing a free. aud healthy 1chon.
the consequence -, The hair b'c9mr- dry and
dead, and very soon begins 60 show .'Gus Of
decay aud falling or All this can b. prevent
ed by proper use Of the prrsrryluye, a. %
gives life and action 10 the skin, and at The
same time imparIs nour,shnrnt and strength
to the hair, and leaycs 1t son and glossy without
being gtcusy.
Manufactured aHd for sale wholesale aud
retail by
JOHN II. SYMONDS, Hans Dm"r@
(Successor 10 A. kitchcn) II Congtrss st,
laslau G62p3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08
Farm for Sale.

rUNIlE subscribers, bring engaged IN bust
Il ncss otherwise than agricultural, ore
lor sale their large and valuable Farm, stu.
atcd ia Newark, lying at ihc upper cnd OF The
Village on the stage road Said Farm con.
tainH about
TWO HUNDRED TORTY.fivE ACRES
Of cSccllcHt land for moving. pusturng aud
tillngc, with a oonydnicnt house aud barn
thereon with sheds attached to the same A.
bout 100 acres are cleared, and nearly all of
which IL IN good state of cultivation There
are 200 Sugar Trees that may now be carried
on also, about 800 second growth naples
growing on something like acres of ground,
from which sugar may bc made IN few years.
A good portion of the land not cleared affords
an abundance OF extra building timber and
lumber There is an apple orchard of 900
bearing trees, young and thirty, SAID Farm
ia well snpplicd with Wnier, and is hrnnghl-io
the buildings 80 rods in good and permanent
Head pipe
A better dairy Farm cannot be found in the
country The above described Farm is offer.
ed for sale by the subseribcrs'aSa very low
price and on liberal terms, For further infor-
nation inquire Of the subscribers.
WIN. G. DENlSON, Newark.
CHAS. o. DENlSON, Lyndon Centre.
Newark, April -, 1850 6G6tf
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u HEREBY remit to my con, Ele aver Smith,
n the residue ofihis time during his minority,
with liberty TO make contracts for himself, and
will claim none of his earnings nor pay any
of his debts hereafter. al persons ioiH goUern
theHsotues accordingly. JOHN SMITH.
.sutton, May 10, 1850, 669w3-
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Jew Dayid's, or Hebrew Plaster

CELEBRATED for the oure of pains in the
side, back, chest or Iimbs--for Rheumalism
Scrofulas, Tumors aud Swellingp, Spinal trou.
blcs &c KndppS' Indian Piasiers,, Hardys
EiectuGry for Jaundice, loss Of appetite, weak
ness of the limbe and general debility, For
Sale by j. C. BIN CHAM.
May 10, 1850. 667tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

TO HE.7DS o. E.4AiLLES
From The Montreal Transcript, June ~, lSi9
MISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
Some OF our friends are never without this
excellent and agreeable medicine in the house;
many good and thrifty house wife, consider.
ing il an in iallible hntidotc to the numerous
disorders having their origin in severe cold, or
constitutional asthma. There are many drugs
pulled up sovereign romcdles for all the va.
rous ills that flesh ia heir to, which TO say the
least, are in their places behind the coun
ter Of the druggist-zbut, among this category,
none who have felt or witnessed its good eff
fccts,will class Wistar'a Balsam Of Wild Cher.
ny. >,,.-+D-
Bcird'c Of CoUptorfeitcrS and limitations. m
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of
DR. Wistar's Balsnm of Wild Cherry, ia all
the diseases for which it is recommended
curing many cases after the skin Of the best
physicians was unavailing has effected alarge
and increasing demand for it.. This fact has
caused many unprnciplcd cpuntcrfelcrs and
imitators TO palm of spurious mixtures, Of
similar pane and appearance. The genuine
always has the written signature off. BUTTS,
on the wrapper.
For sale, wholesale ard retail, by the gencr.
al Agent, SETH w. FOWLE, i3S Washing
ton street, Boston, Mass, TO whom all orders
should be addressed Price 81 por bottle; six
bottles for II We dollars
The genuine siGnedE, Butts on the wrapper
For sale by j &. Bingham st. Johnsbury
Plain J. Flint r|St. Johnsbury Centre; L..Ro
Parka, Passumpsic, and dealers an. medicines
generally ----------------------
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

a SAD ALTERNArIvE.-In one of the fcuds
of the Scottish Lairds, during the reign of
James vi, young gentleman bad The misior'
Ssee 20 be taken prisoner by his hereditary
encuy, iie wac brought into the castle, when
the lady of his eonsueror inquired of her hus.
baRd what he intended to do with his captiSei
Slang him, dame, said the Laird, "ns a rob.
Der" Ills lady, who was more considerable,
though leas humane -adEiGcd- hiIn-tn- Compel
the prisoner TO marry their youngest daughter,
~'~ith neutrality-suspicious. and no torcher, q.
@, without any gprtion) The Laird consent.
ed, IA the daughter was blessed with un.
promising an exterior that there was not the
beast chance of her finding n husband under
any other circumstances; and. in fact, when
the alternative ofsuch marriage -or death by
the galiows was proposed to the prisoner, he
was for some time disposed to choose the lat
ter, and no doubt felt strongly TO exclaim, m
she words of the old song
1sOh, no, said he, cid rather glib.
Than TO be tied 10 q womnn's crib,-
= Drive the cart, bold fellow. 80
aie yielded, at last, to the instinct of self pres
-erration, and married the daughter of his con.
oquerer, and il is said abe proved to be an e1-
cellent and uffectonate wife; though the unu.
sual size Of the mouth, for which she was die
tinguished was supposed to be discernhble in
her deco Rdauts through several generations.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08
LIQUID STOVE POLISH.

LFOR rendering Stoves and old pipe per,na-
II neRtiy black. This article tequircs dry.
ing several days, when it resists the action Of
fire entirely, is just the thing for "dressine.
stoves or pipe for summer, Sold by
J: G. BINGHAM.
ST Johnshury, May 22, 1850 660tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08
The National Life Insurance
Company,


oNTHE PURELY MUTuALPRiNCiPLE
QGLce-Siate ST, MoHtpeiier, H.
Hon MttIIAN {. kIrTUrpcr, President
EpMUNU WItroS, }
DANiUr BAtpNIN, Vice Presidents
JutttS CuNyiRsE. o.
RoGrK =. NowARp, Secretary.
NTE invite attention Of the public 10 the
w principles Of the National Life lnsur.
Gnce Company Tho charter " trbprai and
particularly adapted to the wants Of all who
may dralre TO embrace such an institution. II
shouid be embraced ---
lat, BY husbands and fathers TO make pro.
vision, after their death, for their widows and
children.
2d, by the young,to provide for themselves
I'd, by creditors, to insure the loss which
the death Of n debtor might occasion
dth, BY the borrower, TO enable his repre-.
scntatives ia case OF his death to repay the
loan.
5th, Those who save little from their dai.
" labor or yearly income would do well to
invest in this Savings Bank thai II may be
beyond the reach of accident, and that the
widow and chitd may recciyc "their own with
uaury.
lho Term Of ho Charter IS unlimifsd
All Policies for Life participate in the pro.
fits and when the Premium amounts to $40
and upwards, a note will be taken for one
half No party ia liable beyond the amount
of Premium. The cash Premium is lower
than that of any other Company
~ A Life Policy in this Company at once
assumes tho form OF property, and soon ac'
quitcs considerable value; and should the
owner wish to surrender il after n term of
years, the Company will pay its equitable val
ne in cash.
Persons wishing insurance will be furnished
with MI necessary information and forms of
application At the Office Of the Company, or
by any of its Agents.
}. 7. BANoRoFr, Agent, 81. Johnsbury.
o. Hale, Agent, Wclm Rive.
- McMILLAs, Agent, Danville. I667w5
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FLOUR.

WINE subscriber continues to mhnufacture
Il superior article of FLOUR, Rom YES.
tern Wkedt, which he keeps constantly on
Aand for sale, Wholesale aud retail.
ASA LOW.
Bradford, Jan. ], 1850. '650m6
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TAVERN STAND FOR SALE,

UNllE we'll known Stand situated on ~
Johnsbury PLAIN, beng fret rate place
for DOING o good business, ll being situated at
the head of the Railroad, aud "a Village
that - rapidly Improving
For farther particulars inquire Of the sub
scflbar oa The premises,
~ CURTIS.
~ johBsbnry, May /, 1850 666lf
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W. !. Goods q Groceries, Paints
Agricultural Implements

Rugglcs, Noutsc 4 Masan's plsws, Hay Cot.
iets, Iuli,vatofs, Shoycls, Churns, sc &c,
Also, Garden and Flower Seeds
We are receiving additions 10 our Goods
every few duyE--and intend Ia offer GRE.fT
B1RG.iINS 70 thosc - want Of Goods We
shall keep an kLNDS--thc most fashionable
and the common and substantial, aud would
invite all IA want Of Goods TO cali and exam.
inc our assortment aud prices before purchas.
ing r JEWETT i co
May 10, 1850
y y. We have a good assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHlNG-at low prices
Connected with our establishment may be-
found FIRST rate Tailor, and We viii furnish
any garment not on hand, at short notice, az
cheap as the cheapest, aud IN style equal To
the best city made. O67lr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08
Lard and Candies.

4 few Tubs Of prime LARD, also, a
large quantity of dipped CANDLES, in box.
es, warranted PRIME. Merchants and others
can be supplied to better advantage than they
can obtain them in Boston.
l.. N J. HASTINGS.
ST. Johnsbury, May 10, 1850. 66swJ'
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TIN w ARE.
TINE subscriber has on hand a large rs.
d softmcHt Of
Custom Made Tin Ware,

which he will exchange for cash, ur- barter
pay at the highest market price allowed for
Rdgs, ShSep'S Peits, Moot, cay SKINS, Froeh
ing, sugar, Gram, Bees Var, Coit's Docks,
Bristcs Copper, brass, Pevter, Ohd Iron, Sc
CHARLES X. PIERCE.
St. Johnsbury, May Z, 1850 6O7wG
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400 Linen Sacks
" a n n Ed
To The lleu the Probate Court Tor The District
Of Caledonia

TOsEPH r FAIRBANKS, Of - Johns,
- bury, IN the District aforesaid, Cuatdau
unto Martha lido, Hiram ldo and Emily ldo
minors, and heirs Of hup-s.ll ID, Idc, late Of
said 81 j0hnsbury, deceased. respectfully rep
rrsrntn, that " wuutA az bcnrhciai 10 the inter.
cst OF hiu SAID Wards To sell the whole ofthrir
interest in the zeal estate ~ which the sad
Russell Il ldc died seized, (Which has not
heretofore been sold,) said real estate consist,
,ng ola Pasture and Woodland m said 1T
Johnsbuty, and bounded NoTgherly by land
owned by Jason Brady ,Easlofly By land own,
cd by John sphuidng and atritkNie Menus,
souihcfly by land owned by said McMcnus,
aud Westerly by land owned by ,rhos Pierce
and Nathaniel Goss, for the pafposc Of put.
ting the prncreds Of such safe AZ interest or
Investing the same in.stocks or real estate.
The said Guardian therefore pfays SAID Court
to grant hun License and authority o. sell NJ
private sale OF public aucton, The " hole of
bis Wmds interest ~ said Tcsg estate, agreed.
bly, b. the Statute "a such case made aud pro.
Ktdpd
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GENUINE OLD DR. LlCOB TOXINS.
ENDS S.1RS.1P. 4RILL.R


Thisis 80 prepared, that all the inert prop
critics OF the Satsapafiila root are first removed,
every thing capable Of becoming acid OF Of
fermentation, 10 extracted and rejected, then
every particle of me,lteHf virtue ~ secured N
pure and concentrated form and thus Il 10
rendered capable oflostng any Of It's valuable
aud heating properties Prepared IN this way.
it is made the most powerful agent in the
CtrRETOr MER.fBLE DISEASES
Hence the reason why We hear oommcnda
tons on every side in lts favor by men, women
and ehildren. Il is doing wonders IN the ute OF
nphOH, Dyspepsia, aud Ltrer CoD,pidiHf,
and in Mumaiism, Serghato, PHcs, CoStro
Hess, all CafanS0uS Ernpfiorts, Pimplss, Bi0ieh-
rs, and ~ hretton- arising from f.HPt-RfT'f
or THE BLOOD. II possesses n marvellous
efficacy in all complaints arising frem haigos.
ton, from .3cidify of The stomach, from unequal
circulation, determination of blood TO the head,
palpliation of the heart, cold feet and cold
hands, cold ohills aud hot flashes over the body
II has not It's equal IN C0lds and Gonghsl- md
promotes cnsy eXpectoratlon. and gentle per.
spration, relaxing structure Of the lungs,
throat, and every other part. but in nothing
is It's excellence more maniiestly seen and nc.
knowlcdgcd thaH1h all kinds and stages of
- FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
II works wonders in cases of tluor .7ibuS or
Whites, Failing Of the H0mb, Distracted, Sup.
pressed or PAINFUL MeHSoS,' irreguiarity of the
menstrual periods and the like; and il as ciiec
tuai in curing all the forms of Kidney Disease.
BY removing obstructious, and regulating the
general system, 1t gives tone and strength to
the whole body, nndthus cures all forms of
NERVOUS DISEASES aud DEBILITY,
and thus prevents or relieves a great variety
of other muladies, as Spinal Irritation, Neural
gia, St Titus Dance, S,oooHing, Epiioptie Eits,
Commissions, &c. 1t is not possible for this
medicine to iailto do good; it has nothing in
it which can ever harm. 1t elc6nses the blood,
excites the liver to healthy action, tones the
stomach and gives good digestion, relieves the
bowels of torpor and consii pntion, alnys in
Illumination, puri6es the skin, equalizes the cir
culation Of the blood producing gentle warmth
equally all over the body, and the insensible
perspruton; relaxes all strictures and sight
ness, removes all distractions, and invigorutes
the entire nervous system. Is--not this, then,
The Medicine You 'Pre-emineItiy Need
EASTMAN, TILTON&' CO.
General AGENTS, Littiot0n, ~. II.
NJ AoEaTs for the sale of Lhe GenAinn
TowRsEND SARsAPARiLLA
J.. c. Fuller. Danville; Harvey & Eastman,
Barnet; Brown Il Weeks, Peaoham; Cutting
4. Silsby, Lower Waterford; John Bacon, 81
John sbury ,CeDtrej Calvin Morrill, East ST.
Johnsbury; Fuller Il Co. Lyndon; Judevine
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