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A. lcngth, Vtlcu IN the loving bosom of
that VIII hope had almost hanged 10 dr,p'ir,
an angel came. 4 Va hiugtuuinn, the Sh-
marian ofIiirv journey so bcsct with robbers
found this ,irlim Of rum hoatcn and bruised
hy the way-idc whore hr hal been kicked by
him who had sold him the spirit hy which lac
b-rur,,. ,sirnl,'i kiHdls assisted lin not
to am ipu,Lut Ia his homeland when the fumes
of alcohol had In-.od from bis brain, prcscui'
ed him the lu'll abstinence pledge as the on
/, chart hy which hc could escape the break
cr, rolling uodly but Just ahead, Words OF
comfort and Of chocr from fellow man hnd
been to him unknown for years, and now
lat h. knew that others cared even Tor the
br-o,td mchri,lc hc vowed once more TO be
man. The ,piritof HI, youth WAS ON fire
within hmvaud ,ho0gh hi, hand rcmhl"d ~
IA, placed hi. Signature to that declaration of
indcpcudyurc hi- purpose was firm. aud lee
rr,,pd to God tor strength 90 resist the temp
a,ians Of those who might -tri'rto win him
hack to lhc hntul- of .in. and to'roord this
/ hi.yow ia heaven,
" 1TId hot TOti0W linn in trI7 t-I't-i viii
'al.o leave Il TO Your imagination 10 portray
his return to virtue and consequent happi-
ness. H. kept hi. pledge; that diapiJ't~'
howell wa, soon exchanged Tor one of comfort
/ aud bcauty the -milc ct lri- wifr Pladdcncd
his hsnrt ike the sunshine oi>EIlcn, the mu-
SIC of lis children rcNiying hamdoc,s was
iil.c the carol af,hc glah birds who tune their
,oug.to greet the warm sunlight Of spring
like tho ripple of ummuring waters whicl
hay, lust burst the 10y Filters OF winter and
q sparkle aud sing in thcir joyous flow
Wealth and friends returned To- hR, aud he
who bu, short time before seemed but q
di-naitlcd auI shattered hulk, driving mad
/, ON. amid widGpastc of waters, now viii
all sail set to catch the propitious hrcc2c float
eel on am uuruillcd sea, Ills. cup of happi
mes, was full even to die brm, aud could yol
have seen the expression of quiet but I'm
,pcakahlc happines, that ever sat upon th'
f,.rturr- uf that faithful, devoted and pht,en
wife You would have said With her, that on'
hour oi her present life fully repaid her TO
: those Aoug dark years OF SORROW and almos
utter despair. She ascrhps his salvation Il
the kind Offices of that kind hearted Wash
inatonian he adds to these the love Of tina
wife. the only star to cheer with its beam
the drcary and chcrrlcss might Of his dcsra
dltion.
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Farm for Sale.

yINIIE Subscribers, hing engaged IN bust
ness otherwise than agricultural, ohrr
Tor sale their large aud valuable Farm, stu
ntcd ia Newark, lying at the upper end OF ia"
Village on the s'agc road. sad farm con
ltiuz about
TWO HUNDRED FORTY FIVE ACRES
Of excellent land Tor mo~inr, pas,ur'ng and
lliugr, wtli a convenient house aud b1rn
thereon Wuh sheds attached TO the same n
bout 100 acres are cleared, aud nearly all OF
which 10 IN a good state of cultivation There
are 200 Sugar Trees thatm now be carried
on; also. ahou, 500 second growth naples
growing on something like acres of ground,
from WHICH sugar may pr made ~ few years
4 good portion al The land not cleared affords
an abundance of extra building timber aud
lumber. There Is an apple orchard OF 200
bearing trees, young and thrity. sad Farm
i. well supplied with water, aud - brought ~
the buildings 30 rods in good aud permanent
lead Pipe.
A btuer dairy Farm cannot be found in the
country The above described Farm ~ offer.
ed for sale by the subscribers at a very low
price and on liberal terms. For further nior
nation impure Of the subscribers.
WM. G.. DENlSON, Newark.
CHAS O.DENlSON. Lyndon Centre,
Newark, April -, 1850, 66ou
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The idea has just occurred to me that
have told story without mentioning the
names of my hero and heroine This is most
certainly an omission, and | viii make mp for
my mistake a. much o' possible 10y giving
YOU several here from which you can make u
,rlcc,onas Lord Dexter at the close OF his
book put in a page of punctuation marks that
his.rcadcrs might iuscrt them as they deemed
st. lrhabod, Isaac, Jonathan Peter, Moses,
Adoniram, Malaahir Mchitablc, Comfort Pa
tience, Su-aunah Dorothy, Esther.
Bcc1y1l. Old COLONY. juno, 1850. N.
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FaRE IRON TLNDSOR 10 NEW YORK
Ab.a6.

TUNRAINs leave Bruttleboro' att 20 aud
il 3Ta, on the arrival Of the stages coll-
Meeting with the Cheshire and sullivan Raj
roads at Wupole,
Passengers by the first Train leaving Wells
River reach Brattle borough IN season for the
3rn Train, Springfield At 80 , n, and pro-
rred then by the EVENING EXPRESS over
tho Hartford aud New Haven, and New York
and New Haven Railroads, anlying ~ the
City atllFM,
Passengers leaving Brattleboro' by the 20
An Train reach Springfield n, 10 80 = - sbd
reach New York about fFa.
The above will be- found a cnEAr, QuicE and
coMIoRTAniE r0urE from all parts Of Ver.
mont and Western New lIampabire-gtyinR To-
-trnvrl,fs q complete Land Route and ayoid'ng
entirely the danger Of the Sound RhTuhS'
$50, Passengers can leave New York by the
Train Of the N-S York aHd Now Haven
Railroad aud reach Bpuleboro The same eve
ming, aud reach Montpelier or Wells RIVER
the next day at4 80 v ~, Those leaving New
York by the 40 ? NJ Tram lodge either at
Hartford, Springfield, or Northampton, and
reach Wells River neat day att 45rH
piasengets arriving at Springfield by inc
first Train from BrsiilcboTo' reach Providence,
Albany, Troy or " bitchall, the same evening,
and Buffalo the next day 81 IFA,
JOSIAH HUNT, supt c, II u X,
Northampton, May 2, 1850. GO-su
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Marble Factory
ST. JOH.NSBURF CENTRE, TT.

CtPENCER 4. BRIGHAM, Manufacturer.
- OF
F't5tfB- T.fftt-iaS.f.N'0
GR.4J'E STONES,
woutt shy 70 the pubiic, Thit They have Just
recci we'd aud are receiving a large and splcn'
did lot Of Marble Of all kinds that is qunrrcd
u Vermont Also, Slate OF q superior quail.
IL; aud var,ejy.or MARBLE CENTRE ia.
BILE TOPS, all Of which viii be- gold at PR
crs " hioh defy competition, and finished IN "a
style that cannot he hoUt
Please calf before trading elsewhere. All
orders from distance promptly attended to.
G. Z, StTSCrW. IHos BUicuNM,
April i, 1850 bl1yl
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE
which euncihiNUly proves That
Truth is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV Or LANDS, A CLERGYMAN


REV. Dir. LANDS. A CLERGYMAN
Of Sew Jersey, OF distinguished auainmeos and exalted
s,p,,, Sew Jersey, July ~ 1913
Ia \. II CuHnrrt.-pcar Sir. You wish 10 know Of
mo hat has been the result In my case, OF the
application ct TIlE GAtNANiC BELT AND Nktk.
LACE Niy fcpiy 10 a. iolows'
Tor about irfqfy ysaIs had -hccn suffering nom
nNsucpsa. livery year tho symptoms became worse,
OF medical treatment WhtteNer About fourteen years
since IA consequence of frequent exposure 10 the
weather Ia the discharge ct my pastoral duties !
bee anne subject 90 severe Chronic llcumuiNm which
fuuhcr IA the winter uf--4I1 and 40, IN eonse
lurncc of preaching great deal in my own aud
.atous other churches ~ THIS region WAS altschcd
iNt the Bronchitis. which soon became 80 severe a.
10 require Immediate Suspension Of my pastoral
lahufs. Nv Hfrreut fVstsa How thoroughly pros.
'rfisd aud my Bronchitis became worse, 90 alec dd
ny DytpcpsE sui Rheumatic affection thus eymciuE
dat these disorders were connected with each olhct
through tho medium ct tue Nervous system In thu
Nholc phnfmRcoprta there seemed to he no rcmola
- every thing that had t,od Tor this purpose hat
completely failed At last Was led by my tuonds Ia ca
sgtialsaIaa Though Wlt sety saH-
guine hres u,et etnolsncy determined 10 try the
cncct Of the application oi tile GALNASlC BELT ASp
-NtekiI-tt - with thr fAttNEt'tt ftttp. TtiHw
IN June, lSlG To uHIAr AsrgNlsunGNr, ~ iva
uASH ~ DNsrIrsA nan nnnN ~ Etunk nkrr VA,
tSlttrD hscNL 81 rAstoHAL LAnorS NpH hA,t
ststE OMITTED a atNgtg sEHytCh o. ACCnuNr o. rHt
BHoSoiurtsi aNp ny kHruN,rie ArrrcrloN nAt ~
tthsN tt,ftp TO rbouHtT such Is the wonder
. ful aud happy results ~ III. experiment
have recommended the nELT pud FLUID 10 many
who have bcn lnseNife suffering from NeuHlgic Hfcc
tons They have tried them, WIN HArf' hGsrLIs,
I BiLEVN, ~ tNiW CAan.
nm, dear ar, very respectfully youn
ROBERT w. LANDl
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A. Small Farm for Sale.

TNHE Subscriber wantsio sell his Farm,
i siiuhtrd ~ Waterford, on the road lead
ing from 81 Johnsbury East % Liuleion, Con
sistinq ofabout 90 acrcs ofcKorllrnt Land, with
comfortable buildings, wood, and watrr, lle
will sell his Stock, Farming tools and quHn,
INV Of Wood IN the Shed 10 flT The stove, ~
ihe Farm alone 49, the purchaser shall ehoose,
also, the crops on sad Farm. Whoever wants
such Farm 10 requested 10 coll and look for
himself GEO W, CHAPLIN,
Waterford, July ilh, 1850. G76W
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For the CulrlpuIan
HOTCHPOTCHLltI.

duu't propose in these articles, that !
may from time 10 tine, pen Tor your prru-ali
~ discuss political questions, ~ larger and
more able men than myself are hired q viii
not say a;an cxorbinnt prioc)to do this vcrl
thing Those hired servants Of the people
show that their situation has not blinded them
10 their avn interest, and that making lave
iIr dc pCuTir m, sl-a- hc 30 managed that
II in reality GCcomcs q mono! making to ~.
drlatnr-. II II related of an ancient king
that hc paid his aitqndant physician only
when he wa, wcll, and q. o consequence the
Ming was seldom sick, lfourlcgislalor' drew
pay only when the people were in propcrlty'
Whom wise and ralutary laws had been agreed
upon. and wnugling and contention done o.
way, We present -as our humble opinion
withou, intending to accuse congc-mcu of
dishonesty, that there wouhl Lo tar greater
unanimitv IN our National Councils, and
aud far shorter session. Of Congress. Bacon
las said that, ",ontro' crsy is the wind 10y
which truth Is viuuuwcd" lthc had lived
IN thi, dn, he would have qualified the say
ing There ANS bc wind '6stroug That the
Lcrud shall bee blown away logc'hrrwith the
rhaH. BUT this il neither here nor there
] Iidn't propose to discuss politics, 30 ! viii
refrain.
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"a The Methodist Episcopal Church South
numbers 50l,5ko members, 1888 travelling
prcaohcr.,and 39s local preachers The great
cstnumbcrs ofmcmhcrs in any one state, is in
South Carolina, which has 15,s23; Georgia
has Go,3Gs; Alabama 4s,I9l; Tennessee 49,
$40; and Virginia 36.s29
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Agency of DR.. S. s. Fitch's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

It SEQ by him with such distinguished sue
y. cess in the cure of Coughs, CoHSump.
ton, Cdtdrrh, SSthma, Hedrt Discusses, Digs
pepsia, GonorrhGa, PHrs, Female Complaints,
&c Sd. ,'8fSO,
DR. $ s Fitch Abdominal Supporters, Shout.
der Braces, Inhaling Tubes, aud Lectures on
Consumption, aud the Art of preserving L,le
aud lIeaIlh 90 Old Age, &c &c.
j. G. 81 GUAM, st Johnsbury, is agent for
the above and keeps them constantly on hand.
~ Dr. Fitch's - G uide Book TO Invallds aud
Directions for Promoting Health, and Instruc,
tons to Mnthers, in the management of Chill
dren. many be had, gratu.Qusly, by calling
tor It at the Store as above. An extremity
valuable Book 6iIyl
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\ SLIGnr AhsrANr.-W don't believe
the following anccdotc has over been printed,
and it'is too good to trr lost. One day-no
matter whcu---Au honest Ilibcrninn strollcd
into one Of our churchcs--uo matter where
on communion Sunday,--und at the invi-
tation for "ell in regular standing" &c, he,
being somewhat vcr,lant in matters of this
kind, Thought he would stay too, According
~ hcrcmaincd in his obscure pew and waited
to see how the waters would move. Soon n
Venerable man approached him aud profIcrcd
him the bread and cup. He took a generous
sip Of tie latter and the good man passed
along. Going back to the dtg., request
wa made, it amy had been omitted-in the dis
tihution, TINT they would rise. What was
the dcacon's aston,hn,cnt to seq the o"cupaAC
ct the stranger pew rise, and, with peculiar
heck of the finger, motion him that way. o.
having the sign, he walked towards the beck
"lr-7- whoro-c as, he \approachcd, andshad
l"e his ns,tsth with hisN hand, as he leaned
i,t ov,.r into tire niyfc sIi IN a slrtriuct tone
--"lIoecyouuuyrfazc!t ' ., ! The horror stick-
en fnnrtionary totlcrcd ba, k, without answer
Ing. aud the stranger, was left to his own re-
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MNfINOHl' Nl'fkSNl'li O. Q. 49,.
Til. may certify TINT my wife was Tor nearly
eight wear, afflicted with severe and obstinate
Cough. iaIu u thc Side Shurtucss 81 Breath, slow
Fever Punctuation and u the s,mpI"mr ul Tie 'raf
od Consumption. lcou-ultcd five or.'N lhNslcinn,
and cNrrudrd two ar three hundred dollar u med
Ir,nr. md ud, lee, with NO benefit Whatever Al
thr Physician. pronounced Jhc eu,o iucunhe Com
sumption. Au'i tli-, was INDUCED 9" purcl"sc q
Iaitir nr Uuchiu'. Hungarian liaHm, Which had uu
immediate and very happy effect nnd hN pslnc
four ur i've tottr-, NY wife hns so Tar oycr' cr
health that she b. able go utt"udto her Family duio-
and believes hpr-clf Ca be- almost entirely fee uvm
duur,r fJpiiuu. to urlug this Eal.am, NY wife
vus tur upnry three Acars. cuniiIcd ~ hcr bed ~
Tr-C1sc N tIc TUue, toh-Idcr tht Hungarian
Iul.utn % tiuly wonderful and valuable remedy.
s.pt,l. CHRISTOPHER MOLSGBONER.
MIuc.s, llrmuu Mytu.
ActNtr.--l. G. bingham, ~. Iuhu.bury Fuller
4 Go. uut toby = Mctuilcvr lyuduu;t :. - Airr-
M Iruwumrtuu, ", l. liustur-. Cmfshuiv; !.
{. Iut'cr, poru5. iiug3 i,nua X Weeks, md stun
tpi. \ ShVliUu, bauNilc lO1' ~.
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Boston, New York, &c,
RY7TUE WAY OF WINDsI

ID u Il w ~ VIZ w iNbCpN,. d..
RAJ! AaaA fral. RaSiaA 10 HeAs Rirer, and 70
harrington, u - Tyougb T.ckois 10 stations
on he PassV ps,c and he. Iorp,om Contro'
-- HalEagAs ---------
SULLIVAN RAILROAD WrSrrG An.
, RANGENLhr. JAS. |, 1850.
IARS leave Boston from ftchburg Raj
" road Depot, by way of Grotnn Junction,
Fitchbug, Kcrne, Walpolc aud Windsor, al
7.3O NJ, and arrive at Wells RIVER at 3 10
and at Burlington at 8 "a NJ
Cara leave Boston for Charlrstown, Glaze.
mont aud Windsor at 7,3O and II ", and ar.
rive at Windsor at LIS aud > 80 rM
Cars leave Wells River at $50 and Bur.
Iington at q 30 81, and by way of Wmdaur
arrive ia Boston at Gr
Cars leave Windsor at as and ~ 10, and
arrive in Boston Al u aud Or NJ.
New York passengers connect at Groton
junction aud Napole.
Stages leave Wells River on arrival of Cars
from Boston, for St Juhnsbury, Slanstend,
Derby Linz, &c, &c,
Stages leave Burlington each morniug( sun.
DAYS rNcertedl for Montreal, &c &c.
Freight f,aus leave and aT'ye ut Boston
datly,-------- -- -
Cattle Tain for Portsrs each Tucsdays
THOMAS = WILLIAMS
Supt Sullivan Rt,ltoad
ChuIcs,own, n II, Jan I, i-du,. b52tl s
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CO.NVECTICUT MN P.4SSUhISIr
RIJ'ERS R.4ILRO.1D,
eE7 FEse7 @ liR -
Summer Arrangement.

OMAN afer Monday June 3, ZOO, fas-
~ sengrr Trains Tor Boston, via Concord
Manchester, Nashua and Lowell, ana va
Windsor, Believe Fails, keene aud F'loh-
buTgh,
Leave Wells hyerat p 80 Ahand 10 %
Leave Bpslon for Wells River yia Concord,
Hu,at 7 80 4 n and ~ A.
Leave Boston for Wells hIvrryiu filehbhfgh
At 2 80 4 N aud II Al.
Stages leave Wells River on the arrival OF
fret Train from Boston for Barnet, l5anV,llf'
Hardwiuk, 50, Johnsbuty, Lyndon VI, LIT
Teton, n n aud Northern, n u,
FyT further particulars see Pathfinder and
Railway Guide Fares . cents morr 10 the
cars than when Tickets are purchased,
CCGf ROBERT HALE, Agent,
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hc was her husband, that be- had never spok-
cu an mkind word 20 her, and shouId
she lra'r him 1r q misfortune which he
could hardly more help Than be- could q dis-
casrf No -hr would cling 10 him for be- wa
her carly beer Gr-t her only, love. o how
rtTong Il woman lu}c' Truly has IL been
said of her that -hr cloves and love. lorwcr"
ttrrr tir tuuut1iu oi-hrr hr1ri'- Hllrrt'oH ha-
been once poured forth, IL matters littlr upon
how. unworthy an oljrrt Il e. q, mroturniup
M thr hour that Witnessed H. pure aud hel-
yonly row
EARLY and lao de that wife and mother
toll that she might keep around her the limo
cent miuh aud smiling faces Of two lovely
children. whose happucs- even The blight Of
iutcmpcmurr}o uld not wholly rcprr--, la
girlhorl her hand bad been unused to labor
bat dat mattcrpd not, The love Of woman
Ii,-clh understanding, aud NJ the vine rins-
To the ok and strives with it- inhm Iocoycr
up and brnuiiiy the trunk -calhcd and blast
ed by thc bolt of heaven, 80 will she cling 60
her -prr- mate though the cup OF maducss
have rendered hin, bat a b'hllcd and lmbc-
ole WRECK Of humanity When the poor
drnuksrd rcclcd homonI night from the tRy-
crh where lee had spout lhc day, udrmggor-
.,d across hcthrt,hoIdofh Is miserable dwell
inp, he was not met with words Of stern re-
pro, t,-tiUdGg sarcasm mud hittTcompl'int.
hc was NOT ,aicd hy the harsh cpithcts Of
fool" "bca.t," "druuhardi" no .rolding din
Of uplnailpg language Numbered about biz
ears. bat an ouqd watched over him IN his
iuhuuily, aud the gentle labor of love, sanrii-
dodby prayers and tcnr., ministcrcd 10 hi.
wants. But for long time all was Of no n-
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II. Latham s, Co,
Iron Founders aad Machinists

IT the JHRct,oH Of The Northern, ~. CeHhGi
dhd PaSSUmpSie Railroads,
WILL answer orders Tor Mill, Machine,
w Railroad Locomotive, car and car Wheel
and other castings. And will make TO order
Machinists Tools ofsuperior quality and finish,
such as Engine aud Hand Lathes with or with
out Screw geer-Planing, upright Drllnp
and Bolt cutting ehinrs-also Sh' Ting, Mill
Screws, and Mill Irons Of all kinds.
They will also furnish Burr Mill Stones,
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Screen Wrrc-Mill, Clrcu.
lar and other Saws and Cob cracking and
Smut Machines.
Steam or Water built under ;hc direction OF
MIR WV. DuSSNS L. q. address, "Wcst Lcb
anon, n. II ~ j-- 63ayi e.
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JAMES BADGERS ESTATE.

TENlIE subscribers, having been nppoint,
Il by the Honorable Probate Court for tho
District of Caledonia, Commissioners, tore
ccivc, Examine, un. adjust all CLAIMS and de-
mands ofall persons against the Estate of James
Badger late of Waterford, in said district, d.
ceased, represented inLolvtnt, and the term Of
six months from the 18th day of juno, l-5N,
allowed by said court, TO the creditors Of said
dtceasrd,io exhIhiLnnd prove their respective
CLAIMS before US Do give notice that we Will
attend to tlu duties OF our appointment Mt the
dwelling House of Widow Sarah Badger, in
Waterford, in said District, On the 18th days OF
September, aud peseH,he4.= "A. D., lsaH, at
o o'clock, afternoon, on each of said days.
l. $ FREEMAN l,.. ...
LUTHER BENNETT, SN'h''"'S'''"'''N
NalCtf0fd, June r., a II l-Jo t7iN3
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Passumpic Bank.

THE Directors of the Possumpsc Bank
\, w,n meet regularly on "Wednesday of
ca h Week. NOtrs presented for discount on
other DAYS, are required to he approved by
sulnc one of the Difeclo1a. viz
JoHS BACON, Esq ST. Johnsbury Centre;
BAREoN NouLruS, Esq. Lower Waterford;
CALNIS MoWWILL, Eeq ST Johnsbury East;
HARHr BANTER, Esq Barton
HgERN KErEs, Esq NcwburY
r &. REDINGTON, Cashier.
ST. Johnsbury, May %, 1850. 67Om6
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10000 Persona

including oil age. cla,se' and eonlslon' among which
were large number ct ladies' Nhu sic peculiarly subject
10 Nervous Complaints. have beer
ENTIRELY ANp PERMANENTLY CURED
when n hope NJ rtiief hsd been gwen ur ani even
tang else been tltA in 'atn'
To illustias the use Of the GAi,NANtC uEiT,
the u person afflicted Wih thst haus "i
cit nifatinn pYHrErstA any other hrunic o. Nrrr
ous DISORDER Ia ordinary eases, sumulanu ate taken
shch y their seton the nerves nud muscles OF ne
stomach anurd ffsTuIafN rultgi but which leave we
pauout in lower state uui with injured aeulues alloi
Inc action thus excited has ceased Nov compare M
wh thc eject tcsutug irum the apple atom oipc HNls
NANtC BELT Take a byspcpue sufferer even ~ thr
Snnt symptnms Of an attack. and simply tie the Bel
atuuud the BODY using the magnetic flui a. directed
In short period the intrusihc pcupitatun will act on
the -r,ivr rrruor e., The BELT tAs1"hy cA"s.ns ''Al
vant circulation which al pass on "a the negative aud
thence back again a. tho positive urr keeping az con
uuuuus 0al,auic circulation throughout the sNsirm
Thus hc most severe eases OF nh sfkrSlA are lhll
NANkNTtN tUUfu FEW DAYS Is AMPLY
SUFFICIENT 10 ERADICATE IliE DISEASE or
, YEARS,
| CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or the most Undoubtrd Character,
F,ou ~ parts ~ he country could be g,ycn suhscn to
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FLOUR.

I'M f. subscriber continues to manufacture
L a.supcror article Of FLOUR, from Mes,
tern Hhedty which he keeps constantly on
hand for sale, wholesale aRd retail
..-.t, ASA Low.
Bradford, Jan, /, 1850. 650m6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

limits OF IIprcnroIcuE"Y Hereby l"n2-
tale.
TnE Losr ASH SAVED.
\ i;,w- years ugo, in my urrtiv' ,iilrf-e-'.r
ma old aud dihpidatcd dwelling. ro,crll
and drunkenness had made il their abode
A man Ia the meridian Qfblc daily went in
AMI out there, a rccling sot.c Yet II had not
uccu always so. College honor, had once
rrnrcd bis brow and the mccd OF mcritrd APP
ula,,,c had sent his blood with q quicker mo
ton to hi, heart. lie had hccn hiy father,
pr,lc, hi, mothcr', joy. Every thing hla'
wealth could procure hc had had without
stint. H. had been nurscd in he lap oiIuN-
ury and had never known wish ungratiird.
Ii had gazcd upon the beauties of an Italian
tsy. walked by 1ibcr'- yellow flood and stood
in the palace Of the Crsnr- He had moorcd
hi, boat in the bay of Salamis, he had bchc!d
o. tho Grp,,pling ruins of Parlhcnou, aud unused
Gpon the faded splcndors of Greece and up
on i,s former glory ill around him gathered
the uncon1ucrcd hosts ~ 1'hcnnopyl,c aud
Marathon aud tho war cry Of Iirlla- rang IN
hl- ears. He had seen aud itlt all this with
the classic eve aud warm heart o.! the scholar
AND the port
Perfected in knowledge and maturcd in
nascmcut and taste 10y travel hc at length
returned To his native land Fathers and
mothers pointed him 10 their sons rs pat
torn Of n man. The eyes of old men lighted
a, lhs plea ant smile and cheerful word. He
married the gem OF our village, a maiden OF
dark ewes 81 Iuii or icctng and Of soUi, that
all inyoluniarily paused to gaze upon such
loyclincss and blessed her rs she passed. The
future seemed all fairy land. The sun Of
IL, existence had arisen in an uncloYdcd
brilliancy, and MS it rode on toward the re-
NTH not a cloud obscurcd It's splcndor.
But alas the tcmptcr came. In his tray
81, he had occasionally from courtesy partak-
en- of the wine cup. lie soon contracted n
taste for it. At first thi, seemed not alarm
me- aud none Thought he would be a drunk
ard. but demon had been aroused within
I'm that cried continually "nore- more"
Il would be needless to track him in his
downward career to toll how the Shiny folds
Of the serpent were cooled closer aud closer
about him, aud its cnvcnomcd iaugs were
poisoning the fountains of his existence and
happiness, for YOU, reader, have seen 1t ALL
and ON your heart are imprinted the phases
Of that fearful change. Enough, that lac be
came "A street drunkard.
His father could not bear the disgrace OF
,,,tlr in Nl'on h7 hoppe eefftertti
aud quickly tottcrrd to the grave. His moth
uicr wcpt over him and died with prayer TIP
on her bps tlmt God would reclaim her lost,