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A HAH by the name of Guar, has engaged
LAwith young maHpftho nameoi y Towns
end, ana uses his name % put upn haTsaParl-
a., which they call Dr. T0wnsends sarsapa-
rllh, denominating II GsHuiHf original, etc -
THIS Townsend 10 no Doctor, aud never was
bat was-formefly worker on Tallroade, cam
ale, aHd thr like Vet ir asHumrH the iilie ui
DE-, ioT the purpose 81 gaining credit iof what
he 10 not. THIS 10 10 caution the public not 10
be- deceived, and purchase none but the GfH-
VS. ORt0isAb OLp Dr. Jacob TowHsend.H
Safsapa /haying on IL the old Doctor o
likeness, 10 family coat ~ arms, and his Gig
estsFs as~s.ss the ssat 81 afaiH
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Preservative for the Hair.


T. TTCHEN x HENDERSON tiaH ~.
IN seryativc has now been m use h'S'y
four years, and has proved Itself to De NV
article for improving tho growth ana py1'v
of the hair that has eyer been inNeh"u, ~
hundreds are ready TO testify. IL en',,s -
stops the hair from coming out and ii'Pa ,ho
il strength and vigor, and gives to nAii
most coarse and harsh, soil and gioss! In
pearance IL ais removes all scuIi anu 1'
druf from the skin urfsri'e adj which oug"i ,Sv
ways 10 be kept ont in order TO have n.a,r
growth of hair; because II allowed 70 49, nr
late, il becomes inibcddcd around inc 'o''
the hair and clogs up the pores ct 'he s,;on
thereby preventing free and hea''"y ls,. md
the consequence is, the hair becomes DRY Of
dead, md very soon begins TO show lSlg"s
decay and falling of, An this can 9e p'', T,n
eddy a proper use of the presctVaute, d.
gives life and action TO the sEih, anu ea,,,b
same time imparts nourishmcnt ana ,r;,boui
to the hair and leaves it soft and glossy
being greasy ,oio.,le and
John II. SYMoNDs, afls pTtsstss; &,
(Successor to A. Kitchen Il Cong EsS,,s
Boston.
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AnYlCE ID YOnNG LApIEa.


The edilrcrs oflbo Lilemy Gazette, Mrs.
Lydia Jane Penrsou, la un nriolo addressed
60 young ladiosFVop lio subject ofmauingc.
dsooufHss as iolloNh 49,
edo not, ns you value lifu pud IL comforts,
Hinrry man who n naturally cruel, " hu
will wonlonly tuiuro poor dumb dog, u
cat, or even snnke fly from him as you
would from cholera. We would sooner zee
uur duugiItrr hytuE of rtuir-rn tiiuti fuurrtrh
Is-a cruel hearted man, n Lis nature de-
llghts ~ torture, he viii not spare his wife
Of hla heipless Clildreu, When we HeH u
ynnn prhctisinR cruelty on my poor helpless
creature, or fractions horse, numerically,
We write over bis nnme-dfril-and shun
him accordingly
We once knew man, aye gentleman,
who, during rdo ibr pleasure, became 90
Economically ohraged az he lorrs, which re-
fusst Ia go that be spmng from q cUrrUFr,
drew knife, aud cut out nn eye OF llie poor
brute. The lady who accompanied him
hinled, suffered long nervous Illness, aud
will never receiver from tho horror the out
rage gave her, And we know the young la
dy WIN, knowing this Of him, WIS lOol-hnrdy
enough 10 become hla wife. And We know
how ho tortured herr how he enrHged nll her
feelings; how he delighted 10 destroy what.
sIiH fits uf TuEHur irr rrr tttr t-r f,trtrttrtt--
seized her by tho shoulders, aud shook her
till she could not crhN 10 bed; how lac beat
her how ho kept her poor babe black and
blue with blows and punches, until her pa
Ienls took her home, and sheltered her hom
lis cruelty.
II you have n sutton whom YOU feel inclin-
cd 20 lllyor, look narrowly into lho temper
mud disposition Of the man. Love niny soft
an 1t for n while, or Il may induce him to re-
strain or disguise it, but bo assured, the nat.
oral temper will remain, aud tlle time will
come, when your presence will bo~ no re-
sIraint upon him We have heard wives
complain, Il was 10 deceived IN nay husband;
ulen arc 50 docotliil,' SC. But We believe IN
nine ehse4 out of ten, these women deceived
themselves. They suffered the romance Of
Sheir own foolish heart TO adorn their lover
with All the eXccliencies which their fancy
attributed 10 perfect manly character, nnd
Va. draw n sell over all his vices aud defects.
winch, " lac did not conceal them greatly
ajncned or disguised their features.
Mea are not porlcct-women 0rc not per
teet. ln al eAsrs, thcro fOust cElN n ncccs-
siy 10 bear aud lurhrnr, hut IL does not there
foto follow that you should marry bad man,
knowing min To be a bad man. II YOU do so
you deserve ehaSIisomonj; but life of long
misery IL terrible punishment. A bad
mans wife must either live ia continual tor
Vrrnt of fear, apprehension, md the bitter
disappointment Of her fruillcss efforts To
please; or she must become cnlous, cold, in
sensible 10 pain, and consequently to pleas
are. VIII sou take upon yourselves crhcr
ct -ttIrsc tcrritFSe- r1tcruutrvrsF we hdp0t
NOT
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hNiiIoud .IFVm DuStoH 10 ~ GUS htpCT, and 10
burlington, IL Through Tickets 10 Stations
on The PdSS"mPSio and the Termom Central
RultroudS
SULLIVAN WINTER An.
-..- RAE0EMEET. JAN. ], 1850.
GLARS leave Boston from Fltchburg Rail.
" road Depot, by way of Groton Junction,
Fitchhurg, Keene, Wnlpole and Windsor, al
40 NJ, and arrive nj Wells River at 3.i5
and al Burlington at Gao P NJ.
Cars leave Boston for Charestown, Glare.
mont and Windsor at 7,3O and II NJ, and ar.
rive at Windsor at l.l5 and $50 p NJ.
Cars leave Wells River at $50 and Bur
lington at $50 NJ, and by way of Windsor
arrive in Boston at p NJ.
Cars leave Windsor at 7.45 and 1910, and
arrive in Boston AT q and 6 p NJ.
New York passengers connect at Groton
Junction and Wapole. -...
Stages leave Wells River on arrival Of Cars
from Boston, for st. JohuSbuTy, Stanslead,
-t@r-ty +ZrTr-i tSC7 tcc3
Stages leave Burlington esoh morning. sun
days ercepted) for Montreal, DC. &c.
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Boston
daily.
Cattle Train for PorierS each Tuesday
THOMAS s. WILLIAMS,
Sup1 Sullivan Railroad
Charlcstown, H., Jan. ] 1850. 652tr
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THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
Ipistdrs B0isdm Of Igid CAer5g was intro.
duced ia the year 1885, and has been well ties.
tod IN MI the complaints fnr-Which Il IA rec
commended For ten years Vt hos proved more
cihcacious MS n remedy for coughs, colds, in.
fuenzn, bronchitis, asthma and consumption,
in its insiPlent stages, than ony other mcdi,
cine.
What time establishes aud consccratos, what
experience adopts and confirms, what all men
IN all places unite in saying Is good and volu-
able, Is 80, no doubt A popularity Of this
sort fixes in society its foots so deep and so
strong, TINT time cannot destroy Il. The sur.
cess which has attended this medicine for sew
-erul years past, has overcome the ,preiudices
OF all respectable men ,Sndythe article hns TAX.
en- among the first class OF discoveries and
blessings of the age: and lnAen EasAs,-d T., ~,
season. Candidates the diseases for which il il
recommended.
(From the Boston Evening Traveller
1t ia perhaps but an act OF uRtice 10 the,
proprietor Of Wistar's Bnlsam Of wild Cherry
for us TO say that our personal experience in
the use Of this article, hns impressed us most
fayorably, One of the proprctOrs of the Tray.
eller was entirely cured of a severe cough of
four months continuance, by the use of this
BalSam and several of our friends and &C
.quhintance, who have tried the article, have
found Il Of great service in relieving them of
severe -coughs and shortness ofbrouthing, with
which they had been afflicted.
The genuine signedi. Butts on the wrapper
For sale by J. G. Bingham ST. Johpsbury
'Plain;J J. Flint, St. Johnsbury Centres; l. =.
Sparks, Passumpsic, and dealers in medicines
generally
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;SELIlys LIeuoR TO SLAvEs.-Last Jan
Nary- slave belonging tot, widow indy, in
FloIte County, Mo, bough, quar-, of whis-
key NJ a store, got drunk, fell from, bis horse
and ffese 20 tlet'tl ne nirIo,r iuriy ryrrti
Ahe firm, and at tho March term oftho Platte
court Obtained n Ecrlic, for $3.50, the value
Of her negro. -u
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- NRwsPApfHs ~ Nrw tvutKvu.=Fhuru
are 81 newspapers ariatoA- tl,e- New
England States, divided as follows: Maine
50, New Hampshire 35, Vermont 30, Mnssa.
Shusetts III, Rhode Island 81, Canpec,icut
i6. In New York State, there are 100, or 50
more Than in oil New England
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O. 1t is stated in a New York paper that
Sho sleamors that ply between San Francis
co and Panama, mako on every "Trip an ave
rage profit of Sly, 200.
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AGEs 81 SENAToRs.-IIenry Clay il now
an his 74th yeur. Daniel Webster is in his
Goth year. Co. Benton is G7 years Of age
Lewis Cnss is 6s. Mr. CnlhounNyus Gs.
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ftT -TTtr'FS u Consumption should fcmCm.
Der that DIR. Buchuns Hungarian Balsam Of
Life, (the great English Remedy is the most
elegant aud perfect medicine ever compound.
ed, and ihat II acts IN the most equal and salu.
tary manner upon all parts OF the system. It
IL no oPidte. II Is not an dstringeni. IL rot
mere P0Hiatsc-intendcd simply TO relieve
and hattcr the patient with dclusivc hopes
II is partcct mcdy-composcd chiefly Of
a Hungarian Gum, of remarkably healing aud
tnyigoratIng. power, and peculiarly adapted TO
the human system in dIsorganzed and con.
snmpiiYc atatc.-iteme laheF tais, aHd- be ware
of mere palllativcs G67tsI
AGENfs. j. {. Bingham, st. Johnsburyi-
Fuller y Co. and Colby 4. MoGaiFey lyndon,
r ID. Merrill Bloomington, w. | Hastings,
Craftsburyi TIC. Butler, Derby Line; Dana
q Weeks, and Stanton & Sheldon, DanYllc
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TAVERN STAND FOR SALE,

uNHE well known Stand situated on 81,
i Johnsbuy PLAIN, being FIRST rate place
for doing good business, n being situated ~
the head 0f tho Railroad, aud ~ Village
that 10 rapidly improving
For farther particulars inquire OF the sub
seubor on The premises
~ Johnshufy, May I, 1850 GoGf
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II. Latham y CO.,
Iron Founders and Machinists,

n The JuHeiioH IF liz Northern, a. Central
and EZrFumflTTT TTTTT17fs
AAfiEL ag/wcr orders for Mil, Machine,
w Ruilr/d locomotive, carand car Wheel
and other /aatinRs. And wall make 10 order
Maohinisls Tools oisupcfior quality and finish,
such Engine uud ffurrr is-ttT--7vrtir rrrtir
nut SeIew- gceE Flaming Ekt, hHlhps
and Bolt cutting Machines also Skating, Ma ~
Screws. aud Mil Irons Of all kinds.
They will also furnish Burr Mil Stones,
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Screen WIrr- MIii, Crru.
lar aud other saws aud Cob cracking aud
Smut Machines
Saw, Grist and other Mills propelled by
Steam or Water built under ,hc direction OF
Mr. WN DuNcAN r.. O. address, "Wcst Lob
anon, \. "A ti---- 63Hyi
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hearing q per cent interest per hnnum, payN'
bic annually, on the Let day u July Of each
year
70 give an opportunity for all persons 10
participate ~ the Investment Of funds IN this
Loan, bids will be received for SlOO 90 we'll 90
for higher sums,
No bids Will be received below par, The
bids, IN all eases, should state distinctly the
premium offered, aud the class Of Loan bid
Tor, 10 wit whether that payable IN ls5l, ~,
{, of o, The proposals should be- sealed and
endorsed "pr0pOEais fOr L0dH," Hnd address,
cd 20 the lrcaaurcT AZ Montpelier, Tho ccr'
tl6cAtes fuf this Loan will be- transferable on
delivery with interest warrants attached. Each
succcHfful bidder will be- required a. deposit
with the Treasurer tho amount awarded, on
the 9ItA day Of June Of the pfeAont year, o.,
lhcr IN casli OF dfafs on Boston, Troy, or New
\ orb
The bids will be- opened ~ the Treasurer
Office, NJ O'Clock Z NJ on the ist day Of
June, -in, Ia the presence Of all persons who
may dcsltr 10 attend.
COWS GEO liOwEs, Treasurer
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I'M P.lSSU,iiPSIC
RIPERS R.4ILRO.lD,
gummer Arrangement,

On and after Aopday May o, 1850, Pas.
~ srnger Tmius for Boston, via Concord,
Manrhsulrf, AasiiHa and lowell sud va
Windsor, Dsllows Falls, kssHo and Fitch
burRb,
Leave Wclls Riyerat 30 sand IN ~.
Leave Boston Tor Wells River via Concord,
~, att 1OAH and ~
Leave Boston for Wrlla River via fiiohhnfgh
% ~ end -
Stages leave Wells River on the arrival Of
fret Tain from Boston fur Barnet, Danyilld,
llafdwick, ~ Johnshufy, Lyndon, W, Lit
Teton y n and Northern, \, H.
FOR iurihrTPlHiGuiHTH see Pathfinder and
Railway Guide Fares . cents more ~ the
ears than whom Htfkcts are purchased
GGGlf ROBERT HALE, Agent.
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Derby Academy

1--WE Summer Term of this Institution Will
i commence On "Wednesday the 21lh inst.
A. NORCROSS, Principal,
prrbv, VI, May ~, 1850 Gb-w2
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Proposals for Il Loan,

Treasurer O1ice, Montpelier, April $50, an
IN pursuance Of 40 act of The Legislature
4 passed az ~ Ootobef Session, a lrip,
authorizing the Treasurer 10 borrow twenty
Eve thousand dollars, far the purpose ofe1un-
HulBHIHg THp UdcbcdncHs Of ne rtHtu 20 ti1r
Bank Fund
SsaLsd PrgposaIs will be received until 3 o.
clock. T., NJ Of Saturday Tho lstdaY Of June,
! $50, for twenty five thousand dollars, rrim-
burFnblp A tolloas. Ca wit
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FLOUR.
Farm for Sale.


TNHE subscribers, being engaged IN bust
4 ness otherwise than agricultural, offer
for sale their large and valuable Farm, stu.
atcd IN Newark, lying at the upper rud Of the
Village on the stage road sad Farm CON
tlins about
TWO HUNDRED FORTYTlNE ACRES
Of excellent land for moving, pasturing and
ullagc, with a convenient house and barn
thereon with sheds attached 10 the same. A.
bout 100 acres arr cleared, aud 6Sarly all of
which 10 in q goodHtatc'of cultivation. There
are 200 Sugsr Trees that tu=y now be carried
on; ALSO about 500 second growth naples
growing on something like 2 acres Of ground,
from which sugar may be- made ina few years
4 goAd portion octhe land not CLEARED affords
an abundance Of extra building timber and
lumber Nfhrfr r. 80 srrir orchard - zee
bearing trees, Young and thirty SAID Farm
is we'll supplied with water, ahd Is brought 20
the buildings 80 rods in good and permanent
lead pipe.
\ trttrr uJtry Farm cannot br found IN the
rnualSg-IAa -4hags- described EaEIsi - sa!eE-
ed for sale by the subscribers at very low
price and on liberal trims. For Further infor.
nation inquire of the subscribers.
VIM q. DENtSO NIsNrwurk
ClIAS .. DENlSON, Eyneoh Centre.
Newark, April -, 1850 cor
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Colt Strayed.

A ONE year old sorrcl mare. Colt rather
~ more than common size, straycd from the
subscriber on tire seth April Whoever will
Inform him where the animal may be found
--hall BIZ suitably rewarded
WILLIAM CLEMENT.
ioanvillc, MAY I, 1850 COWS
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MINE OLD DR. Icon TOBIAS
T.NDi.S ,S,IRSlp.lRiLL..l

Thisis 80 prepared, that all the inert prop.
critics Of the Sarsaparlla root are tfsttcmoycd,
every thing capable Of becoming acid OF at
fermentation, ~ extracted aud Frieetedl- then
every particle of medical virtue ~ secured 10
a pure and concentrated form and thus It h.
rendered incapable Of losing any of It's valuable
and healing properties. Prepared IN this way,
It Is made the most powerful agcntin the
CURE or INV NER.3BLE DISEASES.
Hence the reason why We hear commcnda.
tons on every side ~ It's favor by mem women
and children II doing wonders in the cure OF
Consumption, f'gvprJyTa, uud tTu5T Com PAM,
and in RhcUmatism, ScrefIia, Piles, CoNfire
ness, all CufdRe0us ErHphoHs, Pimpiss Hotrh.
IS, and all affections arising from INPJ RITr
or THE MOOD. II posscsscs marvellous
efficacy in all complaints arising from IHdiges-
ton, from .3oidity Of he Stomach, from unequal
circulation, determination Of blood 10 the head.
palpitation of the heart, cold feel and cold
hands, cold chity and hot tiashrE over tho body
IL has not It's equal IN Colds and COHghs: and
promotes casy rSpectorution, and esntlc per.
spiraton, relaxing structure of thc lungs,
throat, and every other part, But in nothing
is its excellcbrH, more maniiestly seen and &C.
knowledgod than in all kinds aud stages of
FE.lL4LE COMPLAINTS.
II works wonders in cases OF F7uor .ql6us or
Whites, Failing Of the WOm6, OAStsaciod, Sup.
pressed or pairfu! -hsases, ,rreguiay,ty of the
tunl in curing all the forms of Kidney Disease.
by removing obstructions,and regulating the
general system, 1t gives tone and strength 10
the whole body andthns cures all iarnls of
.NERTOUS DISEASES md DEBILITY,
and thus prevents or relieves a great variety
of other maladies, as Spinal Irritation, Neural.
gid, 81, PitUs Dance, SioOoRiAg, Ephcptc FITS,
Commissions, Sc. Ii is not possible for this
medicine TO fail to do good it has nothing in
il which can ever harm. Ut cleanscs the blood,
cxctes the liver TO healthy action, tones the
stomachr and gives good dlgest'on, relieves the
bowels Of t9rpor j6hd oonsti ton, allays in.
Illumination, pHfiiies the skin, equaliIos the cir
culation Of the blood, producing gentle warmth
equally all over the body, and the inscnsiblc
pcrspiraton; relaxes all structures and sight.
ness, removes all obstructlons, and invigorates
the entire nervous system. Is not this, then,
The Medicine You Pre-eininenty Need
EASTMAN, TIL TONS. co.
General agents, LtttieioH, ~ H.
GTAeEETs for the sale of the Goauine
TnYgSSEAn- SARSAnAnILLA+---
J. g. Fuller, Danv,llei Harvey & Eastman.
Barnet; Brown ~ Weeks, Pcacham: Cutting
&. Silsby, Lower Waterford; John Bacon. ST
tohnsbury Centre Calvin hfurrifi, East 81
Johnsbury; Fuller q Co. Lyndon; Judevine
II Co, South Hardwick; r. ID. Putnam.
Strong X Jewett, Barton; Weleb
e. Darling, Groton w. r. Shcdd IL Co Wells
River j. G. Bingham, st. Johr sbtiry .r62ayi |
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DANlEr HARVEY's ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT,

0hlcdouia District s.
In Probate Court holden at Danvillc, within
and for said district, on the 7th day Of
MAY, 4. D., ly1n-
ItARLOs G0DDlNG, Administrator on
" the estate of Daniel Harvey, late of
Burke. ga said district. deceased, pfcHcnts his
account Tor settlement Whrruf
upon, Il Il ordered that the same be- rcfcure
10 the 9.th. day Of May, 1850, at the Probate
Office in said Danyillc, for examination and
Allowance aud that all concerned be notified
hereof, by the publication Of tina order IN the
Caledonian, a newspaper printed At ST Johns.
hpIy, three weeks suecrsriYrly an soon as may
be, that they may appear, aud at said time and
piece, r. tfcy see cause, object thereto
Attest THERON HOWARD, Judge,
A true copy Of Record tG67w3'
Attest, THERON HOWARD, judge
sAREPTA nEMINGwAY's ESTATE
fUNHE subscribers, having been appointed
i by the Honorable Probate Court for the
DiniLiot Of Ohehna- Commissioners. 10 re-
ccive, examine, and adjust all claims and de.
mnnds ofnll persons against the Estate ofSarcp.
"a Hemingway, late Of Morgan IN said district,
deceased, represented insolvcnt, and all claims
and demands exhibited IN offset thereto; and
NIX months from the ron day Of March, A ID
/ $50, being allowed by said court, TO the cred.
TORS Of said dcccnscd,to exhibit and prove ;hoit
.a-rest,~. sls,r.a Lafars uu--tivrcby give
toe that We will attend TO the business Of our
appointment at the dwelling House Of Simeon
Ailbee, IN Morgan, IN said District, hn the 18Th
day OF July and September, at 2 O'Clock, al.
on each Of said days.
ME- WM. co T9bD' Commissioners.
nil D
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Mean as We Say {!

THE demands Of the late firm Of Isaac A
Il DcniHon q Co. aud Bcmia a. Dcnison,
al Lyndon Centre, are In The h1utE OF 4 }.
Willard. All those DESTROYS of paying tbc
claims against them without cost can have
the privilege by making payment by the lsi
NJ June urEps. ,A'Hrt will bee made upon de,
mnpts remaining unpaid ancr that dut0
Particular contracts excepted
lSAAC'A. DENiSpN I. co,
BEMtS n DENISOS,
Lyndon Centrc, April ~, l-j0 G6jwG
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The National Life Insurance
COMPANY,

Company,
on THE PURELY huTuALFhiNClPLh
OGcs- state S., MoaPsiisr, ~
lion. WiluAa q, KlTrnEpGE, President,
h b,s'tr 6 mti'Sn' vice Presidents.
iuLns tuHFTNHFt
HuntH b llup.HHu, Secretary
WE invite attention Of the public 70 The
w principles Of the National Llfr lnsuf.
auco Company Tho charter 10 hheill ana
particularly adapted a. the wants 81 all Who
may desire 10 embrace such au institution, II
Hhuuid hr umbrHrrd
LIT, ~ husbands aud fathers, % make pro,
vision, altef their death, for their widows ana
childfen.
I'd, ny Tho young, to provide for themselves
m iHhfm hge,
30, BY drad,lors, 10 insure the loss which
the death of debtor might ocGssrnu
an, by the borrower, 10 enable his repre-
aentauyea Ia eaae Of his death &" frray 'hr
loan
9th, Those who save a little from their dali
w labor 6f yearly income would do we'll ~
invest 10 in This Savings Bank that a may bc
beyond tho roach Of accident, and that ne
widow and child may receive ether own WIN
usufy,"
Ths Tam oChs CLarify - wHimnsd,
Al Policies for Life participate ~ the pro,
Gis aud whom the Premium amounts 20 $40
and upwards. notn Will be- taken foT one
haif No party h. liable beyond the amount
Of Premium The cash Premium 10 lower
than that 0f Hny 1lhrf Company
j. X Eifr T0Iicy IN lhis Company at once
assumes the form 0f property, and soon &C.
quirrs considerable value and should The
owner wish 90 surrender 10 amer a torn Of
years, the Company will pay 'ts equitable val
ne In ClEb,
Persons wishing Insurance viii be- furnished
R4iA al aaca ssa4y inflammation and fuFluG Of
application al the Onioc Of the Company or
by my Of IT, Agents
T. BAscKofr, Agent, - Johusbury,
q. G HALr, Agent, Wells River si
A McMHLAs, Agent DIHyiilc. fUU5wa
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Agency Of DR.. S. S. Fitch.
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

L TSED by him with such distinguished sue.
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&c. &c. ALSO,
Dr. $. S. Fitch's Abdominal Supporters, Shoul,
der Braces, Inhaling 'Tubes, and Lectures on
Consumption, and the Art of preserving Life
and lleaRh to Old Age, &c. DC.
J. G. BI,oHAM, St Johnsbury, is agent for
the above and keeps them constantly on hand
GPDr. Fitch's "Gude Book to fnvalids, and
Directions for Promoting Health, and Instruc.
tons to Mothers, in the management of Chill.
dren," many.b had, grOtui,ously, by calling
for it at the Store as above. An extremely
valuable Rock. 64IyI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-05-25

u TthIh IFoW EOOU boUTcr,IIlnI II rs knOWN
20 the diplomatic circles in Washington, that
che Captain General of tho Island OF Cuhu
t'-5 puru pucrtru nv MS government to 10
crate HllNlSc sluycs in case ora serious at
sompl NJ invasion or insurreclion. That the
Spanish Government has given out TITS hint
an an official form know.