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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08
THE UNION MEETING IN New YoRK,

THE UNION MEETING IN New YoRK,
of all parties. on Monday night, adopt
ed resolutions entirely in favor Of Mr.
Clay's compromise, for "a complete aud
final settlement of all questions relating
to slavery" They lsay that the people
Of New York, "having never yet begun
to calculate the value of this UNION, can
contemplate no contingency in which its
dissolution would be otherwise than a
gigantic crime against the peace, pros
periry and freedom of our country and
of mankind" THIS is the right senti,
ment and the enthusiasm Of that i'm
mense assembly was unbroken in the sup
port oft. Mr.. Clay's resolutions are EN-
bodied in those passed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

To MAKE Turkey TENpER.-A re-
cent lecturer in Washington, stated that
tho Egyptians adopt curious method
of making turkey tender Half an
hour before the bird is killed. a glass OF
brandy is poured dowits throat, which pro.
duces complete intoxication, and The fiesl
of the drunken turkey acquires a tender.
mesa superior to that produced by long
keeping,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

CALIFoRNIA-T Butler Kmg.-Mr. King has
published a card in the Republic, in reply to the
numerous attacks made on himself and the Ad-
ministration, relative to his mission to California,
He brands as false the statements, by whomsoev-
or made, that he was instructed by Gen. Taylor
or any one else to Interfere or that he did in any
manner interfere. with the Slavery question III
California. The Steamer that took out MIR King,
arrived at San Francisco two days after the proc
lamation of Gen Riley was issued, calling State
Convention. When Gen. Riley says that he Is
sued the proclamation in accordance with the adj
vice of the President and Secretaries OF State and
War. he must mean Polk Buchanan and Mar
cy and no body else. Whatever then OF indis-
nation and concern has been manifested by our
LocoIocv friends in regard to this mission and its
results, must necessarily be transferred to their
own friends. We hope they may have good
time of it. How true it is that every poisoned
shaft hurled at Gen. Taylor misses the mark and
returns to plague the tormentors that aimed 1t !
Old Zack is invulnerable. Bearing this fact IN
mind, our Locoloco friends may as well cease
their efforts to conquer him. 1t can't be done.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

CIVILIZATION OF THE lNDIANs.-From
some articles which we notice in the Min
nesota papers, there would seem TO be
sort of difference between the Indian
traders and the missionaries in that terri
tory. Tho latter complain that the trad
ers are thwaning the benevolent object
of the Government in the establishment
Of schools, and encouraging missionary
operations, in Introducing the gospel a.
mong them
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

QUEER BED CoRD.- The New Bedford
Mercury states that Capt Timothy Col
by, in that city, has bed cord made Of
Whales sinews, which has beer in the
Colby family since 164O-. 200 years. land
is now as good as dozen new hemp bed
cords. 1t has never been broken.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

PATRIorIC TOAST The following toast
was drank at supper given to the Uni
ted Americans. from Boston, at New
York, on Friday last:
TIE Union One and hdiSSOluble. -
May the execralion of all mankind, and
of all posterity, forever rest upon the
head of the traitor who dareS to lay vio-
lent hands on the political ark of our be-
loved country, the land of Washington,
the morning star of freedom, the only
hope of liberty throughout the world.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

PgAcH CRoP LosT.-The Ohio Calh.
oaIOr says that in very many portions Of
the State, the peach buds have been
killed and there will be a short crop.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

WHEAT CRor. -lu some parts Of the
State accounts about the Wheat crop are
unfavorable. We will wal, and see. 1t
is rather too early to form any correct
conclusion upon this subject.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

ONO LEGIsLArURE.- -Adjournmcnt.- -
Senate by vote Of 20 to 2. passed a res
oIution to adjourn on the llth inst. From
the tone Of tho discussion in the House
we do not think they will agree to g
home this early In the latter body, the
resolution was referred to select com
mittee.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

the construction Of different clauses, and
leaves all minor details to the people, to
be settled as is found best suited TO con.
venience and expedieDcy. The instru-
ment guarantees to The minority all the
rights aud privileges of free people,
while it does not restrict the majority
and prevent them from doing that which
is found best calculated to promote the
interests and prosperity of The State
aud its citizens. Measures of pubic
policy, which may be required are not
rendered hopeless because they are de-
clared inexpedient under the solemn
form of constitutional enactment, nor
for the same reason will other measures
be allowed to continue in force when
they are found Unnecessary impracl'
cable or injurious to the interests OF So
cietY.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

EY The State Government will not
return from Cincinnati until sometime
to day. Why did Citizen Sammedary
resign his post as Chairman of the Com
mttee on Public Safetyl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

0STAt recent trial, in Wisconsin, the
subject of controversy was demijohn of
whiskey, which was ordered to be-
brought into court. The defendant was
tried, and so was the whiskey--in other
words the whiskey was drunk, and so was
the Jury.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

TA soldier of the revolution, Mr..
John Hughes, aged 1O7 years, died at
his residence near Fairfield, in Rock
bridge county, Va, on the 10Th inst.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

We are again indebted TO Messrs
Whitman and Keller and Nj. j. C. Rain.
Oy for valuable public documents.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

A SAVING Widow Grizzle has
an only sister, that sister is widow also.
Her lord died lately of cholic. In the
midst of his most acute pain, after the
hand of death had touched him, and
while writhing in agony, his gentle wife
said to him, Well. Mrl Shylock, you
needn't kick round and wear out the
sheets so if you are dying"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

GrWhyis a newspaper like tooth
brushi Because every body should be
provided with one Of his own, and not
borrow his neighbours.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

The PlTTsBURG Iron PUDDLERs,--T
Iron Puddlers, on strike at Pittsburg
against proposed reduction of wages,
still hold out. but their places have been
filled by workmen from the North, who
are receiving better wages than they re-
ceived here, but not SO high as was for
merly paid
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

GEORGIA LEGlsLATURE-AJsquatuldtiOn-The
Legislature of Georgia. being accidentally Loco,
focoisli in both branches has made all attempt to
gerrymander that Stale so as to give that party
six out of the eight Consressmen-the popular
vote being nearly tied. The Wings of the House
have found No. 10, aud an American.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

HuRRIBlE..-.A "A woman named Finney,
with her sun aud two daughters, were
found in garrel in New York beastly
drunk, and shortly after one of the daugh-
ters, in her drunken movements was
found laying asleep across her mothers
head and face. having thus smothered
her TO death.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

AN INDEPENDENT EDIToR.-A country
editor very piquantly remarks:
We do not belong to our patrons,
Our paper is wholly our own,
Whoever may like it can take il;
Who dont-oan just let Il alone.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

There are four things which looks
awkward for woman to do, viz: To
whistle. to throw stones at COW, smoke
a cigar, or climb garden fence.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

TmE CHOLERA ON WARDS Island
The N. Y. papers state that the cholera
has almost entirely disappeared from
Wards Island, aud the general health of
The Island is improving
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

TERRIToRrAL ADDITION TO DELAWARE
The following, from the Delaware
Journal, is the first information we have
had on the important subject to which il
refers:
IAN the Eastern Shore of Maryland,
together with the two counties of Vir.
ginia, Northampton and Accomac, talk
of seeding from their respective States
and annexng themselves to Delaware.
We hope they may do so, as this would
give our little State very respectable
size and influence, and we could then
send three or four representatives TO
Congress instead of one as at present. -
We certainly wish every proper degree
of Influence" to patriotic little Della,
ware; but do not think It likely that
Maryland will be dismembered for that
purDose - Baltimore Sun
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

Ono CANAL.-The Daily Sciot0 Gag
elite saws: 1.-THE Canal will be closed for
repairs about the first Of March. 1t will
remain closed, we suppose, about two
,,aaLs -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08
Fon CALIFoRNIA.-..The N. Y. Ever

FoR CALIFORNIA. The N. Y. Even.
ing Post, of Friday. says.
The shipping to the three ports OF
California, ST. francisco, Bernicia, and
sacramento city. is very active Vessels
are actively filling up, Over fifty vessels
are in course of loading. Tickets for
passage, by Messrs. Rowland & Aspin'
wallis line of vessels, are selling at pre-
minm. An after cabin passage sold on
Thursday for $ll5 premium.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

TA man was recently killed in Lev
euhampton, England, in a pOgilistic fist
6ght.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08
WednesdnY. mnrch 8. 1850.


Quo LEGIsLATURE..-A S&ggest'0H'-'-
1t has been intimated that the General
Assembly took a trip to Cincinnati TO see
how the Hamilton County question
looked after sending Johnson home. If
this was the case, we know not what else
the members conld have been after, we
respectfully suggest that special com
mttee, consisting of the gentlemen from
NH Greek and from Green and tho gen
tlemau from the county of Butler, assist
ed by the late Chairman of the Donkey
committee, be appointed by the Legisla.
ture to make report.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

@Periect tranquility prevailed in
Paris at the last accounts.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

DREAMY LIFE.---.Woud'nt you call a
man fool who should spend all his time
fishing up oysters with the expectation Of
finding pearl? But is he really more
unwise than hundreds, who, with their
hands in their pockets, aud cigars in their
mouths, are waiting for something to turn
up or turn over that will throw them at
once into business and fortune.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

ANeoDoTE.-A darkey Sc, to work to
cut down very tough tree, but his axe
flew back, for some time, with but little
effect A storm occurred meantime, and
a crashing shaft of tightening shattered
a huge oak to spinters neal him.
"Bress de Lordl' exclaimed Sambo,
"dat well done. Pose you try dis one
next-..guess you get your match, Nasal
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08

STRAKoscH AND CoTToN.--At the late
grand concert. while Sirakosch was per.
forming very difficult piece with vari
ations on the piano, a cotton planter. who
was admiring the dexterity with which
the musician made use Of his fingers,
more than the music. exclaimed to a
friend: by the Lord Harry. what mag,
nifcent cotton picker that fellow would
make."-M O. PicayEne.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-08
LANCASTER, OHIO:
nnnnnrInN rERMS.

Hereafter the terms of the Ga=eHe will bs as
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u ts.at q II at d Es65as5fi 49,
Sullivan II abroad,
WINTER ARA NGC1TE VT,

{ ~ and after WEDNESDAY, November II, lSi9. the
- passenger Trans will run ms follows viz -
Leave W lndsor tor Bellows Falls, Boston Lowell
New ork &c. at 7ij a, NJ and II 10 2. NJ, tth.
second tran on arrival OF trains from Montpelier
and Wells Rlver1 and arrive at Boston at 2 p NJ
and P. W. u vi :
Leave Bellows Falls for Windsor Mt 70 10 and
4.io L vi, or on arrival OF trains from Boston
Leave Boston for Fiichburg Railroad demo, fl,
Charleston, Claremont, Windsor, Wells Riyer Sc
and tor Nontpeer and Waterbury, t26 miles from
burlington on Lake Champlnin,) at : 30 A NJ and
Tor Ihartsown, CaIemunt and Windsor nt il
A. NJ ~ -
The Trains leaving Windsor at rs A VI on1
ijoSon at ii A VI. connect with no trains North #
Windsor. " -
Both Trains connect each way with Iow.u
Nashua and Worcester Trims at Groton Junction.
Passengers from New York by evening boars TO
Notw'ch' may connect with first train from Boston
at Groton juno ion
Passengers from New York by morning cars bv
way Of New Haven, Hartford, Springfield and Norrh
ampton, may lodge at BratIc.,oro, and proceed Tin,
next morning, by stages, 20 miles to Wolnol. sd
then take cars for the Noih ms above '
Passengers for New York by Train, leaving
,WAlntsor at !? TOP NJ. may go Iy way OF Wnlpoe
bfaueo0ro, northampton, Springfield and New lIa-
ven-or by Groton junction, Worcester and Nor
wich and arrive IN New York by Steamboat early
the next morning
Fare from Windsor to New York 1915
Freight trains leave Windsor and Boston dailv
CATTLE Tram leaves Montpelier and wen.
Nivcr every tuesday morning and bv way OF WIND
S'R, hEENE. &c. and arrives 1T psETEE'S Tho
nearest Station 20 the BRiGHroy CATTLE MArEIrl
curly Wednesday morning.
-, TuONAS 5. WILLIAMS, Snpt.
Chnrlestown, n H., Oct 30, 1919. w23tf
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Notice 10 the Ladies'.
SCrofuIa Cured,

scrofuIa Cured.
This csIhcate eoncusiSely proves that TIL. Sarsapurl
Ia has perfect control the obuat diseases Of
the Blood Three persons cured in house ia uupIecs
denied
Three Children.
DR. Townsend Dear Sir have the pleasure TO Inform
you that three my children have been Sco.
fa by the Of your excellent medicine They were af
fcted severely with had taken four bot
ties II took them away for which feel myself under
great obligation
Yours. respectfully,
ISAAC w. GRAIN, 100 Wooster ST.
Opinions OF Physicinus.
Or. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians IN different parts OF the Union.
This is To certify that we, the undersigned Physician,
OF the City OF Albany, have IN numerous prescribed
DR.. Townsends Sarsapsra and believe il to be one Of
IL T. PULLING Nh J. WILSON ND Il b BRIGGs
N. d., +. f. ELMENDORF NJ u Albany April Isi7
CAUTsON.
Owing to the great success 4.t immense sals of Dr.
Townsends Sarsapsria, number Of men who for.
merly our Agents, have commenced making ra
Extracts, Exirs, Btters, Extracts OF Yellow Dock &c
1hey generally put II mp IN the same shaped bottles and
of them have stolen copied our
thsy only worthless .nus aud should he avoided,
None genuine unless sgu. .s 8. r. Townsend.
Principal omce 1876 FULTON Street Sun Building,
n Y; Redding Co, State street, Boston; DyOu 4
Druggist Baltimore y. NJ Cohen, Charleston; Wright
Co.. ISL Chartres Street ~ o. I05 South Pearl Street
Albany aud by all the principal Druggists aud wer.
and the CanadGS.
Inrodore \. Peck Apothecary and Druggist Bur
iin2lon, VT; Rcddiug & Co, 5 State street, Boston
, ;. llancc, Druggist, Baltimore Duval & Co
Richmond L. NJ Cohen Charleston Wright x Co
street. Albany; K. Van Buskirk, cor. OF Broad aud
Naikrt street, Newark, n j. and " all the prGci-
Pal druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the 'nird states West Indie and the CanGdas
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cY Most Extraordinary Work! 81
THE
M a r r Ed WON Ms

r NIL II y NE JrIT rDIJ ~ -
~ M - y,,.n ~ ~ 4 Il " ~ y
Dr TX.
Professor OF Diseases of Woman
Siv,h rJ;,io, ,e,,o ,,o,o p; 20
n "a, o.,;a. vnIn ~ ,,,,, ~. ~ .s
V",r. a. NDi. 49, ~ siA MONTHS
~ m,|t m y, i,s'',L 9'ld mental august
many an ailclI1nait wlle, and pecunary difficult
nnds no,' v muop",u Hi,t nave oeer spared thou
nnsi T" i,','i Tou'H iult r'9oyed competence
low nl"NcM III lra'h would have enjoyed
!! nu"d'oS now III tel graves been still alive, by .
Jury ro1S,s I.oi' OF the woik'
muru eSeca'y iar me married, or those
contemplating marriage n 1t dlscluses important Sc
CITE Mn'Gn should De Known to them particularly.
nv
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Rlieulnntisul.

Rheumntism.
This only than four thousand Of heu
matism that DR. Townsends Sarsaparia has cured The
and chronic weekly eradcated by
extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings Esq Of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Blackwell. Island is the gentleman spoken Of
IN the following letter.
Blackwel's Island, Sept. II, 1917.
DR. Townsend--Dear Sir; have suffered terribly for
years with the Rheumatism; considerable of the
could not eat sleep walk had the distressing
pains, and my limbs terribly swollen. have used
four BEETLES Sarsapaa and they have done
than thousand dollars worth good, much better
indeed am entirely relieved You liberty this
for the benefit Of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS
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Easv and Easlsi Office.
Fond dn Lac, " !SC0nsin.
NR L RY q Film 7. ATTORNEYS AND

Ee Z Z d F L t. ATTORNEYS AND
81 CouNclLlpRS AT LAW and SoIiclroRs IN CHAN.
Gerry.
EEAsTrs W. DRrRy, (of the late firm of Drury &
EaStman)
EDWIN FLINT.
N, ssrs. D. & f. will practice in NIL the Courts in
the state and give special attention to collecting and
Sc uing debls. They have business connexions
formed throughout the State # Wisconsin, Northern
Illinois, aud Eastern Iowa. T. y will also attend 10
the purchase aud sale Of Lands Inc payment OF Taxes.
the location Of Land Warrants, the examination OF
Land Titles, &c
The most satisfactory references will be given to
orr c"rr"sp"ndrns IN New York Boston Baltimore.
IhIladeiphla, Washington City, and most of the
principal cities
Refer to Hon, Milo l.. Bennett. Asahel Peck Esq
D, h Pangborn, SnaIIey 4 Phelps aud C. d Kess'
Dec. 1873 wo3,f
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Long ShaWIs.

ANOTHER invoice of those superior
II Long Shawls Just received at the Ladies' Elk.
change, which we shall sell at such priccs as will
MAKE It an object Tor all IN want to call and exam
Inc our Slawls before purchasing
WILCOX & NASH.
burlington yet. -, 1872 Dis WI
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1t the safest and ecctual medicine for purifying
the system and relieving the sucrngs attendant upon child
birth discovered 1t strengthens both the mother and
child prevents pain and disease increases aud enrches
food those who have used it think it is nds pcnsabe II
highly useful both before and ae confinement prevent,
diseases attendant upon childbirth In COstiveness Piles
Cramps Swelling Of the Feet Dependency, Heartburn
Vomiting Pain in the Back and l.oins False Pains IIemor
rhage aud in regulating the Secreons equazing the
circulation it has equal The great beauty Of this med
cine IS is always safe, aud the delicate most
successfully.
Notice 10 the Ladies'.
Those that initiate Dr. Townsrnd's Sarsaparla have
Invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females &c.
&c and have copied bills and circulars which relates
TO the complaints of women, word for wOrd-oher
who put up medicine have since the great Of DR.
TownseHds sarseparIa in complaints incident females
recommended theirs although previously they did not
nrnbeT OF these mixtures Pills &c. injurious 0
females az they aggravae disease, aud undermine the
constitution. Dr. To~nsends is the only and best remedy
Tor the numerous female cOmplants-i, rarely il ever
fails Of eiecng permanent cure can be taken by the
most delicate females in any by those expecting
to become mothers, with the advantages as il
prepares the system and prevents pain danger and
strengthens both pohaI and child Be careful TO get the
genuine,
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ron THE RENOfiT mp pERNiNEN'
CTRE or an ULCE iEEN iHISIVG
From Az jlji TEE NJ'iJE ar
IUE BLCOO on BJBjT OE
TUE SJNYElI Ii/
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Tie E,rc' EoTi1g rirr C},,"jc %o,e jyc,
E,na lI'orn, or 7cttcr. N~aid H,od Taiipc
Grn i jgcs "~ <y ''% % G s, '','%
Ing,lago. an5 IjsGas,x otj,,ic tram an n.ir..
ciouS use nj Nc,tntg HvrhSir I.5rQ Ey
fonsijniiongi E;S,arrs.
In il,is ur,,nrnii,u ;,,. s,ior,l, concentrated
he Nr,icnnI nrnncrtj,s nt -sr<,f,rIi.r, ro,ilin,.
yith rh,, mos, .I;,iuaI aid. Tho i,. .lrro.v lr,
dnrc"s tho ,nnet nn,c"t s;n,,lcs NJ five v,,,,.t,L
kiruI,n and If hns brrn 60 fv trstrd NOT ,uIv h,
m,,i,,,,s ,Lr,n..Iycs Inn, g.. h ..ios Nm, IL.
icrriyrd their mana ,, lrronIIurdnlinrs and II,
n,r,l,t.n,, -, ,l,, ,n,.i. l L,s l.,.LIi,Lc,l,, H.
AKIN ,n.rirs rrnniatini, Lr ,,I,.r and rrr,r,,y ia
Wv" ' W. a. "P'."u'" wa Val i'". II ~, 700
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DR.. Warren's
SarsaParilla, Tomato and IIIM CHERRY
PHYSICAL BITTERS,
At SO Cents per Bottle.

NARSAPARlLLA, TOMATO AMI WILD
- CHERRY Buers have now become n standard
medicine universally approved by physicians as
sale speedy and eteclual remedy tor Solutions Mr.
cur'dL, and CutaRcOS Diseases; Jaundicc. lndqes.
ton, Dyspepsia Bilious Disorders Liver Comninints
Sostiveness, Weak and Sore stomach. Ulcers and
running Sores, Swelling of the Limbs Pain in The
Bones, fHmors IN the Throat Rheumatic Affections
San Rheum, t.ryslpeas, bad iumors Erupons on
me race or Body, Cuncerous Sores, Kings Evil,
Chrohlc Catarah, Languor, Debility, Headache, Dir,
zlnesS' Sallow Complexion, and all those disorders
Whlch arise from the abuse OF Mercury, or from an
''.nureialnt IN the blood, matter how acquired
The extract here presented is prepared after drec-
TONS given By the celebrated DR. Warren whose
name bears and will be found superior TO any in use
highly concentrated, entirely vegetable and very
iinely Favored TO the taste The change which pro-
duces in the condition and tendency OF the system is
speedy and permanent.
As Spring Medicine for purifying the blood
Strengthening the stomach and body-and checking
all consumpthave bils--the Sarsaparila Tomato
and Wild Cherry Biers are entirely unryaled
Prepared add sold by
DAVID F. BRADLEE & SON.
1870 Washington street, Boston.
AscGls Burlington, Thco A. Peck Montpelier,
5, \ Collins, and by Dealers in Medicine through:
out New England.
January Is, 1850. w29iy
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Hin Plate &c.

I LARGE assortment of Tin Plate, con
u sistng of various sizes and qualities Russia
English, Canada, and American Sheet Iron, She.
IIinc, cad and Copper, Copper Bolt Iron Ware
Wire Nellum, Rivets, &c, y e. For sale by
NJ. MOVES Il co.
June 1 1919. wig IHater Street