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NET sE8I3 3AXBGWSs
THE LAST OF THE FAMILY.
BY &4 = SO.

Sure the last end
OF the good man is peace. How calm bic exit !!
Night dews fall not more gently to the ground,
Nor weary worn-out winds expire 20 soft.
Behold him. in the evening tide Of life
A lie well spent. whose early care il was
His riper years should not upbraid his green:
By unperceived degrees he wears away.
Yet, like the sun, seems larger al his setting.
Il was a fine cloudless morning. in
the summer, that had strolled to the
extremity of a little enclosed copse,
when observed q girl, with q small
basket lined with vine-leaves, collect
ing the wild strawberries that grew, in
great plenty and luxuriance, upon the
bank which formed the outer base of
the enclosure. She was the daughter
Of farmer IN the neighborhood; who,
dying in impoverished circumstances,
had left his widow with so slender
provision for herself and her child, that
she was obliged to increase her scanty
income BY letting part Of her cottage
% soae of the many who resorted to
thas ps5t Of the country for the benefit
of 10 poeutarly salubrious air. Her
dwelling had the advantages Of being
q souDe dissance from the village, and
II enc q the most delightfully."- retired
situatious that can be imagined.
I had frequently seen Mary Wildling
q our village church, where the pune.
tnality Of her attendance, and tho sim
gular devotion and proprie.y with which
she conducted herself within its sacred
wallA 6rss engaged my attention. She
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9011ss @0RUBRs
SHE LOVES HIM YET.

SHE LOVES HIM FET
She loves him yet.
/ know by the blush that rises
Beneath the curls
That shadow her soul.h cheek;
She loves him yet.
Through all Loves sweet DISCUSSES
In timid girls,
A blash will be sure to speak.
But deeper signs
Than the radiant blush of beauty,
The maiden finds,
Whenever his name is heard;
Her young heart thrills,
Forgetting herself-her duty
Her dark eye fills,
Ana her pulse with hope is stirr'd.
She loves him yet
The flower the false one gave her,
When last he came.
Isssin with her wild tears wet
SAsn ne'er forget,
Howe'ef his faith may waver.
Through grief and shame,
Believe il she loves him yet!
His favorite songs
She will sing-she heeds no other;
With all her wrongs
Her life on his love is set.
Oh doubt no more!
She never can wed another;
Till life be Ger,
She loves-she viii love him yet!
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THE DANCING GIRL.

She comes-the spirit Of the dance.
And bat for those large bcamng eyes,
Where pass on speaks N ev'ry glance,
Shed seem a wand. .er from the skies.
So light that, gazing breathless there,
Lest the celestial dream should 60,
You'd think the music in the air
Waved the far vision to and fro.
.. .h:f the melodys sweet fowr
Within the radiant creature playd,
And those swee. wreathing arms Of snow
And Waite sylph feet the music made.
Now gliding slow, with dreamy grace,
Her eyes beneath thei. lashes lost;
N.,w mcticnle<s; with lifted face,
Anl snail hanIs on he- bosom cross j.
And now with flashing eyes she springs,
Her whole hr.gh: figure raised in air,
As il her soul had spread its wings
And poised her one wild instant there.
She spoke not: BIZ, so richly fraught
With language are her glance and smile
That, when the curtain fell, thought
She had been talking all the while.
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10 In Lowell, ILL.,, couple were
recently married, and in the evening
the rowdies of the neighborhood col
lected and charivaried the party, firing
guns, pistols, and making all manner Of
6ideous sounds; at length cake was
handed round to the outsiders-each
cake containing a portion of tartar
emetic. The consequence was, that
the music Of the sheep and COW bells
was soon exchanged for what can be
better imagined than described.
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How TO PUZZLE RocuKs.-In the
genuine notes Of the State Bank Of
Ohio, there are as many human figures
represented - the bill is worth in dol.
lars. II The oounterfeiters wish to altar
the small bills 70 large ones, Is 81 to
500, they would have to put in ninety.
nine human figures thing nafq1fe
30 easily done.
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THE FLOWER AND STARLIGHT.


From its home on high, to gentle flower,
That bloomed in lonely grove,
The starlight came At the twilight hour,
And whispered 4 tale Of love.
Then the blossoms heart so still and cold,
Grew warm to its silent core,
And gave out perfume, from its inmost fold,
Il never exhaed before.
And the blossam slept through the summer hight
In the smile OF the angel ray.
Aad the morn arose with its gasish Eight,
Ard the soft one stole away.
Then the zephyr wooed as he wandcred BY
Where the gentle fow'ret grew,
But she gave no heed to his plaintise s'gh;
Her heart to its love was true.
And the sunbeam came with levers art,
To care the flower in vain;
She folded her sweets in her thrilling hear:
Til the starlight came again.
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DEMOvAL.-BRETTE r TUCKER
IL Attorneys and Counselzrs-at.L Lav. have re-
moved their office into the room in Odd-F elbows
Hall, over the store Of the Messrs. Talbot. AL
professional business entrusted to their care will
be faithfully and promptly attended to.
ALEX. BRETTE,
A. l.. TUCKER.
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ID A. LANAUZE. Rue de "a Lerse, No. SO.
L entire les Rues ST. Louis ct Cont, q b Nou-
velle Orlesns-Un Assortment de QUIN-
c A L L E r | E, telle que Fransaise, An
glaise, Americainc ct Allemande; Clous Cou-
pee. Forges Haches, Pioches, Pelles, Scies, ct
Fourniturc de Bafisse. MY
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ERANCIS A. FLEETWOOD. General
L Com mmission Merek0nf. and Dealer in scwy
desnip<ion Of Merchandise, No. 80 Camp street,
(up stairs) New Orleans.
10 Country merchants' and planters orders
punciualiy attended to.
NB-Cotton, Sugar and Molasses received
on consignment. and Phnters' supplies furnished
fSee Of com siission. milo
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TEXAS LAND FOR SALE.

1MNN ACRES ol Texas Land, lying in
lsOOO the county Of Rufugio, and on .
branch Of the Mission river, Is miles from Arsn.
sas Bay and Is miles from Victoria For parti-
culars in regard to the character Of the lands,
titles, Sc, apply at this Office. j6-m4
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NOTICE,

c" The undersigned having S~
zsH8s&taken the Livery Stable for 20
merly occupied BY James Emison, has added to
his old stock new Carriages, Buggies. Sulkles,
Harness and Horses; and, by strict attention,
hopes to met share Of public patronage.
HUMBLE.
Franklin, May Is, 1850.
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DANIEL EDWARDS
JOHN TwIBILL-

TVWIBILL s. EDWARDS, Copper, TIN r
j SAees Iron Workers, No. 16 New Levee,
(between Gravier and Poydras streets) are pre-
pared to do all kinds Of work in the above line.
Steamboat and Plantation Work done in the
best manner, at the shortest notice, on most
reasonable terms also, on hand large assort-
ment Of COOKING, STEAMBOAT AND
BAR ROOM STOVES, Of overy size and
description also. all kinds Of House Work, such
as Gutter Pipe. Spout, &C. AL orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
n. B.-S,eam Batteries, CHARTERS and Filter
crs Of the most approved styles.
TWIBILL & EDWARDS.
New Orleans Nav, 20, 1850.
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the undersigned. Of the parish
~ Of ST. Mary, do hereby forewarn all persons
from trading with or giving credit to MARY
HARRIET RAWLS, on my account, As ] do
not, from this date, acknowledge her Is my wife.
DANIEL RAWLS.
July Is, 1S50.-3t
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BUSINESS CARDS
A NTHONY w. BAKER, Afforney-as-La,o
n opposite the Court House, Franklin. NJ

FRED. l.. GATES, Attorney-at-Law. 81.
1 Martinsville-practices in the courts Of La
fayette, Opelousas, Vermillion and 81. Mary.
June 20, 1850.
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JOHN DURBRIDGE & CO.,

JOHN DURBRIDGE & CO.,
IN WAokuk Maamfaax-
rys and Dealers jn Hats
aud Caps, ONLY, No. q
Customhouse street, New
Orleans. Manufactory, Harrison street, New.
ark, New Jersey.
10 Always on hand, very large and supe-
rior assortment Of the above-named goods. Co1n.
try merchants will here find the argess and 6sst
assortment Of Hats and Caps, adapted to their
business, in the city, and at the mannfaanseyS
prices.
N.B.-Negro Hats in any quantity. Feb. q
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DOBINSON & OLIVER, Maraaa~ds de
II Commisssoa, No. "a rue Gnvicr, d u Nou-
velIe Orleans, pour IA vense des SucEe ct Nc
lasse en- consignation-
~ Toute consignation \ fadresse des sous
signes est assure d'avance par police assurance
ouverte, Get effes, e ceux qui voudront ben les
favoriser de leur patronage obtiendront des re-
tours ideles ct prompts.
ROBERT r. ROBINSON,
JOHN b. OLIVER.
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SHERMAN'S
8USP e II s O R z
B 4 n D A 6 E

TlHIS 10 one Of the very useful articles whic
i the present age supplies for the use Of II
afflicted. Its object is to give support TO th
scrotum and testicles, in cases Of disease or n
laxation. They also afford comfort and safely
those persons Who exercise great deal on horss
back. mS
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DOBINSON & OLIVER, Commisnon Mar
II chants, No "a Gravier street, New Orleans,
for the sale Of Sugar and Molassrs on eonsign-
ment.
~ All shipments to our address are covered
by open policy Of insurance, for the full value
thereof, to guard against loss, which, when re-
ceived, will have prompt attention and quick and
''''''' = ROBERT r. ROBINSON,
Mro JOHN B. OLIVER.
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leh che closet was the exposed condition Of
his nciFhbors corn Geld There was apPaf-
cnuy,yrry little connection between the corn
field and efforts for the conversion Of men
Amer iaw moments reflection, be- WrGt 10
lh' corn field, drove out the cattle, which had
commenced their deprodallons, and pat uP tho
fence. Ne then returned 90 the house, and
felt strongly Inclined 10 repair to his closet o..
gain and 90 make Mr Hall subject Of special
application. flo did so. lis next reflections
were respecting the wisest way Of approach
ing Mr. Hall, aud of oThofHng bin 10 attend
"a lhHgs belonging 10 his peace
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Farm foreSale.

TIME subscriber offers his farm for sale II
4 is situated on the road lending from st.
Johnshury Plain to North Danville-about
half way between tue two places. 1t consists
Of 30 acrea-lS or 20 acres orexcellent mead
ow-about 40 acres of woodland-the remain
der pasture and lllage
'N'1hc buildings are suitable for the place
There are about 1000 sugar naples and a
young apple orchard with good quantity
of cedar timber, on heIarm.
The farm can be adynntageously divided
and the whole or part is offered for sale.
Terms OF payment made easy.
The farm is better known the old Melvin
Farm.
JOHN CUSHMAN. .
- St. Iohnshury Aug -, lsi9 629u
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m. CIrTInNLNTRL

A MAS By ihr name of CLAFFi has engaged
Awiih young wluoi iIie namrofh fIoWnH
end and usfs bio name 90 pat upa rAfsapafll-
"a, which they call Dr.. Townsend hafsapa-
THla, deH0Winatug b hrHHiAc original etc --
The Townsend D. uo Doctor aud never was
bat was formohy o worker On railroads. can
als and the Ike, Vet ho assumes The uNe ~
Dr., lus the pufPsss 81 FaiHisF credit inf what
hc o. not THIS 90 in caution The pullic NOT 70
boz decriVpd and purchase none bat ihe hth-
umf OHGiHAl OLD Do jacob Townsend b
hafnparlla, having on u Tho Old boel"fh
likeness, he family coat 81 arms aud hi3 Hlg'
Bs tgf, AZ fsss tlt4 g.gt al arms
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Agency of DR.. s.. S. Fitch's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

TTSED. by him with such distinguished sue.
v cess in the cure of Coughs, ConSumD.
ton, Cdtarrh asthma, Heart Diseases. Dus.
PcPsia, GonOrrhGa, piles, Fcua}c Complaints,
&c. Sc. also,
DIR. 5. 3. Fitch abdominal Supporters, Shout.
der Braces, lnhalIng Tubes, and Lectures on
Consumption, and tho Art of preserving Life
and Health 10 Old Age, &c &c
J. C-,BI' CHAN, St. Johnsbury, is agent for
the above and keeps them constantly on hand.
QT.D r, Pitch S &c uide Book to lnvalids and
Directions for Promoting Health, and Enstrnc-
tons To Mothers, in the management OF Chil,
drcn.' many be had, gratuiiously, by calling
for It at the Store as above. An extremely
valuable Book 6iIyI .
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NOTICE, Went away from me, my son,
~ Ralph Gould, now in his 18th year, and
without my consent. 'fiis is to forbid all
persons harborlng or trusting him on my nc
count, a. shall not pay any debts of liis con.
tracing ullcr this date GEO GOULD.
Sheffield Feb II IS5O G55wa'
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Book Agents Wanted,

ITO travel in .N'cc England, to Obtain LEN, iG
scriptions for the most popular ai'u r I'm.
did PICTORIAL w RkS Of inc usl 44rll.f.
terprising men can earn from 81 TO -
per month. - rtorward's Ga.
Agents also wanted to sell iluy .b,re and
zrtteefs of Iefmont, New Ia"'P YYt,t-rt6
Massachusetts. 49,. lost padl
HORACE WENTWORTH, no Nc Ma T.,
Canal Rlock, Contrast Lo"l4A--H-
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CONSL-uPTIIE READER The gf'a
and only remedy for your diseaSo, in any q
It's forms-athc only source OF hope, is aii'fs7'
hy the Hungarian BaiSdm, discovered By "
Buchan of London, England This IS o.
uuack nostrum, but a standard EHgih ~.
icine, of known and established efficacy. E
ware how you rely upon any merely P@"'-a.''
medicines, which may relieve, but HT"GG e..
Waste not your precious time upon aH' o,,s
common Syrups, ENpectorants.or Balm''N'Sy
will only lnll ynn into prelRhdat sccHi.4 ~, NJ
fatal opiafes. DcludG not yourself 70 ba
gravc with any of the vile compounds u, .tcsn
shape OF Lozcnges, Caudy,ef oihe, :, I,r gs
and dangerous Aostrums. AND aee'' az ,'.,,cs
rot with any .iStrmFeiit or.I'af E'' S,Sor,y'
snch MS Bittcrs, OF intusious OF Nhu .dn:s
which frequently brace up the lungs las.
fever, light sweNts, costivcness, ana u'"' RI.
oiders Of the most alarming chataeI l., -.
ehaas Hungarian BaiSdm viii MOI o" ,ybcn
licvo, bat speedily and efiectualIy cure, ,ml
ali other means have failed I'',,.--
AGESrs J. G. Bingham, St yohhs""'jj op;
Fuller 4. Co and Colby q McGahGy;, DO,
+. u MeEill. bloomington, w .l li''i D,aa
Cruilsbury; T. c. Butler, Derby Linz, III
d Weeks, and Stanton a Sheldon, D1.--
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For Sale.

XNTE have a new Double WAGON, well
|. w made and ironed suitable for two or
three horses.
ALSO,
a nov -damhlc-SLEIGII-- ILnLnulLl l-a.4.I.l
and ,roncd-will answer for two or three
horses. FULLER u co.
Lyndon, Jan. %, 1850. G53r
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To JOiners.
CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN!

igor Sale, small Farm, consisting of 10
n acres Of Lund, lying abou; 9ths Of a mile
north of Lyruon Centre, the road leading
10 Burke 'ad Sutton. Said farm is well feao.
ed and altered, with good lot of hard wood,
hcmloek and spruce timber, and within less
than one hundred rods of good saw mill
There is also a dwelling House and Barn, with
shed attached 10 each, ana WITT Do s0id tow.
o." X. L. DlCKERMAN.
Lyndon Centre, ian 81, ls5o-- 6a3w6
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to nearly 10000. that the amount Of person,
al Estate remaining Ia hiF hands h. SH21F-
and hath shown 90 said Court the description
aud situation Of said personal estate, and also
Of the real estate belonging 900 said deceased,
and hath represent q 90 said Court that the
said'FrrsoHal Ustaig " 90 not be- sufficient by
the sumo about S1OO,OO TO pay the debts n.
g1lnst sad estate and the lcracira and charges
OF "dmlnialfai'on without ,UiuunE the basi.
meas of those Interested IN The estate or pre-.
JUDGING thcir interest theron, ana prayA said
Court Go license him 60 scli the whole al the
following described real estate, viz. seventy.
three acres Of pasture land being parts OF lots
Nos T. and 30 IN the square 40 called ,n
icacham ai.rcsaidi also, ak acres of land be-.
M part Of Lot No y II aquale aforesaid,
also, lot No. IL, IN the third division ct lands
ga SAID icacham drawn 10 the original TiFht
ni Na'ls'ti Co"k, OF s61nuch Thereof ~ Will
bc sufficient S1y said dcbts AND charges with
Errruiug interest and costs OF safe whore.
fore It - ordered thipnll persons Interested be-
uai1cd 30 appear at bsrs-iun Of enid Probate
Court 10 Dee held at the Probate Office in Dan.
Vile, IN said district, on the lth day of March,
y ID 1850, that they may give bonds Tor toe
payment Of the debts aud charges oc admin.
istrHton, or show cause why the license askcd
for as aforesaid should not be granted, for
which purpose 1t f further ordered that copy
of the record of this order be published three
weeks succcssiyvly IN the Calcdonian, n'ucws.
paper printed al ST. Johnsbuty, IA this state,
all which publications. shall be previous 10 said
time appointed ~ said hearing
THERON HOWARD Register
A true copy Of rcGSSd, rG55w3
Attest, THERON howard, Register.
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a. Latham & Co,
Iron Founders and Maohinists s.

az the FUNCTION Of The Northern, ~. Central
and PdSSumPsio Railroads,
WILL answer orders for Mill, Machine,
w Railroad Locomotive, car and car Wheel
and otheT castings Aud will make to order
Maohinsts Tools ofsnperior quality and finish,
such as Engine and Hand Lathcs with or with
out Screw geer-Plnning, upright Drilling
aud oltcutting MaGhinCsa~alao Shaftng, Mill
Screws, and Mill Irons Of all kinds
They will also furnish Burr Mill Stones;
Dutch Bolt Cloth, Screen Wre-Alll, Clrcu.
lar and other Saws and Cob cracking. and
Smut Machines,
Saw, Grsi and other Mills propelled by
Steam or Water built under The direction of
Mr. WM DUScAN p. o. address, "West Leb
anon, N. H." 630y1
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Fish +! Fish i!

4 FEW tons Cod Fish, Pollock, Smoked
n llalibur also, No. > aud 3 Msckerci IN
half barrels and kits, for sale at low price
for cash, at the Wholesale and Retail Store
FULLER ~ co.
Lyndon, Jan 2S 1850. G53ur
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o 5 II (!

4 7 ny shop, IN the month of January lbsl,
~ the chance 90 settle with any 81 my Gus,
toners IL they viii call and settle "a the
month II February they shall be- suitably re-.
watdrd q J., CARPENTER.
81 Johnsbury, Feb, r, ir5U 65Hws
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FLOUR.

TINE best qunEty ofTLoUR, manulao,
4 tsrFi from upper Canada Wheat, war.
rantrd, lor SG,6O-aud for Halu
ALSO,
- nnn Clear Pine CLAPBOARDS,
O,OOV for sale cheap, for cash
G. RANNEY
. 81 Johnsbury, Fob ~, 1880 Gl6w2
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FIRE ENGINES!

QUILT in the most thorough manner. not
ID liable To get out of otder, and warranted
TO do good execution.
Portdbie Engines from 80 10 $50
Larger Engines from 100 Ia $500
These are the most economical Enginest shat
can be built, md are afforded 80 low that every
Village, Factory, or Ncighborhood, can afford
to purchase protec tion against Fire
j. &. u J. n. PADDOCK
pAppocK's FuRNAur, CO.,
81 JohpEbury, VI "'''
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DR. NHiU O.NCONSE .uP IION-T4rr
BE-, perhaps, no disease with which our c3sl.
try DO affected, which sweeps OF annually 50
many victims, ~ that Tell destroyer Of ibt he.
man race Consumption. Whata vast am0uat
Of suffering might toe saved the human i,mIiy
f they would avail themselves in season oi he
remedies which nature has provided Tor bee
children, and wEich science has REDUCED 10
such form ~ 10 be- within the reach oF on --
Far De- II from ne h. tamprr W.-. g. - VIA
hTc suffering with this painful 'i'-ra'- IN Of.
igfug you remedy, We do not nsk sou Icly
upon tur representation of those who mghtbc
actuatcd by selfish and pccuu.ary motives bu,
we give you The deliberate testimony oiyae
of the most respectable phy-'sians has W.
tat's Bplsam of wild Cherry. has established
for usrlfa reputation that cannot be assailge.
Br William 4 Shaw, Of Washington, y {,
writes under date Of MAY I, l-lo,as follows
ls4 t4zu-,- hazfa al many eases 81 decided hem
cdcal effects from rs use rsp"calyin ASIA
ma, and chronic cough oispasmodic 'haheri'
have used the Wild Cherry hSs'r.'
deal ~ practice, and with marked z Iod results
u those cases of great nervous mobility 900
irtit1btitY, &C. which phlhIsical patients are g.
subject have no doubt 1t is the best form 70
which the Ptussic acid may be had as 'e'
dptiyc on The constitution without danger F"
the patient Every one knows the reputation
of the Tutpcnhnc and lalsam oonsuiucnislH
protfncted coughs. The comhiuainn ~ lle'e
principles ia wStars ifItsam Of Ntid- +@e''-
" - ingenious Rad- ludicinua
- -dIAlInslinl 9l La..
cut Medicines IN general but candof must do,
criminnte between outrageous nositums ana
humbugs aud those medicines which have
proven ,alutary, aud many we'll ai,esied ea'e''
curative"
The genuine signed l. Butts on the wraPPe'
For s,lc by J &. Bingham st Johnsea,5
Plain; J Flint, ST Johnsbury Centre; l. =
Parks, Passumpsic, and dealers IN med'e'n'
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Compound Pulmonary Syrup,

Il value M eases at, severe Coughs, ana Ia
and highly approved family medicine, and 3
being uscd more ard moro No % become
known Although It hHs not yet cured i
10000 cases Of consumption, 1900 estrsof
dyspepsia OF 10000 OF Asthma, yet Hisagsai
article
Prepared and sold Wholesale and tela3 by
J G Bingham, Druggist, ST. Johnsbuy--
price, 80 cents Sold alspby Dams a N,ou.
Dantillc Isaac Watts, Pclohlwi Harvey j
Abbott, l. = PARKS, Barnet, Cuttings Sd.
by, Waterford, bingham ~ My, Wet Con,
cord z G Builcr, Derby Linci T. Clcvs.
land & Co Coventry. g Warrington, ln,.
hutrhi J Bhkc&. Co. Sutton. Colby y M'.
GaileY. Lyndon. n " French, Luucuhufrh.
Hiu \ Flandcrs, sncn,rlli,A G Rob,asoa,
Barton
81. Johnsbury, Jan.-I, 1850 GijV
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DERBY ACADEMY.

1--WE Spring Term Of this lnfhiulion viii
commence on The hut "Wednesday ut
March next and continue eleven weeks.
Lectures and a Teachers Institute AZ the
close of the Tcrm may h0 expected ns usual,
forms the same as heretofore,
Mr. Juuy GHAHAN, Assistant Mes SAEAu
T. kNHNrl, Teacher Of Musc
4 NORCROSS, Principal
peIhyi ~, Ieh-l2, lss0r Gaaw9
The Hon. Probate Court tor the District Of
CALEDONIA
To an pcraons interested IN the Efhto of Jon,
athan Marsh, late of rcncham, IN alid d..
trict deceased, trsiatc. Gurrris0.
NNTilEREAs, URlAHW ". MlNER,admin
w istratur with the VIII auur,cd, It
JunatAan Maf.!, late af Peasl,sa,, 80 --,,I ..s-
trct, deceased, hath presented 10 said Court
he petition "a writing sctting forth that Tie
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-03-02
Ground Plaster.

TINE subscriber u now prepared 90 furnish
L GROL Nd PLASTER, II hs Frst quail
it4, "a large OF small quauliica. al u lass price
than eau be- bought IN tbs vicinity
Those wishing 90 putchAHe Will hnd II Tor
tholt intcrcat 30 call aud cznmiuo the Plaster
before purchasing elsewhere, o. great pa,us
have been taken 10 Fct the best article in'thc
market ASA Low
Bradford. Jan. l, l-ju GjOm3