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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Conf for he District OF Addison
Commissioners 10 receive, examine aud adj
just all claims and demands of all persons a.
salnst the estate Of JOHN BULLOCK, late
of Leicester, in said District, deceased and asu
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the 9th day OF
October, a. ID. is5l being allowed by said
Court Tor that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend 10 the business
OF our said appointment, at the dwelling house
of Mrs. Sarah NJ. X Bullock, in Leicester, on
the First Mondays in January, March and
April next, from o'clock, A. M, until o.
lock =. NJ on each OF said days
OTIS CAPRON,
V. STANLEY, Commrs
ii. l.. ENOS.
Der, ISL. as,sw
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Houses and Lots for Sale at q
Bargain,

The large two Story Brick Mansion House
ust North OF Horaiio Seymour's in the Village
Of Middlebnry, with good Garden spot and
Barn and Wood Shed ATTACHED
Also, the large two story White Mansion
House on Weybridge Street, next north OF
Halls corner, with good new Barn and Wood
House attached
Also $500 acres Of Wild Lands lying prin
cipally in Granville, Addison Couniy,-a larg
portion of the above well covered with timber,
and many good lots for setting.
The above property belongs 10 person re.
siding in the City of New York and will be
sold low and on easy terms Of payment.
Inquire of the subscribers
BARBER & BUSHNELL.
Mildlcbury. MAY -. 1850.
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committed 10 Jail at Montpelier. One
OF them, Brown, alias " English Jim"
is said To have been an associate oil
Btsto! Bill
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1 8 S 1.
BR EWSTER'S BLOCK.
"The Eagles Flights out of sights,
THE
Eagle CLOTHING | / STORE

is NOW FULLY REPLENISHED with
L the RICHEST and CHOICEST GOODS
Of the world, resembling more some oriental
Bazaar, than Dry Goods Store Goods Sc,
lected by an experienced eye, at prices ruinous
TO Importers and Jobbers. and will be sold as
low as thorough bass.
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StraVed,

Broke into the enclosure of the subscriber
about the first OF Oct. black and white COW,
or TO years old. The owner is requested TO
prove property pay charges AMI take her AWAY.
ALMON w. PINNEY,
MidllcbuTy, Oct. Il, 1851. 25aw.
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Ill orrir0,

In this town, on the 18th inst, bv Rev.
ii. Meeker, Mr.. HEHRY ABBEY, Of Middle
bury, TO Miss CLARIssA l.. AMIDoY, OF
BRISTOL.
I Also. by The same, on the 18th inst. Mr..
pRLscoTT j. HAwLEY, of Malone n. Y,
70 Miss EMMA A. lioLDEN, of Middleburv
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& lotbs on0 Gassilnrrrs,

Remarkable for elegance of color and exquis-
iteness of finish more glossy than the leaves
of Mango-trees richer than the sunny apples
of lstkahar; softer than the nights Of Tristan,
and more Of them than you can shake
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~ On the 9TH inst, couple If
light fingered gentry were arrested 70,
stealing from the Mortified House, and
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F r E S n T < A S
Notice.

This is 10 certify that have this day
given my son Lewis c. Mason, his time
during tie remainder of his minority. |
shall hereafter claim none OF his earnings,
nor pay any debts oil his coniraciug after
This date CLARK MASON
Ripton. Sc {. 81, 1851.
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Notice.

The subscriber requests all claimants agRiust
.he Estate Of JosrPn THOMPSON, la.c Of Corn
wall, deceased, to present their claims TO jed
$. Bushnell Esq &C. his Office in Middlehn.
for adiusimens STRONG u THOMPSll>{''
Middiebury, oN. 9th, 1851 es',v
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Notice.
For Sale.

A Farm lying in the east part of Midilehurv,
now occupied by the subscriber. Said Farm
consists OF lao acres, 30 acres Of which are
woodland, and the remainder well divided INTO
moving and pasture, snd the whole well W..
tered 1t has good sugar lot. and one Of he
best orchards in town.
Possession will be given the first ~ mex,
April EZRA CRANE.
MIDI lebury, Sept. 10, 1851. s2lf
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PURELY MUTUAL
THE
National Life Insurance Co
Office tate.Streot, Montpelier, Vt.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL--SlOO. COO

i'ie Insurance is the puor mans wealth aud
good Investment for tho capitalist"
OFFICERS.
Dr. JULIUS Y. DEWEY, President
Hon. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President
DlRECTORS.-Julius Y. Dewey, Daniel
Baldwin, Paul Dillingham; limo. =. Redfeld
Julius Converse, Edmund Weston. Homer w.
llcaton. Joseph b Danforth Jr.,Albcrt L. Cat.
lin, John a Psre, George W. Collamer, Grin
Smith. Charles Dewey.
BOARD OF FiNANCE-Homer w
licuton, Albert l., Catlm JOHN A. Pare.
MEDICAL EXAMINER-Or Smith
NJ, ID.
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN-Frederick
W. Adams, NJ. ID.
SECRETARY.-Jamcs r. Thu ston.
LIFE INSURANCE.
1T Is an institution contemplating unmixed
good TO mankind"
We invite the attention Of the Pablo 10 the
principles OF the National Life Insurance Com
pahv.
The Charter is liberal and particularly A.
dapted to the wants Of all who NAV desire 10
embrace such an institution. 1t should be EN-,
hraccd-
LIST, BY Husbands and;Fathcrs, to make pro.
vision after their DEATH Tor their widows and
children.
2d, BY the young to provide for themselves
to inlirm age
81, BY creditors to insure The loss which the
deathot the debtor might occasion
4Ii, by the borrower to enable his repre-.
ssentltivcs, in case Of his tedth, to ieray the
loan.
A'', Those WHO save alitile from thcirdailv
labor or yearly iqccme, should it vest il in this
Savings Bank, that it may be beyond the reach
OF accident, and that the widow aud child NAV
receive their own with nsury." 4ltfy
5. BUSHNELL. Agent for Addison Co |
[. c. y. CT ARk, VI. d.. Medical Examiner |
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STATE OF VERMONT, lBei,rruemlc-,
District Of Adlison-s, C., that ala Pro.
bate Court, held in Mddlchury, in and for III.
District OF Addison on the I7th day Of DC.
toher, a, u. 1851;
Sylvia Drake, namcd e.ccuiiix in mn irstru.
mcnt purportnR 10 lie the lest will at j i,sta
ment of CHARITY TRYANT, late Of Wcv.
bridge, in said District, doccFs,d, presents
the said instrument for Probate: II /. there's
upon ordered. that 'nid instrument 10 consid-
cred hy this Court fer Pr bate, ut tie session
thereof to re held AT tie Office Of the Register Of
said Court in said Midi, bury, on Thursd..y '.
the 9th dav Of November next. at one O'Clock
! in the afternoon; and that NOTICE thereof he
given to all persons interested, that they NAV
appear and make their objections, II any thew
may have. by pu'l>iing certified COW Of
this order in the Midi, bury Rceisier-a news.
paper printed at said Middlehury three weeks
excessively previous to the time If said Conr,
jim. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
true copy of record.
10 JED. ; BUSHNELL Register
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FL A w A RE
Cutlery and Hardware Goods
Special Notice.

The subscriber would give notice 10 all
who have Book accounts with him, that
alter the FIRsr OF OcroRER next, all his
accounts will be lett IN the hands OF an AT
lorney 'or Collection. lie would prefer
that all interested should call and seiIe
with hin AT The Old Store previous To that
time-hui a SETTLEMENT he must have !
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT.
Mddlehury, Sept 6, 1851. cost
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" e S I'M 8

vELvETS from France and Italy, downy
in their melancholy beauty as The Black Swans
of the Bosphorus; some dyed in the sorrowlul
blossoms Of the Nlica others embroidered
like the lowered grlles of Kashan, and dog
chpan II f1ur dolInrq NOR nathan
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10 ltlilliners g. Dress Makers

a good and competent AIil.incr and Mnntua
Maker wanted Immediately in Cornwall Good
rooms and plenty of business offers strong in.
dncemerts TO one who wishes to open shop.
y vacancy has been made by unavoidable ne.
ccsNty Address w IL REMSEN, Post
master, cornwall, VI. Sept 10.
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NEW WHEAT FLOUR.

. Arrival, Just received ~ L VAL.
~ IL who is constantly supplied with
choice hrauds y Fresh Ground SupcrGae, Fan
~ Enl Extra RANlLY FLOUR
SEPT, IS.
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Q A S n M E r E S

from ths cho'c st shawl goats Of Tibet, woven
by the failest girls of Circassa, so exquisilely
embroidered MS TO resemble paintings by the
most delicate pencils of Canton, such as are
worn by Emperors who preside nj the east oil
Roses in the Acacia Groves of Ispahan
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TOT SHIc, NhOTfsaTe and Retail, a.
Principal Office, ScoIlay's Build.
ing, fremont Row, Boston.
For sale by s. MOODY, Midilcbury.
Il. b. Worth, Stark sboro; +. C. Smith.
Monkton Abel & Wilcox, Orwell; FHa,.
kel, West Cornwall S l. Sprsgue, Wevhridge
Lower Fall; O. Walker, Vers.nncs; W Fl,
Turner, New Haven Depot a. p Roscoe,
New iIaven Daniels * Moore, Bristol; L. Y.
Ho!oomb, Monkton Ridge F. W Baldwin,
llincsburgh Warrcn Hayden, Granville; L.
Darling Hancock, and by agents in almost ev-
cry town and village in New England, and by
dealers in Medicine generally ia other S.sies
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VIII luy good .SIiKHAT, Spring st,lc.
n the Cash Store. II. l.. FULLER.
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S I L Z S..

Pain, fancy grave, gay, lively and severe;
some choice patterns for incipcnt Bridcgrooms,
rcsplendant, pearl white bedzzencd with the
gold filagrcc work Of Zamara, sparkling like
the ,alismanic characters on The scmitcr Of
Solomon. appearing rs il illuminated by the
triple-coiorcd torto shell lanterns of Pegu,
precious MS the ceruian throne of Cooburea.
None but Bridegr, oms need apply.
The reason that Solomon was beat the first
heat, by the Lilies of the Valley, is now fully
explained, from the circumstance that his Tail.
or was was not scientific urtist
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Nj C X T. 4 n ID

proposes to make up the GOODS in a style
that will put the Lilies in an active state of
toiling and spinning and nt prices warranted
satisfactory to the most humble admirer Of the
pf Arts
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Entirely Remodeled

are now lrrpafr To- 40 III II customer nAy Ga nrnt
conne ',cd vi n Gentleman eprlrohe W, Iia,e nos
on mud one Of tie LARGEST and BEST SELL CrLD
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Is now receiving scasonabc assortment Of
Dry Goods. Groceries Ready Made Clothing.
Drugs and Medicines, Turks Island Salt. & c.
which he will sell very low for Cash.
Oct. 8, 1851.
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Professor A. c. Barry's

THNmCorUTRoUs, oH MEpICATKD COMPOUND, Tho
Il world, placed upon its guard by the almost
daily detection Of some plausible humhng, now cx-
nminos and tcsts every new article with scrIpulous
care, and nothing that s not intrnscally good can
long flourish. Barry's Tricopherous has been sub
icccd 10 this ordeal for ten years. Every year It's
reputation and saos have increased, until more oft
u consumed annually than Of any other preparation
for tho hair ever offered 60 the AmcTtcuf public
The discovery that IL will cure diseases OF the
skin, md cause wounds and ulcers 20 heal and Give
relieve GIL external Inflammation, and remove THE
pain aud itching incident TO stngs, bites scratches
cuts, burns, scnds, &c, has greatly enhanced the
sale Of the nrtclc, aud " Is now known and used
for those purposes well ~ TO renew, boautify and
clcnnso the hair In every city and town In the I'm
ion.
Its extraordinary chcnpncss plnccs II within the
reach OF the hnmbcst innly, and ia conceded val
nc insurcs IL place the most luxurious toilet
Mothers find 10 the surest remedy for sprains cuts
mud other accidents Of their children the ngod praise
II ~ cure for the Rheumatism, and all the ache,
aud pains 20 which the muscles arc subject; and
tho cmgnnt to distant lands purchases II ms an alb
solute necessary in his outfit.
sold IN large bottles price 20 cents at tho Princi
pal Office 1877 BROADWAY, New York. For sale
by the principal merchants and druggists through
ett th1 lttta tsstaA .'.,l acknowledgements af l,e
counterfeit sold NJ 81 per bottle. I0sgyI
For sale by i. JEwETT & CO., I. Johnsbury W
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Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber wishes 10 sell his livery excel
u lent) Farm in North Dnnville. Said farm Is
situated ON the road leading front North Danvlo
Village to Lyndon, about ath of milo from said
lillngc, aud bmilcs from Lyndon Corner.
The subscriber ventures the asserlIOn Thal rOi
convenience OF location and ndnptodness to the rails
ing Of different kinds oC P1oduce the snd farm Is
not surpassed by amy in the county. r-
The road leading from North Danvillc 10 the
Depot in ST. IahaebHry, passes througI the south
erly part Of said farm about miles distant, afford
ing vdry easy communication to and from snfu
Depot. .
The buildings on snd farm ARE beautiful new
cottage House and two convenient Barns
There IL also good woll of never failing water,
als- -s4l- arehaF.tr,tftd nilrirtit rfnutflrt ut
wood aud timber for Aie usn OF Said farm
DAVID 4. bAf6HELDER.
North panyillei Noy 0, 1860 - oa3if
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STATE OLE VERMONT

District ~ Essex, ~.
ifJ55Ff TT t i.F7TitFr =tIf'frr n;
luneuburgh, within and for said District ON the
Ith day of JULY, a. d., 1901
A cory. of the last will and Testament of VII
N liam Cook, late of New Haven, In the Count,.
Of New Haven and State o. Connecticut duly al
lowed and proved in the Probate Court for New
Haven aforesaid, being presented to tho Court hore
that said copy may be filed and recorded in the
Probate Office for the District Of Essex aforesaid ~
grccblc TO the statute IN such case made and pruvd.
edit y hereby ordered that all persons concerned
be notified to appear before said Court az n session
thereof 10 DC lmlden ut the Probate Office In In
ncnhurpi, IN said District, the 2sthday of Iulv
instant, at one O'Clock, T. NJ. and contest the filing
and reco'iing Of the copy Of said WILL If they see
cnuse, for which purpose it (, further ordered tint
a copy of ulisoricr be published three weeks sue
ccssivolv in the Cnlcdoninn newspaper printed at
ST Johnsburv, IN this State.
\ true copy Of record 72sw9
Attest, JONAH BROOKS. Judge.
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LAW AND wIDowuooD.

The report Of a case il before us, in which
two ~ the Judges Of Pennsylvania have pre-
.out,d opinions directly adverse, upon y qucs-
ton of no small interest in itself but more
ti1rtiy 50 in view of the terms employed by
each in the delivery of his opinion. The case
g. chat or The Commonwealth Va. Stonncr. \
te-iator devised his real aud personal estate
TO his wife, provided she remained n widow
for liic but in case she married again; she
was TO "lravc the premises" The widow mar
rcd again, and an action ensuing,Judgo Lew
!. held that such devise is condition in
restraint of marriage, and void. This opiu-
ION Judge Lewis enforced by the following
lertincnt remarks:
I'M pfUrtptc Of reproduction stands next
in Importance to It's, elder born correlativc,
Representation, aud j. ,e9pally.a -flndamen-
til law Of existence, II is the blessing which
tempered with mercy the justice of the ex-
pul,ion of Paradise. It was impressed
upon the human creation by benefcent
Providence 20 multiply the images of himself
aud thus to promote his own glory and the
happiness of his creatures. Not man alone.
hul the whole animal and vegetable kingdom
are unlcr am hyperion, necessity to obey It's
mandates From the lord of the forest to the
monster Of the decp--from the mbtlety of the
serpent TO the innocence of the dove-from
the elastic eihbnce ofthe mountain Kamia
lo The descending qualification Of the lily Of
thc plain, all nature bows submissivclyTot this
primcval lRlXEvcn the flowers that perfume
the air with their fragrance, and decorate the
forests and field, with their hucs are but cur
raius To the nupial bed. The principles OF
morality, the policy Of the nation--thc doc
trjucs OF rllc common law-thc law of nature
aud the law of God--uuite in condemning as
void the condition attempted to bo imposed by
the tcstator upon his widow"
The Chief Justice differed with Judge Low
is, and the two jurisls are at this moment can
ddatrs ON the same ticket Tor the supreme
bench; this has added something to the
tianDl.ls IlteIcAL of the quoatian-2 EAa-G4ief
Justice reversed tho decision OF the lower
court, aud encountered the opinion of Judge !
l.gNis, with among othcrs the following SEN
tlmcuts;
81 know ofno point on which such n policy \
could bc rested, except the policy which for
nc Str Of division OF labor, wonll MAKE
one MN HTFiUtriu t1r.rrttrrr ff17
ilhlhg..- would bc, cNtreulry difficult to
So, why q husband should NOT bc at libcrl, To
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SAMUEL FRENCus ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT

STATE or VERMONT,
CALEDONIA DISTRICT, ~
At a Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in
panNVc, in said district, ON the I'd day OF July.
M lLLlAMP, STOUGHTON, Administrator of
w the estate OF Samuel French late of 81
johnshurv, hi the County of Caledonia deceased
presents his account " administration nglinst said
Estate Tor Nhcreupon, Il Is ordered bv
said Court that suid Administrator notify nil nersos
interested IN said Estate, To appear Mt a Probate
Court TO be holden nt the Probate Office in snid Dan
Nlllc, on the 3oth day ortluly A. D., 1851 md on
Joct tothc allowance of said account If thcv SEQ
cause, by publishing copy ofthe record Of this or
der three weeks successfully IN the Caleduninu. a
newspaper printed NJ ST. .lalnsbury in snid dis
trict. THERON HOWARD IrG,o
\ true copy Of record. Attest
72sw3 THERON HOWARD. judge.
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and PasSumpsic River,
Railroad,

Connecticut and Pussumpsic Rivcrs Railroad
Company will be holden at the ST. .Iohnsburv House
81. Johnsbury, NcrWont, on Tuesday the 10th dnv
Of July next, ~ ten O'Clock, A. NJ FOR the purpose
Of choosing Directors, and frnnsactinR amy onicr
business that may legally come before said meeting
HENRY kElES. Secretary,
Ncwbury, ". june 20, 1851. y27w4
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CHENEY & CO.'S EXPRESS.

TVNiE subscribers having An exclusive conirae
II with the Directors Of tho Concord, Northern
md fa--nrff--r Haiiro-cs, 80 ,s.4f pr--e
ger Trains daily on said roads for the transnssiun
of Package, Money, Merchandise &C. respectfully
give notice that thcy win forward all articles In their
line Of business daily, each way Sunday exccpted)
Packages viii be forwarded 10 all parts OF New
Hampshire, Vermont, and the CanadAs.
Offices NJ Railroad Exchange, court square, hos
ton; NJ the building opposite the ST. Johnsbury
HOUSE, ST. Johnsbury vt T. O. Butler's Stanstead,
and packages delivered and received ut intermediate
places. ~
-llcnl sfrsfrv TuITEfhfH uf rft
loss or injury ct any articles of property Of any
description entrusted To their care, is any risk
assumed by the Railroad companies that are dcsig-
mated. NATHANIEL WHITE, OacOrd NJ H.
u. =. CHENEY, -k.rohaHgs, court syuare
Bo6ioa. 6p9f
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leave o homestead TO his wile, without being
compelled "a lct her share II with successor
io bis bed, and 10 use Il as nest to hatch q
broad ef strangers 90 De bIoa4,"-M, T. Epe
Po.L
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CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

A--LATHAM & co. mr.. ngenfa for pase,s PA
"a tent Circular Saw Mills, Tor Vermont nm,
New Hampshire.
juno 20, 1850. dyNf
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r. The Cincinnati Nonparic speaks Of
one Gilos Woodie in that city, who is worth
100000, and never took newspaper He
WJ'jr7 rJir J'IT7 EJI7 Hr5JtTE= TTEvyr
known 20 have but one button on his coat
lie has lcfl directions with the undertaken to
u.c nails instead Of screws IN his coffin, they
a,c so much cheaper
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Fourth of July
IL JEwErT 81 co. have splendid 0ssort
M. ment n
Thin Dress Goods!

sIleh ~ Herngcs. Lawns. Mnallns French Iaconaia
and Orp,ndica BemRe dc Lainof, nc, which they
arc selling nj greatly reduced prices, no mistake!
june ~ 1851. 726lf
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RECOMMENDATION.
Certificate Of DR.. PERRY, Portsmouth, n. II
Don G,s.N 4

Certificate ofDr. PERRY, Portsmouth, N H.
PORTSMOUTH,; Sept. 10, 1S49.
MrJ. 7. MoHsK, Agent for "Whi,eS Hair Restor-
ativo': Dear Sir--I deem Il my duty TO state ssmo
hcts respecting the inestimable value Of Whites
Restorative. Several years ago, after a severo ft
OF sickness, my wife lost all other hair, the scalp APP
peared diseased and the hair grew out brash and
uneven. About year ago, by another ht OF sick
ness, she lostall Of her hair second time, and for
long time there apparently nc ton in the scalp
After various applications was induced TO try the
above mentioned Restorative, and now, after the use
of few bottles her hair has grown out as thick, ~
lustrous, and Of beautiful a color Ms ever. Fur
thermore for long time have been afflicted with
neuralgia and other pains in my head and have
found \ the best external Eei1say have ever triad
can therefore, chceTtuliy recommend IL TO all who
afflicted above, the best article have ever
seen. Most respectfully yours, &c:,
A. PERRY, NJ d.
Manufactured by L. WHITE, Lowell Mass. Sold
in Boston, Wholesale, by Wilson, FairbRnk & CO.;
retail, in st. Johnsbnry, by ]. C. Bingham; Pas-
sumpsic, Levi p, Parks Wells River, T. Shedd &
Co.; Danville, Vail, Deming & Co; Cabot, SalmA
TnIssell; Alnrshhold, Putnam s. Wooster; Monipe-
lior, Red6eld & Gnnnis; aud by my appointed a.
gents throughout the Union. 71Tyl
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BRANT'S INDIAN
Pulmonary BALSAM

10y aHV ~ tho n,i sirnsRis marked si deycl
iad cnars 81 Pulmonary CJHtha rfnH-aEAL. uHd0ebted
at si6sraird and sissassf LHNuSsush AetIS 80
never brlufr cufvd Ny aHy ulhrf mudiyine
~ turtg A1trisss o. ilu anietsl ersnus
o. have iu pronounced by pAVsriaHs HDd nds 10 DO
arruALLT nVfva. konn ~hu hsd tisT buriHi ciurhru
s,sdo have barn cured and yet uTs-Jihora Who was
sul wuuld not i've another day are now ~ well and
hsHuy thuy
nrafly powerful and Hcuso ta propagation which
call
GRANTS tRpIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT
Ih dhor from thai bccsusr s nssc ssoa srsroi atAr
Nsiiasss which peculiarly aaHtoa TO- and
ilaiiy Hs,etsary, W euru
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26
+ | S H!

ERESH Halihut Maekerel, Shad. Black Fish.
~ Salt Water &sls
fresh supply received ON Monday aud Friday
Of each week, by e. RANNEY.
ST. Johnsbury, May 30, 1851. 722n
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26
A CTION

NTTill 10 sold NJ public auction on SATURDAY. the
w idth duy uf AUGUST, ut O'Clock II. NJ. on the
prcmiscs unless previously disposed Of the House
mrmcriy used a. The Methodist Chapel az 81 Johns
bury tcntrc, together with the land on which II
stands. Thclot " 40 feet IN funt aud 90 in depth
the house, "a 10y 90 ~ stories high In good repair
with pine Lumbar enough 10 divide il into room, for
dNWolling The location Is favorable for a Nechnn-
ic, Iorfurthcr particulars inquire Of Tort Has
rfNGs or QUiNCY u. PARKER.
81. Johusbury, July 10, ls5l. 72Sw3