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STATE or VERMONT.

NhleN"tllh inuhflf -
County Court, June Term, 1861.
Present the ilou. ivKE 7, PoLAgD, Chlcf Justice
THuh,J, cHEF, A.. t...-
\. D.. JUpEviSr, H''' 'u'Uees'
Chase a Mathews PLAINTIFF, -, Tobias W, Craven
Defendant o.,
A the term aforesaid the Plaintiffs had pending
IN their action ~ Book Aorount, agninst the De.
PENDANT, wherein they declare against him in plea
that 20 Plaintiffs the Defendant render the sun 81
two hundred dollar, which they say IL nstly due
them frufn the bgicudHutio balance Bonk Accounts
~ appear BY their original Book ready 10 be pro-
duced in Court &c, Sc,---aA by the Plaintiffs WIT
aud Declaration on fle more fully, and at efcater
length appenm--And u not appearing ihnt sald DO
PENDANT has had legal notice 81 the pcndeney 81 said
anton, u q ordered that the PLAINTIFF cause him 10
be notified thereof, by Publishing the substance ~
their Declaration, aud this order, three weeks enc
ceasivcly ln the Calodoninn, Newspaper publish
81 ~ ~, Johnsbury. IN said County Of Caledonia,
the last publication 10 DO at least twenty DAYS pre-.
vious Go the ensuing term of said Court o. be held
AZ Danyillc, on the first Tuesday u December, A.D.
1851, 10 which torn said cause stands continued.
q. A. BURBANk, Clerk.
o. 7. Knows, Attorney Tor Plhs. Tflws
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Prom ne ReWmk Daily Adyenper.
AhECDOTE or LADY WAsHINGTO


In conversation with an aged lady ofYhip
Pany,an anecdote Was related 10 me concern
mgAlnWnshiugton,so entertaining a admira
bla that il must te repeated. Mrs Vail th,
d-ughtsr Of Mr Uzai Kuohell, who has beer
insnIioned more tla.n once ia these Fragment
i~my informant, and although tailoring under
the in6Wliisf Of age and disease the anecdot'
WAS iold With even youthful dyacity,
Her hFst husbands mother, the wife Of
jos, Tutde, whose monument may hn seen Ia
tho WhiPpany buying yard, was sensible
and agreeable woman, whose company wal
much sought, even BY those who, owing d
thsirvealti, moved 10 more fashionable cir,
olea, Among other frequent visitors was Mr.
Troupe, she lady Ola halfPay Captain in the
Britsh Navy, She Is described as lady Of
adable mannens,Ahd Of intelligence, and much
esteemed.
one day she visited Mrs Tuiile, aud the
uSnAl compliments were hardly passed, be-
lore sue said, "Well, what do you think Mri
~ have been 10 seo Lady Washington r.
Have YOU, indsed2 Then tell mo ali a.
hous how you found her ladyship, how she
appeared and what sho said"
"well, viii honestly tell yon." answered
Mn Troupe, ~ never was so ashamed In all
my his. You see, Madam -----, and Madam
---, and Madam Budd, and myself thought
We should visit Lady Washington, aud ~ she
was said to be 80 grand a lady, We thought
We must put on our best bills and bands. so
we dressed ourselves In our most elegant ruff
lies and silks and were introduced to her la
dyship And.donr you think, VIC found her
lHDiif0, AMI ioih u Spsctd CeAsckD apron on
- e,rv Tvrrivro ~ very gruriousiyi and rasiiy
but amer the compliments were over, she re-
sumcd her knitting Thorc we we're without
- stitch Of work, and sitting IN state, but Gen
Washington lady with her own hands was
kniuing stockings for herself and husband
And that was not all. In the afternoon
her lHdyship took occasion 10 say, in way
that We could not hc offended A., that a. this
time il was very important that American
women should DO patterns Of industry to their
country women, because the separation from
ia" moIhtT country win dry mp the sources
whence many Of our comforts have been de-
rived. Weinust become indcpcpdon, by our
determination to do without what We canno,
make ourselves, Whilst our husbands and
brothers are examples Of patriotism, W. must
10 patterns Of industry 90
According to Mrs Troupes story, Mir
Washington gave her visitors some excellent
advice, and meanwhile adding force to her
Words 10y her notions, and withal in such
way that they could not take offence. In thi'
she proved hersclfmoro worthy to occupy her
distinguished position, than she could have
done 10y all the graceful aud elegant accom-
plishmcnts which Wre often found IN princess
cs and queens. In the relations she occupi
-d, nc, ktiri"S- ru'A omd hcr chocl apron
were quccnly ornaments, and we may b,
proud to know that such n woman as MArthi
Washington set such an admirable cSnmpl,
TO her countIlwomeu
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liver COMPLAINT.

Sec iha Of Dr Tsbbd Of Stamford, c. aud others
Dyspepsia
See tho cure Of r ITflooE merchant Of Aitioe Wyn
mins Co n v, and many more, In our Pamphlets.
Dyscntery & Summer Complaint
h CAiIrsn and AdEi alosys cured Heakiy chHdyra
viii become fs-y hsaitky and hearty and grow rapidly,
hy the of this nAl-SAM. -
No mother need ever tho death OF her child BY
Cholera InTan tuus, white tecthing " HRANI-S
PUL MON4Rr HAE-SAMb be administered. II should 10,
given In larFsr than tho ordinary dosos
FoRs .LEprJ &. BINGHAM, St. Johns
bury Plaini II. Weeks, st, Johnsbury Centre,
Q morrill,, East St. J0hRsburyi l., Denisoni
Burke; J NJ. Weeks, BySdon Cornrri 8 x
II Brssilsy, Mheelooki Hin d Flanders
SHEFFIELD; Gee Cowles, Ryegnte; j. NJ Mar
TN, Pe6cham; X. ffartry-,-- -4sa-oeaf--ta
Weeks {, Stanton, Danvile; Cutting Il Sils-
by, Waterford; ]. Blake a. Son, Sutton; s
Trussell, Cabot, +. Perry Il Co, Cabot Branehi
l.. II. Dclnno Il Son, Hardwiokj Weleh, Oar.
ling l. Clark, Grotoni and by Merchants and
Druggists generally,
Principal Office 304 broadway, New York.
650eOn1y
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NEW MUSIC BOOK for SC 4 DOZEN
oSi.T. JUSr PuBLisHEp
THE HARPSIcH0RD;
on, usos coLLEcTIoS oF sAcHEp Nusio. i.

on, UNION COLLECTION or SACRED MUSIC. d.
By LEONARD MARSHALL. and HILSRY n. SroSE,
Teachers Of Music, Boston.
TENHIS work IA the most cor,pfe collection Of Sac
a. red Music ever published, containing about SOC
tunes Ia upwards Of eighty different metvs, besides
ShSntr unY more thar srty sfteSas and set pieces
adapted 20 every occasion Of divine worship pub
lie interest such as Declarations, Installations, Orb
R1iiots, RaJihsHss, FsaerdL, Thanksgiving dHd Pas
days, 0peaiRg. and Close of Service, Patriotic ana
Temperance Celebrations, 80, the whole forming
book Of ss4 psges Of more than the usual size, and
IN large and elegant type. All It's features have been
perfected with the greatest care, and under the i'm
mediate supervision Of the editors. But the psfabcg
Of pieces Is pot the only recommendation OF this
work reliance IA placed mainly in the fhct that the
music will bear examination, each tune having been
thoroughly dgested, and made not 10 FIJI up the
book, but TO be sung.
Most Of the music In this book Is new to the An,-
orcan public land selections are made from Handel
HAYDN Mozart, Neukomm, RoSsini, Russell & Others.
Also, The NATIONAL PsALNIsT, by Lowell Mason
and Geo A. Webb, which Is thought 90 be their hes,
book. Price, so u dome. Also, FIREsuDE HAIR
MoNY; u collection OF Glces and part Songs, either
original or adapted from the German, and never be
fore published in this country. BY WILLIAM MA
son. Price, 90 cents.
Orders solicited by TArpAS & .WHTTENoRE, No.
ia Washington st; Boston, for any of"the above
or 4hr Prof. Russells excellent series Of Reading
Books, now used in more than 500 towns.
Tic 6O0v5 TOT sJSiu o 5cTvesti cssF-'sse''-
Sept. 1881. 7Ssws
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A WIPE A nEINcro comE moSEro,

And, after All, what IL IL that man seeks in
the companionship ola woman An influence
like the gentle dew, and the cheering light,
more fclt throughout the whole existence, in
its Softniug, healing, hGrmonizing power,
than can be acknowledged by single act, or
recognized by any certain rule Il is In fact
being TO come home TO, in the happicst
sense Of the expression. Poetic lays OF an
cient times were wont TO tell how tho bold
warrior, returning from the fight, would doH
his plumed helmet, and, rcposing from his
F6iis, fsy -bsTe iiis Wary iifii''s That woFHafis
hand might pour into their wounds the heal
ing balm
But never wenried knight or warrior, COW
cred with the dust OF the battle field was more
in need ofwoman's soothing power, than those
cAre-worn cons Of the soil, who struggle for
the bread of life in our more peaceful and en-
lightenod days And still, though the ro-
nance If the castle, helmet, the waving plume
and the
"ClArion, Wild and high," -.
may all have vanished from the scene the
charm OF womans influence lives a. brightly
in the picture Of domestic joy, as when she
places the wreath Of victory on the hcro's
brow. Nay, more so, for there are deeper
scnsibilities at work, thoughts more intense
in our theatre Of intellectual and moral strife
than were the contest for martial fame and
force Of arms procured for each competitor
his share. of glory or of wealth. ----..-.------
Among all changes which have taken place
in the condition of mankind, it is then not the
least Of womans privileges, that she can still
be all to man which his necessities require !;
that he can retire from the tumult Of the
world, and seek her society with zest which
nothing can impair, SO long as she receives
him with true and faithful heart--true 10
the best and kindest impulses Of which her
nature is capable, and sacred to the faithful
trust committed TO her care.
And that it is so, how many at home can
witness--how many Il ireside welcome---how
many happy meeting after absence painful
ly prolonged. Yes, there are scenes within
the precincts ofthe household hearth, which
arc not.the less because no strangers eye be-
holds them, repay and richly too. DAYS of
weary conflict and long nights of anxious
care But who shall paint them, and those
who hold the picture there in all its beauty,
viyidness and truth, would scarcely wish to
draw aside the veil which screens it from the
world
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CLARK cuRi1MANe RafArt.

TINiH Subscribers, having been appointed bt The
Hon Probate Court NJ the DitfHci N Csiedo-
MA Commissioners ~ receive, examine and adjust
al claims and demands o. Al persons apniust liz
estate ~ Csrk ChshmAn, lateDf haTnet IN said AZ
inct deoeaasdi represented nsOyent aud de tsrfn
~ ala mouths lfun the a5ili dhf on Sent IfgI
allowed b. said e0uu 10 the ertdthrs al sstd Az
eeashd ~ t1hihlt and pfbfe fher respective claims
bnbre us-Do give notice that We will attend a. ths
asiie. q o1f appointment at the dwelling housa Of
NiaoM hhllf Nnshmani ln Fassumpsic Village, ln
said District. on the ~ saturday ~ bsoemisr s nj
and the al Saturday 81 February 1864 az 10 ociock
f1repOOn, on each II said DAYS
LHYIP. PARKS,
JANIS RUSSELL, Commissioners
fassumpsie, Oct, Q, A. b. 1861. TS1vs
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This elegant
preparation latast
lnklnE1hc-llhce
OF all other arli-
cles la use for re-
storing and dress
ing tho Hair. II
prevents tho hair
hom falling Oh.
pro m oteG itA
growth, removes
dantEuh, and NJ.
stores tho natural
a n d lnxurient
growth ofthe hair
IN all cases of
bAllnaAA. II al
50 removes pain
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Wanted Immediately!

Q'CoAT MAKERS 4 VEST MAKERsi
O APANT Makers.
Constant employment given, and the high
eat rate Of wages, ], BOLES,
49, Johnsbary, Sept. Il 1901
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BhAUriFub ExrRAcT.-One fountain
there is, whosc deep lying vein has only just
begun to throw upi its silver drops among
mankind-a fountain which will nllay tho
thirst of millions, and will give TO those who
drink from it peace and joy. 1t is knowl-
edge; fountain &C intellectual cultivation
which gives health TO mankind-makes clear
the vision, brings joy to his life, and breathe'
over. his souls destiny deep reposc. Go
and drink thorcfroH,i thou whom fortune hat
not favored, and thea soon find myself
rich The industrious 'kingdem of the ant
the works oe man, the rainbow, and music''
sweet chords, offer to4hy sosl hospitality
. Fcederitd Bre,oer.
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CONSUMPTION.
A Dying Woman Cured !

We state this eurr prove the P0r % sars iVs vhen
his HAlRAM Va osvd, evcnAler the pereun Il noHsitcd
by physcsn and friends 10 be In tho last sage VI disces-
actually dyiaT and IN this case far FeHs that tho
,Arond aud burial roahSs bought For tha Pdritcs
% tir carr and the rrpcfaAts ssd ssdeHbtaa pran
~ ~ the circumstances and iaets, we refer TO our
PAMPHLETS. .-... =.
Thls rum effected on Ars IRA DikEMAh OF
Raiisfon Sa SarA,aru On, N n We can prove. eaYnnd
Doubt Hv others alssost ryNais hupc~sa aud tHas
msrabls css"sf Coshs pnd CousrsstfoHs CURED which
were pfouuuneed faruraAls by tkilfuI pAyficfaHs.
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the same hs se,en." Ever ailer thaf be- strict
y kept the Sabbath, and found that 10 keep
ing God commands there Is MOI only no losa,
bot Rreal reWad.
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GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGEi
White,a Hair Restorative :

PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For Restoring, Beautifying, Cleansing, Son
enin9 and dressing .he HAIR. Also, for
remoring Pdius and Heat in he Head.
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Horses Lost.

CiTHAYEnor stolen ffomtie pasture ofths subscdb-
- er on the night ~ the Dab inst, h1rssa, pnei
Q years old bay hnuei with cropped saFti ttnT in
forehead, natural tail. The Other hpmrlyi low
headed long tailed s0FTe Mare about ~ yeArd old
has bunrh nn hhr near hind foot caused by being
cnrkad, hOth are very fact traveller
Whoever vii Tstuni anid hDfffs, 90 give niprnia'
ton whore thor have been SEEM 90 may % ioundi
hEAUMAA BUTLER
ST. inhnsbury, Centre, 0ct. 40, 1901. TAaW2s
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Sullivan Railroad Notice.
#a Ea AE8l A.


Complexion Of he RaiiBag on Connecticut
RirT, Through Ir0m hs White nue., So,
JoAHsbHry, &c., 70 Nsw rort foioe duly.
DAkhEh0kh6 leave o. Johnsbury At O a \ via
sullivan and w. Valley llAilnoads, dine NJ
Springfield, and arrive la AeN f0rk az Gr.M.
LeaFeM ! l.iul take supper az springfield aud w.
rive in New iQrk ~ ~ n,
Leave hev Y0fk ats ~, dine ~ Springfield, ar
rive az hL JVinsbafy same evening
This i the only direct Hallway route 10 hpnng-
Heidi sc, from Northern N Hampshire, Eastern
Vermont, and the direct route fIuin the White Iill
a. hartOfu, Sc, via bellows fnlis and Rutland,
Passengers leaying 49, inhnabury a. 40 and
lll0fFia sullivan and connecting Roads arrive in
Boston NJ 1870 and 80 . ~, connecting at Fitch
hurgh with The trains ior Worcester, SC and al Gro
tan ~ lowell, Lawrence and haem,
Pare the same ns by any other route,
Passengers leave Boston, fitohbhuh Depot, ~
so and i2l via sullivan and a1iye ~ 81 johnfbu-
~ and intermediate stations as a00n ne by any other
route, Freight Trains each way daily,
u. A. GAGE, Snpt sullivan H. V.
O.ariestass, ~ H., AEgt o, 1901. 79af
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S&LDOSES
~ EACn HOTTLIl-osf Iaii4., hsabI : A.s-
fHHft Aa'4 Dag 0Hr t'fas enaizpHE ga dases issis
rwents-Oas DaBs,
Pre- fih4 ~ iisias or 81 heiaa ~ $50
N ~ EG "a T~TCmN'EAB
PURIFYING EXTRACT
hsss Il y q qn44T HOTTins, 80 3; q ne
rag,ali afssa,iiy v yp, Fpsuts sysf aassafsHittA
~ ~ ~, slmilsT gslaass nay sas.s a'sssals y
% "a. a,'ss's' :. Sa,fI''sf h nsiiasau a's FvlI
5arsapariIlA, Yellow Dock,
Cherry aaa ha-safFaa Hawks
. y - s.s e-! . 80 i. u ~ i l x: 80. !.
s iHsiilrs elfafE ald hsaiag riffsi VI sffsfai stt
hesiai naFksi .sd FeEstahlas,
T. rsssi 20. f s 2, ss, .; s is'ss ,.
~, rgf iias oA,sv 90 as.sslss,' u,sy mac ~.
sias ~ posl s,i.s a.i gfs. fagihsr ~ tl.s hlssa
asl.asi a. ii.s DOES M
oaig Oas Tablespoonful, 49,. a-~ nay
900 :. - $500. Egs q s s,s 81 ~ ' s.e
weakgHsd ssa redassa - Does q ssg,aEs,il. 10
gaus o. Heis il. SIisy, b asys sag .sa,i sasi ~
5.'sl,, sees Colo A.. .ad . -as aa.s's
FsHr, Fiys ~ su Days,
rhlrh silaw MAJ Lslls n Hrasf's fsrlhef, VII issl
lTaa Tgsi,e p .ifieea b.st 80, naH sP,lls q
= = fgs,lVss ~ is.tlss = ~ a.is W.. a-,.. y
rss ~oah TA'ss, Isssl % r'ss -a' lhan bOaa
I ' e isG :ss. 'G: IS. Z. :s &c., p; 81. e
iih.,a. q I es, H. i.as. ,. sss az
oHt BoTTLG o. BHAHT'a ruaiftGH
ass more smcsfy saA t-ysss sf aseaas laa
TIN Kettles Of sarsapariiIa.
T.. s % sssy s s su ~ ss "a c.nss
DANGEROUS BCROFULA.
W. n. n.ssis q Ess.s oasLis Ca, y, y, wAa va.
fsf % hcfaia 10 ls .soJs % M Jsi - rsAied islg
~ De -, v D.s-bsv is,5, ssdsI 'hs fls~,aT ssLa'
person IN ne og s.s Ys,. h.a raseai.,t4,sa saa
issssa,. .e. .'',. a. t N ~ . sa.'. H.
ga pFuIirf ~ r's'- -..--- A. a. .sssiAa 4 All ~
~ cy g ass VOC AL ~ esss Wa sg.,st n =. ts.'
isss " rsks iisa iafuany fhs dsfnds,i pinsdel y
.ss ~. y -. -. ,.,. sssT, 2, 80.
500 hat haa commute ya@a - ~. lapl' ahh
suraisi A. ts,g i.. ssi i..ts. ,,sa ss.''
Ti,s su.r 80 al a. psiils,iSs'
y, aAsEIs - - - '',..s,si "a n,.s,. r.esi.l
',Y s.a ~ ~ 4 - $50 :. ..;, ~ o., .
1890 4 so s".-sas o, -, -.-. .,.'. 80 s,s,,.
~ 80 Sssassi . 30 - 20 . ,as,i ~
=. :. 49, 80. ~, 49, 10 80 = is =, =. :. - :. ,s
tsaffr 80 ftsfA $50
80 ssisi fssi Hsts "a fas slsf
sfs $500 ~ s-iss hist SO us ~ ts sesa :.
ssiFlFa shnaiisf
s- -sas - ssiss = ~ ss - .sfss.i ssif a.is 80.
Z SEED y
~, ss.ssss.i =, s-sl, =. = ~ q.
ffN 49, 10 sfsafsL slth sifsulhsasa
hsssA a. si shls ssass - ~
81 tf Laasff. nsas tsaffH ssfs s 49,
sd. tls salp. uEAtEn Att ~ utcEM tsttlFs. s-s1
sai q usat. 49, iasa ~altsa sa
ss.-fF-f -@f seed ~ hsi ..ss, -i.t .is rtstaaJ
CuRh 80 s-stfsa f.sa hsgtA. FoA ftth Fahiict
Iahf NNh HkfNf.f Ffufiftf.fN
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CONSUMPTION

hlsn Chri.tanyed snd civilized couaires hss osused =
sfsrf prnpurign Of deaths aH any other msl.y that
snfs The human Isinily sbd uru wiibin ie~ years
thrfu hss 80 sny efaH rsofp stop the drvasis
,isfn ~ fhs DESTROYER. bui.uuw=
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GTr II IS stated that pair OF pretty7cyes
arc the host mirror for a man toshave by :
Zactly so, aud it is unqucStionSolyihe case
that many man has been shaved by- them.
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Recommendation.
[corticate q Or. PrnrT, Portnouth, \. III

RECoMMf-SDATtoN
Certificate Of DIR. pEaRI, Portsmouth,, ~ H.
Portsmouth, Sept. 40 is4p,
Mr. Up. HoRsE, Agent for whites Hair Restor-
alive; Dear Sr--l deem Il my duty to state some
facts respecting the iucstimable value Of Whites
Restorative Several years latter a severe at of
sickness, my wife lost all Of her hair, the scalp APP
pcared diseased, and the hair grew out hrash and
uneven. About year ago, by another it of sick
ness she lost all Of her hair second time, and for
long time there was apparently no action In tho
scalp. After various applications IN iuced to
try the above named Restorative, and nov, az
ter the use Of few bottles, her hair has grown out
thick, A. lustrous, and of rs beautiful color as
ever, Furthermore, for long time have been af-
ficted with neurhlgic and Hher pains in my head
and have found 1t the best external remedy have
ever tried | can therefore cheerfuy recommend it
10 all who arc afflicted aboHe, as the best article
have ever ser Af0sr rrTr-; -ees.s,---
A. PERRY, Nj ID.
Manufactured by E.'WHlTE, Lowell, Mass. Sold
in Il ,ston Wholesale, by Wilson, FairbRnk & Co;
retail In ST. Johnsbury, by j. Bingham Passump-
sic, Levi 7. Parks; Wells River, I. Shedd & Co;
Danyillo, Vail, Deming & Co,i Cabot, salma Tr,s-
sell; Mnrshfeid, Putnam & Wooster Montpelier
Redfeld 4 Gmnns' and by my appointed agents
throughout tho Union. 7lTyl
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FOR SALE.

The Farm OF the Subscriber,
VN consequence Of tho IN health Of tho owner, h
II offered Tor sale.
The Farm il located one mile from St. Johnsbury
Plain ON tho main road leading from the Plain 20
Danyille Grccn and consists of
ITO Acres of good Land,
divided into moving, pnstnrr tillage and wood
lpon the Farm IL fiourishiug sugar orchard.
The buildings ara ono story dwelling house of
49, LA. In hnfns and other ouibuildings.
Terms VI payment liberal crcdH gwen Tur X
part Of the purchase money II desired.
ST. Johu,bury, Feb. 10, 1851 IoSa
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES & COMPLAINTS.

No remedy thai has been oHrred IN the public hss
zen Nall and efsHai " ogTretiHE An tho IN
aa..l .fl1t li lhE lrl la
HRsNTS PULMONARY DfLS.th. II makns no df
Grrnr~ Shethur The horan hc snrTessta
w other iararuiai ssatkHsssii REGULATES All. By
srsHEJfHia tho system sgnalifHE a. rtrrHiatgh 200
toiltar and aiiaYfsr EERN Gus utiiTABllslTi So
ssg uamttl.ss fur uroaf
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and is a sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
scalp. IL gives the Hair brilliant, glossy lustro
silken texture, and healthy vigorous appearance.
No Lady's toilet can be complete without This uds-
-pehsablc article
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Great Wages !!

IL s. wOoISoN & SON, vii rive ooHsirHf
He sHgloyH'W 90 rs TAiLnHEss Gints, ~ their
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