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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-08-14
From the New York Mirror.
Our I.ife-Time.
TRANSLATED FROM THE GERM IN.

| AhhNSbAA LII hhoNi ihE ebh" AN.
When the world was created, and all the
creatures assembled to have their Lifetime
| appointed, the ass first advanced and asked
how long he would have TO live.
"Thirly years., replied Nature; twill that
be agreeable to thee ?n
"Alas ~ answered the ass, tft is long
while Remember what wearisome ex-
istence mine will be; from morning until
night shall have to bear heavy burdens,
dragging corn-sacks 10 the MILL that others
may eat Bread. while shall have no sen-
couragement or be refreshed with any thing
but blows and kicks. Give me but por-
tion of that time, prayw
Nature was moved with compassion, and
presented him but eighteen years. TAe ass
went away comforted, and the dog was The
next TO come forward.
elbow long dost thou require TO live; ask :
ed Nature; Thirty years were TOO many Tor
the ass, but wilt thou be content with
them w
"Is it thy will that should 7" replied the
dog.-"Think how much shall have to run
about; my feet will not last SO lorg time. |;
and, when have lost my voice for barking,
and my teeth for biting. what else shall
be fit for but 10 lay in the corner and
growI ?"
Nature thought he was right, and gave
him twelve years. The ape then approach.
ed,
"Thou wilt, doubtSss, willingly live the
thirty years." said Nature "lhou wilt not
have 10 labor as the ass and the dog. Life
will be pleasant 10 thee"
'Ah, no p' cried he go it may seem 10
others, but it will not be Should puddings
ever rain down, shall have no spoon
shall play merry tricks, and excite laughter
by my grimaces, and then be rewaIded with
a sour apple How often sosfQwsaliss1 aan-z
eea'ea 'hind Jest! shal ~ q = s.
endure thirty years" -
Natute was gracious, and :AszIez
ton Las, came man, hes Az
and asked the measure of his az7 - . s
"Will thirty years content thee 2
'Eow short a time ~ exclaimed man
when shall have built my house, and kin
deed a fire on my own hearth-when the
trEae shall have planted are about to bloom
and bear fruit-and when life shall seem TO
me most desirable, shall die ! Oh! Ma
iure, grant me a longer period !"
.'Thou shalt have the eighteen years Of
the ass besides"
''Tha, is not yet enough" replied man.
eTake likewise the twelve year of the
dog"
at is not yet enough" reiterated. man,
"give me morem
81 give thee, then, the ten years of the
ape, in vain wilt thou crave more!"
Man departed unsatisied.
Thus man lives seventy years. The fifsl
thirty are his human years, and pass swiftly
by. He is then healthy and happy--he la
bors cheerfully, and rejoices in mis- existence.
The eighteen years Of the ass come next,
and b1rden upon burden is heaped upon
him. he carries tho corn that is TO feed 9th
ers blows and kicks are the wages Of his
faithful service. The twelve years Of the
dog follow, and he loses his teeth, and lies
in corner and growls. When these are
gone, the apes ten years form the conclu.
sion The man, weak and silly, becomes
| the sport oil children,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-08-14

THE UNION SoLD-Mrs. PariiEgton on.
being told ,hst Mr.. Richie had sold THE
Union exclaimed: "Alas! feared, he :
would do something awful TO edentify him!
wonder if he sold the people with it, and
if have got 10 become niger slave? If i
so, Ishall emulate to The South were theYs'
know how TO treat the poor critters" And
Mrs. Parlington sighed deeply and said no
more. =. :, ..41
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1851-08-14

whelps had scented out the business, and
they have dug up every hill by this time
If could sci every dog of them on that ras-
cally auctioneer, I'd be satisged.n ~ ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-08
TITLES OF FIRMS.

One of the best TILES for a mcrcan-
Tile firm that we have ever seen is CALL
81 SETTLE, which is painted in golden
letters on a sign in one of the Atlantic
cities. Customers ure reminded every
time they pass OF their outstanding &C
counts. NEAL ~ PRAY is the name of
another firm. But the following beats
all'-"Two attorneys" says an Old
newspaper, Gin partnership IN the Uni
ted States had the name OF the firm,
which was CArCHEM IL CHEATUM, IN
scribed in the usual manner upon their
office door; but AS The singularlty and
omInous uXiaposlIon of the words led
10 many a coarse Joke from passers by,
the men in law at enpled TO destroy, ia
part, the effect OF the old association, by
the insertion of the initials of their
Christian names which happened TO be
Isaiah and Urlah but tins made the
affair ten times worse, for then the IN
scrpllon ran lhus--l. CArcHEM d L.
CHlArUM"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-08
YOUNG MEN.

The idea is prevalent in some comtnu-
mites. that Young men are fit neither Tor
generals nor statesmen, ana mat 'hey
must be kept in the back ground until
their physical strength is impaired by
oye and their intellectual faculties be-
come blunted by years. Let us look to
the history Of the past, and from the long
list of heroes and statesmen who have
nobly distinguished themselves, we shall
find that they were young men VINO per
formed those acts which have won Tor
them an impcrlshable need of iame,and
placed their names high on the pages
of history. Alexander, the conqueior OF
the whole civilized world, viz: Greece,
Epypt, and Asia, died at 50. Bona
parte was crowned Emperor of France,
when 33 years OF age. Pitt, the young
err. was about 20 years of age, when, IN
Britains parliament, he boldly advoca-
ted the cause of The American colonies;
and but % when made Chancellor OF
the Exchequer. Edmund Burke, at the
age of 25, was the first Lord OF the
Treasury. Our own Washington was
but 25 when be covered the retreat OF
the BRUSH at Bruddock's defeat, and
was appointed to the command-in- chief
Of all the Virginia forces. Alexander
Hamilton, at 20, was Il Lieutenant Colo
mel and Aid to Washington at % II
Member of Congress, and at 33 a Sec
retary of tho Treasury. Thomas jeff
erson was but % when he drafted the
ever-memorable Declaration OF JndePen-
dcoce. AT the age 81 30 years, Sir
Isaac Newton occupied the mechanical
chalr at Cambridge College, England,
having 10y his scientific discoveries, rem
dered his name immortal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-08
HAVE a Trade.

By all means have a trade. Don't 90
up and down IN the world, and lind no
lhlng YOU can put your hand TO. No
matter If YOU don't have 10 work Tor a
living. You may not always be pros
porous as YOU are now. ! his is a NUT
laling planet. The man that is up to
day may be down tomorrow. Thank
heaven, we live in no land Of prlmogen-
nure, hereditary succession. Each man
IL morally bound to labor. Have trade
we repeat. Educate your hands. Have
something you can turn your energies to
when times rinch. 1t will be an ever
lasting resource. We never knew a
man who, with good trade, could not
vet a good living, aud much more with
right applications. What though you
are going to college, or into II professions
The case is not altered. You need it
Just as much. twill come IN play eve
ry day of your life 1t IS SO much the
better. Discipline of the hand should
always 90 before that of the head. We
never knew college boy who wasn't
better for substantial trade. lie al
ways graduates with the highest honors
lie is sure TO be a scholar. The fact is
he knows how to work--to pore--to
conquer. He but transfers himself iiou
the shop to the study. Young men, de-
eide at once to learn trade. Apply
yourself with all your mind aud heart,
aud be its master And when you grad.
uate and ask your diploma, if you dc
not want, or are not obliged TO work al
it, you have laid by so much and such a
kind OF wealth can never be lost--nev-
er be taken from you.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-08
AMUSING OCCURRENCE.

A few days since laughable scene
occurred in Tore ST., Portland, Me. A
Frenchman passing house where red
flag was hung out to indicate that some
infectious disease existed within, inqulr-
ed of one whom he met, why the flag
was suspended there.
Go, smallpox IN there, replied the
man, hurry 'ng on.
The trenchman paused, and gazed at
the flag and The house for moment,
aad Then walking up 10 the door Piled
the knocker vigorously.
What do you want, sir = inquired
lady who cautiously opened the door.
/ want TO zee re grand show, Mad
ame.'
We have no show here, said the la
dy, endeavoFins 10 keep The Frenchman
from entering the house. And you
had better go away, for we've got the
smallpox here
'Ah, Eat is ii re little fox, chuck
led Monsieur. Wy you say no show,
aha =
| tell you sir, there's no show here,
we've got the small pox-d'ye hear ?
Sacredamp cried the Frenchman.
getting out of patience, Eat is vat "a
tree, iour--couple llme-ze leete fox
la petit renard. | will zee re grand
show 7
lie was proceeding to crowd himself
in al the partially opened door, when,
luckily, a gentleman passing al the time
succeeded in making hun comprehend
that what he had taken for a small fox
was an infectious disease. The fright
ened foreigner reached The curbstone at
single bound, and with pale lace and
trembling limbs, hurried oft, mutterlng-
'Ah, pesle sal re renard all, all,
| sal die-l vii pc all over spotted all,
re petite sarole re petite yhrole
fIhn LoI. -. II a a
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Halsted's Medical Institute,

whore discovery made, every vireiy
cideut 70 treated with unyaryng ceuiiny
.uccoss heretofore unknown, Macy ct Proapsus T.
ten 10 few weeks. To produce this
foof the psiieut subject pain in
convenience,
For the omova Of other uterine weaknesses this system
equally rhceni Several hundreds have already been
cured heso by this Molopahio treatment tho
the discover, Of origin confident are
treating eyerf case sLceessuly that willing enter
INFO sperai agreement, with Those who aztec txumina-
ton are taken mo the Institution. board, lodge and
Them aud give them uui professional Tree Of
RE- the difficulty not removed according agree
meat Many inveerae and extraordinary cnses
OF om fifteen Yeas siunding, accompanied
with extreme urinary difcutes and macy with that ina
bty 60 -ieUd upon tho feet be raised from horizontal
psion, hirhis peculiar q" these diseases have been
bToua hero hes, distance OF from twenty
bundled ed By their ends and
been raised from beds afier treatment
heen enabled to ak from TO miles daily aud
take much ,nhef oxeieise.
Ladies wishing comuuicate with these former patients
an receive their address by writing to a HALs1 Ed
MEDICAL INSTITUTE, MOTOkPArhlC AND WA
TEA -CIRE EsrABLisHMENr, ROCHESTER,, y. Y.
Those also desiring information concerning mi. method
disease, the Institution, Obtain by wn
log 10 The sans address, post paid
NIB several Physicahs holding forth the iiea that
they unia statd sem OF pfHcue by purchasing the
know edguiy obtaining Il from my patients Be Il
known HAT 40 one either male n.ale obtained
Wedge 10 ANY way could they shor vi
becoming students The Institution, under my personal in
stfuction where Through knowledge fhysogy, Their
ausucs the usa Water Cure and Moioathy, be oh
t4nsd "a theory piaetioe Duflg the inter Months
Gagr.es Medical Lectures and DoinonsaVe Anatomy
be- those admisIsd sludeats into toe
| .iltu ion lg2m.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-08

why should marriage be spoken Of as
a lender lie' when il is so conioundedly
Tough that nothing but death can cut il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-08

Tho Poor Mons Friend.


Ei,ard Youag .hinet maker % Carver -itcot IN the
irg sfi bnd become inh 1ed, 4n eHuse The
uic"ts ani -uios, dt ded stll ad
meut Of The ul harlns of tusle, t1 place Of NV rest
that Mr Douglas. ous oi OBJ. o. puiuf
sugcon q Iehac assured no that there was little nope Of
my recovery.
came 10 BOSTON, MY limbs were now both affected /
applied De- Phelps he ed h, Ekii, hai vi hout
success, nld theu Induced eau upOu Dr. Warren,
VIVA some lrlet 5ut aor some time rfeN quito
di.hcanenrd, nv hm,s wero almost OF rom
kleps down ANGELES, scarcely allowing sleep
rest, iaht had read guoi deal nhoui Russia
sHhe, hut having used good m1uy advertised PiisteH
the Ru.sa Savc, although repeatedly advised by Gay
friends ny %, was TOO skHpficl Go do At length
brought box Nus-ia Faiyr. Vh % applied to
ny uls directions frd. really egnn TO feel n
wen, down 10 Hcdlns Co.'S state .ireet, and bous',
boxes have used ali, nearly -four hoNe- OF this
great Salve my nub with the exception of the
scars, perfect as ever hey were The pi0"ts haze heal
not say THAI by the time have ID rho fourth box Of the
Kuss,a salro sal DO curei. consider y W thc
sevcrssi rests hit she rc ceuid pns- y encounter.
would add thai 0nying rho 04ive DO ulg house, aHd
msmher oi family fuiieung worry much iron lil.,
ommeudod no of the u-sia aaivo, aad which ed
them with groat cage 4Hl vtiy b-ief space pftn9
fHnfss vofF fcfpl .tiuI'f,
tnWAE1 fouNG s. Carver 81. ros,en
u Messrs. Rediiur ~ Co., state ft.- rort.n
Wholssole aud retail agen'- fi TIE United s'a.-,.
K1unlNG aai Coz, State s,rcgf, bcst0n
l.-Ihis saIre put up 100 nelt stamped neil boxos
with engraved abel frustrated with tte l5ofe cut with
Out which mono ire s'uuine. 20
Orders should be sdl,ossod 10 EEsfDDg.V6s = 90.
stats ~tfest, kuaioi.
Pieo Al per boulc, or BOTTLES far fvr doilars.
irgtar sale hY GEO ~. scuff, Montpelier.
For fuuh,r parIruars ru0uilc e
TOWN s. HALL |gont', st',o street
N|HflNU o. H..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-08

10 hodesly is generally the compan-
IONS Of virtue, innocence aud real abilI-
ties.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-08

nor removing supohuous hHir tom the nee neoN or hy
part u the bod. 1h. nepilaiory Powder - prepared
according the receipt of baron L1nay surgeon 10 Na9
leon WIN obtained ia Egypt while attending he f,neh
afms during the able campaign Ia hnt ronnity " -
the nrcusiinn generally usrd y The tgi pilns end French
aad perfectly safe and eieciua. Sold WHOLESALE aud 70
tally = ". iooN
And nv COLLINS A. PIERCE. Muntpsliot o. tmis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-08

fIHE Proprietor of this well known Establishment respect
faliy his former patrons, aud the Public
generally, that Of FuU aud Dfnameut1 Tees
shfuha fauts etc for this sprng unusually large
hnc-emhiaclng, 10 addition 10 large supply ofihe
standaid of the varieties OF ANY r which
have been introduced.
paTeusr l. invited 10 his aige stock Of PEARS
which in oxteu aud variety, well az healthy aud YigoI
gioWth, h, ulo ofued 10 the valley al
Lake Chaaplun. -in addition TO very large supply
STANDARDS, oa Pear Roots, he has nearly iheu.aad
Trees OF vey hne growth comprising alt thS best varieties
Of established Isputatou-~oTked Ounce slocks ioi
DWAkFS.
The ORNAMENTAL BEREAVEMENT comprises goa
eta assortment of beciuous aud Evergreen Trees Flo YER
shrubs, PAnts, etc. adapted this climate. The siOA
o kO,s soaa contains OF loo VI the best varieties
In cultivation aud that of DAiilIAS-neafiy as many
Bu Lbs, assortment Of Tulips, Hyaeuths, Pol
thus, Nsreissus Crown Impetel, cToens, &e in many
choice
Paeea CATALOGUES sen, 10 al Post Pad applicants.
Iertns Cash.
All port pad srdars, accompanied ~ saymsat promptly
attended IL.
UNION NURSERIES, j. BATrEy.
Keosviis, n. Y. "a ne 20th, ISL l92m
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The body is the shell Of the soul, and
dress the husk OF that shell but the husk
often tells what the kernel is.
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READ y!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD,
A VIGOROUS LIFE.
or
PREMATURE DEATH.
AgNIAAasN on scf--'GeserVaIiOn.


G.i.l - tr.N u.s.. -
IHis Book, lfsi a.ltH-fi Nri Nlfn useful uiorma-
fnn- u1 i.l. IaH % 1900 Iu.H System.
q a.ln-scs iissiaAAe goo fot Iti AAAiiopD aud Old
AGE
no an ha apnfehpni suffer uoa.r the dire ronseqaen
cen ul caii i1IoHs lefensto l WHO feel tie
eAhau fe ohscts a seleui+fy lud aarcui hahi-,o all
vo ia aau"p 90 dfeiislHs ysc-l eHe- tho victims
OF ne''oas f' neai irii.s. and % uNpins and mca1-
c.uy desQou.tucys nr. Is ealla- shy
READ THIS BOOK.
The valuable advice aad ,apro..i,s wsuas gives, will
ir.eent }ran 90 msery aai suffering, bnd annually
Thousand 90 iatfs.
rareu'' ''saos r el learn tov 10 pfoyeet Gao de
siluttou ui tnfu caI4ftH.
AfenH-e.. a. IS ceets, cacias-d 90 letter. addressed
TO hf hiNhlLia Philadelphia, sin ousufo book, under
enyelo e., pst retuiu uf MsiL
% h. nleca 5efs resident physician, \. ~. Conner vt
IHiknuud UNION Sfeatt, hetccn spruce and Pine IA.
nal} he consulted .ugfdnnI salty.
h- Who places hmeli under the of Dr. X, may
~ roiy upon biz ,iia 80 d physician.
puit ald hc cured az home.
PACKAGES or MEDICINES, DIRECTIONS &C. for
wafend by -eNtins remittance and plt up from
damage oi c4l urtfl
~ bo't Settlers, News Aseo,s, Fede,-, Csnyss.er, aud
all otners sunPfod with the Nurk Al very os pfices
Philadelphia, Aug 1850. sol,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-05-08

siRe fsrCwfesa
BLOOD PURIFIER
IL IuE WHOLE WoaLuf
~ nrl-- 81 -. l.-.L-. - ~. -. L. = :.


IL Is nov pnt Up ~ QUART BOTTLES, OF the same
l1fye bottle q. n'uins ~ikTN-F0IH DOSES, and iI,-
~ 's-,Hs afe 20 strongly teneentrated That only
thus one bottle asts Twenty-Nne Duv. s,ir Il rngrb
IHrl t bnr OF any other medicine ssis lrrauee there
44sqN'lel ~ uis less a. lniiiN "a dos-
iue krent NtIe i4fnH 90 u's blood Pnrffer over al
Of some scarce and Rare - '"'"''
Indian Roots and Banks.
wch no otr med possesses These are the most o,,,l,
fufiHera p Hf hin1d itnt were r,rr suapn 20 either
nam or ~ Hfg, Hul these be- u o. srs.s~f !. IN , sf-o1
is-fosceqfrlfft AriFact Of F
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
cHsRRY AND sRssAFRAs BAeks,
make is Vegetable Fxtrnct no. only he ggaa Blood
Juan any vier II ria9lcr hnchus1 me elntfi Of hat
may De- bog. flr One Dollar will much LANCER aud
WI cure Ten li'nes more Blood sease, lau DlilIf'.
".l,n o. any uAer medicine.
- For urdouotei proof Of the Cveof
Scrofula, Fever-Sores,
SaldBead Erpsirlgs sit Ftsp. hstrsaii,- styta. Fun
ton fiHIiss 90 % rae. fiyer-t omplainir Ple Iuss.
siu, Pltl ne Aae hasf Bone, I' r1f an oIIifn
lafURt hLooO DisrAsks our pdifpHLE rs aEd Hand
Sa4s-eveTy Agent has them TO give away
For sale by :. h Coius aud Redfed \ Grarnis Mont
pelier Joha-en 4 Campbell, Naiishrd Goss & Delano
Waterbury; T. Bancroft, Pisndeid French a Walker
d. W, Keith, barfei J. Carceu, Wauon Putpza x
Wooster, harshhtld A. q. Burnham, Moretown N a.
Camp, Nonhaeld c,nirsi !. A. Nhe North 6old Joha
a Holden, Mid iesex w. K. Paddock, Factory Vii
lage.
Dr An orders must be addressed Wallace 4 Co. IN
hfoadwayi NeH-Nok. l6;lWe3i0.
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FITCilBURG RAILROAD
g,,.,s;s,,, Trains will leave Boston as
1880 follows:

For Fnchbu1s 80 q y Eape.-l n A. n, 81 P.
For CONCORD 90 and u a. NJ 3.li and G30 =. 10.
For Wdtham, $50, 10, 10 aol II a. 81. 3i, 2 ga
4 "a Uud o a r. NJ.
For w,erswn S, aud 6 IS, A. NJ, 70 ~, 22o il-i,
uud IA T. 80.
For Lexington alta } , 4. NJ, 2l-2 and5l-2P ~
u0lNN iEAlAs wilt LLANE FOR BOSTON,
From fitchbue az 40 A. ~, H. M l42o Ia. fessl and
4.iO f. 81.
Prom Coucoid at ana A. " l0s 5.lt and $50 Pm.
From Wallhamst "a5, 5s, 1925 aud II NJ, l,J5, 4,
"a aud 6 90 4 ~
From Wlte,losr at6l2 and II A. ~, 1870, $3.50 and
6 T.. 50.
From I.~sing on so and 10 a. NJ. oud 43) P NJ.
For further paiteuafs Pathfinder Ruilvay Guide.
= N. FELTON,, Superintendent.
Bos.op, Nov. S, 1912. SO
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MOTORPATIIY,
The System Of Caring Disease D

Statamiaating IitaHziag Motion.
I'm, arss c.ssiod OF Treating fHOLAfsUs UiERt, in
witch snppofters, pssslfits, any Of the usnal
Treatment OF the das h. emlo, cd, has
,uieunt an DOUBTS pfactcabity
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"FarEucT's Guide 30 Scientific and
A.rnclic.ai a .EicItilMrn.N


By HENRY SIiPHLN@, +. s ct tdrhnfgh. Hnthot OF
Buos ofihe Farm & assisted Joy John T. Nct
TON NJ A. New auven, Professor of sciertinc Agriculture
in Yale college. &c. sc.
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tha Nrslzfue rely having tu iist cad
ing OF thoso fascinating tans.
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PURELY MUTUAL.
The National
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

WI iifNr,
nucr LrLL-e y unAA-Y. rL---.--.

"Lifa Insurance s ihe poor n4n wealth aul good
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MONTPELIER HOTEL,
LEWIS BURNHAM.

xsrpt1tD Civ notice that be has cused The TEMPER
w ANrE HOUSE tor to- Of years. recently kept by
r. G sironr nj owned by u. Y. BARNES, whore he viii
be pleased to the patronage OF the pubic assuring
~ that nothing shall be wanting on bis part TO nett
continuance OF whatever iyor may be cNtendedto HIM
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UNION NURSERIES,.

DRIME CLovERS HERDS GRASS SEED sold BY
! March 10. SCOTT q FIELD.
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BAY STATE SIIAWI.S.
IiAkDMNKE.

nuH stock of hHfdwsfo O. complete. lr 500 want
- House ltmnuss--ii sou nani Liable Cutep--if you
his iue-firase give aa Ne rn supply ,our saals.
A IIIll.
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THE BRITISH PERIODICALS
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Magazine in addron which they have recently com
menced tho Publication OF valuable Agricultural Nok,
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SASH g. GLASS.
NEW DELANES.

CCoTT FIELD have constantly hand 1nd for sale T,
- SASH K GLASS ofaii sizes. az thH lowest pricos.
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Lancaster Quilts 6 Rose Blank
cts att KEITH and BARKER,s
NEW MACHINE SHOP,
Near I&eut's Corner,
nrs. Thaver & Williams

HAVE entered lHto Co-parlnesslp an the practice o
III Medicine aud Surgery, al NoTlhnold.
sAM'L ", IHANER,
EDWARD n. WILLIAMS.
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