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VlNIIE Subscriber would take this oppoTiuni>
Il y 10 call the attention. Of his patrons and
me public generally, TO his supeTnR mode OF
extracting Teeth. by which 81 least three
"urihs Of the pain, caused by the common
'raciice 70 avoided; besides rendering every
dort To extract badly derayed teeth and roots
'ertecily successful. Persons afflicted with
"oih-ache. need have 10 tear tina; they caaEOt
be rem"ved on account Ol briiileness OF any
piher cause, far il often happens taat by the
Hse OF CheVali,r's splendid Ferccps, have
xtracted from six 10 eight teeth which weT
TOken of even with the bone, il vice as man
seconds.
j l would also here announce. that until fur.
iher notice. my price for extracting Teeth will
be twenty-five cents piece.
N B. All work in tie various departments
Of DENTISTRY, perft rmed with care and
dispatch, and upon the Eaost approved princi.
pies of Dental Science, and at mndera,e prices
"a. EDWARD W.BLAKE
Lijch6eld, Oct. S. 1850. ti24
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Iron. steel. Mails, &c.

Il NGLl>H, Refined, Swedes aud Norway
~ Iron, round. square and fat; T VI.
Norway Nail Rods. shapes and small squares,
Swedes Shapes Horse >hoe iron band hoop
scroll. nut and teazle-frame Iron; i" Naylor &
sleigh shoe Steel !" Fall River" Cut Nails and
Iron; Cast>steel and Steel>pla'ed Snoves {;
+" Fairbanks" Scales Of every size; Iron and
Steel Crow>bars Nuts and Washers; Smiths
Bellows. Sledges, Hammers; Files, Rasps,
Screw Plates, Vices, American Anyils with
cast steel face Borax, Wood Screws, Wrought
Nails and Spikes. Horse Nails of superior
quality made TO order together with a great
variety Of other articles in the line, for sale at
No 60 State street
o. Prices and terms will be made saiisGacs
f. G. RIPLEY 4 co.
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MQusatOlnlc Railroad.
Winter ArrangeIment

Winter Arrangement.
The Cars on this road run in connection with
the New York aud New Haven, aud Weste,n
Railroads. 81 - tSa@
MoRNING TRAIN for State Line, Albany,
and Plttsielj. leaves B,idgcdsrt at 1890 A
NJ. on the arrival Of the a. M. Express from
New York and the second Accommodation
Tram ilom New Haven. amt the Nauga'uck
Train from Waterbury.
EvENlNs TRAlN leaves Bridgeport at 5,45
P. M. on The arrival OF the P. M. Express
Train from New York the 100 P, M. Train
from New Eaven, and the Naugatuck Train
from Winsted. .#.
Passengers 90 directly through to Albany by
these trains without changing cars.
Trains leave State Line at A. M. and
5.15P. M. on arrival OF the morning and eve
ming trains from Albany and arrive in Bridge.
port at 80 and 40 P. NJ.
Trains run from Piitsfield intersecting the
Albany and New York trains at Van DGsen-
vile. .-
Freight Trains leave Bridgeport every morn.
ing at o'clock.
CA. KIRKLAND. Superintendent.
Bridgeport, Dec. Is, 1850. 81
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Bantam Falls SEMINARY.

WILLIAM COE, Leonard Kenney.
w Abner Landon, Christopher c. Pal.
mer, Daniel B. Stoddard, Sherman C, Kee-
Ter, Trustees for the above Institute. would
respectfully give notice TO the inhabitants
Of LiichGeld and vicinity, that Miss Harriet
+. Calhoun will open school in II Q Will
age Of Bantam Falls on Tuesday, Novem>
Der 4th, 1851. T.
Tuition for term Of twelve weeks for
common English Branches, $500. Higher
English do intending French, $500.
Reference as TO Miss Calhonn's qnalis.
cations as Teacher. may be had of Rev. E.
w. Andrews, Cornwall.
Bantam Falls. Oct. 18th, 1851. "a
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% I Il!

1000 gals Bleached Winter
300 do Fall
500 do Olive
1000 bleached Winter Whale
500 do bleached Fall whale
sOO do do Winter Lard Oil, extra
1000 do do Fall do
1000 do unbleached do do
400 do Meats Foot Oil. all Of which
has been selected by as in New Bedford and
New York, aud which we warrant 10 give
entire satisfaction.
P.aLFpS! PAINTS" PAAVTS
10000 lbs Atlantic White Lead
5000 do Bellville do
1000 do English do
10 casks French and Spruce Yellow
10 do Ven Red-5 d. Spanish Brown
500 lbs Terra de Senna burnt and ground
500 10 English Drop Black
500 do American dote
300 do English Tries, Chinese and Am
Yermiiiion
500 do each, Mineral, Paris, Brunswick
and Saxony Greens
$40 do Blue, Green aud Black Smalls
l5O do Ul,ramaim and Antwerp Blue
5llO do India Red-lOO do Rose Pink
600 gals English Lnseed OIL
500 do American do
500 do Spirits Turpentine
20 bbls extra dry Whiting
500 lbs Red Lead and Li,harge
1000 do TIMBER in lump and ground dry
800 do Refined Lamp Black
$40 do Common do
5UO do Chrome Green and Yellow
lOCasks Rotten Sione-3 do Pumice do
100 lbs Vandyke Brown--5OO do German
Black Lead. Flake and Cremts White,
Frankfort, Black, Orange, Mineraland drop
axes Of all qualities and shades.
BRUSHES
100 dog extra and Common Paints
SO do do do WhitewaSh
50 do Fla, Camels Hair, from l>2 TO .
inch
so sros do do Pencils, Eng
ish and German
Fiat Varnish-Qu,il bound, Painters
Busters, Counter busters, Hair, Flesh
Tooth, Nail, Shoe-extra and comm"n'
Scrub. Glue, Horse. Platers'. Paste Print
ers;, Graining and Badger Brushes oftvery
description Are agents for 2 large manu-
factory. and are prepared to execute orders
for any kind or style.
COWLES 4 LEETE, N, Haven.
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FOR SALE.

"A SMALL Farm of 60 acres. with two
"A dwelling houses and barn thereon, sit.
mated three miles from the court house in
Litchfie'd and one nile from South Farms
meeting house. and nearly ON the route Of
the Providence and Fishkill Railrosd. a
large part OF the land very productive and
in tOlArable state of cultivation. wi:h am.
plo room for Improvements. It willie sold
cheap and teIms easy.
46 #aa SAMUEL CLOCK.
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Geese Feathers

WHE subscribers have made arrange
men;s to keep constant supply of 8
first rate article of GEESE FEATH-
FRS-selected and packed with grea
care by ourselves. in packages Of from
20 to 50 lbs; and will furnish a, alltims
any quantity from 20 TO 1000 lbs. of qual-
ivy they will warrant as good as the beet
at as low prices as can be purchased
equal quality in the State. ..; u...
.q-...-t as s. g. l.. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1851. ... .. ..a.H
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PATENT MELODEONs.
--4AIALDAYTON: 3.

INVITE the attention Of the musical pub
lie. 10 their new style Of Melodeons paten.
led bv Carhart. Having every facility foe
mau1lacturing 20 the best advantage, with on.
ner.enced and skilfnl workmen in all branch.
e. az the business. we can turnIsh MslodeOns
from 4 TO octavea with all the IateimprOve.
meats. and Of the best quality. II the lowest
pr,ce possible Orders ara solicited, with TIA
assurances Of prompt attention.
WoleottviIle. April Lac 1854. o.
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For Sale.

A Convenient two story dwelling house
Aand barn. Handsomely situated few
rods below the Methodist Churcn in Mead
ow street. Terms acknowledgements on
the premises Of SAMUEL CLOCK.
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7En DOZ. hand. pannell, rip and back
lcUSaws, Of Butchers. Spear & Jackson
and Beckel's, at wholesale and retail by
HOLCOMB g. LYON.
SO Water street, Bridgeport.
DRACE AND BITS. . large stock Of Mar
Dples superior plated and plain Wholesale
and retail by HOL tOMB + LYON.
A NYILS-Hill's. Peter Wrights 4 Mouse>
"A hole, Wholesale and retail by
HOLCOMB y LYON.
SO Water street, Bridgeport.
NICES--Hiits, Fcter Wright's, Hyde's and
All itson's Of every quality and price just
opening. and we would call particular atien-
tion 10 our stock. tlOLCOMB - LYON
SO Water street, Bridgeport
10 LACKSMiPH'S Bellows, constantly Oh
ID Aamd and fur sale by
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Medical Institution


nF YALE CoLLEGE.-The course
~ of Lectures commences annually on
the las, Thursday Of September, and con-
tinue> sixteen weeks
Benz. Sillimau, ND, Ii. D ON Chem
,siry AMI Pharmacy.
Eli Ives, NJ p, on the Theory and Prac-;
'ice Of PLY sic.
Jons,han Krigh,, NJ D., on the Primer
pies and Practice OF Surgery
Timothy p. Beers, Md, on Obstetrics.
Charles Hooker, NJ p, On Anatomy and
Physiology. F',A'''@
Henry Bronson, MD, on Materia Mei-
lea aud Therapeutics 81 ~ss...,.y
Lecture Fees, $6s so. Naturalization,
IS Graduation, SIS.
CHARLES HOOKER,
Dean Of the Faculty.
New Paven. July 1851. is
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FARM FOR SALE
NOTICE.

rs hereby given THAI have employed
Tnlhus Z. Hayden Of Torringl0n, my
Agent 70 .aell dispose Of and manage the
Estate which he assigned 10 me as Trustee
an the llth day ii October. 1861. aud that
the CoaII Of Probate GoFlhr DisIict al Tor
rinetOn had consented 10 the SANG.
'''- '' ANSON COLT, Trus,ee
ofAsslgned EslAie Of TulIlus G. HaRde6.
TSerinslon, oCH ISth, 1851.
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BRANT'S AR
ElElIlAARY RAESAM.
The Great COUGH REMEDY

I8G MhG1G GVO0nAA 888s4AE~1S
Many yoan Of ekp6fsnea and more than q EfahdreA
ThoIsan4 Cgres Of Censs1.ptIye CSmplslnts.
yAo have become aeqnain.ed with this gsse1y,
Aan;a0 and certain 20 cure COmDMmpes0n OF
ne Lnngu. than any other Remedy IN the world. We
know however that is said By some that COnsnmpfioE
can not be cured Be that the opinion Of the many the
few shall attempt to argue vita such, bur this We
vii say and do assert fact which can be proved u
ehOusamAs Of cases, that this medicine h9h eqfeA
Coughs and Diseases which, beye the eTes were effected
were called real Consumption, ana winch were at
sended with syMpsOs.s that Tesemblsd and were Y all
resects e the symptoms Of those tche de- and &sb da03
said @ have Died with that fatal disease ConsamPs
GaOn This Balsam hes cured OnaGads Of persona who
were said be hopelessly aictedwho had hayd DIV,
Eaekias Coughe- Paine In the BroastS Sde and Eco
D1McnIty u BFeathing-Fwulenf ESpeeeorahon-
Hectic Fs.-NoAt SsosatS--and wasting away Of sho
Flesh and Bleed Persons having such complaints
hive been cured amer II said they could net live
week longer. This Medicine has cured some who were
supposed Q be In dying state, but. By t1e use Of
this remedy, they now ltyeS and enjoy good health
This Balsaln is purdy !egetabk sO@posn& i T., Y
pleasant to take and does injury in stage OF dis
ease under any circumstances. IT effects its wonder
full and almost miraculous Cures by Purifying
Strengthening, and InyigOratlng the whole system-
by egu0Lz1g the ciIcvtGtion and producing hsaLDyac
tion-thus dldyiag COugh-sOOtain9 the Eeryes-and
aidina and facilitating ExpectOratiOn. Il Cures the
Eollotsyin0 diaeasea. viz. 81.
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3 Tin Ware. Stoves, &c.
VNHE subscriber having taken the stand
u Of PATTIsoN 3 CoRE. w,ll BE- happy
to see any and al who wish any articlss in
bis line
A great variety ~ CoGk and PaElOr Stoves
also On hand. 5ub work done ~ usual.
f. - !. w. CONE.
WssS csguuMlL Ase. - leSIs -
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n. III. RdclaRrGts,

ONE PRICE TAILORING, CLOTHING
AND GENrLEMEN's oUrFIrT1NG
.a ESTABLISHMENT, FEW
DOORS WEST OF THE
COURT HOUSE, ga
WEST STREET.
TTTHERE he ia prepared to offer the
Wv greatest inducements TO purchasers Of
Clothing ever offered in this OF any other town
in the county. Having just added to his stock
a large and elegant assortment Of Spring goods
consisting Of Broadcloihs Of French, German,
English and American manufacture, Of all
shaf es and quality. Cassimeres, Plain. Black,
English aud French Doeskins. together with
a variety Of Fancy Cassimeres, of new aud
fashionable styles Black and Fancy satins, and
silk Vestings, Marseilies and Summer Vesiiags
Of e7eyy description, with larg. assortment
Of spring and summer Clothing which have
been got up with the greatest care and he will
warrant in quality, style and durability Of
workmanship. WHICH will be sold cheaper
than can Be bought elsewhere.
Furnishing Goods,
Embracing large assortment OF Plain and
Fancy Shirts. Collars, Bosofns, Silk Handker-
chiefs, Cravats, Ties, Hosiery, Gloves SC &c
Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
their garments made in style not 10 be sur>
passed in fashion or workmanship and warran-
ted to fit. To his old customers and friends
VITO have go long patronized him he takes
this occasion to acknowledge their, kindness
hoping TO see them one and all at his stand IN
| wesl street where he will endeavor If one
Price and that cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere. is all that is required to retain their
patronage,
! Cutting done at short notice, spring and
summer fashions received
| TIL. RICHARDS.
Litch6eld, June 10 1851. IS
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a Line Of stages

From w oodburv, South
Ahnry. Southford and Or
q ford, and will connect T.,
= y - Humphreysyiile, with
tho Morning Train down, and leave on arriya!
Of the 1925 A. NJ. Tain from Bridgeport.
McNeit's Stage from Wateriown will cons
meet with the S.30 A. M. Train from Waterbu-
~. and 1925 A. NJ. Train from Bridgeport.
,fdsiy; and on Saturdays with the a.2a P. M
Train from Bridgeport.
Fenn.s Stage from Litchfield will connect
with the Passenger Train at Li,chheldStation,
Freight will be Way-billed from each Sta,
fion for New York, New Haven and B,dge'
port. PHlLO HURD, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, Oct. 10Th, 1851. "a
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Eurmishing Goods,

A T the Wolcottyille Drug Store may
- be found. a fresh supply Of Turpentine,
Camphene, Burning Fluid, Barletts, and all
kinds Washing Fluids. and Powders.
C.. MCNEIL.
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HlTOMIRIHTm
AIntnal NE InSn rrEee C0mraI

SaHBAOtab8 4sa39lW
Mutual Fie IRSu rTECe COmfaBy.
UNHIS Company has been in operation
J. eighteen years ending July TIh, lesI, aud
''-' ''''- SS,IA4,IlOoO
Tia whole amount Of each pEsmi.
um paid into the Treasury during the
time, 1850 81
To Interest received on loans. 1896 %
is.ass 81
The whole amt ofLOsses
which have been paid 10 HAS -
To expenses paid to Agtss
hooks, stationery, Insurance
Plates, &c. SSoA lS-l4,699 %
To cash in hand Of Treasurer es,lS74I
Add 20 the above the charged pFemi-
um, which can be collected i Tsq'r'd, 1850 6S
Present capital o. funds Of the Co. l7.7Os 90
During the ,ime.the company has been in op-
era Ilon there has not been any asses sment made
on the members Of the Company. and the ex-
oense of ,nsurng in this Cor:pa n y, we ate con.
fident, is less than in any other Company-be-
ing only s TO lO cents on the 500 per annun Tor
detached dwellings.
Officers Of the Company.
josiah @. BECKWTTH. President,
OLIVER GOODWIN. 1reasmv
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
Directors.
JASON i 6 SE WNKiiTiaG s. {. WTa Viii +
q e! WOODRUFF. | ROBBINS BATTELL.
STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.
AGENTS for the Company
Daniel B. Brinsrnade, Washington,
David G. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent.
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg Cornwall, "
Joseph l. Gaylord, Goshen,
VIM. M Burial, Canaan, ...
Donald J. Warner Salisbury, fsf
s p. SsMaM. 8 Norfolk,
Roger II. Mills. New Hartford,
(;eorge D. w adhams, Torrington,
Lewis Smith, Harwnton,
John C. Amber, Bethlem,
T,emnnW Cutler, Watertown, .-.
john Abernethy, Woodbury..
David G. Whit,lesy New Preston,
! GeorgeP. Talmadge, Warren.
Edwin Tallmadge, Plymouth.
Geore DeForest. w oodbury.
John Hinsdale, Wnsted.
John N, Hall, New Canaan.
Persons wishing to get their Buildings 70 s9rl
can apply to either ofthe Agents'orto Ms 0e'
rotary. -,-,uyrr1 D..;aon+
JASON WHITING. Secretary.
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EFT TIT r. II I.

Lifch. ftld. d 6, le6l.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-06-21
ANEcnoTE or JupGE PAInE.

Among go leadihE taih Ia 40 arongly
marked character oflhe late Judge Paine, Of
WilIiawrlowR VERMONT, vas his high sense
Of Justice aud honor aud his absolute hatred
OF al kinds oftrickery and meannass, 10 which
be vas geysr disposed % show She least mer-
cy
One Of the old settlers OF B,@in, who, Ia
early times, ps,sd occasionally 10 MAKE jour
neys with tho Judge, op their winter trips 10
Boston, to market their produce, oaee related
10 Us the following characteristics anocdote,
which We Give in his own words
I'VE were going 20 Boston with our sleigla
heavily loaded with wheat" said Mr. a.,
when thd snow was IInmp four feet doep on
tho level, haking II imPoasible 70 turn out I'M
Ices We vIoro lucky enough 10 hit on some
place who're the snow had been beaten down
for the purpose, In going through Brook
field, and while In one Of the worst places. We
met team, leasirt with ssit '~hen5 finding
theirs was no way Of getting by each other
but by la~ding our sleighs aud turning them
up sideways On each side ofthe path, aud 50
running them by each other empty, VIC all
three fell 10 unloadirg RIM the mans sleigh
past ours, and, As Il happened first reloaded
I Lila -sieigh aud got him. ready 10 start Judg
Paine aud myself then turned buck for the
purpoan Of loading up our own teams expect
ing that Of course, the stranger would assis
"a, but the next instant we heard a louS
crack Of tho whip behind usi when, looking
around, we saw the ftllow mounted on hi
sleigh and putting his horses into run to es
cape AHd leave as 60 do our own work
Judge r. looked aNcr the fellow an instan
with eyes that fairly flashed FIRE when, has
lily throwing on his coat and hat he CAV
chase on foot, running as ! think Inever sa'
man run before, till he overlook the team
/ irapesl upon the load. seized the mean delin
quent lay the collar and made flying lea
with him sideways into the snow, lie the
drew his prisoner into thc road and led bin
back by the collar to our loads, when gitin
him mighty significant push towards ou
bags of wheat, still lying on tbs snow, b
coolly observed--"1'hcre, friend, Il you wi
take hold Of those bags aud load up both on
sleighs,wo will bemueh Obliged to you--ver
much obliged TO you, sir" The follow sheer
ishly obcycd, and We looked on, the judy
not permitting me to assist in lifting singI
hog when No rode on, ioaling him 10 sneA
back after his own team, with all tho comfor
ing reflections which the incident was ca
cuated to suggest TO him. 49, Green Hountui
treemaps o. t-,--
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TuE loss or rIIE FIRST BORN.

We have read Of n young mother who had
newly BARRED herGrst born. Her pastor went
to visit her, and on finding her swoetly re-
signed, he asked her how she had attained
such resignation. She replied, II used to
think Of my boy uNiIy---Shethcr sleep
ing or waking TO me- he seemed more beau
tili.l thaR other children. Tisas sis.sI roaTstrra
if visitors omitted to praise his eyes, or his
curls,or the robOs wrought for him with my
needle. At first 1 believed IL tho natural
current OF mothers love. Then feared IL
was pride, and sought to humble myself be-
fore Him who rcsisteth the proud. One night
in my dreams, thought an angel stood be-
side me and said, where is tho little bad
thou nurscih IN thy -bnsnaa2 ] sss- -e.,t- e,
take il away. Where IS the little harP2 Give
it to nlc il is like those which sound the
praise Of God IN Heaven | awokc in tears /;
MY beautiful boy dropped like bud which
tho worm pigrces; his last willing was fikc
the sad music from shattered harp strings; all
my world seemed gone still in my agony
listened, for there was voice in my soul,
like the voice of the angel who bad warned
me, saying, Gpdloveth pchcerfh giver.'
laid my mouthin The dust and said, Let thy
| win be NINE /; and ~ / rose, though tho tear
ttayon my Check, there was a smile also
SIM a lhon this voice has been heard amid
w duties of every day-mcthinks it says
continually, The cheerful giverr"
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TIME subscriber wisiIcs to sell nix tvuTy exceL
lcnt) Farm In North Danvllle. Said farm 10
tifuated on tho road loading from North Danville
Village 10 Lyndon,- about lth OF q mile from said
Village, and miles from Lyndon Corner.
The. subscriber ventures the assertion that for
canycniance Of lpeption aud adapt edneaa 10 tho rats
ing Of dinerent kinds OF produce the said farm Is
not anfpassed by-aisy in the county. s'''
The road leading from North panvilla Ito the
Depot In 81. Johnsbury, passes through the SOUTH
eFly cart si fA-sri sbors. miles dsssnt ntfuri-
Ing very easy communication 20 aud from said
Dcpot. ~
Z Tho buildings oa said farm are beautiful new
cottage House and two canvpnient Barns, r.l
Ihure u also good well 81 never failing wKfurl
also ~ good orchard, ard q eafHcFent as4oaht ef
% DAVID T. BATCHELDER.
\ North psnvills, Nov. 5, 1850. eastf
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Professor A. @. Barry's

rNNMcoPHsRous, or INDICATED COMPOUND. The
u world, ptaeea Hpnh its guard by the almost
daily detection OF some plausible humbug,
Hfnines and tesla every new urtlrie with sCrHpuh0sls
care and nothing that Is not ntrinscally good can
long flourish. Bary's Tricopherous has been sub
iected to this ordeal for ten years. Every year ts
reputation and sales have increased, until oft
is consumed annually than OF any other preparation
for tho hair ever offered 70. the American public
The discovery that u viii cure diseases of the
skim aud canse wounds and ulcers 10 heal and olNsa,
relieve all external inflammation, and remove the
pain and itching incident TO stings bites scratches
cuts burns. scalds &c, has greatly enhanced the
sale of the article, and Il Is now known and ufed
farthese puJjoees as vol 10 renew beartify and
cleanse the hair In every city and town IN the I'm
ion.
Its OK trnordinRry eheapuces PLACES n within tho
reach or fhe humblest Family and It's conceded val
no insures 10 place the most luxurious toilet.
Mothers find u tho surest remedy for sprnna, cuts
and other accidents OF their children the uged praise
It IA a cure for the Bheumatsm, and all the aches
and pains TO which mo muscles are subject; and
the emigTnt TO distant lands purchases 10 alb
solute necessary in his outfit. ruA
Sold in large bottles price 2b cent, az the Prinoi
pal once, f3T BHnApiyAY, NRsg York. Far sals
by the principal merchants and druggists through
out the United tAtes and Canada. Beware the
counierfeit, sold At - per bottle. t6eey1
For snfa by i. JEwErT * Cos +, JohnsbnrY VT