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Lo~rr Dublin, January 10, 1851.
ONIONS.

These who are tesuous Of raising good
onions, should remember that the best time
for sowing the seed, is the fall. But in cnses
where tbs cannot be done, no time should
he lost in setting the crop in early in The
spring. No matter how cold the ground may
he, Il il is not too humid to work, dig and
prepare your beds al once, and having soaked
your seed intepid or luke,warm water, for
twenly.four hours, or in urine and sonp suds,
SOW and roll the surface smoothly, and you
win secure good md abundant crop. The
soaking OF the seed secures two very impor'
tan, advantages, yiz:--lt matches The eggs Of
the onion worm, which has recently proved
so destructive 10 this root, in some seciiqns,
and gets them out Of the way before the
pnionsare sufficiently developed 10 become
objects Of prey, and sofiens the percarp,
which is Of nature 20 lndurated aud iena-
ciouslb The ordinary agency oflhe soil ire-
quently fails 10 molify Il; thereby insuring
he loss or MN germtnntion Of the seed. As
soon as the plants appear, SOW on ashes,
sooi, sulphur and gypsnm---lhree pounds Of
sulphur to ono bnshel oi The other ingredients
tan equal portion IL escb) being The quantity
requisite ~ two sqvnre rods, sss Is.
Bensalsm, January a, 1851. a,s ast
The man who has never Inken 4 newspa.
Der was seen 10 CicciDnaili laleiys lie was
lnquinng tho way 70 the pour house.
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ygisc ~ .s De,..ocr,.s /.

Democracy and freedom nre idtnticals or
rather without intellectual and noral as well
as political Ire, d.,m. there can lie no n,lr
democracy. To be a demacr 1, means som :
thing mare than 10 ne me,e ndheient of n
party, "a passive adtBHef Of n certain itrIn
sf GOV efnmenl, or even theoretical believer
in the cap.ci;y Of the 3eople Cor sci -gove'n-
meRt. BY this designations, we mean one
wh se soul is mhued arb The Rpirii of f,ee.
dam and Independence. oHa WHO believes
In lhe mobility Ot nature, VIM respects the
individual mn. snd Whn scerus all the arih-
eiai d siinctions and dip,siuns which form
and fsslllen have crealed IN sIciey, aud in
tbe wnrld., a oat 1.7
Our democracy has no sympathy fer such
shnt usuiIs 'is u me ~ not fm m'ny ~hO u.s.
suHe its r0lors Incttlsas clpak 10 fhef
evil designs or uahoiy sspira,nas. Wsh
the cieaiures of fnction snd fraud--,he
slaves of parry. end the enemies Of all civil
authority aud constituted iesiraint we can.
moi fellowship These men are not demo
eatss though they may clam that title.
True demncracy is taught alike by nature
snd christianity. b, palure, IN she genera
lsws whieh govern ell h'r operations, and
undef which oil her bless nss are dis
psnssa = dispensed alike TO the ignorsn
and the Ieafnsd 1.-The wise and the sim
pie sins fici. and the popr. By christianity
n tisai che recnga'zes the neiH,al eqnaiiiy
III oil men, and hold .ul ia each ane the sam.e
spiritual tight and glarians hopes. These
IRE flls silnl doctrines af .he grest Te1cher
--wbiie a. love ihy neighbH as myself, and
e aato others ss yoa would that they slIosld
70 uoio yoiI, are The saered iHinnetions de-
lissFsd 70 his folIawsrs- Who then. that
sess1es The teachings Of naiae, or ptolesses
~ doctrines af christianity, scoT al the
principles Of democracy
Let all j morfnis be ttae 10 themselves
md their paine.pless--les them exhibit the
i;slsnenee nf he latter inlhetr daiIy walk and
eahxalsaiiun. 81 wellas III tie ordinary walks
II III Iet thamsaeser paFmit ps4ty Interests
sReiafinn RgfmdIce.o or personal or business
sassasas ions ,ssiesd ihrmtodn vihIence 10
I'LL snIsli nj their pslsaical creed. and the
aaila vii ~ be kong 10 de1e,mini.ng s'wbo
= s's1aesaaIv
KaAsdosn Eqnslrv.- Eaacafinn - Chris
siaHsE# 7 n sfeaS, II ! ft,e eletnen,s II nue
Blasaaz9af y Okig Eagle
1s.a 'f8 tfsi lg WE
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GEN HOUSTON AT HARRISBURG.

The following from the Harrisburg corres-
pendent Of The Philadelphia Statesman, an
able and Jealous democratic paper recently
established, is the only accoun, we have Of
Gen Houston's visit 10 the capitol Of Penn
sylyanis, on Saturday last:
1.-THE Borough was aroused io-day from
a long sleep BY The arrival Of General Hors-
t0n. lie received hearty welcome from
our citizens, aud especially from the Indies.
whose guest understand be is, Of rather
was % be. The old General addresses q
large assemblage ofladies and gentleman IN
the Hall Of The House this evening, pev.
er saw him look better; his open, franz
counienance, bGspcSks heart that ,hIobs
10 unison with the misses, lie is PLAIN
looking man, but Of commanding mein--he
looks The soldier 10 admiration and is Al ac>
gentlemas. Ii whntcyer company
he min2lcshe will be the censfc 81 attraction
to a large number. IIis smooth silvery
voice IL conversation has chain about Il
that is irresistible, and no wonder shoi
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To the Union.


FRon UNIT. T
GiHni aggregate Of nations,
Glorious whole of gloriSus parts,
Unto endless generations
Live united. hands and hearts!
Be Il storm or summer weather,
PeaeelHl calm or battle jar,
Stand in beauIeous strength together,
Sister States, as nov eare!
Every petty elass-dissension--
Heal il up ne quick as thoughti
Every paltty place-pretension--'
Crashii, rs thing Of naught;
Let no narrow, private treason
Your great onward progress bar,
But remain, in right aud renson,
Sister States, Us now ye are.
Fling away absurd ambition!
People, leave thatioy to kings:
Envy, jealousy, suspicion
'- Be above such groveiing thingsl
In each others joys delighIcd,
All yonT hate be juys Of war,
And by all means keep united.
Sister States, us now yo are! 1
We're | hut some scorn ful stranger,
Still my counsel wDu Id be just
Break the band, and all is danger,
Mutual fear, and dark distmsti
But you know me for brother.
And friend who speaks from far:
BE as one, then, with each other,
Sister States, as now J c are!
So, n peerless constellation.
May those stars forever blaze!
1T Three.nnd- ten-times- b reefold nation,
Go ahead in power and praise!
-, Like the many breasted goddess,
fFhrcned on her Ephesian car,
Be one heart in many bottles,
Sister States, ms nov ye are.
MARTIN L. TUPPER.
ALDURY, january Is, 1851.
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.GuiIes an s6sSe' ;fet'it-he such as is worthy
,hs proud name si Virginia.
sm.wlih great Tespeel, ycur relative and
friend, SAN. liursTuN.
HOn. JOAH Beicher. RiehnOad. Va.
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The following poem by Martin =. Tuppefs The
readers viii be pleased TO lean that al. Topper
proposes 10 visit this country during The pt sent
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-03-12

FLAG CoHon.--The re suit Of the experl.
ments which have been made nj Rochdale,
England, for the purpose q adapting fix 70
cotton machinery'is said 10 be very encour-
aging. Bssid Z spinning llle yarnin different
proportions Of fix ..and cotton, and from the
pure fibre, aud also The weaving Of hose,
flannel and other fabrics from Tie yarns so
produced, i isreporied that several pieces of
calico are being successfully woven. Il had,
moreover, Tong been ascertained ilMi org
sbto can rs welt and as easily be prep aTed
ffom The ilx os Tie sho,l, and n,ay Lc fpun
dry.
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BEAurIFnL INCIDENT, Fifteen years ago'
lie noble structure known as the Methodist
Book Establishment, in New York, was de-
slroyed by fire. Aiming the burning frag-
ments of bouks aud printed sheets which
were whiricd aIolt on the wings Of the flames,
and borne onward npon the wings of the
wind, was a page Of the Bible containing
the sixty-fourlh chapter Of Isaiah. Il was
picked up on the morning Of the confl,gra-
tien about twelve miles distant, on Long
Island, aud before the catastrophe was known
there. Il was indeed a winged messenger,
oftruh ina double sense, for The. facts no
less striking than authentic, that every word
OF tho page WINS so maucd ns 10 be eligible
save the eleventh verse, which read in tue
following words:
"Our holy and beautiful house, where our
fathers praised thee, is burned up Nth fire;
ond oil our pleasant things are laid ,OasieN
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Whd Railroads de for Land. Tho
Wheeling Times says that land along the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio ra,lrosd IN
Virginia, has lncreased In the average 300
per cent, and the amount Of land now be-
lag prepared fnr cultivation is greater hnn
ever cultivated before. A farm IN West
GAINESVILLE which had been offered for $i2,-
600, has since the Railroad was locsted a.
long its borders, been sold for 5 10000. 10
Newark, o., tavern stand which had Ten-
ted for $500, on the CO mpleiion Of the
Gaiifoad, rented for 8 800.
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Gen. Houston and Ihe Pre- e,Idency,
From the North BrvncIl Bradford t'Oun'yj
Democrat Of the 18th inst.
THE PREsIDENcY.


Puole opinion, on the subject of the mex
PresideHcy, is ebbi' md flowing, with a
vascillstioa unparalleled in any period pre-
ceding nomination. Al one lime the enIiIe
voice of The Democracy OF PennsylSnpia
ssemed to indicate a choice for Gen. CAss.
and to fight again the battle, with the same
standard bearer that We had in lSiSi 10
raise once Ih1rs the digof our principle 9, and
by vigorous rally, repel second attempt
10 substitute heruism for sound political fniih,
as the only qualification necessary TO rule
over the destiny OF this great nation And
then public opiuion hills, as if overcome hy
some sudden chill, aud the question is signif.
cantly uskcd, what was our success when We
tried Van Baren the second time? What has
been the success ofth Wings with Clay!--
and are not these things omnuus? Then iae
serried radks take courage, aud move on
again; but here and there are scores of the
rank and file, left behind, talking about the
Hero of San J1cinlo, the friend of JdcksOa
The friend of the people. As they becume
familiar with bis brilliant talents, his indum.
table cneFgy, and eveniful life, their coun-
ienances gleam, iaey raise ths shnuf. and up
goes the flag of the Hero of San JAcinro
their rahksgather strength, and on they move
And thus, a, intervals, are other names added
TO the list, and another current sweeps on
Who will be the lavurle man, il is difficult Ia
predict. There is no cOncealing tina fact
that Gen HOUSTON is gathering strength
in all parts Of the Union: aud his cause, like
a spec at first, is spreading over the poIteo
horizon. lis name, like that Of Gen Cass
I is not acceptable TO the Southern nulifisrs
and it is possible some others in lh1t region
might feel their pride aud vanity rcbuked by
his nomination. The incidents of Houston's
lie, perhaps the most thrilling and interesting
Of any man in this or amy other country
would diffnse an enthusiasm that would move
the people, MS they were moved in tho mem
orable days of The Hero Of New Orleans.
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Tho man who has never lnken newspa.
per was seen 80 CicciDna,li laleiys lie was
lnquring tho way % the poor house.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-06-06
MOTOR ATTY

THE SySitm Of Curing Disc Sc bY NaiiuniRGliup
l.Hgii>iur .lLoI,oD
JycJIIS ,ov, ,,xtLoJ Of ,.,.,,,;,.,. p,,...
~ NV NV" vi ''"t'l'9 hoLAF'
IL SIS CrERI' IN winch no supporters, pfs'HrcS %
any o' We usual treatment OF me nay Is employed
mas p'rI' now IL! usr 1uHcIeI' lilhe TO remove al
uoupt as u" on, ~ ltaatuGan,iy: IN ,,,,,.....
HIfh'7 ~ - 'ihDIC AZ INS III | IL.
Ml.r't 'i' u'scoNr'! WIS udo'' every variety OF us
e"Sr incldcn' 10 women Is treated with nnNayua
ccIl"'l.y -. HucC'SS' heretofore uh"hoWn' MANY
I'S'S ol I3aiHuS C'tr are mere cured IN t."
unyI a''H t'lg ,,loSi ulllicn' III rev. wee u.s. !"
p,H,uGe ,,S "'.i"' IrHti the patients
''iy,e' t." Il" pam VI '',Ji"nN'!'IcH'''
". '"' '..TN"' -. "'''' ".,''' "P'h'leSHeS 'hi'
SySu'i. y 'Iu'"y t"'Cr"'' 0'''raI 'iondituI uaN
airu"y prr" cu!'u "I "c'' ulseaS'H 10y iuls Motor
P'ui. ".'''l'": mn" '.e discovery j. " recon-
".'-'' .l, u! "'' We VI ii'''HI@ every case
tSS'','y' u"t we uir WING 10 rurf ll"""
'P',I %-'t''I'"'' VII" .i"Se WHO hitr an exam
;ha""l are hN'Ii mo ilt IuNtlWlon' To board
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old GALEN'S HEAD

~N nLD GALENS HEAD
H. aM " DlSPENSARY. No &c
JlaSfSSsASA BEAVER STREET, Clinton
NSys S2@yslp) Hotel Buildings cslnhlishrdov-
VA ASSSSStyAA "r haIt century and still con-
AE$ss&jINSHXA tlnucd Tor the removal and pre-
SStNIEsG1ylSfEdv entlnn OF the Nenrreal Disease
~>SST5l tLS1&kt without mercury.
>>SsN5GK%3&H NoU remedies dnd gUickc cures
SNNSXTeS E&NS- ErccIt cases o Injection cur
'>-SA>S eS<0~ ed in a few hours hya single ap
plicotion, without any medicines, and without cnus-
my pain.
LING Stunning and DiGcuh Cases. Doctor A
GROIN has gained himself great reputation for
the cure OF long standing and unwise treated secret
Diseases whether mild or viruIrnt; and from an rx-
pcrcucc that very seldom fails TO the lot Of nnv
physician, he is enabled to warrant prrect md
lasting cure in any and all eases Of above named
diseases.
Take Pdrticuldr Noticc-Thcre is n habit which
boys teach Cach other at the academy or cOlrpr-o
habit INDUCED in when by himself in solitude.
growing ny with the boy 10 manhood few of those
who indulge in this prrncious practice are aware
OF the consequences until they lind tho nervous sys-
! TEN shattered feel strange aud unucountabIr feel
mgs, and vnGne Tears in the mind
Dr. ;. Il. " oodward Superintendent of the Hos
pltnl tor the Insane, has the following remarks on
| this practice; "For the last four years" he saws,
1T has fallen TO my lot to witness examine and
mark The progress Of from ten to tNrntytyr IN SOS
daily, who have been the victims of this drbnsiug
habit, and aver that no cause Whatever which ON.
rtat"% on the human system prosrracs all its rnrr-
,n,, hn,,. , ',n Ia,o' an equal tH-
cnus,. ,lnn, tLn, ,r,,, lI ", ",ocy rom ms
-, If ,nsoi,itr md ,I Wv ',u', c'uN,S OF h'hn-
c,s,s ,rrr,nrJ,i. ,m h, up ,,o' ItSut' "th'r dts
nv si,i , r"r Of iI IpHn" III us Tram,
nm LnI,. and mimi ~. ~, NJ ~ I'N's's" UP
| Iif. mi u.L. ,.yis,,., ~ a"s l'' h1lp'n'Ss OF
h. ~ The ,yfrcn,, nv "''c"eu ana llIscia-
l'ounn UruP re-, M FLEA ,,,,.,..,..
from u,9kinT v,nr c.s, - 'n""'Sy urter you
| rrsnrctnhilitv Cnu ,Inn,. t.t,; " ""' No. from
nnr.s hims.It unL.r Ur ~ r YOU ne VINO
mon, NM, r.,;n,,.iv .,,I IA an" MS treat
tIrnnn md IN Whose h.',, , a. H. "ouo as gen,
The secret Of lis n't,,i VII oe forever locked
| There nrr vrrv few mon i, ,l., ,,...li..,
Is sal. ia rrposr r"nt;I.nr. ~ ~" WIG III whon 1t
| J.lirn,e rni,rn ,Th, ,,n ,si,'i''y III cases OF
srirurr will yhi.h rho yp ,,"n rr 10 n',lc -
ma,y di.1rno.utm'.r,s ~ vhi.i' Is m,ifu, ana nal
snIr,d bv ron.nI,,,,,, s , 'r "!uIiun"'r are
o more nstirr IN r,,,ir :, irno'IS II matte
and noiui ilr,n to ,bt snr "t"IlSt u"',t
| ,s r'J,r ,I. man, ,,,, ""fc""I rtposc, which
| Crniy No M RnnI.r.,,,, Al 'eH,I'td Df La
! ia ErmoI,sr Dr IN f f.'"!,.' ~ !
whout rrhrnrsir,, the Ii,"A' 90 beaver street
nhrases usually r1snr,oI ~, h. "iiu common pIace
| will onIy state that nil t,.,r,i: L ';o!"E ,luhchH
ever name or nntur, nr,. ,r.I hI'S u "iat
". The most conyeni,.,, ro"n ny m.,n successful
| ,oor J., lns nI '' i.' 'o"S always IN reserve
Elm, ,,;,b rnr I, We'll 10 c9hsnt regular physi-
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IntS elegant pre-
paratlon is fast ia
king the place of
all other articles in
use, for restoring
and dressing the
Hair. 1t prevents
the Hair rom illl-
ing off, promotes
its growth removes
dandruti, and re-
stores the natural
and ! xuriant
growth oithc Hair
all cases OF bald
ness. 1t also re-
moves pam and
heatirointhe head,
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALylM

cures rry mdHy ui the most trOp9y marked and developed
cases ct pulmonary r77pioH-REAL pudooi cases Of
htcTaied and dstdf LUNGS-such boDs cases ma were
never before cured by any other medicine So uuy hope.
less were of the afflicted persons az 10 have been ma
n"uhccd ny MyS,raRs and friends to be ACTUALLY DYING
some VINO mai their butiHcuthes made have been cured
ana yet vcOthcrs who it said would not live another
day' are now as well aud hearty ms they ever were
II possesses all the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
as powerful ana active as the preparation which call
BRANTS INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT.
This differs from that because this possesses sepr1l oi
fdato"S which are peculiarly adapted TO- are eeaaL
" neCoSSdrV to cure
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remedy ior all diseases OF the scalp. It gives the
lhIr brilliant, glossy uStrous, siken texture and
h'athy, vigorous appearance. No Ladv's toilet
can DC complete without this indispensable article.
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ELEGENT AND INVALUABLE
ARTlCL Els FOR THE OILET
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID.

l.
FOR RESTORING, PRESERVING, AND EMBELLrsu-
ING THE HAIR.
me toHolning Certificate, tram DR.. lTigslo,, J,,,;s
o"P o. me mast eminent PhgSicians Of Roston
THL Sioc the eSfHHtion in lrhicL n i, LsJj I tH
Sc"Hihc aHd learned, 6eing one opI,, NJ 49, ~"
similar 0HtS. my - "'""g
~. ~. BosToN, Feb IS. 1850
-uF, ~ ~ bosie,-Sir. The preparation invented
10y you for the hair has been .yr.nsiyi, s ~ ,
1iil{' ana ihey give the decided Drrtrr.ncs owe,
an "lher compositions OF the kind Fl invigoro,e.
".u t"u'"l's the hair, and cransrs the skin OF ali
'nPu!ru'S "'lhoul producing any ultimate drlerrri
Gus elects, which So trruurni = Tho rrsnl, 81 49,
wen known patented compounds
WINSLOW LEWIS.
II Is an indispensable article for the Iod,.s ,s i
hrtPS e mar ~ place and curl and the SKIN or part
. IG a. lt nar nee from dandruf and scurt F.,
"'uSs 'he foundation OF good head OF hair
BOGLE'S ANGLE.
COMPOUND FOR suAy1xc
This delightful article is totally ditI,rsr, ,o.c.,
superior TO anylhlng vet invented tor sharing tn
base OF 1t IS derived from the Aole or snon r,n,'
Oh Nunlfnla, an article used by the natives of that
country l"r Washing and thus, the use OF strong al.
ana detergent properties have the purpsi AMI n,ost
nourshng ELECTS on the skn-it sootbes and allnys
irritation, and has fine, thick creamy Iather WHICH
b sba,a ".} on me lace. II Is decided axury to
pe shaved with tins Incompatible soap. II is done
UP III t9Eanl style ca lcuated either for the dressing
case OF the rough and ready traveller or the ti,,
OIL the most tasudlous connoisscur
BOGLE'S HEBEAIONA.
FOR REFRESHING AND BEAUTFYNG THE COM
PLEXION.
EIadlcanng Fans, Pmples, and other ernptior. #
thc SKIN, and rendering 1t fair delicate and b'oom,,
equally eiiIeaclous in protecting the skin trsn,
the NOT suns OF summer, and freezing blasts of Mn
yer and Is the most fragrant and delicious nt,ic 70
be found at the toilet OF fashion, "''''' ~
All the above articles have stood the fest og the
sulcfsi investigation, and are wARRAS1In sunerior
10 anything yet invented but, not found 10 NOV
by my Agents WhI ROGIE' -. u' IsIs"u'n
limo >, ,s,o ~, flashing on-st, Boston
WY!
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TEE n a VI II le 4 q AN
LIVE SICK
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
VINCENNES, INDIANA.
CHARTER UNLIMITED. GRANTED JANUARY >, 1850.
Capital-iOO, 900.
exc nnn Dam


o. Stockholders INTELLECTUALLY LjaLic.efO
E'OR THE INSURANCE OF HORSES. MULES
L PRIZE BULLS, SHEEP and CATTLE, Of
every description, against the combined risks OF
FIRE, WATER, ACCIDENTS and DISEASE; also upon
stock driven 20 mar ket or transported.
Lo%ScS ShdH be adjuStcd and pdid in money cur
r-Ht, W the Agent MkiHs the RISK dHd in caSe ot
diYute tie sad Company GiHd Themselves 10 be
gorcrn'd Lg the C0HItS 0t the suite Of I'crm0Ht.
"lndcmnlty is what the community want, why
not then with the same proprlcty, insure horses and
cattle against fire, building both are liable -
Against accidents on ferry boats, vessels, crossing
bridges, &c, Nc., as TO insure a ship against its
perll-, or Steamboat against blowing up or sink
mg Why not insure horses aud eat e against dis
ease or death, to which they liable Tor the henc
III OF the owner as to insure mans lie Tor the ben
EFT OF his family None can therefore doubt the
propricy OF the enterprise, its utility aud benefit
to the community The capitals held 10y highly re-
sponslbIe men, and is wholly unimpaired and the
public may rest assured the business will be faith
fully and hunoraby conducted
Hos. JOSEPH BOWMAN, President
JAMES ii. THOMPSON, Secretary.
WV BuRTcH, Treasurer Mcrcht,
and Prcst Nmcennes Branch OF 81 Bh. Ind.
The subscriber is authorized 10 issue PoliricS tor
the a6ore- named Institution, on as tar0rabie
te'nS dsdny responsible Company.
j. +. MILES, Ag't. LOiiice at Ilinesburgh
Jan. l6, 1851. w3Oyrl
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Feat Tiers.

I'VE GEESE FEATHERS Of the
Rest Kind Just received and for sale Mt Mich
OIL Cash store. formerly Lovrlys, Church Street
burlington June? AZ d5lw5Or
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NOT CIL,
PUREST'

/ LIQUORS & Wines, Albany Cream AlC
and London Porter, constantly on hand and +,
sale Tor Medicinal, Mechanical and Chemical pl
poses only by W. BIIA1CH,
Wmooski Falls w5Oif
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LIVER COMPLAINT

l..
See the cure of Dr. HJbord of stanford Ct and others
Dyspepsia !
See the of r Ujic0r mcrchant of Atica Wyoming
Co.. N Y, and many more in our Pamphlets.
Dysentery and Summer Complaint
in Ch3drs1 and Adnhs arays crei. Ucqkt children
Will become fdH hcatdy and hearty and grow rapidly by
the use OF this BALSAM.
No mother need ever mourn the death Of her child by
cholera Infant nm, while tccthing, If BRdNT"S Pull
MONARY BALSAM be administered 1t should he, for
such cases, given in larger than the ordinary doses
"l ~''' %. - 'i''.7 =, ,,.A,.,ld IuLu. y. PEcE
burlington, Lyon and Alexander, Charlotte G. ID
" chcr, limrsnurgh; w. W. Keith Il Co., Shel.
lum l.. Spencer Colchester Centre y. 3.
NImonds 4. Co., and Ilurhut, Wiihston; :
\. Cant y Co. and Jas Nichols, Wcstt,rd K Fur
GlS"n, Essex II. y !. Cakes, l'nIrrhiI Beach II
Howe. .rrch"; II. \. Ashley, Milton Falls and by
Druggists and Merchants generally.
All letters and orders must be addressed to Wal.
ace n Co., 30i Broadway New York.
June 70, 1870. wj2vl
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3L.lB.RST'ER U.lRE.

LUST received AZ ~ Crockrrv and Glass Ware
a. House. a of .Aabas,er Ware, consisting o.,
Lamps, &c. A new article.
BELYEA & ALDRICH
No Exchange Building Collrge-st. d&wtf
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ADAMS HOUSE.

fF@' ITNllE aboAc House is one Of Il c
Sa4I- L best furnished houses in the city central Y
pcalce. with all the modern Improvements necessa
ry for the comfort of the travelling public
The proprietor, late OF the Parker House, New
Bedford, confidently hopes Ivy strict attention to the
wants of his guests to merit a continuance Of its pa
irons and the patronage OF its former patrons and
friends. 5. ROBBINS.
Boston, March ~. ISL. w3JmOS2
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one Of tie Greatest Discover Is Of the Are
WHITES Hair HecstOratiyc:

, L pWC7V Tcgcf0J7c fOnlJlound
FOR RESTORING, BEAUTrYlNG, CLEANSING SOFTEN
ING AND DRLsslNG TIE HAIR.
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UI1 MONU RINGS AND PINS.
A FEW fine rea' Diamond Rings aud Pin,
"A and Rich Jcwrlry Of new and rare patterns. and
stock OF rich and fancy articles, suitable tor ilol-
day presents, now oprung by
Dec, p BRINSNAID, BROTHER & co.
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a Y esED FRAUD!

NEAR 80 PER CENT
IMPORTANT CHANGE!
ALLIE
N6gW0i Pain E.r
tract0r, the original and
: only genuine, IN n new
envelope and much larg.
er boxes.