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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-16
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WILLIAMS
BALM OF LIFE.

FOR Cnlda md Coughs, Fever and Aguc, Pthis-
n ic and Asthma, Pain IN the Head Kidney com
plants, Piles, Rheumatic Anecthus, Rruscs and
Sotcs Severe Burns, Cnukcr, Weakness Of the Som
nch, Painters Cholc, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
and Tooth Ache. rf.t 3 - II -tt ~.
InoHernE the Balm Of Life tn the public, do not
offer II, "a certain cure, hut do assert from posi-
tive cxpegruro II any of the nbove diseases not
confirmed by neglect, or other causes, and relief ~
-pos-ai,ie4 ms preparation wtETrnrd &C.. For Rhou-
matism and Burns, Colds and Coughs, Br1iiscsnnd
general Debility il Is almost certain alSp
certify that mono bat that purchnssd direct nom my
sole Agents HILL. CHANDLER q co,
Wholesale Druggists, "a 4 ~ \. Market & Chatham
streets Boston Mass, ~ genuine.
-- ----l IS, S. WILLIAMS,
-ff IPSWICH England.
+. " Dealers purchasing can at any time within
one year. return puy uuSold anil their nor,Fy rclnn-
ded Price 50ctspor bottle Liberal discoidht hy
tire IipgeTs. I2ll6-
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Summer Arrangement, 1851.
Sullivan Railroad Notice.
FEz 80 -


Completion If he R4iitsdy On COHScctiruf
iiuer, Through fyoa he White Hiis, ~.
JohnsJury, &c., 10 .Ner iort ftoice duly
DASSENGERS leave ~. Johnrbury az n via
n sullivan and VI Valley Railfunds, dine ht
SprnPAed aud arrive la New York at Gr.n
Leave ~ ITO, take supper az Springfield and ar
rive in New lork ut ~ A.
Leave New York ~ 4 -, dine at Springfield, ar
rive at ~. Juhuslury fnme evening.
1hls is the only direct Railway route Ia Spring
field, Sc from Northern y. Hampshire, Eastern
Vermont and the direct route frun the White ll-
90 Sarntupu, sc. via bellows talis and Rutland.
Passengers leaving ~. Johnshnry nt $50 and
ITO, via sullivan aud connecting Roadr arrive Ia
Boston NJ 80 and T.aO o. A., connecting % Fitch
hutgh with the trains ior Worcester, &c. aud Ut Gro
luu for Lowell, Lawrence aud Salem,
lnro the Same az by any other ruute.
Passenger cavc Boston, fitcbhurgh Depot, at
$50 nnd " via Suliynnend arrive ~ ST. lohufhu-
~ ahd intermediate Htaiunr soon ~ by any uther
ruute. Freight Inun, cach way daily.
u. \. GAGE. supt Sullivan H. u.
G,arishort, " H., Ing, o, isbl, 1a29
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Professor A. c. Barry's

FENmcmIiEEovs, or MEpicArEp coMrouNp, The
v world, placed upon It's guard by the almost
daily detection of some plausible hWRbng, nov cN-
aInnes and tests every new article with scrupnlOus
care, aud nothing that Is not intrinslcally good oi
long flourish. Hurry's Tricophcrpus has beer sub
iectct tot this Ordeal for ion YEAR,, Every year it,
reputation and sales have ncrHsed, until more oft
Is consumed annually thHifor any othcrprcpnNtion
FOR tho tair evcr oifored 70 tile american public
The discovery tlint Il will cure diseases OF tho
skim snd cansc wotnds and ulcers 20 heal and clcse,
relieve MI external inflammation, and remove clio
pain and itching incident 10 stnPs, bites, scratches,
CUTS hrrus, scalds 6su., has greatly entiancod the
salo Of tho article and II Is now known aud used
Tor these pnroses ~ wollas 10 renew, beantify and
cleRnse the hRir in livery city and town In the I'M
ion. 10y III .a4
Its extraordinary chcapncss places II within tho
roach of the hunblest family, and its conceded val
nc lnsures ~ place on the most luSuous toilet
Mothers hud It the surust remedy ior spruusi cutN,
and other acuideps of thoirohdren; the agcd praise
IL rs cure fur the rheumatism, md nil tho ache
and pains TO which the musclcs arc subecii mud
the eiulr1int 10 distant lands prcharesit rs an abb
solute nGgnssnrv IN his outfit.
Sold In large bottles price 20 cents, OF tho Prnoi
pal Office, 1871 BROADWAY, New York. For sale
by the principal merchants and druggists through
out tho United tates and Canadn. Beware of the
counterfeit sold Mt 81 per bottle. l6soyl
For sale by l.. 1EwErr x CO., t,Johnshnry w
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This elegant
preparation II 'hst
taking the place
Of all other arti-
clos IN use for rc-
storingnnd dress
ing the Hair, II
prevents the hair
nom falling off,
promotes its
growth, removes
dandrun, and re-
stores the Natural
and luxhfbait
growth ofthe hnir
m all cases OF
baidness, II also
removes pain and
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TIIE LOVING nEART.

We've been happy pair, my JOAN
Thee thirty years OF murci
Aud yull ,dc NOV pwt ilny Ygri
And ! an nigh thrce score
You then we're Young md fair my Joan,
Mlula.pigc t'ight aud iulli
Tho thcrc we're bunny lAsses, you
wcrg unrest of them all
EehlsshL,ltlA-L,S IN o'r old ehGFciS "a
You with bcwitohinF gmcr,
And with sweet and pIous hook
Fird your accustum'd place
Iloyci YOU Cor your many charms
Your good and loving hcArt
Morc priced by me than oil else was
That IN, FAR bviicr part
ruc..'d ,hnt she who loved 80 well
rolcad eodly iilc,
Wa. the right one q man should eho''e
IuinuNu a faithful wife,
That uc..'d right my o IN dear Joan,
Our welded HE ms-rProvc,
For all tl,sst sean. ypIrye shown f"rine,
Amo,t wtirng luNc.
Thd'now yaur mruv rhnru- McFono,
You've sull that better pHrti
Tho duwry that YOU brought 20 me-,
fond and loving heart
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-16

~ Sbout 800 Scotch immigruntstrom the
Island of Skye arrived in Shcrbrookc during
the past week. They are fishermen from the
estates of Lord somebody, who is snid not on
" to have forgiven them n large debt, but
paid their passage TO Quebec. They are in
tending to work GA the railroad for the pres
emit hut we believe are destined ultimately
tor the Government settlement east OF this
.Afyhro0is Ga-
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GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE!
Whites Hair Restorative

APURELY VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
For Restoring, Beautyying, Cleansing, ,Scfl
ennlg and Dressing the HAIR. $50, .fo
remoping Pans and Hedi ia Ac Head,
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NEW FURNITURE,
LooKING-GLAss, FEATHER AND
CHAIR
Ware Rooms,
Furniture, and House FURNISHING
G GODS

lis Stock consists IN part Of he Joiio~ing ar
HcieS, re;
Sofs, Lounges, Mahogany Rock Chair, Cnno Back
Chair. French, Grccian, Revere and Round Pos,
Cane aeut Chair, h,ruaua Of various stylca, Tea
Pos, Frcuch Cottage Be'l-tca,s, common Bed
stcIls Mahognny, Cara and Coutrc Tables, Common
Tables, Toilets, Wash Stands, Sinks. Looking elias.
see, &C. Sc.
Pnrc live Gec,c Fcatl,crs Bedding, Curlsd lIusk
Mattresses, Hair Mattresses, lutc Manola and Rope
Mntt-. Wash Tubs pailg, Sc, &c.
Must Of the above goods are manufactured by
the Proprietor under his own supervision. Having
had several years experience Ia the manufacturing
and selling Furniture, and with his present fncili-
ties for carrying on the fumiuyf business, hr feels
confident that be win he enabled tp not Uply sell nj
prices, but give the purchaser u guilty Of good.
that cannot fail to suit
o." Rooms orer 4. hal s. Co.'S Store, 81.
JohnSblny. (7o4g
january, 1851.
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p DR.. cHRlsTIE's
GAI,VANIC NECKLACE

ID used nr all ooniplNiutt aoctnE The IhoaI or Head
such az Brobchttia rfammat uf the Throat Nervous
and sick fi~s~cer DiRsiasa 81 tbs load NeuraEn in
the Faee Du1stlg or Roaring IN the Ears Deafness
which "a generally NcrVouE and that distressing corr
plalrd called lilo DoloteuN.
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a. PERRY M ID.

Manufactured BY T. WHITE, Lowell Mss: SOLD
in Rostep, Wholesale, by Nilsnh, Eairhank K CO.;
nmpsic, Levi +, Parks; Wells River, + Shedd 4
Co; pnnyille, Nau, Dcmng & GO. Cabot. Splwn
Trussoll Mhfshhcld, Putnam 4 Wooster; montpe
licr, RcdHcld & Grnnns aud by my appointed a.
gents throughout the Union. Tl@yl
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DR.. cHRisTtE's -
MIC BRACELRTS

ARE found OF vast service IN OF Gnnvusons or bits
sparmodic Complaints, and general Nervous Anceunns
nl the HEAD anA upper estrswitiss ALSO 10 fAlsy nnd
Paralysis and ell dseeass oansi by deaeieney oi pnwe
BODY
M No trouble or ineonvenicneH attends the usq Of
DRO CITRTST'fEsSl G.aLT.4NfC ARTICLES 'snd
they may BY the most feeble and delicate with
psrlret case and safety In many cesea thu sensation
stt.udtnn their use Is AigAiy pisassu aud asrseabir
TAcy can be sent to any part % the country
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DARK HOURS.

Tlorc are hours, dark hours that mark the /
history of the brightrrt year, For not whole I
monlh in any or the millions Of the past per-
h,ps has the sun shone brilliantly all the 7
time and thcrc have been cold, stormy days,
10 every year. Aud yet the mists and the
shadows Of the darkest hours were dissipatcd
and lifted away, Tho crurlost Of Ice iclter
ba,, hDpn LraLon and dissolved, and the
iuu,t luiou. storm coon loses is power 60
iBm.
Aud What a parallel r. al this Of human
iit,--,.f eaF il,ailieNorld. wber The the hear
works 10 rs destiny hhors, litrr, TOO, we
have The oye~hadoging Of dark hour, and
many "a cold blast chills the heart 10 ~ very
core. But what matters H. Man is born a
hero and it Is only by darkness aud storms
that hcroi-m sain. ~ greatest and best dcyel-
opmcnt and illustation--thcn it kndlcs tho
Llack cloud into blaze Of glory, aud the
Storm beats tmorc rapidly to rs destiny
Dcrpair not thcn-ncyer give up, while one
rood power Is yours, use H. disappointment
win be- realized Notifying failure may at
tood this effort and that onc-hu. only bc
honc,,, aul struggle on, aud il will all work
well ifuoi in time, then IN eternity.
q, How much there Is in tic power Of a
single ir'rcitous word in po,try towards maxi
mgapc,tcct picture to the mind Of the read
crl II often mvcs,s an innuimatc object with
almost actunl life. and makes the landscape q
saotiout thing. Here ARE Il iew lines that
liycin our mcmotS-6om Proctor, Barry
-G...,.a-,ll, -Ia!-ll1e=Ay Aich-nrc
cnduenty in illustration OF the. The poc,-is
sitting ai uighlfll upon green meadow hank
with his little daughter by hissile, looking Mt
ths .cuing sun, and the twilight cvhalations
-,-,rl-r----i ~ i4--,.'.e.-,i't-. teHEa-,
"-- Hcrc will We ~
rio whsle tho Mn goes down the glowing west,
NrIddu, the ho'py Ojr.
rvhnuv FROM Oic iucndovs ticneetarous breath
!, -,.-l- L2 IL sla
E',s,, her ,Lrei nj prrtiaq"
Thcrc IS action as we'll as vitality in this
tc1utltui simtto. Shakespeare paints similarly
when be Says:
elbow v1f- thc-moonlirhi sleeps upon Won bank"
Now, suppose he had written "rcsts upon
yon bank" how tame in comparison would
the word have been; and yet il would be e.
punlly correct" What is it that gives 10
the following line from Campbell's Battle of
IIohcnlindcn" its almost terrific force but q
single word
"Fur flashed the rod artillery"
That little vor,l Of one syllable sets th,
distant horizon all a-gIow with the bursting
flames from the dccp-mouthcd ordnance
Wherefore, yc minor bardlipgs, look to your
acccssores,- IHpers' Naq0-iae.
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RECOMMENDATION.
Certificate ofDr- pkRUy, Portsmour.,, n, H.

Certificate ofDr. PERtY, Portsnouts,, N. HI
PoRTxNouTtt, Sept. go, 1870.
MrJ.P r. MoHsi,. Agent for ''Mhite's Hair Restor~
alive; Deir Sr--I deoun It my duty TO state some
facts respecting the nestimahle value of Whites
ResterutiNe Severnl Ncnrs ago, after severe fit
of sickness wife lost all other hair the scup APP
peared discussed, and the hair grew ont brash and
uneven. About yonr NgO, by another ft of sick
ness, she lost all Other hair second time, nnd for
long time there apparently action in the scalp
After various applications was mduceh to try the
5ovr 1rItiUrc Restorative, aud now, utter Vie use
ette- her l-rl4a- tsF.As's est "a thak A.
lustTous, and of ma beautiful color ever. Fur
thermorc, for long time have been afflicted with
neuralgic and Other pains ~ my head, Alh have
idund Il the hest external remedy hnvniever tredi
lean thSreiane ehecrfully recommends To all who
afflicted above the best article have ever
seen Most respectfully yours &c.
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3. Truth is stranger than Fiotion.''


Rheumatism, bronchitis and Dyupepaia.
REV DIT lands, A CLERGYMAN
q New Jersey OF dsths ulsho4 s,,unsu,s sud exalted
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and IL sovereign remedy for MI diseases of the
scalp II gives the Haira brilliant, glossy lustre,
silkoa texture, and healthy vigorous appearance.
NJ Ladys toilet can DO complete without this indis
pensablo article
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THE IND.

AcniIe boz ~ socket lying
FI,rkodug, fading. frightening, dylngT
Iht Aniuum lsaf fast rufilingbyf -
Astmlu u musio's latest sigh,
Tho Skinner Winds Inst h.iliHg breaih,--
A mpumu toue which tells Of dssih
A 6rr whose omlpr scarce are burniugl-
A spirit 60 irs God rstuminFl
Asun anthrudshed from ga place,
Asvsimn RlnI'ldng w ipaeoi
Ihusall thing end save God
Tbus all thing end ala sald 80 90
ON aught tayr cud that Lives belawf
lsuuthumisss ths eud ofstdLf
aud Void the epwnlug point Of lloY
AnnIhlutonl IL there eught
save nadu,st 10 the moVstnuf thonEh 7
We boldly ,ay o hing sendIae'-
$50 mean fOuo change b Ger u pondingi
Dos matter changed and changed musi be
TUTUYrF itiTT FHTHF riTHUFrrTr -r'Tf
Thu, al lhipw change save Cod
Tie year q ending quickly dying
Yet lingering stiII uinpur usl dyiogf-
with mltedug Footsteps, falling fast
AfeW more daye and then the lHst
Ills bunks nre closeli each broken vow
Recorded therc against lls now,
IN fearful smnoness there must stay
Zach Thought, zach scene nov past away
Ave. p,.i, and ended though they be-
Tie end NJ all thiugs veshnll teei
llut that The end Il not yoi'
Where puo- the candle wheuit dles1
Tho lenG themusic, summer s'glw
A dnishct Thought, world, DEATH,
Who're b tie home Of parted bIeatR
Where gocs icnr, an afe, nay umo
Where 10 the rsp, the great sublime
An. ull but ccutrc round their being,
l,.. GlaAi uuuIpoleni. All-secinsl
tucudlng, and unchanged ioTeNeri
In vain the end from Has We sever
Al end are bid in COP!
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"fur flashed the rod artillery"
That little vor,l Of one syllable sets the
distant horizon all a-glow with the bursting
flames from tho dccp-mouthed ordnance
Wherefore, yc minor bardlpgs look to your
aceeseories. Mrp,rs' lfaQasiae.
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FOR SALE.
The Farm OF the Subscriber,
CHAIRS CHAIRS I

400 CHAIRS, just received and far sale
1OO cHE,r by r. .iEHETTd co.
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fRuII IREES.

CULTIVATED AT THE NURSERY or
r. q H. AVERY, Smiles s w. of Burlington
Consisting Of Apple Pear Plum, Cherry. Quiae-, GRIP.
| FINES, Strawberries, &c. &c.
WE wond call especial attention to fine stock
their handsome shape, thrifty and vigorous growth,
and well furnished branches. Our stock consists OF
"yr CO. 900 Trees, from to feet high and embraces
an the leading standard varieties-tOgether with a
large stock Of new and kinds We cultivate only
such varieties in large numbers most worthy and
nave proven to be hardy and well adapted sc,l
;, APPLE TREEs-slo per 100 or 500 per 1900 LARGE
PEA TREES-Of the most approved klnds-sO cents
each q $40 per 100 DWARF PEARs-One year Old
yaLsO-TAe foilowing Tursery s,och.
Cherry Seedlings, Mazzard car old $40 per 1000
Apple Seedlings one year old 90 per 1000 Plum Seed
rr just grated and reidy for sitting in The Nursery
IN less number than 5000, SIS 0Oo in larger
$50 per 1890 apols Trees, year from graft, feet
high, $50 per 1000.
We would say that we have been engaged IS years al
the Nursery business in this State, and have of
argcSt and Oldest airing Orchards from which pro-
nre cuttings tor grating; aud have spar no pains
IN procuring and testing all highly approved kIns
and We hertore feel prepar furnish rees true t.
IN name Persons $ nding ord. rs who unacqiain
ed with the different kinds, assured that car fil Sc
ictnns will he mads from The very st. In alt case.
where variety is exhasfd by sales and orders canno
wholly he filled, the balance Of mtance will be re.
turned 10 the purchaser unless requested supply the
deficiency with 9th kinds. Trees deyered nj the Nur
eked and according TO order are then ~
he nsk Of the purchaser Those to b. forwarded by wa
TER will be label; and packed in such a manner thar
when at their stinaon will be found nearly quite as
fresh when taken from The Nursery and win be dev
'red AT the wharton on board Steamboat Burlington
without any additional charge except for packing.
0TAl orders accountant with The cash satisfac
f"y ference, directed 10 the propretors left with
Attn Clark, in Burlington, will meet with prompt at
'ention Printed Catalogues gratis ali postpaid
applicants. r. & II. AVERY
Oct. g7-lmsw RnrIinoto, Iowa |
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TO THE LADIES,

DETER NAPLES havin. been east, for the las
1 three months, is prepared to furnish the Ladie
Of Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin with tile most
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
ever offered for sale in the West
CARPETS.
nerain thr cry and Brussels very ates, patterns
inst from the manufactures druggetts and tabe-covers
French and American.
sHAWLS, DC,
large stock of shawls from 81 % to sl6; fashionable
honnets Of the very st material and made TO order by
variety Of Ladies' silkvelvt and fancy silk
NANTES and Mantillas.
LADIES' MUFFS.
The hest assortment brought to the cs.I'~ 7sc
10 SO.
DRESS GOODS.
French, English and German meroes from 49, 81 so
yard muslin de LANES, of very rich Styles from 15c
to 81 25 also, eashmers, apaccas and prints Of every
quality.
My Lamp and ,randole Departments is not equalled in
iowa; every style and quality, and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
Tea dessert and table spoons forks &C., Of the best quail
rich article Of Window Curtains, something new and
very beautiful
Iookine-Glasses, extra large sizes and very cheap
beautiful assortment Of Wall and Window Paper.
both French and American.
Ladies' Shoes of the latest quality Of Philadelphia
ufactur which is understood to be the best in the United
Staes also Children's and Misses in endless variety
Fancy Goods, of every description, style and qualty
trimmings, etc., and fact nearly every thing that is wan
ted.
shall be happy to have the pleasure of showing my
goods to the Ladies, at all fmes and would respectfully
say to the married Ladies who wish furnish their ho-
me CALI and you who expect to be married soon nov
IS the time to make good selection.
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Ar RIVAL OF Il II e
Ii
FRANKLIN.


| NEW DIRK, NOV. 60 r ~.
The franklin, Capt Moulton. arrived off tn
hook At l02, 4. H., to-day, and came up to he
wharf about l2 o'clock. She left Cove,
Oct. 23d, at6} ?. NJ, and has made an excel
lent run. The Africa arrived on the 10Th ult.
The advices from the Continent are devoid Of
interest. Kossuth had not yet arrived in Eng
land
The king of Hanover lies in critical condi-
ton. Accounts from Madrid are to the 18th
ult. The Editors of the Herald who had been
prosecuted for libel by the Governmenth had been
acquitted The Duke Derives, was talked of
for the Foreign Department A letter from Paris
states that matters are very serious. A Pleni-
potentiary from the United States had arrived
ff''m Vienna, commissioned to negotiate pos
tai treaty with Austria. The Ministerial crisis
in France has had an uufavorable effect on
Vienna Exchange. II is stated in Prussan
Journal that treaty Of commerce had been
ratiications exchanged. Great anxiety prevail
ed in England for the safety of the Washington,
which had been out Is days. It will be re-
membered that she returned here for repairs af- |
ter being out week. Bad news had been re-
;eived for the British from the Cape of Good
Hope $4,000 m>re troops are wanted. The
Queen Of Spain sent a congratulatory letter to
he Cubans, rejoicing at the defeat of the Tnva-
lers
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Money
asy. English funds firm; Consuls 973a97s.
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

NEW YORK, Nov. o.
The election in this city yesterday resulted in
largely increased Democratic Vote-the cleo.
ton Of democratic Aldermen in Is out Of 19
wards, and shows democratic majority Of
from two to three hundred. Kings county gives
a democratic majority of ,20O-Dutchess coun.
ty 2OO-Albany gives democratic majority
el.cting Recorder by 500. We have also
the following returns-Whig majority in Erie
county 2,O0O-Niagara 8o0-Orleans 7Oo-Os
wego 1OO-Broome 100-Chautauque 1890
Schenectady l0o-Ontario 800.
Democratic Observation-Disclosures 1910 ;
jefferson 200; Putnam 600; Albany 500; TIC
ga 40; Chemung 900.
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AND PAIN DESTROYER

MoasnxAp's MAorrric P.Asrsa IL confidently stated
the hast Plaster which has ever en- in,fodcsd to
n all those eompisinb for which piassrs have -
,er and is therefore used with Ike most rsin sucsess
in all cases Of General Debility, strengthening si,s
Boy, av;ns tone 70 IL VARIOUS Organs. and
SECONDLY Is q rrs.i .sSsovse.s Piahs, causing q
pours Of the sn 70 abscr virtues ,sAls srrse al
Pam, aud by This means every kind Of Pam ana
aeh :, Asa. and c,so.ss ase.-sasn, Lan.nass an
most surprising -ncess. and svcn in ca,a.rs ef ,.s
plants its effects havs he aloc. magical and in Liusr
Complaints il has never been knevn r. fail. RFPcaa
a1sH . Is -. aress gss @ a,
docs the wonde and pa-i LED vr'ues Of Nag
nec influence and vii TIER ore found q surpass-
Tic Dolor NJ, Nervous - ,sfrs ry-rr-r;a which is
entr ly rveus nisea2a, lefs;erey q E'rvaus aud
which arise from deranrement O. .e system.
BY its constant supply of Magnet Eectrsiiy il SUBJ
dues Nervous Ir'itahility, eqnazts he hrmal At.
secretion of the Liver and Kidn Us. all Spas
modic Affections, and anays Nervous Irritation.
critics. it will be sclfevident thar the Magnetic Plaster,
must be Of urrvaed benefit in Coughs Colds, Asthma,
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r There is 20 medical observation bitter established
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Now in all these slight complaints which lead to this
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than all the Basams, and Syrups, and Candi s com.
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cure Cough or Cold quicker than any oth remedy in
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Price 25 cents Box, with full Directions. JNanx-
featured By the Tnuentor and proprietor.
RrFor sale at Sign Of Good Samaritan.
T. MASON, A2sns
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-12
NEW YORK ELECTION.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3,
The Tribune says that the State Senate is
still in great doubt. The Wings lost tw.. Sena-
tors in King and Monroe, and one in Tompkins
and Yates. Ambrose, Wig, probably defeated
in Green and Ulster; and the election FLAMES
Plat in Osweso and Madison, lowing to blum
der in printing the ball"ts) is extremely doubt
fnl. II this proves true the wing Senators GER
tanly elected are reduced to IA, with a possible
chance for two or three more. The returns
ceived give 62 wings and Cl democrats in the
Assembly. Allegheny, Suffolk, Fulton, Sull
van and Ontario to be heard from