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thousand notarial waters
20 pounds waters, common size
100 do sealing wax, scarlet
do India rubber, prepared, in pieces
pecks black sand
10 dozen taste, assorted
200 do tape, do
H.-FOR PRINTING.
For THE OFFICE THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
reams blank acquisitions
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE.
1850 Army Registers.
l.-Monthiy Returns.
1000 regimental
5000 company
400 department
4 800 post
200 field
400 military bureaus.
2.-Muster Rolls.
500 field and staff
5000 company
400 ordnance
1000 hospital attendant.
3-Mustsr and Pay Rolls.
400 non commissioned staff
l,200 company, ION half sheet)
4.-Rscruiting Service.
200 for general superintendent
1900 monthly returns for recruiting parties
500 monthly returns for regiments
1000 monthly returns for regimental recruiting
parties
1000 tri monthly reports
1000 muster and descriptive rolls
1000 clothing accounts
5000 enlistments
200 re. cnlistments
1000 recruiting accounts and accounts current
500 acquisitions
1000 advertisements
500 certificates for rejected recruits.
5.-General Orders, Regulations, Creulars 4to post
1900 folded once, printed page
200 900 DO J s PRINTED pages pages
1900 do printed pages
Folding and stitching, when beyond one sheet.
6.-Miscelaneous.
$50 annual returns Of casualties
400 quarterly returns of deceased soldiers
500 certificates for pension
500 certificates Of disability for service
1000 discharges
200 reports OF artillery practice
200 blank letters Of appointment
200 blank oaths of allegiance
200 blank letters of promotion
100 commissions for militia
100 returns for militia
1900 descriptive lists Of deserters
200 sutlor's appointments
ZOO certificates for discharge of volunteers
1000 post fund accounts
$50 applications for appointments Of ordnance
sergcants.
oUARTxRMAsTER GENERAL.
reams circulars
10 do letters of advice.
SUBSISTENCE BUREAU.
90 quires folio post, for contracts and bonds
20 do quarto post, for circulars
do foolscap, for do
do acquisitions, foolscap.
PAYMAsTER GENERALS BUREAU.
rcams muster rolls
do pay rolls
do circulars, ruled
l do acquisitions, ruled.
SURGEON GENERALS BUREAU.
reams returns of medicines, instruments, sc.
2 do do of hospital stores, bedding, Sc.
l,500 copies quarterly sick reports
500 do meteorological registers, form No.
l25 do do do form No. 4
ream acquisitions for medicines, instruments,
realms acquisitions for hospital stores, bed
ding, sc.
ENGINEER BUREAU.
reams cadet class reports, quarto
ream regulations relative to admission Of ca
diets, quarto.
TYPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS.
ream account currents, quarto
realms abstracts, do
do vouchers, do
ORDNANCE DURHAu.
rcams circulars.
May 19-law6t
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to Mcssrs. Little and Browns other legal publica-
tons, among which are included many of the most
conspicuous and authoritative treatses of our urs-
prudence. Judge Story's works, for ming library
almost of themselves, and familiar for their high
value and extensive reputation to American read
in general as well as to the legal profession,
have all issued from their press; as have also the
several works OF Professor Greenleaf. Two very
valuable and extensive annual publications are also
issued by them, the United States Digest and the
Statutes at Large; the latter being the authorized
edition Of the Acts of Congress, got up in much
bcttcr style, both for reference and preservation
than under tho old regime OF public printing at
Washington which included the annual statutes,
and sent them forth to the world on thin paper and
in bad type.
From the Nsro York E1sning Post.
Little & Brown. of Boston, to whose enterprise
the reading public has SO often been indebted for
the most valuable American and foreign books,
propose TO publish, by subscription, new series Of
the English Reports in Law and Equity. This Sc
rice will contain all the authoritative decisions of
the House Of Lords,the Courts Of Equity, the Prvy
Court the Queens Bench, the Exchcquer, Common
Pleas, sc.
The profession assured that this series will DO
the most complete Of any reports now published.
careful examination of the Jtrisf and Lao Jour
nal for series of years discoscs the fact that many
important cases are here reported which arc not
found in the coDtcmporaneous reports of Meeson K
Weleby, Manning, Granger x Scott, Adolphus &
Elh, and othor reporters; and the Lao Journal
alone, during the nrst seven years OF It's existence
published over one thousand cases not then else
where reported.
AS TO the character of the reports of the "Law
Journal and 1.-The Jurist,' but little need be
said. In England they are regarded as of high
authority, and are cited with appreciation and re-
spect in the English courts, and by their most
inent elementary writer's
They cited with confidence, and as autho-
rity, in the judicial opinions Of Judge Story, and
other eminent American judges, and in the writ
inRs of Greenlcnf. Kent. ANGEL. phillina Chittv
and others; and, for accuracy, clcarncss and bre-
witty, are equal to any English reports now pub
lished.
A few copies Of both these periodicals have been
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ments for extracting were produced.
lie fellow u turn, wishing 20 assist him
out pfhi. dilemma, said, rather condfuudy-
but wish to bee BLEED, mics, and presume
yen arc not q surgeon"
If assure sou ana prrierlly competent "a
serve you Ia that capacity ,'rpied iho young
lady without the least hesimiiqnl land shall
be- happy to apply the lancet, ~ som a. !
have relieved this gentleman" aud she pre-
tended 20 cxamine whether the instruments
were Ia good order.
The Queens minions now made virtue
Of Necessity, threw of the attempted disguise
which had ayailcd them ~ liulo, and appear
ed in their true characters,
1--WE are here, madam" said the frat oili-
ccr, addressing Mm X In voice Of author
Is, eve arr here Ia her Majesty name, 10 ar
rest YOUR husbapl on q charge Of High lrra-
ron. That he "a now in this house wc bayo
mo- doubt, aud Il will be- wisdom IN yon to
1--WE him up to justice at once otherwise a
search vili be instituted immediately he can
not escape us"
"Ilc has already escaped YOU" thought the
lads, bot -hc only replied by giving her word
Of honor that hc was not Ia thc house, ''}ei'
ifyou desire H." she added, 81 am ready TO
lead you through every apartment" y
The Indifference with which the announce
mcnt Of she object Of their visit had been re-
cciyed. convinced vtctorig's mucrIunET1cE
-Ls.ls .Ess 4aa-lg 'ialsi-
slool.- Yet Linx rnnzidered IL hanll In=sihls
that their intended victim could have made
hi. escape and began search, with perfect
confidence in ir success, With each minutes
DELAY the ladies had gained assurance and
now certain that the husband and, father was
l..s ...a ill., reach of hiz eneuliG-, Ihey-easaI
litdc what course the latter might choose
4 portion Of the guard which had been
placed about the house for the purpose OF
thwarting any attempt At escape on the part
of the rebel, was ordered 10 explore the out
buildings, while the twp in command, them
selves searched the dwelling. The discovery
of the Doctors carriage, aud the horse still
painting with hard driving, under she'd
which, removed from other outhouscs' was'a'
Miss X. had anticipated when she placed
them there, the last 10 bc searched, inspired
the men with fresh arlor; but they we're H.
nally obliged to confess their journey boot
less, aud return rs empty ~ they came
Mrantiise, the old rebel, as lac was called
by the defenders of the crown, was Ear on hl'
way to the States, whore he was soon after
joined by his family. A reward of'hiriy
pounds was offered for him, dead oralivc, but
in vain. lie isstill free to deal out the con
tents of his saddlc-bags for the relief of suffer
ing humanity.
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Farm for Sale.

rENllE subscriber wishes To sell his very excel
Il lent Farm WNurth Dnnyillc. Said farm t.
situated on tho road leading from North Dauyill0
Village to Lyndon, about Ith OF mile from said
Village. and 6milc, from Lyndon Corner
The subscriber ventures the assertion that for
convenience Of location and ndnpcdncss 10 tho rails
ing of different kinds of produce the said farm h.
not urpl--cd hy amy ia The county.
The r6ud leading from North Dnnvillc 30 the
Depot In ST. lohu-hurv, passes through the south
crv part Of said farm about miles distant, afford
ing n very cusy communication 10 and from said
Depot.
% The hujllmcs on said farm are beautiful new
cottage House aud two convenient Barns.
There v also good well of never failing wntcrj
also s,ul orchard, ami u sufficient otnount Of
wood and timber for the use Of said farm.
DAVID +. BATCHELDEB.
North Danyillc Nov. ., 1850. 603tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-01
THE FOREST FUNERAL.

She was fair child with trcsscs of long
black hair lvingonycr her pillow. Her eye
was dnrl, aud piercing. and rs it met mine she
started slightly, but looked upand smllrd.-
| spoke tu her father, and turning 20 hcr,ask %
ed her il she knew her condition
~ know that my RGdcomcr liyoth," said
she, in a voice whose melody was like thu
sweetest strains of the .Eolian. You may
imagine the answer startled me, and with Q
from fer. A hUtf hour passed aud she spoke
in that same deep, rich. mclodious voice.
Father am cold--lic down beside me.
ard che old man lay down ly his dying child,
and she twincd her arms around his neck,
aud murmurcd IN a dreamy voice, "dear ia
thcr, dear father"
"AIy child" said the old man. "doth the
Hood seem deep TO thee 2"
NAY, father, my soul is strong"
"Sresl ihnu tho lLilhGr- 2Aasa - ------
81 see it. father, aud is haaks-sre green
with immortal vcrduro,"
"IIcarcst thou the voices Of its inhahit-
ants ?"
IL hear them fthcr-thc voices of angel,
calling from aftr in the stilrand solemn night
timc-and they call me. Her voice, too, ia
thcr. Oh heard it them"
T'Doth size speak TO thee 2"
"She spcakcth in tones most heavenly"
-"Doth she SMILE"
AN angel smile! but cold, calm smile (;
but | am cold-cold Father, there is a mist
IN the room You'll be lonely. Is this death
iarhpTf"
ut is death my Mary"
"Thank God :"
Sabbath evening came, and slow process
sion wound through the forest to the little
school house. There with simple rites, the
clergyman performed his duty and went to
the grave. The procession was short. There
were hardy men aud rough, in shooting jack
cts, aud some with rifles on their shoulders
But their warm hearts gave beauty TO their
unshavcd faces, and they stood in rcvcrcut 81
lcncc by the crave. Tho river mulmurcd,
and the birds sang and so we buried her.
saw the sun 90 down from the same spot
and the stars were bright before | lett-ior
/ always lisa ftir'r II rruvU yard was the
nearest place to heaven on carth-and with
old Thomas Brown iovr IN sec 4 church IN
a grave yard. for even as we pass through
the ,,lerr of Gud on Garth, 50 We must pass
through the grave. to the temple of God on
high.--AnoByH0dS
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CHENEY & cos EXPRESS.

BNlE .uhscrihcrs having nn c~clu=i,c contract
- WIN THE Directors OF thr Concord Northern
aud Ia-sumpsic Railroads, 10 cars with Passcn-
gor Trains daily IN said roads for the transmission
-. t-,,tG MONEY. -Tr-rtttrtiv
give notice that they Will forward all articles in thor
nno." business daily, zach way, Sunday excepted
IAeka@-s with hp tbEwRri0d 10 MI parts Of New
Hampshire Vermont and the Canndns.
oniceS az Railroad Exchange, court square. Bos-
ions !" me building. opposite the ST. lohnInury
llnlIAa 81 .lal-,-1,,try; ut itaTTcrrs StnnscaI
and packages delivered and received at intermediate
places.
n u lherNh'cnbcrs nre alone responsible for tho
loss or iuiry -l,f amy articles Of property OF any
DESCRIPTION ontHlsied 10 their care, nor is any risk
assumed by the Railroad companies that nro dcsp
mated. NATHANIEL WHITE, CbRcoR " n
H. +. CHENEY, Ir.iIatc. ,o.lt sg,irt
Bt,1afs ,f7,c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-01

lluNGARrANs ~ CALrFoRNIA. The Jour
nal learns that 100 0oracrcs ofcligihlc situat-
cd land in California, have been offered by
an cx-Alcaldc, on highly favorable terms, to
Mr. l'roisach, Hungarian in New York
with the hope of inducing his countrymen to
sette'upon itand cngagc'in agricultural pur-
suits. .a .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-01

Ca \ New Orleans paper advertiscs
runaway negro as "stout boy, with low
crowned hat, made to carry bricks !" We
have ever heard of carrying bricks in the hat,
but were not before aware that hats were
made especially for that purpose.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-02-01
Professor A. c. Barry's

rINucorliEuoUs, or MgnIcArEp COMPOUND. The
world, placed upon hs guard by the almost
daily detection of some plausible humhug, now cN-
Umiucs and tests every now article with scrupulous
care, aud nothing that Is not mtrusically good can
long flourish. Rury's lricophcrnus has boon sub
cctcd 10 this ordeal for ten NouS. Every year its
reputation aud -ucs have increased, until more oft
Is consumed annually tlHu of any other preparation
for the hair ever offered 20 the American public
The discovery that IL win cure diseases of the
skim and cause wounds and ulcers. y heal and close
relieve wil vNtcrunl inflammation, and remove the
puu and itching incident b. sting, hitrv, scratches
cuts, burns, scals, &c, hRs greatly enhanced the
sulo of the article, aud it b now known and used
for these purposes, wclns To renew, bcautfv und
cleanse the hair in every city and town in the In
jon.
lts extraordinary chcapncss places It within The
reach OF the humhcst family aud IT. conceded val
ne msurcs II place on the most luxurious toilet
N0rICTS ma II The sUrCst remedy for sprNins cuts,
and other accidents their children the aged praise
t'as u cure for the rheumatism, and all the aches
add palms 20 which tho muscles subject md
the cmiRnut to distant lands purchases it an alb
solutc neccs sArv In his,outht.
Sold in large bottles, price % cents ntthc princ-
pal Once, laT HRoAnwNY, New York. For sale
by the principal merchants and druggists through
oul The United States and Canada. beware OF the
counterfeit sold vt - per bottle tesevt
Lor ale D, I.lr"ttr y 'ua st. lohu.hury VI
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Musical instruments.

THE SUES CRTBER
AS for sale, at his rcsdeice, St Johnsbury
Centre, PRESGOTr'S PATENT
EOLIANS. SERAPIIINFS. REED OR
CANS and MEL0DIANS.
JEFFERSON BUTLfR.
SEPT 1850 Os5li
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FURS! FURS!

BUFFALO, Alpaca aud Wolf Coats; otter,
Ap Seal and Nutra Caps; MuiIs--a good assort-
ment, from 10 cents to STA; lust received and for
sale Icy +. JEWETT & co.
Oct. e. Gglf
y. Is. Also No |, Buffalo Robes
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pIENElP 1 " 81, JOltNSBl KY, VI.
an and after Monday o. 1851. Passenger Trains
OLWill run regularly between 81. .Iohnshurv and
'oston, communicating daily with the following pa-
ccs Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua, Manchester CON
cord, fr,uhlin, Windsor Bellows Fnlls kcenc Fitch
burgh, Worcester, Montpelier and burlington con-
Meeting with the different Railroads nj White River
junction. where half an hoHr l. allowed tu dine.
Cans leave ~. Julnsbury at $40 4. NJ, aud arrive
m Boston az O'Clock, =. NJ. Returning, leave Boz,
ton at $50 \. NJ aud nrriyc nj ST. Johnshury at 435
l.. ~, The extension Of the pussumpsic Railroad 10
ST. lohpsbury, sirtg R,sIdrhrr North than dHy 9TH
e. Rdarodd M the direction Of Northern New
Hampshire Northeastern Vermont and the Eastern,
Townships of Canada, affords facilities for passeu.
GER between the cities and manufacturing town,
aud the above mined section Of country, by which
there ia sfrtHg ~ one dfy's time, and escape from
tvro'rv NM uncomfortable Journey bv stages over
.hg.t it.t,i-5 r., -rrr- thu same SECTIONS
Stages leave the following stations, and arrive at
the different towns below the first day.
Iompnllnnsuc iut lnag,N iiia,-r- and StFAIrort,
lhetiord for West Fairlcc, Nershire and Chclsea.
Bradford for G3rinth, iopsham, Orange and Barrc.
Ncwhury for Haverhill, y. II.
Wells River for Bath Lisbon and Littlcton n IT,
Wells River for Groton on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
Bnnet for Pearham and Cabot
Mclarcns for Waterford, Dalton and Lancaster
n. H., ~ miles.
ST. Johnsbury for Lyndon, wheclock, Sheffield
Glover and Barton, On Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday. urr
ST. lohusbury FOR Lyndon Burke, Sutton, and
Parton, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
St Johnsbnry for Danvillc liardwck and Cufts-
bury.
- Johnsbury FOR Concord, Lunenburg and Lam
caster, y. H., on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The I'd day from Boston, $50. stages reach the
following Placcs-Dcrby Line Stnnstcad, latley,
Compton, lcnuNvile Shcrbrooke and Sheboumo;
Ir,sburg Coventry, Troy and RichJ6frl; also, New
Hrk and Charleston, Tuesday, Thun,day aud satur-
day; Guildhnll, Siewnrtsiown Coebrook and ca
nnun, VI
Merchandise Trnin4 rim daily between St. Johns
bury and the Depot Of the Boston and Lowell Rail
road, in Boston.
On Tuesday Of each week Train will, leave 81.
lohnsbury with Live Stock and cothrough without
stopping. ROBERT HALE Agent.
st. Johnsburv, Jan. l, 1851. 696d
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rheumatism, Bronchitis and DyspopAia.
nL-A.- I AL.L-- 1 q y !.


REV DR.. lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of Nev Jeuc, of distinguished s,,aoaeni, snI exalted
siu,t,. Sew lstsel LII, -. I.-a--
H4iA-A a ftrlEy5T -TIv"t 7rt You Wi.h a. know Of
me What L.s been uio result tu my own case. ri a.,
APPLICATION ul lIIE DAlNANI, 'btLT ANp Nktk
LA,E Sly rcplN hs mlinwti
Ion about urtafv u,or had been sunrunr nur,
Dyspepsia Itciy NVat the symptoms became wore
Vi medical iItstU"ut WhHtcfvt About Fourteen NcHp
.tuct lu consequence ui hrlurnt cNpo.utc io th,
Ntaturl, 900 thv dschntgc ui my pastoral duties J
became subject na sotriv tLfouc hhcuhaiism Which
.autets iu uc winter OF 40 anl 40, In con,e
iurucc 81 preaching goat deal IN my own aud
.Huuus other rhufchcs On this region, was attacked
1y the bronchitis, which tonn became severe
. require su Immediate suspvurou NJ my pasiotal
Nufs. w uutdIh fV'fH wdF upW Thoroughly pros
tHd and uy Bronchitis became Nnrso, glso lid
rs p,spcpua AMI Rheumatic objection thus cviucing
That those dlsnricr were connected with each othei
though the medium % the Nervous System In ut
shnlo phatmacopUia there sucucd Ia be no trmrdih
- Item eAclA lluE that Aal ii4. i4. tft--- hrA
tuUutetvil lallvi At last was lcl by friends n
milne Nout Iu,,unups and though With M paIy ssr-
,','r ufrrr uf their crvivurNh determined ~ y the
eject OF the a,phcauUu OF the GNLNANit BELT ASn
NtrkLACE with the MAGNETIC FLUID This MA
IN iuur, tsib To orrlr hsroNsuMtNr, IS rWo
uANs Az ntsrt1uA GoNi. Etatt nANs Wa
NNAHtNp 10 uIsyNh NY r,sruHAt t,HuHA nos uAyr
dNCI oAtrTtp stN.ir stHNtCr oN stNoCNr 90 40
BHoNCurHi ,Sp ~ Ru,vN,rtc ,tFttrtov Has ~,
tisr.tt ct,pu 70 rRnrHtt pSnch - the wonder
lul md happy results ot the experiment
J. have tcc.mmcn ivl the utL1 aud FLUID 10 many
Nho have been hkcN ~ suffering from Ncnulgic pncc
Huus They hs,c tired them, VIM H,rrT msuLrs, !
utLuNt, ~ ttHN CAN.
am, dear sr very respectfully yonu,
HOBERT vs.. LANDS
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Land Route TO New York,
va CONNECUCrTR ITfF RAiLhtItb'
TTpEdMETI- F7lkif2JEly G,AA IN
~ 49,
Fwe tfom Hndsor 10 Nf0 IorIl
$3.50.

INRAlNb leave BnuIeboro' Of 40 n aud o
u a.. ~. d. M
P.ssangnrs hy the fret Train leaving Nfls ny
e. reach NfattrtDru' boz season iur tho D. lihht
Springfield at go O. D. 'hnd proceed ihrn ny lh'
Ivfaiao iAiIfrsb over ths Hartford and AeW llHN
eu, and ArR York uud Sew Haven itAilfphhHrAfi''-
iu the fity 20 - ~
Pnsseugeu leaving nrainch0rp by the 7 A.
Train reach Springfield 90 90 $50 4 ~ aun rfpfh NJ
inrk about Z a.,
The above will hr found omar prfrh nnl
COMFORTABLE ROUTE hum ull pnris NJ Ncrn6rl hnl
Western Sew pshirr--uFiHg a. iwlhl'g
complete Laai Noaff RHi Gliding entirely lhf Jan
zoo of the Sound, HEuHAthn, Passengers can
leave New York hy tho 4 a. Train ~ he Sew
York and NeW Haven Railroad and reach bWillr-
bor1 tic -amn evening and reach Montpelier or
Wrll- ltlyer dc uoTt day 90 h0rN. lhrsg lrnH-
ug Sew imFk hy the 90 O. n Train lodge rilhff ~
Hartford, Springfield, nr Northampton hnd reach
Mells River HeKt day &C. 40 49,
iH-seupr- arriving 10 hpnugnfll pN We mt
Train fum Hmtfirbnru reach Providence Albany
l4a. Al.il.l.ll t4ts . 'srttiirr HiTri t'uitHiu
che next day 90 rHt
JOSIAH HUNT, supt 81 u, Mh,
Northampton, Stay p 1860, ophhU
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POR COUGHS. COLDS. CoNsUMPTIoNs

ANp ALI NlIcriuN. 90 TN trNos.
I'm VEGETABLE rtLhdNNiiN
S1T--S BAiHtM having been tested hy the
%SNuerhT~T experience OF thousands for the
H1lBb, All III las' 20 YEAR, i- recommended hy
krzI9 eSgSaksv
ks<A sssE the highest rcsrcctab.lity, ~ "a
1SsGh pcriur Co any other preparation.
"A Sth,s 'osh Frnm me- oditnr ~ q, burlington
IN hA"faJ SH'iud, MAY II, 1870 "lht Veg
4aASskJlAn--h cl1lg Hull4gs1.s' r-rt TrrrI1lr=
cd 10y Ram Il trrLM, of Boston,
Inns become the most popular medicine C,c. itit
forth for the Cnrro of Gwgis, C{is anil Concentrations
That u worthy Of H. high reputation {. made sur
uycnily evident 10y the immcu-ity Of BE- annual
.nlc-. Mc.sr Reed Cutler are above qunckcrN,
depending alone upon the intrinsic virtues uf their
medicinal preparation, for their dispo-ul liumhug
B. tn plentiful that u give. "a real pleasure % oilcr
the ulning aud grutuituu, tribute otour roComncii-
datlpu 20 n.tucdicuc We know 20 be of rrnl merit
An eminent physician writes u.,--"l have for
some tlmo past been In the habit OF prescribing the
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam for consumption ,ustl,-
ma plcurisy, splitting of blood. aud coughs or pul-
muuury affections Of every Kind; aud with conf
dcnco recommend Il NJ superior to my other
preparation used tnr the above complaints"
NNov. !. ls50.-Ncw Certificate, 10 almost amy
extent, might be added II deemed necessary 4 but
The proprictu~ feel that the article has become 80
unACrsullN VOL kI..41l rrrrTfTv
nckuoAN lodged 10y physicians and others ns TO make
~ ancccssurvto ocrHt this time further proof ofthc
merits olthis highly popular article,
IL BEwNHt ~ CuuNrERrEtrs ANn mia
ROSS, ruchas carriers Compound Pulmonary Bal-
sam, American Pulmonary basHu. and others, in
part hearing the nnne Enquire for the article by
It's whole name, the "NEGErAHLE rCtMoNAJY
BALsNM " aud see thntit has the written signature
&c MN.LoN'N Cutler upon yellow label on the
blue wrappers. Each bottle and zeal is stamped
"Ncrctahlc Pulmonary Halsnm."
Prepared by REED & CUTLER, Importer, and
Wholesale Dealers IN Mcdcincs Paints, Chemicals
aud Dye Stutls 80 India Street Boston, aud sold b,-
nmFgtsts Apolccnric., aud Country Merchants
EcucullN. For particular, aud recommendations,
see pamphlet accompanying each bottlr.--prce
80 cents. For sale in ST. Johusbury byJ. G. BING.1
HAM. GuUmG
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Compound Pulmonary Syrup.

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sold by j. c. bingham, -, Jnhusbury; aud for sale
by Colby, McGnncy X CO., Lyndon; q. Worthinp4
ton, lrnsbnrghi y blake, sutton; A. G. Robinson,
Barton; Hin & Flinders, Sheffield; l.. T.. Parks
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Isnnc Waite. rcHchnm; French, L,ncnburgh: Cut
ting, Waterford, and others.
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FOR SAFE.

ID OSTON NAILS, by the ton OF kog NJ very low
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