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EMPLOYMENT is speedily obtained

ALat ia N8ssaust for Bookkeepers, Statesmen, Clerks
PoIeTs Barkeepers, COachmen Gardeners Walters, Men
Farms, BOYS to lea respectable aides. Applicants
ncosne 81 free OF postage describing the situations re-
CURED win be suited Employers supp led moderate
terms. ma IL THOMAS SPINK, Agent
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF SPIRIT
IL UAL INTERcoURsE. being an Explanation Of
Modern Mysteries. By Andrew Jackson Davis. Price 30
Cenls Just published By FOWLEks WELLS
m246t lSi neSsau-sh' ~ l.
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Wanted, a Boys Gutter; one
Ohat is well acquainted with Cutting Chdren's aud
Youths Clothing. ay apply al 80 Cherry st. corner Of
James Of lm28 IL WIN. A. MEAD co.
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tnSSING-PHILIP MULLIGAN,

IVE WHO came from The county Two WeeLs AZ, 70 ~
not he heard OF since Any Information respee.ing nm
10 whom communications may be addressed al hsa9yef'
Morris Co. N. j. tu@' u
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WANTS, &C.

AS CHAMBERMAID, and fine Washer aud
IN Ironer mind children and do plain sewing, by
esoectNbe younS woman Competent I'LL either s1da
ton Best city reference Inquire al No 1856 Fourtns
corner Sixth avpease ca ~ the private door ronI
o.. Car he seen for Two days. MO IL
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COMPANIONSHIP.-A middle AGED

~ widow lady without family is DESTROYS Of securing
ouie home In a Renteel family companion TO lady aid
willing also to assist in house excepting for suitable com
pensaon She has beef accustomed TO good society," and
stiers herself that her disposition and qualifications VIII
make her desirable acquisition TO tho family circle
References OF the highest character given and required
Address y. h. N. box 3l36. m6 ST.
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r. Notice TO shippers per Packet ship
GarFick, for LiverpOOl.-Shippers by The above
vessel are requested clear their Goods the Custom
house THIS DAY, before O'clock PM at which hour
ne ship will clear m21
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&ALESM N.-Wanted a 6rst-rate
OssesmAp 10 sell patent article and patent Eht-
sssry ana good conn ssOn given AIO. agents Tor New
aux sud Whismsburgh Good men really
make SIS 10 500 a month Good NEE are wanted and
others eed sppy address post paid, NSOT,
81 Nssssu-st N Y. Room No. 6. mB 81
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Poet Office, NeW-York.-NOrtCE-Th Mails
per UDed ssies Mail Steamer HERMAN will close al nis
Office on SATURDAY, the 29th inst, al l0i A. NJ Letters
ma q WIN. V. BRADY, P. NJ.
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W Post Office 23 Avenue D.-Mails for ENG
LAND IRELAND GERMANY, Bnd all Other parts OF Europe
BY q. s. Mail Steamer Hermann will close at this Office on
SATURDAY, March ~, at u O'Clock 10 the morning or
nee open from A M 10 z NJ II
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COSMORAMAS, Second

~ Series, corner OF Broadway and fhirteentbsL-Open
every day from O'Clock 10 the morning I'LL 10 In tho eye
ping Admission % cents These works OF art consist of
collection Of D Views Of Europe, Asia Minor Syria The
Holy Land Egypt Eaba, spd Arabia and are taken nom
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Varick-st. near s..

Johns Park large room 90 ne second story W.
lsrge panty attached either furnished or lnlfo.e
mi ble for lady and geuteman, and org % me nlfa
aeor luIueliaie posscssl0u csH be had Nb-S9 70
nova 90 The huI u May. n -
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.ORK.-Wanted, a situation by a

ELLORD The Union Building Association Will
hold their meeting a. the corner OF Grand and Eliza
beth (FOuTteeDth Ward Dem pcratc Heal Quarters
on sRIDAY EVENING, March q, al q o clock Every
man who wishes TO buy or build himself house aud psy
for It In shape Of requested TO get copy Of the
Constitution come to the meeting and Judge Tor hmse
and oin Further particulars sad pTospecasss can be
obtained Of Messrs Barnard Parsons, l6 Wsst or Of
William Parker, Secretary. 1872 Canal At
mH2s ROBT. NJ. SELLECK, President.
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o. StnIen Island Fancy Dying EstnbIish-
ment.-Ohica, No JOh0-st, New York Fhe PrOpne-
prs Of this establishment whose Dying and Finishing
have been SC Otg favOraby the community,
are ready receive orders for dying and cleaning SiS
don 10 the best manner.
NILS lnst BARRETT NEPHEWS co.
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no LAWYERS.-Wanted, situation

Il in an established Office by the Subscriber who writes
good hand He thinks that utually advantageous ar
emen might be effected he has been for many years
connected with the Law particularly for the last few
Proprietor OF Legeatory legal business in London by
which lie Obtained large connection In the old colntTy-
Distinguished references. Address LEX, Tribune Office.
m26 So
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rooms, suira-
LDshe Genglsmeu and their Wives or Single Gente-
men b. had a. Isl Adamst near the Falioa Ferry,
Brooklvu ms I'm
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TOOK, &C.-Wanted, two Protestant
- WOmeuoDe to cook wash and iron, and one 70 do
general homework None need apply except those who
can give good reference Apply Al 81 Pierregontst,
Brooklyn. m28 ~
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DOARD WANTED IN THE COUN-
BOARD IN WILLIAMSBURGH.-

DA an and bis vie and one or two single gen-
tlrn ear ind pleesan rooms with BOARD a. % First
A. one minutes wall frOu Peck-alp ferry. B04is rln
every 1--WE minutes during the day. M IN
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~ Mails for California, per steamers Pro-
neihe us and Cberokce.-LeIter Bags for Kingston,
Chsses Panaos, and all parts Of California, will close
he Broad way Post Office az Broadway, between Ca
PSI and Howard sts) this afternoon, al O'Clock Letters
To- California can be prepaid Or not ..
ma IL JAMES g. HAkKlOTI.
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&ITUATIONS.-Wanted, for Protestant
~ and Catholic OF the FIRST class and o'every do
nestle station a. the Select Protestant Agency Car
B.-These abou1 the only Agencies psiTonized by
the respectable families and by the best class OF ser
NJ B-rhe terms reduced, and employers bave
The privilege Of both Offices. mo ~
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ROARDlNG.-A gentleman and his
kJwie can 5e accommodated Win BOARD IN very
pleasant Ocaon e. Ia Fart Broadway between Rutgers
and jefferson sts- Likewise. two gentlemen and ther
wives Wlh rooms and 5edroOms sler the lst Of May
m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

that he had under his charge two AmsrichuI
soldiers who had voluntarily surrendered
themselves to the pickets near tho river and
10 che direction Of the fort The officer then
made inquiry, AID T000lY0d thu Following uEvi
PLANTATION from the soldiers,
One was. a cavalry and the other an infan-
try soldier, They had both lett their rrspec-
tive quarters which were wide apart, alone,
for the purpose Of going 10 the riyes Rio An
tigua, 10 slaise their thirst,whieh was extreme,
The infantry man was cautiously armed with
bis mpsseg the dragon imprudrntly yentur-
ed 10 near the enemy uHarmod. They nlet
near tho river bunk, each supPosng the 9th
or to he MsEioah guerrilla. Both chAlleng,
ed at the moment. Neither Answored The
infantry men raised his musket, aud fred -
His now ferocious Antagonist bounded for
ward, for they we're, whom they first met, bot
n few PAGES apartand olAsped his victim with
what he intended should Ia. tha.Grip Of death.
The struggle was long aud desperate. No
eye 1ss@ -,.I.aA them aaVe ihe"A All-secing Eye"
The darkness was great, made extremely 20
by the proximity Of the surrounding noun
tains and thckeh. The night was ealm and
the wator, M il dashed against the rocks, roll
ing aud ioaming along on is rough course,
was the only element that appeared 10 die
turb thd perfect stiffness which surrounded
! the horrid and unnatural struggle Tho starr
twinkled in the bluo vault above, but their
glmmering. though beautiful, was faint aud
instead Of dispclling the darknoss, served "a
increase Il. and add 70 tlro sombroness and
desolAtion ofthe novel scene.
When the strength Of both was we'll nigh
spcnt,An exclamation which cannot recall Ia
my mind, came from the one who was about
TO he overcome, which arrested the attention
! OF hiH nntasonisi- aud caused him 90 dcsist--
! Explanations were hurricdy made, and IN,
return 20 camp and surrender 90 the guard
the consequence.
The officer Of the guard directed them "a
the 'urgeon. The infantry mans shot, which
had been the cause Of the "alarm," had taken
effect in the Aeshy part Of his supposed enc
my's arm, and IL was bleeding proluscly--
They went away rejoicing nj their happy cs
cape. never saw them again. Whether
they lived to meet the foe, and pass through
/ the fiery and brilliant conflicts which shortly
ensucd and to return to their sweet native
I hili- te slaAIAR tha hearts Of their friends Nnt
to enjoy the delights OF home, or were per
mitted by an inacrutAblc Providence to pas
through this danger to find grave upon 4
bloody field and in mn inhospitablc cline, i
or course unknown To the writer, who ha'
briefly penncd the facts Of which he was cog
manufactured of Commerce.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

one on which ! had made nay mark l ielt
a. " thsna could be 30 doubt Of H. and men-
iioned my Thought 10 Alr --. 'Wull,
Colonel Boone, said hc, " you think so
hope IL may prove trui, but va aust have
'.ts...-aS- d. yll- Liag here Allagl. Anl
will go aud bring some OF tho settlers whom !
know l agreed, Mr. i-- troited on,
and |, % pass the time, rapbsi about - suai
ifa deer was still liSing in the lani Bitall
what a wonderful ddrsnre thirty yrrrs
makes 10 tho country Why, At tho Tins
whom I was caught by the lndians,you would
Hnt haya wAiksd osa Ia any direction mr.
more than mile wibhout shooting a buck Or "A
bear There we're then thousands Of buda-
oos on the'hilla In Kantuckyithe laud looked
~ II il never would become poor aud 10 hunt
Ia those days was pleasure indeed Bat
when ! was lef to myself on the banks Of
Green river, dare say orihe last Iime in
my HE, few siqm only Of deer we're 20 bo
seen, a. 20 a deer itssif, ! saw none,
mir -- returned, accompanied by
three grrtiru,et,, They Locked upon me as
III had been Washington himself aud walk
.
as If la quest q long lost treasure. took
an AK from ole Of them, aud eut few chips
of the bark Still no signs were 10 bo seer.
/ So 1 cut again until thought IL wAs tme 90
| be- cautious, and | sopped and worked away
l with my butcher knife, until did come %
/ whore my tomabawk had lett an impression
I Ia the wood. We now went regularly 20 Ito
work, and scrapod az the tree with care un-
/ Ill three hacks ~ plain aa ANY three notchra
/ ever were, could Dos seen. MIR --- sad
the other gentlemen we're astoni-hed, and,
must allow, was a. much surprised a. plcas-
cd myself ] mad, affidavit gl this rcmayka-
bile occurrence olthcsc gentlemen. Mr. --4-
gained his cause. lcit Green river forever,
aud came to whore we now aroi aud, sir,
! wish on a good IA i,ht. ="
There are a thousand such characteristic
anecdotes Of Daniel Boone that might be given,
but none Of them would be- 80 interesting in
themselves or posses such attraction as tRs,
coming from the lips Of such narrator--for
Boone was never norc remarkable for the
development ofthc curious instincts Of wool
craft, than was Audubon himscli-who, Of all
men, was best qualified TO appreciate such
; i,LasoaloAa in another.
Not long after his removal 10 Missouri,
Boone calmly laid down and died in 1873,
and what IL not tl,, least extraordinary fact
connected with his history died poor With
all the opportunities his Iiie had afforded him
from the beginning. OF amassing enormous
wealth, by dealing in lands, tho settlement
Of which he pioneered, he preferred,
clear conscience and n stainless name
aud only retained L. the last what was his o.
rgiual inheritance, his rifle Simple and
generous hero-thc turf of that wild distant
7 grave itg tightly Tr tirvs 'rs',sl St .--.ile ha-
onil
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09
YANKEE WIT.

Som .nficr the rcyolutionary war, brave
Yankee officer, former captain in the ser
vice, happened to be at Petersburg, in Rus
sia, and while there was invited to dine at the
table Of a distinguished merchant. There
was large number of guests at the table, and
among the rest an English lady. who was
anxious 20 appear ms one Of the "knowing
ones" On understanding that an American
was sitting near her, she expressed to one OF
her friends n determination 20 quiz him. She
fastened upon him like tigrcss, making nu-
merous inquiries touching our habits, customs,
dress, manners, modes of life, education, a.
musements, etc. To all these queries tho
captain gave courteous answers, which seem
cd TO satisfy all the company with the excop-
ton Of the lady herself She was determin-
cd moi 90 be satisfied, and went on "IIave
the rich people in your country any carriag-
es 2--for suppose there are some who call
themselves rich"
"My residence" replied tho captain, "is in
a small town upon an island, where there arc
but few carriages kept; but in the larger
tfNWS anu Nltitt On tnt Nltth iAhu NHeIt hFe
quito uutubur maintained, suited n, ets4-r,-
publican manners"
"Indeed ?' replied his fair questioner, in q
tone that was both iRterrogative and exolnm
atory "I can't fancy whore you find coach
men, shouldn't think the Americans knew
hoto to drive a coach"
awe find no difficulty on that account mad
am" calmly replied the captain; tive car
have plenty of drivers by sending to Eng
land for them"
"To Englandp" exclaimed the lady,spcak
ing very quickly; III think the American
ought to drive the English, instead of thu
English driving ths Auericans"
awe did madam, in the late war" rejoineC
the officer; "but since the peace, we hav'
permitted the English to drive US ~
There was no more ''quizzing" Of our A
merican during the dinner He waited il
vain, like Sam Woller in "Bardell Us. Pick
wick, !" for tho next question. ---Knicksrboehc
| Mugdzin6.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09
PoPPY-HEAD TEA.

Some years ago well known botanical
doctor was called in to prescribe for a man
who kept for sale all kinds Of dogs. The pa-
tient was great believer in herbs and botan-
cal productions, and was indeed very ILL.,
The doctor felt his pulse, and as he was leav-
ing the room, said, "Oh cheer up, MIR Jones;
I'll send you Some herb medicine that will
set YOU all right ngaip.' want to find your
wife" To the latter who met him on tho
stairs, he said "Mrs Jones, I'll be back here
again very shortly and meanwhile make your
husband large bowl Of poppy-hcad tea. -
Tho wife of the sick man was German wo-
man, and didn't exactly understand what WIS
ordered. As soon rs the doctor was gone,
she went into tho yard, and took from litter
of Newfoundland puppies five specimens, cut
their heads or, and boiled them down, and
gave her husband part Of the tea. In the
evening when the doctor rcturned,he asked
"Well Mrs Jones, have you done rs J. or
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

ISrEREsTISo INCIDENT or THE MExI-
CAS-. WAR,--The following interesting mar
radvs has been communicated TO US by one
Of the Pennsylvania volunteers, who march,
ed with Gen. SCOTS Division from Vera Cruz
TO the City OF Mexioo. The character Of the
writer is an abundant guaranty Of itS authcn-
ticity. ,..........f..
THE sURPRIsE--AN INCIDENT IN
THE MEXICAN WAR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

Ca The official census of the State Of New
York, published in the N. Y. Tribune, shows
that respectable settlement to contain three
millions, ninety-Seren thousand and ninety.Jfre
inhabitaDts--about as many this whole
Country began work WITH. in 1875 Tho
City of New York alone contains 616,647
people, nearly double the entire population
of Vermont .. >. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

or A son Of Mr. ID. p. Williams, about
Eve yeArs old, WAS stnng in the hollow OF his
foot by bee. near Vincent Town, N. j., on
Tho 18th inst HIS leg aeon -hocame stiff and
swollen, and the pain extended throughout
his whole body. On Tuesday, the 18th, the
surface ofbis body in tbe region Of the heart
became black, and he died in great agony.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09
THE CALIFORNIAN.
BY A. q. CHADWICK.

rfrafs- 10 prr HHpuu'T " f--.. --i!'.s.- taa
year, s2,O0, II payment be delayed beyond that
time. No paper discontinued until All aHeAages
are paid except Al Tho option pftha publlahsg.
ADyEHriNENEHTs inserted At the usual priess.-
Transient advertisements must be paid for Ia ad-
vance. Advertisements should be marked the mum
bsr Of times 70 be inserted otherwise fhey WIN be
continued until forbid Tor At the option Of the pub
'ulhsr,) Epd charged accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

V. PALMER, is authorized to receive Adysr-
tissmsnts and snbHnhpdons Ht hs Offices IN Bos-
ton, N,y York, rlld Philadelphia s.MPRTTEN'
CILL& Co arr nlfo authorized 10 do ulh aaine for
uG la Boston,
o. Letters 10 the Editor in order to receive at
tsniian, must bs pcsi paid
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

A FArALIsT.--A Western newspaper
publishes the following: L'
al know an old mau who believed that
what was to bc would be- lie lived in Mis-
souri,, and was one day going out several
niles through region infested, in early
times. by very savage Indians. He always
took his gun with him, but this time he found
that some of the family had it out As he
would not 90 without II, his ris1d5 t'grt1ffzett
him by saying there was no danger Of the In
dians that he would not dire till his tiliis
come, anyhow. Yes, says the old fellow,
but suppose was to meetan Indian, and his
time had come, il wouldn't do not to have my
gun 4"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09
JfGTvrf vuu to-tit-
"To be sure / have, doctor" }"

"ro be sure have, doctor"
"Wel, and how does 1t operate p
Operate, sir can't tell out I'm sure
Sam will kill me when he gets we'll"
"How, kill you What should he kill you
for, good woman ?"
Because, doctor, he was offered five dollars
piece for. them Newfoundland puppies, and
l know he wants the money
Puppies, woman !" replied the astonished
doctor; "and what have you been giving your
husband?"
"Puppy-htdd teG,T replied the woman.
- .:'Puppy-heutl ten i told you. poRpy head
tea" And the doctor sloped for his patient,
who, by the way, got we'll, and after awhile
forgave his wife, but never the doctor, and
has eschewed botanical medicine ever since
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09

ESr Richard Sisnfs, the pcdcutrian, has
completed; Mt Sheffield Eagland- the task.
walking 1000 quarter miles IN 1000 eonScep-
i've quarter hourp
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-09
JOB PRINTING.

IHANDBILLS, BLANkS, CARDS, &c. &c.
Printed Ia the haatsst manner ~ ths cAlsdapiAn
Once.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-30
EYMgYHLLs

b, MARRIED ,s IN CASTOR county. on III. 2s,b io,,,n,
Sy .hs Rev II. II. Durani, M. n. W MooPE " y,
s; n TO Miss MARY. daughter Of John Ran
IAN. Esq, Of CASTOR eounix W." 'Ns".
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-30
USES OF GUTTA FERCHA.

ne public may not be aware Of the PRO
Re" made 10 the preparation and msnufac
pre- Of this singular article. By diferen
|oeesses il is made elastic like India Rub
ef, hard like marble and ct TO spread on
9th, thick or thin. A table slab has been
|'de OF 1t, and used without injury, which
."esses all the external qualities of polish.
marble. Race horses are shod with i, in
ngand. An omnibus. We arc assured, has
'en running in Philadelphia for a year or
ore, with tires on i,s wheels made Of Gutta
'fcha; and those bes, acquainted with it's
'perties believe, that in two years il will
adopted universally in this city for our
Vic vehicles. If so, it will at least save
ears much noise. y. paper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-30

Tho souls Of tho righteous are in tho hand, If
mo 'ofmenis of death shall not touch them.
Also, on The 9Th of February last. of typhoid fo.
, wi MISS JANE II. CANON, Of Marshall counts.
,v.ippi' IN the 9th year of her age, formerly OF
number of years a consistent member or Ihs Pc.
bytsrian Church
Aso' IN the same State and county, on the Iiti
Of March, Of pneumonia, Mrs MARY r. oUfRY
IN tho 4lst year OF her age She was sister of ,b
above and wife Of Mr.. S. Query. She left beh,no
her several small children. In bor death sbe :, a.
enabled 10 say "ths will Of tbs Lord be donep
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-30
COWAN'S
Vegetable EilIlOntrjDtic

Sqls and certain remedy for Gravel or Stone IN DE
bladder, for arrangement of the KidneQs and
Urinary Organs and aHkindred diseases.
f4NfllS invaluable Medicine 10 the world would
III be blessing, if the afflicted could only over
cemc their Prejudces enough to Try it. Call at DR..
J. F. Gimers Drug Store in Charlotte. and see /,
pamphlet containing unprecedented evidence OF the
utility OF this invaluable vegetable preparation.
JOHN F. COWAN,
Yorkville, Tenn.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-04-30
Removal.
w. BAKERS
PLAIN. SWEET, EAGLE. FRENCH AND
Vanilla Chocolates, Cocoa, Broma,
Cocoa Paste, Sticks, &c.


HNO MERCHANTS aud CONSUMERS who
IL would purchase the best products of COCOA
free from adulieration--Inore nutritious and health
iul than tea or cofee-and in quality unsurpassed
the subscriber recommends the above articles
manufactured by himself and stamped with his
name and residence. His BROMA and COCOA
PASTE as delicate-palatab le-and salutary drinks
for nvalids Convalescents, children, travellers and
others, are pronounced by the most EMINENT
PHYSICIANS superior TO any other preparations
HE FRENCH and VANILLA CHOCOLATES
are warranted equal decacy and flavor 10 the bes,
Of Paris manufacture, and At one half their prices
In consequence Of the great adulteration in almost
all the COCOA and CHOCOLATE preparations
offered TO the public, in order to cheaper Them the
subscriber hopes that his own manufactures will be
thoroughly tested; and if found unequal to his re-
they may be returned TO his agents
where purchased, and their cost shall be refunded
They are always on sale, in any quantity, by the
principal wholesale grocers in the Eastern cities:
and BY his agents, L. d. Brigham & Co.. Boston
james NJ. Bunce 4 Co., Hartford; Hussey l. Muir.
ray, New York; George Watt Albany; F. Bosworth,
Troy, N. "; Grant g. Stone, Philsdslphis; Tho.
mas V. Brundige, Baltimore; Howell 4 shoemaker,
Georgetown, d. c.; Fowle 4 Co., Alexandra, Va
vose Brothers, New Orleans Kennel, Mckee l. Co.,
o; VIM. Bagsley T. Co, Pittsburg, Pa.
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Mass
MsreA ~. 1851. isN