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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-06

rrARuwARE~fhe undersigned would in-
IL terts, theft ntErfis and customers that they
are now receiving fTstge addition to theif now
es,ens VII stock as 1arlware, and that they are
p~repsreti Ia furnish, avery thihs In their line Of
buiness 1t the very: t~,nrtest notice.
Planters h bnilaxfs are tavt,e,l 10 examine
their stotA before fs3ehastng elsewhere.
tst, 10 MARGulER u LAN0UE,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-06
Shirts Nhirla

DEHshSc desitous Of procuring 4 sttpeflof ar
tiels, efn No 40 Ivy ealiies at The Pasf UBbf
liAom, where they will also hnd.
SILK AND WDRtNO UNDER.
min Ig
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-06

AN INetpss. I'm Mssteo,-The fellow.
ing inciden, tod by Gov. Letelef IL too
good 10 be Lost. We copy from the Car
~tolltoa (ky.) 'Mirfor. All Independent. pa
lrere
Having souAs business In the Supreme
Court OF Mexico, | went otie morning 10
the court roam. | was received az MI
American MsIister, and was invited TO
take a seat nr;on the bench with the court,
whieb was %eosnposed Of eight Judges,
The Chief EtiHtite was d thai, OF wit aid
the following sassed between he
g, IT," Tilis Ia a very fine rpoh.'
Gov.-"veIy indeed" Aud truly i
was.
C.J-"Wkll adapted as q oouft room
Gov,@A"Yea, very wisely a%rfsaged."'
G. J.4A"yeh, and this fooln has soine
Distinction"
Gov.a4-"AlI' In what fsspeo,f"
q, J.-4.a Why, air, this Ia the room In
which Gen. s|eott was tried"
Gov-"Gd n' Scott tried IN THE rooin1"
g. J,--a Yes, air, Gen. Scott was tried
IN this foon,Y
Gov.4."Why what for T.
C,J-Ahl that In what us Mexieans
have M ever been able to Rnd eut ~
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-06

vJTtNnOW GE4SS-Inst received per Sea
w Nym,h lrpt4New York. 100 boxes bes.
french gtass Of all sts@es. which are offered at low
rates, n,a, 40 iAARauiER h LANOuB,
DtAGksMtTK ENo0LS-tust received from
d Philadelphia !eafge assortment OF Black.
smith bsllows, aAastss longs and hammers, all Of
the best quality. oet.a
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-06

pRgstngNr ELtMoRta-We learn that as
MI appropriate mark OF respect for the
President Of The United States, a number
Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., members Of Con.
gfess, Judges OF the Supreme Court, aud
e,tisehs of both political pafties-lave
employed Mi. ID. SraSk to execute a b,ist,
il pure ftalisn marble, OF Mr., FtLhMohE,
with the design Of having 1t placed nerna.
uehtly In The Presidential Mansion, az an
appropriate Eestittoial I'd the character Of
one who had % greatly adorned and dignt.
ted his highinesilion. II IL 10 be regretted
that likehesass of all the Presidents have
not bsete nteserved Ia the sstie manner,
In shis particular tile Corporation of BAL.
timote have 'evineed a proper respect for
their Ctiief magistrates, the portraits Of
nearly all n whom aaofn the Council
Chambers, Mr., SroSs, we are informed,
has ivBt ee,hpleted bpsts OF Chief Justice
fancy aud bt Jns,ioe WAYNE, which are
pronounced ehief aoaetos.
We have!been furnished with a copy
Of tho sdbgtrntion paper, 10 whiel. we
shall be pleased to add the flames of any
ot citizens who may III this manner de.
sIse 70 m~anifest their appreciation OF onc
who has tbeeh Justly styled "the model
President. "a Baltimore A@teettda.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-06
JUsf ISSUED.
MAGNIFICENT II PORTRAIT OF
GENEE4L JACKSON,

ElamteaI tg I, al fnELSH, ESQ at,sf N
%otbtsisat'' %fsstrsit tssattai by7' .SULtT. ESQ.
t4Nis ~poeirait will i'll 4 match for the washington
aud IL IL y;yeFy tesMs us we'll goi ar.
sfire $500 per eff1. Address M absye,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-06

DRUstES-pafnt, white wash vatfish, scrub,
- furniture and shoe brushes, Of extra quail
ties. Oct. 80, LARGUiER e LANOtE.
Mile AND HORSE HARNESSES for sale
lVl cheap Tor cash at a.. MA1TA'S.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-06


A ESOO ON HAND FOR sALE-Force Pumps,
II India Rubber Hose for pumps, Chain pumps
With tubes complete. Oct. 30
w. F.TUNNARr,}
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-06

ONLY Intr rsl aAlr or wAs'iist
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-11-06

DL0UGHs-We have Just received direct
j from the mandatory a large quantity Of
the celebrated ploughs of James II. Hall Of Mays
vile which we offer at New Ohcans prices.
We hive nlso a few Flukea L gdb soil pIoughs
from the same maker.
LARGUIER & LANoUE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
MANAGEMENT OF BOYS.

Mr. Goodman was disciplinarian. lie
was the greatest hand for kicking COW, a
fractions pair of steers, a green lrishman,
disconnected boy, or even a CRYING baby.
His method embraced all the pretended
virtues of the patent medicines, and was good
for all the ellis" flesh is heir to.
He conquered them all with his spirit of
kindness. This was never assumed, but it
wellcd up from his great and good heart like
clear bubbles at the cool fountain. Goodman
could maintain triumph. He knew how to
hold his ground by the encouragement which
he offered to all to do right.
But now for Nathan'S case. Nathan was
not bad boy, in the main. Perhaps he was
like the lost shower" damaged by exposure
and neglect When his mind was Young and
tender, his father had never thought how ca
SLY his frctful words would rust and corrode
the affections of his child Nathan had done
many, "a good deed in naughty world
gotten, and the cows get taste of the corn,
let the cart hub but crack off post now and
then. when going through narrow bar way,
and Nathan was condemned so low that he
never was able to get quite back again TO his
former standing. All blame. no praise
Nathan had rashly thought of taking an extra
shirt and his leave of home.
Now, farmer Goodman never did Job BY
the halves. TO tell the truth, he was glad to
have his advice solicited. He felt that he
might do something for Nathan yet. But first
he must tell John Wheeler plainly where he
was wrong in the management of his boy
lie did so. john heard every word. He be-
licvcd he had not acted wisely nor a> pa
rent should. Goodman'S frank advice h,
considered gospel.
Now look at my George" said Mr. Good
man. "Do YOU think he is disconnected
how"
"Gcorge is wonder" said Nathan's father
"Ilc is 50 ambitious and smart about his work
wish Nathan was as good boy
Blu, never scold George" said Mr. Good
man. lie don't need it."
docs Nathan always when YOU rchuk,
him 20 sharply:"
John Wheeler stopped TO think. Had Il,
done 50 before givin. his cutting rrprimanl
10 Nathan. the words would never have pass
s'|hij lips
The wall va. now ''pnt to RI HI" down II
10, ot' about a quarter OF an acre. part 81
nhch had been cultivated tn. pre-, i"u> year
and VIZ ,rt ont with a few Rows of apple
.~o.- 'h,l hui most cNrcllcat care. \. VI
Wheeler .ot over the ,'i,,i"n icnc" an
danced arorai the ,ulI enclosure. J." l.a.c.
=, :.,.,!,.;;, :ii.;; =, ~! IL ~ ~ 49,
49, lu
-lD.. nr -"u '"or..'- r,rm u,,h'or
.r.I,- i. ..,,aa"i ..a....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
FOR SALE.
FTVlIE entire property of the NEW uAMP.
j SHIRE IRON FACTORY COMPANY.

in FrancolIia and vicinity. Is follows:
\ hot air Blast Furn&rc, with coal houses tools
coal and ore "n fnn,l, AMI the Ore Hill. \ cllprl
Furnace and Fixturc> with plttcrll-ho>c patterns
TASKS, &c. \ stone Black>mitli> shop 90 feet long
with ~ FORCES and , ril-lammcrS. \ large Forge
with > uc> and hammers. A ,wo->torv Machine
and Wood shop IS feet long, with machinery
of the best quality and finish. consisting of Wood
and Iron PlancrS, Iathcs of various kinds Drilling
Machines, Press Punch, Circular Saws, &c.
A Saw Mill with Single machine, and Starch
Mill with two dry houses. \ first rate Gri>t Mill,
having the modern improvements, with run Of
burr stones and of granite, and House, Barn and
land adjoining.
\ well cultivated Farm, having on it Il large Store,
10 dwelling houses, and convenient Tavern House
50 feet LONG. with Barns. Sheds. &C.
About 5000 acres of Land, mostly timbercd.
Also. their whole stock of Goods consisting of
Pig, Bar and Scrap Iron, Hollow Ware and Castings
al various kinds.
The Works are situated miles from the White
Mountains Railroad, on the Amm"n"o>lic, having a
first rate water power, nl machinery of the latest
construction. The vein Of ore is of the richest quail
". and for casting and bar iron is unsurpassed.
The above will be SCI together, or in lots to suit
purchasers, reasonable terms. For further par
ticul;ls apply TO ELISHA MACK Salem. or to
THOMAS SPOONER. Agent,
At the Works.
/ August 20. 1872 7Sswl2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
N Office.

TsNIIE subscriber hl iir-t rate stock Farm stu
atcl III the town Of Newark, on the >,agc road
leading from Burke liol"w t" Charleston and ~i,u-
atci one mile from Newark VILLAGE ami l. dc-;:;i-
be SITUATION fora r"rn-rv farmer. TIE farm CON
taii> twn hundred AMI fifty acres "f good land, >cv-
cntv FIVE under Improvement, and thirty acres which
couta u, good ~u@ar orchard. The farm i we'll
Observation-Disclosures brought in ncqucduc; 10 Tie barn
and house.
Anew house and he'd completely furnished inside
and out and painted. A good barn and necessary
out buildings. The subscriber wishes to sell and il
one half of the purchase money could he paid down
liberal credit will lac given for the remainder. lie
has fine stock 4 cattle and will sell them with the
farm or separate ~ may suite the purchaser. Fol
further particulars enquire of the subscriber on the
premises. DAVID ALLAHD. 2d.
Newark. July G. 1s52 7Sotf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
Look Out for the Engine
When the Bell Rings!!
nIMCIR ID IANERE
PETER p. LONERGAN,

DESPECTFULLI informs the Gentry of St
IL .'om-hurv and it, vicinity that he has com
mcarcd hi business OF Boot Maxim" in Mr. IIct, :
huilIirc "rp,-i'e the Pa->mIpsc House, where he
viii manufacture ,ewcl and legged Boot, in the lat
.>t ami mot fashionable ,tyl".
i. /. l.. has had Ing experience =. Master aud
i"uruorml'f.u -"mc "tthr largest c''r.- 100 Europe
lii ', country. and !, 'hr ou'v person IL - l.h,-
bury vh" riu .ilI ia, l;"n, to nit the wcIrer 81"
No. l,r'''".' r-l' = .vH.r 'ho hr' or 'l. e. fs
fh. r,a1Iinrl vr'h h.. arsu"v logged .'r'c o., f'-
.'H, r..ttf'.. 81 Boo. v... uisuship r.. r... Iu
.f. % uHftr. De-. "a. I.rs- ui.I -.. 1870 fr p ..
'. ..s., .t'rr.
". 4- A.,..t- 900 ir.rI . b. -rl y.-''r'm-nt e. 't~
....... -,k OF late. Mo- ..rl ChI--.. t.f-r..
..I s --,a' ,trI-'. o. IirreI r-i l.Ne' F.',.f
..lf..-fr.. - -..-- ~. Oh. .'h r..' a-.- '-
.....It ..r T..I..t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
Scientific Evidence.

Baron I.;ri- in hi> celebrated work animal
chemistry ~;;y>: An artificial digestive fluid.
Analogous io tlc Gastric luicc may lie readily pre-
pared from the mucous membrane OF the stomach
of the OK i'll which various articles OF food. meat
and eggs. will lie softcned. changed and dge>tcd.
Just IN the same manner they would be in the
human St"mach.
Call on the Agent. and get descriptive circular,
gratis. giving large amount of scientific evidence,
similar to the above, together with reports Of re-
maIhal!c clIrcs. from HI mart, OF The nitcd States
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25

LrrTEH-WEITING YOUTHs, LOOK Here.
The snhioincd, from case recently dccd-
ed by the Supreme Court ON Hampshire is
interesting both as specimen of reasoning,
and as being the latest judicial exposition of
the law on the subject of love-lettcrs:
Where written correspondence is kept
up between an unmarried gentleman and an
unmarried Young lady, of suitable age. who
is not his relative, the most common and nat
ur.l inference is, that it is upon matrimonial
sub Gets: since mherc an engagement actually
.ri<ts, a correspondence almost mroriabiy fol-
ioms But young marriageable ladies, lat least
prudent ones, do not allow themselves to be
engaged in a correspondence with unmarried
men. unless they suppose marriage contract
exists between them. And unmarried men
do not desire that such a correspondence
should be carried on where an engagement
does not exist unless it he from some improp-
err motives, Or with the hope and expectation
of an ultimate engagement.
That an engagement exists, or an offer has
been made and accepted where correspond
cncc takes place between such parties as are
described in the case is, we think, in accord
ancc with general experience, which is one
of the usual and most satisfactory tests of hu-
man evidence; and although when taken
alone and disconnected from other facts, it
NAV not be SO strong a. some evidence that
mi ght be suggested, vet we hold it competent
to he submitted TO jury, amt from wiirt
M.y maj dnJ u prnnai>, 10 marry. if the csl-
dcncc >ati,fics them Of the fact"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
To the Travelling Public

TIlE undersigned RESPECTFULLY informs IN IT..
Il and the travelling public generally ma, ~ -
purchased the well known TANEHA - An
panville Green. formerly occupied hr Horace J
ans, ami more recently by Charles NaTl'r,; y
he designs to keep iir-t Far House Of fl'rT,
ment for man and heat. He w"n,d A'>1 W.
say that he intends To- rsTc'ir and th"i''---'
the house, - IL 10 render i 4 It'll In"rr 9
and convenient Hotel than il nov L. - ~
tention to the wants oi tra'- lcr-. and ~ -
charges in all cases he h"lc> /" nrTir NJ,
the public patronage Jo>Efh III
Danrile. April ~. 1852.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
AS a Dyspepsia Curer

DIR. liou -hton's PepSin has produced the most mar
veous effects, in cnrng debility enaciation
nervous decline. and dv>pcptic consumption. Ii Is
impossible To give the details of cases in the limits
OF this advertisement: but authenticated certificates
have been given of more than two hundred remark
able curr> in philadelphia. New York and Boston
alone. These nearly nil desperate Gases. and
the cures were not only rapid and wonderful, but
permanent.
II l. Il great nervous antilotc, and particularly
useful fur tendency (" bilious disorder Liver Com
liaili' ic.cr and i"lsc or badly treated fever and
a-,uc and the evil effects OF rlii.iuc. Mercury. and
other drugs up"u The digestive organs after - hong
Sickness. No, iur cAC.- ia eating and tie goo tree
u>c Of ar!c@; spirits. L. almost r,couci,c> health
with iu,c,nporaucc.
DR.. lIoughton's rcp>iu j. sold hy nearly an the
dealers in Inc iru.> and Iular medicines ihr lgh-
out the United >tatc>. 1t J. prepared in l"Wdcr
and in tluiI tnrm-;'ud in prescription Val. iOr the
u-c If physicians.
priy,te circulars '.r the ne "f physicians NAV
be ohiaired pr. lluu-hr"u or ~ agent. dc,crih
us the wu"ic process 81 preparation. aud giving the
authouiic, u;"u which the ,ll.m, % TIA, lev rrm-
civ ar lr-,i Y j. I- fH' a secret T'iu,.'V. o.
lection ca' lr rt-c' arair-' -, u,, ly ihH -sisrs
IN respectable STANDING a.. regular practice. rucs
,'. i..'rr I.r bottle
ur,,I,t uu~, livery h.''', - tie genuine
T.i-r. H,.r- ''' viif.r ..rr vru.- ct o. = h-s-'
'4r. VI T. lie fn.frs'.r f'irlt'f.ta. lt-sI 81.
U-h' aI.l trade usiA ere
>fHI,aU br.-H..'- ...I u,...r. Zoo N.l.,.H.s.
A.rNr- i & EINaHNN - john.hurs
Wlde.ai- = E,'al Agent. = Week han
,,l.s * tulbn,. MoHipyhsT .ss,i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
S H A K E. e s.

C0NCENTRATEnS YEI'P Of SAHS Ar hEIL-
" La. and Fluid Extract If waterman for sale hv
e. BINGHAM
Inlv % l>l2 7A3,f
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LEONARD f. HALE'S ESTATE.
EstTay.

TAME int" thc enclosure of the subscriber. about
- the middle of July. one light rel vearling steer
The owner is requested to prov" property. pay char
gc> and take him AWAY. MOSES IIl'NTLY.
st .|ohll>hurv Center. Sept 1t. 1882. 1GUw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25

t\N yFll~ ii 4 =, u.~r,.l. al IIn1r-rIIl-r flt
~ .,.'l:. co,.fi t., g.. IN ri, ...,. lia> VOL
Tor !, ~ and rn.nr,..., !y rr exceeding,
the most -.n.. oN pce'a,l,lr> oi - tri,..l> Nol
h., In, - r,-I,, li-,.,.- ma tin. rrnni~rai ~.
..r, Il, , ,.,.i -, tl,lt-tl.,:> ui sufferers could
originate and maintain he rci"'ari j: cnlov~-
While uauv inferior rene Ie> tuu>t upon IL" com
;url;lifv have failed aud lccn discarded. thu la
came. trends hv every ,r;a 4, ui,r~c, lri.ri> ul
the afflicted ,iicv cam never ,,ract ana produced
cures foo u1l1n,u> and Toe. rt.lI,rkH l., ia lie lr.or
ten.
While il i fraud on the public to pretend that
any one medicine will inalliIv crIrc->ti!l there l.
abundant proof that the CHERRY PE,rnrAL docs
not nnlv a> a general thirc Int almost invariably.
cure the mala,li,.> for which il !, cmp!ovcd
A. time makes these flc,> WIDER and better known
this ,nrlcii:c h. .rrl,ly become the be-. reliance
of the, afflicted, from ,l,,. l..,!,u Of the American
p.;,>:ut t. li,-,.,,,r Krrs TIrnu.rl
ont -Li> c.,,ir. or,- i, every Stale city. and in
deed almost every hamlet il contains CmiI;Y Pie
ruEAIi> known - the best remedy cx,aut for dis
:>,.> of ,. tI;,.,t and limos and in many f,rcron
countries it i coming TO be extensively used lv
thar ,n,- ~. .,,- pl.,-..-,, l., I,-r,, pr;.,;,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
FARM FOR SALE,

V1NllE farm owned and occupied hv the late Thorn
i rs Burnside, situated in Maidstone on the line
oi the Atlantic and st. Lawrence Railroad i now
offered tor sale Said farm contains about 30 acres
"!ncrvaie and $50 acre. Of up land and i in GOOD
state OF cultivation. On said farm are = wcIIiuo
h"ns'. five barns. and other ont-h,ulling> convent
ent Tor farming purposes. and is Il desirable >t,,a-
ton For further particulars apply TO Edwin East
man. Lancaster. \. H.. TO the subscriber on the
premises. RACHEL. EURNSIDE, Administrators
Maidstone. Sept. c, 1852 s9ow3
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Mrs, e. TSidder's

EIDLERA NOEEUS. Dv>rntcry and Dia:rhu:'
Y Cordial: .Iavnc'> Canu:rativc Bal>am: Hun
glran Bal>alu: N"iat> lie PHI AMI Phu.iN Bit
tiers: Davis Pain Killer: Srhcnck's 'ulm"nic Syr-
up: T"wn>cnd'> Sar>aparilia: Bern ,tt's Plant and
Root Pill>: Deans Rheumatic Pills; Hooper Eng
fish Female l>: Nc .illi>tcr'> Ointment; Itch
Ointment Essence. jamaica Ginger, Cephalic and
Catarrh Snuff, Snuff BEANS. Harlem Oil. Erlti>ii
Oil Nrat>-ioot OIL, Skmk'> oil, Olive OH, Essen
tial Oils, Ayers Cherry fect"ral. Hunts lmnnent
Williams Balm ni Life for cough, Hunters Bal>am
Mt. Eagle Trp"li Petroleum. or Rock Oil. ami al
most all the popular remedies of the day for sale by
tie dozen >uslc bottle. ii
BINGIIAMS DRUG STORE.
st. Johllslurv. July -. 49,. IS3tf
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E5as~ "Dear mother" said delicate little
GIRL. II have broken vour china vase
"WclI. Won are a naughty. careless. tron-
hlcsomc little thing. always in some mischief:
90 up stairs till | send for you.'
And this was Christian mothers answer
to the fearful little culprit who had Struggled
with and conq"ered the temptation to tell a
falSchood to screen her fault. With di<ap-
pointed, dishcartened look, the child obcycd,
and at that moment was crushed in her little
heart the sweet flower of truth, perhaps new
err again in after years to be revived to life.
Oh what were a thousand vases in compari-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
ROCKS.
NOTICE,

|gN!lE Meat Business viii be continued the same
a. heretofore by the subscriber. to whom I'll
demands due the firm of Sanh"rn < Gilman must
be pal. Carts will run daily t" supply all who ,lc
sire i rood article, rs usual. Also. constantly on
hand Il, hi markr:, AL kinds of fresh and salt meat
otthc best quality. II. c. GILMAN
s. Joli-hurv. June l. 1852 ,75tf
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DEITABEp from lFNNuT. ar The fourth Sr"N-
AcH "i iHE "N. :.t.rr directions ri BARON
In rI,,. lie -rT r.s~u, IA, C..,iIi.>t, 10y j. :.
Hos '.IITtp\. y u i''..i.. ~ '..,. p
H. ;~a-rr'r ~ '.~su' '',,:'.'v t;r h,Fe.S;, u
bq>lrp>i .I'asE,. i,,, Ca ,,r', G">tiIrr''n. d
D,t.atg. curj'l- aif,r Natures "nu method. Icy Nj
;Ugv> u~n 49,. sEr '-;ri, .I'.oc.
i!-'fa ;a~i rr:'of lrl-:' infused il. wafer
viii dia-t n~ Dissolve ;vc ,,'rr J. of r,<st beef in
about tWp hours. otit - III, stomach
PEI'>I> j. the chief element. ~reat 'ligestmg
principle ui the Gastric .lcc-thr solvent of the
food. the purifying, preserving, ANA stimulating
AGENT of III, stomach al intc>tiur. Il j. extracted
from the digestive stomach of the Tx. thus forming
an artificial digestive fluid precisely Ike the na'u
raj Gastric Juice in is chemical powers. and fur
ni>!,in@ complete and perfect substitute for IL Ey
the all of fl> preparation, The le!ir> and cr> q" IN
digestion :'na dyspepsia removed. lu~t ~ they
would he hv hcalthv stomach. Il i doing wonders
for Dv~pcptic>. curing c:>e> "i debility. emaciation.
nervous decline. AMI dy>peptic consumption sup
posed tn bc the verge of the grave he scientific
evidence upon which il i based, i in the highest
decree. ,.1lri,l;~ and remarkable.
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NEW FIRM,

FINIlE M er,Cucd have tai, ,iay formed co,.,r,
u"r.l ii' under ~" name Il !. u. \ T. tL:',, \
o. i,,y the. Ilirl.,-,.,f ,..rr,.It.. 80, H..
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GIRLS WANTED,

w ANTED Immediately four Jol,rncres~ Girl,
w ;I>" two is apprentices. j. NJ HILL.
81 Jo!i>hury Center, sept 1i, 1852. 7yOw3
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IF every ~vlr and pattern, " hic :Ecy w -Ii lower
than any o,hrr c-.ahli-lI rut in the State: ni:U
featured from the very best ITALIAN X American
Stock. Those who aye about erecting Monuments
or Grave Stores. will find a, th> establishment
style OF patterns far superior :" th"-ciolc had cc
whc~c. Tie subscribers also will furnish Marble
Chimney Pieces NJ Rn-:.n prices. hl>o. Iron Fe,rc
i.r enclosing burial -. furnished ~ the lowest
rates. L. VI work jriiycrc, free al cllarc..
THOMAS BRIGHAM \ CO.
Ntrrh Il. lsl2 .6tNl
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!!
WOOD LOT.

EOR SALE, q lot comprising II acres mostly
Il heavily ,InhcreI with hard wood. situated on
the hill about lat :; mile southeast of Fairbanks
Village. Sail lot WIS formerly part of the Var
Farm. i easy oi access and the soil is suitable
for cultivation pasturagc after the wood rcmov
ed. Apply 10 WM ID. WEEKS.
- Lohn>lnrv. !uly %. lS52 1S3tf
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M0\( .MENTS. Grave Stones,
Hearths, Counter, Table, and
WASH STAND TOPS,
Grave Stones < Monuments.

And all other articles manufactured Of Marhic:-
>if' N"n,. Soap Non, o,i Ere, >'''c. They have
con II ,rI ;ll,
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in all it. viri"ri- branches in >tvl" which CAN y,
he >rm~>c a, prices J,to~ o'i,oHp' tt'o" ;'ld vii
in Tic McaI> OF all.
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ST. BLOOMSBURY
MARBLE WORKS S.
MARBLE WORK,

MIL: subscribers have fitted mp new MARBLE
~ SHOP opposite the Passenger Depot, II. Johns
bury, Vt. and are now lrcrarr,l 70 furnish