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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
FOR THE BOYS g. GIRLS.
UONORING PARENTS.

"A stranger went into the church ward
of pretty village. he bcheld three children
at new V made grave. A boy about ten
wears of age was busilv engaged in placing
plat> of turf about it. while girl. who ap-
pearcd year or two Younger. held in her
apron few roots of flowers. The third child,
still Younger, was sitting on the grass watch
ing with thoughtful look .hc movements of
the other two. They wore pieces Grape on
their hats, and few other signs of mourn
ing. such as are sometimes worn bv the poor
who struggle between their poverty and their
atilirtonS
The girl began by planting some of her
Wild flowers around the head of the grave
wh,n the stranger thus addressed them:
Whose grave is this. about which YOU arc
St acsilv engaged"
'Mothers grave. sir" said the boy.
"And did Your father send YOU to place
these flowers around the grave 2"
NO sir. father lies here too. and it'll,
Willie and sister Jane"
when did they die -
Mother was buried fortnight Yesterday
bnt father died last winter"
Then who told vou to do this ?"
''Nobody sir. lrpiied the girl
"TErn why do yea dc 2"
They appeared at loss tor an answer. bu
the stranger looked so kindly at them, tia
at length the eldest replied. a: the tears stal
ted to his eyes:
"Dh. we love them. sir
'lhcn yon put these green grass tarfs an
Wild flowers where your patents arr laid. b,
cau>" Won love them
Yes sir" they all replied.
What eau he more hcautisl than such &
exhibition Of children honoiing deceased p;
rents: Never forget the dear parents VII
loved and cherished YOU ii, your infant day
Ever remember their parental Kindness
jIpnor ti,ir memo iy '!,,,"g those dim.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
From the y. Y. Tribune.
FOR SCOTT. BOYS, HliRRAH!

i .
BY ONE OF TIE RniS.
The Old men all remember
As : were hut Yesterday -
When Britain sought, on Freedoms soil,
!.sain To plant her sway,
The old men all remember
Who hurled her back again
Twas Winfield scott, at Chippewa,
Twas Scott, NJ I.undv's Lane,
So fling for Scott the banner out,
And >inr for Scott hurrah;
With HIM We en- the locoS rout,
And win for Chippewa.
The Young men nil remember
r was not five years ago
Who lei or hosts 10 victory,
And conquered Mexico;
The Young men all remember
How Churubu~co'S field,
And Vera Cruz, and C"ntrrra>.
We're made hv Scott 10 Weld,
So fin. for Scott the banner out.
And ling for Scott hurrah:
With him we can the Ioco> rout.
And win for Chippewa.
The Oh men and thr Young men
With Scott I" lead the fight
From hill and dale. from shore AMI wave,
VIII rally and unite;
The Old men and the Young mcn-
With scot, 10 lead them"u-
Will make the hereof two wars,
Their Chief NJ Washington,
50 fling for Scott III" banner ont.
And -inr for Scott h'.rrah,
With him we can the l.oc"s r"'lt.
And win for Chippewa.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
To the Travelling Public.

FINHE undersigned respectfully informs his friends
Il and the travelling public generally. that he has
purchased the well known TAVERN STAND ut
Danve Green. formerly occupied by Horace Ev-
ans. and more recently tx Charles Varncv; where
liz designs to kcepa first rate House Of Entertain
ment for man and beast He would al" further
say that he intends "a repair and thoroughly rct
the house 80 a. t. render ita It'll more commodous
and convenient Hotel than it now i. By strict at
eny.n To- the wants ." travellers. ami lv reasonable
charges. in all cases. II. hopes :" merit and receive
the public patronage. JOSEPH PRESTON
Dansille. April %. 1872. 770tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
TEETH! TEET H!

WE have sin entirely Nrw Inc'h"i II supplying
w partial sets of teeth VERY Nr'H CHEAPER
than formerly: t. any one can wl.l more fully
explain Filling. extracting. e.. bone - w"l and
much cheaper than ever. Il. klLEol kNE X SON
NOTICE EXTRA...Wa would ie much "I1iy-
,dto all who are owing IL cl,t'r ~ note "T h""k
account if thev would make immediate lar1nent Is
ont. II the firm lIi- hc'i' il.r'l-@ h"a-e here
,,J needs all the money H. can r:i~c :" pax for IL
4. u. \ son.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
Look Out for the Engine
When the Bell Rings!
PETER p. LONERGAN,

DESPECTFUILl informs the Gentry OF 81
IL fnln-h:lrr ami il vicinity. that he has COM
r,.,,cI hi huci,r,- al I;r, Making in Mr. lial.f>
building. opposite til" ra>-u,nl'~c House. where he
vii! Manufacture >,-ui 49,: js! I'"n;- IL the 'lt-
-, and most fashionable ~tvir-
Pr l. has had ng experience a Master and
Inurn,vman in some "tthc larGc-r cites III Europe
and This country and : the only i"r~on IN - '1l>
bury VIII" can adapt The Boot I" >'"i the "rar'r 30
,bf h ,,f,I,,nr r : down "a lie hrr, vr tie side
This combined with hi Acknowledged style of fit
tiur-flr nc;.,~~ %, hi Workmanship 'nt III" III
raliltv Of hi materials h" hopes VIII secure /" hm
a share Of the puhlic patronage.
He also keeps on hand good assortment OF the
latest style uf Ia,li,~ M. ami ttiiarr''> 'I-''rS
and great variety # Tipped and i"N"i Patent
leather ami hid shoes, together with good assert
!nrrt ui Euhh"r--
The above Viii he sold
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
NEW GOODS!
PLOWS! PLOWS!!

E,NAl'NEHS in waft Of Plow Will do VII 70 call
= an" + X ~ our assortment Of EU@e!,.>. NoIr.c
Ma."n X O. r!o7s--nh ich will Ell at IAN
UfCTIEFhSP PRICES. r.JTWFTTE 60
- ''''''..s3 HrE. March =. II: -CJ.i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
LUMBER LUMBER!

<fE' CT. ilEML0Ck and BIRCH t!-NErp
i.'''''''n r"f :" order ~ tie undersigned md
So, ~, al reg 'n"h,r iricc-. W-NIIgGU ,'UEI>T
w Concord. .i:,ri =. ~. -s-nq,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
Fl + ! + { + i

As the wants of til" public can demand; and he i
confident that he can supply those that may give
him call, better than a any other Shop in the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
Holden & Cutter...sole Agents.

For S:n,rr-.t < ! :nrr-a''> -, III N" :
-Manuta--u-cI Il, their extensive !N'"'"r.',''';L
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03

every DESCRIPTIVE "i Cloths. 'a~-iln"r"> poc~ki'
Twcrd> Ca~h,u"r"t'~. >atinrtt-, \",tin@~ laii"r
Trimmings. tents Furnishing Goods, and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
Low for Cash.

nFR~pnWmq done at short n"t"e,
Ami - H. {,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
Know All Men!
Wholesale and Retail,

NH At the WnOI. SONS n Ii-tlrt'n ami l.amcaS
i ter are tnllN mrclllred 10 tI!r1.i-h II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-07-03
HENRY S. BARTLETT
A. J. WILLARD.

ATTORNEY AND COZ N>TIIuE tII,-..
&. -lnil.-l'sry ".
- pec,!~ and other al li.~,,r....,..-
with pr'ani' t,.,.~> and accugar:.
April g, Isl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

FHEINo WATERS The New \ ork
Times objects to the system Of walters
at hotels. II says:
No man who has the instinct and the
feeling Of a gentleman. will permit him
self at public table, where all are
supposed 10 sit down on terms OF equality,
thus 10 bribe servants to Il Il his NAV at
the expense oil his neighbor and Hotel
proprietors who encourage or pc. init SO
vile system Of paltry extortlon, ought
to be regarded as unworthy OF puclc
confidence and support. IL any guest
desires special and exclusive attention,
let him take his meals in his private u
Partrient
This 10 all very well but what is q
POOR fellow to do, when he is on the point
Of starvation, and finds that Messleurs,
the walters, disdaln TO recognize his pre-
sence at the table 7 He must do ms
others do, and pay up. The system is
bad one and gives the fast men" OF
the day an undue advantage over the
".low oaches'' and old iogies, who, in
their innocence, expect TO have dishes
handed to them before they have con
ciliat, d the gentlemen in white jackets.
We are fast falling into the English
system, under which the fellow, who
tells you the way TO the BARRIERS, ex-
poets sixpence from you for his trouble.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
d. NE ychisi's Uterine Cathojicon

:, HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BECOME
l AGENTS FOR THIS INVALUABLE MEDi-
CINE, wo'ld respectfully invite the attention Of the
afflicted To II, CRAFTY ing success ihat has tned is
wherever introduced and its happy rJaptr ion %
he ,"e Of me distressing diseases ior whch II IL Of
fer-d.
This CATHOLICON IL in truth one of the GREAT
EST MEDICAL DIsCOvERIEs OF TIE ALE.
aud is destined TO bee, me identifed with the heal,s y
and '''p'"s'' 0' FEMALES
This declaration Is based on ,lc fact that " Will
more than nine-enths oi ciass Of very preva.
h"' '''e"'''I fIESIhE iaS~% T. cowplAyyrs
and which have heretofore resisted ,he ~ III aud eN
erlions of the mo-, accomplished physicians Of sll
countries, Ia de2"ee beyond hni al almost eNeiy
other mnlady Ia which the human fmily IL heir. II
has sfcady received .he appreciation and liberal pat
er Of very many prominent meDbe of the Med
ical Faculty IN The United stsss willing 10 abide ,rs
Patieu,s. aud is N every way worthy the confidence
of the afflicted as 4 SUCCESSFUL, SAFE aud
CHEAP REMEDY. Of this additional proof will
he found in the pamphlet, To which the attention Of
Ladies and Practitioners Is spsctfull, invited.
This medicine has never been in, reduced by empty
pas mud misrepresentation, nor is IL intended tina,
Its present popularity shall be sustained by any me
dun bui is merits and the .ppfobaiion Of the public
The ChTilOLICON IL ne, a "ture-all," !" but h In
tended expressly for those complaints Incidental V
the respectable female whether married ol s.ns!s.-
PRoLAPsrs uTERI. FLUoR ALBus, CnRosIC IN
FLkMNATIoN AND ULCEpATION or THE UTERUS, IN.
AND IRREGULAR MEssrruATios, SC, with their nc
companying evils, q ancer excepted no matter hu~
severe, or of how long standing.
~ Pamphlets can he he'd gratis, Of the agents, e
G. q. HAZARD, II. J. TAYLOR.
REeL:ENcEs.
r. y. PeckhaU,, N. D.. Utcs, NY.
l.. ID Fleming, M. D., New-i;ed. o d, Mas
d. Y. Fooie, NJ. D., Z, fnc.'se, ". Y.
N. ~. Mills, NJ. D.. Rochester, N. Y.
w w. Reese, N. D., t'iiy of New-York.
John q, Quick, n. d., Baltimore, Md.
Prof Dunbar. NJ d..
CeniinI Depot, 3Ss BrN dwny, N. York. Dc ly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

LITERARY ExcHAsoEs.-A short time
since a large and heavy box was
received at Brunswick, by Railroad,
from Augusta, directed to President
Woods Of Bowdoin College. The latter
rejoicing in the anticipation of a large
aud splendid donation OF the fruits OF
the midnight oil to the alcoves Of the al
ready beautiful college library, caused
the box TO be opened, when there was
disclosed the chapel bell OF Watcrvills
College, with polite noie to Presi-
dent Woods lr.m the quasi Faculty OF
Wa,erville, stating that highly approx.
ing OF the system Of International Ex.
changes, projected by Mons. Vattemare,
they thought the scheme might be pro-
duciivc ofgenial results. ii'brought into ex-
ercise between sister colleges, aad ac Ting
upon this suggestion they had sent tn, r
chapel bell which they hoped President
Woods weuld accept as Il token Oi their
regard, and, in return, trusted he would
seId them the chapel bell Of Bowdoin.
The Joke was decidedly too heavy to take
and the box was headed up, with it's
contents, to be returned 10 WaterviIle.
But as il renamed at the depot awaiting
transportation, the Bowdoin boys, as is
easily supposed, spirited il away, and,
perhaps, ere lhis,i has safely arrived
at Harvard, Yale, or some other univer-
sity. Meantime, the" passing bell
wrlngs sad moisture from the eyes Of
WaterviIle's grave Faculty, who, TO
supply the loss Of the accustomed signal,
and to console their own spirits, are no
doubt obliged to" take horn."-Bdn-
gor (Me.) Mercury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
Wilbor's Compound of
PURE COD LIVER OIL
AND LIME.

A Guar FOR CoksUmprIoE, CoUGHs, COLDS,
ASTHMA, ,BGol caITIs, ,GENERAL DEBiL-
I7g AEpALL ScROFuLOUs HUMONs.
THE L;optictor has succeeded (fro'n directions
l. Of Pro e.sor Stone, in combining the Oil and
Lame 10 perfectly that the taste Of the Oil, which
is SO rauscous, to persons generally, il entirely
overc o,ne, aud can be taken ny the most deli
cate fsmales with pleasure. And as regards the
benefit Of this article the clear oil, the fol-
lowing case, by Professor Stone, ~ srfhcient TO
convince the most sceptcal. The Young lady
was "a wears Of age.
"Her disease WAS one o. unmixed phthisis,
which had been expected to terminate in the
course Of a few months fatally. The upper part
ofboth her lungs was filled with tulercl,s, and in
some places we're beginning soften. The case
was evidently bad one. ne treatment Of God
Liver Oil was at first used, bu, wi;h"n marked
Improvement. The Phosphate Of Lime was then
administered with the Oi, aud the result, ny in
the case Of many others, was soon apparent. -
The patient was rapidly getting we'll"
This preparation does not like the Cod Liver
Oil Iecoine rancid which makcs II very desirea-
bic for.Persons travelling as j, keeps fresh for IA
long time.
BE sure and get the genuine, Manufactured only
by ALEX'K B. WILBOR, Chemist, l56 Court
| Street, Boston.
r. II HAZARD & co., Agents for Newport
and vicinity. jeh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
A CERTAIN CURE FOR SUMNER


A CERTAIN CURE FOR SUMMER
COMPLAINTS.
DIGELOW'S ALTERATIvE.-A GER
ID TAIN CURE FOR DYSENTERY, Dl-
ARRHOEA, CHOLERA MORBUS, and oil
Summer complaints.
Price, 80 cents.
GEORGE w. BLEECKER, Proprietor.
New York.
This may certify, that have tested the virtue
and efficacy OF "Bigelow's Alterative," and find
il TO be safe and efiicaciou remedy for those
very painful and often fatal diseases which nj df-
ferent periods affect both old and young, viz
Dysentery Cholcrs Mortus, &c. Believing il
To be a valuable medicine in the above cases
cheeriully recommend il To those ~ho may have
the misfortune to be afflicted with Dysen,ery and
the like, and having given il fair trial in my
own practice, which served admirably the purpose
for which il was given, feel no hesi'ancy in Civ
ing il IN, eanction az safe and valuable medicine.
LIB. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
81 McDougaii street.
have used "Bigelow's Ahcrative' in my fam
;y aud have never found il TO hail, When all other
remedies administered ny, and under direction OF
Phys,c,ans have proved ,nefecsual. ! think it .
perfect corrective for Dysenserie and oil bowel
complaints.
New Yo,k, March 22, 1852. ~ Wall street.
We can add our testimony 10 that Of others Of
i,s great efficacy in our own case, when prostra-
ted TO an alarming degree Nv Bowel disease. u
was the only medcine that gave relief and one
now always kept in the family.
Editor Of N. Y. Baptist Register.
r. II. HAZARD h Co,
Apothccu les Hall, Sob Agents for Newport.
jy3 3m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
AQUIDNECK AGRICULTURE
EXHIBITION.

A T Middi,:Oun, "a Trc.doy, The 2is. day o.
II Sq,sn6. (yJ y u nei He mat far doy ~
tt,.
The hqridn * Az. ieuIrral S"cie;y, irsiect.
fully invite the Fan s and inhabiants OF this
Island, and The neighl ,,ing towns, TO e>hibit
such stock as ,',ey may hink wo,i',y Of note, =;
the Cat c Show of raid Society, 10 la bo'teu
neur tl,c Firs, baptist Meeting iloase, ia Md
detow,,, ON the 2ist day o' Scpeml " ncS 30
iorsamned by n COMMITTEE aproip' ii by a
Society 20 decide on the qualities of 'hr s9nc;
and award CcitifcuaJ o. m",i; To thogs who n,
exhibit The best stock ~ c..cl k'nd hpe; " Tea
specified. The Socieiy bcirg in ii- in.ancy an
without the nec"ssd unds 10 aS.,d premiums,
in money, cannot bui i'du'ge forc that c-rtii-
Gates oi mei il viii IT, acccp. able 20 The ia,mcrs
OF this Vicinity, md / "A sufii, e,t ir,uc ncnt
for the Ia coairibu'e to the in rest Of the FAR"
by exhibiting such stock Ms hey may think vi !
promote the iocr"sf Of ~ mr''rre, and st ;TuInie
a spirit of emu l,'on and Improve W. NJ.
NATHANIEL. GREENE, Pres
GEORGE COG ;ESilALL, Sec.'y.
u1S
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

In this town, on the 3O,h ul,.. by Rev. Mr..
Thayer, Frederic A. Lane, Esq., Of New York,
and Miss Elizabeth, daughter ofAdam 8. Coe,
Esq, OF this town.
IN Westerly. 22d inst, Mr.. Jonathan Sprague
of Block Island, snd Miss Phsh- Ann Gavt Of
Westerly.
In New York city, on Thursday mornirg +,
Aug. 26lh, ny the Rev. James Thrrdrnbrrgh. J.
GoIdins B"piins, Esq, NJ. D., X l.. Of on
don, Eng., and Caroline e., eldest daughter of
Allen shaw, E.p., Of P0v;dcnr-.
In P,ovideare, on Thursday evening, 26lh
inst, by ,hs Rev. Joseph Sandcrson, MIR. F,b-
ct Leach ID Miss siars yet Ann Beach, cay
d'uyh' OIL. N. Beech, ,ofP.
In Providence, 29t in,t., by Rev. NJ saith
Mr. Leonard Poor and Miss My II. Ba,on,
bot, Of Prev.
In PyoviJcrce, 16,h i'st., Mr.. rolsi l.cach
and Mss Margaret A." Beech, o"'y dauo h,rr Of
l.. n. Beach, ol Prov.
In Stoo"-ton, 30 h ius,., by Rav. J. NJ.
Wiiy, Mr.. Jora L. Mooroe pud Miss Ro, ey e.
Jchonnet, bo'h Of Prov.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
FRESH GROCERIES SC.
lust received at 22 Broad St, by CORNELL
u & DENNIS,

FRESH GROCERIES SC.
j & DENNIS,
Extra fine Oolong Tea,
English Breakfast do.
Ningyong do.
Extra fine Young H,sou do.
Hyson de-.
Crushd Sugar, Pow d-red Sugar,
Granula,ed do, Refined A, u, u {, do.
Havana Brown do,
Premium Flour, Extra Flour.
Common do, Hrcker'r in baps, do,
Rice, Cheese, Cincinnati Hams,
Dried Beef, I.ar,, Sperm {. ndles,
Pearl Candies, Lard Oil, Whale Oil,
Extra No. I. Soap, Excelsi"r Soap,
CASTLE do. Tobacco,
Maccaboy Snuff, Scotch Snuff,
Dairy Salt, Salaeratus, Soda,
Cream Tartar, Indigo, Pearl Starch,
N. o. Molasses, Havana Molas.s,
Wrapping Paper, Bx Raisins,
Secdless Raisins, Currants, Citron,
Java Coffee, Maracaibo Coffee,
St. Domingo do, Parched do.
Ground do, Nutmcgs, Cloves,
Pure ground Spices, Pepper,
Mustard. Pickles, CapeIs. Ca,'upS.
Preserved Ginger. Extract Lemon.
Extract Vanilla, Peach,
Rose Water, Yeast Powder,
Rock Candy, Tapioca,
Maccaroni, Vernicelli,
Pearl Barley. Sage, Ground Rice,
Iiomny, Arrow Root, Isnglass.
Essence Coffee, Corn Starch,
Chocolate, Bakers Cocoa, Farina,
Crockery, Wooden ware, Dollar Clocks, &c
with great variety OF other goods, to enunerats
which would I'LL Newspaper; at wholesale and
Retail, at the lowest prices. ji2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
NEW YORK BAkERY.

T'BF subscriber re- ,ccth,I'y informs his friend.
i and the public OF Newport generally, that he
still con,im,ss To- carry on the Baking business in
all Us various branches, where can he found
fresh every day, n larger assortment ~ Cake,
and Bread than can be- purchased al any other
store, such as
Lady Fingers, Lady Cake,
Msrangues and kisses, Ginger suapr,
Macaroons, Water Jup,blss,
Vanilla Junbles, Cocoaru, Drvps,
volevous, Puff Pastry,
anu all pther kinds of Cske constantly ON hand
Also Wine AID Fancy Crscters of all kinds.
n. ". Hot Tea Bi.cui, Rmk and B-ss ev.
ery afternoon, at 4 O'Clock, and sen, ,o any part
o<the town. A. W. CLARKE,
pl9 Corner OF Sprmg and Frank streets
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02

nJThe Grand Fancy and Dress
Ball takes place at the Ocean House
this, Thursday, cveningl The
most ample arrangements are being
made for large and splendid Bali, and
from alI that we can learn We have ev-
cry reason to believe 'hat il will sur
pass any denomination Of tho kind
which has ever been witness, IN New
port. The town is still very full and
all the Hotels are crowded, thing
which has never heen known before. at
this season OF the year. We think that
the Ball will be numerously attended.
and we know that the gentlemen who
have charge OF it, and ME-. Weaver,
will spare no pains or expence TO make
II IA brilliant aDd Exceedingly pleasant
affair.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-02
DESTINY. b..
CAREFULLY CALCULATED

AND o6T ON PAPEN.
ARRIVAL ofpR. Q. ". RoBACk q, New York.
Professor Of A.irolosy ssrenosay, Pkrrnoosy, and
Gcomancy, having just srrvcsi hont Phil ,dni iphis
where he has met wih the most extraordinary suc.
for the last four yesrs oters his scos 70
the citizens ol New York, and Its vicinity, q. w
Rohack being the seventh Of the seventh son, aud
early age OF nheen years, enjovs advantages derived
rom travelling and reflection, tina, possesssd by
none in shis coanry,or In Europe. and bring gif
tel bs Nature as having cultivated those blessed gs
he In prepared 10 adapt them to the klowiDg uses,
and the Immediate consuuimaton of the following
topics. lie can be consulted with At his Office by
letter. pre- paid, and he sprepsred To make Of
his power any Of the following TOPICS: Business
of all de crpons travelling by land sea; court
ships, avices given for their successful accomplish
mcnt Specializing In stot ks, merchandise real
tnte the recovering of lesacies In dispute the pss.
chasing Of tickets aud the safety of ships nj sea- lie
also has had the honor Of receiving a certificate frome
Sweden, which Il will give him gieat pleasure la
showing TO these who will favor him with call. lie
also offers his service respecting health, wealth and
marriage, love Affairs, journeys, lawsuits, difficulty n
business, auds sckness and death; past present and
future events, and all the concerns Of life and invites
Trrms--Ladies 80 cenisi gentlemen 81. Nativites
calculated and read IN full, actordihg Ia the oraa lee
aud masculine signs ludi1s ~; gen,leusn ~, so -
Naiivities calculated according 10 Geomancy, for
dies g. in full 80 gentemen 50, IN full S5;-Per
sons at distance eau have their Bstivies drawn nv
sending the date Of the day Of their birth. All let
ters containing the above fee Mill receive inlU,edi
sf the United states, written on durable paper. All
letters any OF the above topics, n post paid, " ~
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PUREICE CREAM.


T,HE increased demand for our Ice Cream,
i from year TO year is positive guarantee
its superiority over AL other Creams that is man
ufactured in this place, therefore we don't have
io puff and advertise and finally beg people TO
try it. The reputation is Of many years stand
ing, aud our facilities this season for supplying
the increased demand is much Better than here =
toiore. Having engaged our Cream rom the
best farms Oh The Island, enables us TO supply
pure and fresh c.eam with eve,y va,iety oi favor
IN Fancy Pyramids, or in common moulds, al oil
times, and ia lay quantity, at moderate prices.
We are also prepared to supply Fruit Ices, char
lotte Russe, plain or ornarnentcd, Blanre Mango,
Jellcs, Brandy Fruits, Preserved Fruils, Otna-
mental Wedding cake, FamiIy cakes, Ta',s ard
pies, fresh every day, together with every 9TH
er article connected with our line, ut .he shoI..
est notice and on reasonable terms, by
RIDER & SlSSON,
jy2O Successors 70 W. s. Vose.