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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-31
EXCHANGE BANK
OF SELDEN, WITHERS & CO.,

WASHINGTON, d. C..
TTNHE undersigned respectfully announce that thew
i have formed Copartncrship TO transact a Gene,
raj Banking and Exchange Business in this citv TN
der the firm of SEIDEN WRITER'S & Co and are arc
prepared to deal in Foreign and Domestic Exchanges
Time Bills, Promisory Notes, Certificates of Depositc,
Letters of Credit, Bank Notes and Coin.
We undertake TO make collections and promptly to
remit the proceeds to any designed point within
for many past the Treasurer of the United States
will give his careful personal attention to all financial
business which may be employed transact with
any of the Departments of the Government
The business which our employers may require us
to transact, will be conducted with fidelity and Dromn-
titudc and upon the most reasonable tcrIus.
WILLIAM sELDEN,
Late Treasurer of the United States
JOHN WITHERS,
Of Alexandria, Va.
r. w. LATHAM,
OF Washington, D. C.
OfBatmorc, Md.
Washington, February 10, Is52-Iy
FOR THE TOILET.--Tooth, Nail and Hair
L Brushes; Pocket, Rcdn and Fine Tooth Combs
Pns; Band I Also large variety q T Tot
Soaps, Cologne, Lavender and Florida Water, and a
April 5. 1853. ~ ~ I. NJ. SMITH.
pAINTS,, OILS AND DYEsTUFFS.--A
L large and Varied assortment of White Lead, dry
BiakGs hre-Proof Paint. Also, every size of Paint
Brushes, Sash Tools, Window Glass Putty. For sale
Charlestown, April 5, 1853. ~
- Pruning Knives, Manure Forks Fish Hooks Car
den Trowels, Dibbling Rakcs, Shovels Wood saws
Mouse Traps, Wagon Boxes, Shutters, Table HINGES
Faucets, Knob Locks, Metal Faucets AIarkinp
Gunges, &c, just received by
April 3. 7: RAwLINs son.
IRON, IRON.-- We have just received large and
we'll sceCted assortment of Plough Irons of every
description; J, Z, 7, and ! and one-inch Hammered
Tire Iron; Slcdge Moud=, Crowbars, ScoIIOD and
Band Iron, Small Round and Square Iron &c
all of the very best quality which will sell on
very small advance for the cash punctual custo
time. T. RAWI1NS & SON
CharIestown, April 5, 1853.
pONNETS.-- Just received II dozen Straw; Braid
- Gimp and NeaPOlitan BONNETS, of the g.
latest Spring style. Also, dozen pieces offspring
style BONNET RIBBONS. ALI of which can ~
and will be sold rs per cent less than they were ever
before offered
April5 LOCK, CRA8IER & LINE
SCYTHES AND SNEADS.---The genuine
~ English Waldron Grain and Grass Scythes, by the
dozen, at retail; Sneads that tremble; Tbomp
sons famous Rakcs and Scythc Hangings for sale on
the very lowest terms by T. RAWLINS & SON. f.
May 10. :,
CURTAIN BANDS.--A fine assortment and
~ OF most beautiful designs, just received by
May 10. II. RAwLINS & SON.
TNEA TRAYS AND WAITERS.-.A beau
Il thuI assortment on hand.
May 10. T. RAwLINs & SON.
CANDLE STICKS.--Bronze, (new styIes7
~ China, Britannia, Brass and Japanned-a very
May 10. T. RAwLINs & SON.
DHILADELPHIA KID SHIPPERS. by
Il April 90. LOCK, CRAMER s LINE
n NJ
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A RHYME FOR THE RAIL.

Goods and Mail
Were on the Rail
And Mail pulled up to water;
Goods slap dash,
Run in-Crash Smash.
And Express came rattling after.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Kitto's Daily Bible Illustrations, 6 vols.
Hannah Moore's Private Devotions.
Sacra Privata.
Charlotte Elizabeth's Works. vols
British Poets, 3 vols, illustrated.
Putnam's Editions of Poets, 6 vols.
Putnam's Semi. Monthly Library.
Hcadley's Napoleon and Marshals, 2 vols.
Irving's Works, 16 vols.
Sherwood's Works. Is vols.
Iippncotts Edition Waverly, ~ vols, $12.
Remarkable Events in History q. States, 2 vols.
FL Puchcro, by DIR. McShcrry.
Shakespeare, 4vols, calf. -
Lanman's Life of Webster.
Mrs. Bliss Cook Book.
ha1enze's 5000 Receipt Book.
Bnnyan's Pilgrims Progress, fine edition.
Kennedy's Writ, 2 vols.
Garland's Life of Randolph vols
Cousins Modern Philosophy, 2 vols.
Life of Calhoun.
Rarley's Library, IS vols.
Ingcrsoll's History of Second War, vols.
Taylor's Religious Works, 2 vols.
Besides every variety of Bible, Prayer Books, Hymn
Books, Scrap Books, Blank Books of all sizes. For
sale at reasonable prices by L. NJ. SMITH
Charlestown, April 5, 1853
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AULT,s ENGLISH GARDEN sEED.

GS ST. received ., fresh supply of English Garden
our Customers-part of which are as fnIIn,,:z
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DIAPER, PAPER, PAPER.--Just receiveda
Il large supply of very superior Foolscap and Post
Paner. Also. Mote and Rat
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BEANS, Early China
Dwarf or Snaps, Six
week do; Horticultural
Pole ; Broad Winsor
Large and small Lima;
CARROT, long Orange;
Early Horn; White Bel
gian.
CELERY, White solid;
White and Rcd Giant:
CUCUMBER, Early
Green /; long Green; half
long do; small Cherkin.
MELON, Nutmeg and
Yellow CantclOpc, &c.
ONION, White Portu-
gal Silver Skin, Spanish
and Yellow and Red.
PEPPER, Long Cay
enne, Bell or Bull Nose,
and Sweet Mountain.
'fSUM" PUMPKINS.
RADISHES, a variety.
TURNIP, Early Fiat
Dutch, Red Top Norfolk,
w bite Flat Norfolk, and
Ruta Baga.
Oyster Plant.
Flower and Sweet Herb
House.
:. RAWIINS & SON
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CARPENTERING AND LOWERING.

ITNHE subscriber returns his most sincere thanks
Il the citizens of Charlcstnwn and ncirhhOroOh for
the liberal patronage he has received in the last five
years; and hopes to merit continuance of the
He Is always ready to work the shortest no.
ticc, and will make his interest to suit the times in
his prices.
He has procured a set of DrnughtinC Instruments
and having made himself acquainted with Arciiitcc-
ture he is prepared to Draught and give plans and
also make and carve to order Capitals for columns in
the different orders of Architecture tho shortest no.
ce. Always on hand SASH of various sizes for Win
dows.
- Those wishing to patronisc him will address him
through the mail, or verbally at Chnrlcst"wn.
% All orders shall be strictly attended to- and gen
cral satisfaction given.
VIM. \. SUDDITH.
rCharlcstown, April 8, ls53-ly
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Ssh44SeA-bS ta4O AoAASN AZ ASb
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Primers, various kinds.
SPELLING BOOKS.
Hazen's new and Definer;
Bonsal's Comfy;
Comly's;
McGuffey's.
READING BOOKS.
Met uffey'sSeries, 5boolcs
Angeles Union do, 4 do.
Murray's do. Manual of
Elocution.
ARITHNIETICS.
Smiths Arithmetic ;
Rays do. 3 parts;
Emerson's do. 3 /"
Davies do. 2 Z"
Pixies, Parke's, Green
leafs and Colburn's.
GRAMNIARS.
Smiths and Bullion's.
BIOGRAPHIES.
Smiths New Common
School Geographyand At
las, quarto form.
Smiths Geography & At
las, separate.
NIitchell's do. do.
Parley'sPrimary Geogra-
ply.
Mftchcl's do. do.
Smiths do. do.
HISTORIES.
Wizards History United
States.
Goodrich's Pictorial do.
Parley's Child's do.
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ASPARAGUS, Giant;
BETS, Early blood Tur-
nip; Early Yellow Large
long Blood; halflong blood;
Mangle Worried.
CABBAGE, Early York;
Early Large York Bull
lock Heart -; Large Flat
Dutch; Poor Mans Profit;
Green curled Savoy; yell
low Drumhead Savoy.
EGG PLANT.
EARLY Corn, Cvaricty;)
Early La
large Whitehead and Loaf;
SASTURTIUbI.
PARSLEY, Tripled
Curled.
PARSNIP hollow Crown.
PEAS, Early Charlton
Dwarf, Frame, Poor Mans
Profit, tall ,MagnuTnbonum
Tall, Sugar Edible Pods.
RHUBARB, for Pics.
SQUASH, Early husband
SummeB Crookneck.
TOMATO, large smoOth.
SALSAFY or
Together with a variety O
Seed foT sale at the Market
March 1. 1853.
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WANTED.

WANTED,
NY number of bushels of Prime WHEAT-both
n of rcd and white and for which the highest mar
ket price will be paid One of firm will be in
Charlestown every Friday where will meet those
who desire to sell.
January Is, 1s5s-tf $50.
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IL and general assortment of SCHOOL and OTHER
BOOKS. Arrangements have been made, by which
he Il enabled TO procure any work published in the
United States, at the shortest notice. I-se
The attention of Teachers and Readers IN generals
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Parley's LIST, I'd and Sd
Books of History.
Parley's universal History
Pinnock's Goldsmith's
England:
Do. do Rome.
Goldsnith's animated ma
ture, 2 vols.
NATURAL PHILOSO-
Plies.
Comstock's Natural Phi
Phelps Philosophy for be-
ginners.
swift's ditto for children,
. parts.
Comstock's Chemistry.
Johnson's, Turner's do,
Phelps Botany for begin
ners.
DICTIONARIES.
walkers Dictionary
Webster's do.
Worccster's do.
Surenne's French do.
Lcverett's Latin do.
Ainsworth's do. do.
LOGIC, RHETORIC, SC.
Blair's Rhetoric.
Stewards Philosophy of
the human mind.
Jameson's Rhetoric.
Watts on the mind.
Kame's Elements Of Crit
icism.
Paley's Philosophy.
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J. b. HEM J. GIcoDEslus.T GEO. P THOMAS.
HEM, NICoDEMUS & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and
Domestic Liquors, of every description.
No. 3s3 Baltimore street, bettreen Paer and Esttate sts
Baltimore, April 10, 1s53-tf
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Wholesale and Retail Importing, Finding
and Leather Establishment,
No. 16, South Calvert street, Baltimore, Md.
TTNIIE undersigned announce the public that they
Il prepared to furnish at the shortest notice. and
lowest rates, the largest and most superior assortment
comprising of SOLE and UPPER LEATHER, both
foreign and domestic. Also, CATERS CLOTHS,
BALLOONS, RIBBONS, LACES, of all shades and
colors, necessary for the trade, low for cash, by
DARRAGH & ROSE.
Baltimore, january IS, l553-6m
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NOOuS Sidl uStS1l.
Run in-Crash Smash.
And Express came rafting after
SIMPLIFYING MARRIAGE.-The ceremony of
tying the nuptial knot is very much simplified
in the Hoosier State, as the following scene will
show
"What is your name, sr!' demands the
justice.
'Matty.''
"What is your name, AIiss'"
"Polly."
Matty, do you love Polly?'
mo mistake"
"Polly do you love Matty:"
"Well, reclly''
"Well, then" concludes the official dignitary
~ pronounce you man and wife,
All the days of your life"
-. Julius, is you better this morning.?
NO, was better yesterday, but got over
it"
'Am der no hopes of your discovery
Discovery OBJ what!
your discovery from der convalesccnce which
fetched yer on yer back
Dat depends, Mr.. Snow, altogether on de
representations which amplify the disease,
should they terminate fatally, the doctor thinks
Julius is gone Niger; should they not ter
inmate fatally, he hopes de colored individual
won't die till anoder time As said before, it
all depends on the prognostics, and till these
come to head, it is hard telling wedder mig
ger will discontinue his come or not
The exOreis,s OF yUU1 rneurivrr u, &C., ,.e,
cessary to happiness as the exercise Of the body
Is to health.
80. Intense mental activity, steadily direct
ed to some leading pursuit, is the source of all
distinction.
-; Fortune frequently favors those whom
she afterward destroys
.::."Are you in love, Mary"
Yes mother"
"How much 2"
Well l don't know exactly. but I should
think about five feet, or thereabouts for | feel
all overish"
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ME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEpor.


TTHE undersigned have formed Copartnershp in
L the management and business Of the Charestown
Depot and hope the liberal patronage and confidence
extended to the old firm, may be continued to the new
We are prepared to afford every facility for
NESS, at the shortest notice and in tTnos punctuaI
arc determined to leave no effort unspared to ac
comm2datc the old and all the now customers who
Sc Tlll Keep constantly on hand large assortment
munity, such as - '''0 400 -----'s 'O-t-
u.,;o, SALT, FISH, TAR, PLASTER, &C.,
whch VIII be sold on the very lowest terms for cash
or exchanged for any marketable. coTonood;fies O''
20 COAL will be furnished to order when desired
V. w. MOORE & BROTHER
Charlestown, January 3, 1853
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l.. w. GOSNELL d son.
Country Produce Commission Merchants.
No. II, Bowlys Wharf, South street, Baltimore.
THE undersigned take this method of informing.
l. their friends and the public generally, that they
have closed up their Dry Goods Business and will
hereafter give their entire attention to the Commission
Business i'll all kinds of Country Produce, under the
firm of L. w. GosNELL s SON, and solicit any favors
i'll that line, at all times obtain the very
highest market rates for every thing in the way Of
Produce sent
We intend to keep friends constantly advised of
the state of the market, and will furnish regularly
Price Current.
l.. w. GOSNELL.
J. L. BUCK GOSNELL
Baltimore, December %, I352-Iy
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DICKSON & KING,
Lumber Merchants, water street. George
town, ID. c.,
X EEP constantly on hand general assortment of
IN Building Materials.
October u. 1SI2-lv
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDs.--Eyc.
- ry variety of Garden Seed. Also, Sinclair's
perial Peas. For sale BY T. nj SNTTEI i
Charlestown, April 5, 1853.
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CHARLES B. HARDING,
Attorney at Law,
WILL Practice in the Inferior Superior Courts
w of Jefferson, Clarke and LoudOun Office No.
l, Shenandoah street, IIarpcrs-F Ferry, Virginia.
September %, 1852.
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MORTIMER AND MOwBRAY'S
HAMPTON Vegetable Tincture.

news IL S IS c ON tb uS f tbaae ra t
all Chronic complaints, Dyspepsia, Cough, Asth-
ma Bronchial and Lung Affections Pains in the Back,
Side and Breast, Consumption, Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Govt, Ncuralgin Fistula, Piles, Bowel Complaint,
Worms, Nervous Debility, with all Diseases arising
from Impure Blood.
Let the whole afflicted world read the testimony of
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"a SPRING TRADE. "a
SHats Hats! by Wholesale or Retail.O
JAS. L. McPHAIL & BRO, MANUFACTURERS,
No. 1872 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd,
TIAVE hand a full assortment of Fashionable
III Silk, Felt and Drab Beaver HATS, which will be
disposed of on the most reasonable terms. Country
merchants would do well to give call before pur-
chasing.
N B. The highest prices given for all kinds of Ship
ping Furs-Hiuskrats, Coon, Opposum, Otter, Fox,
Mink and Rabbit. TApril 5, 1858,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-05-31

MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF SPRING
e. GOODS.
T EDWARD BIRD, No. 2Il, Baltimore street, has
= received from latest mportations splendid
stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Comprising general assortment of Silk Goods Dress
Goods of the latest designs and Fabrics, Hosiery,
Gloves and Fancy Articles. Also, Domestic Goods Of
all kinds for sale at lowest wholesale prices.
Merchants visiting Baltimore respectfully inv-
ted to call and examine my stock
Baltimore, April 5, 1653-tf
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d TR Y
DR.. H,H, NEWTON,
v,NTpTIITE Y


AK-OI Lii respectfully i've n"f,r" :" ~" ci''E@rls
w Of Il Inhu~l.,ry anal vicinity. That he Will
b. al the - I"li>hnry llu>" the II 81 tehrnary-
uh,r. llr will he lar; attend t" calls IN hls pro
i,>>ioi.
All operations lIccc,-:lr. the preservation OF
tbrt.1i done III :: neat ;.li durable manner and
u,,.u fi,,. correct scientific principles
Tn. runs upon which depends The health ana
preservation vi the teeth. restored 10 perfect health
in Il few weeks.
Teeth tii,ri with .li tin i''il, n tilr fest posi-
hl,. manner: AMI 40 Operations vii! he undertaken
miles, I, i for the hrncii, ut The PATIENT.
Patchwork done 1T Newton X i"rhr>h- Office.
State street M",l"icr that will compare with ans
work done III New England from single I" th To a
iul, set =
All those wh" are in want Of parts ar iIii! >ef' "i
teeth will iu II :" their advantage I" give II. call
Ap,Icr GrNrI>. -W'y.rr''o"s 'rirrH"''"-
r = pr Newton Will remain in town i few weeks
Those wi-llin" his services are invited I" call I'm
mcdiarrlv. thu saving Inn" and rNl''n-e- II Is
very common practice Tor some L. delay. tv which
am detained 4 considerable. time unnecessarily
not onlv Thu hmf there Jobs which require time
tn treat successfully.
r. Dr. Newton will visit -. J"hnshurv t~lee
4 wear and "i,cutr iidr-ired
C. pr Newton will he At l.yn'i.n Corner. Al
Mr. Cl"ugil'> Hotel, Alril2" 1858.
Ian IL 1853. Sosu
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rai, Of the day to PRAYER and study, another
part to exercise, food and sleep. He wished
to be very exact and particular, 50 he caused
candles to be made. each of which burned
certain number of hours, and thus he kept
all account OF his time. have heard. too,that
in order to make the candles burn steadily,hc
invented lanterns.
". That shows that he was very exact.
p. He knew that learning was a good thing
and would DO the people good, so he advised
all the mobiles in the land to teach their chill
drrn to read He sent to Italy and France
for books; he sent vessels, with men, to get
knowledge from other countries. and made
one or two VOYAGES himself lie sent for
learned men to teach, and caused many more
schools to be built He began the first col
lcrc for Young men at Oxford. and thus found
cd what is now called the Oxford Universe
".
He led the people on, and showed them
that he was in earnest by his own love ofharl
work. He translated part of the Testament
(the four Gospels from Latin into English
and studied Grammar. History, Geometry
Architecture, Music. and Poetry.
He knew that order was good thing, and
he. therefore, made many good laws. lie
wished all his people to bc protected from
robbery, so he placed guards in all parts OF
the country and men like our policemen.and
| have heard that he was so strict in making
people honest that if golden bracelets were
hung in the highways, no robbcr would dare
to touch them.
He repaired the mischief which the Dane,
had made lie rebuilt part of London, and
MANY other cities which they had burned
He caused sione houses and churches to be
bnilt-for, hitherto, they had been made most
" of wood.
lie thou-ht that instead of curing evils il
would be better to prevent them, 50 he bull,
fleet of nearly hundred long Shi p>,as large
as those of the Danes. and some much larger
With these he met them on the sea, and KEEP,
them away from the land.
In this way and in many other better WAYS
he tried to prevent evil and to do good, He
made the people happier than they had been
since the days of the Eomans,-so they felt
happy. too.
Though he was brave. he was kind, mcrri-
til. and gentle His enemies feared him. his
subjects loved him, and all people admired
him
The greatness he gave to his kinGnom came
back to him. and he was called .Ntrcd H.,
G,,u. The goodness he showed to his pco-
pie came ba"k to him, and he was called '.thr
rooI King Alfred" The good which he did
has not vet been forgotten. and his glory will
last lony. because he tried to copy the kim
of kings, whose glory will last forever
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HE G. ALED q n | A N.
ELISHA PRESBREI'S ESTATE.

TIiE subscriber. having been appointed By the
L li"m. Probate court. for tn" district Of E>>cN
commissioners I" receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands Of all persons against the e.
tate Of Elisha Pr>br"v. late II I.mlri.burr. in said
district, deceased. represented n>"Ivent ami the
term Of six months from the 18th iav "i March, AID
lSi3. bring allowed hy said court t. the creditors Of
said deceased I" exhibit and prove their rc>pec-
tiy" claims before U>-D" give notice that we will
attend TO the duties Of our appointment At the
residence of widow Hannah Pre-brev. i'll Luncil-
burg i'll said district. on the Goth day Of April.
and on the II day of September next. N 8 o'clock
forenoon on each Of .ai DAYS
L. &. BENTON l: :.
W. S:CHANDLER, 'o''"'ss'o''''>'
IunenhurE. March 2l 1913. S1Iw3
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INIIESt medicines are the scientific preparation,
i Of Il regular ;iveican.
G. IHE S,Etr i an article which stands unri-
vailed and ucIuallcd in this any other country
"a great hum"r medicine. j. i entirely different
from any preparation "f Sar-arara ur Dock and
/ Is far better than any all of them. Il has now
been tested in more than joo."on cases. embracing
persons "t both SEXES. all ,.,.>. AID in every static,
IN life and for all he ahov" name! diseases and ~
vet, I" our knowledge there has not been the first
instance where il hn, not done the work iyI- a. il
was stated il would do.
/ M"rE THAN 100000 CASES Of hnmors. in al
Their many and varied forms, have been treated and
been permanently cured hv it.
FRY Observation-Disclosures VIII" have ~ufrrc, from
thu distressing complaint for wears. have in every
known ease been cured hvthc>r medicines
AT LEAST Furl THurs>Np SALT HHEr VI PA
ITEMS have used III" syrup together with the &C.
rate. many Of them old and invccratc case and in
every instance effected y cure.
F"E ALL SCEnFrLnU> HrNuE>-Thp SvrrIn for
them ha> II" equal in >ar-alara anythin. cI-r
FEMALE lEEEGTGiETrIE>.-Th"r, i no c:ii-,.
winch produces = greater amount "f suffering than
the irregular action "i the female functions. In
'he,c II restores :" health. strength and vig"r and
email mature I" a->Unr her natural PERIODS
NrE>ING S"RF M"rrH.-Thi- truly distressing
d'>">" need no longer be the dread "t nursing moth
cr>, i"rthcre j now reliable remedy. The syrup
together with the cankcr cure, will AT once most IL
l"ctualiv and permanently care this disease.
\ENERIM TAI>T> AND MEEpEIAL pr>EA,r>
are poisonous impurities Of the blood which rlrn
their effect upon he glands are felt in every part Of
III" human system. NJ, Il ~ir"'" ORGAN that Dos
NOT leg" he effects @" The" Parsons and fv their re
action upon each other ctircruav prevent all the
unari" efforts IF ua'ur" 10 throw them of In such
c'i>'>i there WIS evera Specific inr any disease. -l,.
Srr'n''- f"r his
'A' TION....Ncirh,r OF rh,-o articles arc .-4n-
HihH w'ih"Ht the signature OF ). \. WLAvEE& Co..
IN u" i't-'c wr;rr',-r.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-04-09
STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia DIstrIcf. &C.
In Probate Court holden at the Probate Office in
Danve within and for said district.
VTNIIE foregoing application being presented BY
i said Lewis Fowler. administrator. il * ordered
by the court that all persons concerned be notified
to appear before said court AT session thereof" be-
holden NJ said Danvillr the 18th dav of April
\. ID. 1873. :" show cause if any they NAV have
why the liberty and authority requested therein
should not be- granted. and for that purpose il is
further ordered that attcted copy of the record
Of said application together with this order, be pub
li-IeI in the Ca!roriau printed at st. .Tohn>burv
three weeks >Iccc>>ivclv. rs soon a. NAV be.
CHAS. :. DANA Judge.
\ true copy Of record, sI7w3
Attest, &. a. BTEBANK Register.