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6empIe nf Ghs Muses.
A S:ots Of Usafs 1go.

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Down by the breaking wave we stood,
4 Upon the rocky shore;
The brave waves whispered courage.
And hid with friendly roar
The falt'ring words that told the tale
dare not tell before.
1 a ska if with the priceless gift.
Her love, my life she'd bless?
Was it her voice, or some fair wave--
Fo, sooth, scarce may guess
Some murmuring wave, or her sweet voice,
/ That lisped SO sweetly, Yes"
And then, in happy silence, too, .l5
claspsd her fair wee hand;
, And long wo steod there, carele-sly.
! While o'er the ,da rkeins land
The sun-se;. and the fishing boats
Were sailing from the strand.
1t seemed not many days ago IS
Like yesterday mo more,
Since thus we stood. my love and I.
Upon the rocky shore:
But / was foar-and-twenty then,
And now Pm forty -four
The lily hand is thnAer now,
And in the sunny hair
see some slvery lnes, and on
Her brow some lines Of care;
But wrink led brow. o. silver locks,
, She's no. one whit lesr fair.
lg
The fishing boats a score of years
Go sailing from the strand:
The crimson sun scere of years
Sets, o'el the darkening land;
And here to- night upon the cliff
We're standing hand-in-hand.
"My darling, there's our eldest girl,
Down on,the rocks below;
What's Sta nEey doing by her side?"
Ny wife says. You should know;
He's telling her what you told me
A score of years ago.
TIE AS TOLLED-
The bell has ioled its last sad notes
And she we loved has gone.
And green grass WAVES above her grave,
And We are left alone!
Wa could not think that she would die,
So brief had been her years.
Th It she would leave this lower world J
And leav e our heart in tears!
She died--ah. TO. She did notdie,
She only fell asleep"
Let this the consolation be,
To those who blindly weep.
SO truly pure her life had proved
With sht of sin to dim,
Death could net touch her with his wings,
She only went to him?
Sad mother! dry those weeping eyes,
"Death is too harsh wordi'
She dwels above--the crown, the harp,
And angels notes are heard
Look upward !see your happy child,
She stands before tbe throne,
Her angel spirit hovers near, !
ou are not all alone.
Her earthly father held her hand
Till her loved Friend drew near;
Why shoald we erieye for one so blcst, !
Or she'd one sorrowing tear?
Her liie's sun set without ore cloud
To dim its luster pure,
And now she dwells where peace and joy
Foreve shall endure! J
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I'm Perry. A notorious tb,ei ana
burglar. escaped from the Auburn
State Prison. on Thursday morning
ia an ingenious manner jim has
lately run the stationary engine 10
ths. Prison. About four 0 clock ne
was called up by an oversaer' ana
both proceeded to the engine roon''
J.m carrying lamp In the room
he let the lamp fall, and 'he hight
uas extngaished. /. |; was total dark
ness thers. .aad Jim kindly volunteers
"a 90 after some matches kept I"
anoth + part Of the hu,ldlog, Inc
keensr waited some time ior The pris-
oner's return. bat linaily smelt a
"bia thing on Sny,lyr" and started
sftsy him Bat jim, instead oil get
ting the m itches, in company WIN
another prisoner, made his way into
tbelyard. thence over the wall, and
was at liberty. 1t worked was very
uiccly. aud reflects credit on she
Young man for ingenuity A re-
ward. ofSl0O is offered for the re-
turn OF the two prisoaess.
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following sentiment:


In this crisis there are, as We have
alreahy said, two dangers to be
avoided = firsi. an absolute and uncon-
diiional pro uuionism at all hazard3;
and second an absolute and uneon-
di,ionaI disuuionisui st all hazards.
The first lesds to Southern submls-
sion aud degradation. The secaea.
TO aglalse and 5untensble position
before The civilized world. 10 whiel
We cannot mike the appel which al
nations must make to The Jn''gmen o.
of manl;iud for,the reciituds oi then
motives aud the justice ol thei'
cause s.e
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1t viii be seen from the above
that iha Northern States are nearly
all in a position of practical disun-
ion--!hat Is. they have refused to
sustain tie Ccnstit6iion which their
iaihers -depted.
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PREACHING Against SLAyERY.--One
of tbe best things va we have seen
on :his snbj'c for some time Is thus
given By a contemporary jonrnal III a
letter from lis editor:
Il heard last evening an anus
ing account, and all the better Tor It's
being true. OF The reply oil an Epis-
copal eli ergymae in Chicago to an
application to preach asermon against
slavery. Preach against slavery,
said he. .shat. are there any slsges
hers?' @, no. there are none here
swell, then said thp, i know 'hat
there is vast amount of intemper-
ancs, Of prof ne swearing. OF thiev.
ing and chea,ing, and i}ing. to say
nothing of higher crimes, soeh a:
mdrde,, etc. | inihud to preach
against all these; when they are al
reformed. then / will take intc
consideration the proprieiy of preach
ing against slavery, which IS ava,
| off in the South There is a vol
ume Of sound sense il this. but M
fortunately many are too bl'ndto SEE
lii. & I
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4 ladv we'll advances in maiden-
hood, at her marriage requested the
choir to sing n g;
: sThis is the way long have sought. eaa
And nourned because found it rot"
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In his speeeh.before The peoEle, at
a meeting ia Helena, says The vieSs,
burg Wing. Col. Hipdman Declared
that iflhe whole South would wheel
on. in solid phalanx. he would De
Car secession. Any otber a'tempt
- secession would inaugurate cisilwar
and anarchy among ourselves. A.
i. he says, inexpesliept to secede; II
i hast tha, we should wait Tor the
consolidation of Southern sen.lmen1
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WHAT Is TO BE AVOIDED, = John
FORSYTH, editor of the Mobil Rigs
ter, the leading Douglas paper OF
I'Alabama. has joined the secession
raaks ia that State. IL an article
on the position Of Southern men aud
the South, he gives expression to the
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A DARK Pnospscr,-A black wo-
man looking downs a dark alley on !
dark night. for Niger baby, unaer
stsck Of black cats.
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FEW ENGLAND h:iWEt:s
THE ONLY REMEDY J

TNIIE Eastern States. including NJ York
i and that section O: til Union -. = :,
RIOS. wildly known az New Fr.3"'.3." =
tain thrifty. industrious. INT ...,,:lg p,ol :.
who have achieved ~ u.eo,n,lol. 4 re d.
prosperity: VIII Il climate cxt.e l9olv t!,.,- .,
certain constitutions ;:.d :! >3l Of Ia.
i,v they have coatrivtd 10 surpa-> laorc /, ,g,
communities n amos: every thing ID. -
duce, 70 social comfort and happiness. L
fortunately. they are occasionally 80 absorb
in business and mental cultivation. thai -
neglect the precautions which are os>e:l.:ai =
bodily health. Dyspepsia and pl1y~ieal Z. billy
are prevalent among al classes. Tie fir d.
ease i produced by inattcnt.a:. 20 tLe oi-s..vs
organs. which are 50 susceptible o.: deranGcr.o:.:.
Thousands are TOW paving the penalty Of It's
neglect. and suffering daily the most tryin,
pains, almost without hope Of relief. Th':
have come 70 believe that tle::r ailment
chronic. and that they mus bear with i - ,:e
end 1t gratifieS Us exceedingly to announce
TO these afflicted individuals fiat tllcy nav
now command remedy of unquc>tionab.a
potency and virtue, which has never booa foam.
- fail in all cases Of digestive weakness OF d.
range:nent. Hundreds of tongues are ready .
grow eloquent in praise Of this wonderful co.,
quegor of dyspepsia, which IS known As
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I WILL sell at auction at my dwelling
L place. on tuesday the 18th day Of March next
t.c following property. commencing the sale at
10 o o'clock \. NJ:
Light Cows. yoke Of three years old Steers. l
yohc two years Old Cattle. 4 yearlng Steers,
yeariing Buil. valuable ten wears old Mare.
three Years old Colt. two Years old Colt, wear
.in4; Colt. last summer Colt, Cossct Sheep
ana some few Farming Tools.
\ liberal credit will tie gwen If desired bv the
buyer.
BENJAMIN BICKFORD.
John II. MooEE. Auctionecr
Peacha.n. Feb. II. 1880
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Paddock Machine Works.
ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.

T7NHE subscriber has on hand or will make
Il to order Woodworth's PMnilg Machines of
vrnous sizes and prices. Dimension planners, Sash
and Door. and other Lumber Machinery. Mill
Work and Repairing done at short notice and on
reasonable terms.
has constantly on hand the Ethan Allen Cook
Stove. Fire Ranges aud Boiler Plates. Doors fol
Arches and Sugar Houses, Hall and Church
Stoves, Clothes Reels, Blacksmith TNires, Door
Sils and Tnok Sinks and Hollow Ware. Abbie' S
Patent Pig Pen. sawyer's Cu!tivators. Chimney
Tubes and such articles as are usually manufac-
tured at such an establishment.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
A. THOMPSON.
St. John sbnry, May .. 1859. 3lu
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St. tohnsbury, Sept, 1859. 55tf

r1NIIE subscriber will hereafter keep a full
i assortment of Pianos, in the building north
of the Telegraph Office Main St, St. Johnsbury.
The attention of Purchasers is particularly in
vited to these
INSTRUMENTS
as they arc in every case made expressly for me
by Chickering 4 Sons, being subjected to the most
rigid examination by an eminent Pianist in Bos
ton. none sent here except those of very su
perior quality. Sold in all cases at the very low
est prices. c. II. CLARKE.
10 is #
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VI 0 I II |; L S -!

IN presenting Won with Nr. Eaton's infanti!r
ACUr,!ial. d.se to state lis l,i"r, oI"r ever!
nusruu HAT rs. 81 GUa,k has hes. toi"' U'I'd VOL.
Fn>t-lt l. the Preparation Il f't'' rhA>'tl.A " O."
we'll qualified from !u'h experience IN iiHii!i"cui.-
plants tstrt' iur them. S'CIut j. rs
from par.crC "Ilt. 81 h!i;.
iE III" >iIivi 'i.I iII-;. "I
drad.Iinc ITS >sr>lliIi,s THRIFT : i';i ~ m ;:c,,
care, L yarl>n 81 II with ether gr'I y Ill
show the yer. r""i> wc II i, distilled being iu.
iluIn the r> Gnd-l the direction 81 ~. Eatul uA' {:
them l., his HANDS. F"urth!t i perfect, u.rin-
II jurr the most Il. ii,at, Il,iit !
T,i.t III ali the follow nlh i
cine: merit "N' ever other rr!'rIji'.i. Nl--
For all paIits dt,LGig tc'ii!ll. >',! III >rtr
culi, &c also or .!t.lin- t'r gums and r"!i"; pain
regulating The bow els i nI,Latid. Ron ,"t III
the head II sure f''i. f"r tIULi liz most lt...
tr, nc of iii s-.,. be- relied with perfect ,uI
,i.nc- and hciic wcu! atipa>u' die in al! cas-. ri
MS. earnestly recommend You To- los
10 time In procuring II. la>N-it costs - LAUGH urr"
Il an other p--par ~ the And. that cannot a.
" "a,
p"ISe their advertising !r the reason IL
ueu,I, itS.l; the most ri ihl. ~ All muh"r> Ia al
cases the directions WRAPPED arouId each bottle must tc
strictly followed.
Price, IS Ccut>rc! bottle.
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SAWS! WIS!
GAGE, PORTER. &c Go
SAW MANUFACTURERS,

GAGE, FoHtTEIE6 &c co
SAW MANUFACTU kEES,
Fishersville, N. H., Since 1919.
WHERE they keep large assortment
w and manufacture TO order al the various
kinds of CIRCULAR and other SAWS that are
used in the United States and CanaGa,.
" The large Circular Saws are ground BY a
Machine made expressly for the purpose. cun>c-
quenty are much truer and superior to those
ground in the usual manner.
Those IN want of Saws are respectfully invited
to call. Saws Repaired at short notice. and
all orders promptly executed. List OF Trces>elt
by mail to persons desiring them.
c. GAGE. GEO. PORTER.
J. c. GAGE, l. h. GAGE, II. NJ. ROLFE.
Baskerville. Jan. l.. 1859 i!tf
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MARYLAND PATENT.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL IN COMPARISON
WITH OTHER SAFES.
GRAFTON. December 81. lS5S
Messrs Sherwin Burgess. Agents Tor Mara,d, Patent
Fire Proof Sale:
GE>1IrxEN:-Ihave examined the Mar,and Patent Safe
In store and am able 10 judge Fire
Proof JualitiaS IbricV9 the PRINCIPLES Gi,o " yh II j.
built the most reliable In resisting neat oi ANY FHc Proof
Safe that has uldr my observation. and particular"
" recommend the attention of oar Probate Districts
that supplying tLemst Ives for the preservation
Otheir records Benz W Dean.
Secretary ui State.
BRA11IERono. Drccn!pr >. .e,;
This may certify that have examined the Mararid
Patent Fire Proof exhibited 10 lis 10y Mr. Ansu HARDY
md that In our opinion MaIaldS SAFE would he dc>ra
&c one TO purchase for the list Of probate courts.
A.sr0pDARD, Judges of Probate.
MIpplERrKY. April ct. 1882
The Legislature Of Vermont al lis last session" passed.
law making IL the duty the county judges procure
Fire Proof Safes in which deposit Probate Records
dis barge OF that duty have spent
Ing number " e have to the conclusion
that the Marlanu Safe manufactured ty NJ B. Bi.rlow
Hardy Boston Mass Is superior I" any other
have anued It's tire proof qualities cave bought
# that description for the New Haven probate dis
trict and well satisfied with the appa
rent strength. snd durability.
W W C. WRIGHT Asst JUDGES &C
II. o. SMITH, addison County .rt
NIB BIGELOw ANSON HARDY. Manufacturer
and Projectors 81 School street opposite City Hall Bos
ton.
sstf SCOTT BROOKS 80 Agents Montpelier
J.J. DUECKLEE Agent Burlington.
~ Ruggles' Flexible Handle, and Ames' Self hiking
Hand stamps.
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Real Estate for Sale

TWO places situated on the Bachop road
Il in Danviiie between Palmers Mills and
Novesville. known as the Robert and George
Leane farms-each consisting of one hundred
acres and more recent! cleared, with a house
and Earn on each.
Said property can be purchased upon reasona-
BILE terms. and at a fair price
Enquire Of {. 5. DANA. st. Johnsbury.
or IRA BRAlNARD, Danyiie.
Jan. 80. 1860. 75-SUis
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Fire Insurance Agency

ST. JOHNSBCRN. VT.
City, cash capital sl,4oo 100000
City Insurance Co., New Haven,
Conn cash capital 100000. 90
Vermont Mutual Co., Montpelier,
VT. guarantee capital 1859, 100
Farmers Mutual Co Montpelier,
Vt, cash and guarantee capital 400. 1854
This agency represents capital Of 49, 749. 5S5,74
Risks taken at as low rates as by any other sound
company.
Apply personally or By letter to
GEO. S. SHAW,
65tf East st. Johnsbury, vt.
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The Grca. External Kennedy


FOR RiiEI NAT!SM. G0Ur. EEI RALGtA LCMRAGO
SNIFF NEtN ANDIuiNrs. >rKAlNs. EkI ISIS,
GUS AND Wet Ms. PILES. HEADACHE,
ANDALL Ri!t.l MArlt AND NER-
Vet DISORDERS
e. all OF which it Speedy certain remedy and
rev r si's This !i'"l is prepared lr"i the recipe
- pr stephen Sweet q" C"Incct;c and !.,l, hoc set
Ter. and has been used by him IN :i> practice more
'ha twenty ,cars with the astonishing in a
alcvia"r pain unrivaiied by any prepara.
ton h:rr tn" It hich ANY Will t incci
lN a single t;ii
iIi- li''ne VIII care rapi'ly and radically Ebeunra-
he Disorders E" every hliI au,! II hou>a,:S al cases
where it !> ir"n Used il las il been known 10
have sailed.
For Neuralgia it will afford immediate relief in every
cast i;.,W ever distressing.
Il viii relieve the iii adacie in three min
ut''> ii,d il warranted To - II.
ipItha,hc a.sult y III cure iii>ia:.tiy
For Nervous Debility and General Iasstie arising
lmln u,!-c r xcc>i h. iil!et j. M, 81 nnn1
and ui,it r-nIly. Acting directly up,, the n.r,nu,
ii9s'> II strengthens ami re- lies the and re-
stores II 1" elasticity and
For r!e>A> remedy claim tina, !; is the
best know Ii, aud We challenge the worn! produce an
cnIa. Every >icm this d>trrssin. n.Iilm shoui
give ii thorough tliI i,r aird ilt,,I-
ale relief ana III the maj kitty oi casts viii effect radical
cue"
Qunsv ana Throat arc sometimes extremely ma
ii@a and dangerous bat timely application his iu-
in.tIt " III never ia To
Sfaii> sometimes Obstinate, and enlargement
Of the ,iI> ! ab" I" il neglected The ser, worst
ci>e haH be conquered 10y this Litieit in three
Bruises Cuts Wounds, Sores. Ulcers Burns and Scalds
Weld ftad t" the WONDERFUL! healing properties
Sweets tu!r i.ii-lt when used according Ia ..lr.c-
1i"S Also, C!IIh!dn> Frosted Feet and Insect Bic, and
StiiIg>.
Every horse shnld have this remedy al hand for
lis timely u>" al " lr>t arp-ai;C- Ui iiecsS viii ef-
icctualN pr-vc those disease, 10 which ho,-
are liable and which Render Lauy yaiuabi. horses
nearly Worthless.
over four huidrc: voluntary testimonials the Won
tcriri curative properties Of This iimeht haI
ceived and many persons in the highest
ranks in lie.
Caution.
To avoid imposition observe the signature anc likeness
Dr. stephen sweet every label and also ..Stephen
Sweets IuiL!iibe SnineIit" blown in tue Glass m Zach
bottle, without whvh nnnc are genuine.
RICHARDSON co,
S4lc Propiietor.. Norwich q
For safe in 81. Johnsbury py Noyt Green T. 4 Fan.
banks Co, {. Bingham, and all other medicine tea.
1879
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Musical instruction.

Mrs. II. E. SAWYER, would give no
lNl tcc to the inhabitants of st. Johnsburv and
vicinity that she Will give instruction on the III
anoforte. and the GUILTY. att, n ofthe Voice. Terms,
$1,000 per term.
Rooms at Mr.. \. p. Dlunt's
st. John sbury, Jan. 20, 1859. 3otf
RErEhE>cE>.-B. +. Baker. J. W. Adams. Le-
81 F. Homer. J. c. D. Parker and ". Schultz.
EOstOn
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Eeaal advertisements.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia DistriSt, SIS.
Probate court held at ST. JOhnsbuEy within and for
said district on the 2,th day VI Feb: A. ID; 1901
Instrument purportng be the last VIII and tesla
"A oi Joseph B.nnettnte 0f 81 Jonn>oui sad
deceased being presented 10 the Court mere bS L.
= Freeman the executor therein named lor PROBATE:
II Is ordered by SAID Court that all persons concerned
be notified appear session OF said Court 10
he holden at the Probate Office in St on the 18Th
day OF March, A lSS, and show cause II any th'H may
have against the Probate of said will. for which PURPOSE
T., that of the record vi this order
rHE CALEpoNIAN printed II ST Johsbury
three successfully previous 10 said time apuln-
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
4 true copy of Record,
$50 Attest. ASA L. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate
ORDERof NOTICE Of SETILEMEAT
JOSEPH P.FAIRBANKS' ESTATE
SrArEUF VERMONT, Caledonia District, IS.
At Prota;. held ST Johnstury In said district,
On the 18th day OF Feb, A. ID. lS1o.
WHEREAS, Ephraim Jewett, James X Colby and
w Edward &. KediIgton. Executors OF The last VIII
Testament Joseph T. Fairbanks late OF 81 Joh>bury III
said district d.c.as-d propose render account Of
administration and present their account against SAID
estate vr atiun and allowance for the purpose cI
making partition the residue Ui said eS-
tate OF said court among the person. who
law entitled Ia the II Is Therefore ordered
said that the come under consideration AID
be at the Probate Once in ST bloomsbury on thu Nth
,ay Of March A IL. And II !, further Ordered.
that persons interested be Notified hereof ts publication
ineL JuhSbury three weeks successfully pre.i
said time vi haring. that they may appear ARD c"i
the allow Of said account II they cause and
also heard 10y said court Ia the matter of partition and
distribution Of said estate.
BY the Court.
ATTEST. ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
True Copy % Record.
ISL Ati.s,. ASA T.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
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DIR. kEACGs'S
AMERICAN IMMINENT.

T>HlS liniment has become just cele,ra-
Il ted as remedy fer Sprans. Bruises. Fresh
Wounds. Scalds. and Burns. PARALYSIS or Numb
ness il the limbs. Pains and Soreness il The
bones nd muscles. Pains and Stiffness OF TIC
joints. SweliinGs and Tumor>, Rheumatism
Neuralt /. Toothache. Chilhlains. Pain in the
chest. c and back. and many other diseases.
P1epa d only ty
X. KEACH. 81. Joln,bury.
Sold b. Druggists and Merchants generally
] = Secl rye circular :or testimonials, sc.
Hovt 4 Green. \ gents. st. Loi,l V.
DR. X. h. also sells Or. kcach'> celebrated ii,
tiers. IF
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Must be Paid!

4 Ii persons indebted t. l.. P. PARKS.
Aup to Jan. |, 1850, either BY note or book
account, are requested to call and settle immedi-
ately.
rassumpsic. Feb. 20. $3.50
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Books and Stationery,

Such as Bibles. Blank Books, ChildrenS Books.
Pass Books. Letter Paper, Envelopes. Ink. &c.
Hair Ornaments.
Every description of hair work made in the latest
and most approved styles-such as Pins, Ear
Rings. Bracelets. Chains, &c.
Besides the goods enumerated above, may be
found a large variety Of others. which shall be
pleased to show to any person who desires to
purchase cheap
If good goods and low prices will induce people
to h,r. they can be had at nj. store.
Paasr call and examine my stock. All goods
warranted as represented.
Those wishing the best low priced sewing ma
chino can be furnished with one at my store.
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Weeks Magic Compound

Weeks Magic Compound
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A sure and sovereign remedy for
Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Colds, Hooping-Cough. Hoarseness,
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1t is warranted to relieve the Group in five min
utes.
10 break up common cold IN single night
To relieve the asthma at once.
To cure all coughs and diseases Of the lungs,
previous to liberation.
10 break up the chills and fever in FIVE days.
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1t affords great pleasure add testimony in favor
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ute it all to your medictne-the Magic Compound
Very truly >ours LESlBEAN.
Read the following from one Of the best
physicians in Vermont:
Inve used Teeks Magic Compound In my own famiiy
signal snCcep> and 10 hesitate to ounce
H. HI my OPINION the very best cough medicine eXtant In
every far knowledge exted5. where 1t has
beeo used, it has given tbs greatest sstisac lion
&c. MOORE, n. d.
North Troy. July list. 1889.
TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and Retail
bv f. B. MACON & CO., st Johnsbury. VT, to
whom all orders should be addressed. Sold by
Druggists and Merchants gensraliy 56-Sl