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A Friend in Need Try II

Sweets Infaibe Lnment is prepsred from tho rec,ne
stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the great set
wears with the astonishing success As an external
lehe,y without rival and will alleviate pain more
anu Nervous Disorders it is truly nfable and cura-
i've Tor Sores Wounds. Sprans, Bruises its soothing
JUST wonder and establishment Of all who have given il
ra over four hundred certca OF remarkable cures
performed by within the last two years bear witness IN
this fact.
See advertisement 1929
Coughs. Colds Bronchitis, Asthma Group, Whoo slng
Cough Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs and Pum Ary
Affections Of the type quickly by that
long tried and faithful remedy
Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Says we-known edit This is truly Balsam and
blessing to II contains the pure balsamc prn
cipie Of Id Cherry the basamic properties and
OF pine Its which mingled after the true
principle Of chemistry, all balsamc and the, eore it is
safe and sure in effect. Cought. Colds Consumpt and
Bronchial troubles disappear under its talsamc influence
as though charmed Probably medicine has ever
attained extensive sale accomplished 80 much good
as this renowned Balsam"
A Case of Twenty Years Standing!
JOHNSON, VT. Feb ~ 1859
S W. FOwLE Co.. Boston ~ feel it my duty To make
known to the world the wonderful efficacy Your Wisars
Balsau Of Wild Cherry For twenty Years was srrly
afflicted with the Phthiaic and previously to using the
balsal was proouced by the phys incurable
VI tnree bottles atorued good relief AS
many Completely restored me- ami tor TWO Years
past have hot had the least return u that painful cu
plant.
MRS. JOSEPH BAKER.
The genuine article alwa! has the written signature Of
~ III IT'S on the wrapper, and for sale by all respect
bic druggists evtryW here.
Prepared uy SETH W. FOWLER co, Boston, and for
sale by J. C. BINGHAM and How GREEN, ST. JUhlsbury
JOHN BACON, 81 JOhnsbury Centre; II. A QUIABY, Lyl-
don Centre ". H. MCGArFEY. Lyndon lUrLeI Y. Il &
Lila lt,lu ia NJ card.
s. GOULD L CO., West CUncurd, AID by dealers every
where. 65-o4
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A YEk'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Ar. you sick. feeble. and
complaining. Are You ont q
order. with ycur system de-
ranged. and your feelings I'M
comfortable. Thrse symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illueSs. some Tt Of
sickness Is creeping u,~n you,
and should be ayer,ed by >
timely Use of the right REIN
edy. Take Ayers Pills. and
cleanse cut the disorderej hu-
mcrs-pucify the blood. and
let the fluids move On unob-
s'iuctcd in health s.ain.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into Vigorous ac-
tivity. purify the system from
fhe oi,~Yru,-II,,uSu h,rl, sn.i
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disease cold settles somewhere in the body and Oh
structs its natural functions. These II not relieved
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs. pro-
durinS general asgravafion suffering, and disease.
While in this condition. oppressed 10y ths arrangements,
take Ayers Pills and how directly they restore ia.
natural action of the system AMI with It the buoy ant
feeling ii health again. What true and apparent in
this trivial and complaint. is also true many
of the d-tp>-a'ei and dangerous di-cmrers. The
purgatye effect exir!S them. Caused 10y similar obstruc
tons and deraI Of the natural functions # the
body they RAPIDLY. and many Of them surely, cured
10y the None Who know the virtues OF these
Pills. will Neglect TO employ them when suffering from
the disorders they
Statements from leading phy>irians in some Of the
principal cities and from other well known public per-
From, Frcarding Merchant # " LOUIS, Ej 1, lS5G.
DR. AYR: Your Pills the paragon Of all that is
great il medicine. They have cured little daughter
&: ucerou> upon her hands and fet that had proved
ineurbe for Years. Her mother has been long grew
ousy afflicted with bo,cheS an; lmp.s her skin aud
in her hair. After child cured she also tried
your Pills, and they have cured her.
ASA NORGRIDGE
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BOSTON MARKET, March IS.

'its.NG FACTS Thousands. Of all ages ard sexes.
I'D Instant relief by the application CT Readings
. SANE 10 bulls. Wounds scales. bGiloiis sores
- ta!Is. Ii never fails in eiiectiiig speedy
- toI sale eyeryw here at IS cents a box.
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ONE INSURANCE COMPANY

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS sl.4OO,OoO
CHAs. ]. MARTIN, Pres. J. Milton SMITH, Sec.
This very successful company has complied
with our laws, and are doing all extensive bust
ness IN tins state: Policies written, losses ami
cably adjusted and promptly paid, by
GEO. S. SHAW, Agent,
East st. Johnsbury, Vt.
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Dysentery, DiarrhGa, Relax, Worms.

Your Pills have had long trial in nv practice and
hUii them Ia esteem of the bc>: ipere,,s hay.
ever found. Their Alternative effect uln the liver makes
them excellent remedy. when given sna! doses f,r
t"i"tS dg.'Htry nnd dtnrThGa. Their sugar-cs.;ing
makS them Very acceptable aud Tor the u.s.
,f " mn and ll,ii,,..ln
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Capital and Surplus, s32O,653.
WELLS SorTHwoRTH. President, LEVI B. BRAD
LEY. Secretary.
This Company has complied with the law of
our State, and comes very we'll recommended as a
first class stock company, taking risks on moder
ate terms, with equitable settlements Of losses.
d. Risks taken and Policies written by
GEO. S. SHAW. Agent,
St. Johnsbury East, vt.
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Dyspepsia. Impurity of the Blood.

From Er ). v Hines, is.r q -;dreE; ChErci. Bsi,a.
DE-. AVER: have Us. 4 your Pills with extraordinary
success IN my faiIly AMI ti called 70 visi:
Ill distr,>s. To r,guat. the oIgans of digestion AMI
pury the blood they are TIL WY best remedy have
ever kncwn. AID can confidently recommend them 10
my friends. Yours. J.V. HINES
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DsP;RTTENT OF TIE INFERIOR, !

7
Washington H. T.. 9Th Feb, ls5t. 4
Sic: have us"i your Pills general and hospital
practice E,ie them, and cannot hesitate 10
tiry the best caiartc employ. Their rsr,-
iaiii action the liver is quick and decided conse-
Gurty they admirable Remedy for del cement.
Of that organ. Indeed. have seldom found case Of
tl,us its Obstinate that il did readily Weld 10
them. fTattrnay yours. ALDNZu BALL. NJ d.
iHIsfc.an Of III, Nr,,,e H,e,
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HOWEiS HORSE HOE.

This article is designed for the cultivation of
corn. and the various root crops that require
frequent stirring VI the soil. 1t is light, easily
managed. turns. puverizes and mixes the soil,
and Is consequently highly destructive to weeds,
and great Improvement on the common cultiva-
tor or harrow.
The subscriber has also made arrangements
with the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-04-06
Bilious Disorders-Liver Complaint

I'"H d. If'.8rlort BIZ, q VIC EorI C.ty
Mt only yyir Fills admirably adapted TO their pur-
pcs, aperirnt Int find their beneficial effects uI.on
the Liver very marked indeed. They nave in ms pr.c-
tee proved rectual for the rure OF bilious cam
plants than any REMEDY mention. SINCERELY
tJh-- HAT have Al length lI,ti,e which Is wur-
thy the confidence OF the profession aud the people.
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North Wayne Scythe Company,

PATENT WIRE FENCING.
for cemeteries, gardens and front yards. &C.
Hon Marshall 7. Wider president of the L. s.
Agricultural Society says of this article:
Il have recently examined some of the netting
OF the Lowell Wire Fence Company. for Fences,
Irellises, etc. From my own experience and that
OF others. cannot doubt that it is perfectly prac-
cable as fence for fields and gardens. or that it
is well adapted to all uses where a str ong close,
elegant, economical and durable fence is rcquir-
ed. Fencing like this has. for some years been
extensively used in Great Britain and. since it
can now be made alta much less cost. by ma
chinery. it would seem to be equally adaptive to
the United States. know of no fencing so good
as this, that can be procured for $3.50 per rod
the highest price asked for the most costly kinds
Of this netting; and this is, probably. the only
fencing OF equal merit that can be bought for ST..
SO per rod.
LAS material for Rose-trellises. Grape-trellis-
es, and ornamental work in gardens, L think it
unequalled. in cheapness. durability and beauty.
by anything yet DEVISED
This article can be seen on the grounds of Mr.
l. Fairbanks. St. Johnsbury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-04-06
A n Family Physic.

Iour f!- the prince of Iurges. Their excellent
qualities surI:SS any cathartic passess They arc
mild out certain and ectual in their action the
bowels which makes them invaluable to in the daily
treatment Of disease.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-04-06
Headache Sic K Headac he Foul Stomach

From Dr.. Edcard Boyd, Baltimore.
DEAR BKo AVER cannot answer YOU ,rhat compluinse
have cset with Pills better than al fat s
tfr ff,h r pnr4lttrs meficiae. place great depen
ence on an ectua cathatic in my daily contest with
disease AMI believing do that your Pills afford US the
best W. have, l Of course value them highly
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which embrace that variety of sizes and forms of
mould boards fitted to every kind of soil, and to
the pecularities Of every variety of Agriculture
Another implement of great importance in hus-
bandry, and late invention, is
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FITTSbCEG, Pa. Nav /, 1855.
De- y {. Aye Sir: have been repeatedly cured II
the worst hGd,cie body can have by dose or two
of Your Pills 1t seems TO arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once.
Yours With great respect, ED. VI. PREBLf,
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WARSAW. Wyoming Co y T.. Oct n. i>5,.
DEAR Sic: aul u>in- your Cthartic Pills in my r4c-
:lcr ami fini ti: ll-nt ,irvr ~ cleanse the
system AMI purity tt' fountains 4 Ike Hoe'.
JOHN O., EEA,'H3I n u
, 1860-10-31

pU RlFY THE BLOOD.
M0flatsS Vegetable Life Pills.

Mofrat's Vegetable Life Pills,
AND PHEN1x BITTERs.
II: The @ htsh md cny1cd celebrity ne. tlcre pre-en
H. S;Ssl Psss pdas nos ons
II ALI CASES
Of tbe Iia5fef and Kidneys, N''>~''1'
Bilious Fevers, and Liver Complaints,
In the Soqth aad West where these dtsca.cs prevail
otlt!A Who thcsc medicines, 3l never after
wards be without them.
Bilious Collie, Serious Loossness, Ries, oostve-
noss, Colds, Coughs, Collie, Corrupt Humas,
0rorsles, DyzpJxie.
ne.ton xith te;s d;trsssn diseases should de-
vi iii ;ss q %sessg sessag
iedisasSs Il pe1nanenf. is iien d ss;isSea snd
ldsa nsfe sftes G. &c cgassss pss}
!4an,es Los r. $pPs.te Erurtions Il ths Sin.
M*scrx!.I D:!s:esScscr tal, to eradicate en.,rr,y
~ tc cnscts OF NeTcaIF Infinitely sooner than fe
S%es, Nervous Complaints Of al i,a1s ofSaaie S.sae
Il ss Il .sdSs Ct s y H. &c:
q sesc Lie Mcdietncs alone. pains II he II Head,
l:HErxt11ss Those afflicted With tlis terrible d,a
ests s W he ~ sa5e o. 5est b the Le Medciaes us
scs9fu,. Of kinEs Es1 L. its - E9sst forms EssR b
expelled By u.ese Medicines. Parents viii do weii Is
.dTnetef hc whenever their existence Is suspected
Relief will be certain
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX D1TTERs
Pn4fy the Hood and tins remove alt dsease from te
s,r.em. Prepared md sold ht
DF. VIM. b. moGnI,
rs broadway, cor. OF Anthony street. New fork
TT For sale by all DEug1sts tsusg6n1y
, 1860-10-31

HnLLARD, MITCHELL & CO.,
Produce Communion MERCHANTS,
No. II. Eouth wa;es Street H!ard's Block, Chicago.
l. r. MlI11AkD. r. r. x1CHEA~ r. y. H1CHku.
, 1860-10-31

4 d. BRADLEY.
~ ATTORNEY AND COCSsE11oH ATLAw.
Chicago, Illinois.
011cr--157 Fando}rl, street eornrr In Gall.
,nErxaExcEr-I!on. Grant Goodr1ch, hon. c, Hn.ne+
1oe; 4 ,noyne. Hon Arnold Hon. y. g. Judd: d.
fnd. e y Holden, EeQ. Cot. D, s. slrrsri, John
li5pcr. EsQ. Aaron Haven EAQ. aaGc8i1 Sn
, 1860-10-31
Sprrial Notices.


I:B Persons afflicted with the fever
md Azue shpnld not sparc either time, trouble
C cecxpense. 70 procure Dr.. 1o3TETTERS CELEDRA.
TED h1TrERS wllo.c beucGccrt effects upon the EYE
Sea has been clearly proved to toose who have bccn
stricken down In short space nj te by thl dreadful
eutso. who1o chec1a arc wan and n,casre md whose
nghts are s'ceplcss and rcuoss and whose cyea arc
dim And sunknu With death staring them In the face
ths compound mus prove blessing snatchng thcua
- Il wera. nom The month Of she erave Mons can
know 1h true valun until they have tcsted It, When
Ill others have filled, these Btte.s have restorcd
Ito suesors 10 pristine hoa1th Their popularity In all
the Western And Southern parts should introduce them
1, III fam!leA
Sold BY arusglss aud dealers generally everywhere
, 1860-10-31
moner anu Ercbange.

:&s1>f 00l TO LOAN ON
tolf.OVU noSD AND MORTGAGE, for
1Ic ycnrs. on property IN 1Ells city.
t. business paper ~nntrd.
IL. +. DOWNING Coy
, 1860-10-31
Manners of American Women.

"AAAEKR VI AAkAAEI4CAA1 ~ V04Cu$
The New York EI7oress is rather hard on our
American women, as will be seen fruln tue fol-
loving;
One thing is determined By the recent Wits
to this country Of Princes from the East and
from the West Of the old world--Amcrican
women have worse manners than the men. It
was tho women, who at Washington, intrudcd
upon diplomatic receptions, and sat upon the
mantels III the Prcsidcnt'e mansion; it WIS the
women who insisted upon going to ball at
General Cass's house, so that tic venerable
Secretary Of State declared he dared not givca
dinner, OF matinee: it YVES the women who
thrust their notes upon Tommy. So, also, 1t
was the women who jostled and crowded upon
the Prince, at the ball at the Academy; II was
the women who got upon the seats liz Trinity
Church, to look ut him, notwithstanding The
cler.y1ncn had tiret requested them not 10 do
so. Thcse are women Of all grades; not only
such as might be supposed ignorant of good
breeding. but such as would lie invited to the
balls OF the Secretary Of State, or could ret
access to the Academy Of Music on Friday
They were alike in Washington and New York !;
they hare displayed this behavior before now,
at the crowded opcratic matinccs; they do so
inthc omnibusscs and in the railway cars, where
they demand the placcs of the men, md ncrer
dream Of thanking them. At the North mud
South, at the Easf and West, the ru1c Is, that
American women arc tude-thc contrary is an
excepttop.
, 1860-10-31
Scales,

Theya nude only ut Brandon, yezn.ont,by
JOHN HOWE, IT,, aad STRONG l. ROSS,
THE INVENTORS,
And all others represented as Howe's are
mere limitations, Of which purchasers
should beware.
They extremely simple Ia construction. arc made
OF the very hest materials By experienced and intc
Gent worlmen under the supervision Of the tnvcntors
They made Of alt sizes and capacities adapted to
ali the required Csca. embracing more than hundred
different notifications.
They arc made to set Without pit which, in psal-
nc country. Is very desirable.
They made without lateral stay rods the shock
when loads placed upon the platform. prevent
cd from wearing upon tho knife edges by the ntsoduc
ton Of Chilled iron balls which vary tn nunbcr and
size om four to ny. according to tic capacity Of thc
scale.
There are no steel plates resting upon knfe edges
and constantly wearing agalns: each other In all
ather scales bnt the knife edge md the bearings
thereon remain perfectly quiet, thereby preventing
any friction.
These Scales will weigh With e1actness when out Of
level be In Scales set In warehouse
this is the with other scalea ever yct made
They have taken drst prcnllums wherever exhibited
and what ia Of great practical value TREY arc now be-
Ing introduced In placc Of the manufactures of old
inventors.
They are fully warranted not only strong and accu
rate but dursblc and the manufacturers WHO are DEF
manenlly established and fully responsible will alwaya
be prompt to make thls warranty good.
They can be put up or taken down By purchasers
without the assistance Of mechanic by printed H.
strnctlonE accompanying each scale, and caa coptc
quenty be furnished ut lower price than Ecaes tns,
require competent mechanic to pat tacm up.
, 1860-10-31

The London Court Journal says: IA d.
yoece case, under peculiar circumstances, is
likely to attraet public attention A lady be-
longing to d distinguished family, long hcsl-
tatcd between two eligible suttors She at
length selected one OF them and was married.
but soon fancied she naadc a wrong selection,
and eloped with her rejected suitor. Proceed.
ings we're instituted, and she was among the
first to avail herself Of Sir Cfes~e!l's process
Of "Freedom made Easy" by marrying her
guilty partner; but shc seems scarcely to know
hcr own mind, for she has since rc-eloped with
her first husband. Casuists are puzzled as to
which she may be disposed to like best"
, 1860-10-31
Elegantly Illustrated Edition Of
co0PER'S N0VELS,

EmbellIshed with Flye Hundred Original Drawings.
ByE.o.C. DAMEY
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IL ss Se rsshd oa a
aa %
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The Moniftnt. The Ways oi the Hour.
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hc vean|es sse !;saea IN the snoye
hs si' EssjS 8 eea
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DARLEYs COOPER v1GEETTE6
At the suggestion Of numerous Artists and Amateur
the Pul}i.lisfs liarc taken q limited number Of Ar
t Proofs befose letter of each qt oe1n.nl Steei
lli1straed Edition Of Coopers Works These they are
about isuag tn roios, eaeh Gnntatnns eiE.t pr0ots
descriptive Of the picture: Tic proofs arr being print
I'd with the utmost CARE On ln1sl 5nd 9,eSe9 On @ re
r Of highly oInancniai desu. printed n tint foli9s
Ono, T~3 Three and -Four are now feedy ior Sn6sss1
months. Price TO- SubscEhcEs-threc dollars per tnlto
As the proof. arc limited 10 email na,n5cs 5oaly ao
lttitfed 80 TINT no eau be taken. subscription
will be received except for tie full set5
II. 4, TOWNSEND & CO. &c Walker st. u. Z.
, 1860-10-31

uess the wonderful perfection "a which 4. ohswafdt
fatt manager ut nateaelorA y. T., has brorsht the
manufacture Of Wigs aud Tourecs zro invited to visit
Ills vi. and Hair Dying koosna At No, 1p Lake street.
and examine tAcso curious productions Of art. No
&csu.ny can detect ,e from the natural when
adjusted to the head
, 1860-10-31

NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
1$ SCRASCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Conn.
PAID Up CAPITAL, s366,o0O.
Insurance Against Loss By Fire Only.
HUBBARD : HUNT. A:ents, Chicago
Cor. Clark anl South Water sts,
NORWICH TIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NORWICH, CONN.
Paid Up Capital, S13l, ,G36.22
Insurance Against LOSS by Fire.
HUBBARD i HUNT. Agents cor Of South Water
and Clark btA, arst door. Ltpnt5' lloct ot-3 h3Ti
, 1860-10-31

Can Cotton be Raised by Free labor
Boston paper publishes the two extracts
given below as commentary on Mr. Yancey'B
declaration in Faneuil Hail. On the 2th inst,
that "cotton cannot be raised except bs slave
labor, because Of the climate, and the peculiar
lty Of the negro racc, which Gts it for the work
and for existence there's"
In all these excursions NC were agrecably
surprised, not only ut the progress Of agricul~
turf, but at the increase Of free, labO1ious
population, accustomed to toll, mud too poor
to rely on the assistance Of slaycs. White and
mulatto farmers had everywhere small, scpa~
rate establishments.
Our host had more lands than he conld clear,
and hc distribu4ed them among Poor families
who chose to apply themselves to the cultiva.
tion Of cotton.
l love to dwell on these details Of colonial
history, because they serve to prove to tho in
hab!tanta Of Europe fact which, to the en-
ceased to he doubtful, riz:-thnt the continent
ofSpanish America can produce sugar, cotton
and indigo, by tree hands, and that The unhap-
py slaves arc capItfe Of becoming peasants,
farmers and audholacrs.-HuaWo'dt's J1ra.vis,
chop. 4E
At New Orleans the market is provided with
vegetables mostly cultivated by Germans. They
arc the owners Of the greater number Of gar
dcns that surround the city in which these veg
ctab1e6 are grown, aud they neither kcep slaves
nor employ hired negroes.
In Western Texas GerM an farmers cultivate
tho cotton by their personal labor. But there
under sun as hot Us it is in Honduras, Mt u
short DISTANCE froln coast where the yellow
fever ras,c6, have met persons who lad been
used to all the comforts Of refined European
life, standing behind the plow, aud have never
heard them complain Of this or any other AZ
, 1860-10-31

70 DESTROYING, Hoache8, &c
TO DEsTR0Y-.ilcc, Mo!es, &c.
TO DEsTROY-gcd.Dugs.
TO DEST1OY-Moths F1eaa. Ants &c.
TO DESTROY -Ao*quiiocx-
TO DEST1.oY-Insects or plzuts Or Fowls.
TO DEsTRoY-Inscets On Animals. &c. DC. &C.
USE ONLY
"COSTAR'S> Rat, Roach, &C. Exte1minator.
"cosrAKs~ Dcd-Rus DETERMINATION.
.COSTAKs~ Electric Powder for Insects, DC.
In 25c &c. aud 81 Doxes Bottles and Flaakx Is and
IS Sizes for Plantations. Ships, Boats, noier. &c.
, 1860-10-31

1o1na A4ao11s1cs $40,704.53
II. KELLOGG. Secretary.
HUBBARD & HUNT, Agents.
No Loomts' building
Corner c1ark and Water streets, Chicago
Applications for Insurance, or the renewal Of Poll
Ties and al business connected with the office may Be-
made to a. dniy aproiascd Agents for the Guy Of
thtraGD. with full power receive proposals and Esre
Po!!ctcs As favorable terms Is other responsible
Companies; and 1t. allu will be secure the ron.
denrt Of the public by honorable course OF dealing
H. 3lAG1LL, General Agent. 81 md 81 we.t Third
street. Cincinnati. Ohio. to whom a3t appeaiops for
Agencies. IN tic Western OF Southwestern States may
be addressed faooC C0lY
, 1860-10-31

CATS FREE FROM HEADAcuE--1t is quite
wonderful to sec cat jump down hcishfe.-
She ncrcr seems to hurt herself, or TO feel
giddy with the fall; she always fills On her
they seldom or never get broken. l never
knew Of 4 cat breaking its Leg from an acci-
dent but In one instance, and that wns French
cat, Which fell down stairs in the most stupid
manner. Why does not the cat get the head
ache attcr her deep jumps: why docs she not
would, II he performed similar acruhatic feat!
II nc take down one of our dry cats hcads of
the keepers museum wall, and break it up, VIC
shall see that It has regular partition vail
projecting from its sides, good wny inwards.
toward the centre, 90 as to prevent the brain
from suffering from coucuseIon. This is, In
deed, beautiful contriyance, and shows IN
admirable internal structure, made In wonder.
ful conformity with external form und noe,
turnal habits.-Dr. BttekIa,ad
, 1860-10-31
Nurseries.

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large .toek cheap for eash Apple 70 ysask, 90
berry 1IoaEhton strong 100 f. Raspberry. many sorts
l0a II to Is. sttawbcr15. Wilson'S Eye, Scarlet G.
Conc Ioxa Or Washington and Others, pure, 100 Il;
l0o5 IS. Talipa, lpa q ~ named sorts, Double and
Single Il Root Grh{tt, l0,oo0. 80. &C. DC. ~ pee
seiedsSami F. Z. PHEN1x.
, 1860-10-31
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