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A Time aud Place, &c.

"There is place for everything" is an old
adage, and one as true as it is old. There
are times too when it should be carefully and
thoughtfully observed and carried into effect.
There is time to labor and time TO rest
time to eat and time to make merry: a
time to mourn and time to dance it is sail.
which brings US to the bound of our present
inquiry. Is 1t a time to dance at public in
tervlew or gathering contrary to the wishes
of majority of the company present? Is it
proper time to dance at meeting of So
clety instituted for the sole purpose of allevi.
atlng the wants and suferinss of our sick and
needy soldiers? Is it proper time to dance
at a meeting of any society, no matter what
may be its purpose, if special request is
made by the officers of that society to abstain
from the exercise We think not. And no
gentleman whether fiddler or otherwise, would
urge the thing upon such an occasion. The
officers of a society are expected to have the
entire control Of all meetings called BY them !;
and members and spectators are in duty
bound to abide by their decisions, and COM
ply with their requests. Especially so is it
the case in regard to our soldiers aid societies
whose purpose is not revelry, but generosity
and heartfelt sympathy for suffering humani-
ty. If fddlers want exercise, there may be
times and places appropriate to their use
but we will presume that when the lady off
GERS of a certain soldiers aid society are de-
slrous of their services they will so inform
them; till thea let them study propriety and
common sense and practice at home until they
are able to exhibit even the rudiments abroad.
EETO
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Diseases of ChiIGrpn.-It has heen said h,

Diseases of Chiidren.-It has been said BY
than eminent physician, that more sickness
among children results from the pnwOrm than all other
The removal of these worms. whose existence
creates much suffering with children adults
haird the skill of the best praCtiunerS. who have
generally considered them be-, ond the reach of medicine
Within the last two Years, DR. r.. q. tiDliS Pinworm Sy-
rup has gained high reputation in this section and We
are assured that ii never fails 10 eradicate from the system
these distressing pests Children who could lind relief
have been restored Ia health by the of this strip II
has already become standard medicine. and rn. zap
idly adopted b, the medical faculty have tested il,
merits. Ii most valuable cdthirC especially chill
re; it CorreCtS The health 10y removing ali impurities
firm the SYSTEM and Is always safe and reabe-Boson
journal. ctlw
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1S BARRELS BALDWIN APPLES
On hand. for sale
We can give you better sample of Teas than
can be bought in this county.
TOBACCO OF ALL KINDS
good article for twenty-five cents pound. for
smoking. that gives good satisfaction.
Coal Oil. Will sell pure Downer's for 81 cts.
Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for
goods
Call and give Us trial and if we do not trade
it shall be your own fault.
COOK & BARTLETT.
St J0hnsbury, Feb u, 1868. 33tf
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
CHARES b. DARLING'S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District s.
At Probate Court held at ST Johnsbury in said dstr
on the 9TH day OF March 4. ID. lst3.
WHEREAS. Samuel Bicelow administrator on the essr,
oi Charles b. Darling, late IF Lyndon said district d..
ceased, proposes 10 render account If his admin
lsirailo ai. 10 present his against said
tate for examination and allowance for the purpose %
making Partition ami distribution of the residue OF sit
e>dtcu.cT decree OF said anon. the persons VIII,
by law entitled the same-It Therefore rered Ion
said court that the same come Under Consideration and
c near! al the Probate Office in ST Jonsury ON the All
day OF prll. A d. s5 Audit is further ordered lha-
all persons Interested be notified hereof publication m
copy q" the record OF this order in The Caleinan print
ell ST JVhnSbury, three weeks successfully rTerioi.
1" said time Of hearing that they may appear and
contest the allowance OF said account II they
alii also Ice heard ny said ia the matte, u-
Partition and distribution OF said estate.
BY the court,
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH Judge.
Atrue copy Of record.
S1-sg Attest. ASA l. FRENCH, Judge
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suicide in the 18th.

fa' painful Intelligence was received by
the friends las; week that Corporal Rozeme
T.. Bacon. of Co X, 18th regiment, had COM
m!ttel suicide by cutting his throat. We
earn that he haa been i'll for short time,
All! he undoubtedly committed the deed
while !ahoring under mental alteration
tie was the son of John Bacon, I'd, Esq, OF
=. Johnsbury, and a young man much es-
TENED. He was 10 years old.
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Tou can a.
WAYS ind a
Large well
selected
Soriineni OF
JeweiTy and
ri.h Fancy
Goods. Silver Ware,
Books AID
Stationery.
Music ana Musi-
cal Instruments Per
iun-Ty. Toilet Arti-
ieiy. Toys.
TN. n0WARD.s
which ne Aill sell cheap Tor
cash. His lSr-e stock 81 Goods
consist ia IA I al iIle ts1ii Silver
Watches. from the test English. S"ls>-
and French manu- aClGT-r> also u good
as>artlnen: II American HaIciee 81 every
style. in gold ami silver cAses- n,lc foh,
vest ,.uard. a Neck Chains God ST.
yeraud Steel bowed Sp-CI'S, Gold aud
Silver Rin.>- odd. Cameo Lava Ear
RnssS PInsSiGde- Sleete Buttons
Slides. H'-'AS-kc,ke 4 good let
a; 5 day and - hour Clocks
viii .r without alarms wa-raut-
eG good liiiie-Aeef'ers ny stock al
SIlxer Ware i0T quality aud beau
tyCan not i,e beat ia the State HCcI-
si.ts Of Fruit. CAKE Card and ST. gar
Bas- kets, Tea S.is- Cups, tIObiei>. Cas- tors
Al so.Pie, Fruit. Butter. Fish, Ia
bic and Tea KNIVES. But 9
Ter Gos- ers SKru
Pitchers, Spoon
Hold ers-
lpa slA Ind that
Hozard keeps a
full as>orf- ment II the
Text BOOKS which were
recon- mended
b. the Board
oiEd- uca-
lion TOYS
Tor the
lii he
folks Call at
HoNards on Main ST.
and ,allsls yourself As
To THE TRUTH OF THE ABOVE STAfENENTS.
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Effective Strength OF Vt. REGIMENTS,

Below We give the effective strength of the
several Vermont regiments on the morning
OF the date given, as appears by returns in the
Adjutant Generals Ollie The column OF
present., Includes nose reported present
for duty and those on" detached service"
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- There will be social evee at the resi-
dence of Hubbard Hastings, on Tuesday
evening next for the benefit of the Soldiers
Aid Society
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The American penchant for clubbing every
body with a title occasionally runs to rid
iculous lengths. The Watertown Retormer
gravely announces that the Hon. Artemus
Ward will lecture in that place.
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ESSEN tn1NIh- ~
IA Probate Court holden the probate office in une-
burg within aui for said district on the 9th ay OF March
1868 Jndie M Plrlp. guardian "i Sewal Phelps son
ana her oi joseph Phelps late Of Lunehburs deceased.
makes application to sad court for license 10 sell the
following described real eStR uf her said ward 10 Wit his
share m the homestead OF said Joseph Phelps represent
- That sale thereof l. Necessary and conducive the
best Interest OF her said ward.
Whereupon Is ordered by said said applica-
ton te heard al the Probate Office IN Luuentrr on tha
Sth day o March next ami, Is further ordered that
notice be given To all persons concerned by the puhca-
ton u this order in The Calednan printed al Johns
OurE three weeks successfully, before said haring
S7-3g Attest ION an RRnoES Jndr.
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!a>'"npSic Savings Bank.

The annual meeting of this instltation was
holden March II, 1868. The auditors re
ported the state Of the Bank as follows -
Assets, $500. 80
Due Depositors, 72.7799S
Surplus, 3,S2j.6l
The regular dividend for the last six months
amouats to 81 $3.50. The balance of the
surplus is to be divided, as extra dividend,
according to article 10 of the bylaws.
The following persons were elected Off
GERS o! the Bank for the ensuing year: A..
&. Chadwick Prest. Luke p. Poland Vice
Plest. A. J. Willard. secretary. C. S.
Dana, Emerson Hall, |. B. Gorham, J. Ross,
L. Noulton, y. L. French, d. Boynton, S.
Jewet', K, Haliett, Trustees. S. Jewett and
Emerson Hall, auditors. A. G. Chadwick
jonathan Ross, B. Moulton, D. Boynton, l.
), Gorhanl, Investing Committee.
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Bachelors Hair Dye. The best i'm the
World !-WULIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated

Ian DSCs hS the
World !-WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated
Hair Dye produces color be distinguished from
naurewarrane not to injure the hair in the least =
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes and nvigorates the
hair for life. Grey Red Rusty Hair instantly turns
splendid Black or Brown leaving the hair and beau
ti!ul. Sold by a Druggists &c.
Es- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE LoR on
the four sides of each box.
Factory, No 81 Barclay street, ae 233 Br .adway and
Is Bond street New York. Cg7-l3iS
4 Card to the Suiiering.-The Rev VIM
Cosgrove, while aborng Missionary in Japan was
cured Of Consumption, when all other means had failed
by recipe obtained from learned physician residing
In the great city of Jeddo This recipe has cured great
numbers who were suffering from Consumption, BrOn-
chitIs. Sore Throat Coughs and Colds, and the debility
and nervous depression caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of beneftting Others will send this recipe,
which have brought home with me- to all who need it,
rec of charge. Address
REV WM. COSGROVE.
43g Fulton Avenue,
C21-52' Brooklyn, n. Y.
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{ ,iOt.

Cabot.
The past week has been one of considerable
!aterest in this town. Our town meeting last
q. two da!s-party feeling running very
high; but the fact was established that stuff
.12 the ballot box would not be tolerated in
q town where they have sent one hundred
and twelve men to the war.
Also We have had a musical convention
"~.d lwo days and three evenings under the
'f"eu n OF MIR N Leavett closing with q
co"ccrl, assisted by the Cabot Cornet Band
Inc a''erd'aee was large through the whole
course and at tue concert the Congregational
church was filed to OVERLOOKING.
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March Meeting.

They had some rich times in March meet
ing IN some OF the towns about US. At Water
.ord. after the moderator was chosen a res
oiutlon was introduced and passed declaring
no man elected to office in that town until he
had come forward and avowed his LOYALTY to
TIE government. This was received with un.
bounded applause by the loyal portion of the
MEETING; and as the different officers were
nominated they We're called out to "swear
allegiance" All but one conformed to the
resolution. This one, whose loyalty has long
been more than suspected, would not give al
.cgiance to mi gger administration" and
ne was quickly laid one side and better man
nominated in his place.
In Cabot they had hard fight with the
Co22eeheals. One of the copperest of them
MAS seen to put in handful cf ball.ts for
tar! Srlectman. The election was challeng-
e., checklist made ont, and after two DAYS
OF bliloting and talking, the friends of JEFF
pt,s We're utterly defeated. A correspon-
nj ltom Cabot hints at the affair elsewhere
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Number One.

Torrent Engine Company No. enters the
field this year with fall ranks, the company
now Numbering over so men. At the an
NAL election Of officers Tuesday last. the
following were elected: E. A. Walker,
Foreman: Alden Wheeler, lst Assistant a:
Ira Smith, I'd Assistants o. F. Russ, Clerk
and Treasurer. The company voted to give
to the United States Christian Commission
to aid in its benevolent work among our SOL
diers the sum of thirty dollars.
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Il + CALIFORNIAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Brief Locals.


Brief Locals.
j. {. Butler has fitted up his store on
Railroad street, and filled it with glass ware
crockery, tea, coffee, sugars, and general
assortment of West India goods and groce-
rles The store is neat and the goods of the
frs. qlaii,y.
-Syi'anus Lime, temperance candidate
= elected c1.Ani 3sioner in Essex county.
y mcnIion If the weather must not be
ON ted this week. 4 greater depth of snc W
IS allen than in any previous week, if not
month, dulirg the winter; and now in the
middle of March we are luxuriating in the
best Of seghing and the most beautiful
weather.
-l-rmers, prepare for sugaring, which is
clos: upon US. This is the clearing year,
mlyhai You will get good run.
Geo. ". Carr and J. o. Hale will sell
4: auction at Hale's house, March q, cows.
oxen, sheep and young cattle, particulars
next week
We are under obligations to Town clerks
and other friends for the list of town officers
which We publish.
We presume half the people in town do
not know that we have a soap mandatory
here IN full operation. By reference to
en- advertisement on this page the fact will
be MAZE known; and from personal expert
ence We know whereof we affirm when we
say Mr. Chapman makes good article both
hard and soft 1t is an agreeable surprise to
60 nome some day and find ones ashes and
grease taken away and his soap barre! filled
with the genuine article We know If il
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W ellis River.

The Ladies' Fair, at Stacks Hall, Thurs
day evening, the 9th ms: was largely attend
el' not only by the people of the village, but
by generous delegates from the neighboring
towns. Everything passed off well. In the
course of the evening a number of beautiful
j,bleaux were exhibited and the entertain.
"'nt concluded with popular farce. The
receipts Of the occasion amounted to very
Hcar one hundred dollars.
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smn;l,s md Ma,c,,,o, D,s,,sa

From H.. Hiram .S,oaf, OF - Louis, l.sSaar7.
:" ind your SARNAf.RILLa a more efitra,r
remedy fOT the secondary symptoms o. .Sg..k.iSs
and for syphilitic disease ian any other possess
The profession lebied 10 you for some o. he
best medicines We haze"
From f. J. frcn, n, W D., On eminent physician Of
Lasrr,1o', Mass, srho IS prominent .q,aslc. 81
Ihe Legislature Of Massachusetts
&" DE- Aver My 1ear SIR have found 1au.'
SAl:saPARILlA IN excellent remedy fol .SysLGs
both Of thc primary nd secondary TYPE ana eil,c
tGal IN some cases i.ai ,re tO9 obstn.fc 10 s4cld
10 other remedies do moi know what We c'l eIn
ploy with more ccrtailty Of success, woe 20 yer
ful aiteraii'e l. required. y
Mr. CsaS. 5. lda lssg, oT N,r BrNRSWTck, = j..
had dreadful ulcers his legs, caused hS the abuse
of mercury, OF zRercu no diS,tESc, which grew
and more Aggravated fer yciS, "a spite OF Cycry
remedy or treatment ha could he applied, unit tn
perseEerins use OF ATLi.s >AlENAfAliillA Tel4ered
him. Few cases can be found more lnSefcrHf- AMI
distressing than ttilas anu III LOOK several CUzen
bottles 10 care HIM
Ieucorri.oa, Whites, Female Weakness.
are generally produced ny Internal .ScrofIleus u
rr1soR, aid often cured by the altergtise
effect of this SaESArARsLIA- Some cases require
however, IL aud Of the SARSafARIII-A, the skiful
application OF loos4 leIncdics.
From he snoufnpsrn md srid.lgoeledrqte,l Il,..
Jacob N.rriu Of SnclRnafi
. have aound your SAsssAPAgIlI-A AL excellent
Alternative N diseases of fCn.ales. Many cases of
lrre-Ilarity, LeucoIrhGa Internal liberation, AID
IldtlS-SlS,
have Welded 10 IL, and Their few that 60 not
when as effect Is properly 1ded by local treatment
4 lady, WR'rilRg 10 alice the publication Of her
name, srTSfes,
Ny daughter and myself have been curg-s Of a
very debilitAtln.- IucorrhGa Of lony staining ty
two bottles Of your SARsAPAEILLA."
Rheumatism, Gcut, Larsr COMPLAIN, Dys-
pepsil Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused 10y Screfgla in the system, are rapidly
cured by this EXT. SUBSTANTIALLY.
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Dr>TrtiO,i.

Hubbard Gas i'll of Co. G, 18th Vt reg,
deserted from Brattleboro few days since,
where he had been placed as a convalescent
AZ last accounts he had bought ticket at
We; Burke for Boston. He enlisted from
Ng,.on.
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\ O I | c f a.

All persons within the village of St John>bury
wishing for license to keep Grocery or Victual-
ling Shop 10 sell therein provisions and fruits or
for Slaughter House or Market. ar, hereby no
tilted that the Trustees will m. Ct 4, the NJ Johns
bury House On Monday. March % at o'clock
p. IN. TO act upon applications for licenses.
J. VI. ALEORD. Secretary.
- JohnSburv March 10. 31-:5S
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MARRIAGES,

In Cabot, March l, by Rev F Drew. Azariah
Stone and Mrs Mary Waterman. all of Cabot.
In Washington. March 4. by Rev L Sargent.
Martin Dexter and Mrs Mary Z WEIGH, both of
Topsham.
In North Troy, Eleazer Porter and Carrie NJ
Elkins.
In North Troy, Feb II, E Sanborn and Jennie
S Currier.
In lrasbuIg. Feb "a, Daniel W P Pope and
Harriet NJ Perry.
In Derby Line. Feb a. George James of Stan
stead, E, and Emma A Daggett of Coventry.
In st Johnsbury. March ). BY Rev II p Cush-
ing, Ezra u Poland, and Sally G SilShy
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rOPARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.-The
" copartnership heretofore existing under the
name Of Thayer X Fairbanks. i, by mu'ual con-
sent this day dissolved. VIM. p Fairbanks is
authorized TO settle the affairs OF the late firm.
and will continue the business.
WM. W. THAYER.
WM p. FAIRBANKS
St. Johnsbury, March ,. 1865 3j-3s
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DEATHS,

n1- Mari iages. Births and Deaths inserted FREE
OBITUARIES Including poetry, inserted six cents line
advance.
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st. Anttony's + ire. Rose, Salt y2heu,n
Scald Head, Sore Ewes.

From Harry .Sici},r Esq, the attic eyzifar Of iIe
Titls hammock fcHpcraf, F,sESy .Eassa
Our oLly cllld, bout the wears Ca s;:re. wac
attacked hN liInrles N his iOrc.Aeai- Tley RAPIDLY
spread until ;ly foi med handsome AM pirule.li
soTc, which covered his face and aciuall hliad,d
hiS eyes toI some da, silful physical aIDlli-d
nitrate OF silver and other remedies, without any
apparent eferf. For fific,D DAYS We guarded LIS
hands, lest with them he Should tear oI,,n The i,s
torin- and corrupt wound winch covered 'Iis siUIe
face Having tired very hing else had any
hope from We hogan giving your SAIsSAE'A
AMI applying the ioiide oi potash lOlioa, - yOn
direct. Tie sore began 10 keal when laa given
the first bottle, and vel wien hal fniSilsa
the second The cllil rs ey lases, which had come
out, grew gain. and l. health, sIad fair
as any 9th r. The rilole nclylibOrlood predicted
that The rh,ll must d., -
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BIRTHS.

In Cabot, Feb 10, son to Rev F Drew.
In Marsh6eld. March 4. daughter to George
Gilman.
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DRIED APPL E 4!
CENTS PER POUND, AT
5'-S9 COOK & BARTLETT'S
okDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT.
CURTIS STANFoRD'S ESTATE.

L
SLATE OF VERMONT. CALEDONIA DrsrRIcrss
a, Probate Court. held ST Johnsbury in said i,
u,.l on The 18th day OF March lss3 " ~ VIZ
joel Sanboi n. administrator on the es,a,.
Stamford late Of Burke said district leceasaJ
p!oi>ee 20 IelieF an account his aininisrra,o, -
10 M hs account against said for examina,i,
siu fhoMahoe or Inc urpose OF making partiton an
"i Inc residue Of said estate under deere -
salu COURT among the persons who are bv iaw ep1,,l
the same III Is therefore ordered by said c.urr that ~,
SAINT come under lSlderaiion ami he heard al the P-st
once IN 81 Johnstury. the 2sth day Of March Is,s
And Is further ordered that all persons Interested D.
Notified hereof hy publication of copy II the record ,i mn
order in the aedonian printed ST Johsbury thre,
weeks successfully previous 10 said time hearing tia
they may appear ana contest the allowance of said
they and also be heard by said court IN
the matter Of partition and distribution said estate
By the Court.
Attes-. ASA l.. FRENCH Judge
TRUE copy of record
G-Ss Attest ASA L. FRENCH Jrdre
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
JEWETT has just returned from Boston wit
choice stock of
ID K Z S S GO o ID S

Of beautiful tiles which Will be sold on the mos
favorable ter!as pnS>ible-
Ladies are invited 10 examine. for the good
Will De sure 10 please and the utmost exertion vii
be used TO make the
PRICES SATISFACTORY.
Both Ladies and Gentlemen will find nv stock
of Dry Goods very complete and VIII do well ID
avail themselves ofthc .ow range IF prices. FOR
Tie TIMES Al which | am selling every arii
Gle IN The dry goods line Please cal Al =. JEW
FL ). hlttredge Block. Main St, - Johnsbury
LADIES in want OF Ritin. Dresses. will find
:. very nice article Of such. AT s. JEWETT'S
kittTcdge Block, ST. Johnsbury.
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Erysipelas Debllty-Purify thu
Blood.

From Dr. Eobf. .Sasrin, Houston 81, Ntsr York.
Dr. ATER. l seldom fail 10 rsTnore ErnBrfpn,
and ScTefaioas Se'ts 10y the perseverin use OF your
SAR>AfAIIil-A, and have Just now cured an afiacx
OF Malignant ErgSlpoES with II. No alferIti.e W..
possess equals The SAlkSATAG1iLA You have sup
pled 10 The profession as well 10 the people -
From i. e. Johnston, Esq, Talsns-R Ohio
I" For Twelve years had tn" yellow ErvSil,elas
on my night arm, daring which time tired al The,
celebrated physicians could r-arl, and fouk ilu.
dreds Of dollars worth of meli-iaes. The n rs
were so BID that the cords became visible, ana -.
doctors d''rlde-d that my arm must be anl,ItSted
began taking your SAG> AP ARILIA. Took two hot
ties, and svlne Of your Pills Together they lave.
cured me i anu now wei AMI sound az nv body
BENG IN public piece, my t. known 10 every
body IN this community, and excites the waatta OF
ALL
From Hon Henry NsBro. n !, r., Of helnoas,fe
& ", leading neIier 81 n CaIsadiasa Fartia-
mont
- i have used you SARsAPA RIIIA in nv family
for general debility, and for purifying tie 6ood
with very beneficial results, ard led confdence IL
commanding il 10 In afflicted.