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The wear and rear of life


The cares, anxieties and misfortunes OF life
have as much to do with shortening it as dis
ease. They are in tact the source of many all
ments and phylical disabilities. Nervous weak
ness, dyspepsia, affections OF the liver, distu
ances OF the bowels, headaches, hypOchondEta
and nonomania are among these distressing
fruits 1t is, therefore, of great importance
that persons whose minds are opprees1 d with
heavy business responsibilities, or harrassed bv
family troubles, or excited by speculation or
perplexcd by a multiplicity OF enterprises or
in any way ovcrtaxed or overworked, should
Keep up their stamina By the daily of a
wholesome tonic. Thousands of perAoIs thus
circumstaneed are enabled to bear up again,t
the difficulties in which they are involv we'd, and
to retain their strength, health and mental
clearness, by the regular of Hostctter's
Stomach Bitters. Diseases which are prone to
attack the body when debilitaied and broken
down by over-much br rain-woIk, or cxhaustink
physical labor, are kept at bay by the resistant
power with which this incom par able tonic en-
dows the nervous system and the vital organs.
AT this season, when the heat is evaporating
the elements OF strengih from every pore an
lnVlgorant is absolutely essential to the safety
anu comfort OF the public, and il req uircd even
by the more robust il they desire to keep their
athleoc capabilities in status quo. Hence a
course OF HoStetter'S s Bitters is particularly use
ful at this IeriOd OF the wear as n defence
against the invisible disease ahoat i'll a sultry
atmosphere 1t IS the most potent OF all pre-
Vehtge medicines, and for all complaints which
stftect the stomach, The liver and the bowels
and interfere with Il e perfect digestion and
assimilation OF food, it is the standard remcay
july 22 253-eodwdf&w1t
BLESSED are they who seek relief from "I.iV-
or Complaint Billiousnes," Bad Blood, i'm
pies, BlOtches, Eruptions, Rough Skin, Salt
Rheum, E'ysipelas and Scrofulous diseases by
the use OF DIR. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medi-
cal Discovery, Tor they shall be happy in know
ing that the cure is complete. Sold by all
druggists.
VItalize the Hair.-Why does the hair
become harsh and dry-why does it fall out
why does it become gray? Simply because the
life has gore out of it. The tibers draw susteI.-
ance from The scalp as the grass draws aliment
from the soil, and when the supply of nutri-
ment Is cut OFF III either case the product with
ers and dies. At the first symptom OF decay,
therefore, the unfed half-fed roots OF the
hair should be refreshed and reinforced with
LYONS kATHAIRON, the only preparation
which will flourish the filameItS and keen the IN
IL a vigorous condition after they have begun
TO suffer from a deficiency OF their natural
stlmulant. AS long as the Kathairon is faith
fully used, with u proper degree OF friction
morning and evening, 50 long will it be impos-
slbie for the hair to whiten or fall ont from the
scalp.
july % 251-deod1w&wu
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Clinton Male Academy

A CLASSICAL, MATIESLATIcAL AL,
SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
The 10th Session will begin July 24I, anI
continue twenty weeks.
Tuition SIS or SZ3, according TO studies.
Board, S5S per Session.
Send for Circular.
GRADY * MCLEOD.
iune5 213-cOd-d GwtZ2Julyt
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Book AgGHls

Now at work. or looking for SOue new BOOK.
viii miss II If they DO not at once write for T.
cuiars Of the best selling book Published. e
traordinary inducements offered. Profit mo a
than double money. Outlit free. Address t..
M. REED. 139 Eighth ST., E"w York. 4w
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Ii your Child has worms, or n bad breath, or
sallow complexion, or restless at night, or no
appetite, OF general bad health, give it Doctor
TUFTS Liver Pills, it Will soon be restored.
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for strained, 80 oO0s. 90 for No. 2, - so for
extra No. ., 80 for low No. l, 81 25 for Pale and
IS FOR extra Pale. .5.#'l
Saturday, July o0-S2lcs of 725 bbls. at 50 %
for strained, So 80 for low No. 1 and So for
MOL. IN
Monday July a2-Sales of /, ,5s4 bbls. at g 25
for strained, S3 IS for No l. % 80 for extra No.
I, SO 1884 for low Pale and 81 sOss5 for
extra Pale. -=.
Tuesday, July 23-Sales of $50 bbls. at 81 IS
9$2 40 for No. ., 81 30 for extra No. 2, So 2s0
&3 80 for No. /, 81 for low Pale, S59s5 75 for
extra Pale, S6@s6 50 for Window Glass, and
400 bbls. strained at 81 40.
Wednesday, July 24-Sales OF 2 1888 bbls. at
g. s52S2 40 for strained, 50 so for good strained,
81 so for No 2, s3 for low No. l., 50 so for No.
81 for low p ale and s5 for Pale.
Thursday, July 25-Sales of S7s bbls at % 80
No. /. 50 IS for extra No. 1, 81 5c@S5 for Pale
and So so for extra Pale.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market in
sympat by with the advance of New York, Las
had an upward tendency throughout the entire
week and has advanced follows: Friday, 2
cents; Tuesday, cent "Wednesday, cent );
and to-day (Tbursday) closes firm at Il II cents.
The export trade having set in. it Is thought
that the market viii remain at or about to-
days prices for the present. The majority of
purchases have boen for export, and the specu-
lative demand has been quite small. The
ceipts for the week, 5,53s casks against 3,O45
casks last week, are an increase of 2, ,493 casks.
The exports were 3,774 casks against :, $50 casks
are a decrease of ABB caskf, and the stock in
yard and adoat is ,40i casks against 800 casks
for last week, an increase of 3 ,114 casks. The
sales ans resales for the week are as follows:
Friday. ....... 613 casks at Is cents per gallon.
Saturday. Z88 4" " 70 90 "
MOnday-NO sales.
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YtIH SPEECHES LAST NIGHT.
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List of Vessels I'm the Port Of Whining
ton. n. g.. July rs, 1872.

LIZ
Regulator, Freeman, ldg, New York,
Barry Bros.
BARQUES
German Vega, Brandhotf, ldg, Europe,
Willard Bros
English Amacree, Thompson, ldg, Stettin,
Wick x Mebane
Geo Hunt, Gray, dis, j IL Netf
Br Amazon, Mcdonald, dis,
j Il Blossom & Evans
BRIGS.
(Br) Rio, NJ cDonald. dis, Harriss & Howell
Norwegian Meteor, Hoist, dis, Hede Bros
German IunO, Suerkcn, dis.
Williams &Murchisons
Ann Elizabeth, Havelin, ldg, Boston,
q GBarker & co
Norwegian Adonis, BrickwOldt, ldg, Europe,
Blossom II Evans
German Condor, DrOrsOn, dis, willard Bros
Ambrose Light, Higgins, dis, L Kidder Son
SCHOONERS
Mary Baker, Thompson, ldg, Philadelphia,
Harriss 81 Howell
Joseph Seger, Ellis, ldg, Boston.
G q Barker s. co
John Williams, ldg, New York,
Williams s. MurchisOn
Luo.a Murchison, jones, dis,
Williams < MurchisOn
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

R>N@ PLAIN QUESTIONS FOR
w. lNVALIDS.--Have the routine
medicines OF the profession done you good
Are you discouraged and miserable? If so,
test the properties OF the new Vegetable Spe-
tic, Dr. WALKBR'S CALIFORNTA VINEGAR BIT
TERS, already famous as the finest inVgorant.
corrective and Alternative, that has ever seen
the light. DysI epdcs and persons of bilious
health and ease.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

Ladies who have been disappointed and
perhaps discouraged by having their orders
carelessly and fndifferently attended to,
can now remedy the evil, by ordering from
New York direct, whatever that market
affords in large or small quantities as occa-
sion requires, by addressing the New York
Purchasing Bureau, 704 Broadway, New
York. An office opened under the aus
pices Of New York merchants, and COM
manding the entire confidence Of the COM
1nunity. Dealers and domestic consumers,
will do we'll to send for explanatory Cir
clllar. 1t
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EXPORTS


Baitimorc-Stei'msh Rebecca Clyde ,2ao
bblS rosjn, 2S do spirits 10 do tar. 25 do rosin
oit, Is bales yarn, 213 bushels peanuts, 800 feet
lumber.
Richmond, Me-Schr Light OF the East
III ,43y tcet lumber.
New IOrk-Srea1nship Bencfactor-2.111 bb Is
rOsn, 922 do spirits, 100 do turpeutine, III bales
cotton, lO) bdls shocks. 1915 bushels peanuts,
81 oaIes shettng, Al bbls soa pstone, 81 pk -
mdse.
Philadelphia-Schr Sarah Bruen-l30, ,CGO feet
LUMBER, 5000 shingles,
BoSToN-Schr Tarry Not-18 ,O00 feet lum-
Der.
PHILADRLPHJA-SteH teHmsLip TOnawarda--1 81 0
hbIs rosln 200 do spirits, I,1G2 bushels peanuts,
Q 9pkgs wool 40 500 feet lumber loo tons Old iron
10 pkgs lndse.
MISUNDERSTANDING Lucille-1,5i8 bbls
rOsn, 277 do spirits. 50 10 tar, 50 20 pitch, 1O5
bushels peanuts, $500 feet lumber, 3ly cords
wood.
FOREIGN.
Constradt-G Gcrman Bark Frederick Scala
=, ,919 bbls TOsin.
CuOa-BriS Nechanic-1:S0, 900 feet lumber.
LiverpUOl-Br Barquentinc LeOnOra-S25 bDls
spirits ,4IG do TOsim.
Eotterdam-GerInau Brig LeOpOdine--1 ,1G5
bbls rOSin.
Kotterdam-Norwcgja Bark st Olaf ,G7S
bbls rosin.
Kottcrdam-Norwegan Barque Eldora-l $50
casks spirits turpentine, Sl3 bbls rOsin.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

THE LATE ONPLEAs-ANTNESS" IN
WADEsBoRo.-A gentleman writing us
from Anson says: every recent develop
mcnts show pretty plainly that the attemp-
ted riot, which was 50 promptly quclled
by Conservatives, OH the occasion of Dock
ery's speech in WatiesLoro', WAS prompted
and instigated hy Radicals; that 1t Was
g sssquelched" too $ooa for their purposes
that ntOIlcy was used, OF attempted to be
used, TO induce certain individuals to 'in-
suit and 'tramplc' THE FI.AG.
"And so it is ill all the reported 'out-
RACES in this sect Ol-Hadica! dcviItry at
the bottom.
.'I.ct our friends keep their temper aud
use all efforts to sItb,lHc IiOting, &c. Thus
we can block the game on the sneakin9 &
Radical trickstc1s who would incte to even
bloodshed and murder 10 gain their ends"
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

List of Vessels Sailed for this Port.
CUXHAVEN.
Magdelena, Bumsgard, cid March p
GUERNSEY.
Homcly, LIE Dain; cid April
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Judge Hopkins. Baker. cid May %
NEW YORK.
Schr i p COmegys, Hubbard, cid June q
(Br) Brig IvanhOe, Pinckney cid July 10
Barqu Fila Moore, Shaw, cid July II
Schr Porta Plata, Porter, cid july 10
Schr Lucy Wright, Elzey, cid July 20
BALTIMORE.
(Rr) Barque Lone Star, Kenealy, cid July 2
OBJ Baruue Mary Ida, Crosby, cid July 10
NEWCASTLk.
yearge. NorgaarG cid Mays
Swedish Barque Ulrika BrcdcnbCrg, cid May 1t
BOSTON.
Brig Nellie Mitchell, Cody, cid June 21
Schr j NJ Morales, cid .Juty IS
Brig Frontier, Morgan, cld~July II
LONDON.
CID May 23
ALEXANDRIA.
Schr Frank Hodges, Thompson, cid June 20
IIAItTLEPOOL.
Br Barque George Booth, Duncan,
Cid June
NEW HAVEN.
Schr CohasscI, Hall, cid June 18
Schr Julia BlaItcl.', Ethcredge, CID, june -
LIN NERPOOL.
(Br) BarQuc Nj T. Seed, Hopkins, CID June 20
NEWPORT.
Elsa. cid june p
Br I;arque Fair & Easy, Taylor, CID May u
RICHMOND.
, Br) Brig FOrtumio, Scdman, cid July Is
CARDIFE.
(Br) BaTque Model, Key, cid July -
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WICK & MEBANE,
Cotton Factors.
AND
General Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N.

WILMINGTON, n. &.
- Liberal Advances made.
E9- COnSignments OF Cotton, Naval Stores
and Country Produce, and orders Tor the pur-
chase OF same solicited.
~ Bagging and Ties on hand for sale.
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RATES OF FREIGHT.
,pr1,1Ec 1,or S+o.r,o- Per Sailing
]AAN AO11A''' "a - Vessel.
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s.,ruc~, Audiences Of snc C"n,pat="
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To NEW YORK.

1O " r " I OR h.
Crude Turpeutine,
per bbl. l..........
Tar. per bbI.
Spirits Turpentine,
per bbI..........
ROSin.......pef DbI.
Cotton. n.....pcr bale
Cotton Goods, A."
FlaXseed. per bush.
Peanuts. -
To PHILADELPHIA.
Grade Turpcntine ,
per Dbl.
L ar. per SDl.
Spirits TUrpentiIic
per bbl.
Rosln........pcf bDl
Cotton. ......per bale
Cotton Goods ="
Peanuts. per bush
Lumber.............
TO BALTIMORE.
Crude Turpentine
per bbl.
Tar. per bbl,
Spirits Tmpentine
per bbl. .........
ROsin. bbl.
Cotton. per bale.
Peanuts. per bush,
Lumbe
To BOSTON.
Crude Turpentinc
per bbl. .........
Tar.........pe hEl
Spirits tifpentlne
per bbL
R0SiH. DBL
|, Cotton. per bale
Peanuts. per bush
Lumber.
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, depression OF
Spirits and general debility i'll their various,
forms; also, ii preventive against Fever and
Ague, and other intermittent tevers. The
FerrO-P PhOsphOratcd Elixir of Calisaya, made
by Caswell, Hazard & Co, New York and sold
by all Druggists is the best tonic, and as a ton
ic for patients recovering from fever other
sickness, it has equal.
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i3tW II
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

A Beautiful White, soft, smooth and
clear skin is produced by using G. w. Laird
Bloom of Youth" It removes tan, freckes,
sunburns and all other discoloratiOnS from the
skin, leaving the complexion brilliant and
beautiful. Sold at all druggists. This rrepa-
ration is entirely free from any material detri-
N
Wilmington journal., 1872-07-26

! Praft'S Astral Oil More accidents oc-
/ cur from using unsafe oils, than from steam
boats and railroads combined. Over 200 900
| families continue to burn Pratts Astral Oil,
and no accidents directly or indirectly have oc-
| Oil House at Charles Pratt, Established 177O,
| New York.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
A Virginia Mother.

After accomplishing mlc miles al t''o
gorge through which the road made a.
Winding WAY. the driver >t"piIci neal
ii lu. cabin I" "il, hi slow -tccd, ~"Ii:'.
water. of cuiji~,- We .oJ nuJ. y iI'u
stage coach comes t. i stand a!l '.r
Passengers gel out and NuudcI ."".l.
Why they >hnuld pu tl,m-clN'. IT,
this extra cNritiun no one. ruuld ..t~n g..
but the, do. The good mother ct tn.
Gl;tcchi made her WAY t." ths.rlhiu. AMI
hayiu" nutiin. hctt,i tu i". followed.
# vas i tiIluIu interior. >'ainrIr. t i,h
white headed children. aud al the iHr
nituIr could have been cu.rI"d N'th 1
sheet. y tim. anGaluI female ~.h
nHI>in" Il hlh, known t. tine vale of
Tears Ton ihr space Of t"ul months. l:"''
ably. She begged pardon tor moi "iirl
in" IT. seats. The apology Ms p"It.
umrallrd tnI. IT, ~h,. had uui.r i" uiIr..
In the dialect ut the i'uton.ty She r'i.,
H. hrl story ct h"W thrN VcI,' "tui@l.
iuw West 1" ''IllInnN. When ru. HI-..i.
upon the r"ad>idr. thcir ~a~ am Hddl
ton to the popultjion "t ir"lm!a. aHd
the mother and chiId did ~ we'll a-
could lie t.Npccrcd. hut thu expectation
did NOT extend 1" "a ruUtlnrl, iluu al lie.
journey. aud The husband. finding I'Ii,
deserted Ia" cabin. tu"L g".~r-~i"n. j.
Stems that the owner al the lurd iIN"j
North somewhere. Hu'i un one Intel ,i
ing. the hl~lrtud lived up iLr fences
lud pat in 4. field at cu'!. bn' d"N
gentleman drove un in Il ".tI:a-'' Il"i1
Iic springs and i,iliuurd them "ut. hr
husband WIS away. ami when she C''u'.
ont the gentleman BEGAN swearing 81
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ST. Auhnsbun Galrdunian.
st. yonn,nur,, Vt, Friday, oc,ohrr :, 49,:
Humorous.

\ German poet has lately written
a poem. in which the her" is represent
rd ~ being dr> nurrd hN an alll"ai"'
under Il ualm-trcc upon the shores "i
Lake Erie In America. Tia" heroine
hears of the, terrible fate of hen lover.
down in the everglades at Florida. neal
the banks Of Lake superior. where Size
+. living. and PUSHES down south Il"
Lake Erie. and lays i'll Wait f"T that
crocodile. captures him. cats mm open,
extracts the bones oi hrr dead lover.
PURCHASES Il rich coffin. and has him
buried in splendid style IN Gr"cmN ""d
cemetery. in Y. Y. ii the state u -.
Louis. The poem Is lrul> affecting.
and j. It fair example of the know lcd@'
which many Foreigners have al ti'. @c".
graphical situation of ,hi> country.
Z, 1t i reported that Il mtn IA IT,.
cimmaIi. fell from the top al 4 i"uI ~;"i.
h"u~' the other day. :" The stone >I"' .-
walk hcnrallI without being injured ia
th, least. He Ms It lii" m>ui""r"
agent. and struck on hi chcrh. NJ ti"
time OF his fall. hc Va leaning "n th"
,drc Of the. root. SHOW iu@ his papcI~ l."
i painter whom lac had need "p"n Il
swinging ~c,rtnld underneath.
r. The Nt Louis Gi"br tells good
doc story and her. it j. sensible pup
pies thr>,., ~ small darl.cN with am
armtuI of eight day old pups. acr">'"d
Il gentleman ON Pine street. - few dHNo
ago. with the query. Want ANY pups
dis marmin = W hat are they. Greeley
nr Grant pups > At Il >"mlm" tin"
Young tanricI rr~p"ud"d. H'r"cl''s-
Don't want en-. \ day al tW" latrI
the b"N made alothcr attempt. and ".'-
asked the same question. t" which Ia"
replied. Grant pups. 'Nhl. You iitric
rascal, didn't You offer the sam" Pup~
To me u few days ago - GsccIr> pup
'Da> 80. hut dcl = done ""r jhrir eye
open since.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
Dairy Farm and Stock at
4 NC TION!

Ia" undersigned will sell at Public Auction on
Thursday. oct IL at "clnck T. Nj his Farm
known t. til" smith place. III ENrgttr. Said Farm
contains about i,n acres "t very productive, land
admirably adapted tur keeping Il dairy. On the,
piac" there il Il good house, barn and hnrS,. barn
well supplied with nice. soft wafer from an uufail
m. spring. Al~". god apple and sugar orchards
Also. at the same time and place. l.! cows 10 sheep
tat oxen. 80 tons GOOD hay. 100 bushels oats 100
bushels barley. ARCHIBALD IEIrCH
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rifle cloud of steam directly upon the
engineer and fireman. The latter.
StackrnhuuSe. was panic->tricken and
leapcd from the fast flying train. Hahn.
with Il bravery and presence of mind
uuparalleled. hastily threw Il coat over
his face to protect himself from the
>raldlng steam. and at the risk of his
life. while suffering intensely from the
fiery ordeal. crawled up on the engine
and gave the signal for down brakes.
stopping the train and saving the lives
of the passengers.
& The suicide of an American girl in
London occurred under very sad cir
cIIm>tancc>. about three weeks ago.
She drowned herself at Waterloo bridge.
and the motives which impellcd her t"
the act are NiNidlN set forth in this let
ter. which she left behind her: The
crime that am about to commit and
what | suffer hereafter Is nothing com
pared To my present misery. Alone i'll
London. moi Il penny "r Il friend to adj
wise ul lend Il helping hand. tired and
weary with looking for something To Ito.
failing in every way. fOot>orc and heart
another Wrctchcd morning. have ON
~ been III Britain nine weeks. | came
a> nursery govclnc>S with Il lady from
America to Wick. in Scotland. where
She discharged me. refusing To pay my
passage back. giving me my wages.
% After my expenses to London
| found myself in this "Icat city with
onl} -. What WIS To 1t" >"ld my
watch The paltrN sum obtained for
that soon went III paving for my board
and in looking for Il situation. Now
am destitute. Every day Is Il misery to
me No friend. no hope. no money
what i left oh. cod of heaven. have
mercy ON Il poor. helpless sinner: thou
knoVc>t how | have >triVrn against
this. hut fate l. against me. | cannot
Tread the path OF sim. t"r my dead moth
CT will ne watching me. fathrrleN>.
mnthcrlc>>. home have none. oh. tuI
the rarity of Christian hearts. | am
now mad fnr days | have tulr>crn that
this would Ice the end. MAY all vii"
hrnr OF my death forgive me. and may
tod Almighty do -. before whose bar
must soon appear. Farewell to all.
to this hc;,Ittul and Vet Nrctchr,i
world Alice Hlaurhr Oswald. | am
~ years OF age the it'll of tins month.
\ CuEFElIL VIEW of TIMES.
..lirN di~iua! ,nu l"nl, - said Il Bucket
10 his companion. ~ they were going
To he we'll.
Nh" replied tIl,. other. II Was re
llcrrin" "r the u~clr>,u,.>~ of our neiu"
filled Iui'. let as - aH.iN cNci - fail.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT,
X. II. EDDY.
SOLICITO OF rtTE\.

For Hre"iioit> Trade Hti,I,. %, B..,,...
No. ~ State Street. opp"sIi" kIlhl Stree .
Mass.
After AN extensive practice at UIg and .,.
Years continues to ScCIl" patents lu r..
States also in Great britain. France. and 40.
ci.n countries. caveats. Specifications ..
igHmcntS. and all papers OF draw lu-- t-
executed "n ihera terms, and With ,-~,.,.
searches made int" American OF tni,..., 49, b..
determine the validity 81 utility uf ,.r,.. dis
vcnti0n--and LEGAL oT other adyi,,. r..f.
matters touching the ~amt. Copies 81 r.,.
any patent furnished 10y rrmrrIu- 81 .-.
myniS recorded at Washington.
EsTIMOSIAI-
Il regard Mr.. Eddy one ui th. mt,
and capable practitioners with WHOM. .'--.
official intercourse. tiIhS MASON
"mmI~l"u,r .. I.,.
Il have no hesitation in :~~rliu- r...,..
they cannot employ person Iuui,. ,.......
Trustworthy. and more capable ui r,.,...
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and favorable, consideration al liz, ifr,f-
EDMUND BURKE Late C"mil.--....
tents.
Mir. Il. II. Eddy has made t"I me t.....
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and that j. now pending. such .rr
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me tu recommend all inventors O." arl.r. . ode
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For Superior Class of Musi-
cal Instruments;

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call at, "r send 10 the store of
JOHN &. HAYNES n CO..
IS Court ST. t"ppusite Court House,. Boston
I pT.4u'13
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
CRAHAM'S NEW STORE,
Main street ,"ppo~t, C"urr H"u~,-D 1911
NATURES REMEDY.
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TIN: GREAT BLOOD FURTHER

NEGETlNE i made Exclusively from TN, Juices
ri carefully selected Turks rots and LrJ, and ST.
strongly concentrated that will ,tlcctuIlly rridI-
L,gs H"n."r. T,H,"r>. CGnr.r '0ar.ru,s HDD."r.
Ery>l'i'-. >Ht Hh""n,. >uphHt'r Di>.H,,>. Cdtk,r.
frn>s ~ H' st"u,1"h and all Diseases that IIiS'.
from ImpuT" blood. >'iItr1. fuF',9un'"rG. and
'Tr"",r Eh."n1fsr. N.U,It fiG 6iunf and >y5nii
C,mpi1iD's. can only h' "ii,cuaN cured throu- Il
ih.. blood.
E"r Tlrrs and Eropt;cs diseases Of Ia, .tia
FDS'"hs Puppies BiotrL.> Bo,iy Et'.c !Nrai.ih.ad
and Ei"G,rnrm. NEGEIINE has u,.v,r failed /"
effect permanent cure.
FoI Tts,,S ,H III. BGck hi,jD,Y Co,oy biinfS D.ny.
so, F,yt,1i. Weakness. Ls"rprfi,.r lri-iu. from
Internal ulrtI;itiun and uterine Diseases and Gsn.r
al D'inhtY NEiEIINE H"t- directly upon IL,'
ciI~,~ "t th'~,. complaints. II mNI-uI.,r,~ and
strengthens the. whole Sy~tcIu. acts upon the
tive "r-au~ allaN~ inflammation cures liberation
and regulates The hnwr~.
For Cutrr,E D9p,J,>i0. Hobit,di C".firen.>,.
T"ttnfi"" ~ He Hc0d. Hrdduch.. Ii'rs. Nrr,"">
and G"0"rIi pru~iritun ct th'. Screams >>''f,
Il" medicine has given such perfect Satisfaction
II fhr NEtrEII\E. II puIiti,~ thu blood clrtI-,r-
all OF ia" organs and pn~~'~~r- r"Hlruin. power
over thu \rTN"It~ stem
The rrmIHkahlc cures effected hy NEGETINt
MtN' induced many physicians and .p"rhrcirir~
whom ~" know {" pr'~"rn" and u~,. II III their u
families
In fact NEGETINE l. the best remedy Vet dis
covered FOR tn" above diseases and tn. only
I"liIhI" Blood PrRITIEE Yet placed before, IN.
public.
Prepared 10y II. L STEVENS B"-tnu Mass.
Price \ u sold 10y all druggists IUl,uvtlI.,