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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-12-20

attempts to drown himself in aneghborng tank NJ
merous similar scenes were Witnessed
At Anninghoy the bombardment appears to have
been OF the most terrific description, and soon drove
the Chinese from their guns Capt Bingham thus
describes the execution done upon the wreched fu-
gtlves in their fruitless endeavors to escapes:
"Ihe run becoming general many tried to escape
round the base ofthe hill, in doing which many of
them became exposed to the Bcnhcim's broadside,
when numbers fell. Finding this fire too hot TO allow
them to escape along the beach they took to
the water, crawling along all fours, and bobbng
their heads as they the flash of the guns but es-
Gaping Scyla they fell in Chury bds for they had no
sooner got clear Of the ships than they became expo
sed to the rocket boats. The discharge followed the
poor wretches into the village. Truly it was an aw-
full day for the black haired race Of Ham"
In an other part Of the book we have an account
of skillul mU~uvrc which placed large body of
Chinese between two fires, by which 600 were slain,
with the loss to the British force of only one killed.
Tie Chinese (says Capt Bingham) could do nothing
against the terrific broadsides of the Ships the shells,
and the rockets In numerous instances the Chinese
having no notion that quarters would be extended TO
them, rushed upon the bayonets of their invaders or
destroyed themselves before their eyes But shall
not harrow up the feelings Of our christian readers
by any further extracts hom thisnarrative which is,
we regret to say, confirmed by official documents,
Nankin is next to be visited where the slaughter will
in all probability treble that OF preceding conquests
in China. Such is the nature Of the war. The cam.
paig is, therefore, Of determination wheresoever
resistance is Offered; and the Chinese having ascer-
tanned this fact will be valiant by dispar and may in
nict serious losses small army in that neghbor-
hood. As for the general mass the population, it
cannot be favorable TO invaders whose course is track
ed by frigtfu efusion of blood as has marked our
progress for the last eighteen months in China. Lon
don Standard.
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\ lady asked minister IL she might pay attention.
10 dressnnd fashion without being proud. 'Aadsme,
replied tie minister, whenever you see the tad ct
fox out OF hole, YOU may be sure the jox j. Share
a!so.''
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rrpMs OF TIE CALIFORNIAN.

o,,,isbed weekly at $500 per annum, or $3.50,
W ,ythin six months.
Pu ooncr discontinued until arrearuges are paid ex-
w ,o,lbe option of the publisher
FT%ns'crisenents inserted at the customary prices.
M s.s,t advertisements to be paid for in advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-12-20

EHEUMArIsM. The following recipe will be
found upon trial, TO be simple but invaluable
dy for rheumatism. Take pint of the spirits oftur-
pentine, to which add half an ounce of camphor; let
stan TIL the camphor is dissolved, then rub it on
thc part affected, and ii will never fail of removing
the complaint FLANNEL should be applied utter the
part has been well lomented with turpent.ne. Re-
peat the application morning ard evening II is said
to be equally available for burns, scads, bruises and
never falling Of success.-Erchange paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-12-20

lady asked her physician whether snuff was in
furious to the brain. ''No,'' said he, "for no one
who has any trains ever takes snuff" a severe
min
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-12-20

.Massieu, deaf and dumb pupil Of the Able 81.
card, gives the following beautiful reply to the guess
tons put to him:
@. VIVA, is Hope?
A. The blossom oC Happiness.
q. What is Eternity
a. The lifetime OF God.
@ " hat is Gratitude
a. The memory oftbe Heart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-20
TO SECURE THE ENJOY
MENT OF THE HEALTH.

FREE from the complaints with which il is assa
l. ed daring the months discovery yet made
in medicine has attained the ceebtyhe unraralleed
CESS and established itself in the confidence of the public
both in United States West Indies and South America
has Dr. Wheeer Basam of Moscaelo mild and safe
remedy tor the Of the various and dangerous diseases
aused by and arising from dsodeed state of the digestive
organs 10 wit dyspepsia, cholera morbus collie spasms,
darhpa commissions, nervousness aud pains the bowels,
The effects OF dnkng cold water the summer complaint of
cdren Sc &c. These speedily removed by this invaln
able medieine efficient and certain action has secured oi
the patronage of class society," nasmuch that Dr.
Wheeler does not withhold the from
tves but thu, he rather chooses to prepare himself certain
that OF experience in doing must make perfect
Than he trusted to be prepared by inexperienced
Certificates of influential persons already published su
ceny ncing when they voluntary offered of their
testimonies in favor of its merits. Dr. w has the gat
cation add the following eminent references
Coz Gen; Morris, w. Ha.etts Ed, G. Ketshum. Esq
j. b. podd ESQ., and Others of equal standing This
medicine for sale at Dr. VS. office 80 Greenyc street. who
sole proprietor 1t also be had the following agencies
Mr. Mlhau, Msssrs Rushton Coz NJ ? Diskie, Nj, j. B.
C-ddngops 227 Hudson ST. Dr. Cotton 2s3 and
Grand ST. Dr., Zatrske jersey City; br w. r. Biasrove, At
lantic s. aud Mr.. Ira Love- Fulton st. Brooklyn.
~ N0TlCE-The Balsam of Moscatelo is the
article unless accompanied with pamphlet containing
testimonials also directions how il should be used
as also the bottles being stamped 6-Wheeer's Balsam Of
fell z vi lmAr
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MADAME COSTELLO,
EIHAI L Il DIINSIl,IAM


INFORMS the Ladies of New York and Females that she
conhpes to give ADVICE and prepare her popular and eca
TO announce that her treatment has given much satisfaction
the patients who have relied upon her sbres
Mad C. has felt herself induced undertake the response
bic Office of Female Physician from long experience and
ignorance of which renders the unbshng prtensons and
of Adventures useless,
furious Single and married ladies may rely h confidence
her skill and maternal solcitude female physician. How
distressing be their complaints her medical acquire
men will be found adequate to the case In short she grounds
cation and reliance appointed means Of mpatng health
and happiness all who honor her with their confidence
and All letters postpaid. Office and residence "a
Lispenard 81. je2l lmsc
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MADAME RESTELL,
PORTUGUESE
F E NJ A L E p | l. L S .

NJ. DE BOUDELOQUE, M. D., LISBON. PORTUGAL.
rNHE Scientific combination Of ingredients OF which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and adm.
ration Of the wod. They known all ever Europe 20 pc
certain producing the monthy turns Their certainty IN al
thew not be USED during pregnancy,
for though always mild safe and healthy, they are certain TO
produce miscarriage if used during that period
round wit the seal Of the importer stamped Eac boz coz
t,ins the signature of NJ dc Boudeloe a the English d.
rec,ons have the signature Of Or MELVEAU, authorised
agent Cor the continent Of America.
s,s,ss Letters directed TO DIR. +. Me,eau boy "a, New
VorL will meet with cdiate attention. All letters must
h. nos, raid Sold nv APPOINTMENT at 100 Cherry near Cas
In, jyl imsr
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MEDICAL.
DIR. SOLOMON HEINE

WOULD inform his patients and the public, he still ad
w heres his original propositions 10 receive money
either medicine attendance until the PARENT Is satisfied
reno, from tls Broadway No Reade street. opposite
the Marshall House, where ne socs the attendance on the
shove mentioned conditions Of all who have suffered for
'> ~ SOLOMON HEINE, M. ID.
advantage of all who wish TO attend the treatment
of Dr. solomon Heip. would that the only Doctof
Hene who lived in, had his Office IN 81 oadway
the one now residing 81 Reade opposite the MARSHALL
House. -,
This Physician came this country about eight years
s;nce have had the pleasure of knowing him that
time and of witnessing many surprising performed
by hm-he is above the Of IS years. and is the only one
OF the who is member Of the medical institutions OF the
City and State of New York. - .>., =, -
Sworn before ms, this 9th day Of
Of April A. ID. lsi2.
RSHARp REED. Com. of Deeds. iyl3 lmsc
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DIR. MORRISON.

NOKTH FIVER DisPENsAKY, 2oi1a tuon stTeet , heaI
Of Surgeons London and formerly Surgeon in the British Ma
Wy to be consulted daily all diseases of delicate
and all those distressing
dcous treatment and the mpuden of quack medicines
Dr. NJ has had of twenty treating
delicate diseases al their various and complicated FORMS and
mild safe and nfabe substitute for mercury Gradient
patient risk restricting him in his usual diets or
while his dcines agreeable and smell Per-
distractions in the urethra such structures and
of the PROSTATE gland accompanied with much iri-
and dull pain about these parts some OF the cose-
quences Of matre atmen DIR. NJ. in scien-
t6c promoting absorption of the thskere tseusr
membrane without any pain
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousands Of young
suffering from the consequences OF Indulgence
destructive habit and whose further injured from
purely pathological principles and fails in establishing
curc-the strict, honor and confidence observed
Letters pad, conaninga suitable fee, will
tie correspondent full advice and Medicine OF the
unIon b. his giving history Of his detail 20i Full
ton Greenwich jel8 lmsr
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MEDICAL.
LUCINA CORDIAL.


the Lucns Cordial into the United States in period
and qaned the reputation which had youy scqu
ed in Europe but has also added the renown Of its ustons
b. the unnyaled has been discovered
IN the Of ncpen consumpton The knowledge OF
rs wGnde9 influence m 5en?Iaiing and nyigo5arng the u
the result IS dat medicine has been added 10 the catalogue tor
& due une s eor Of he patient tie il
ef M IN, p9H TO ,ss o ee F a L@c.
bas difficult or painful meps,ruaton nconnence Of Urine and
all diseases arising from debauon Of the SYSTEM where
s.aes il has taken precedence Of ali other medicine in such
and leaves nothing further be hoped for its cures be
n Gu S s5"as under
the above wS are aTa9 em S n s all
on ny own Hed9n1 ., feeling as'ssd they gave
and srate illness 70 br. MaSein will be the result But
also the case in Europe the Immense American reputation
ycsgste nubtabe and generally admitted power enable
females who had been considered barren bear offspring and
bpn G received the agency Of the Lncna Cordial from
the amount of respectable testimony that accompanied IT,
& ~ H. butS no u, s ts Sa i
sale OF upwards OF one hundred thousand bottles coupled
and much knowledge founded personal observation
hesatngy as far exceeding sangune hopes
most important ends for which i recommended and has be-
SO justly and universally popular; To be explicit
bic for the assumption that the Lucna Cordial can vg
orae the vlrie p9wen IN mates aa ,Ts em 1eunaan
that produce that state
wmen wnl enable them to beor children
nat ihavs =pesE so psm.T ON s,er exceedingly de
misundertood aud full guarantee s the great responsbi
y which have cheeripy assumed. With feelings OF sincere
Lacns Cordial has been headed upon me in mis- country re
man, tine p"S ohN wv W TSsfEH sTRss
Price So pg bottle e O s 4 -, and 81 Nassau
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
IAN MES GORDON BEN TT,

NJ W. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU SIKEETs.
Tar New Yong HrRALp-A daily paper Issued every
morning the weck-prce ftco cents copy Country SUP
scrber furnished the rate, for any specific period
remitance in No sent unless raid advance.
TnI WEEKLY HERaLr-Essued every Saturday morning 2,
nine ocockprice sir and qtcrfer cents per copyurshed
70 country subscribers 1926 in advance tie
same rate for any specified period .
JAMss GoRooN BsSNyrr, Proprietor and Edtorand all ci
ders on business must be nnrt vsid.
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SUMMER COMPLAINT.

nIARRHEA, DYsENTERY, orlooseness of the Bowels,
- cured few minutes b. Shemans Restorative Lozen-
ges They remarkably pleasant and effect immediate
FEVER AND AGUE-Sheman's Lozenges for this tedi-
and distressing complaint without exception, the only
article known entitled to the of pecic for they always
cure, and the chils do not return.
WORMS-In both children and adults, infallbly de-
stroyed and removed by Shermans Worm Lozengesa mil
lion of boxes sold yearly, and never known to fail.
Warehouse Nassau Agents-88 Bowery; II East
Broadway 227 Hudson street, ITO and 273 Broadway and 1879
Lut Jon tt0
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PRIVATE CURE

LII SUFFERING under any of the symptoms of a
n disease whether OF long Duration contraction,
confidently referred Docro Jodans Speciic Courses
No. for the of Gonorrha elects, Seminal weakness,
&c and Course No. @ for the permanent eradication of dis
These specially prepared enable the
time to which end each package coaa
medicine wash &C. required either internal
nal und for the guidance aud safety of the patient
compaped by Dr. Jordons private treatise, The Monitor"
mre symptoms aud treatment of secret malades
the remedies proper for their different which
added much valuable information useful hints, ans important
advice suited alike the invalid and to those who
having been unfortunate either contemplate
rage, or have recently entered into that state.
o. The price Of the Monitor One dollar sent
Post pail ensures its rece ton.
10 These courses are admirably adapted for strangers
travellers, residents in the country being complete,
pact and guarane ed to effect n
Sold for the proprietor only Drug Prince
street, Of Marion, Sd block VI Broadway.
Private entrance coz Marion street. door below drug
Nv m
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NOTICE.

WE, ;he undersigned actuated alone for the rubc benefit
w most earnestly caution the public from being imposed
upon by petender calling himself Doctor advertising and
eng 10 certain diseases BY which have
take from them and their lives jeopardised
We know Individually that there but person the city
and county who regularly admitted member of the Medi
cal Society by the OF HENE, and he resides No. 81
Reade and the Dr. Solomon Hene who formerly
lived at No. rs Hudson street. who has, midi
vidua knowledge performed great number of extraordinary
and miraculous We have desire injure nd
vidual but considerl incumbent duty citizens
to prevent the public from being imposed upon.
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HENRY " VULTEE,
THOMAS RODGERS,
iyl Inn LAMBS III. XOSE.


SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM-" Warranted
= to cue."Tsslt Rhepm, Ringworm, letter Seald Head
Barriers or Joeion Itch p950i Pmas and
cured by the Of sand Remedy which has been test
ed % M saT c Of hs snsss e %
tended The unparalleled of this remedy curing
of ae s Th0 sGgs an M history of
blood and system generally all the unhe ahy humor connected
with the diseases, and the application of the remedy externally
the time. entirely racates it from the system. The
remedy is perfectly harmless in its operation be applied
mails Of efficacy daily received and the following
lected for publication, which thought ill satisfy the mind
ofevery candid person OF It's extraordinary virtues; -
Messn A. B. I'd. tlemen-Feelings Of thank.
cty cured the Salt Rheum by the Of your remedy The
disease spread both hands fingers ends and had
been standing fourteen years during which time under
the of than twenty different physicians who all
failed TO give than temporary relief was unable to
nails repeatedly of and was almost helpless from the
complaint tried Indian Root doctors but all to
commenced with little faith, having tried things,
without producing any good effect In few days my hands
better and put them in water daily they
II than weeks the Effected since
xfs time they have 'f T9b f' fsW WIS., N xSs
Messrs A. B. & d. saods-Gene men-I cenify that have
S sss@ Of remedy s and Of and
a q s% s@S will p Ma t 03 W ifri will
Residence, 100 Nassau-street, store As Fulton ST.
Prepared and sold "Ao's'h snS san SANDS Druggists
Sold also by Abraham Sands Co a,s BOsdwsy David
Snds Co. II East BIodway and by William Brown tsl
Washington street and Eowle SO Prince street Boston
ny ) Gorham and J F9wler, Neyburgh Y. pr David
Son Poushkeepsie and by druggists generally in all the
principal cities and chief towns in the United States Price ST.
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DOCTOR GLOVER

PEGs inform those vino have recently enuired if he has
ID left the practice Of his profession that he
prescribe for such require his aid usual Those difficult
and potracted which require practical experience
have been the particular objects Of his study The
improvements in chemistry have put into his hands seve
raj important remedies which have escaped the obser
vationof the less scrutinsng ply stefan
Dr. Glover's primary education enables kim to keep
with the improvements of the day, being graduate IN the
dcal profession. The unsupectng stranger should beware Of
be authors of little DO upon subjects OF which they
tot,lly Ignorant
Office, No. 9 Ann st-privi, entrance ith doN ne
Museum-ohiceh hours until 90 eek PM, jy3 Inn,
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THE PERSIAN Pills


SSUREDLY HAVE healing virtues which no other me.
dene IN this couutry possesses Let be discou
ed until they have tried the Persian Compound-they have
raised from the greatest weakness and distress health and
happiness. Price 81 cents and 62s boxes
For sale by j. o. FAY wholesale agent, Minors drug
store, No 1872 Broadway of John New York; retaed
Nos. 10 and 100 Fulton street.
Also jew Dayds or Hebrew Plaster to remove ,vmcrs
kings evil, pain IN the side rheumatism &C. Married
Ladies" in delicate situations, find great relief from it,
Also, The Magnetic Battery consisting of Electric Pills.
Magnetic Ether No. for nervous diseases, int. mpeance Sc
Magnetic Ether, No. 3, for liver complaints, &c.
Also remedy for thrush. canker and nursing mouth.
Call and the Agent j. o. FAY Eye that suffer- Mil
nors Drug store 1872 Broadway of John street, New
York iyl3 lm~c
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PEASE & SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
UOREHOUND CANDY.


s all s S is s al
ton srrI.s should L used separately and al
mated that the benefit of the whole seHenenesd in one CON-
About three this article first brought before
the rabc heElded with previous Of
he eemany stand By
almost unexpected The nnsought ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of is
wO hi. from
d why S Se nScn
eHush asthma easah papa,o9 Of the heart liver s9I ri
other similar Medicine e1esgeached s''a
at
ss n wU s than ns
to- snd %sS se
Sos original inventors and pa,sn,ees the
% e. i s ess%a sf,
sss g. %S, s;G: hs
BY %G'ie
bsne ath the eagle the right and left ygne.es
fa !sSs sS1ss
% iss!ss' No ssa %'sS
the fac smile of JOHN PEA'E Son. As Division
it should be recoected that entered according Of
S S & L s ". ss q the s
ern district New York Whoever, therefore copnterfes
@ ss % Se
the law any one who may be guilty of such inamy The
Horehound Candy sold wholesale and retail the manuac-
tory, IS Division street.
Agents-Zeber, 81 Dock street, Philadelphia.
Redding, o State street, Boston,.
Rawls & Co., 81 State street, Albany.
Jobson, 26 ST. Charles street, New Orleans.
Woodward, st Louis, Mo.
Robinson, 40 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Hayiland Harrow Allen, Char eseon.
Holdeman, Louisville, KY.
Piercy Teller, Detroit Michigan.
j. H. Thompson & Co., Wheeling, Va. iy6 inc
&6OO REWARD.-CRoss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE.
OOO For the Cure Of Gonnorh9a, elects. Structures anu
analogous complaints o { the organ 90 generation .
or all remedies discovered for TN r5ove complaints tins
is the most certain. :. -,
Kmakes speedy and permanent cure wthont he least
stricton diet drink exposure change IN application to hl
siness. :,
We give long 9uacks recommendations to deceive the
public the medicine does not not speak for ITSELF no one
shall speak fsit Our object notify where II can be had
the proprietor challenges single Of recent ionnor
rhGa brought which the mixture Will not effect rapid
cure, under forfeiture of $500 ,
This disease that unfortunately ades all ranks Of so
cey-high low rich and poor, matrimonial and SINGLE hey
here with remedy by which they can cure them
Ahou the least the shortest time possible
Further the disease cannot be contracted dose oil Tie
mixture night going bed when exposed.
1t put up bottles with full directions accompanying it, at
81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
"f Fer sale only at VIM H. Minors 1872 Broadway, of
John street. opposite Franklin house. New York; Jones,
Chestnut and Seventh Phladepha and at j.
M. Smiths 1873 Washington street Boston, ly3 I'M
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PHALON'S CELEBRATED
8 ~ II ID A N ID Z r Il

y EUNVlINI ire dandrlii completely iroin
HalrpsueSiiy sol Gne sl,Ky,
uouucug
- children, ana Tor a
-,lrii-ru surpassed.
Manufactured solely by tlt FIRST Wig M1kcr
EDWARD PHALON, 2lt Broadway ~ Y
The attempts made by various indy duals to counterfeit this
and nther inventions of the proprietor, have rendered neces-
Tor him adopt the following rulcNoue genuine
tess signed bI the in ink. iva mAc
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SU RGIC l. AND DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS


MANUFACTURED BY WM. Il. GOUIDING, Sc Gold
WI see-A general assortment Of the above Instruments
hand aud made the approved patterns
The medical professors IN a and dealers invited
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Syringes stomach and crrlng rms spnts and fracture
for ciump feet and other distortions
hand aud made o order.
Cutlery aud Surgical instruments repaired the best posi-
bic manner, and reasonable terms
erencS-Vaieutinc Mott NJ ID. Granville Sharp Pat.
terson, NJ ID. Alfred g. Post NJ d. and John C. CLeesenan
VI. u. NAG 3ln IN
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DENTISTRY.
II EMOVED

FROM 81 TO so CHAMBERS STREET.
WIN. THORN, DENTIST, solcits the OF those
w who wear ARTIFICIAL Tech, and those who may require
hem his method OF supplying the Masiary family viz
the Teeth. Knowing that there dis agreeable the
mouth of those who indulge in acids resulting from the action
If the acid the Gold Plate. In all that admit of
teeth from complete set, without using par
tcle Of metal of any description
30 Chambers street. ie26 Imsr