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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-06-24
Mr. Clay and the Goat.

The Baltimore Enterprise tells the follow
ing ludicrous story. Imagine the sage of
Ashland contcnding with goat.
Almost every body in Washington city re-
members an old he goat which formerly in
habited MAYORS livery on Pennsylvania Av-
enue. The animal was in all probability the
most independent citizen of the metropolis
he belonged to no party, though he frequent
ly gave passengers striking proofs ofhis adj
hesion to the leveling principle; for whenever
a person stopped anywhere in his vicinage,
Billy was sure to make at him, horns and ALL
The boys took delight in irritating this long
bearded gentleman, and frequently so annoy
ed him that he would make war against
lamp posts and trees, to their great amuse-
ment. NJ. ..F ..-.'H ". .i .,.#."
One day the luminary of the west, Henry
Clay, was passing along the Avenue, seeing
the boys intent in worrying Billy into fever,
stopped, and with his characteristic humani-
ty, expostulated with them on their cruelty.
The boys listened in silent awe 10 the elo-
quent appeal ofthe great statesman, but it
was all Cherokee to Billy, who, the migrate
full scamp! arose maiestically on his hind
legs, and made a desperate plunge at his
friend and advocate. Mr. Clay proved him
selftoo much for this horned assailant; he
seized hold of both horns ofthe dilemma, and
| then 'Wns the tug OF WARRIOR Greek had
met Greek. The struggle was long and
doubtful. .. ......
'Hahp exclaimed the statesman, q have got
you fast, you rascal I'll teach you better
manners. But boys continued he, turning
to the laughing urchins, 'what shall l do
nowY p.
'Why, trip up his feet. Mr. Clay said they.
MIR Clay did as he was told, and after many
severe efforts, brought Billy down ON his side.
Here he looked at the boys imploringly, seem
ing to say, Il never was in such fix before,
The combatants were nearly exhausted;
goaty had the advantage, for he was gaining
breath all the while the statesman was losing
| it. .a'
Boys exclaimed he putting and blowing
stls il rather an awkward business. What am
/ to do now?
'Why, don't you know" said little fellow,
making preparations to run as he spoke
'All you have got to do is TO let go and run
| like blazes!'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-06-24
Vol. IL. No. 40. Whole No. $50,

tainted in tho arms other recovered child,
1t was, indeed, he. There could he no
doubt of il. And after Marion was restored
TO consciousness, aud the first bewilderment
of the discovery had passed away, they sat-
down to hear the conclusion of his story,--s
He continued:
HI was brought up in CnnadO, nenr tho
northern shore of Lake Ontario,by wealthy
man who gave me his own name, and who
died about year since, leaving me all his
property. He often told me that was not
his son but that one morning, many years
since, he had gone down to the shore of tho
lake, when he saw m Indian landing his ca
noe OH the beach, and with him child about
two years old, crying bitterly. From tho
appearance ofIhe child he knew TINT he must
have been stolen, g. he succeeded in obtains
ing him from the Indian. IL was that child,
and as lie had no children, he treated me as
his own. These clothes and trinkets ho care-
fully preserved, and he often told me, in af-
ter years, they might he the means ofmy
finding my parents. knew no father hut
him, and never felt desire TO find one till
he died. And even then | cared little about
it, preserving these things rather out of curi7
osity, than with any wish 10 discover my pa
renlnge. loved him ms father, ill he died.
Since that time have been travelling in the
States. But when ! first met your niece,
my cousin now, and learned to love her as
told you, then first learned, also that there
was any value in knowing my true parents.
Day after day have resolved To brenk away,
and still my heart held me back till tonight
learning that you were to depart in the NOR
ming, i determined 10 cast myself upon your
feelings as n man, and tell you all knew of
myself and ask for iatherless man the hand
of Marion"
"I thank God that you did," said the joy
ful father: " but ask herself my son."
At that moment she entered, and no
sprang TO her side and whispered few
words One anxious, questioning look Ia
the others, and she threw herself into his
arms. Then, for the first, she heard who he
was.
There is no monument 10 Our First-born"
standing in the old graveyard now,
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BY A. G. Chadwick.

TERMS oFTHE CALLED OMAN. 81 so
If paid within the year, $500 If delayed be-
yond that time. No paper discontinued till
all arrearages are paid except at the option of
the publisher.
Advertisements inserted at the usual prices.
Transient advertisements to be paid in advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-06-24

PRoGREss OF THE wEsT.-"Erdnie Du Chi
en- Steam Mills, indeed" exclaimed an old
man yesterday on the Levec, MS he passed a
large lot of barrels sIIperfine Flour just Lam
ded, upon the heads of which appeared the
above brand. "Ten years back" exclaimed
he, "the country around Prairie DuChien was
n wilderness, inhabited by the wild and row.
ing savage, and at that place then sold -four
at 325 and $50 per barrel, without difficulty,
Now, after the lapse Of only ten years, Prai-
rie DuChien is sending Flour 10 ST. Louis
and selling it Mt S4.' Truly, this is a greal
country.--.St. Louis .Ner Era
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
q! iilId11Qi Re i!

sSiiiDADEa.riIiA MEDICAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= Is wears ago, hy DIR. KINKEi.iN. The oldest,
snres best hand all forms of Diseases
diseases of the skin and solitary habits of youth, DR..
kINKELIN, ~ w corner Of Third and Union sts.,
between Spruce and Pine II squares from the Ex-
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED ina habit free aently learned from
evil companions, or al school-the effects .f which
nightly felt. when asleep. and destroy both mind
constitutional debility immediately cured and full vsor
restored. All letters pest paid
NOUNu MEN
If value your life your health remember, the
delay OF q mouth nay even a week. may prove yonr
ruin hoih OF body aud mind. Hence let no false mod
deter from making case known Ia one who
from edu and respeciality, alone hsfriend
YOU lie who places himself under Or. kinkelms Tsst-
nient NAV reliaiousy eonfide III his honor Me
man and in whose bosom i'll be forever locked the
cret OF the patient.
Too many thiak they will hug the secret TO their own
heats. am. themselves Alas bow Often ia this
fatal deiision, and how many promising young msu.
who night teen To society, Has faded
from the earth.
COUNTRY INVALIDS,
finding il announcement 10 make personal application,
can, stating their explicitly together with all
their symptoms (pe letter post paid have forwarded
them chest containing DR.. KS medicines appropri
aied accordingly.
Packages of Medicines forwarded TO any part of the
United States at a moments notice.
~ Pest paid letters, addressed to DR.: KlNkLLIN,
Philadelphia. viii lie proinliy atIendedto.
See advertisement in the spirit of The Times, Phg
iruhia. Nov s6.-ly
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MQTHEPSl MOTHERS

w OULD you have7 will you possess an eiectual re
w medy against the AWFUL wages that is cels anil
made by fell destroyer of the Infant race. WORMS
II say To YOU conidenially with the blessing e
Lord attending the application, that viii in M
if taken according 10 the directions ia TO remove
We from the stomach OF The little sufferer aud restore
10 rlth. Our worm syrup Is made entirely ofveseta
hles t. efore harmless Fathers, Mothers. Guardians
10 the Pareniess and all who have the ct children
lie a, not hu hasten aud get hottie OF Hobensacks
worm syrup al the of end and coates SITS. Pba.,
any of their agents throughout the United
States.
Come proyethe truth Of what we say,
10 Coates aud Second haste away;
There's syrup that dos seNpe
Worms, All who can It's virtues TELL
Its mild and geuile YET iis sure,
Mothers IL will your children cure,
Then can you, viii you. Vel refuse,
Thir best of medicines to use =
Prepared onis BY \ 4 q ; Hohenssck, second and
coates sls Phila ard sa b. most Of the respecia
HE Druggists aud store keepers over ~ United states
Price IS cts per hottie. sep ~
ar James baker, Jspsan and l. Wait. agents,
" heeling Va David Pass a Co agents Nanensviile
ONO Janes A. GRAY * Go. agents, Bridgeport. Ohio
JolL toBkssAcK, wholseSs sseat. AArlihssse. OHIO.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
REMARKABIEF CURE OF PILES THIRTY
WARS STAINING!
Mount " asilugton, Berkshire Co. (Mass.O

u, J
Dfess}s. " att 4 ketrhap-- Cents For thirty years
have teca afiI ced with pies genera del lily. and in
ha nation. causing tuno1s and pro epsus of the tow
els and which had resisted all The n.cdioa tieatueat
nr Chapman and Others could give The asst three Years
Of thai tute my suEerings defy description. was
dned 70 be able to helI myself, and al last given
ly ny PHYSICIANS and frerd in desl air OF gaming
my heath IN fact for three DAYS before commenced
using lr planl's Eectuary, was entirely speech ess
and my iArial CLOTHES made But under Prov.
denee, AID TIE OF DR. lpham's Eeciuary though an
OLD Man, have the pleasure of stating ire 10 the
IH' lie hat my heah is good. ard hope to live
many years, If it's Gods VIII to make known the vr.
tus of locior ptani's Eieciuafy ard recommend
II 10 NY af cied ieuw.ceatures. 1t he'll ed beyond
he expectations of all that knew my case. aud ]
only say 10 others that in my opinion he
ice 40 tac world for lies. airy other disease of The
oW els; and IT they III il according 10 the drec
lions. viii NY self warrant cure i'll every case.
Yours. with the utmos, expression of thank tuness.
CORNELIUS SPUR
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WTwCRRr1EDS
Or FILES, INTERNAL or hNTFRNAi', FEdAk
NENTiY Cured ny
!'f lpiam's Vcert bic EIecluary,

Ia IgfCrNri HfWt0p. EG4CH, Y 'ot" "
cord. ( 10 dir1efppS. cure J0r
tf is guaranteed
SYMPTOMS or TIE DISEASE
common ,ur.tqu erce Of this ectiou Is g KIND 81
l.Ifsate OF hDaiue sersaiIun 90 % u JANUARY
called trer ASS ,os, tension aud tiiof iNe ~ we
pafi very r from auerse degree Of these sensations
10 The np ey crtating sufe ingthrse are caused ny
the great flow Of blood parts Sometimes the ~
Yrr Of The hsWe prOtrudos at every evacuation
70 ming what called Fru's ~ falling OF me r"W
ri. this is the effect OF long continued irritation aud
experiences nervous paws, VIII are ludeser ale ava
Known only fu tie su e. CT. which commence i"hfoi-
atcv after an e. scuson, and continue from thriy w'
uts 10 lOuis; these sensations eve VefN erheF
re uetiues very distress Tins disease When
Of long continuance Is attended ny raiu snd wesehess
tie hsrt Imitation OF tie kidneys and bladder, ava
'frer organs ia tie vicinity rain and WunOutss w TIE
aud feet OF stfaitness a. out the chest and
aturai fuluess u the oural vscera Accompanies
VITA pa'ritaon Of the heart ard oppression. indlvd
ual- eies eXrefieee. previous 10 an attack 81 me
Piles. SYMPTOMS dcn1iug crest de anrtnsft ia the cir
Gu alton ere . OF weight aud pressure ~ iit
a. doncp. with peculiar feeling OF uressress 10 TIE
howe's cnusfRfieu of perncuu, attended WIN natn ~
the ack and iau- raussa. and slight psips IN the sin'
ach pale cour'eHsuce. confused sessa IONS n tie hcsd
WEAKNESS AID irrs'ie ana osconren'e4 state Of the
miud sd foil and oppression it e region
tie stomach. The circulation The su' face Is Zee,
re. and the current Vt blood determined inward and
ilwuwa.ts.
RVrHAN's tBi.E ELECruARN.
cVRLs EFFE vu.ttY. NNp ruNEkEugE rEEvENTs FILES
READ THE TESTIMONY.
Ilud-uu. uecen or ~. is4T.
GrNrs--I have used n rhaius Necciai File Fec
,usry which purchased a. Won and ftdt one Of the
est medic ~ for tse Piles aud Aso for all hi
ectors. arising fotu impure state Of the sys
elm. ours 4 COLE. Marble Dealer.
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-, QUINCY FOUNDRY,
CORNER Or MAIN & QUINCY STREETS,
WHEELING, VA.
MIIGNN. SANI, A. Gn

FFdFeNOuSc NO. {, u ItfOg Ntrcff
THE subscribers prepared to make and Keep con
siantly on hand al The establishments all Kinds
OF Castings, Cooking. Franklin, Balloon, and Cannon
Stoves OF all sizes aud patterns; lioowware, Wagon
BoAts Plough Castings, Graes Fiat Irons, Sugar and
W ASH Kettles &c. complete assortment. We have
hsl received some splendid patterns tor Parlor Crates
the neatest ever brought 10 this city Persons who IN.
tena husihg are respectfully e.uesied examine them
clyTe purchasing any other Kind. We have a large lot
oi patterns for Mai gearing the best in the place which
We M MAKE 10 order al The lowest rates; also Thresh
aug Maeih. Castings. Wewili also continue TO manu-.
aetuir the di iereni Kinds Of pougs couplee used in
iiis serOu OF county aud anIed ela 10 any mad,
h Inc western country. We viii Warrant all our cast.
lh-s ava "'ei worn done al our establishment aud a.
cheap as can he made IN Flisurgh Cincinnati or al,
o1hel establishment ia ths city. Persons wishing 70
purchase sHy le'it our iiAe VIII please give us ca
ana eAat4llt iOT themselves.
slI HAMILTON. SAXDs. Il CO.
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VENI NlDI. NICI.

TyR ALIENS VEGETABLE COMPOUND. for the
u cure of Dyspepsia, LIVER COMPLAINT. NER
NOUS bEBlLlTN. BILIOUS AFFECTIONS, &c &c.
This medicine is offered to the public under the as
that there article in existence having
ger claims TO their consideration Being compounded
ly regular GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON COL
LEGE, Phi!sdelpha, and practising Physician of
invent" years standing i'll Philadelphia his long expert
is .ont med him in the opinion that compound
ed medicine required 10 prevent and remedy he de-
biit alton produced by residing in low MIASMATIC
CLIMATES and to counieract the prosratng infuen-
OF The many disorders with which The ll-
man family are afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN is a well known Physician, and has
uses the above medicine in his practice for EIGHT
YEARS with the most astonishing eject, having tested
lis qua itirs in a owe live thousand cases,
Nomedicine ever received more faterng reconmen.
dation from Physicians OF eminent standing than has
heen bestowed on this. Read the following:
The late DR.. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of Phiadei.
phia. pronounced II one of the BEST TONIC prepara.
he had used, and recommended it strongly in
Cases of Dyspepsa. Nervous Debility. etc.
The following is all extract OF u letter from
DIR. ROBERT AGNEW,
an eminent Physician of Lancaster county Pa.
"DR. ALLEN-DrAR SHIFT is with great pleasure
thai Inform you OF the success attending your Med
clue, while employed i'll my practice. firmly believe
thai IN eight out of ten The Dyspeptic may by the
uSe of youf Medclne rid himself ef this thorn in The
pathway of life. MOI only in Dyspeptic cases. hut in
OF coust patton and desc asses depending on
dcliaed SAFE OF the nervous sieI, together With
torpid state of Tie Bowels, will your ELxlR be of ines
timabie value"
The next is a letter from
J. A. CLEVELAND,
celebrated Physician and Druggist of Charleston, C.
given IN his avn words al lengh
Chdricston april l3, lS47.
DIR. G w ALLEN-DEAR SiR:--It is with great salts
faction take this opportunity of adding experience
~ the sale and prescribing ofyour Vegetable Compound
Tor the cure OF Dys1eps a, within the last eighteen
months, III more than one hundfed of the most
o. sinate nature, many of them being Dysfepic of from
to fifteen years standing, and had deed every treatment
andclimee, at last yielded, and Were entrely CURED
by a few hoilies OF your invaluable compound; never
had Medicine in my store Which has given such UNI
versai satisfaction and made many perfect cures.
eau say, IN Instances where it has been taken for
dyspepsia thai has ever failed 10 eject cure.
Respectfully, youls, &c.
DIR. J. A. CLEVELAND,
Druggist and Chemist.
4 Cory 2G9 King street, Charleston >. c.
The above Medicine he had James Baker Vince
ling, Va, 4. n. Williams. Farkershurg, Va j. Il
Keakirl Cincinnati, Ono, y A Fahnessck Pittsburgh
and Of Drug isis generally.
A lien & WARD,
Nov II Propreetors Phila.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14

pett nter 6. tS47.
Ness-s Wyatt & keirhatn- Gentlemen; 1 understanding
tst Won arc the general scenis for the sale OF Dr. TIP
aus Ne-eshe erfusrY. Tor lie cure Of fies. have
deemed Il duty 10 volunteer recommendation IN
hehalf OF that Invaluable ediciue have tee afflicted
f mary vesrs with gres ad have lrrd var ous RENE.
dies. tut with tcneisia eiiecis-indccd. hcran to
coHside uy utterly hopeless. hul about tie first
seate her last. was stsi'rd up"u hy tue ID TO
maze rial of the atuve man ed medicine took his
ydyice ard rejoce TO say that not only relieved.
t az Relieve. perfectly cured most earnestly rec
umHeHd u 10 ali VINE may have the misfortune to he
siHiee4 with that annoying and dangerous disease.
Very respectfully your OFT svt. ELY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-14
REV. BIB. EssESRfAFsEs,S
NAGEiA Bile ANll-B!L.OUS
II SlsjN Pills

rEfHEN have proved Of the greatest henest in reev.
- ing and curing oS innate anu dangerous diseases
Where other remedies have failed. The cases of
chrome dyspepsia, nveierdie eosiveness indigestion
d'spelIc consumption hiOus cholic erVsipelas Teu.
Inats, nervous sick headache. and piles have been
entire cured by them; also liver complaints of long
standing enlargement congestion of the Spleen some
III rs called a-ue cake IL the SIDE bilious fever fever
ami asue m all lis forms, jaundiee choc or spasu of
ue muscular coat OF the stomach. darhTa DIV seniery
or soody lux. choera and its premonitory symptoms
\o winch many hundred cases have been cured mental
arrangement nervous dehinty dro sicsi swelling numb
pa'sey epilepsy, aroPexy sea sickness scurvy, asih
ma, peurlsy, worms in children adults hts l.oss
ness sHd rreguarnr OF The owelsoccasioBed ny teeu
ing OF irritation, teseFs, whooping cough, scarlet
aIves or Group, erup ions OF the skin, &c.
They are rid hui 9 ertual their oaeraton upou
The SYSTEM Ip causing debility great excitenens
hey are perfectly safe and proper re taken in ever
NY ofsinaa0h eiihiate or disease here ana
'"i"s- ,at.ia lic or Laxative would Prove hene6cia
-fe compaia'e with every climate aud have ser
toud tNceiient 4feVenves of the diseases incident
Lut tiapcraiurrs ana countries as fever audt.u
b iHss affections, &c. They detcree and cleanse, IL
Hood cause free olreu, atiup. open slructi0is,t
promote The secretion =. healthy ME. They Civ
seneh /" lie stomach causing the digest ion he ma.
l<di Vigorous and healthy.
LIttGet JrOm LetfeI from the Req ltieddG
NuasOa, Of the Georgia -uethodiot Con
terence.
Rev and Dear Sir:
The fever and asue very prevalent in this State and
your I'M are almost certain for H. have broken
me dist sse on self i'll of pills and
am ho1 alone IN this experience. have known many
others ptriencc the benefits. They are medi
che tha1 exactly suits this sultry climate ours
MEDAD MUNsON.
Forssle by BAssErT & ROBINSON and JAMES
tkEk. AGENTS. N. Oh
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- FAD THE FOLLOW ING CONNINlC AIloN.
~ Received this day from Old rcs ied and well
self.
PHILApEtrutA. 10Th M. f"tr, I5s6.
10 7. B. PETERSON No o. Chestnut Street Having
been requested 10 give in> opinion GU HE merits of
some OF the beneits whlsa coucuye have erlen.
ced % !. e use OF The article
IN lie spring OF l-sJ had 'ack Of Fra-l elias
my face Wulth g, ac very pHdni, and eXteuded ia o
one ut ny rtCs; ielns attended ever MS distress
was great, and bsau 10 be luarai OF losing nv eve
s. or the previous 10 this pauph was thrown
$40 INV house. entitled lNSENSiBLE PERSPtRA
ton" seating fo'tb The yirt ies OF " McALLlSrERS
OF the WORLDS SAIL r."
Although not much lie lever in wHa' is termed quack
medicines, pnrci ssed huX AVID p'afs application
10 ny face. To my sarifiss the an ahaed, and
U weeks time was entirely opftd; and iinliy he
tve, that II was the raive under Ovdeuce that cured
From that Ia The present have used the ART cie
ocessi required, and every case where have
used d., have found decided heneft
Al one time ta el night tny throat was 81
flht swallowed wt1 dir euHy hat b., az appiiea
ton Of t.'e save Yves relieved he, 10 r niotnin..
have used i IN Burns, BRUISES Spfains and
Flesh Gus, all VIII the hapPlesi iects and ease u
poisoning ~ wild vine m the MOONS, has cen dred
up asld rufed 10y a few applications.
From my own experience. would strongly recon-
mend ALL a cheap, iaully uedl me
II seems pariake more OF ointment a. all save
and in very hot weather II gels que liluc; hence II
equrerno preparation other then 10 rub the aic
ed part.
lhsve hecoms parts 10 il, That expect TO keep II
constantly ia ~ family.
Though uuanlItious 20 appear IN print, vel cannot
have tnis commune alton made public judged
esl 20 serve the cause OF humanui.
Respectfully thine. WA ADAMS,
oct 20 No 20 Id Road.
fss sale hy Jsmes Baker, Wheeling, Va. and James
Burnley, + izalehlown, Va
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g RE universally admitted cooperate not Cnir
- efactual rreveative hut as taiiue rene
~ in ali diseases winch a1ec' TIE h1'esu
l'ead ache. indigestion. Rhe'ua'ism. Phe.. scnfvy
nrul<N 50 all Ton. CEo'e trnr' U.s. 0rHs WhoOFnt
cough. CONSUMPTION. Jauudice. Quinc, ~cs-atiua Iii
ver COMPLIANT. A oleNr. Ceuce Measles, Sait-rheur
ms frsrft urr Gidffress prvs e'as Icadess Itch
iues he skim Colds. Ccuf. Gravel aims the hack
Inward wcaue-s. RAJ pi'Hots in tic heart. kisrpS IN
the t'os Asthma, tevers Of az kIds. Fen ale com
plants STITCHES in r SIDE. SI'tipF OF blood. Sore
Suua. - A' ouNs FIRE. Low ess a. trIis Flooding
Fuor 4 us nr VIA Is. GfiHes king's evil. Loo Jaw.
Pieurfsy Croun. SWeed feet aHd les ~ ue-fox. IRE
niors. Wine dwellings. Tumus- lcers Won ing az
host OF o'hors lave snccessvey and repeatedly beer
va,qnsiied y their powerful are'
They hsve been known 10 eject perm snent cure
when all other remedies had proved tmavaing, and
tie last stages OF disease.
They have in uaty cases Superseded the prescrip
tive skill OF The mos eminent physicians, and received
besides their 1naif ed commentator.
The, have cen repeatedly recommended by of
the distinguished ella acters. throughout the land
end "a, etonod IN Euro by nesl men and princes OF
ROYAL blood
fhey have CEN introduced mo the Tosnifss Of Ed
nnrgp a. and Vienna. Sln tarouch Tie dis ute.cs
received the fsverate eouimeiisdiou Of the Emr -ror
OF Russia and Lis Celestial Majesty of the Chinese En-
Tr Scarcely Packer vessel Of any rejufe sails from
tie pom o. New 9th. without most abundant supply
sIcF MANS NEvEREAuING FRIEND.
o. agencies have teen established ia al The princi-
pal Cites IN lie Union, and apple aio- are constantly
sec lon otllc Country. Test oria OF lleirmarvcols
effects pouring II from all qnariers-.ti ia si,ch
r ere tit we have ROT lime 10 re. on, ill., aftpn
" = st'orcCt more conclusive evidence tirse
nporsnt facts can u ost sceptca desire? Is : pos
sihe that the many thousands who have ed CLICK
ny mrusture quacherJ eNsted would II not. long a.
90. have cen held UP as should he. to the seorn aud
dcrisiau q justly n ended community?
&, ReH euil err r. C. V. CGcketer the oririnal in
veIor Of tile Su, Coated Ills ard that nothing of
{h soFi was EYER beard OF qn pc miro aee them in
fUt oicheners sugar oaed Vegetable lis, and take
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written signature. thus (Ds- Uphsm, NJ. D. The
band Is atone done with pen Price 5 per box.
* Sold wholesale and retail, by WYATT &
KLICliAM, l2l Fulton street, n. y. and hy Druggists
generally throne bout the United States and Canadas
CRUhBAChER, Agent for "a heeng. Va.