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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17

- itBt, bar not 20 with Weniworth,l le eyidehc'
4 against whom nha rather strong, lle Hiiirml
D llml he was Ia Spe0 Ou the night pflhe mur
70 der, while his brother says hn wHs pot a
correspondence 0fihe Mail states lhal The 0l
GrefH have Tie rnznr and knifu with which
Mr Parker vac murdsfed.-- BosioH ,iiia''
p Ma CLAT Am TnE KEHlUcKT DEMocRA'
\ cT,-Atu cnueus Of the Loeoiueo menIbera
ofIhs Kentucky Legislature held a. Frank
fort on the 2lrd uldmo, lhe following resolu-
lion was unanimously udopied'--
Resolved, That willie we deem il not good
policy for lheDemoernIs Of lhelegisniyre 10
unite 40 caucus IN supporting any particular
iHdiyHlunl Of their parry fOr lhs office Of Sen-
nior Of The United States, on the lot proXinio,
! yet We arc determined nOf 10 vote for Henry
/ Clay, on account of bia Ete Soil p1inoipies
nor arill We support dry other nan, wlirlher
! Wig or Democrat, who IL known 10 enter
tain similar views on these questions Of Ma
liouHl and Slate policy.
05sMsssrs wmLsos aud Tues are can.
dldatos lol reelection 10 Congress nj Tho
March eleodoa ~ New Hampshire. Mr.
Tuck il an Independent Democrat, aud Gen.
Wilson isN thorough going Wing, They.
arc supported lay HE Wings aud The udo-
pendent Demoernls--hi least, neither ofIheso
parties have oIlcr eandidnlss IN their Dis
lricls.
Geu. Wilson has voted right always upon
the questions Of lbeuy,ns has also almost, if
NOT every Wing in Congress fiom HE Zee
SlaleF. M luek, though claimed, IS being
n SORT ofnn exlrn FREQ soiIer Inns done 10
morr; hut he has done well, To hos not OK.
hihiicd tia, righteousness IN his conduct TINT
lIaa characterized The dpinga of Messrs. Gid .
diugs md Palfrey, hut has gone FOR liberty
and country too, therefore the Wings Of his
District cordially support him for re.olcc
Iion.Xe are not Without sonc doubts IN both .
cnses. BUD these doubts arise from the nrpro-
hepsion that the independents, or free soil. .
cts, lost much of their character md moral .
power IN foolishly supporting MIR Van Buren,
for President, A great number oflhe party
in New Hampshire were Unaffected 10y the .
buffalo nomination mud refused To support It.
QF-Thc Council Of Censors hold an adj
journed session n, Burlington. Tho session 1
commenced, we believe. yesterday.
OLA. Page ngcut ofIhn Connecticut
and Pnssumpsic Rivers Railroad, Inns becn
appointed Cashier Of the Vermont Bank. Mr.
Page has resigned his Railroad office and nc
ccplcd The Cushicrsl,ip.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17
IRELAND.
FRANCE.

Matters seem to he approaching crisis in
France. An absolute Assembly 6 M irde-
.1resdeAt4 PScsident don't work well together.
The preliminary motions ON iEo question
of the dissolution of the assembly so much
desired by the nniion has heeD carried by the
slender majority of 400 against 396, aud hNs
been referred tn the btUeaHr 10 report upon.
Notwithstanding the reluctance OF the Red
Republicans 10 surrender the power they
have usnrped, we think il scarcely possible
thaI they can resist the voice of tho nation,
and the probability is TINT n new Assembly
will lie elected about April or May. MMar-
rnst hus again been permitted 10 retain his
seat ne President oriho ,isse mbly: and TO the
.nstonshnent of all parties NJ. Bouhy de In
MeurIhe Inns been elected Vice President of
the Republic 10y the Assembly; NJ. Vivien md
Gen. Bnrnguny d'tlilliers were tho other cun-
ditlntes, and the only inference 10 be draw,
from this strange choice is that tho Govern
ment OF Frnuce is still IN s.abe of transition.
Tho Red Republicans, perccivng the
ground giving way under them arc making
great efforts, and nj Lyons are casting t,,,is-
ket balls and providing gunpowder for n
"stRndup fight" Their pretence is resistance
to the reacIonnry pnrty in the Assembly
their object confusion and plumber. The
clubs in Paris are again becoming active, and
|; is snid that some severe mensuresn are con-
templatcd for their complete suppression
The conspirntors of jane are to nc forth
with tried by tho High Court of Justice,
which is expected 10 assemble at Burgess.
The latest accounts from Paris state tina,
The agitation prevailed throughout France on
Thg gutJgrt of ts.-se@tt'ie+ ~, -e ts--etr+t-lr
has now had sufficient time 10 manifest itself
by petitions. These manifestations, nccor.
Ldindly, arrive in immense numbers.
Z .l,Na II
| petitions fell upon the bureau. Member nj:
Ter member assembled the tribune to tell this
House TINT heheld in his hnud petitions prny
1 ing them to lay down their functions, sipnet
by 10000, 10000, 10000, and so on, Nihe
J case might be, Of tho electors
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17

prison j. 6lhnR up with victims Of this
scOurPs, F.,
Such, Gupllrmeu, ura lhe legitimate con
srauoucef ftIul indifirreu'n Of last March
which suffered your Slnla npain 10 lao led
captive 10 drriruclpu, II IL The solemn con
yicliou or ny soul, Il,al hnlfn nlllinu of dol
laH would NOT pay lls expenses Of lasl years
WrrlcInd work settling nsitlo ~ MORAL des'
nlulions. llul believe there will Ice o great
change neNl March, There seeus 70 be nn
Indignant feeling every where, Now oil Illh'
is wanting IN To keep up rhn leeling, and the
triumph vii he complete. Mny God grant
~ Yours lruly,
J. p. COFFIN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17
JEALOUSY AND MURDER.

Mrs, Howard, wife of Capt John; Howard.
was murdered IN Cincinnati, on the Ord inst.
The Cincinnati Commercial Advertiser fur
nisIres tie following narrative of the bloody
affair
"Not many years Nince, Captain John How
ard married the daughter OF n physician resi-
ding in Montreal, CQnndn. They lived To-
gcther in nplnren, happiness aud domestic
comfort for some tiue in tlis city: but diff
rcuIIies occurred,noJ necessary here 10 name,
and The parties sepnrn,ed--the wife taking
iihe two children, boy mid girl. Not long
niler the separation, Capt. II. Obtained the
two children hy violent misunderstanding no
resourse in the law--nnd placed ihem in
charge ola friend 10 Kentucky: at the same
time, nn application for u divorce WIS mend.
ing in court ia that Stnte. Mrs II. WINS of
m imVUtuous mud determined iempernncnt
IA woman ofnnny accomplishments, and
-eapalila OF necppyinR high tllanes ii.-sneir.s..
aud felt her humiliation in keen degree md
Ind often sworn revenge. Capt. ii. married
again, (it is said, y mud was living, Mt he time
OF this terrible transaction, with the Indy
(quile handsome, by the way, nn,l nmiable in
her mHnners) who fell victim To the wild
fury ofjealousy aud vengeance, and persisted
under the knife ofIhe abandoned wife. The
circumstances Of the tragedy are ns follows;
= At about five o'clock, last evening, wo.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17

a STRANGER, Last week, MrEarius ilnm-
ingway and MIR Martin Tyler. of Waterford,
discovered some strange tracks in.the woods,
aud put hound, upon them. aud, pursuing a
short distance, found the dog had freed an
animal, which was upon n limb sonic 80 feet
from the ground. Mr. Hemingway fred up.
on him, and brought him down. Ii proved
10 be Lynx. Snndrng, the animal wns a
bout % inches highland raised upon his hind
feet his nose would be elevated about 5 l-2
feet. Such an animal is something ola s,rnn-
ger in this quarter, though, formerly, we uro
told one WINS occasionallN seen or taken.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17
EXTRACT FROM MIR. CoFPlN'S
LETTER o.
''-'' pNocroRsviLLE. Jan. o, 1910.
W, ybe Er,.uI;pr I,,,,,,jIJes al n.

To ihc Eret,aiue COMMITTEE Of he
j'efmom .Stsic Itmpttance Society
GISrLrNrM |, h0s,, occurred to me that
solnc liiie communication from me might he
acceptable to your body whSn convened NJ
Burlington. design 10 wrilSNlle history OF
my travels Ia your State IN srEjes ofuum.
'bcrs to the Chronicle, when linvG\ comple-
ted Tho entire tour md returned i6,uc, ifI
-ag,; permitted.
I have visited nenrly every town IN &e
State, with the exception of what rcmnins Of
this County md Windhnm,nGl have ofcourse
lind an opportunity of feeling the PULSE CT tho
rntrl State Nyieslmony rnust~he n mel
anrhay one. 10 ilrrgrcnt Increase OF SIT
Tcring and crime the inst year ynt,r crowd.
cl prisons nnh court cnlondhs cln testify. II
is n palpshl, fact That al ni@p convinced OF,
chat wrrtcheSneSs md CRIME hive prevailed
IL n ratio Of ivo hundred per cent more than
last year. mud nl boiling ont nj this destruct-
5Tc crater. Suicides and murders have oc-
n currel in several plrres, with all ll,or con
couinEnt horrors 4 great number who
eLI1 poor, destitute, mud wretchcd before, in
consequence afil,.,, wholesome RESTRAINT of
las, y8nr Ind come TO The conclusion 10 nh
stain from driukiug,nnd indusiriousy upjAed
themselves to work, and nmiu,nincd their
families with comfort; but since letting loose
The fFtlel TyITl iirrrftrrr--r-.-ftfer-
lapscd into Ilicir former habits, mud again
.iasalatai- THAR homna-- This is cruet indeed.
bu, /. has occurred in very mnny instances
al ono place the rumseller was.in the daily
habit of euticing the little hoys into his den,
md swee euing some liquor, to indlfce them
10 drink, that he might raise up nnathcr sci
of customers when lie had swept off the old
onos with the bosom of destruction! Your
prisons have fearliIlly increased tho number
-Sflbeir wretchchi inmates, mud your Sirtc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17
81. LAWRENCE AND ATLANTIC
RAIL ROAD.


From tho Report of the Directors Of This
Road, pres6nfcd 10 the nnnunl meeting ofihe
Stockholders, holdennt Monircsl,on the 17jlI
NJ Janunry last, we make the following cN-
tract
The Board would state that, ms regards tho
future Survey Of tho Liuo FROM tho point uf
divergence TO the point ofjunciion with the
Atlantic mud -. I.nwrence Railroad, that
they nru given To understand. that M ndvnu-
Ngeous route is TO he found nloug The Valley
Of tie MpssiwippR Lake, towards SinnEend
to the Derby Line, from thence through the
Nullics of tlc Clyde& the NulheRnn Streams,
TO tic Connecticut River.
I This route has noilyrI been thoroughly cx.
plored, aud the Board look forward to It's
complete Survey during the next season; up
oi, &c determination of the comparative CIT
pabliijss of which, 10y the two Companies,no
cause is at prescnt urpnreuLwhy this point OF
june ton may not lie thereafter determined
without further delay.
Should this route present superior Engi-
neoring tnciliticF, IL viii carry the Canadian
Line through the richest aud hest cultivated
portion of the Eastern Townships, md form
n junction with tire Connecticut aud Pas.
sumpsc Rivers Railroad, which is now in op-
Grafton within rs miles ofihe Boundary Line,
at S,ansIend or in it's neighborhood, in It's d-
rect roulette Portland 10y which means the
rHtiic from two most prominent Atlantic Git
les would be nj once secured 10 this Railroad,
without The additional expense of n Branch
Line. c..p
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17

TnE MANCHESTER hiURDER.-A young
man named Wentworth, aud DIR, Smith. were
arrested nrBiddeford, Me-, 81, Tuesday eve
ming LAST, on \suspicion Of heing connected
With the murdeC of Parker The Mayor md
City Marshall fAianclester were present,
endeavoring 10 obraip incls'ih relation TO that
n,ysierioos aud nppnfsndy most complicated!
atiir. Smith WINS discharged, nftcr oxamina-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17

since, had visited LowsIi, hiHss, This was
some days ngoi and wa hnve not heard lul
llinl bolli uflhn persons we're ~ a lHir way 10
recover, or lHl any additional cases lad mp
Inared.-- McOd,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17


At Boston Oh Iile ilrhiu-' The Niagara IeG
Liverpool on the 9Th Of January.
TRADE, sc.
Tie Culfon market Inns again improved
Lnrre snirs have i,aaa ailseiad; aud tie Trade
closed the day before tbs steamer sailed will
animation and frinness.
Tho import of bren,lstuffs INTO Great Brit
ain, l. not now extensive and prices ~
about tie same. The Iron trade ~ active
and prices have advanced. The accounts
FROM tho manufacturing districts, say that
great activity prevails,
Il IL stated that the Sultan has issued u
drman, ~ which he nccords to Christians ibr
privilege of hilhining ia roiiia Of the highest
digniiies even TINT of phrln az yiyier. The
MussullnnnH have manifested great indigun'
liou at the publication OF this hrman.
The excitement concerning the gold IN
California increases ~ Europe, and hns eN.
tended to the continent. 4 great manyem.
igranr nru going oul.
TnE CHoLERA,--Iho Tnvhgcs Of this dis
ehse has been very fatal among lhn children
NJ footing. near London. An inquest has
been held upon the cuase Of Ihis fatality, mud
verdict df inanalnu hier rendered against
tho proprietor of tie establishment, who
Alarmed the pauIrer children of various par.
ishes IN London; aud la stands committed for
trinl. From The evidence taken, litilc doubt
can he entertained bm TINT cold, insufficient
clothing, want of cleanliness, md n deficient
dietary, we're the prellrpusing causes 10 The
mnlndy which proved 30 destructive to the
innocent victims who were swept nwny in u
few days. No sooner were the survivors 20.
moved, aud properly clothed aud fed, linn
the nnindy disappeared.
Wilmer s. Smuf's Tunes snysi
Tho total number of rnscs reported mp To
"Wednesday last were sS5i, Whereof 1901
had proved fatal, 2lls had recovered. aud
2J75 were under treatment or tho result wns
not stated. Tho new cases which appear
daily nuctunte between about leo aud 200,
whereof from 10 10 20 may happen nbou, the
metropolis; the provinces furnish nhout tie
snn,e average, whilst the residue appear to
ne embraced within llie confines ofSco0nnd.
The weekly deaths from cholera within the
metropolitan district cover about 62.
20 IRELAND.
The Judges Of the Court of Queen's Bench
have unanimously ovcrrucd the errors as
signed in the cnses ofMr VIM Smith O'Bri-
en- aud his fellow prisoners, II il now doubt.
fil whether after this they will attempt Ia
carry mn appeal 10 the House of Lords. II rs
confidently stated that application has been
unde for the requisite permission from the
Lord. Lieutenant IN the case Of Mr. O'Brinn,
hut that Mr. Meaghet declines To proceed fur
ther, and is resolved 10 submit to lis fate
Any hopes Of oxnriurntng tho verdict must
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17

We understand tlat two 'cnses Of Smail
PoX have recently occurred in Coventry.
which originated with mnn, who. no, long
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17

LICENSE QUEsrioN Vermont Is soon to feel
tho Influence OF now motives for guarding
wntchltilly the morals OF her children. Hill.
.oHo we have been secluded in great meas
uro by our inland posi,ol. We are uQw
about To- open our qurt Villages aud retired
valleys to Me turmoils aud temptations of
commerce, We nto TO feel the influence of
,dhc immediate proximity nnd continual in
Gprtoursc of seaport cities. We nrc 10 be-
como u C6HMEROrL STATE, and the safe
guarlla of virlna which are appropriate to the
stSd pursuits ofhusbHndry viii no longer hc
adequate IN the new condition. WhuI con-
celebrations do not combine to persuade Yer
montcrs To scIll9 this question NOM, mud 10
settle Il IN ihovr OF virtue, aud ortlo next zen.
Grafton --Hrmfon Union mir. .....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17

DolNG Misonrr Tie keeper ON liulc
groBsliop tuid to ur rquaintnucr: "Thcsc
Somprranre people are dolug dcn or u,s-
chict On Saturday night, tho workmcn, af-
lcr getting their wages, Oh their way home
used to stop at my store nud drink. | used
on TINT night mad Tho nest day, to take % hum
drcd dollars, ~, now | cannot tgliG tcm"-
4 dead Of mischief, 10 hc surc,( rs snvc 500 Il
week. fur the comlor pfH Jew hiniiics,--
eChfopic6.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17
GEa gD4gIGHylsEs

4. lslo.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17
FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP MAG
lDAYs LATER FROM EUROPE,

The Royal Mnil Steamer Niagara nrriNe'
at Boston on Iire iltliin-'. Tho Niagara lef
Liverpool on the 9Th Of Jnunary.
TRADE, &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17

rtrii, bar not 20 with Weniwprthili e evidence
againsl whom HRs rather strong, ile Hiiirms
thai he was Ia Sac0 90 the night pflhe mul-
der, while his brorier says he wHs pot, a
0fihe Mail states that The Of
GrerH have lle rnznr and knilu with WHICH
Mr Parker wac nuTdared.- - boston ,liiB,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17

Gy-J, 4, Page, nEcutoilhn Connecticut
and Passumpsic Rivers Railroad, Inns been
appointed Cashier Of the Vermont Bank. Mr.
Page has resigned his Railroad Office and nc
ceptcd the Cushicrsliip.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-16
LEGISLATIVE ANECpOTE.

During the session Of our Legislature ii
3.-s, JAMES GIVEN, Of this county, nnt
Mr.. GRAYBILL. OF Fairfield, a Penns, ivania
Dutchman, occupied seats adjoining each
other, and il so happened tha, they were
the only "G's" in the house, and Givcn's
name was always called FIRST. Mr.. Give,
was sbig and Mr.. Ora, bill democrat,
The latter gentleman was addicted To mp.
ping in bis scat, and often slept through
entire debates; but be happened always I,
answer 10 his name when the ayes aus
noes were cal,cI.
MIR. Given one day addressed him in tho
lobby. "Fricnd Ora, bil! how does i, hnp.
pen that YOU always vote, ns'cepor awake
aud invariably vote with Your party"
"Dh," says Mr. GraybIil, "fev CALF
,cur name turshl; YOU speaks cut !uut and
wakes me, don shonshl votes ouler way,
und dat ish right. Ven &c VIZ say 10 ie
democrat say ayo"--Cn. Com.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-16

SILEx.--The Farmer and Mechanic con-
tains in lis repor; 81 the proceedings 81 the
Farmers Club, a striking account Il ,hc
part played BY sick, or The earth Of iilni>
in tho vegetable world. The hcauti!l
glossy coating Of straw il flint. The ri.
tan Of the East Indies is admirably coated
with il. Examine with a microscope the
surface Of wheat straw, or Of rattan, and
YOU see this glossy coat broken in circular
stripes around tho stem. showing that il is
caused by the necessary bcndings Of the
stems under the pressure of winds aud 9th.
or forces. This apparently refractory sub.
stance j. proved to DC soluble in water, md
used by the plan. in forming this beautiful
coat imfrcsious io wafer. b. experiment
slick (-ilicia) has been dissolved BY hot
steam, carried up as vnpor, and then falling
condensed like hoar frost. Il has long
becn supposed tina. plants havo power to
gain coat Of glass mud their flowers 10 use
tho metals for their coors. The flowers
of violcts have been made 10 exhibit the
fact that gold was in the violet color.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-16
NEW GOODS.

"ITE Subscriber having received his
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK.
is prepared TO supply customers with Goods
al moderate prices. The following are
some of to articles he has on hand:--
Dry Goods.
Cotton Yarns, CaIicues. Shecilngs, Shirt
ings, White, Red nnd Canton Fiannes,
Lnscys, S. L. and Sleeps Grey Cloths,
Satlinei,s, Plain aud Checked Ky. anu
Cotton Jeans, Blue and other Drllings,
Gloves, Crava,s, Peck. Il'kerchi.!s, Spool
and Pat. Threads, Hats, Bunne,s, Stuck
ings, Socks, &c. &c.
Hardware.
Door, chest, cupboard, till, trunk and
padIocks; spring aud Norfolk la'ches, butt,
strap, parliament, gate and table hinges
screws, hay mud manure forks, spades and
shovels, table, pen and jack knives; ham
mcrs, hatchcis, coffee mis-, chaius. hoes,
augcrs, brace bits, smooth aud jack planes,
rakes, scythes, snathes aud stones, pocket,
tuck. tine and redding combs; curry combs,
and brushes m assortment oi hoslow-ware,
pioushs, steel, SC. &c
Groceries.
Loaf and y. q. Sugars, superior ica,
chocolate, coffee, mplasscs. rice, Goldfish,
salt, vinegar, salera,us, spice, pepper, nas-
tard, nut,pces, mace, ciiron, raiSins, cur
rants, figs, almonds, cream NUS. iilberis, To-
hacco in plugs and papers. Macuba and
Scotch snuff, underwoud's Lemon ), rup,
starch, soap, candles; plates, bowls, pFin,
ed and common tens. pitchers. &c. &c.
Drugs and Medicines
Tinctnres, Essential OILS, Essences,
Qninnc, Peruvian Bark, Mcrcnrials,
Banks, Roots ard Herbs, Of n!l kinds,
Mor,ars, Graduated Measures, Walls,
Jars. Bottles mad Window Glass; Castor,
Lard, Olive, Sweet, Fish and Linseed
Oils, Turpen,inc. Varnish, White, Red and
Blk. Leads. With gencra! assortment Of
Oil and Water Cn!nrs, Small,
Gold Leaf and BronZes; Paint,
White Wnsh, Sash, Shoe, Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes; Torth instruments,
Trusses. Also, an assortment Of pure and
genuine Patent Medicines. such az Fnhe-
ncstock's Vermiiugc, Cough Balsnn,. Bill
nous Pills, Carmina,ivc I.nzengrs. Qor sam
mct Complaints, Eye Water; Mo.ia,s Pills
and Bitiers; Shcrm,n's l.ozingcs. md Poor
Mans Plaster; MrAlis,cr's Ali-tlca!ing
Ointment, Genuine Wistar's BaIsam,
Cn!ognc. Soda and Seidaz Powders,
Nerve & Boac l.inimcnl. Opodeldoc, &c.
Also, Cordage, Chalk and Garden Lines,
Fish Hooks aud Lines. Tar. Pitch,
Rosin. Oaknn,, Nails, Glass. Putty. &c.
Al.SO,-School Books, Blank B,niss,
Memorandums, Cap. Letter and Bank Let
ter Paper. Blk. md Blue Inks and Stands,
Quilts, Steel Pens, Slaies and Pencils
which he will barter ior Wheat, Butter,
Lard, Eggs, Beeswax, F!axsccd. &c.
C.. LESLIE.
Davenport. June 9TH. 1919.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-08-16
INDIAN CHOLAGOGUE.--l'his ia


- nous medicine is now offered to tho citizens
Of - Louis and surrounding country "a safe
and certain cure f.r ftrer and .4guc, Chill fsrcr.
Intermittent Ierers and all Bilious diseases Incl
den, 10 the West 1, il also m excellent remedy
for Lirer Complaint and .1gue Cake or Enlarge
nienf Of the Sptccn. The grca, popularity OF this
remedy is owing 10 its superior medical virtues,
as the agents employed are Of the most potent
and cf!idicnt kind known in Mat, rim Medica.
The Indian Choisgogae is entirely Vegetable 10
its ingredients and perfectly harmless in all its
qualities and is universally acknowledged to be
the most agreeable and cirectunl CURATIVE Of Fc-
scr and Ague and Bilious Complaints known to
the civilized world. tits Away > sa &c and always
eifectual. Give il q trial.
G-3-pricc 81 25 per Bottle.
Prepared in New York BY DR. Feuchtwangcr.
For sale by DR. Easterip, South Fast corner Of
Third and Chestnut streets, ST Louis, No., A gent
for the West.
Osyfor sale by SANDERS, Druggist, Agent
f,r Davenport, Iowa. Aug II