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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27
lr.m the Evening Mirror, y. York, octohcr2l, l|s.
WlSTAES BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

WISTAWS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
We nr, not much inihc habit uf taking or putting
medicine. though We had rather write about them
than e. swallow them, any day. hut this Nul.alu
of Wild Cherry 10 90 near ulc Ut Nuturu'- own pure
irtupriiirr-. and has elected rlCh extraordinary
,-tirr- ti''t- ...,a AI.s !l.-t- that wa !4l
bound in Justice and truth tu chronicle lis virtue,
and t,IIlII,it them tu the world. We have neither
tim, uur -uicc tu report the PARTICULAR OF "a cure DC
hn. ,iIs,is ,r .ug 81 %, s.UuOeturs tu the bnec
ut the Minor, and Wc can uuly refer those ilci,l
with Cough. aud Lung Cpu4ln'n's Co directions
Washington. North Carolina.
Mr. Tuvlc Dear Sir.-"Mr lyncy llill, whose
cent frric E. gNcu below, BE- QUE utour nu-t rc-Pec-
tl lu iaguvr., and h.. WIFE ,IIuy, good health.
Ncryirc-pccimly you~,
UcnuGii County, North Carolina,
Ch,coviuity, irut Washington, 18th Aug, isAT.
1lc undersigned feeling grateful for the relief nl-
Grlcd los the ne ct DR.. Nntar'- Bul-tm of Wild
Cherry docns tEat 10 81 tut an net ct justice to -y,
TINT but tor the usr of tina; valuable rciury NV wife
long afflicted with what sire and all other, consider
cd Consumption. would have probably been, ere
| this. u hcr guiyc. Eut all the dmgcruu, upd uu-
pleasant ,inptous have been removed by the u-r
Ola few bottle, mud she now attend. 60 her daily
uNycutiuu. a.. usual. llERNEl NIL.
seth ". luv'v, Druggist, No. l3s Washington
street. Boston" Nt-., Is the -n,v pruTrC'ur Of the %
uluul receipt for the mmluiaciurc Of the R,i4u-u,
medicine, and supplies both AZ Wholesale and retail
/ uuD ct ~ 10. u "a tiC.v. oui he obtained.
] Tie genuine ..ugcd l. Butts ON the wrapper.
/ Iur-u'r VI. &. Bingham -. lohu.burv Plain
/ ! Flint 81 luhushutN Centre; L. 4, Parks Pas
-ump-ic, uud dculcr, ~ med ciuc- generally.
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MAGNETIC FLUID,
used With tho iaosi perfect aud certain success ~
cases Of
GENERAL DEBILITY,

strengthening tho weakened body giving tone 10 We
afnht organs aui insgnuaiing the entire system AZ"
m WIS tRAMr rAllNLYsis and rALHi, plsrtf,
81 4 0f fNniufNrtuN NitttMhTiNN, - VIZ 500
luAOSiC, GO'T bfiLtfsY LUMBAoO, ptAt
SEss NEVVuus TntMoRs rAlliTATloS %
TiIT UFAHT ArorLFNY NfURALGlA, PAINS
,u the slpE aud CilEST, LlNkH OMrL AlNI, hllNAl.
CONrL NiST, AMI ttnNA1lH ~ Of The sflNt ~ y
CONrI. NJ, ulHF AfEs 81 the kipNtlH. ptfl
CiTSCY OF SFuVOrs and PHYSICAL tNlHuN
ani oil NERVOUS Di~t ANts, hich complaint aiIst
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27
DIR. chrlstlo'a aalvaniq curativou,

consists IA TO- Zoo, ne they Arrest aud cure dea.e by
suHraI application n place Of the usual mode nl drug
glug and pLssckiuE tho patient u exhausted Naiuss
unks horclosslJ under The iuhicunnt
T.fg sHsaefhsH fAf Ghais fyttsai fguaift ~ eirtu
lafrH ne ti4pd yfoaHff me- ssiftHuN end nftfI De-
~ tLFlfit injury uHdsf Guy rlfsrHt'aufs since WeH
introduction in the niied sAis4i unly three ears since
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27
POgIe's Hyperion Find,

NOR tho Hair, Kitehca and Henderson .
Il Hair Pmseryatye, Hair Efadloator,
Jayne's HAIR Tonic and flair Dyei Hair OILS,
and PcrfulncTy, SO 4c'-sold by
}. G.. BINGHAM,
St JDhasbury, July -, 1850. O77tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27
Bccts, Shoes ard Brcgars.

1 prime lot Of Lad,rs Shorr tronte new
"A .Sylrs) Caters, M,ssrs Shoes, Mrus and
Boys Brogans and SHOES cheap a.
NJ lENETT d cos.
May IT,, le50. - 6b-n
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400 Linen Sacks
Wv \ Mt ID,

few first raie Coai Makers, to whom the
best Of ,odgeS will be given, Also, number
of hdHds 10 make sale Clothing
J. BOLESh
81. Johnshnty, MAY 1850 666U
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27
Circular Saw Mills.

A LATHAM u co are agents for Page -
"A. Patent Circular Saw Mills, for Vermona
and New Hampshire.
June %, 1850. 67iC
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REApY-MApE CLOTHING,

consisting, in part, of Linen, Brnadcioh, and
Tioc.d S.iCkS, Of all LIMITS \. oOiOrsi vests
Of all ktnds; Do.shiH d CassimtFe P.iNYN, all
Of which being of his own In7uuiarturr hr
Will warrant 10 be well made, and MS lac IN
tends doing business entirely on the cash
prncip pie he will sell cheaper than can be-
bought elsewhere, both by the dozen OF single
plece-tor proof of which call aud SOC.
Gcntt,men.s FURNISHING GOODS OF
all kinds. Shirts, BOSohS, Collars, SuSpcn-
Il rs, Canes, e.
An orders will be warranted Pc.teetiy suits
factory.
400 Linen Sacks
for sale; superior article. Price, 81, l24 each
irdJrduieR
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27

But Temperance docs come within the
limits of IIprcnroIcmmY' Hereby hang
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27
A psrangemsnt Of tho Nervous system.

Or IN NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. DiSgs and Nodt
eincs nssats s dsaif lot they weaken the vital ouer
g~s of the already prustptod system while under ne
arvugihculnF Lir giving. NItlhfiug uhhence oi bal
sansfn. applied by this beautiful and wonderful De
cuyory the oxhuuttrd atcnt aui seaksncd sunriei
tcstbrI to former health strength elasticity aud Nigut
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-27
Northampton, May 2, 1850. GC7is'f

CuEE OF CoNSl MrlloN'--
m N, ~, %, Hmh1nr HHgariIa bahnm Of Ige
MAN rIE roiIowiN" CEiuutNtt'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-08-30
CHAPTER II.
THE MorHER's DREAM.


Charles said tlrs. VogeIsandt TO her
son one cold morning in December, "
have heard something concerning you
which pains me very much. / hope tor
our mutual happiness that it is not true."
Why, rnotner, what have you heard 2
exclaimed Charles with surprise.
Ihear, she Continued in an afectionate
tone, that during the sleighng parties
which have been given this winter, you
have INDUCED in the free use of wine.
know, my dear son, that if this. be true,
your high sense Of honor will not permit
you to deny it. Tell me, is ii SO 2
Dear mother, you give yourselfrnnec-
essary alarm Charles replied, in some
what agitated manner. have taken a
glass or two Of wine on few occasions,
but you know temperance consists in the
moderate use of the good things of this
world. 1t is the crowning trait of man
Of good sense 10 be able to govern HIM
self
But, reco!lect, dear Charles, that your
father and grandfather have left you an
example ali worthy Of imitation. They
had strong minds, and warm hearts, but
they never tampered with the seductiys
wine.cuP.'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-08-30
Gbuirp Iitftatarr.
From the National Temperance Magazine.
THE DEMON OF THE CUP:
A ROMANCE OF LOVE, HOPE AND PEACE.
BY J. II WILLIS GEIST.
CHAPTER I.
THE SINGULAR FARMER.


Charles Vogelsandt, when first knew him,
was one of the most promising young men in
the county wherein be resided. he was the
son of Wealthy old farmer, Who came over to
this country from Germany, in company with
his father, when quite young. The old Ger
man was one of that ancient, honest and har-
dy stock of emigrants who come to this coun-
try, not expecting to find afluence and plea
sure ready coined to tEeir hands, but to build
up an honest independence for themselves and
families by their own industry and persever-
ance. They look across the broad Atlantic
with the eye of wisdom, and view this Land
of the West as the Shekinah Of all the oppress-
ed of the earth, where tie democracy of labor
is fostered and protected by republican insti-
tutions, and where all who earnestly strive to
do right will generally find ample and availa-
BILE means Of success but who are never silly
enough to suppose that the sponge and drone
of society can get along any better under the
smiling sky Of this our land Of liberty than in
the murky atmosphere of European despotism.
| When the grandfather CT Charles landed in
Philadelphia, he had money enough left to
purchase tract of one hundred and fifty acres
in the eastern part of Lancaster county. Thith-
| ct ne 1SH1oNSu LIS ldIul1y' Ahe AaA4@ "oS ~
in good tillable order, having been over-wogk-
ed and then neglected. The old log ho.5se,
which has been pulled down within ny recol-
lection. was fast going to decay, for want Of a
little attention being paid to the leaky root and
warping Notwithstanding. The fences were
out of repair, and briars and shumacks were
usurping the place of domestic vegetation
But the old man and his son knew that indie
pendence and wealth were at the command Of
their brawny muscles. They went to work
hard, unrernitting toll. Their only rest was
the blessed Sabbath, which was to all that
household general joy. To their toilworn
frames the approach Of night brought with it.
g tired natures sweet restorer, balmy sleep" "
a Blessing which is only appreciated by those
who eheerfully yield to the heayen-fxed des-
tiny of the human family, and earn their bread
/, by the sweat of their brow
u But l will not trace the history of the Vo-
: gelsandt family through its varied phases uE
, to the time our story opens. 1t is enough tc
: know that when Charles Vogelsandt reached
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CHAPTER III.
THE SECOND coMMANDMENr.


Thou shalt not make unto thee any grdUen image,
nor likeness of anything that is in heaven atore, or
that is in the earth beneath, or thai is The l0aters
under the earth thou shah not bo,c doacn hyse!f
to them, or serre them, &c.
.sBefore Jehovah's awful throne,
Ye nations bow with sacred Joy;
Know that the Lord is God alone,
He can create, and he destroy"
This commandment is intimatelyand ne
cessarily connected with the first they both
relate to idolatry. One relates to the substi-
tation Of anything in the place Of God, asthe
object Of devotion and affection the other re-
lates to any image, or representation Of the true
God Impossible as it may seem, we think
that we shall be able to show, that the viola
ton of this precept stands connected with IL
quor dealing.
We might have included both these COM
mandments under one head, as relating to
idolatry yet for the sake of showing without
doubt, the truthfulness Of the declaration with
which we set out, we have determined to con-
slider them separately.
/ We do not mean to say that the traffic ne
eessarily involves the worship of literal repre-
sentations of God such as the forms of men,
beasts, &C., this would be heathenish; but
inasmueh as it is possible to be an idolator
without conforming to the abominable absur-
dities Of heathenism, SO it is possible to make
an image Of Almighty God, and render to it
the most fervent adoration, without hewing,
4er emitting an idol out of wood or Stone
Says distinguished writer: g 1t must be
granted, that they (''the commandments ~
are not only. to be understood in the letter,
but also in the spirit; and therefore may be
broken in the heart, while oesfs.qrdly kept an
UioIate."
} This precept forbids the making then, o.
any image of God. Now we would ask what
lis God What is his nature? What doe,
= the Bible, the highest authority, say of him
He is exhibited to us, which is infinite truth
t as the supreme good, TIE fouYtain Of hqgp'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-08-30

ness. This the liquor vender, imagine, will
fully admit; then would ask Bacchus' vice
gerent, to what has he attached the important,
and interesting appellation of supreme good,
and what he considers the fo@atain Of h4pPi-
to the poor inebriate. They may still reply,
God God, of course. But this question
cannot be settled by what they may sag; we
cannot Judge in what estimation any subject,
person or thing. is held, merely by the ez-
pressions Of words we can arrive at safer
conclusions, by noticing the actions Of men.
Now let me solemnly ask, do not the actions
of the Rumseller, declare in unmistakeable
language, that he considers gain as the sts-
preme good; and as matter Of course, is there
not an image Of gold and silver, dollars and
cents, set up in his heart, which receives the
fondest affections, and strongest devotion, Of
which he is capable? Instead Of having an
image craven . in wood or stone, he has it
/ e craven y on the callous tables Of his own
heart. Does he not look upon this image as
possessing the essential principle Of God's ma
ture supreme good, and fountain of happi-
: ness?
This selfish image worshiper, is exceeding
" unwilling that his fellow-mcn should make
an image like his own. And why? because
goddess Diana will be inspired" They mus
make unto themselves another image, or else
he cannot sing to his goddess:
So, we have many kinds Of incense here
To offer thee, and sunny wine and clear,
Fit fOr young BACcHUs:-
He succeeds; and the poor drunkard carve
out an image in the shape of brandy barrel
which he considers his chief good, and tn
fountain of happiness. This cannot be dcuh
: ted, when we take into the account the fact
;, !, that he resorts to his image under all cireun
stances. Is he in trouble? He resorts to hi
. image for relief. Is he distressed? He file
to the same source for consolation. Is he sick
:, He applies to his image to be healed. A
. his wants, both of a temporal and spiritut
!, character, are spread out before his believe
= = image AL things are made to bow in hun
= bic subordination before his supreme good
! and all are made to look to his fountaia 3
! ! happiness.
- The liquor dealer performs an awfully in
portant part, IN sculpturing an image on tt
poor inebriate' heart and therefore, must /
connected both directly and indirectly, wit
the violation of the second precept Of the d
4 vine law. To say nothing of the relate
which he sustains to other items of the dec
logue, and we think that position has bee
clearly sustained in the foregoing remark
a the traffic ought to be viewed, to say Il
D least of it. as at once derogatory to the be
D interest of mankind, and deserves to be di
= countenanced by every philanthropist, ar
Sc esteemed as a public curse.
a. Liquor dealer, tear that image from yor
4 own heart; and you will do much, if not a
or towards defacing and demolishing the accurs'
od image, craven upon the most elevated sfa
tions of the drunkard's heart
ha ITO be continued }
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The IDEAL AND THE REAI~-Poesry Is
the -four Of literature PROSE isihe corn,
potatoes and meat; satire is the scs.
quafortis; Wits the spice and -
teFs containing remitta
dumplings.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1850-08-30

DILieENcE.-a Seet
gent in his business |
kings. be shall not slaaa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-12-06
ALLIS & HOWES

XTT HCI ESALE Dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
w Tobacco, Nails, Paper, Axes, Spades, SHOW
els, Powder, etc., etc, are now receiving their
Winter Stock, and would respectfully say to Mer-
chants: Having had experience in the business o.
the West, almost as long as the West hns had bus
mess. they have a ihor ugh knowledge OF the West
and its wants, guided by which knowledge they
have carefully selected from manufacturers and inn
are prepared 10 sell goods on as favorable terms as
car be obtaned in louisville or CincI natl.
TO CANAL CoETRAcToRs.--W special view to
Canal works. they have on hand, end will be con.
snnty receiving leree lots OF Spades and Shcvels,
Blasting Powder, together with all other articles
calculated 10 facilitate the TOLL noursh the body, 70
cheer the spirits ofour sturdy laborers.
To FARM.Bs AND PRODUCE DEALERs.-They will
pay tine highes, market price for country produce,
and call particular attention TO their very large
stock of Gunny Bags, v ich they will furnish on
te. ms that cannot fail to please
Nov O. 49, n 21-t.:
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MEDICINES.
HAwCHITT'S
Com pOun d Extract of
COHOS H.

THIS Medicine, heretofore has been confined al
i most entirely to domestic practice, being known
only to the Pioneers of the West and those having
communication with the Indians. With but few
exceptions, it has entirely escaped the attention OF
the Regular Physician aud is altogether unknown
in popul0us portions OF the country.
It's medical properties are more powerful and va
ried than any other plant known to the American
Florist.
IRIS POWERFUL ToSIc-Curing Chills and Fe-
vers of long standing, when Quinine and other Ton
les have failed.
IT IsA STIMULUS Increasing the secretons OF
the Bronchial Neucus Membrane, il cures Asthma,
Bronchitis and Pulmonary Consumption.
IT is AN Acknowledging more powerful
effect upon the Liver than any known vegetable; II
cures Dyspepsia, CoStyeness, Jaundice ami all bl-
lous diseases.
ITIs ASTIscORBUTIc-Itb being proved beyond con.
fraciction that il wW Scrotula, Scurvy and all
diseases caused by impure blood.
IRIS DiAPHoRETIc-Curing all diseases OF the
skin, such as Itch. letter, Scad Head. Pieurisy,
Erysipelas, Scarlet Fever, Measles, and Small Fox
IT Is DTUEETIc AND EMESAGOGCE-CGTincd diseases
of the Kidneys and BladGer. Hysteria. Deranged
Menstruation and Chronic Affections at the Womb.
DC IL has proved To be unsurpassed as Medi-
cine, for Rheumatism and Govt, Mercurial and Sy-
phalitic Diseases.
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ATTENTION.

lust received by the undersigned at their Auc
- tim Room on " alter street, very general as
softme3t OF Furniture. Chains Clocks. LOoking
Glasses and LOOKING Glass Plates, purchased for
Cash direct from the manufacturers, and consisting
in part OF Walnut and Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Scroll and plain iron Bureaus, Bedsieads, Tables,
Stands. Desks, Sofas, great variety oi Chairs,
Children and Rocking Chairs, Clocks, Looking
Glasses, Picture Frames, &c &c
Also, general assortment o. Dry Goods aId q
large lot Of Notions. All o! which they ere detel
mined to sell at LOW prices, ard Ia which the pat
ronage OF the pubic is respectfully solicited.
Regular Auction sales every Wednesday and
Saturday. NOOLSGY & HELS II.
n. BIO our friends, who so generously assist
cd us in our misfortune, occasiOned 10y the buTang
OF The Belle OF The West, We tender our grateful
acknowledgements. w. Il y.
ie6 "A
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MEDICINES.
WE CHEERFULLY REFUND THE
MONEY!

In all cases Hhcre DHtchelts Indian Rheumatic
ETtract, fails to gire retiefiH Rheumatism, Net
ratgia, or G0Rt, srheR properly applied.
THE unprecedented sale OF this Medicine in the
i short space of seven months, is of itself sufc-
lent proof OF its efficacy, and the testimonials of
some OF the most respectable citizens and Physicians
of Louisville, who have used il tsee Circularsl can
not fail TO convince the most sceptical OF the virtues
OF this uEequaed medicine
DIR. III. NJ. Weatherford, of Louisville, says: g.
have used M;chell's Indian Extract with more
benefit to myself, than any, or all the remedies |
have ever made uia Of in tbs course of iortyseven
years, during which time | have loboied under
Rheumatism. | am relieved OF all pain.''
Maj. I homas NJ. Hicks, al.o of Louisville, says:
an less Than three days was relieved OF he most
circulating palms. and my limbs were al measur-
ably restored 10 their natural feeling. 10 the af-
ilicied would recommend this medicine, and can
assure them ii is no humbug ~
RAYMOND g. PATTEN, Louisville the only
agents for the United SiatesS
For sale in Evansville, only by
augs 3ni WIN. M..WOOLSEY
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PROOF! PROOF!!
DYSPEPSIA CURED,

Dr. IATcHrTT: Having been afflicted with Dy
pepsia with all ats mutilOrm symptoms--indges-
ton, pain and uneasiness over the region OF the
stomach; flatulence and eructcn: vomiting OF meals;
languor and debility; and having used. without
benefit, all the usual remedies, together with several
bottles of Bulls Sarsaparia, ! induced to try
your Compound Extract OF COhoSh. j he use OF
two bottles cured of every OF disease since
which time, a space OF two months, have enjoyed
excellent health.
have sold several dozen bottles of your Cohosh
faction.
For all those diseases for which it is recommend
ed believe il superior to any medicine in use.
Respectfully, 7. G.. O'IlLEY:
Commission Merchant, Evansville, la.
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MEDICINES.
n w RRowN,S MIxTuRE

A certain Cure for Gonorrh9a and elect:
A LSO preventive for GonorrhGa and Syph-
II ills. An ounce of prevention is better
than pound OF cure"
Many Certificates might be obtained, was /.
not for the nature of the disease. This has
stood the test for ten years in my hards, wilhou.
a single failure, either in cure or preventative
cured many cases of many years standing:
which had become changed into the second stage.
and were givcnup by the Physicians. Thi-
Mixture will also cure Erysipelas, Rirgworms,
Teier-worms, Scald Head, and the best wash in
the world for OLD SORES. Ii is used by rub
bling on well three times day.
A fair trial is all that is required to establish
all set forth as cure and preventive.
s9y-Price, 81 so per bottle. liberal discount
to dealers.
tS'Shake the bottle before using. 81
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THEREFORE,, be- it known TO one and ell, that
! we are determined TO make chan &c IN our bu
siDess, and will sell cur present Stock OF Grocer
les. which consists OF a general stock, with large
and well selected stock OF FINE LIQUORS o. AL
grades, interior 10 none IN marAet, and 10 all.
well Old customers in particular, will 81.
al low figures for Cash, such paper VIII Se
taken in Bank with approved security, and IN NJ
other way. And to keep all quiet, we would ask
all that owe cent, either by Note or Account
to call and see US soon. and let us cOmprcmiss 10
save further steps And TO all having claims against
US, they had better be after getting them
possible This is by sober rejection our determined
resolution, and will be greatly obliged all oil
our particular friends and customers not TO ask
IN violate this pledge, as we shall! most assurecly
deny them. Once said is good IS thousand times
70 any one DESTROYS OF locating in ficurishne
city. aRd getting iato good trade, we will sell our
entire Stock good terms. We have beer DOING
Grocery business here for ten years past, and ca
nc OF much use TO our SUCCESSORS.
ALLlS s. HOWES,
ap22 If Evansville Ind
&c Gazette, Nincennes; Register, Mt. Carmel
Express, Terre-HaUte: Journal. Laiayette; copyt
amount OF So and send bills to this Office.
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USE HowE,s COUGH CANDY

certain cure for Coughs, Colds, Hoarscncss Sore
IarOGt, UdOOpiag Cough, bronchitis, aud
GH diseases Of the LaRgs likely 10 ter
intimate iR c0HjirMCG Consumption.
THE reputation OF this article is now so much
a. established over the whole south and west
being the only indicated candy OF any practical ben
et that il is unnecessary here to dscon on It's mer
Its, but merely TO refer to OF the many certificates
we have received; Tor others we refer 10 our pamph-
lets, 10 be had of any of our agents.
From Rec lVm. Young late ofthe ". e. Church, Gin
Dear Sir While laboring under a Sc 'ere cold
from speaking ia the open air, Twas handed piece
OF your Cough Candy, from the use OF which, ex
pericnced great and almost immediate relief, since
then hav, frequently used it wi III the same bene-
fetal effects | therefore feel no hesitation in re-
commending your candy certain specific tor
Coughs, Colds, hoarseness, &c. &c.
WIN. YOUNG.
Sold in packages; 5. 10 and 20c. each.
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