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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-05

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RATHER AN EXPRESSIVE IDEA.-Some day:
ago, before the Republican nomination fol
Justice of the Supreme Court was made il
this District, a gentleman from neighborine
county who was desiroLs of securing the
nomination. W as here to look after his inter
ests. In company with distinguished "liml
Of the law" from Elmra, he ordered horse
and buggy from one of our livery stables tc
visit Horse Heads OH button-holding
mission to the delegate from this county,
fast horse that could go out and back. twelve
miles, in an hour. The horse came a,
ordered, but instead of being a 2:4O nag, he
proved to be of the slowest possible dcscrip.
ton, testing the patience of his distinguished
drivers to the utmost extent. But they got
around finally, and as they mopcd up to
tn; livery stable the ostlcr stood in the door
between whom and our aspirant for Judiciary
honors something like the following conver-
sation ensucd:
C"mli'ote.-"Is Mr.. j fitting this
horse for the New York market? -
Ustlr.-"Not that am aware Of Why
DO YOU ask the question:" ,"
Coniidoic-" because don't know but he
intended to sell him to 90 before hear>c.-
| wish to say that he won't answer the pur-
pose. lie never would get the corpse around
in time for the Resurrection Emiro he.
p"Liirn.
- There is a grim and mournful truth in
the following. though we gricve to say it.
FAIRLY MARRIAGi:S-Sh stood beside the
altar when She was but sixteen. She was in
love: her ,o>tinv rested on creature SC
delicate. and who had known as little of the
world as herself She looked lovely as she
pronounced tn VOW. Think of a VOW from
auburn hair, eyes. and pouting lips. only six
teen years old.
She stood at the washtub when her twenty.
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= The recent panic which has causct
such an immcn>itv of sorrow. has also pro
duccd some humorous scenes. The Dutch
man in the following anccdotc did not seen
,o understand the Old provcr5. that what i,
good for The goose is good for the sande,.
But he found it out. and also learned to hi.
disgust. that lit is poor rule that does moi
work both WAYS:
On Monday morning. after it was hnowr
that the lIoll>tcr Bank had closed its doors
one of our German citizens possessing ::
bill of its issue. went into one of our lars,
furniture establishments and purchased ar
ticlcs amounting to 500. and protFered hi.
hill in payment The clerk refused it. bu
the Du,chman insisted that all was right,
saving:
ut i>h coot the bank will open; derc.
lots of bccp!cs dcrc: de bank is opening al
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-05
DURANGO SwEET--A wag gets off the fol-

DURANGO SWEET.--A wag gets of the fol-
lowing in the Boston Post:
"Givc me copy of those lines
Sues the fair Celia to her poet lover;
Delighted, he the sheet resigns
Hi, cup of bliss quite full, is running over.
Forthwith She hides the paper prize
safe in her bosoms labyrinth of laces;
He marks the imprisonment. and cries.
MY HncS, in truth, have fallen in pleasant places
- How many sickl! ones wish they were
healthy; how many beggermen wish they
were wealthy how many ugly ones wish they
were pretty; how many stupid ones wish they
were witty; how many bachelors wish they
were married; how many Benedicts wish they
had tarried! Single or double. life's full of
trouble-riches are stubble, pleasures a bub-
bic
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-05
SLEIGu-RIDING MADE Luxurious.

SLEIGH-RIDING MADE LUXUEIoUs.-A cum
ming arliticer has discovered a mode of SO
warming the bottom Of a sleigh. that a turn
with the thermometer at zero will be nothing
more. as regards the .tcat. than sulky drive
with it at scventytwo.-Only think of max
ing love under robe of furS with your toes
as comfortably toasted as though you were at
the home fircside.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-05
Approved, November IL. 1857.

No. 5.-AN ACT in Addition to Chapter
Twent. Seven Of the Compiled Statutes,
and Neating to the Venue of Actions.
II is hereJy ,"u'ied. d.:
SEC l. In all cases where bill in Chan
Gerry is brought for an injunction upon suit
1t law. and an issue. involving substantially
the issue formed in the suit at law, is sent
ont of Chancery TO be tried by jury, such
tra shall be had in the County where snch
action at law is pending.
SEC. > This Act snail take effect frt m its
passage.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-05
\TES OF ADVERTISING

Per square. (of = lines). three insertions, ST
For each subsequent insertion. l5c.
Business Cards Of five lines. per annum. 81
Special Notices. loaded. double the above rates.
All short advertisements. such as I.heratons.
Lost Found E>trayS. Notices, &C.. not probably
making over fifteen lines. are charged at 81; and
to save the trouble of book keeping and collecting,
must invariably be accompanied with the cash.
-. Advertisements inserted till forbid tf) unless
otherwise ordered.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-05
Approved, October 30. 1861.
No. AN ACT Relating to DEGREES in
Chancery.

Chancery.
N is h>r,by enocfed. de-:
SIC. |. Every Chancellor in this State,
and every Circuit Judge. whose term of office
has heretofore expired. or may hereafter e1-
pire. shall have authority to sign all DEGREES
in Chancrry which. by mistake or otherwise.
NAV not have been signed. as of the term
when the saliie should have been signed.
SIC. ,. This Ac, shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, November IL. 1857.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-05
Approved, November 10, 1857,

No: L.-AN ACT in Amendment Of an Act
Entitled, "An Act in Relation to Assign
ments; approved November IS. 1885,. and
to Amend an .Ae. Entitled, AN Act in Re-
ia'!on to Assignments Approved Noveu,.
Der IL, 1856.
y IS k~e5y cs,c-,J d.:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-12-05

No. 3.-AN ACT Relating to the Jurisdic-
ton of Masters in Chancery.
is hereby enar'ea. DC:
SIC. l. The Jurisdiction of Masters in
hancery shall extend throughout the State.
SEC. >. This Act shall take effect from its
passage.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
Orouille DaiIq Butte Retu1h.
DAILY (sUNDAYs EXCEPTED
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation I'm the mining ana hsrlcnulrain'"
tcts Of the county, viii contain the ocal aud general
news of the week, iulerspersed with Interesting ms
cGaneous reading matter. II will contain t"ehi!
eight columns at reading matter, and VIII be one "i
the large.l aud cheapest Weekly Newspaper in the
State Published every Saturday. Tcrm.-S5 per
Annum; six months, 81; three months s..
ayst ras .y,,,,n 81 90
s,srn rnsnhaenuontInsertiop 80
tH~ A liherai deduction will bemadc intaVor ol
those who advertise by the yehf
SH- Businessca rtls inserted on rcnsonHhlfierms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29

u. II e O. Ia M so
STEAM REFINED CANDY
NJ A NJ UF ACT Q r Y,
40. So Montgomery street, between Bush and Sut-
ter, streets. san Francisco.
TENHE PROPRIETOR of the above named estab.
a lishment takes tins mtthDl of Informing his
numerous friends and customers that ne intends
following the example OF the Gas Conpany-that ~
to reduce his prices which he hopes viii give entire
satisfaction to all.
Ills candies are all manufactured from Stuart.
refined sugar which he imports hun self, aud All the
used ny him are of the finest flavor and the
best in the MARKET together with variety of other
urtces Appcrtang TO the manufacture of candies, ton
numerous to mention.
Having had an experience OF seven years IN the bu
sincss In ,hs city, an being the
FIRST COME CTIo NER
On the P.lciic coast. he faters himself he will b."
able to oi satisfaction TO all who may favor
him with their trade.
Bya new and improved process, his candies are
made ul Il quicker ra md at Less cXpen than for
merl, that he is enabled to sell ut much lower
figure than heretofore.
Persons desiring ANYTHING in his line will do well
to call aud examine his splendid stock of clndes, rs
we'll Gs his prices. ns he feels confident they cannot
fail 10 please the striCeSt economist.
WHOLESALE Prices.
A beautiful assortment Of STICKS, LUMPS AND
DROPS, selling at the reduced rates
FlTURES- Including
GARAWAY SEEDS, pearled and smooth,
CINNAMON STRINGS,
GLOVE BUDS.
CASSlA BUDS,
COREANDER SEEDS; large ana
small at 2Ots per pounu.
GUM DROP--SNODrlI ALMONDS,
JUJUBE PASTE. FRENCH NOTICES,
ALMOND CANDY, &c. nj 30 cents.
AALso-A beautiful assortment of FRENCH CAN
DIES, varying in prices according to quality.
The attention of the trading public j. invited to ex
anime this immense stock Candies, comprising eyery
thng in tie 'dulCe" line
lie leaves the buyrcs Judge Of the superiority
of his articles 50 call and for yourselves for
lar demonstration is proof positive. J. REGAIN.
RemeAber the n jm5er-33 Montg pnery street. be-
twprn Bush aud SItter San Fran,i.co. NI9-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29

Excess IN THE PU&sUtT OF PLEA
SURE am not here to deny or con-
ceal the exposure to excess, and actu-
al lapse of the young into excess, IN
the love and pursuit Of pleasure. The
momeat it becomes anything more than
relaxation from toil--,he unbendlng
Of bow kept ordlarily at its strain, the
exception and not the rule, the leisure
of the busy, the fun Of the serious, the
play of the worker, the seE.forgetfuI-
ness of the thoughtful, the recreation
ef the wca'y and exhausted--lt is ex-
cess. But things are not to be aban-
doncd because their use requires judg-
ment and control. The best things
arc most open to abuse, and amusc-
inert. like food, love, power, money,
requires TO have the dangers OF ITS
pursuit pointed out, but not its lawful
ness or It's innocelcy, IL - place and
degree, denied OF concealed.-H II. W.
Bellows.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29

The EARrH.-For every mile that
we leave the suface Of our earth, the
temperature falls five degrees. At foT.
tv.6ve miles distance from the globe
we get beyond the atmosphere, and eD-
ter strictly speaking. into the regions
of space, whose temperature IS two
hundred and twenty-6 FIVE degrees below
zero; aud here cold reisns with all ITS
p .wer. Some idea Oh this intense coid
may be forned by stating that the
greatest cold observed from the Arc
tic Circle is from forty to fifty degrees
below zero.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
JUST RECEIV + ID =,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
Morning Light, Fiyi Fish, Fly ing Mlst II large
supply of Pure Cream Tar!nr LARD ol' Extract '.l'
quurice, Blue Nitrol. German and English CamomiIe
Saitpetre corn starch Shakers SaYsaparlla Sarsa-
pariiln Root Gum Arabiac, Cnri; Acid Potash, En-
tracts ut Lemon Rose and Vanil Il, Vanilla Beans,
Ro,lru l.inseed Oil, Castor Oil in Barrels, Pure Vel.
low and White Wax kidler's, Bowers and Weight
mans Tartaric Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. sage, Yankee.
Soap, Iudrllible Ink, Roses Backing Brushes Ma
SONS Blacllng cod Liver oil, Spanish and American
Saffron, Duhin's Extracts. 'ienulne Nright's bJhu
dre,hs Mofai's and other Pills. ChamO. Skius, Ly>
cnns,iitlm Essential Oils Congress " ater in pluls
and quarts, Borax, Sal Soda. Pearl Farley anG many
Other staple articles which together with our former
large stock OF Drugs makes our assortment AS varied
and Iarg, as any Drug House in the city, 10 which
we invite the attention of the rado and Others buy
ing in this market ALBAN THOnAS& CO,
WhuIesnie and Retail Druggists.
ap7tf lG., ST." ~ r''' '''
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
4 Parsons Opinion.

Parson Brownlow, of the Knoxs-
Vile Wing, has been scrutlnlzlng the
moral condition Of m1nkind in this
generation, and gives the result of has
observations in the following plain.
blunt LANGUAGE:
The Gospel is preached 70 the peo'
PIE regularly, all over the country, re
ligious papers and magazines are CIR
culatcd in families, and many v'laaol"
persons SCI good examples before the
world, but notwithst ndlng all this,
and more, observation teaches that
ra~callity abounds IN all classes OF So
cie'y. Petty Chcfs are daily commlt-
ted, such as robbiog money drawers,
stealing clothes and dry goods, chick
ems, ducks, corn and other vegetables.
Str,lImg yagabondS, dealing in coun-
terfeit money and disc sed horses, are
all over to-. country Gamblers, trav-
cling and loo Il, and resident rogues,
are all on tie alert. Pi.us villains,
with faces as sanctified as the moral
law, are keeping false accounts and
wearing to them, for the sake Of gain.
Whlskey shops are selling by the small
ia violation Of the liquor law, drug
store, are training up drnnkards IN
high life, and stfordng facilities for
Sabbath dr.ukpg, which can be had
nowhele el,o The rich arc expressing
the poor, and the poor are content 20
live n rags and ldleness.
Dealers IN produce come to town and
exact two prices for all they have to
sell, and the owners of real estate IN
towns are asking double rents, TO the
injury oe business and the growth OF
towns. Banks and corporations, ln>
tended for the public good, have their
favorites, and are partial IN the distrI-
button of iavors. Families prosecute
and envy each other. individuals SIAN
der their betters. Persons OF low orI-
gin put on airs, and falsely pretend to
be more than they are.
Cheatings and misrepresentation are
the order of tho day generally. In
politics there is very lIttle patriotism
or love of country, while demagosues
seek to mislead and build up their for,
tunes at the hazard of running she
country. In religion there IS more
hypocEicy than grace, and the bigges-
Scoundrcls living crowd into the church
with view to cloak their rascally de-
signs and more etfoctually serve tho
devil!
In a word, rascality abounds in aIF
classes, and in all countries. The dc.
vii is stalking abroad in open daylight,
without the precaution to dr. SIS h'm>
self Aud if the present generation OF
men could see themse elye in the Gospel
glass, they are as black as hell
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
NOTICE.

STAf& or gAtit. .,' VIA, COUNTY OF BUTTE,
Board ., -HperNIsors Nay Term. 1857.
Oruville. way ia 1871
1T l. oRnRNiD 'nHt her, a ter. any person pre-
& sentiig air gVicrs Us labur al any nature.
ur or mrrc aut'lo. rr any - her prnpePiy or sLQ-
plies for n Use ui he '"uHty hall eeFtfsy theeVJU
Il. Other prfs IA utd-red ted tor such
-eryice. tabor ~ supplies
~ ORDER az fEE BOARh.
ATTEST; the foregoing atrle eoiy trIm The i,nr.
nal of SAID Boari Ntu.s> my hand aild lhe seal OF
L. : said County, ,hs May sai, 1871.
SS5-6: MILES CuARlN, Clerk.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-29
Information IYansed

OFGEo ". BOuIUN--When i,>t heart from, he
was In the Northern Mines Any inur,a uun dI
rected 10 this otc, will gratefully rnconed US hs
mother,
MRS. T. PORT, orovilIe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-26

SEWING MACHIBE.-The manufacture Of sewing
machines is becoming an important branch Of in
dustry. The New York Tribune states that Of the
$50 machines that have been patented, probably
not half dozen of them have any merritt but the
few that have merit are selling in constantly ao-
celebrating ratio. single thrifty house engaged in
the manufacture of hoop skirts, has one hundred
and seventy-hve sewing machines constantly at
work, and is adding TO the number There are
seamstresses in New YOrk city who first borrowed
the money to buy, and now own two three, hiring
other seamstresses to work those for which their
own hands do not suffice. For sewing leather or
other work too heavy for delicate fingers, some Of
IAN are unequalled. The Tribune says it may be
extravsgant to estimate that half the sewing in
New York city is at present done by machines, but
thinks the time is approaching when at least three
foUrths will be- A single inventor who has become
too well off to manufacture machines, is receiving
from various manufacturers at the rate Of $4,000
per snnum for the privilege of using his patent
Those Of our readers who wish TO procure one Of
these labor sewing machines, will find large stock
from which to select at R. H. Brockway & Co.'S, or
P. Foy's, on the Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-26
WANTS.

There is a surprisingly large class Of persons not
sWare Of the practical, daily palpable advantages
of advertising. The supply of things required by
mankind is marvelously matched by the demand
and the only requisite for placing in everybOdy's
hands, everything desired is to bring the producer
and cOnsumer-he who would sell and he who would
buy-tOgether. That particular essential is the in
terror life Of the system Of advertising If any one
Of readers has house to rent, or wishes to rent
house. or wants a cook or ehambermaid-Or any
body able to specify ability to do something, wants
an emPloyer--Or anybody finds anything and wants
an for it, loses anything and would find it,
try the effect Of a small investment in our columns,
and mark the consequences.
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osKANR.
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BY TELEGRAPH..

MEMPHIS, June IA man bv the name of John
Everson shot dead this Afternoon in front Of the
Worsham House, By gambler namod John Able
FOR asking the latter 70 pay him some money which
he owed. The affair has caused great excitement
Able was put in Jail and the citizens assembled
hanging him, but we're persuaded away by the
Mayor and others A meeting was then appointed
Tor TINS evening to determine what to do.
DETROIT, June 24.--The blast furnace, vita the
machinery at Rantramaek, owned by the Detroit
aad Lake Superior iron mining company, has been
destroyed By fire. Loss S88, 900; partly insured,
CINCINNATI, June "a. - Flour Sc, 4Oas6,65
Waiskey active, 272a2sc, corn 75a77e.; bacon l25;
mess pork dull
NEW YORK, June 24.-The keel for 8 large ship
Of war was sold here today for the Russian navy.
Cotton and -four firm; corn advancing.
PHILADELPHIA, June 24-At meeting Of ship
owners an agreement was made to discontinue the
advance Of seamens' wages after the lst Of July,
according to the plan proposed by the ship owners
Of New York and Boston.
WASHINGTON, June 24-The President has re-
cognised Edward Walhouse Mark, British Consul,
resident at Baltimore.
NEW ORLEANS, June 24-Sales Of Cotton to-
day 1000 bales; market firm, at yesterdays prices
Flour declining-Other articles dull
MEMPHIS, June 25.--At the meeting Of the citi-
zens last night, 8 jury was formed composed Of
six men from each Ward, who found Able guilty Of
murder in the first degree, and the rest for taking
lawful course.
A resolution was passed requiring all gamblers to
leave the city in ten days, or be foreibly elected
The father Of Able, who is also gambler and
murderer, ordered to leave the city at y o'clock
to-day.
Last night the crowd got cannon and proceeded
to the Jail to force it Open but were dissuaded by
the Mayor.
NEW YORK, June 25--The steamer Daniel Web
ster, Of New Orleans, has arrived.
The Kangaroo sailed for Liverpool TO- day with $50
passengers.
ST. LOUIS, June -River-There is about Is
fee water in the channel to Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, June 22-River 6 feet water on |
the falls and receding. Weather clear; thermome-
ter IS.
Santa Fe dates TO the 90th are received.
Three hundred and fifty troops under Col Bonnie
vile had entered ella in the Apache country
The Governor of Chihuahua was opening HOSTILE |
ties agains the Indians He cooperates with Bonnie
vile, and will prevent the Indians from entering
Mexican territory.
NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-Sales cotton to-day |
2 900 bales. No receipts to-day. Flour lower; St.
Louis $500; pork dull, 24c ;seoffee sitter
fceigbts, exchange and other articles unchanged
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Each saturday i'm July

LORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEg
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PILESl PILESI PLLESI

FILES FILES PILES
rHIs HIFHEKTJ ISrRACrABLH DIsE,ss, EFERT
EvEEY sTLGE
CUEED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGu'S PILE sALVE
WILL never fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the WOEs -Hd most obstinate cases
HsmOrrhOids 5- Plies II 10 the
ONLY IEFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here for the Piles and 10 the result Of years
Of UEiisnt study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles hagR q remedy ct hand which
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure On its part to do all the proprietor
claims for IT,
Full directions accompanying ehch box and eli that 10
requisite strictly to observe them and cure will soon
70 follow.
DR. 7 H. CAVAEAUaH, presently
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city q few DAYS ago
was suffering intensely with the piles mentioned ny
condition 70 you asking your advice You recommended
your Pile SaTe saving il would cure me. tired 1.-THE
effect was immediate and 1 an DOE well. I believe u
20 he, as proved ny case iuvaluae remedy and
sure cure Tor thai disease the Piles and such recon
mend il 70 others.
Yours truly, JOHN ", HANSON, OfSt. Louis, No,
- Price 81 per box. For sac in Nashville By EHin
Bro5 Wholesale Agents, and b. Druggists and Dealers
generally,
Dr. 7, 4, OAVAEAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
sugsl-1y inside 81 LOuias No,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-26
COMMERCIAL.
Augusta Market, June 2a.

BACoN-The demand for Bacon has fallen Of con-
siderably, in consequence Of the prevailing high
rates and the market exhibits tendency 10 easier
prices. We quote for hog round lI0l4l cents for
tennessee. There is a good supply of Western meat
on the market, the principal portion of which is
held for the fall trade.
LARp-Demand limited, and for a choice article
Il cents is asked.
CoRN-Selling at retail at 81 10. No large lots
oferipq. and prices are unsettled. By the quantity,
n would be difficult 10 obtain over &c cents.
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$50 REV XRD.

Will pay Fifty Dollars reward iof negro man nsuea
LOGAN ffdeIivered 10 me a5 No 49, Gear street, NASH
VILE Tenn who ran of rom J. Lnmsdsn,s lan-ysTd lev
dave ago He ea- broUg hers by JohR shear"ooa fo
BecknFdge county, Ky about the 3nth Of November last,
and 60 here Re IS probably about Nashville OF vii ty
70 geg back into the neigb0oThood Of bowinggreeni n.y.
He Is Of black complexion, about g years Of Eges feet
inches high weighs about 40 pounds has 81 as ing Will
kers bacS Buengvistl hg black sumner eonts 6ack CO.
ored pants White shirt and 6oga ahoes. He Is quick spo
will seldom look any one In me lsce whe1 SPOKEN
TO. 9 me - AHOS - yAb-hs;
III ? Bowling Green (ky.l STANDARD copy lnFee nohtAa
and send bill 10 this Office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-26
DIR. A. G. GOOdlet,
Vegetable Panacea

GBGGaUAG FauaCea
GOODLET'S LIRAMGNT, GIN MENT AND
EYE SALVE.
Coughs Colds, Headache, Indigestion and
Di>peps.a,
Which a5icts many persons, relieved and
sGsCusy cured by proper Of the Vegetable
PanBcea than any other remedy
Female Diseases The Vegetable Panscea Is most
peculiarly adapted to female diseases
GOOdIet's Vegetable Imminent, GOOdIet's
UnrivaIed ointment, and GOOdIet's Eye
SaIVe, are superior remedies. AL persons whe have
made trial Of them speak them in the highest
FAMILIES who adopted the of the above rene
dies prepared BY Dr. GOodet, much pleased with
them generally give them snLhusia praise
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