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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-20
New Arrangement.
Will sell for Money 1!
Agents Wanted !

100 YOUNG and middlc-ngcd men are
, wv wanted who will receive Tor their scr,i,
vices $40 per mouth and expenses paid, or nu a..
gent can engage Ia th" business f1r himself upon
capital of from ~ 10 Sl2, and make from 50 to
SO per day. Indeed, some of our agents nov
engaged IN the bdtincss are making twice that
sum. For particulars address GODDARD a co.
Worcester, Mass, and. enclose postage stamp
Worcester, Feb, T., 1855. 7i-..
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A Rare Chance,

a III. those intending to build next season
VIII save full II per cent by forwarding TO the
subscriber their orders for sash and Doors osi ~
that they may be got out this winter. Having on
hand a good supply Of the best Of Pine. bought
3r e9Sh Mt prices to suit the times he is confident
mat nc can give better bargains con sidcrnr oual-
ny and workman ship, than can be afforded nj nny
see il this is so. l. a S.rEvENNSS gu"
st. Johnsbury. Nov %, 1857. GI,f
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HARNESS SHOP.
Good News to Cash BUYERS !

January nrNt, viii cell their Goods Tor CASH
aud nt lower prices than ever sod Tor la this VI
entity, Como and tD Ma, We have ON hand
large assorlmcut bought since the Railroad reach.
ed u-, and can aud viii sell a. the very lowest
prices.
Farmers Mechanic. and Citizens ~ this aud
The utighbatiug Towns, whenever you are va want
OF Goods ~ ANY Mind, just give usR call; Tor here
You VII ma larger assortment than IL usually
kept 10 country stores
q, II, s. !. NJ. WEEKS.
Lyndon. Dec %. 1857. Gsif
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STATE OF rERVONT

1900. tllcdnnla District.
The probate Court Of the District Caledonia To All
sons interested m the estate Of John stuart late OF mar
net IN said district, deceased iutcstnte. ~
WALTER HARVEY, administrator OF said estate ron
tcscnts u said Court tbN his petition wfitnpl tnt
The said John stuart deceased at the tiuie of hs
deFth, the owner " certain real estate wiz the Home
Farm containing uhuut us acres and place ON hh
said deceased i've at the time II MA death al.n IA
MN and about - acres Of land MI IN Hnrnpt aforcn
Also slip IN the church al Fcauham shed said IA
mnirhor also represents that the personal i saib
interstate Is not HuNucut in value ~ rh. ,,,
tr'T mn rrI ttTr thaf
the sale of pNrt or the whole said trnI estate il
~ Tot That purpnso, aud that part said re, estate
not bc sold without injury TO those Interested In the re-
maindcr. 80 wv ~
said administrator also represents In said pctiton that
II would he beneficial to tho heirs those nrrcstr Ia
Ha estate that the whole Of said estate saving tho gb
the widow therein aud homestead ftcte hr any -
Guiding tho tcNcrion Of the widows dover should be- Ala
although the same necessary To nav debts anL
safe should Ice dccruoL and assigned the law rgr mi
SAID administrator has made application 10 said Court r
license and authority to sell thE whole sA estate mr.
suant to the provisions OF the statute IN that behalf
said application VIII be heard aud decided
Al the Probate O0rc In ST JuhnshurN In said district of
Caledonia, on the :2d day VI March, next. ~
You are therefore hereby notified To- appear before said
Coutat the time and place Aforesaid and rc a bond with
condition To pay said debts and the cNpcikes aminis
taon io such sum aud Within such time AZ snld court
sha direct u You would redeem said estate frn sae
said license. ~ 49, - "'
Dated at 81 Jonsbur, Aforesaid. this 2sth day ofPeb
1911 ASA l., FRENCH Judge OF Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-20
New Boot and Shoe Store
AND MANUFACTOr

AND MANUFACTORY,
THE undersigned having opened n Boot and
shoe Stor" In the village ofrdwcr Water
ford would respectfully shy to the citizens Of that
well.sclectcd stock Of Boots, Shoes and Rubbcrs
OF all kinds usually kept In any county store
i. y. Particular attention Rivon 20 the mann
hcturo Of Gents Calf and Thick Boots
Repairing done with neatncss and dcspotcb
Also, hrst-ratc Tea and Tobacco for sale ch.,,,
F'o' y 1898 mr. j. TAYLOR,
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Jobbing Business.

'Hlll subscribers. having formed q co-part-
ucrshp, are prepared 20 do an kinds NJ job.
hing, NJ larry" or small amounts, 40 short notice
aud ON reasonable terms, 49, heretofore Order,
Yen a. Holes Clothing Store ~ 90 their stable ON
l'ailtoad street, viii be promptly attended 60.
4. H. ltINT.
\. IL. LEI.
st. Juhushufy, March {, 1858, 1ju
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AW 81 WIS.,
GA GT- FOR TER a, &C.
SAW MANUFACTURERS.
Fishersville, N. H., Since le49.

w HERE they keep large assortment
,NI ana manufacture TO order all the various
nsnds OF olAC uLAR and other SAWS that are
uSrd IN thc United States and Canadas
u, The large Circui,r Saws arc ground hy
Mnehine madc expressly forI eh6 purpose. ea,,,r-
quunIS arc much trucr and superior 10 those
ground in the usual manner. ''S'
, nose VA want OF Saws arc respectfully Invited
t1 n eal r"w- Repaired at short notice. and
NJ orders tfSmptk executed. List Of Prices sent
c. GAGR.-s'7 Gro ,,,.,.
J. @. GAGE, l. X GAGE, II NJ R ~ III Err
Fishsryillr. Jan. l, 1887. ct 20
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-20
Dr. Weeks's Magic Compound,
NO. i.

The Medicine That sells At homc-the best rec.
OmmeHdafiDn II can hare.
4 s an ENpcctonnt ithas no equal Tor coughs
~ colds, asthma, whooping cough Group. sore
throat aud al lung diseases, 10 h valuable rem.
cdy Also, IN scIpfula. which presents itself IN 30
mlny forms, Rui m short Il IL good Ia every faint
~ the system caused 10y impure blood --------s
II uuly remains fpr YOU 10 use the compound 10
become acquainted with ~ virtues
MI q II IE " II -
II YOU wish 60 save your children from the ds
ucssing symptoms Of Group, which occur 30 sud
denly, and are Omen fatal, do not fail To- procure
bottle ~ this mcdiriac 10 will relieve the sufferer
almost instantly
rms IS so HGMBEG
tell you the Imth--unl you try IT,
For6rthcr information and tc.timoniaIs, please
read The circular that accompanies each bottle.
This Compound b. purely vegetable. rouuosrd
ingredient more poisonous than the hr, which T.
a.dtIlrious fruit | use no opium ia this mcdi
cine IN my form whatever, thus avoid IT, palia.
tive influence that b. certain 10 follow IL, use.
Prepared by Dr. s. G. WEEKS,
Si.Johu,hury. VI.
Wvrk-'- hu-ir compound 80. I g. sold whole.
,alc aud rriail 10y J, {, bingham, Druggist, ST.
Iohnshury, VI Also, 10y u Weeks, 81 Johps.
burr Centre, Films Cheney, Fairbanks Village;
l'cck a. Higgins. Iaseump,ic, J., Parks. passump
sic, aud Bcniamiu trfecuhtuk. Dan,illr.
For sale also, by VIM II McGnfTcy, Lyndon =
llnlgi .LnilLluu--A Ill & a.l4aI....-.
DO do Il FISK y son, Whitehead. y II. J & Oar.
ling 4 Co luucnhurgi ltun y Co. Lower Wa.
tfrinrd, ) II Weeks, Dun,illc; WIN Josl,n,
llatton = J \ Miller, West barnet
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-20

hudusr ", 1854 Dugug thC tine have held the ofr,
or Counissunor of Patches, H. Eddy H-n OF Hostor
mas hccH TKtESvCy ged IN the busine,
WIN ne oncc rs Sotcqr itc tsthnfourhy acquainted
WIN The law anu tho rurs of prpttice once re
gard him ono Of the capable ana succcsgn pras
Ntinners VIII whom have had onicldi In orconrse
ChAS. MASON, Commissioner II Patents"
hosi'u, IlnGsty mss Gy.iV
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-20
Knapp,s Patent
Sewing Machines,

rHHE GROVER * BAKER Family Sew.
L ing Machines are superior to all others. The
simplicity ofhcr construction the facility ofihcir
use, and the strength ~ their work are strong
recommendations. They ARE coming into very
They are for sale by CHAMBERLAIN FLETCU-
E.' St4Johqsbufy, at manufacturers prices.
Nov. D. lSj1 SQ,f
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Newbury Semir airy

FEM ale COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
CIIAS. " CUSHING, AN. Pr nclpaI
Spring Term ~ II weeks begins March T. 1858.
Tall Term of u weeks hcgint August ~, 1853.
Thorough and experienced Teachers Ia cycfy
department
Special adanlhges iu FrHch, Music. and Draw
Ing and Painting.
Board, inclusive Of Fuel and Light. - pcrwcck.
Tuition cheap az IN other institutions ~ the
grade. J., KNIGHT, Secretary.
Nrwhury, VI, Jan. VI, 1853 o. 80
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IfIINION AL.
JOHN p. JEWETT & COMPANY
uNNt WNuNIu 10
No. 90 WASHINGTON STREET.

81 the utrrsrt uuu uf Washington with Curnh 20 story
o. TWsh ra,, ~, r'".sr g. continue their business a.
fullshrfH ana zoo addition their former works have
90 prcs', 60 ' issued IN March the iuaNlur valuable
Hooks.
TRAILS Josgruus, Win ISAAC rAYLoRA
NuttS. -
rllE PITTS StREEr CHAPEL LLCIlRIl.- sl......
lt ~ LlfEHst g.
-THH- pAHAtHa.- arrti N,ft.v'. ri tr-rfrrKT
go .N
HEMAlE NuiE WOMEN OF DIFFERENT NATIONS
AND AGis~rti,t o.
1911
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pnriuF tho time occupied the oGlea Of Dom
ol Patents X VI Eddy. B6 Boston did bugtncss lie
Patent once as Solicitor for procuring Thers
loH any, persons acting IN that capacity who had 50
much business before the Patcnt once there were
mono who conducted II with skill ndeltv nd sr
lrcuard Mt Eddv of the beat Informed nn ,n.,
skiLml Patent Solicitors la the limited Statoa aud Ly nv
hesitation IN assuring inventors that thrv canDot
person more competent and truswo and more ana
BILE OF putting their Applications uruI tvrrr mr. ,
an early audiagurHbie oGusideTnitoag the Patent o.
EDMUND BURKE
-ate Commissioner Of Patents. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-20
Planed Clapboards,

SAWED from the round log, a superior article.
- for sale by Hubbard * RICHARDS.
west Concord Oct, !, 1907. 59tf
SARPITTNG S.
A large assortment Of Carpctings Just receive
~ Tor safe Wy J.. JEWETT.
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EW GOOD S +!

TIlE subscribcr has Just received O lot of New
Goods adapted TO the season, Plcasccall aud
examine, T., JEMETT.
81 Johnsbury, Sept 10, 1857.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-13
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAlLW A \
ia

CHANGE OF HOURS AND TRAINS.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
THE NORTHERN CENTRAL, RAILWAY being com
pleed and in operation to Wamsport making close
connections with trains the WamspOrt and Elmira
New York and Erie and Canandaigua Railroads for
WILLIAMSPORT, ELMIRA, ROCHESTER, SYRACUSE
NIAGARA FALLS, BINGHAMPT0N, BUFFALO,
BATAVIA, 0SWEGO,
ALL THE TOWNS AND CITIES IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA
On and after October 7h trains will run as follows
Passengers for Niagara Fails, Buffalo, Harrisburg, Car
Isle, Chambersburg, Lancaster leave CaTart Station at
8.15 A. NJ. and $50, P. NJ.
ThrOught Niagara and BsgTalo in II hours
Passengers for Pittsburg Chicago, CnCnJ All ST. Louis
and other cities and towns in the West Nort and South
west leave Calvert Station at s Is A. NJ. and TO- P NJ
For Bedford Springs passengers leave by trains at - A
N. and TO- P. NJ, connecting with the Pennsylvania and
Broad Top Railroads.
Ali trains stop at regular way stations.
rare TO Elmlra... ''.'''.'SI
DO Buffalo. ~
Baggage checked through to all principal points WEST
and NORTH.
Passengers have the opportunity of stopping
point of the cities the route, and their
seats at pleasure.
BY the completion of this road to Williamsport,
fer the Travellers the following comparison distance
I
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TE0 HHDS. BACON SIDES, SHOUL-
lcODERS AND HAMS;
200 bbls Ohio Extra Flour
200 bbls. Ohio high proof Whiskey;
rs bbls. Ohio Old Rye Whiskey;
5 bbls. very choice Old Malt Whiskey;
so bbls. CID Bourbon Whiskey, warranted genuine
from &C. Alexander Paris, Bourbon CO. Kentucky.
60 hhds. choice Western Smoked Shoulders in tight
Bacon casks;
40 hhds Western Smoked Sides in tight Bacon casks
20 do. do. do. Hams, do. do
tierces ''Marfelds" superior Family Hams;
10 kegs superior Sausage Cases;
In store and for sale by B. T. ELDER,
s25-tf 100 S. EutaM St. opnosite B. L O. RI. Depot
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Ia ess E1ggsss.sgs@s.s35 PHILADELPHIA,
hHz2SE S1EaNSE WILMINGT AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY October Passenger trains for
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY Except Sundays as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 O'Clock A. NJ, WAY MAI
at ii A. NJ; EVENING MAIL at $40 P. NJ
ON SUNDAYS at $40 ?. NJ. only. All trains come
with New York Trains except $40 F. NJ on Saturdays
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at s A. NJ
P NJ. and IL p NJ.
From HAvRE DE GRACE and intermediate places
O'Clock 2. NJ.
FOR SEAF0RD, DELAWARE.
Passengers leaving Baltimore IL A. NJ conpte
at Wilmington with 535 P. NJ. train and $40 P NJ { ON
Baltimore with 8 .25 A. NJ. train.
NOTICEA cOored persons, whether bond free, VII.
be required to bring responsible white person. Ler
sonay known to the undersigned, who will be willinI
sign bond to the Company before they will be
any portion of the road
oc4f VIM CRAWFORD, Ager
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From Thomas Dunn English, M D., Editor Of the ".
Sunday Courier.
New YORK, January 4th, 1855
Mr.. N. W. SPEERs-SIR-I generally refuse to give
certificates anything but this Baby Walker of yours
give much satisfaction juvenile mem
Der of family, that break through the rule on its be-
half 1t appears to well adapted to the purpose for
which it is designed 1t allows exercise without fatigue
delights the infant exceedingly, and is guardian against
the evils sometimes resulting from the neglect of nurses
You liberty these lines in any calculated
to dc you service THOS. DUNN ENGLISH, NJ D
For sale only in this city, by
CORTLAN & CO.,
au14-tf Nos PIG and 2lS Baltimore ST.
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8aiI 8uaOs.
r.. sSa CD FOR TIL Z
81 ~ r. z .zHaf @Ssnss WEST AND SOUTH

La esa &C. + Il II h
Ez.@ HsG5RH--En@ WEST AND SOUTH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
On and after September Goth, 1858, the trains wilr
follows:
Leav camden Station, Baltimore-Mal Except I'M
day. at $50 A. NJ; Express daily at sos P NJ, for Al
PARTS OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH
WEST Both trains go through direct.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 80 A. NJ
train; between Piedmont and Wheeling, and between
Grafton and Parkersburg take the sos p ~ train from
Baltimore.
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at AIS P.
NJ, and from Frederick at $40 A. NJ.
THE ELLICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
62OA NJ, and $50 P. NJ, and Ellicotts Mills at SO A. NJ
and 40 p NJ.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at so and $50 A. NJ, and $50 AMI
$50 P. NJ On Sundays at 4.30 A. NJ only. Leaves Wash
ngton for Baltimore at SIS and 745 A NJ and $50 and
AS p NJ. On Sundays $50 P. NJ. only. The second
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect
with trains the Annapolis Road.
For tickets of every kind information, &c, apply to
]. T. ENGLAND, Agent at the Ticket Office, Camden
station W. P. SMITH,
Master of transportation
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent. nl3-tf
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mmfhnSi3t.

| SWEET CiDER.-300 gallons Cider, pure
/ ~ juice;
30 bbls. N f. RUM,
25 bbls. CIDER VINEGAR:
100 bblS. EXTRA FLOUR;
go bbls. OLD WHISKEY;
/ so bbls Susquehanna HERRINGS;
/ For sale by J. +. MILLER K CO,
! n51W 70 Bowly's wharf
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"a 1900 Bbls. MAGNOLIA Wills

G rcoM!SG OF! PH HEs Ts.5sH THE
E7s==a<ss c. ZIEGLER, BROWNSVILLE, PENN.
IN CASES OF ONE DOZEN BOTTLES EACH
This extra old WhSkey warranted pure and delicously
mild is unsurpassed by any in the market. II pa cu
lary calculated for family use, where quality consid
Grafton Sold exclusively by the propretors agents,
WIN. GRANGE & Co,
sStf Exchange Place.
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-02-17
sBaptize the whole ARMY,

We have al1eady referred to the religious faith Of the
QsAeral WHO has added SO much lustre to the English
arrAs during the war in India. T. The following anecdote
VAS related BY the Rev. Mr.. Graham, Of Bonn, at >
meeting Of the Hibernian Bible Society in Belfast -
He AAd TO ehthemt that GensHavslock, who is now
- distinguished in India, although a Baptist, was a
member Of his (Mr. Graham's) missionary church at
Bonn, aud his wife and daughter we're members Of it
fer ,eve. years. He'sould also narrate an anecdots re;
gardiag that great and good man, which he had heard
from the lips Of Lady Havelock. When General Have
leek, as colonel Of his regiment, was travelling through
Indie, he always took with him q Bethel tent in which
be preached the gospel and when Sunday came in In.
dia, be usually hoistsd the Bethel Tag, and invited all
men to come aud hear the gospel in fact, he even bap-
tized some. He was reported for this at head quarters,
for aosing in q non-nilitary and ~disorderly manner, and
the commander.in. chief, General Lord Cough, entertain
ed the charge, but with the true spirit Of 2 generous
military man, be caused the state Of Col. Havelock' s
regiment to be examined. He caused the reports Of the
moral state Of the various regiments to be read for some
time back, and he found that Col. Havelock's stood at
the head Of the list there was less drunkenness, less
aogging, less imprisonment in it than any other. When
that was done the commander-in.chie said, go aud
tell Col. Havelock, with my compliments, to bapti:e the
whole army = 8#@AE aa&
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- The genial temper Of .Presidsnt Buchanan. hi.s.,.v
pleasant manners and facy conversation. have alvay,
rendered him = great favorise in society abroad as well
~ at home, and few Of our public men have laid up such
. stock Of amusing aud valuable "reminiscences. There
II one anecdote which he tells Of Gen. jackson. which
IL % characteristic Of the old hero that it is worth pre-.
serving: a~4 49, 80 ~-. aiF~
The President relates that one day during the admin,
istfston IT Old Hickory, he went to the White House
g AK p1fnitsion to present to him the celebrated Miss
Betsy Catoa. Gen. Jackson readily sssented, and named
tie next day for the interview. A the appointed hour
MI. buchanan repaired with his fair charge to the Presi.
DENTAL mansion, snd leaving the lady IN one of the
dfaWing rooms, he mounted to the private cabinet of
the President. To his great surprise aud disappoint.
msnt, he found the General butied; in his books and
papers, and attired in plain morning dress, his chin
unshaved and his favorite pipe in his month. The 'Ssu-
ator from Pennsylvania was grievously embarrassed. He
Wa apprehepsive that if he announced Miss Cations
presence the gallant veteran would descend all in megliye
IS he was. Mr.. Buchanan did not like to expose the
renowned belle to such g shock az shst, and, on the other
hand, he equally dreaded offering a suggestion on the
subjet to the fiery old hero. There was no alternative,
however, and he had to state that Miss Cation was wait
ing the Generals presence in the green drawingroom.
Up jumped Old Hickory at the first word and laid down
his pipe. There was not a moment to be lost, SO Mr.
BUCHANAN, in = timid and ~apologetic manner, 'ventared
to observe that the lady could very we'll wait till the
President had shaved himself The General saw what
be was driving at, and shook his frizzled head at him
like the name Of an enrsged lion. ~"' - ~4"A
Buchanan Numbered out the impetuous old man,
did you ever hear Of the man in Kentucky who got
rich BY minding his own business?' e' 3" ~-
Without stopping to say whether he wa, acquainted
with the remarkable individual in question, the expert
snced Senator fed from the storm and took refuge with
his lovely companion down stairs. In s few minutes
afterwards she hero Of New Orleans entered the room
With that dignity Of manner which nc man knew better
how to assume; and great val Mr.: Buchanan's relief
to Sad that not only was his face quite ivirginal in its
sneothness, bu: that he was got up in bis best black
eait, with boots Of ~fsultless radiance. .I'IIr
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STOVES STOVES,

!. i. Ar THE GTYOF NlNINGER .A.E
4 large supply Of COOKING, PARLOR and or.
FICE STOVES, have just received by the undersigned
which they offer at the most moderates rates to the
citizens Of this and the. adjoining. neighborhoods.
- Also . large assortment Of tin and s~heetirop ware u
suit the wants of the public. ...n II. - lls.Ms,
40 Jobbing Of all kinds attended. to promptly.
u Roofs timed in the best manner to order,
+. Rags, lead, copper brass, ETC., taken in exchange fo1
goods. 4 81. -. ....oa s.. KEMP l. Co.
City of Nininger, Oct. "a, 1857. La IL
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4 Nav REhEDY.-The Cincinnati Commercial says;
4 German who resides in Mill Greek township, while
recently suffering from a pulmonary attack, sent for q
physician who resides on College Hill. In a short time.
the doctor called on him, prescribed two bottles Of cod
liver oil, and receiving his fee Of eight dollars, was told
By The German, who disliked the size Of the bill, that
he need not come again. The German, who, by-the-by,
had not heard the doctors prescription very well, sup
posed be could get the oil aud treat himself. The doc
cor saw no more OF his patient for some time, but one
day riding past the residence Of the German, nc was
pleased to see him out in the garden digging Justify
The case seemed such q proof OF the virtues OF cod liver
oil, that he stopped to make more particular inquiries
about IL IS f,.- ts 4---4-,.t ssa49y
You seem to be getting very WE'LL said he, address,
ing the German. @,~1 20
1Yaw, I ish well,' responded the formerly sick man.
you took as much oil as I told your queried the
doctor.
.oh, y.", have used more as four gallons Of de dog
The what p said the astonished doctor. :.
DE dog liver oil dat you say l shall take. I have
killed most every fat little dog ! could catch, and de dog
liver oil have cure. 1t is great medicine, dat dog liver
OIL a.I 3ea.t Il ! .ntak MAC go Il anil
The doctor had nothing to say, but rode quickly away,
and noted in his memorandum book that consumption
might be rs readily cured With dog liver ola cod liver oil.
The following answer was nsae by Byron to a young
lady who had sent him a kiss-in a letter: =
Thanks to my little absent friend
s.as4.. a kiss you in your letter send, --A@@
But al! the thrilling charm is lost =
In kisses that arrive b post .ss-A
That fruit can only tasteful be; q
When gathered, melting, from ths tree: