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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

m a Yankee doctor has eontriycd 10 cI
tract from sausagcs Hpowerful tonic. " hich he
says contains the whole strength OF the ori,-
mai Dark lie calls it "Sulphate of Can
AcurE ArmcuIARY PowER.-Nr kim
IN his celebrated " Introduction of Eutonoi'
ogy' states that lady seriously assured him
Shc could distinctly hear the steps of 4 gca
ThiIc passing over her nishtcap, and that it
'"...-u MS II walking in pattcns The bus.
band Of that extraordinarily sensitive i,1y j.
to ne oommiscrated more especially II sAe
ever INDUCES in sick headache.
70. 4 gentleman presented lace collar to
way, said "Do not let any ono eIsc ynn,nlc
it off," ''U'' VIII "N'
T. Old Mrs. Darnly is a pattern of house.
nou economy. She says she has made pair
81 SOCKS laSt hitcen wears 10y only knitting
new ieet TO them ovcry winter and new legs
TO them every other winter.
CHARI1Y.-It is stated, says the New York
journal OF Commerce, that the number Of
'.SO'S AZ 'hlS ume receiving aims in that city,
:; more =, Inah o"e,Sirth of the entire populo
lion. This number is entirely supportcd by
Two OF the remaining ivc-siXths, The other
three barely supporting themselves.
= CotRnNG--It is just as sensible move to
undertake. to get married without cour,ing,
rs TO attempt to succeed in business without
advertising. "''''''
70 venerable Irish lady, sixty years old,
IN her way TO market, at Bangor Me, had
,er arm broken by a boys sled throwing her
'oWh she walked to the doctors office had
Ter arm properly. seta and splintercd, took her
'asNet on her sound arm. went to market.
made her purchases, and then went home as
nothing special had occurred.
IMPORTANT RAILROAD -poss,pglr,
h"St Hare Seats. A gentleman named Fo,
ana mas LATELY sued the Hudson River Rail
oad Company for ejecting him from the cars.
nGSr the following circumstances: Mr.. +.
'siaeS at Kingston. lie got on board de-
'ndants car at New York. for tho nurnose Of
oning to this city. He refused to pay his
!rc because the conductor woald no, provide
I'm with seat. For this refusal tho CON
uctor put Mr. Poland off the car in the vi
MY oil Mnnhnttanvillc. The Jury took all
II iaets inte consideration, aud returned
'rdict OF 500 for plaintiff This is rather an
np3rt4nt case. According to the ruling OF
le Judge conductors must be able TO accom-
odate passengers with seats or they Camp,
cover fare,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
a Memorable Wig.

Since the DAYS Of Commodore Stocktons
biz gun there has been no pcaccmakcr like
Mr.. Bnrksdnlc's wig All witnesses agree that
tho tumut Ia the House of Representatives
Was qucllcd entirely and insianiaucously hy
the revelations IL made ut the most critical
moment of the FRAY, Sumson's strength lay
I'm his hair Mr.. Barksdulc's lies in his wan,
ofhair. Nothing inside Of his head ever
produced half the impression that was pro-
duccd by the few moments exposure OF rs
shining surface just at the happy moment
mo cfwoM NM UtoW III go di ,ls a.. :
one Of the oldest Republics, Mr.. Bnrk,dnlcs
Wig ana Tor one OF the Youngest. Who shall
's'' 10" i''''i'l hssGs would haze kee,, kroh op.
eyes uIacNencd and coats rent, or how soon
the Union would have been DESTROYED. hut
for the ludicrous diversion Of thc coub,,,ut,,
'''t'r'r-rr i-r- 1-irr-r. tIrr1rr,r,i
to grow on the Hon. Mr.. Barksdalp's head :
John 'Hiipins wig had some reputation i'm
it' day, bat Il witt heurciurth bear no -u1prr
comparison 10 iHrksdalc's than a bachelor's
scratch or a spinstcr's rat-tail To the full.bot.
tfiiii'-'i e'4.4.--.. a-l-4Fl- Chance llaE TLr
country should recognise its obligations 10
thus historic hcad,gcar in some WA II
Should bo procured, If possible, and nut in
the Patent Office, or in the Smithsonian
institute, whore like the black stone ofCanbn
PaUouc pilgrims from every quarter of the
world may have an opportunity Of learning
on (Which side of the SKULLS of our leg
lN'lofN are To look for the wisdom TO which the
country Is most indebted for It's prosperity.
liy the way, should the Lccofnpton Cnns,i-
tuition tight its way through Congress would
It not be fitting memorial VI the FIRST scaIn-.
taken IN the struggle, to adopt. MS design
Tor The seal OF the new state, a wig Rgtf,j,y.
on one side and on the other Mr.. rafksdole's
head barred to the gratitude of his country.
men '-N y, Erdnag Pos.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

ItrrFu IRON I'M UTAH ARMY, The
Iouis,inc Courier publishes some extracts
nom letter written by Col. \, >, Johnson,
Commanding the Utah expedition, 90 d mem
bcr of his family iu that city. The letter Is
dated at Fort lrdgcr, Dec, H. and says
I'VE are still cncampcd at this place, and
will continue until wc moyr ~ The spring
The army has abundance OF food nuG el9lhnE
and Is well sheltered iromdhc cold M sihley
tents. with your knowledge Of camp lie
Won would pronounce our situation one OF
grrnt comfort. These Siblry tcuu are ml.
conical tents, twelve feet high ana twenty
feet IN diameter, opcu a. uhs top, VIA V"nt
10 prcNcnt It's smoking witch lt dog9 not
quite do. With a stove or Tire huhi IN thI
middle. IL h u great improN cinent ~ inc
comfor, of tie soldier, but not ns good as
wall tent with q stove, for an officer,
| said We have abundance. but inaamarh
, as no one from the Governor ard sivlt oticcTh
ID the nrigsls soldier. cuu' ottnn moro than
one rotnn, We hyye nothing IA ths way ol
hotpitGliN, for it I invite my neighbor To-
dine BE- would b, ne better cd than If be-
said nj nome, willis ! should be- damaged by
I'M. cniug my ra,iou. The regular diuer-out
would Cfc badly here. What genius and.
tact he must be endowed with II hc could
.procuyo an invitation
We gayg dinner 20 the Govcrnos's tbirf
Justice. SC, ca oa9 surplus in the lardcr
Since then [ 90 not think W. could feed an
extra tat at oor mess, such i, oar health and
~ nicely Is the quantity allowed adjusted 70
the measure ol our wants. We, of course
Ind it irksomc boT, bat time will snon roll
r1uHu, and We gtdtt HUt ourselves again IN
the midst Of those We love and admire. Until
then We mast be patient w fear our
friends VIII suffer- nom groundlcss apprc-
tensions on our account. We have no
reason to complain of anything hut absence
! lEal.4- ar AmililA
some think the Mormons, when Il h.
necessary 10 make the issue with them. viii
submit 80 the government do moi acre.
with them. | think their Rnaticism snd'
NHany viii lead them 10 Try. qut, encounter
at least and think our government ought
TO desire It as aiiordiug a simple solution Of
diiheult political question. If they resist.
final stttlcment would bc on the basis of A
conquest We could then dictate 10 them
the terms Of adjustment"
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u a baggage master on the Panama Rail.
road named Davis, went into the Chez,
river morning of Feb Sd, to battle, IIcSSo os
seized by nm alligator, drawn under onJ
drowned. "H"
V Lewis Baker, who murdered Bin pooIo
ana who was arrested near the Canary IslonJs
mas been discharged from bail. This is Non
York Justice. . No"
u Theodore Hook once said to a man. nj,
whose table publshergot very drunk :"wby.
you appear to have cmpticd your winc.cell5r
into your bookseller" '''''
II, Two little girls, aged : and o. d,ucb.
t u OF Mr., Stevens Section Master of ,br :
n Railroad, at Pishon's Ferry, Mo;na NO. y,
drowned IN the kcnnobcc River at tbnt rIaco
on Saturday last They had been across ,bo
li and on returning fell through hole in
W a correspondent informs the Ke,o-
pee journal that during the present wintcr
ma The preceding autumn, between three and
our thousand potridgcs had been corr;"J
through one village in Franklin county 10 ,ba
joston and New York markets. " VIZ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

WAS KNIT KNOCKED BOWS There i. ,
ehlNoIric attempt on the part of Lccomp,on
democratic lcuor-writers TO prove thai Mr.
k"itt Brooks second in the bloody ot,ncI
on Senator. Sumncr) wts not fairly knocked
down by Grow, when THAT gentleman vos
a''oiled by the eholcric South Corolin;sn
last Friday night. His friends say "bc trin'
pea and fell at or about the time Grow
hahd was seen near his (Kcitt's) head. This
attempt To remove from Kcitt the iuST ,1is-
groco. OF being fairly knocked over. reminds
US OF passage in the testimony in the casc
OF me CommoRreaH agt. BoJrorscolc Cor
an aiiroy, tried at Boston some wears AGO,
Counsel-Did you see William B9rrow-
scale knock the man down.
Wihess-William Borrowscalc migb, 10
such thing. ""
Counsel-Answcr me directly. Did vbr
see itorrowscalc knock him down
,Mitness-I can't cxact; say that did
lid see. '.,, ""'' you
Witness-Well, | saw William Borro,,.
Gale take his hand 0icay from tie mans 6eo5
'ticK, and Mn the man .t<R dorn ,ioIt
pcdy ~ y. POST 80" ''|"'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

Mn. Kurrs EXrlASAuos.-Mr koitt is
under the impression that Mr. Grow did not
strike him at all, but thar he tko.lD s'H-h'a
Lis Toe amt fcH dolrH,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20
TBr Californian.
BY c. NJ, STONE SEQ
st. Johnsbury, Feb, 30, 1858.

grItwlllbc the am Of the conductors Of rnr
CALEp0yiAN to gly. The News In an attractive
form aud 10 90. seasons 20 make an interesting
and e!c,aiiug Family Journal TO discuss public
affairs with independence and N'ac'Fi Hnd to
raGp,ttlccommm New England sentiment against
the gr,at Wrong ~ slavery,
-=---H.
C.u..,oypl>,s.-wc ssll.i, ro'ml'lry CON.
alia ration. Gom all rr,,s Of TIC country upon
matters ~ interest o." l,cun ~ Nw5 !" par
Grllar, will De- Thankfully received.
'1-,7-.ycv 7or-- J-d,aUl 81 ccmmcrrc. af.0)o
prpcS This is q mistake. The Journal OF
Commerce Is Known 60 be tho mo,tul,ra PRO
slavery, democratic pepper in tho city Of Sew
Nob, Il is always naughty aud dcnunciato.
gy IN rs tone towards the opponents Of the
administration, using the rpilhcts, Black Re.
pnh'ieaus Abaliiiouis:s, Aeitaiors, Smiel.crs.
sc itw1utd be quito MS truthful 10 Gait t!r
Boston Post q neutral paper as the Journal
az CeMmgrc, Thege arc rcasaHs why 10th
VIII sustain the measures Of the administra.
don, riEhi or wroug,-,hc Post iu,icw Of a
@i office and Of government pf.utiur.-thc
Journal otNommcrcc IN view OF iercNtcnsiYc
circulation ia Tie slave SutcN IIarperg
Weekly, though protesting to be a family
newspaper dabhlcs frequently in politics,
and always on the pro.soycry, democratic
side. Ioih the Journal OF Commerce and
Hwpos Wcrly have large circulation in
Gao slave States, and have never Moe been
mpccted Ofucuiality in politics.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

n. a Yankee doctor has eontriytd 10 o..
tract from sausagcs Spowerfll tonic. uhichb
says contains the whole strength Of the orig
mai bark lie calls it ulphatc OF Can
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-20

Saw. Jim 90 Iud, IDS strange Co me,
Ii.v others thrive iu knowledge
While scarce know the Rule ~ lhl'e'
Although re hrcu GO college
,Ibr reasnu's plain" says Jud 60 JIM
,\Nh, others are more knowing
For thry' re- aware YpIur Other ihlnH =, -
L. ncrdcd-Thut The ggi"g' ~ -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-23
EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 23 1883
STOVES. TINWARE, sc.
STOVES ANDrlNWARE
A Great Chance for Bargains at
j. SCANTLIN, jas

sB-ONMAIN STREET NEXT DOOR TO MARBLE
HALL, OPPOSITE THE STATE BANK.-zc
TIE subscriber having purchased heavy Stock Of
Stoves befoie Che panic. thas self at this season.
with surplus, and rathc tan keep them till
therautamn, he has resolved to put his
prime cost, and this time ne will sell any article fhis
present Stock his cus.oers "a the price oftie lsan
u'acturers ty the wholesale. .....-.--..
His Stock Of Stoves AMI Tinware is &c, and en-
braces variety OF article in his ne and his pres
ent otter will give the people in town and Country, the
best opportunity they viii have in long timeto Sc.
cure bargains Those farmers and others ho may DO,
need new Stove Till next year. win make a good in
yestment to huy now and keep he purchase till they
need the use Of it, for it will them 20 % per
cent in the cost which Is larger interest than they
make in any other way with their surplus funds.
Livery one disposed to purchase is invited call at
the Stove Ware Room, Main street, next door to
Marble Hall, directly opposite the State Bank and ex.
anime the Stock, aud look the largains offered.
nOy2S-iy JAMES SCANTLIN, JR.
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1855.

COSMOPOLITAN AItT UNION.
III HAy now the Cosmopolitan Art Journal for the
n year, for inspection, and am prepared to re-
ceve the subscriptions for new year, and show the ex
ira inducement offered this season. Call and see il.
- T.. }. D0BELL, Hon'y Sec'y.
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j. j. PENNINGTON.
LOOK THIS WAY.

LOOK THIS WAY.
MAVE Just received a splendid assortment of
- bEtak BOOK PaperOf all the sizes, which am pre.
pared 70 get up Books at the shortest notice 10 anv
patron tiat may he wanted, with or without printed
mead have Blank Books and Bills supdry alwavs
elsewhere. MI "eoae Sung
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THE PaECEpTs FOR IMpRovrwESTs

~ iiamDurgh- Western Reserve and Fns,,. nj
CHEESE, 80 boxes choice just received for ssie
Oct 90. ---s llJ GIIBPRT - p0sTr ~
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
+. Y. CARLILE.
Corner OF Main ali Water Streets,
TERMS OF sUB.CRIPTIoN.

- Tne privilege Of yearly advertisers is limited 4?
their OWE imne late business, in their own nane and
sll aivsemenis for the benefit os other persons, as
well legal ADVERTISEMENTS AMI Advertisements OF auc-
ton sales, and advertisements with the Of other
persons, by tbems must be paid To- at the usual
rates
~ No report, resolutions Troceelings OF any cor
porol, sosietys associat0n or pubic meeting AMI no
com n q c.an designed 10 call attention tO any m1t-
ter OF mte or ndivdual interest can be inseed, un-
less paid for rs an advertisement.
- No advertisement en- be inserted gratuitously
or chVitaae or Ocher socieses, pahc institutions
:omTpufes. ri :.
~ Contracts for yearly advertising will not he dis
noutpu unless an orer &c that effect Is let at the
bce, and when DISCONTINUED in less than year, the
price Of the whole wear will be cliarget
~ Lea Advertisements hereafter, VIII he puhli
sa the expense Of the attorneys ordering, and net delay
abe for the legal proceedings, but coiecabls at our
I-uai time.
g our terms for job Work and transient advertise
ne-.s are CAST.
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COAL FOR SALE

kt'hIEsH Peaches, Pears, Strawberries, ouipc-,.
slass Jars, for safe by L. ii. COOK q son. S'u
-L-A .E 80 f.
SMUM MJELLY-a splendid article. For sale bv
Il. VI. COOK SON.
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EV a n S V IL L E
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

~ IaNe now OIIer q,
W aweil assorted stock FOR printers and bookbind
ers, among which We name r-r ...,-
200 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizas;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
Aswell as colerei Printing Paper plain Cap and Host
fat Cap; DENY, Medium, white and coored Cards and
Card Boards, Which we can nave to any size; Post
office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printers Ink. &c.
We also beg leave to call the attention of dealers to our
stock Of $500 bundles Wrapping Paper and 100 gross Of
Bonnet Boards The highest market prich paid fer
Rags. .nrrrs TENNEY & SoRENsOy
apps.
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rTNHE precepts for the cnst Of irrrr,,,-.,, =
are my hands Cor collection. and n no, .,, .Uss
ly pad, shall be obliged enforce them
law GEORGE wOLFLIN OH
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CHOICE LIQUORS.
rg,RE BOSTON BEI.r,NG CoMp.Ny.-
B. L. Fahcnstock,s Vermifuge.

IL. l.. Fahcnstock's Vermifuge.
4 fTER an experience Of almost thirty years m
q tne preparation OF termifuge, i am now enabled
o0ner NV Improved fermifu ge to the public az An
a.eie IA every way worthy ofconhdence il bei-g the
m9,t eHeclnal Worm Destroyer In either Children or
5uuiIs yet Introduced. This fact which Is atested v
Serlhcates OF Persons ot well known yeracity ena-
pies me without any hesitation whatever TO aiaran-
Tee Al 10 give the fullest satisfaction. .
r.. B. L. FAHENSTOCK,
Late OF the firm OF b. A. Fahenstock a. 20.
sale Druggists, No.i0, corner Wood and Foprtl SIS
Pltisiurg, Pa. - = A $50
y sold also by John Laval, Chas. LEIGH and ]. :,
Ae"iiis'0h' druggists, Evansville. tjan l2-d&waml
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Cows Cows. Cows! -
hHOUR Cows ust ia from the country For sale
IL cy z. II. COOK u son.
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Elegant Lace MantIes.
Irish Linens.

vITE opening, this morning, a beautiful assort
w meni Of Preach and Ch0utilly Lace Nantes.
apr24-u w A A J. C. NC(ILIIAND
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Shelt0n'S Marble Works!
SAVE MONEY S KEEP COOL!!

our Ice Depois in readiness, aud we earnest
" y request all who wish 10 bay Ice during the
at UNIFORM prize, 10 call and supply themselves
with tickets and register their regular pat
rons-taereby advance on tho article VA the
latter pat oI the season,
Our oicss Cerfy street, next door TO the Bank
OF fennessss al dIrGc.sste's Front street, aud
eOrnes Of Church and Vine streets.
C.E II. MARTIN,
apr2o-u kD LAWRENCE.
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IWISH TO HIRE

A NEGRO woman, good cook ANA washer, Irpr
n 10 10 IS years OF age, Tor the balance OF hie
wear: for which will pay liberal price. haqnire al
ihis Office or No. . Front street
taavaa-ts. j. ~ HUME
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The Great English Remedy.
Thorn's Compound Extract o1
COpaiba and Sarsaparflla.

Dosasssz advantages not enjoyed by any other med
Il ieinc for the cure Of sexual Diseases which must
with an enlightened public render assuredy highly
popular and desideratum long sought In the med
zeal world II needs no confinement or change Of Diet
In s approved FORM that OF paste Il s entirely
less, and causes no unpleasant patient
IL has acquired the utmost fame IN almost every part
OF Europe; has been examined, approved o. and
sanctioned by the faculty Of medicine, and recommen
ded by the most eminent Of the profession. Prepared
by }. ". THORN, Chemist, London, and for sale,
wholesale and retail by JoES A TskRx1 Co. AGENTS
for tiie United States rs Greenwich street New York
As The above valuable preparation has been cxten-
siveiy oountericttrd by unpr1nes9ed parties IN The
United States the proprietor has adopted precad-
ton against Imposition consumers Iabci Of which
the following h fac sulle and which will be found
burnt IN upon the botsom of each pat of the onin<
intended for sale the United slasss Canadax Brlsh
PROV nces, West hides and Soafh America
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sELF PREsERyaTIoN, ETC.

IL debts due previous 10 the year 1891 viii
n he collected by at January Court, or before
Nagistrats lr not Iaid before that TIME This shall
snnIy 90 ali PERSONS without distinction. "A word IA
'ns s@ia, IR. d AcNAIRY n Cn
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1he Greatest Remedy I'm the World
HlS CORDIAL is distilled srom Berry known on
i ly TO myself, and chemically combined with some
OF the most valuable medicinal roots herbs and harks
known 10 TIE mind Of man, viz blood root, black
root Wild cherry bark, yellow dock, dandelons
salarlila, elder flowers with Others producing the
most iniable remedy for the restoration OF health
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r. r. r.

HEALTH viii, in al cases, follow the use or Rad
IL ways X. K. Remedies There are none sick
or diseased, so weak, feeble, crippled with pain
inhrmties, but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resovent, Regulators the nature of the dis
ease sickness may require will quickly and rapid
ly
These remedies consist of Railways Ready Relief;
Radway s Renovating Resolvent Radway Regulators.
Each of these remedies possesses special curative
certain diseases Yet there other diseas-
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required; and when thus used if there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body
tain their action, the patient viii live and be restored
To health
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Curing diseases by natural laws. When taken its
healing influence is felt coursing through every
of the body purifying and acceieratng the circulation
OF the blood. IL neutrazes any bilious the
stomach, and strengthens the whole organization
McLeans Strengthening Cordial will e1ectually cure
Liver cnmlllainfs Innnhica
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h. IL. II.


r. X. R-Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick o. nervous; rheumatism, Par
alysis, Lumbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Tooth.
nche, Small Pox, Fevers, swollen Joints,
Kinney Complaints, Scarlet Fever, Pains a
round the Liver, Pleurisy, Measles, Heart
burn and Pains of all kinds. Railways Rea-
oy Relief Will, in IA few minutes change the
miseries you suffer 10 joys of pleasure.
K. R-isadway Renovating Resovent for the cure
OF chronic dseases-such Scrofuous and
Syphlitic Complaints Consumptive and 9TH
er affections of the Lungs and Throat, Indu-
ration and enlargements of parts, Eruptve
and other diseases Of the skin, Nodes, Tu-
mors, Ulcers, dyspepsia, and all other dis
easeses arising from an impure state Of the
Blood.
r. r. R.-Radway's Regulators will cure, effectively
and speedily, Costveness, Indigestion, ln-
hammaton of the Bowels, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Diseases of the Heart and Kid
ueys, Female Complaints, Small Pox, Fevers,
Measles, &c. Whenever the system is out
of order, dose of Railway g Regulators Will
restore it 10 regularity. No female should
be without them.
r. r. r. Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere.
marl0-lyd&w RADWAY a. co.
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Constitutional Diseases

Many diseases that atilict humanity are inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sicky sires
Scrofula, Consumption, Syphilis and Fits, among
the most common of constitutional diseases. Now we
not how many generations the seeds of these
eases may have been established in the system,
ruptng the blood-Rddiodys ReaOudtiHg ReSoludnt viii
eradicate from the bodies of the afflicted every par
Gle of diseased deposits, and fill the veins with new
pure and healthy blood