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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-25
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

Br"THE People OF THESE UNITED
STATES ARE THE RIGHTFUL MASTERS OF BOTH
CONGRESSES AND Courts, NOT TO OVERTHROW
THE Constitution, But TO OVERTHROW THE
MEN Wild PEEvERr THE CONSTITUTIONS. -
abraham Lincoln.
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Referring 10 she above would return thanks
for former favors to the firm of Erskine, Curnick
& Co. and solicit continuance OF the same al the
old stand, II Main street.
;nIvIi JAMES ERSKTNE q co.
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NTOR p o hs II TRO.H' va TECE.-
u Order for Plank Sidewalk. June %, 1850.
And nov, 1t is hereby ordered ard directed by the
Common Conncil the city Of Evan7N is, that the
adjoining the north west side of Vine street. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets in said city, cause
the side walks thereon he brought 10 the proper
grade and thar they cause II sidewalk Of No.
to be laid down thereon. within thirty days from
the publication of this order.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


~ORP BGTEO.H" .N-O TECE-
u Order for Plank Side Walk Council Chamber,
June 20, l86O.-And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council Of the City of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots parts
of lots froL ting adjoining the north east eide
of Sixth street, from Oak street to the Canal,
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon 10 be
brought to the proper grade, and that they
a Sidewalk of Glass No. . to bs laid down there
on within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. p. BURKE, CIE-
City CIerL,s Oft,ca Tulx II 1890
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Free Homes for Free Men
-. SPEECH Q f

.-.-.-- > i E E @ H Q F
HoN. O. "A. GROW,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Delivered in The House Of Rep, February %, 1850.
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American Cutlery and Plated Ware.


4 Table Knives and 7 jTks.
ivory handle Desert and Table Knives only,
plated " Forks.
Butter Knives,
Plated Tea and Table Spoons,
(1aryers to match with Knives and Forks.
Slaw Cutters,
Enameled Kettles and Sauce pans
The above ii best quality and 6Dish received aud
offered ut reasonable rates Al
JACOB STBACB + SONS,
SuIvln II Main street.
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DECLINE FLOUR

THIY1e NE sz' Oh or or B.AE.sT IS
II coming in pretty freely, which enables
US to- reduce the price of best brands of Extra
White Wheat Flour (Southern MilIs) to S277 yer
sack, delivered in any part OF the city.
Inquire Southern Mills james Erskiue <
Co.'S, No # Main street.
Iy2O IGLEHART BROS.
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DR.. j. FLEAGER,

WW.sS RETURJN.ED, .gsN'U STKEA
III continues to keep pace with all the improve
mPnts in his profession, at his Rooms under City
Daguerrean Gallery. As Main street. he Is nov
making those beautiful Hard Rubber, Nucanits
and Am Der plates, which in many respects, are s
perior to Gold Also, the usual styles of Gold and
Silver work Decayed teeth permanently save
by plugging. He is also using the Electrical pro
cess for extracting teeth without pain. Childron'
teeth Strengthened, &C. Prices very moderate
and work warranted. julv2-tf
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City Clerks Office, July IL 1860.


u Order for Brick Sidewalk. July 7, 1885,
Aud now it is hereby ordered aud directed,
by the Common Council of the City of Evans
Vile, that the owners of ell lots parts Of let's
fronting adjoining the south side of Chest
nut street from Center street to the Canal Wharf,
In said city, the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to tho proper grade, and that they cause
sidewalk of class No. to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. I. BuRK L, Clerk.
Office. Juiv =
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R@OTECE To CO.N'TR.9 CTORs.

TUE " Nv
9W The Common Council of the City of Evans
willie will sealed proposals until the 28th day
Of july 1850 for the following work, viz taking nP
the Division Street Sewer, from point near ths
northeast line Of sixth street, being the pUipt
where the contract of Cott man aud Arnold ter
minated, as far north "a york has been done
thereon, aud for relAyiu- same, and for fur
ui-hing the materiu :, and continuing said sever
20 point forty feet northeast of The upper line Of
Eighth street.
Bidders will state the price for excavation per
lineAl % from the place Of beginning to the up
per line of Seventh street, and from thence TO the
termination, the price of relayiug stone Ter perch
aud brcke per thousand, far The material will
reach ; and for the residue of the Sewer, for ma
teriaIs and work the price of stone per perch and
bricks per thousand. All earth eNcavated TO be
thrown back without further charge. The work
to be done according tn specifications now Oh hl~
ia tn Office T. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July II, lS6I.
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KNESsOLUTEOyN' .N'OT ECE--TH
~ firm of Erskine, CurpiCk & Co. is dissolved
by The Withdrawal of Theophilus Curnick James
Erskine will collect the debts due said firm and
discharge liabilities OF the and is author
lied 20 use the firm name in liquidation only
JAMES ERSKINE.
JulvlI THEOPHILES CCRNIt h.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
H A NNIB AL III A M LIN
Presidential Electoral Ticket.

BS>" Love MY COUNTRY MORE THAN
Love NY Parry Hannibal Hanplia.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

Rn RRL6 EXTRA g H:aB.A SH
W. Flour for sale lower than any published
rates of tn date, at NICKERY'
iHiH2G No. 81 Main street.
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nLD DEBTS or Is5 s..
OLD FIRM in BUSINESS AGAIN.

AZ inform the public in general and the rest OF
mankind in particular, that they have bought ont
the Ft ell business of Mr. }. c. Dusouchet, aud that
they will be prepared from this tins fill all
ders for FEED and SEED Of any kind.
Our Mr.. r. S. RusToN having formerly been L.
gagged very successfully in the business for
year but called away 10 England upon family bust
ness has returned to his old stand where he E5il
at al times be pleased to his old friends and
former customers and all others, Ind I'LL their orders
fol anything in liue, with promptuess and sat
isiaCtiUn.
Fsai delivered free to any part OF the city.
"a, an-1t is. =. NJ TON Il 90.
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R@OTE(E re CO.N~TR.RCTORS.-
- The Common Council of the City Of EvAus-
willie will receive sealed proposals until July 2eth.
1850 for grading and filling the alley in Block Nc.
Is, StockWels Enlargement being the alley nearest
to Division street and extending from Sixth 10
Seventh street; said alley ue brought te The
proper gratie as the sd1ir Iuay he shown hy the
civ surveyor. +. BURKE, Jerk.
Clerk - Ofice. JulV s I~Gu.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
A.. r. WHITTLESEY.
ATTOR NEY AT l. A w ,
NOTARY PUBLIC,

= Q T A Il 4 T 7 . Il o
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
viii attend promptly I" the Collection of claims,
and TO all description 81 Law and Notarial bust
ness. ..'
Rs Office on Third street, between Main aud
Locust with G. W. Mcbride, Esq. julyl3-df@ly
q aE,NE G.sR.-5O 3.sRR EESE' C'As.sB
Cider OF choice quality, tor Pickles, e1o.
iu,a30 S i. GILBERT Il co.
REE.HP, .E.g.N'zE Ia, .s.E'E1 30 TT0.N'
I'm Bedcords, III dozens ana reels, for sale by
iuDe3o s. Z GILBERT s. CO.
YJOR * E.N'T-T RR Eg.keEL R.H'0 wv
~ store lately owned and occupied by Michael
Cavisk deceased as a grocery and provision store,
corner of Main and Fourth streets. There Is "a
first-rare smoke house attached tn the store.
AnI,Iy 10 John Gavisk or WAI RA I'M, Jr.
juiy9-d&wtf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-22


Moving machines being now an acknowledged
necessity for every good farmer. it becomes I'M
pOrtant to know which of the many machines
combine the greatest number of advantages a. to
strength, durability. ease of manag cment and G.
economy.
The subscriber confidently offers the vermont
Buckeye" as the machine which combines de-
>irable features most successfully and perfectly,
and as possessing many important advantages o.
yer all others. No pains or expense will be spar
ed in the selection Of materials. or III the work
man>hip to produce a machine which shall be III
ali respects first class and worthy the patronage
Of Vermont farmers.
|, is warranted to cut grass equal to the best
mowers with a Scythe. at the rate of one acre per
hour. or ten or fifteen acres per day. with pair
Of horses and driver.
Its general points of excellence are
lst 1t is two wheeled machinc-the wheels
supporting the frame are both driving whcel>.and
operate together or independently, as required III
driving the knives.
I'd. By the use of two driving wheels. short
turns can be made to the right or left without
DIGGING or stopping the knives, which cannot be
done with machines having but one driving
wheel.
3D. Instead of cogs, each driving wheel has two
pals which work into rachcts and drive the gear
my.
4th. he pals are so constructed as 10 DC ne III
in or out of gear by the spring.
9TH. The knives never work when the machine
is backed
9th. The cutter bar is attached to the frame by
double hinge jolnt which allows it to follow the
surface Of the land without being affected by the
working Of the frame. knobs. rid yes and
through hOliowS. The independent action OF the
cutters is pcrfcct-ether end Of the bar raising
without affecting the other.
9TH The cutters easily raised to pass OBJ
structions, by meals of the lever which is always
under the control of the operator.
Sth. a spring is attached to the inside shoe by
means Of chain connection, which greatly reduces
the surface draft and materially assists the opera
tor to raise the cutter bar
The agents believe that this machine is unsur-
passed bv any other. and that it will commend
itself to every candid farm r wishing topurchase
or use the BEST MOWER. and solicit an exam
nation and trial of this before purchasing any
other.
Machines delivered at Barton, St. Johnsbury
Center, st. Johnsbury and Barnet.
With each machine will be furnished ScytheS
two extra SectiOnS-twO extra Guards-Rlvets
-Wrcnch-Oil Can-Cold Chisel and Punch.
JOHN BACON, Agent for part of Orleans.
and North part of Caledonia Counties.
CHAMBERLiN & FLETCHER. Agents for
Greensboro and South of Caledonia Co.
! ST. John ,burv, June II, 1860 94-99
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OXYGE\ATED BI +, s.

-.-, Why will You suffer, Dyspepsia Is abrief but
4-.;v, term Tor the numerous diseases which al.
Tina. h. liver, ami in fact the whole human Sys
T.;I u Green discovered the Oxycenated Bitter 4,
VA. Al llult and I'D exhausted itself in frutles.
..r, cure tl- disease. The c-peptlc need suffer
!. ,e.>,- that is always painful and freuue1l
-. ...I..t,'a.-
rt. u;igur and peculiar compound will as certain,
p q. ;-ea,, i. that the disease exists. Had il no
,.,rr such testimony as follows would hot be give,
- ..-,l'"-
vs..bIe Testimony in favor of the Oxygenatec
Btters.
WAsHISG1Ox u. c. June To-
U-.-rair Use of the OAyg-nrtcd Bitters, prepare,
b. ..-,-s. trr-en. Win,isor, Vt. and from know
...- t!f,i-,i other Cherruiv reco;uue,c
..- q. the pdbc. n.icving they will fully sustain ;h.
...-.!tit"i! III the proprietor. We really hope thai
,-.Iti, remedy HAY be accessible TO all those ailic-
SWIVEL PHELPS WM. UPHAM, C. S Senators from
y.ur> F SIMMONS. L. s Senator from Rhode Island
/ Nb&tiikAD. L ) Senator and late Governor OF
u ARNOLD. late Governor al r. l.
NV WOODBRIDGE. late Governor Of Mich.
T., u. Ia severe ci>c> OF Dyspepsia Asthma and
..l. llty 81 TIE system places il among the most
i,,pvcrI. il! medical science and ha, gwen il
teN uId remedy known these com
- III all their various iurIn,.
Pr;4r.d by SETH ". FOWLE& CO, Boston, and fol
,t.J { BINGHAM Id HoYr GREEN ST. Johnsbury
lon. Bacon. St Johnsbu-y Centre; II. A. QUINBY, LyL
.1 Centre. W. II. McGA.EEY Lyndon Corner; q. g. Il T.
H.-s lower Waterford DARLING Ho>xER, Concord;
t,,clD Co. West Concord, and by dealers every
s,,rc 1896
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MACHINES.

The subscribers continues to manufacture these
Machines at his shop at WhoelOck, VT, and has
mad, several important additions and improve
ments in the same, so that for durability and
case of operation he confidently balieves they
CANNOT BE BEAT
He is now getting ready a large number of said
machines for the fall and winter work which ne
will sell o.! reasonable terms for approved credit
or cash down. OSBOhN AhD'
Wheeiock. June I, 1860. 9lu
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DEATHS.


Ia this town, June 4, Mr.. Luciu. Williams
4.ed 81.
In this town, June 9. Mrs. Marian Dursin
I'D -
In this town, May y, Mr. Daniel McGaffey,
ed so.
Al Mau.ton. Wis, May 81. Mrs. lydia A. Pa
a. daughter of Ztdoc and Lydia Merrill. late
y: p.uy!IIc. aged a.
Ia Bradford, June Q, Dan y. Pill>bury, a jour
yuaA printer III the Office Of the Telegraph. in
...r 18Th year Of his aye His disease was efFu-
. u on the brain. BY his early death his widow
p Ao;he: is deprived of the hope of her dcclin-
. years, and i'll her sad bereavement she needs.
.:. sc have no doubt has the sympathy of all
aao Knew the large hearted and generous son.
IN passed away. who SO carefully provided
: and anticipated all her wants -TeiegraM.
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1S6OsPRING GooDs!1S6O

MRS. JOHNSON takes pleasure in announc-
;nu I. the citizens of ST. John sbury and vicinity
that she has just returned from the City with a
carefully selected stock of Millinery Goods. Dress
Trimmings, &C., comprising beautiful selection
Of
BONNEIS, HATS, CAPS,
French and American Flowers, Ribbons, Silks,
Laces, Embroideries. Gloves, Hosiery. skirts
Corsets, Wells, &c, Of the latest Style and Fat
tern.
Feeling very thankful for past favors. she re,
specially solicits continuance of the same; ano
hopes by faithful attention to her business 10
merit liberal share of patronage.
IL Persons are invited to examine her Stoch
Of Millinery and Dress Trimmings, and Judge foi
themselves.
Rooms ON Railroad Street, over s. Dickey
| Store.
April S. 1860.
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LeUc Orrh9a or Whites. Ovarian Tumor.
Cterine ClceratiOn, Fenale Diseasea.
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.


nr. J. C. AVER: Sir cheerfully comply with the re-
quest of your agent and report 10 Of the ELECTS
have realized with your Sarsaparla.
have cured with it. my practice, most Of the COM
plants for which il Is recommended and have found its
effects truly wonderful the Of VsneYedl and Mr
cid Disease One If my patients had Syphilitie ulcers
In has throat which were consuming his palate and the
top Of his mouth. Your Sarsaparilla, steadily taks.
cured him in five weeks Another attacked by
oniary symptoms IN his nose and the liberation had
eaten away Considerable part Of it, that beeye ths
disorder would reach his brain and kill him. But
yielded to nv administration If your Sarsapars the
uccrs bese and he !, well again course without
disti-ratiOn l. hi, face. woman who had been
treated Tor the disorder by mercury suffering
sItIr- - the weather that damp day she suffered
ciucia'lng pam IN her joints and bones. She too
cured entirely ty Your sar>arariiia in tew weeks.
know from lis formula which your agent gave me- that
this Preparation from your laboratory must bs q great
remedy Consequently these truly remarkable results
WIKI IL have not surprised me.
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MARRIAGES.,

Il. Bart Ii. June }. By Rev. +. PettengiIl, Mr.
) t. Colby, Of Charleston, and Miss Mary 4
Leland. If lraSburg
Ia last Hardvick. Nav 80. by Rev F. Evans.
VI Charles Perkins. of Walden, and Miss Ruth
2. JACKSON, of Goshen Gore.
l.. East Hardwick, June ). BY Rev. f.. Evans.
VI Timothy c. Batchc!dcr Of Goshen Gore, and
VI, Alma ). Sweet. of East IIardwick
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\ | f. o l. V l.. X NJ o y L
I lII.

-., been mad 10 appear I" me, the Subscri-
.... HAT the above named Richard ). Baver>-
49, All. '-' TIL, state, The said Harriet A Bav-
.'. 't- ordered H. give IotiCr L. the said kiCh-
'"..i!ey IL tn foregoing petition al The term
t4"frII iuruIIuird by publishing the sub
i'. Y-ttlpI together with llIiS orIcr III the Cal
%. -siler published II ST. J"hi>hury III the
'-' .fI.lt f,r three werks successfully. the last
f-I' stoIi> shall be- al least slX weeks before the
salt court.
- JphIi>bury this til day of June. A. ID 1850.
nj POLAND. Judge Of Supreme Court.
bisIUN, Att'N. tor Petitioner 95-y7
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jHHISNJONEHS NOTICE.

-. ribers. being appointed by the Probate
the district 81 Caledonia. commissioners, 10
''-iir ii!d adjust Ill claims and den alId> OF all
-''"|i III" estate oil Reuben Smith, late Of
,'.i district, deceased and the claims OF dc
.. "-h"il,-t thereto. hereby give notice thai
- On the 18th day OF June, A. ID. lo6O
"a" 'rrdlt"r> 10 present their claims 10
- 49, : l'r Examination and allowance, ana
- t'r 'hHI purpose, al the dwelling house
~ htrd" lex In said district on the second
All Ay, "''' NeA' ~ '"e = >''
=" ~ s sf9ShSs. Commissioners
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/ IL f r E A SON WHY
The people buy
NEWELL'S HAIR TONIC

must be. because it answers so we'll its recon-
mendatlons. -Four dozen bottles have been sold
within few days to as many individuals for their
Gwn private use. Certainly if it is no better than
common articles. these persons would not buy it
so readily. They say, one year ago, more or less
we had the nervous headache. or our hair was
becoming thin. or both these troubles tormentcd
us land they frequently go together) and few
bottles of the Hair Tonic cured us-give US a
dozen or two, we are satisfied we get more than
an equivalent for our money.
hough we may not quite come up to our west
end nelghbOrs. whose mot scaley regulations
reputation for scales will Outlive this generation
Yet we trust we shall. by using the purest medi-
cines. keep up and even increase the virtues of
our HAIR Ionic. so that its fame will be as endu-
ring as that of our neighbors' wonderful imple-
ments.
Manufactured and sold wholesale by
HOIT & GREEN, St. Johnsburv, VT,
95tf and by dealers general
II ALL'S JOURNAL of HEALTH
IL 81 a year. Specimens IL cents.
DIR. W. W. HALL. Editor. No ~ Irving Place,
New York.
Among this years subjects are
Bathing, Physiology, Health without drug
Consumption Ventilation, Fever and aguc,
CoSti'ene.s, Gymna.iums, Spring diseases.
Dieting. Sieeplessness, Keeping we'll,
Dyspepsia. Sick headache, Warming houses,
Exercise, Sour stomach, Cold feet.
Rheumatism, Eating wisely, Care of eyes,
Schooling, Curing colds, Throat ais.
u Subscriptions received at this office all
the back numbers of the present year can be sup
piled. 9l-l242
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On the efficacy of the Peruvian Syrup and the benefits
they have derived from lis
Rev JOHN PlERrONT. Medford Mass-Ia efficacy in salt
Rheum and other Cutaneous Diseases
Rev WARREN BURTON Boston Mass-Its efficacy in IT,
abe Los ct APPETITE npreS;,or Neurasa NeTous Alice
Rev ARTHUR b. FULLER-Its Eficacy Nervous Head
aches Exhaustion Nervousness Substitute for Alcoholic
lie, und General Debility: lis Nsue 10 Cierrymrn.
Rev. AL GrsTIS H. POPE SoneTvle, Mss-Cure for Bells
and General Debility.
Rev GrRDoN ROBBINS. Hartford, Commits Efficacy in
General Debility, Liver COMPLAINT D!sPisa Substitute
Rev. sYLvANrs CoBE. Boston Mass-Is Use and Efficacy
family; Restoration Of Strength utter I. phoid Fever
Rev. TIioM WIITTEM0RE. Boston, Mass-l:s Use and VAL
ra5slys and D,GS Sn i sh,. and a
Rev. OSBORN MYRCK Provincetown Mpss-Its Efficacy IN
ST. Nius's Dance, and Chrome Bronchitis
Rev EPRAIN MUTE JE Lawrence. Kansas Territory lts
Efficacy Dyspepsia. Debility, Prostitution, and Adj pston
to Western Climate Diseases
Rev THOMAS II. PONS- Its Efficacy it General Debility Ex
haust:on of Nervous System.
Rev. RICHARD METCAIF, Boston. Mass-I's Use as a Pro-
oer of Digestion and says: 1t has proved Just the Tome
Rev. NJ p. WEBSTER Ros,on Mass-s Value IN Dyspepsia
Chronic Diarrhoea. Deran Liver
Rev.JoS II. CllNCl Boston, Mass.-Is Efficacy Dar-
fhoea and General Debility.
Rev. ABRAHAM JACKSON Nalpole y. H. Its Efficacy
! i'll Piles. dyspepsia. and Unhealthy Appetite
Rev J. PEARSON IR. New burr mort Nass-I.s Efficacy
Dyspepsia and Debility.
Rev. ARTHUR r. R CRAwLEY, Hershada. Burmah E. L.
B Ciinailc Debility, Sw,lin. If the EI;reInltes
Prof E. vITAlIs sCiERB Boston, Mass-lts Restorative
Power after Fever, Exhaustion of the Nervous system and
Dyspepsia Recommendation Scholars, Teachers Clergy
and Editors"
Rev. HENRY JPllAM Boston Mass-Its Efficacy Dyspep-
sia and Aft ctions tic Liver.
Rev s H. RIDDEI. Boston, Mass. It's value in Of
Debility. 1''f'N
Rev. p c. HEADLEY, Greenfield Mass II. Commences
as Medical Agent and Efficacy in Dyspepsia, Dnrrioes
and Pieursy.
Rev W. oIMsTEAD. Boston. Mass-Generol Rscomne n,
daiIon. and Confidence GenuInen.ss Medcne is
Ehcacy in Dyspepsia AID Nervous Debinty.
! y. b. Pamphlets containing Letters from the
above named Gentlemen and Others. and giving
full Information Of the Syrup, can he had On ap-
plicatiUn to the Agents, or 10
N. L. Clark & Co., Prcprietors,
GOODMAN BUILDINGS,
No. 20 SUDBURY STREET, BOSTON.
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilcp.
s.. MeIa nch holy, Neuralgin

Many remarkable of these ane, ;uns have been
made y IL" Alternative power of this mcne II stimu
ti the vital fIlncIi vgorous acti,u and thus
iI>rl.rs which would be supposed ey,nd Its
I,oh. Such remedy las long t-en required ly the
r>r> II III" Pc y. and confdcut that this VIII
.in llr tllrnn all that mei!cine can do
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) L Il \ Y

.''.r mo to the enclosure of the subscriber,
= ,.c Ion of May. yearing mare colt. with
.t AID f'et The owner is requested to pay
~ a:.l take her away The colt is in Cha 5
e ;a>tArc at 81. JOhn>hury Center.
b-t' ALEX. LIVINGSTON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-22

tor;es ,>o,ro,d ,.,n,,,,n, IS
AMENlCAN W All Hes.
Of every st,lc in God and Silver cases \ large
and nice selection OF CLOCKS.
C-iHEO,
LI'l,
MOSAIC.
ElEl>CIN.
CORAL,
and various other styles Of
rms AHn ia" 'hore;
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'naiiS' Lockers,
Sleeve Buttons. Shirt Studs.
Bracelets,
Gents Pins. Rincs
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HOOKS, Ne, &c.
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made to order such as Pins, Bracelets Chains
and Finger Rings.
SIrvrp AVN SILVER y, ,rrn
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TEA SETS 'ASIoEs, CAKE AND CARD BASKETS
NAPKIN RINGS
large assortment OF
p;tur,y
/ Poyttoltos, Troteliuq BASKETS and Boos, Bach