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THAT IMPENDING CRISIS
HAS COM E!

But as Gin the opinion of good judges, the nigh
ty demon strotions at the 'SoHth are destined to
result harmlessly to us, we have concluded to
keep right along just as though nothing had hap
Dcned
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-30

~ l. O \ X S { l. q \ X S.
" Latest STYLES selling at former Low Prices
CAPES LOWER THAN EVER at the
Sign of the Golden Ball
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-30
AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you SICK. feeble, and
complaininss Are you out o.
order. with your system Do
ranged, and your fceiings un-
comfortable; These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illuess. Some lit Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should Ice averted by .
timely use Of the right r.u.-
edy. Take Ayers Pills. and
cleanse cut the disordered hu-
mors purify the blood, ari
let the fluids move Oh unot-
! struc;ed i'm health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous NC
tivity. purify the system from
sba ,lSs-r,rfions which mai "a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-30
TIIE NEW STAIRS

VIII admit the patrons to the st. Jo..nsbury
Portrait Gallery in more comfortable manner
than before. where the man of the ROUGH
EXTERIOR may be found for few days. S-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-30

And much Of said lands will be sold Public Auction
at NV dwelling house i'll Victory, rSay the Twcl-
y-seventh day OF Dec. ten O'Clock IL H. shall
be to discharge said with costs unless pre-
vi"usly paid. ALFRED BEAN, lst Constable.
Dated at Victory, Nov. 70 ls6c. 1871
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L 0 S y!
Between ST. Johnsbury Plain and st. Johns
bury Centre, Saturday evening. Nov. a. Buffa-
10 Robe. nearly new. lined with red booking. The
finder will be suitably rewarded On leaving it at
this office. Or with the subscriber. at st. Johns
bury Centre. sl9 A. Il. HALLETT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-30

VERY LOW PRICES.
The Ladies will fad good assortment of dress
goods and trimmings. ThibetS. Cashmeres. Meri-
nocs good and handsome DeLaincs at from 10 to
20 cents Best quality and style of Prints from
) to lG cents Balmorals ard skeleton skirts.
cloaks and cloaking, shawls and scarfs, bordering
for scarfs A good assortment of embroidery, la
dies and misses nets, very cheap. Hosiery and
gloves. double and single Zephyr. Shetland wool.
wool and cotton yarn, b!eached and brown cot
tons,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-30
MUST BE SOLD !
VERY LOW PRICES.

have just returned from Boston with a full
stock Of goods adapted to the season, and they
will be sold at
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-30
A TONIC AND Alternative MEDICINE.

'Fofe.-The failure of IRON remedy for Digs.
pfpsid, bad state of the blood, and the numerous
diseases caused thereby has arisen from the of
preparation of Iron shall enter the stomach in Pro-
IoxiDR state and assimate at with the blood This
want the PERUVIAN SYRUP supplies and 1t does SO In
the only form in which it is possible for Iron to enter the
circulation For this the PERUVIAN SYRUP often
radically CURES diseases in which other preparations of
Iron and other medicines have been found to be of no avail
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-30
Crockery and Glass Ware,

large assortment. Table cutlery, Kerosene
lamps. great variety and very cheap All in
want of more light are invited to examine this
department Of my stock Kerosene or coal oil,
lard oil, fluid and camphene.
WI GOODS and GROCERIES
of the best quality. In word. l have and in
tend keeping good assortment OF goods and sell
them for CASH, at prices that can't be beat.
f. JEWETT.
st. Jotnsbury, Sept 20. 1860. S.tf
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We are happy to say to
the building public that
the norei experiment we
have been applying to
the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-30

Certificate from we'll known Citizens of Boston,
The undersigned having experienced the beneficial ef
fects Of the PERI WAN SYRUP not he tate to
mend it to the attention of the public.
Rev. John Picrpont, Peter Harvey,
Thomas A. Dexter, James {. Dunn,
S. II. Kendall, NJ. D., Samuel Nav,
Thomas .imory, Rev. TLos. Whittenore.
Certificate from we'll known Citizens Of \. York.
New York, Nov. 18th, 1859
The experience which we have had of the PERI Wan
SYRUP and the evidence which , been Exhibited Of
Its great in the Of many diseases, satisfies
that 1t Is medicinal agent of remarkable power and de-
serving the attention of invalids.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS ESQ,
President Of the Metropolitan Bank
Rev. ABEL STEVENS,
Editor Christian Advocate Journal
JOHN G. NELSON. Esq.
inn Of Nelson l. Richmond, 81 John St
Rev. P. CHURCH,
Editor New York Chronicle.
ISAAC E.FOWLER, Esq,
Pos Marier New Yorl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED proposals will be received nt the Audi
y tors Office. ST. Clarsvile, until the % day
of August, 1860, for building abuments for a
bridge over Saltwater creek whern the road load
ing from Chamberlain's Mill to Moristown and
Flushing crosses SAID creek on the lands Of A. NJ
Glover. Said abuinents 10 be built OF good rock
work mas ,nry' headers and sretchers, land in good
lime mortar, oi the following dimensions:
Not less than 10 nor than Is ieet high, TO be
determined by the person appointed TO supcrin-
tend the building thereof IL feet long at the base
ans ten (lO) feet long the to,s, feet thick al the
base and 2 ieet thick at the top, the work TO be
done and completed in good and workmaniie
mann The contractor furnishing all the materials
Proposals will also be received al the same time
and place for the erection of abutments for II
bridge over Wheeling creek. where the road
leading from Morrstown to Unioniown crosses
snid creek on the lands Of Alexander Harrow. as
follows: From TO IL fee: high-to be deterIn ined
by the person appointed to spperintend said work;
the W idih thickness, kind Of work, materia s, &c
same ss above-the contracting party 10 give bond
for the faithful perform ,nce of contract.
By order of county commissioners.
juyl2 c. L. POORMAN, Auditor.
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CHANGED MS NOTION.

Mn. THosuRx: IN the last Indspe ndent
R Republican, Mr.. Chsrlesworih says;
"Their .dss of voting for Republicsnism
10 defeat Democracy, Is about like voting
for the Devil to kill the Pope. As between
two such evils zoe haze no choice"
Can II be possible that The Csptsih y
feeling his way round to the Republican
ranks! Il is but a few weeks since the
writer Of ,hls heard him declare that his
ot,iy object In iris contest was the defest d
tks Republicsn party, and that he did not
esfe by what means It might be accom-
uIished. He ssid further. II the contest was
bel ween the Republicans and Democrsts
be would give the latter lie dec sded prefer
ence. Now " In the course Of few shoE
vs,ks he 10 10 90 far changed IS to be In
state Of Indifference 81 to the Psf'ies nsdsed
q there 40. come hope that fers the Idss o
November he will be ready to give Lisesl'
and HsmIis the preference! Deal essti
with the LITTLE msn-he 10 coming rount
| while thUrs 10 life there is hope.
.While TIE lamp holds out to sura,
The yilssG sinner msy rstura."
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

Samuel Russell vs. John l.. Russell e. wife
- the court Of common pleas Of BefdlDPebunty,
Ohio will offer for sae al the front door VI tie
court house In said county, on
Toesdsy, August I4lh, 1860.
between the hours OF ten O'Clock. q. NJ and four
O'Clock. P. NJ, Of said day. the following descdb,
Real Esate TO wit
Lying and being In Pultney township, Belmont
county, Ohio, beginning for the same at n stake
- fett from the coDire Of tho. Centfal Ohio Rail-
road track and 50 eet from The sids oi y Oble
street and on line with the centre oi seventh
street ns designated in the town plat known a.
The trst Roditr addition to the city oi Bellare--
thence north IL 30 min. enst (nagnetc course1
and parallel with the Railroad track 21J :-l0 ieot
10 q stake on the south side land owned by T.
Horn, thence south 697 20 min. east (magnetic
courseI bounding on said Horn's south line 10 the
west bounds Of the Cleveland t. Pittsburgh Rail.
road; thence southerly bounding on said west
boundary Of Rail. .oad TO a poihf on line with
centre OF Seventh street, tberce westerly bound ing
IN the centre OF said Seventh street to The place o
MISUNDERSTANDING about 3S-ljU acres, less
the following described tract released from sni1
mortgage, as shown by the release recorded in the
records IN the Recorders office OF snd county, and
described as iollows' Beginning Tor the same 10
leet from Tie northwest corner of block No 10
lOl In the city oi Bellaire on a line running nor IN
" W mia magnetic cpurse) and On the north
side Of seventh street ia said city; thence with
said line north 342i feet 10 tho s.uih bounlary
line OF !. 4: HONS land, thence west with sa,d
Horns line SO 1912 feet to the north side Of said
Seventh street 30 feet 10 the place Of beginning
containing 3'5 oi an acre, more or less.
Said first deecribed tract being the same convey
ed to said John l.. Russell by John Kelly and
others, less portion conveyed 10 the Cleveland
Il Pittsburgh Railroad company which is not in.
cluded in the above description OF said first tract
Appraised at 5000. Terms Of sale cash.
p LOCHARY. Special Master.
Sherffs Office, st. Ciairsville, July %. 1850.
nrinf.rsa Eaa.
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RAaursyrLLE. Aug. 10. ise


Nh. Tuosu m: The great Democratic
Convestloa fus this District came o6 yes
,erdsy, the Douglasies had everything their
own wsy. Va. Lawrence Of Guernsey.
WIS called to the Chair, and made Speech
in which hs told the Republicans that they
do no. wish them to iatesfere In the Demo
cratic troubles. that they can settle their
Siderences in their own wsy. ! (suPPose
ty re- ding Out uf Of the party old Demo-
crs,s, BY disruption snd bursting up How
she B.eckinridge men could sit sti !, grin h
hear his sllusion 10 and denunciatior OF
tAeir disunion principles, cannot tell. He
cid ",hst for some six years past. there hsd
Asen growing up and increasing to an
/ si2rming extent cisunion party, (vlde' ,he
CAsrles,on and Baltimore Convent ion,) bn
- the party has sgreed 10 come together
i ssd nominate candidate for Congress- -
4 yAs POOR Breckinritgers had to sii still. sr'
Y bear Lswrense's csstigations. After seve'
! assnds OF fighting, the sponge was throwl
4 us, snd James Morris Of Monroe, was de
\ eisred the nominee, whereupon he mad
HE cow.tsil end hens nest speech-full o
Dsuglssism, without naming him. Ther
was : horah for Morris, but none for Doug
las 10 the meeting. The Warren delegate
rsssrving their cheers for Douglas an
h Sqaat,er Sovereignty until they got sboar
ofthe cars snd out OF danger Of the breci
iaridgers. when they gave q and shout q
|. Douglas and Squa,ter Sovsrsieniy and isi
OsE Who SEES.
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ovsH ras puxr.

One dsy last week. q BOY having chsfee
II hosss end cart, haul ling earh 10 the MI
1, the Bank street bridge In this place.
backed biz horse ,Iiisls too let, whes 'hs
ssft snd horss we're both hurled ovsr the
clsasm some ten feet below. The horse lay
10 very ugly position among ths rocks with
,hslcsr. upon him, but wa. with some dim
cuily relieved of his harness, and the cart
being removed. he sprang to his itet and
shook himse h and seemed 10 ssy-not much
hurt. A cart shaft was the only thing bro
ken.
GA Hast Wednesday afternoon. Msrtin
McConsuQhy, who drives one Of bis fathers
coal tesms, LEFT the team for lew moments
In the street 10 front Of his house, when,
from some csuse, the horses took fright and
ran with fearful violence down the street
Fortunately they had not run for, when
turning slightly TO one side they shredded q
telegraph p.N. This checked them, though
the coll sion Sss so powerful ss TO snap the
post OF st the ground. At this point one oI
the horses became detached from the wsRon
ssd ran yiolsnt'y back and forth for some
time, to the great dsnser Of the Juveniles, .
number Of whom were In the streets. One
Of the horses received some damage, though
he is In The way Of recovery.
BRipsEPoRr STEAM MILL.
This Institution is doing q smashing busi-
ness In the wsy Of grinding. We notice
that the proprieters are taking In liberal
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-16
TIA CHERS or BELMONT AND
OTHER COUNT ES.

Tn, Executive Committee for the Teach.
ere Institute Of Belmont ecur ~, desire tu
address a lew considerations 10 you respect.
Ing the approsching Institute 10 bs held ! a
St. Cisirsville during the last week Of the
present month. @
You srs aware that at the close Of the
Institute, held in this place In December
last, ihat regular organisation Of teacher
was formed, that 4 Constitution and By.
Lave were adopted-and that the Te achers
then present, and ssvers. since. subscribed
their names to that Constitution, and there.
by declared TO do what they could to pro.
mote the objects of the lnsiitute,-ihat o.
he,ghtening ,hs standard Of qua iifcations Of
teachers and Of rendering their teaching in
our schools more efficient and more ,vail.
able to us attend ng them.
To the accomplishment Of their objects II
10 believed that the establishment OF the In
stitute 10 a great and favorable siel; and
thut every teacher in this County should
feel tha, i,s successful maintenance depends
upoa him. and that he is bound TO contribute
sli he cen to raise the profession of teach
ing to dignity and usefulness.
With these views then, the Executive
Committee would cntreat the Teachers oI
the County 10 come and mingle in one com
mon brotherhood at the approaching Insti
tuts.
As at the last session of Teachers, dis
,inpuished educators will be with US tt
poin, out our errors nd rhow ns the beitel
way.
CLs.ses as before will be formed In all III,
primary and higher branches II required
and pupi; feathers will be instructed il
their brsnches-mosl especially instructed
ho,o to instruct their pupils in their schools
Ihi iy Lectures on School Governmr nt,- -
how 10 conduct Il schuol--nnd how to &C
complish greu, good to pupils will be ore
main object Of the Institute.
Evening Lectures to The Teachers ant
citizens will be delivered by famous lectur
ers sbroad.
The session will commence Monday Aug
9Th sad {, ntinue during the week.
Let there be full attendance.
Ex.Committee: wv. R. Pugh, John Ed
wards. w. s. Alder. G X Taylor, J. Nc
Kelvey.
Received, That we recommend to tn
Board OF School Exan,iners, the propriei!
Of arpending 10 the certificates of 'ho-'
teschsrs who may ATTEND the Institute. th'
tset Of their aitendan ,e, end this to be re
regarded as Recommendation TO such teach
efs.
/ Received, That Schoo',, Directors be RI
| ou. s,sd 10 discontinue thu schools through
90, the Cou MY during the week Of the IL
s,jtu,e. thss shordiug Teatiers an oPPo
tuai,y sf attending the Institute; and als
,hst Directors consider the propfiety OF no
rsqsisias shs Teacher TO make up this tint
l w. r. PUGH, Sec'y.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

The School In Cenueyille, Smith town
ship, taught BY Miss G. n. Myers, closed on
Aug stb by an examination Of the pupils, 10
the classes in Reading, Arithmetic and En-
2Iisb Grsmmsr. :
Al usiis In eommendstions Of praise ss
20 the course pursued BY Mics Myns. the ef
fscts Of which were seen in the proficiency
Of the cIssses in their examination.
We highly Recommend her to sDy Dis
trici desiring q good teacher.
T.. w. BRADLEY.
8. y. DiNSMORE.
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Republicanism in Wheeling.-Pole-
Raising in tbe 9th Wara.-Speech
h,r q rick

Republicanism in Wheeling.-Pole-
Raising in tbe 9th Waru.-Speech
by C. Arick.
:. The wheeling latss,tgt gtScsr of saoadsy
morning saya3
There vas spledid Demonstration In the
6sh Wsrd. Saturday evening. At the Lincoln
and Hsmlin Pole raising. There we're at
di6. rent stages of the proceedings from tour
10 I've husdrsd people present, and the pole
vss vss Of the i.eatest and stateliest we
have sees anywhere. 1t stsnds one hun
dred end lhwiy-hve feet above ground, and
i,s ssy snesmer bearing the names OF Lin.
coin and Hsmlin, aud the amrie tnlds Of its
nsr, together with the daunling pennon
from its top, can be SET n oil over Centre
| Wbeeliag. The pole wss raised without
n difficulty or drawback Of any sort. Be-
heath the sturdy pulls and ''hrsvs ch's!''
Of the scores OF strong and willing arms
,hs, had hold Of the ropes, It rose up like a
thing of life, and seemed instinct with pride
Al the sn,husiasm which its comely Snd
commanding proporlions ELECTED. Z.
Alter the pole was Sp and oil the trap
inrs fixed, Clifford Arrick. Esq. Of St. Claifs.
vile, was introduced. Mr.. Arrick is lew.
YER. and in 1856 was one Of the most effect
i've STUN pers for Mr. Fillmore, in all East
ern Ohio. This wss his position then, bu
now he 10 for Lincoln, becsuss, as be said
u he regarded Mr.. Lincoln statesmen Of th'
| Fillmore school, law sbiding, constitution
loving Wing, whose psrsPicscious, compre
hensivs and patriotic creed, ,s laid down II
the touglss debste, wss platform thai an,
man could stand on. We have seldom
hessd fsirer Or an sbler vindicstion Of Re
publican principles thsu that given BY Mr.
), Auisk. he made cspitsi spesch and on
,Ls, went hone 70 the people who hear
him. His audience kept getting larger an
} larger throughout the tw" hou-s that h
!, spohe, and every one listened with the clos
{ o., end most rspt ssten'joh. There wss n
. wesrlnsss sboet the spirited array Of fact
= and well pot Comments, which Mr.. Arrie
J. cloeusn,ly ss( .eopisusIy poured forth. W
only regret ON our space ~ this tine eou
,sIs ~ 70 forsgo anything like even IN ou
line. Il ws- snch speech - would sddrel
itself 10 the plain good hard scnss ofthe s'
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Tuesday, August 18th, 1860,
Guardians Sale by Order of Court

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Probate
l. Court OF Belmont county, Ohio. made on the
3lst day of July, 1860, IN the case OF Rebecca
Anshutz, guardian of Henry Anshuiz ct al.
against her wards, the undersigned will on the s
day of September. 1860, at 10 o'clnck, A ~, upon
the premises in the county and State aforesaid
and herea fter described, offer at public sale the
following described real estate, situated in Bel
mont codnty, Ohio. TO wit the one undivided third
part OF the lolJwing described premises lsub ice
10 the dover interest of Rebecca Anshuz
Beginning on the Top o the river bnnk, near
David Smiths line; ih nee north 81 west 552
feet lsuriace measured up he river hill with the
said Smiths line io st1ke OF n bench, thence
along said bench a southeast course to Samuel
Ambler's line thence east with his line 48o feet
tsurface measure) TO the top OF the river bapk;-
thence up The river 4S poles to the place OF Begin
ming. containing ten acres, be the same more nr
less. ALSO-Ihe equal undivided third part oi
the exclusive right, privilege, power & aulhJriy
forever OF mining or digging Tor the stone coal
mineral, of whatsoever description, stone of rock
lying and being under the surface OF a certain
tract of land of which the ubpve described ten
acres are part; containing ~ acres. 59 poee,
more or less; lying west aud in the rear OF the
above described fen acres, which uact is more
fully described in the deed from VIM Amber ami
wife 10 c. p. Anshulz, dat ted May sth 1877.
Terms OF eale cash. Appraised at five hundred
dollars 900, ,00l REBGCCA ANSHUIZ,
Guardian OF Henry Anshuiz, ct al.
August 9, 1850, 4w
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On last Saturday, between Morrisiown
snd Drideepo port, a friend writes that he lost
s-Scrap Book containing number Of Politi.
col and statistical clippings.
The Book is bound In sheep.skin. and .
iu ;;sGs about 9 by 4 inches. Any person
finding this no, k will DO a great favor By
leaving it'et this Office.
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Rewdyi.m Ram pant.

To the shame of Belmont county We soy
Il, but the intolerance Of some few in the
Democratic and Bell parties, would even
disgrace the darkest of the dark sges.
Their dkilaxer are al trained and led ON BY
soms young 'sflvgs," wh" expect to vote
this fail. Whey showed their split last
6sspsasy, by throwing stones at the pro.
ce.sions % they returned faom Mo-ris'ewo.
This wssJoue In apy,ksvil'e, East Rishlsnd
and Ht. Clairsville.
We Avise prompt suppression Of 'hese
o,svaees, The law won't do. then try
sseme ZOO, but whate~U you Go defend
ssr Rbeftiss-
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Niots,ers aud DaugI,frrs.

thtre ~ one thins more tnar 40 pta.f pr vli'i
these Plls are ~ isnaIs iTi- thAf - tit. .ft-
peries, especially their poBor af .'ea .fIt fl
blood ron all tmpn,ltas al 6intsIt: itt!f.tft.
aud suap 9aded SEQ tons Faivfrsruf VI sInH ..
Tho one grand fenird - is.IiI % tI ti.t. .
ntver fail, meyer weaken me system. % td fIF ~
bring ali nj what J.. spau.tnt,
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SHERIFFS SALF

WIN. Kennon, ct al vs. BENZ. F. l.. al
DY VIRTUE OF A vENDI to me dir
I'D from the court Of common Pleas OF Bsmoi.
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the front door
oil the Court House in said county, on
Tuesday, August 18th, 1860.
.etween the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
p NJ OF said day, the followingreal estate. to wits
Lois No. IS and l9 in Block l3 in Bellaire city,
Belmont county, Ohio, with the apphrtenances.
Appraised at the sum of 81 500.
Terms Of sale cash. z. LOCHARY,
Sheriff of Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriff Office, ST. Clairsville, July 70, 1860.
printers fees 3
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These feelings which saFd'u ~ n,u,t fI.-
n-f ~ arse ftm annoy flCfs u.s. g. ui'e. frb .
Ohfi'heted percy ftti"n. nr ifnW rAtius ahf druis
irE v hat " nhiit ttFus the d,.o,Gesghs the liver
And st"meCh Tis,e or sus mn-t w. rsuf,tri u
you wish 8" do Weii. Tic fiils. u taken according
TO tbe pfhte' .i,uucuChs, VIII quickly festote
healthy at iOI totoih liver u sipiu ach, wrcdcs
loIiow - tainfsi cOR.eq1en gDpi Hpsette
and eiear hta. "a the E1s Inl 'V,st I'D 10
scatoeiy any other Medicine - over usgi i1r ti-,'
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HOLLOWAY'S PHI.
NcrveuS lft.nrs'c,s.

WHAT ~ MORE $AsrrL thtn t,er ir,
w a"wu Of tln HttvnI systnuH Z, b. ftet-
table or nervous ~ sma dHsree ~ f'. fiftf.s.
ing. mr wbtf9 can AfeH.dy be faIHf' Fhfrs -
one; hrihk but litrc stus. i~ef or Irti., fsr
beitet non .. take NJ c"f,e--wrak isa bt ing prg
ief shiei get ~ Inc frceh nr NV sFu; trsr tffa
or ionf Piti- nilit; eat ituty -. sli,ls nud
AVOID the use Ut siupsi aud n ihs." snitrr iuifs
arc To- OWED, ynn vii he happy W mtfd a. s,tpng
body. and for tet ou have zu~ ID
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dience by which he speaker was Surround.
ed, sn&one which will roll up an imposing
array o { votes for glorious Old Abe. on the
6tI0dsy Of November.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-08-16
Disorders ofthe Kidueys

In all d isoiders Affecting these orgaus, ~'ie,h't
theJ seeTets loo much 100 iile waie'; or srt1r'
ihey he afflicted with stone or grave. nr VITA e'b@s
aud pains settIed IA tbs lOns nvUf tHt rss.b o. %
The kidneys, thee rii. sh 5uid he o.. Ge,nrnnt
10 the printed directions. aud ifte tt mort hfii
he well rubbed iutJ III s4lt al nf lie sa-t t.t'
lime. This Treatment VIII .vr siur"-i i4i,a cd az
relief when all the other means havg ilt 90.