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WINERY
GAN kgIAN
VERMIFUG
A C AIN
REMEDY WORMS.

~ Physicians generally now use Winers c,.,,.
Vermifuge This medicine is simple yeget,b gi'aloal
ration and can always be administered ,si isa
safety and confidence as to the result add ril sa
destroy Worms, and restore the patient 10 6a.t Way
Over onethousand certificates have been ,sst,a
from planters merchants and physicians bss,;. why
mony to the efficacy of this nfaliberemedy TaTsas5 3
in all cases. '''Al&a
MEDICAL EVIDENCE
We, the undersigned having frequently admiris,..,
Winners Canadian Nermifuge, and being iuIr sat
with its efficacy, confidently reeommend al saSa Is
efficient remedy for the expulsion Of Worms from N
intestinal canal G. o. REILLY
Licentiate ofthe r. c. of surgeons in Ireland 81,
G. W. DICKINSON w
Member of the R. c. of surgeons in London 70.
- Physicians, Chemists and Druggists praissit
TESTIMONY OF NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS AND pgrerl,.
We, the undersigned, Druggists of the ciT Il H.,
Orleans, have sold in our trade Wner Canadian Ts,
fuge forever ten years past; and since its ntroi1,
into tins section of the country, it has given such Nd
faction 10 our customers that we feel justified saT,s
it is one of the best remedies for Worms we bs7s n
knowledge of. o. Hu. Kennedy,
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. Mc.

FENEE subscribers havingrecentIy been supplied with
a. large and fresh stock Of Drugs Medicines, Chemi-
calls Perfumery ETC. would respectfully notify all
try merchants planters and physicians that everything
in their line WILDE sold at very small advance for cash
city acceptances Below few ofthe articles hand:
900 ozs su.ph. quinnc, 500 lbs. pow'd rhubarb,
100 " morphine, 200 ipecac,
100 4" strvchninc, 800 scnna
Is bbls refd camphor 600 tartaric acid
100 kegs sup. carb. sods, SOC blue mass
10 bbis cream tartar 300 calomcl, Il. & A.,
90 Z" epson salts 1000 indigo,
20 " coppcras, 2000 madden,
- g castor oil, 80 chloroform,
90 " linseed OIL 20 gross sedlitz powders
90 " sp. turpentine, 20 " Yeast
90 4" alcohol, - :" soda "
40 kegs salt petrc, 40 7" sugar lemons.
1000 bXs. druggists glassware patent medicines, per-
fumery, medicine chests, instruments etc, etc.
G. n. MORRISON & Co., Wholesale ruggiss,
dec21 1857 Y Magazine St.. New Orleans.
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SHREVEPORT BLIND & SASH FACTORY.

Texas street nearly opposite the. Academy.
TIME undersigned having erected suitable buildings
Il and purchased the requisite machinery fov a blind
and sash factory would respectfully Inform the public
generally that they are now prepared TO manufacture
every description of Door, Blind and Sash Work.
in superior manner and on reasonable terms
They have also in operation GIG-SAv for ornamental
work and can furnish Moudings of various oatterns
from : to inches in size.
full assortment of Doors Blinds and Sash Sept con-
SANITY on hand All orders promptly filled
They solicit share of patronage feeling confident of
giving general satisfaction.
feb22 AILAX & son.
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THE CHIEF AMONG I'M 777-'.e
DALLEY'S MAGICALpAni u9 uSASb

DAh1'EY's MAGICALPAt. SAM
WAS university spnnIan+a4 EAfRAe,pa.
- and healing applicationsS 1 al other n, o&
western Henspheres yRereya,rr pom the Easaaaat
trlnslc merit IS the true secrat 90 'foduced % a3
neous affections, whether ~ success N
BURNS &sScAI NJ aentord,g.allt
are instantly relieved o. tb aaLDS sasc
Illumination BY timely an : nT sa anguish, DAN
healer and the flesh Is re- pa u,oh this a9dh
blenIsh or acarremaininp = eu as II by 4 II eI0a,
Children are f freqaen3 n. oE TIE NURSERY
ries, especially from fluid And rom extern,
therefore every mother sbonId Pheneexo5oaii hp
preparation constantly at hama nave this 1IO9s~
and quickly removes the :. T p ! healsSoPpb a1g
prevalent in the nursery :. iihR or Rrygrraa.kis
TO TRAYELERSBY@ SEA Avn R@
The machinist, the tray sseler ~ ~ LAND
vldual whose lot in life = throw "'u every olb.
chance of accident from explna;. MN Btli. Ads
should bear in mind that = this Nh, IRE or caG he
best and only friend tits b6fb asle Extract soo
and should ever be his conYnoR,; table add i BIZ
need. There arethousandss of Inn as fFsss'P
TO IT'S marvellous virtue = who s TItnessesto,
and muscles to its saving : eticacr 'helr SOUND
The following are few . of tbni aR
is PREVEYFITFa as GA aI PAIN Ey TT1es,se d
Burns ~ L aS'- wen as CURE 'AAClG
Bruises, p %aus genersIr
Boils, ppHilples,
Broken Breast, pn{,
Bites of Reptiles, RJI-soh,
Cancer, rheumatism
Cracked Lips, So 5ues
Chapped Hands, S6o tS NJ u aikini,
ChllblainS, Scrnf 4" oulds
Cramp, Soa'
Chafes SoIsh
Diseases of the Skin, Sc c",sS
EiatliPo' Scald Head
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otba,,kinds of Wagons, for horses and oxe
ons and Carts, Drays, OK and tfmbe VII
without axles; warehouse and steafnp Rat
and Bagga geWagons; baggage and on erca
and oxen; handcarts, wheeibarroWS OF eyer
and oil other articles in the wheelwrIght
the hest seasoned materials, and warra hted
IN anv other manufacture, which will be dt
nrices. and lower than by any other estabE
ppo,tbarn country Purchasers win hid it
eSts 10 call and examine our stock Pefor
elsewhere. We use none but black loEust
felloes (nov 8, 1885, PHELPS, PAI
40 AZ and A Perdido street, N Nv {
n. r. We keep constantly on hah d a
ment of Drays and Carts from the p M
Simens. Coleman Il CO., Philadelphia
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STEAM FOUNDRY AND MILI..

FFNHE undersigned is now prepared to execute all or
Il ders for any description of castings.
Having engaged trst-rate mechanics | nm ready to
manufacture anything in cast wrought iron, wood
in a workmanlke manner and with despatch.
Mills, Wagons and Ploughs made oorder and repaired
with despatch.
constant supply of the well known and popular Nc
Farland Plough always on5hand For the superiority of
these ploughs Irefer to the following gcntemenDr A.
Flournoy, Aonzo FlournOy, James Jones, v II. JONES'
Caddo parish; Dr. Harris, Thomas Poland, D. X. Smith,
Texas.
Terms liberal. JOHN B. MCFARLAND.
GrcenwnoH. Cadln nariSh. La Sen. 10. 1860.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

A FAST FREIGHT LINE FROM NEW YORK via
IA Savannah, Ga, conveys Goods to New Orleans,
Texas and all Southern cities with increased speed and
at very low rates To insure its advantages mark Goods
North
Care r. r. AGENT, Savannah ands
care J. w GREGORY, Montgomery, Ala"
Care J. w GREGORY, New Orleans, La"
Where the most ample preparations are madeto ensure
dispatch.
Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas and Texas.
Forwarding Office at New Orleans, 76 Tchoupitonas
street personally attended by Mr.. JOSEPH MoGRIpGE
]. w. GREGORY, Gen'l Agent South
aug Is l860-tf rs Tchoupitoulas st.. New Orleans
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A. ENGLE q Co.

VNAKES pleasure in informing theirfrends and custo-
Il mers OF the receipt of their stock of Fresh Goods,
consisting in part of
HAVANA CIGAps-0fthe following celebrated brands
Fgaros Cabanos Ell Principe de Gales, Ccrvantes, Milan
Caoba Washington, ElSol Toreno the and favorte
Flor Scion, II. Upmann, La Intrndad, Yichot, and
many others.
SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO Fine Turkish, Hvco,
KilIickinck, Perque Goodwin Brother, pure Habana
Solace and Virginia
GENUINE MEERs1HAuM PIpEs-And amber nlouth-picccs,
Clay and Fancy Pipes and Stems.
MATcHEs-Prary, PolaB and common Lacour
PLAYING CARDs-AIl kinds.
WINEs-W Chcquot, Hcidsick Co, ard Cabinet Cham
payne Tokay, Szekszardi Port Sherry, Madeira Spark
ling and Still Catawba, Rhine wine.
ALE AND PoRTER--Jefreys and Byas
FINE CoGNkC AND WHIsKEY
PICKLEs-Oysters, Salmon, HOLSTERS and Sardmes
PRESERVES OF ALL kINDs-Syrups, fine table Oils Lea
& Perkins Worcestershire Sauce French Mustard Layer
Raisins and Figs, Candies and Gum Drops, Star and
Sperm Candies large lot Of Lemons, Cordals Bar Tum
blers, Wine and Champagne Glasses.
Boston Pond Ice through the summer season.
All orders viii be attended to with particularcarc.
rmay16l ENGTF & co Texas street
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n NUNFLETE assortment just TcctlYGu, Win a large
supply Of
ONION SETS,
LAWN GRASS SEED,
RED and WHITE GLOVER SEED
TIMOTHY GRASS SEED,
LUCERNE GRASS SEED
FLOWER and VINE SEEDS, great variety,
Aso-SHAKERS' (Ky.) GARDEN SEEDS, pun up in
boxes assorted containing from 40 200 papers each
Early orders solicited, which shall prompt atten-
ton. liberal discount made to wholesale BUYERS
T. II. NORRIS
decl2 Druggist, Shreveport
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MORE NEW G0ODS!

II HAVE just returned again from the city with new
L and handsome well selected stock of Summer Goods.
consisting in part of Fine Fancy and Staple Goods of
every style and quality. call the attenton0f helatles
in particular and request them call md examine the
goods selected them with great care and they cannot
be surpassed in Shreveport My motto is small profits
and quick sales Corie one, come ALL and get bargains,
as am determined not to be nndersold word to the
gentlemen in regard my clothing and furnishing goods,
vnced that they are the best ever brought to this place
iulvs w. MARKS.
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BATH HOUSE! BATH HOUSE!,

TIME undersigned bcgs leave to inform his numerous
friends and and the publiciu general that
he has removed from his old stand to the wsbuilding
of r. D. Sale on Milan street, next to the Sefandah
Barber Shop, opened Bath House, where he can
furnish all with warm or cold baths, every day from
o'clock, to o'clock, P NJ at the rate of scots per
BATH tickets s. 90 pr Dozen payable in advance
The undersigned respectfully hopes this new enter
prise will meet with liberal patronage
Nee 49, H. ZIEGLER
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eB3FALL AND WINTER GOODS, 81
Still Ahead of all Trade!

A. WINTER
Texas STREET, SHREVEPORT
ga3r Has just received per steamers Era No 4 ~ 4,
FNN Feta, Yazoo Belle Rescue and Larkin $S|
aAs- Edwards an extensive and complete stock ~
of Fall and Winter Goods direct from the mauufactu
rers person expressly for the Shreveport
kct and including all the latest and most fashionable
descriptions of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps, &C.
This stock being the foremost and most complete in
town, is well worthy the attention of all purchasers who
may rest assured that they will be sold at Lower Prices
than any other house can offer them.
Boots, Shoes and Brogans for ladies' men and bows,
embracing all qualities and sizes
Also-A large and complete assortment of fancy and
staple Groceries, Plantation Stores Hardware Cutlery,
Glassware, Queensware etc, etc. to all of which the
attention of my old patrons and the publcs solicited
now A WINTER
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WAGON REPOSITORY,
ga 10. 72. Carondelet Street, New Orleans,

WHElE IL can be found al
ways the large st and
best assorted stock in
the city, made Of the
very b est S as q Il e d
Whit Oak, with Black
Locus I HUBS, which is
Offered at lower prices
than pan be purchased
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5000 lbs, Harness and Sole Leather.
In addition to the above we are receiving by every
boat direct from the manufacturers great variety OF
goods manufactured expressly for this market and one
of Young men is in the east busily engaged IN
selecting and having goods manufactured for this mar
ket and will in few days be in receipt ofsome othem
and those in of goods of every description and kind
we solicit from them call WALTERS Il ELDER.
Shreyenort Feb % 1860.
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JosEPH SrRAus
STRAUS & BRO,

SADDLERY & HARNESS MANDATORY
R Sign of the MILITARY SADDLE, Ga
NFTk Texas street, Shreveport, Louisiana, ttE@9&
INFER for sale to the public in general the largest
" and best stock of Saddery ever shown IN this city,
consisting of Saddles Brides Harnesses, Collars, Sad
dlebags Whips and Sadders Material all which they
will supply to the market trade low be bought
in the State, not excepting New Orleans.
- Rennirs done will neatness and dispatch.
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PATTERSON & Co.
fggzS BUTCHERS,
~ KEEPS always on hand the fnest and latest
aASuuzk1@ BEEF, PoRK, MIRROR, &C. that can be pro
cured, which they sell at the lowest prices For the ac-
eommodaton Of those who wish to buy cheap we keep
some rather lean meat hand which We sell at lower
prices IMAM heretofore ever known. mav2
~ i CASKS superior Hams Shoulders and clear Sides
~ &y just received aud fer sale BIZ
a HOWELL BUCKWEH
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GUN POWDER.
MANUFACTURED BY
DUPONT DENEM0URSE * CO.
G. vi. Nichols, Agent, Shreveport, La.
A FULL assortment of this celebrated Gun Powder
IA comprising all the various grades Of Rifle Duckng
Cannon, Musket and Blasting; in as borted packages
in Magazine and for sale at manufacturers prices
Office on the levee
HAVING recently erected suitable Fire Proof Mag
azine, am prepared to furnish st prage for Powder
to those desiring it. [nov 81 &IM. NICHOLS
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LIGHT! LIGHT!! LIGHTI!!

LIGHT! LIGHI!! LITHJd!!
TTYHE best and cheapest light in use, is made from
/ Coal Oil, or by some called KEROSENE On, as it
burns twice long any other and the price of which
has been reduced.
The undersigned has large assortment of Coal Oil
KerOsine Lamps, in every variety of style also:
Chandeliers, Hall Lamps, Solar Lard OIL Camphene and
Spirit gas lamps and all the articles required TO be used
with them
Always on hand, good supply of the best quality of
Refined Coal Oil, Bleached Oil, Camphene and
Spirit Gas or Fluid, and the Southern Oil COM
panys' Lubricating Oil, now in general use, by the
barrel or gallon
The subscriber is agent for the celebrated Franklin
Lamp, (which not excelled for burning kitchen grease,
lard or OIL very cheap. Also for Fuller's Patent
Faucet which lasts three times long any without
leaking the patent Scissors Sharpener, very cheap,
useful and convenient; the patent Decanter or Bottle
stopper, good Improvement Musgrove's patent
portable Gas Stove, very useful and convenient where
gas is used Spaldings prepared Glue, which should
be in the hands of every housekeeper.
The public is respectfully invited to call
ARTEAfON HILL, No 6 Charters street,
feb8 New Orleans.
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New Goods! New Goods!
JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER CLARA BELL
hISPENSING with all humbug such as selling off nj
~ cost or Mexico being taken! call on my friends
and customers generally to call and examine my goods
sold at great sacrifice! on account of the present
crisis in New Orleans
shall be able to sell them at such prices which were
never known in Shreveport before A. MARX.
Shreveport Dec. 5 1860
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GAS FIXTURES.
KHETIE subscribers offer at all times, complete assort
ment 0f Gha1delle rs. ffron3 to II lights Bracl-
cts. Pendants, Portable Lights. and all other aft
cIes of XII As FIXTURES at very loW prices.
HI giving the height Of ceiling size Of room, and ap
proxiHEse price, parties may be supplied as wei By
LEVER. Ms if present.
Information regarding styles and prices will be sent
gbE mail when desired. HENDERSON q GAINES,
aug10tf No. 100 Canal Street, New Orleans
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NEW BUUIASs
TH H. NORRIS has justreceivedq lot of new publicf
IL . TONS among which are the following:
Horseshoe Robinson, by Kennedy;
Bob of the Bowl,
Swallow Barn.
Wyoming, George Peck.
Harry Lee or, Hope for the Poor.
Love Me Little, Love Me Long; by Reade
The Rivals, or Times of Burr and Hamilton.
Self Help; by S. Smiles.
The Fate of Sir John Franklin.
Title Hunting
Adam Bede; By George Eliot.
The Slave Holder Abroad
Michelet's Love, r. Amour.
Renlah by A. ]. Evans.
AIIibones Dictionary of Authors;
Ana i great variety of al kinds Of literature Yarch1
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wye have in store ard viii sell at thelowest rates:
wv . cases kerseys and hnscysi
: bales blankets;
1900 feet India rubber gin bands, all sizes;
80 tons segnants points, and gudgeols;
Wedding hoes shor Is spades Heeibarrows road scra
me- Gains u HOWELL & BUCkNER
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At COST

ME- areprepared furnish our Gust mcrs arid friend
w With BaggngaRd Repc HOWELL n BTrGKNER
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FINE ENGLISH AND AMER ECAN GUNS.
A LARGE assortment of superior duns of English
n and American make received direkt from the most
celebrated manufacturers, and for sale by
aug4 THOMAS H. NORRIS, Druggist
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THOMAS H. MORRIS,
Wholesale and Retail Deaerin
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES,
Paints. Oils. Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, Window
GLASS STATIONERY, &c, &c,

Texas street, Shreveport, Ia.
MosT RESPECTFULLY cali the atten
ton of the public to his extensive
stock, all of which he buys Of first
hands at the lowest cash price, and
offer them on as reasonable terms
as can be purchased in the south
ern market. His stock is COM
nlate for the winter trade.
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Successors to Jos Mclaughlin,
&HARNE SS MANUAL

JACOB STRAUs.
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tler oNI ~,
throws 'u b firsry or1er,,
explosiop" 't a.. within 49, 4
ba ,ls magic EStrsct,ao..Il
of li5ing, vi gi.n as a frieat,ss'
efficacy. '''e'' sound Ii ".
OF the leadi,. }.
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HARDW ARE, &c
Iron steel, chains axes, hatehets;
Backsmiths' anvils, bellows and vices
Tools for carpenters wheelwrights and blacksmiths
Rope scythes, plows, hoes, shoves, spades;
Coffee mills tea kettles nails, assorted;
Grindstones shoyels, tongs and andirons;
Knives and forks, spoons scissors;
Lamps candlesticks and shutters;
Pocket cutlery, buckets, tubs, brooms;
Castings in great variety;
Earthen stone and wooden ware;
Queenswarc, crockery and glassware;
Tinwarc, in great variety;
Letter cap and wrapping papers.
And variety of other articles too to be given
in an advertisement.
Every article enumerated above fresh and entirely new
we having no old goods on hand.
ShcreycDort March II 1850 Texas street
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13
A RhinOCerOs at Large.

On the 18th of August The steamer hey
City, bound down the Mississippi, coilided
with the steamer Luzerne. having on board
Dan Rce's circus troop, trained animals. sc.
The cage containing the trained rhinoCero>,
weighing over four thousand pounds, which
was in barge alongside, was knocked into
The river. The door Of the cage was open.
tie animal being tied TO the front end of il
by chain, which was fastened to q ring in
the monsters nose When morning came no
signs of him could be seen. The La Crosse
Dem0cr0t however, of the 9th, saws:
Sunday afternoon, Charles Wrightson. F.
W. Brown and Robert Esgleston. while
roasting green corn. on the bank of slough
five miles below here, were half scared to
death by hearing heavy tramp. and in a
few moments the rhinoceros, as he appeared
here on the occasion of his first visit. in July.
minus the blanket and the chain in his nose.
rushed upon them with terrible below
catching ESSleston on his snout, and throw
ing him, as he says, at least fifty feet over
and back of him. breaking one arm and two
ribs in the fall. The monster plunged into
the river, and the other two persons, badly
scared. but not hurt, procured a buggy, took
the seat out, filled the box with grass and a
blanket, and brought Esgleson to his home
in this city, where he is now under the care
Of DIR. Cameron. The ribs were evidently
broken by the snout of the animal, as the
flesh was badly torn.
The slough in which tie animal doubt
less is at present, is about five miles below
here, very deep, with muddy bottom, and
though It is just such place as he was Cap
tured from in the East, there is no telling
how long he may remain quiet without taking
notion to prowl around the country in
search Of better fare. This forenoon sevpra,
OF our sportsmen went down to the spot to
make arrangements for his capture. when.
ii successful, they can start show of their
own.
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warm bamboo woods where these human
monkeys live, and the poor Dokos cannot
resist the attraction offered by such superior
people. They crowd round them, and are
taken in thousands. In slavery they are do
Gle, attached, obedient, with few wants and
excellent health. They have only one fault
love for ants, mice and serpents, and a
habit Of speaking to Yer with their heads on
the ground, and their heels in the air. Yer
is their idea Of superior power, to whom
they talk in this comical nature when they
are dispirited or angry, or tired of ants and
snakes, and longing for unknown food
The Dokos seem to come nearest Of all peo-
pie yet discovered to that terrible cousin OF
humanity-the ape"
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g You who, visibly, are wasting into an
early grave, repair to the sea, where every
breath YOU draw shall be restorative
That restorative iodine is in every breath
that blows, in every wave that heaves, in
every fish that swims. The cod alone have
enough to iodize earth.
C. An Iri,hman being about to enter
the army, was asked by some of the recruit
ing officers: well, sir, When you get into
battle will you fight or rum All, faith,
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PHILOSOPHY OF SNELZE.-The nose re-
ce!ves three sets Of neryes-the nerves d:
smell, those Of feeling. and those Of motion.
The former communicate to the BRAN the
odorous properties Of substances with whic Il
they may come III contact. in a ditfused or
concentrated state; the second communicate
the impressions of touch; the third move
the muscles o.: the nose; but the power OF
these muscles is very limited. When "a
sneeze occurs all these faculties are excited
TO high degree. \ gram Of snuff exci,, )
the oltactory nerves which despatch to TIE
brain the intelligence that ">nutf has attacked
the nostrils.' The brain instantly sends i
mandate through the motor nerves to the
muscles, saying "cast it ont - AID the X
suit is unmistakable 50 offensive is the
enemy beseiging the nostril held to be. that
the nose is not left to its own defense. 1t
were too feeble to accomplish this. An
alley army OF muscle joins in the rescue
near one half the body arousvs against TIE
intruder; from the muscle Of the lips TO those
of the abdomen, all unite il the effort fox the
expulsion OF the grain Of snuff.
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.HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

This valuable preparation freed Of all the common com
penens such Opates, or ENPecoTaIts which mol Oh
is run down the system but destroy all chance Of cure.
will found trial 10 possess the following properties
aid which the most valuable testimonials may be ouI!
IN the pamphlets.
For hopping Cou III, and Soothing Syrup meet 1
every ant by early viii the largest proper
non of ruptures In children whch be traced 10 hoo
ping Cough.
l., ordinary Coughs and Bronchial ComplAn:>. the
orerunners Of CoIIsunp its splendid tome properties
make Only the most perfect enemy 10 disease, but
builds up and sustas the system against recurrence OF
he con! plant No NURSERY should Toe without II, noT
sLeuld parents fail 10 get pamphlet 10 be found With all
dealers a. the only way DO justice 10 It's value.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-13

replied the Hibernian, with comical twist
of his countenance, Ill be after dom, yer
honor, as the majority at We does