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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-12

LosT.-on Sunday morning, near The
corner Of Market and Church Streets, a
Pocket-book, with a small sum Of money,
on the Planters Bank. The finder al
retain the money and will obligo the
owner, by leaving the book aud papers a
this office. duly 7-lL
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Established BY Governor David Tod, 10 collect tho
aocOunts OF discharged ohio soldiers, and % furnish
them trausnortatlc- -@'us. TO direct them how to
obtain pas for extra duty, as nurses, etc. Ohio gm.
Poys thoAg0nt, aud It & hA duty 60 give the basi-
ness Of hor soldiers careful and respectful attention.
office No, Z Cherry 80, near Ch"Fch.
AuNHm
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DAY ACCOUNTS COLLECTED, OR CAsHED, BY
Il JkO. "a. hAENN a CO.
u b. claim Agents. Real kainte and CommopCial
brukcrs, once i0k Cherry st-up-3tAlrs.
JunCtO-lm.
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Persons wishing a ane pen can find a
good variety At tho Gold Pen Depot, a
Cherry street two doors South OF Cedar
jolo-0
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MlQHT POLlQE
NnuNYY nEEInMnn.

aJst{F-Jsmes n. Hintuu Dfs.si4--rho,nls Hob
on ard J. X, BnciAnnn. i
R~e1ssq-Phmeas Garrett
TFfss.eo-W. jasper Teylor
Coroasr-N. II. Balcher
Raa7srAJShnlCorbitt .4D.. .l4. 81. a......
Reosasie Ooufotof-W. y. Raoefgsju-
GIiiroad Tar CoRcctof-I. q. nrticy.
Consablss for h. NaJJins ni.i-ta-~Iobu " tu,sof
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uvToN RRArE OOlraTTTTER,

East 1snnessee.-HOra Maynard, Dr.
WIN. O. Brownlow, John A. Campbell.
Middle 7eanessee.-M. NJ. Brien, Dr..
WIN. P. Jones, Horsce Il. Harrison
West Tsnaesss ~. B. bingham, j NJ,
Tomeny, DR.. ]. Lsfriek.
The foregoing Committee, appointed
by authority or theftcent Union Con-
veauon, has been handed us by the
President Of The Convention, Tor publi-
cation.
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DISSOLUTION.
T / TO SUTTTPg

Az DU1AEHH.
MI UNDERSIGNED HEREBY INFORMS sur
= LEkS that he has In store and intends % Keep
on hand during the summer, q very choice stock Of
Cincinnati
Lager Beer. aud Sands Chicago ALE.
He invites them 10 give him a call, feeling assured
that he can give subtraction both as regards the
quality OF the.artiolo and tho prices.
louis RUBIN,
No. 90, Corner OF Broad and cherry sts.
junotB-lms
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Strayed Oh Stolen.

TROM THEOAMP Of tho lth Kentucky
It Cavalry, op Eau GROUNDS, near ia
Nashville, on Monday night, 9Th July, 0n
A FINN BAY HORSE. Rbopt dfteen andR halforl 10
hands high, 4 OF o years old, right hind foot white
for ~ inch above tbe hooG a scar behind, on Tie
thus "A }, forming what most persons would take
to be an NJ, clipped on his lot SHOULDER with a pair Of
scissors. Was a fplendid buggy horse, trots Wen,
cundiuon .
have an idea that he was taken 30 Mtuf6esboro
or somewhere 20 the Front p
VIII pay $50 10 any one who will bring me the
above horse, or give Information BY when 4 can
obtain him.
s. u A PELT,
lst 10, 90. A, 7th Ny, Cavalry.
jalsl0-ir
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COUNTY oouRr-

Jefqe-HOn. james WhitwortL
lsr5-P. Ludsicy Nichlt
- The Judee'H Court u.-sia tnO drsi mu1uay 10
sch month, aud tn Quarterly Court, conqostd Of
the Magistrates Of tn County los arld TO- dtst Non
ley mJdhrhfy, dpttl. auiy'sud 'Usobo'"
CIRCUIT COURT.
sdnlg---- ---- ....
~NsTk-David c. Low
fs- The Court meets w" 1,st att>yi. March
nd September.
CRIMINAL COURT
yudge-Hon n II. Brieu.
Cerk-ChRrles W.. Smith.
Rsr The Court meets the Drst Monday 10 April Al
rubt ana neseniber 81 .....
CHAkcEST COURT.
% Jtanoelor-Eon Samuel D. Frisrsoh
cgrk end hasser-J. e. aleayeB. laa
SF-The G~oautAnoets the Gfsi NoBdsg 10 aay and
November. .
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=, $. Marshal for mddlo District Of ropnsa'''
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May lhe Hnfp OF IIVI'N1
uptl the Stars and stripes have won the Jay.
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REsIGNED OFFIOERs.

juy2-lw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
From S. N. PETTENGILL T. Co, Boston.
Indian Medical Institute
OFFICE, So BRoMFIELD ST., BOSTON.

OFFICE, So BROMFIELD ST., BOSTON.
r. GREENE, VI. D., experimenting Ply stefan.
This inst tuition established for the of disease
by the of innocent vegetable remedies entirely dis
carding poisonous drugs Invas, therefore, who wish
to employ sensible IN sensible way, for the re-
eovery of health will find advantages at this institution
not TO be found elsewhere.
Many diseases, such scrouia humorS OF the blood,
diseases of the throat and lungs dyspepsia, liver com
plant, heart rainr rheumatism, female complaints
and great variety of ordinary disease successfully
treated by medicine which may be sent any part Of The
country with full directions. Persons having cancers
those afflicted with complicated diseases should mLedi
ately avail themselves of DR. reene personal attention
Consultation at the Office by mail, free Of charge.
DIR Greene will BE- at Office from :. VI. to P. N.
The office will I've open, peent persons ia attend
ance, from L. IN 10 T. Il
Note-Persons wishing to investigate this method of
practice, or Its superior SUCCESS, will be furnished with
pamphlet descriptive Of treatment free, by addressing
X Greene, d., 81 Bromfield Street, Boston, Mass.
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D9ndruH.

BosToS, Oct. 80, 1859.
Messrs Joseph Burnett K Co:
GentleEnen-I have used your CocOaine about weeks,
and it, effect 80 marked ard extraordinary that Ideem
it my duty TO state il TO you.
Ny worst complaint for several years has been pand
ruff with itching ami irritation of the scalp After brush
Ing nv hair my coat collar would be covered with the
white scales (danIruh which looked like shower Of
Ny barber tried various applications without ef
feet His abuse of your Cocoaine and his obstinate
:usa TO use it, provoked me tc procure and Try it.
have used less than bottle. The dandruf, and the
irritation which caused it, have entirely disappeared and
any hair was never before in so good condition.
Your obt servant. A. \. FULLER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
Severe Fire in Barnet.

I
A very destructive fire occ1red at Barnet
village on Thursday night of last week, re-
sulting in the complete destruction Of the
stores of S. c. & R. NJ. Harvey and Hoyt &
Abbott, also the dwelling house and harness
shop of VIM. Berry. The fire originated in
Harveys' store, and was first discovered.
about 3 clock, by Mr.. R. NJ. Harvey, who
was sleeping there at the time The fire lad
made such progress when he awoke that he
came very near losing his life in attempting
to save the books aid papers belonging to
the store, the most of which, however, he
succeeded in bringing out of the burning
building. The stock of goods, and every
thing else in the store, including set of
books opened about one month ago, was de-
stroyed. The fire Immediately communicated
with the store of Hoyt & Abbott in which
the post office and town clerks office we're
also kept. The principal part of the goods
in this building, as well as the town records
and post office matter, were saved. The
property was insured as follows
Rob't Harvey's store 81 400
Goods in same 5000
Produce in same 800
Hoyt & Ab5otts store 1000
Goods therein $500
VIM. Berry's house AMI shop 600
The entire loss, as well as the origin Of the
fire, is unknown. This fire is great blow
to the prosperity of the village of Barnet,
but we trlst the enterprise of the people will
soon rebuild the burnt district. and that it
will not be long before thay will have both
stores and hotel in that hitherto thrifty vii
laes.
Since the above was in type We have re-
ceived letter from a man who was present
at the above mentioned fire. He says the
insurance of the Harvey's will about cover
the loss, while that of Hoyt & Abbott will
nearly cover their loss. The goods of Hoyt
& Abbott are now in the depot store. The
post office is in the same place. The narrow
escape of the town records will remind the
selectmen that the town voted to have safe.
The records will hereafter be kept at Mr. Alb
bolts dwelling house. In addition 20 Mr.
Berry's loss by fire, he with his wife had just
returned from Montpelier the evening prtvi-
Gus with the corpse of their son, George. a
young man about 20 years old. They have
the sympathies of the entire community.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
Dealt. OF Col. kimbaii.

Col. +. a. kimbal OF the Hawkins
Zouaves was accidentally killed near Suffolk,
Va, last Saturday. Co. Kimball was a
native of Cabot He removed to Woodstock
when Young, at which place lie at one time
published a nessp per. He was in the
Mexican war as captain, and since then he
has lived in Ne. York, we believe. He
married the daughter of the late Hon. John
Mclean of Cabot.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
~ EFiIEGRAPH.
WEDNESDAY. Abr. 16, 1863.

WEDNESDAY. Abr. 16, 1863.
At market 475 Cattle. abou. 40 Beeves anc
- Stores. consisting OF orking Oxen, Cows
AM one two and three years olds.
rt!cEs-liarket Beci-Extra 800 : $50,
first quality $500 i $50 second do. $50
s. 90 third 10. s6,25 80 %; ordinary.
Working Oxen-s9j. 10. coo.
Cows and Calves-s00, 80, IS. 4 40
YearlingS-~O.00 o0,00.
Two Years Old--S2J u.
Three Years Old-S22 a II
Sheep and LambS-ljJo IT market. Extra and
selections 5000 500 800; i'll lots, si.5O
Geo 100.
Spring Lambs-S0,oO 0.Oo.
Swine-0 at market.
Hides Sic per 10.
Calf SkinS-O DC per y
PeltS-S5,00 a 100 each.
Tallow-S!1 a SC per ID.
Veal Calyes-.rom ~ to &9,j3.
Remarks. There was about the same number
Of cattle as last week, bur the quality vas much
better.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
Discharged.

Lieut.. l.. S. Gerry, of Co. b, 10th Regi-
ment Vermont Volunteers, has been discharg-
t! the service at his own request. He went
ogt in the Danville company.
James Steele, of St. Johnsbury, member
Of Co. X, 18th Vt. regiment, arrived home a
ieS days ago, discharged for disability. He
j, quite low.
Walter Steele, an elder brother of the
above, reached home on Monday of las,
week, discharged. He went out in the Mass
a"ausetts sharpshooters was in the battle:
Of Antetam, Sharpsburg, and Fredericks
burg. At the latter place he was severed,
wounded by pieces of shell, from the
effects of which he has not yet recovered.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
HaldHcSS.

BOsToN, Nov. "A, 1859.
Grntemen--When1 first usei your CccOsIne, l had
been bald years, In the .antime had tried
dozen different preparations. specially recommended for
badness and al claiming to be .nfaible) without any
beneficial effect. The ladies OF my household urged
to IF your Cocaine which did to please them. no
having myself any faith the power Of man to
INV hair have used the Is of one hottie, and my
bald pate covered All with young hair about three
eighhs Of an inch long, which app strong and heal
Thy. and determined TO grow.
In = word your Cocaine is exceent-the best preps-
ton the hair have known. and the only one
which accompshes more than it promises.
Very truly your obliged and obi servant,
D.T. NERWIN.
N.s.rS Insar,, A. On Rosror
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Messrs Joseph Burnett Co:
cannot refuse TO state the sauary effect in my own
aggrieved case, Of your excellent hair o-COcoaine.
For many months my hair had been falling of, until
fearful of osiT it entirely The skin upon my head
became gradually and infaued, so that
could not touch it without pain. This rritated ndltion
attributed the OF various advertise hair washes
which have since been told contain camphene spirit
BY tn advice Of physician, 10 whoT you had shown
Your process Of purifying the oil, commenced its Use
the last wreh in June. The first application aayed the
itching and rration three four days the redness
ana tenderness disipPeare-the hair ceased to fall and
ha-e thick growth of hair trust that 9TH
err similarly Afflicted viii be induced to Try the same
remedy. Yours very truly. SUSAN r. POPE
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
From s. VI. PETTENGILL + Go. Boston.

The Human Hair.-Hcw many persons abuse
this delicate and beautiful ornament by burning 1t with
alcoholic washes and pasterng with grease which has
affinity for the skin ami is not absorbed Burnetts
Cocaine, compound of Cosoanut oil, &c, is unrTaled
dressing for the hair readily absorbed, and is
culary adapted to its various conditions preventing its
falling of, and promoting its healthy growth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
The Gilman COSSct.

Mr.. f. P. Flint, of West Randolph, who
bought the Gilman cosset, objects to the cor
clusion arrived at in our last paper that his
sheep was beaten by Mr.. Moores of Barnet
for athoug it appears by the figures to be
beaten, since Mr.. Flint bought the sheep it
has grown rapidly, and now weighs 2ll
pounds, being only two years old. Nh.
Moore will have to weigh his again.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
Till; CALEDONlAN \.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Brlef Locals.

Brief Locals.
The Soldiers Aid Society meets next
r,->,ay A, Barron Moulton's.
Geo. y. Richardson, of Co. A, 18th Vt.
p.,, died of small pox near Washington
,,.-, before last. Mr.. Richardson enlisted
wan, =. Johrsbury where he leaves wife
on. Two chill .ren to mourn his death. APP
.r.,.r,,tr funeral services were held at the
U.-,.,i,, Church last Sabbath, Rev. H. P.
,...:ry delivering sermon from Sam'l Il
T..
As, services were held at the South
c.,r.l in this place on Thursday, all the
,4-,vmen 0. the village taking part in the
.yrrci,e>. 4 discourse was delivered by
R-v. Mr.. Lawrence, who took for his text
paur> words: But | was free born" The
addre,, was purely political, the speaker 60
;ny back to the foundation of this govern
men, and following the institution of slavery
Iua. 70 the present time. In the course Of
H., remarks he gave President Lord of I,art-
p. urn co!,~ge an unmerciful scarifsing for
voluntary service in the cause of human
,tee. And all the people said amen.
Rev. II. ?. Gushing preached his farewell
.cnoa at the Methodist Church in this place
ut sbbath Mr.. Gushing has lived with US
two years. During this time, besides his ear
ar>t and successful labors in the pulpit, he
ius ever been in the front ranks in the edu-
citional, temperance and other reforms, and
aaS been unceasing and untiring in every
GOOD word and work. In his removal the
own sustains loss. The best wishes of his
people and our citizens generally go with
him.
We learn that Silas H. Stone, formerly
%. this town, but for several years past en-
p.oycl in The Star office, at Danvlle, is now
in lie hospital at Bratteboro, where, with a
,mll! press, he does the surgeons and Stew
ards printing. Young Stone was severely
wounded in one of Fope's battles before
Washington, We believe, and has not been
with hi, regiment since.
The last few days of pleasant weather
have made the sugar makers happy. There
! L.,,, ~ r,coJ { WIN &c CON III, ,yoo1,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
4 Hay Famine.

n nay l. dilllnes
There is great scarcity of hay in this and
Orleans counties Many of tue farmers
have been buying hay for more than a month
to winter out their stock. They seem to
have made wild estimate on the amount of
hay necessary for their winters use 1t is
the testimony of every one that last sum-
mer's hay did not spend nearly as we'll as uSu-
al; nor has the past winter been severe one,
but quite the reverse. There was a short
hay crop at the best, owing to the extreme
drouth. The straw being dry and brittle it
did not pack as closely as usual, thereby de-
ceiving the farmers as to the amount of hav
which they had. Those who have bought
hay this winter by measure have invariably
got cheated it would not weigh cut tie es-
! tmated pounds. Some of the accounts
which come to US of the scarcity of hay es-
pecially in the towns north of US, are trulv
ptiable. We hear of men with stock on
their hands who cannot get hay at any price.
This need not be. There is plenty Of hay
below US. A gentleman from Haverhill iu-
forms US that there are barns full Of it there
for $40 ton. Parties from Barton have
bought 80 tons down on the Connecticut riv.
ca and have pressed it and freighted it north
on the cars. We are confident 80 tons could
be readily sold in each of the three towns
south OF Barton on the railroad. 1t can b.
bought anywhere on the railroad in Orang,
County and delivered here at from So t
GIG ton, and better article than our peo
pie are paying $40 for, and of which the,
cannot get half enough even at that price
Who will bring US the hay?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
BUrnett's COcOaiMe.

compound Of oil, &C, for dressing the hair
Yor efficacy and ageeablenes it is without equal.
II prerehts the hLir from fliLing Of.
HpronOtes IFS healthy rigorous srOrta.
II is MT grcGsyOT sticky
II leare. no disagreedJIe ofor.
II sctte,.s the hair 'raea hard and dry
II ,oOthes tie irritdted scdip SKIN.
II affords the richest iHstre-
II remains longest az efact.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
Fire in Ryegate.

On Friday night tie dwelling house and
shed owned by Mrs. Mary Nelson, in Rye
gate, with all their contents, were destroyed
by fire. The fire originated in the chimney
where they had been boiling sap that day
None of the goods were saved. The house
was insured for $500 Mr.. Squires, who
occupied the house, met with quite loss,
including about $50 in money, which was
burned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
Caledonia Boys in the Fight near Drains-


Vile.
We minated last week that, considering
tie scarce from which the information came,
the fact, in regard to the cavalry fight might
prove different from the reports. In one
particular We are glad they did SO prove.
la,er and more reliable information from the
regiment represent 1t. Josiah Grout, Jr., as
dangerously wounded by ball in his right
MP, with strong probabilities of his ultimate
recovery. It was 1t. Woodbury. who was
with those of Capt. Flint, have been received
~ their friends.
!,y a Irivate letter We learn that Horace
Ike, Passumpsic, who was taken prisoner,
'c."rj and had returned to his regiment.
'saare vas somewhat remarkable. 1t
IS hat after mos of the officers had
"'.a Killed IN attempting to rally their men,
orr forces put their horses upon their best
.n"-H and went down the pike towards their
camp The rebel Mosby and his men follow
-, p,y;jos Of and capturing those who, from
,t .icI condition of their horses or other
0,4>tS, fell behind. Young Ide was over
Alu,=d about five miles from the scene of
AEON, and his horse being entirely played
mt, aad further retreat impossible, he surren-
Leled with as good a grace as possible. To-
gr,ler with the rest of the prisoners he was
hurried off towards Richmond. After trav.
cling all day they encamped al farm house
'ae Union prisoners being closely guarded
rs part of the rebels had on the Union blue
oyrrcoats and black hats just like Ide's,
plan came into his mind which he proceeded
n the morning to put into execution. HI
walked out by the guard, as big as a rebel
went into the house, got something to ca,
al. after filling his pockets, started off to
wards the Union camp. In due time he ar
rived among friends, and he is now safe
with his regiment.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
Gleason Still Non Est COmeatibus.

In state rs Gleason complained of for vio-
la:ions Of the liquor law, the court sentenced
him to pay a fine of $500 and the costs, and
it being the Sd conviction, to imprisonment
in Jail for the term of four months. Gleason
still remains in New Hampshire.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
New Paper at Newport.

Charles S. Spaulding, Esq, is about to
start newspaper at Newport, Vt. The
newspaper business is not new to Mr. S., he
having seen service with the quill in the
West. lie will be recolected by our readers
a> the writer of those admirable army letters
IN IN" Freeman over the signature of "See
Sc E@s," We welcome Mr. Spauldng to
t!e pleasures and trials of newspaper life in
Vermont.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
Ladies Fair.

1t has been thought asreea bic and expedi-
ent that the ladies Of St. J"hnsbury should
hold a fancy fair, for the benefit of the So
diers' Aid Society. The young ladies who
are engaged in the enterprise would request
the assistance of all who are Interested
Fancy articles for the tables and grab bag
are solicited; in the manufacture of which,
the Individual taste and convenience of each
donor may be safely followed. Among the
number and variety of articles usual on such
occasions, scarcely any thing will be unac
cep:able. 1t is hoped that all preparations
may be completed SO that the fair can be held
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS,

IRON IN THE HUMAN SYSTEM.
The principal VITAL FORCE in the human sys-
TEN Is the iron contained in the blood
Tie PERUVIAN SYRUP or protected solution
of PROTOXIDE OF IRON supplies the blooi
with this LIFE ELEMENT, and in the only form in
which /; Is possible to enter the circulation
This Is the secret OF the wonderful success Of
this medicine in curing SO many diseases
Being free from Alcohol, as eRsrgl-iIty effects
not rooced by corresponding reaction, bIrt
permanent. iniusing strength. rsyOr and hte
INTO the diseased and debiiiaed system. and build
ing up
IRON INSTITUTION.
For SPRISG DEBILITY it Is a specifc. Try III.
Pamphlets sent free. Sold by ali Druggists.
JEWETT & COMPANY,
Is, fremont Street Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-17
Page, Richardson d Co.'S
WlLB0RS COMPOUND OF
Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime !!
COMPOUND OF

FOR CONSUMPTION, it is the only reliable remedy
known has In thousands of stances rest Ord pa
tens that seemtd past hope Of recovery and in ten.
thousands has arrested the disease 10 nary stages
and restored the patient 10 robust health
BRONCHITlS-Its effects in This troublesome Siisesse
marked II is necessary persist in its use for
a considerable length of time
FEMALE DEBlLITY.-To sustain and augment the
vital to make rich and pure blood to build
up SYSTEM TO restore energy the mind and
iody-nohing he better adapted than tins prepare
tion.
In Asthma, General Debility, Emaciaton, Coug hs, il
is reliable remedy Nine tenths of the where
supposed TO fail simply arise from The remedy being
abandoned before las beneficial effect became obvious
BE careful and get the genuine manufactured only BY A.
B. WILB0R Chemis;. 166 Court ST, Boston.