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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
Letter from New Orleans.

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NEw ORLEANS. Sept. 1861.
FRIEND CALEhoNIAN:-T seventh
". aii''drd 20 III closing lly last letter
7 must not be presumed to he aught of a
sermon, though partly from preaching lips.
10 be sure, the tact that the gentle rain
"i heaven and the lii-built tower of Sic
am may fall alike on the lust and ON the
UNJUST was recognized IN Il very text-like
,,a,, -. nav, ..,.o B
"".f ~ my Two Reverend fellow pasScn-
gers But they didn't pretend to compass
the whole icld Of Fate and Providence.
10 them. no les, than to me. had il been
sadly amusing TO observe ihe affected at
Temps of some Northern foxes. who have
gained possession of the pulpit hauntS of
Southern fugitive wolves. TO cxpound for
the All-wise the full scope. true tenor
and intent" Of the existing cri>is-the
seeming ills it has brought upon GOOD
men. the apparent disasters to a GOOD
cause. Sunday after Sunday. they send
the nation through 1.-The fiery. purtyino
alembic of Divine rttriDution IN ,,,rb :,
reiterated Stvie as to enforce at least one
conclusion. that in their ease. thc urom-
i,e of Lady Macbeth has hr,u lit.raIlv
fulflcd.-
'Memory, the wardcr Of the brain,
:L,,5;" ,,t al" 'He feceip' OF lie ason
And | added rather positively. that theOl-
~, ''''''' ''',''' ''0'''o''''''S
y, '''''' '0' ~ ''''''E >'>' " '''ie-
upon '''e Pi'''''r- r-Plt;''ii'r dfElN suggested
thai one. hardly nuv,t t0 on /, tho .I,ro
~ ~ INV ''~N
and SIT III Judgment UpOn the weekly r,it-
eragions Of ur,..,t moral ,,,,,bs f.,, ,b.
rulpit. 50 lonp - the r.p.ti,im o, for
cctfulne,, Of them oc,q,rs ,Io;Iv and p;na.-
". and thai loo in ;. .crov.,eJ h,u.p,,
If people want a cessation Of prcacb;no
"''''' " ''''o" u fi'''''i'i:'
let them ,top their simuino
The rood chapIain came 10 my relief by
h,incino u, h,cl, to rho no;u. will, ,.o.,
approno, vers. rs.-on,taJ th;rL tr,m
Alice (ary.-remarkino that in ihis mat
ter oi Providence in the War and in the
south. thouoh As finite creatures we somr-
times feel that
All things have fall'n to the blindness of Fate ;
Nei,her has Fam anv trmst 70 'r C''
therefore SIT IN my d'rNne"S and wait.
S''' a. "'l>'i''''>' Inc aspiration most III
' 90 '''''' 'oi'"'
Lave .ne, leave w. 90 oi I9 t~ . II tho the rS
'.3 "1nG' ~, me TO feel aud +" know Thou Al, jn;'',
, iY;. .,.....,
f''''A' 'or my 'It'H" IRON h'''l'" l"-
Vorltr motto III my creed Is 4 soldier III
tbs war:
"!n the zrca. hand of God stand: ,ad thence
Against 'he On"i'pl9cl pretence hst.
''' ''p', '''''''''
l c'''ce'''' II 10 D. AL well enough To '''
resigned aspiration bcgIn where our finite
trrasoninc end. But 1o permit mental la
,;;o..s f., .,i.,tto ,,,.,,.... 40. III, ,yor,,.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
Il. +. b.

"StMMEs." and nothing more was the
motto of one Of the transparenclcs at a
democratic meeting in Cincinnati, and
that was intamy cnouGh. The cheat who
deceived innocent merchantmen with the
English iag-the robber who plundered
the property and burned the ships OF those
he decciycd-the craven who never dared
to face an armed foe save once, when his
infamous craft was sunk out of si9ht-the
traitor who made piratical war on the
fac which nouri,hed him, without even
the himsey excuse Of 1.-The secession ct
liz state" is made an object OF honor at a
democratic gathering. The fitting finale
should have been three cheers ior Jeii.
Davis u ushimYton Chronicle.
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Death has nothing terrible in ii, but
what life hath made 1t So
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Weak men spurn advise; wise men profit
by it.
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4 A, L DRES SSING : Z, LO q n .
DO rto the right. up stairs, Union Block
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F.. UNS SICIANS < SU RG + CON &
uFFICE OVER HowARD's BOoKSTORE
., \ , :cSiienCe. Main t."ppO>ite North Church.
M T., residence Central 81 81 huISe from STrm cr 81
j. NJ TT,
LIE NANUFACTTRER STEAM MILLS
Opposite Passenger Depot
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Miss T.. NcDOUGAIL.
+. x. GAGE. ARTIST

Dealer
! H. y ER ! x DRY GOODS
Opposite Caitionian Otfice
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X. Il. IiIACKSTONE'S
ST. 'oiiESBrnY, VT

ST. JouN,HIEY Business DIRECTORY.
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EMILY A. VAKNEY, VI.

PHYSICIAN K SURGEON,
opposite J. G.. BISGHAM's DRUG STORE.
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rs : r A n + AGEN
flee with J! floss, Jewett's Building
y. B. Film
Manufacturer Of HARNESSES, etc.
u'r site PaSNumpsic House, Railroad street.
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GEO. \. SHAW.

4. 81. JOiI NSBl'RY PORTRAIT GALLERY
A., HfN Jc~, NrIinctypcS, AMI litc-SHe Protogrdph,
BETTER ant cheaper Ghan elsewhere.
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DIR. j. l.. PERKINS,
%U L 6 EON DEN / ST.
.i,r, Corner OF Mai Street and Eastern Avenue.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15
Congressional Convention.

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The Uni0;,. Congregressional Convention
for this, the 1st District was held at Racine
on Wednesday of last week. Every Assem-
bly, and Senatorial district was represented
by full delegations, and the utmost harmony
and good feeling prevailed The Conven-
ton was organized by election of Capt,
,S1,Sos, of Waukesha as President, and II.
H. WEST Ct Milwaukee, and II. I. FULLER
Of Racine as Secrettsries. I.~f ~.
The first informal ballot stood, Cen, Hal
bert E.. Paine, %; o. H. Waldo, 90; NJ.
81. Carpenter, 6. g. c. Sholes, 4. ,ss
The first formal ballot stood, Gen. HaIbert
E., Paine, 29; o. II. Waldo, "a Ea.,t
On motion of Jason Downer, Of Milwaukee
who had earnestly supported Mr.. Waldo,
the nomination of Gen. Paine, unanimous.
TIE committee on Resolutions reported
the following, which were unanimously
adopted by the Convention: sea ell
iResolred, Tha. as the delegated representa-
vesot the Frat Congressional District of Wis
consin, we here renew our expressions of unal-
terable determination to extend to the governs
ment in the prosecution of the war against the
rebellion ali the means and aid in our power
until the last traitor has laid down his arms. and
the supre macy of the Constitution is universally
acknowledged and observed - ... an
6eSaAred, Tnat we dhartilly endorse, and will
earnestly sustain the present administration, and
pledge our best efforts to secure the election OF
Abraham Lincoln and Andrew johnson, to the
highest Offices in the gift OF the American people,
Resolved, That we endorse as q whole, and in
every particular, the Baltimore platform, as cons
tanning the creed of every thoroughly loyal man
upon all the important Issues before the country.
Res0lved, That we not only lcathe. but exc
cate and detest the tfeasoLable aud suicidal doc
trine put forth by the Democratic party in the
Chicago platform Off cessationof hostities, or
armistice with the rebels, as thereby expressly
acknowledging our inability to restore the SUI
preinacy OF the Constitution. enabling them to
reeuperate their wasted energies and obtain the
time and means to protract indefinitely the blooda
shed horrors and expenses of the war, or COM
pei us to submit to a hpmiliating and iDglori0us
peace. ...,.-...... a. .....-t..,--...5 ..
ReSolued, That in Gen. Halbert f, Paine, this
day nominated to represent this district in the
Congress otthe United States, we proudly recog-
nize a faithful and brave officer who has proved
hi devotion to the Union upon many bloody
field Union man of marked ability and we
now pledge him our united and cordial support :;
and though he has lost a leg in the service of
our country. it will be proved that he canrun
faster and further into the affections of the
electors of this Congressional district, than any
Chicago peace platform candidate who by his
cowardice has saw ed his two -
The chairman announced the following
gentlemen as the District Committee: FL.
L. Ram, of Walworth, S. S. Dag gett, Of
Milwaukee, T. B. Morris, of Racine, G. G.
Sholes, of Kenosha, E. M. Danforth, of Wau-
kesha ..t r..a'-.| --.-'
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War Meeting.

The adjourned meeting, for the purpose
of raising bounties for volunteers, was held
at the Court House on Thursday evening,
the 9Th inst. The chairman, P. II, WooD,
Esq, stated the action had by the previous
meeting The Executive Committee were
called on to report what had been done by
them, under the resolution of the last meet
ing, authorizing them to pay $500 bounty
to volunteers None of the committee being
present, the chairman stated that nothing
had been done that he was aware of.
q. G. SIMMONS being called, gave his
views as to the best method to secure the
object proposed uy the meeting, as follows
1st That the fund already raised be used.
Cd. The Common Council be petitioned
to raise by tax, $4,000. -#2'5sa. p.
3d. That additional subscriptions be so
licited to make up whatever deficiency
might exist in providing bounty Of $500
for each volunteer, until the quota is filed
|. ]. J, PETTTllT addressed the meeting in ia
vor of the plan proposed, whereupon mo
ton was made to that effect and carried
A COMMITTEES Of four was appointed to pre-
sent petition to the Council consisting of
Messrs, 2, G, Simmons, Mentzenberger, al
len and ShoIes Messrs. Petit, Reed and
ShoIesiof ther1st ward, Schmidt, Mentzen-
berger and S6hend of the Cd ward, Simmons
and slpssoh Of the Sd ward, and Webster
and Z. p. Lewis of the 18th ward, were ap-
pointed committees to solicit further sub
,criptiofs to the Bounty Fund, .-ad
&c &c Simmons dfntn was appointed Treasurer
f The chairman was authorized to cal
further meetings If necessary
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

rny editor Of the Marshall mich J otoseS ,an
in speak ing of DR. Price, uses the iolio" ~
Tie success that has attended the en ., ~
IN ) price in establishing his new system o.
treatment, has been far beyond ms mos, ea
o,,;ne expectations On his days Of apPoln'iiueh''
gera bis rooms are filled with invalids' and ON
the the great r numbers he has treated dati1g the
past years we have heard Of none but that have
been benefited Certificates of cures almost
miraculous he has from person residing:near US.
he has by his, skill. promptres: and honesty
nroyed himself worthy of confidence, and the
6niv physicih1i in his way of doctaring We coule
safely tfust3 y a-.- Jt'.i .-.-i'i --i' IN
DR.. Prise is (on'his Usual visit, TO be at Keno>
sha. CITY Hotel during Fri day until 5 o'clock
80 OBJ - agI95EJI 1ih9 SIC"
The 23d ot6eptemeer' ,ti7.r...5 ia 4q,Iit
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

Is THERE REBELI1oN.-The Peace Dem
ocracy in Convention assembled at Chicago
have omitted to make any reference to the
existence of a rebellion against the Govern
ment of the United States. If they did not
approve of aud sympathize with that REBEL
ion. they would have condelnned,it. 1t was nat
al that the representatives of the rebel cause
should select as their standard bearer the
man who, while in the service and pay of
the United States, ordered United States SOL
diers to protect rebel property from the
g unholy tread of Yankee soldiers. -
Pjttsburgh Commercial.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

Our Annual Co. Fair.-We call the
attention of our Farmers, Mechanics, Arti-
zans and artists, to the fact that the annual
Fair of our Co. Agricultural Society is to be
i, Id on Wednesday and Thursday of next
Everybody who has anything whether
- A., net of the farm, of the Dairy. of
- A. Studio, that viii add to the
interest or novelty 0, the Exhibition should 81
bring it out. This is 'eopies INV isa'.on
and the people should see that IL u suS'ain
Cd. Our stock growers are reminded lli''
they can do better than they have ever dons
yet. Bring out the horses, the cattle, the
sheep and the swine Those who have
nothing to show themselves should not fail
to go and see what others show. Turn out,
turn out! Men and women, youths and
maidens. Make your county Fair perfect
success.
We presume the officers of the Society
have made arrangements with the western
Railroad to have extra trains run TO accom-
mediate the people from beth ways.
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TI.eIVerrnont Election,

M BuREfKGroN,p Vermont, Sept 12.-We
now hasepreturns from III towns, which
foot up as follows Smith, Republican,
E36, 219;s Redfeld, Democrat, 10, 371. Smiths
majority. is, s4S. "'a.7t aa1.-!s
Returns from 220 towns show the cleo
ton of 231 ItUnion and 20 Democratic Rep
resentatives.g The Senate is unanimously
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The Draft Ola Monday next.

Governor Lewis has received a dispatch
from Provost Marshal General Fry, that the
draft would be commenced, in districts where
the quota is not filled, on Monday, Septem-
Der 10TH D'th ''
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ETmiOu Caucuses.

The city Union Caucuses, to elect Delegates to the
County Convention to be held at Agriculture H all on
Saturday September oath inst, to nominate Candt-
date for member Of Assembly and County othcers;
will be held on Friday evening, september sSd, at Z
O'Clock p ... rf... s-
First ward at the Council Room.
Second ward, North ward School house. b
Third ward, r. H. Deming's Office. z.-
Fourth ward, Basement of n. r. Aliens building
KenoSha Sept. 18th 1864. ..........
By order of the
CRY COMMITTEE
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2 Doubtless True.

o NEW YORK. Tuesday, Sept. 1S.-The New
York TribUne's Washington special says
Information, deemed trustworthy, is reeeiv-
ed to the effect that General Fremont b as
placed his letter of Withdrawal in the han DIS
of his friends, who will make it public al
the proper time, and that before long. eas9
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union nistrfct Convention

The electors of the First Supe District Of the
County Kenosha consisting of the city Of kenosha
equesed to meet the Court House in the city
of Kenosha, on Monday September 26th inst. at o.
clock D. m. to nominate candidate to Hil the yacan
cy in said Supervisor District.
Eenosha Sept. 10Th 1864. By Order of the
CoMHrTFER
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,o-4rs Union Caucus.

The Union electors Han Fridav afarnoon
quested to meet at the Town i' ftarnoon for The
Septemb .r 23d 1864 at two O'Clock ~ 'corntv
purpose oil selecting three delegates to ,.,I,urai
Convention, be held at the county Agfic- -
Hall on Saturday the "a, of September next, at o.
O'Clock z. M. "I. By order OF
.. CoAIMITTER
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Couufv Convention

The, will be Democratic Convention at the
.nrt Ho,,se in the city of Kenosha on Thursday tne
~ dav of sept. 1864 for tine purpose OF choosing Del
egates, to the Chicago COnVentioa,to be heio al
Racine Sept ID 1854. Each town and ward WIN Dc
ntitied TO three Delegat es. G..e a
nv ORDER OF THE COUNTY COMMITTEE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

The Rebels are fighting for their indie
pendence. Democracy thinks they will stop
if we let their slaves alone. Their love for
the negro is is not SO strong as that; and if
it was, they had them all to themse Ives be-
fore they commenced to fight.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

PRINCIPAL DEPOZS
HELMB ODDS DRUG IND CHEMICAL
WARE HOUSE.
Helnabolds Drag and Chemical Ware Honse
- 591 BROADWAY ". Y OR
s- 594 Broadsc0y N. y. or
HELMBO LD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
Yeimb0ld's Medical Depot, ~ XXI.
Io4 South TENTH Street, Philadelphia,
1oi iS0utA TENTH Street. PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UN
PRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who EndeGVor to
DISPOSE of Wtheir own and "other" articles the
reputation attained by f
HELMB OLD s. GENUINE PrepeTGttoHs,
HELMBOLDS sa 5aa
Genuine Extract Buchn, .Fa
HELMB OLD'S
Genuine EStrdet SGrsap0yilIG.
EfELMB OLD'S Genuine Improved ROseU0sh,
Sold By all Druggists everywhere, ask for
~ HelznbOldd'S, take no other.
kW- Cut out this Advertisement and send for ana
,- avoid imposition.
10 LORD 81 SMITH, Genr Western Agts,
"a Lake aGr@ees
1y7 Chicago.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

FEEMVLESl FEEMALES FEEMALESt
OLD OR YOUNG SINGLE. MARRIED OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
In many affections peculiar to Females the
Extract Buchu is .uneaqualled by any other
remedy, as in Chloross or Retention, Irregular
tiles. Painfulness or Suppression of Customary
Excavations. liberated or Scirrhous Of the Ute-
rus LeucoTrhea or whites, Sterrility, and for ell
incident to the sex, whether arising
from indscretion, habits or dissipation. or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
LE.aE N, See symptoms above ..- rr.s- p
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITH OUT 1T.
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Rnrfs TTnfou Caucus.

viii be held a. the house Of Henry Backmin o.
Saturday the 18th inst. ut o'clock p. m to appoint
three delegates to the Uounty Convection to be held
at Agricultural Hall on Saturday the oath inst. to
nominate a canG ldste fer the Assembly and to
mate county Officers, By Order of the
COMMITTEE
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15
Salem Union Caucus.

11n,o,, Caucus will be held a. the Center Sehooi
rouse II, the Town Of Salem Saturday, September
iI'h inst at Q O'Clock P M. appoint three Dele
1tes 10 ting County Convention TO be held at Agrl-
cnltnral Hall on Saturday the 9th day oil sept 10
oninata a cand idate for Member of Assembly and
to nominate County officers. -,..,
salem. Sept. 9th, 1864. By Order OF the
0''SNAi S0F -.t .E- ToWN COMMITTEE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

More Rain-We have had considerable
rain during the past week, and it is doing
much good to the pastures and late crops. On
Friday night last we had quite hail storm with
thunder and lig htning,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15
The Result in Maine.
The Republican a.j0rify Nearly
10000.

AUGUSTA, Me, Tuesday, Sept 13-We
have carried the State by the largest major
ity ever thrown by any party in Maine at a
Gnbernatorial election, possibly reaching
0,0g0. We have all the Congressional dis
triets by immense majorities. and five-sixths
of both branches of the Legislature.
s. J. G. BLAINE, Chairman Union Com.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

Who IS CHEATE D.-If the Chicago cop
perhead platform had the small pox, is Nc.
Clellan's acceptance near enough to it, tx
have taken the disease?
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The Light of the smiIin

The Light of the misunderstanding
CAGES are the household lights Can a wife ex-
pect her hus band to smile when she sets before
him poor bread7 Can husband look for smiles
from his wife if he offers her inferior materials
for making bread? If you, sir, will please Your
wife get DeLand's Chemical SaleratUs, and she
will produce bread and biscuits that will please
you--that will please her. aud there viii be light
IN the household-s smiles all around
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

: The rumored capture of Mobi lie was bogus
and a New Y ork gold gamblers canard 10
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KenOsha Co Agricultural Society
18th ANNUAL FAIR.
Wednesday and Thursday
Sent. 2lst and 22d, 1864.

Will be held at the Fair Grounds of the So
eiefv in Bristol. Ample arrangements for
the care of Stock will be made, Farmers
and Mechanics of Kenosha County, Turn
out with whatever you have Of the Products
of the soil or the work of hands and make
this the most extensive Exhibition we have
vet had -f. -t.s .s.r sa.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

The Meeting 20 Night-Our citizens
should not forget the Meeting at Simmons Hall
this evening, at which Rev. Mr. RAvLIN will be
principal speaker, We hear this gentiem an
highlyspoken of as an clog uent and able speak
er, and our citizens, men and women may attend
with the full assurance that they will be amply
compensated for the time and trouble, The adj
dress viii be on the political issues of the day,
as seen from Union stand point. Turn out,
one and all. Let us have a full hpuse. q
DeMIisIry.-Dr. Mead of Milwaukee is
again at his old rooms at the City Hotel where
he will be happy to receive his Old friends and
patrons until the 10th Of October a94
Having become associated with Drs, Favillo
s. Brown of Milwaukee, he now possesses unusu-
al facilities for putting up all kinds of ARTIFI'
cIAL WORK in the latest and most improved
styles, and can assure the highest satisfaction
in ali the various branches OF the Dent al art,
Patients will please secure an early appoints
ment in order to obtain the time, requisite fol
the If respective cases.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

Notice is reby given that have sou my go go
show bel ne the tents horses and all other properly
of every nature and description n ~
travelling circus show, TO Samuel M SsansA VIM
whom al contracts must be heresIer Hau''
Dated Ksnosha September 9th , l59A; o,.rp1ro.
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wi

USE HEMBOLDS EXTRACT
BUCHU,
gs For all affections OF the Unisry Organs
aa. whether existing ~
IN MALE CIR FEMALE m
From whatever cause originating, and matter of ~
# how long standing. Diseases OF
+A these Organs require the aid
of a Diuretic., 5stA
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU q
is THE GREAT DIURETlC
AND IT IS CERTAIN vsE.t.
TO HAVE THE ID c. .t.,..
ia DESIRED EFFECT
.sef ...........a l... IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH ratse.t ..
-% 1T Is RECOMM ENDED.
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|

In many affections peculiar to Females, the Extract
Buchu Is unequalled by any other remedy,as in Chic.
ross Retention, Irregularities, Painfuness or Sup
preston OF Customary Excavations, liberated or SER
rhous state OF the Uterus Leucorrhea Ster-
riIity, and for all complaint incident to the sex
whether arising from indiscretion habits of Dissipa
ton, or in the
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~Brown's bronchial Troches' Re

E.BrOwn's Bronchial TrOches' REV
Charles S, Robinson. late of Troy, now of Brook
Ign, N. Y, writes of Bropn's Bronchial 7'rO-
,'kes; REV. Mr.. Booth gave me two or three
from his pocket, few years ago, Recommend
inc, me to make trial of them. for he had found
them bene >Gcial 1 have kept them on hand ev-
or since. and found them very serviceable after
the WEAKNESS Of speaking as well as allaying the
irritation consequent on colo. 1913 #.- 1''-