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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31
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SENSE.
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Do a arIal III Strongest mind 20 think of
sui oa'as j iy rs@sloct ; Then why aelsys whsr
c'se IN t offered, Me- imely ssaIring : son a .
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medical faculty p ,he most prompt aal ssrltf
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4 the case II b -eid IL hope. Even pl.el .
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pr lars ion On bette vii clsvlnce The sr fa-
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50 F'd u, On by -hoa-snds NO have c,r CIR . :.
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m y g ta.a tbs IreParat oa fsils 10 ii X.
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VTeo & g olUia Il co Boston. u. : Ra-s. T:-s.r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31

Fir MAS-FIT PArER-It has been
stated that Charles c. SpaIding, once Of
Montpelier, and afterwards for brief
period editor OF the Newport News, has
obtained position on the Boston Post by
reason of certain letters which he has
written from Vermont signed "Indcx."
Spaldlng Is just the man for the Post.
Utterly destitute OF ali principle-a man
who has no sense Of honor-whose dsre.
gard Of truth was never questioned-who
cares not 4 iig for facts if so be he can
make SENSATIONAL complete toady to
the south-being all these and much
more, we think the Post has secured the
right man, and that Index has found a
good exponent of his ''principies''
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If what | have said does not disabuse
Mr. H., and any others who have had
like doubts, or the idea that | have any
tendency to abandon the support of the
republican party and 20 for the policy OF
the president, | feel that anything | could
say would he Insufficient, and must con-
tinue TO labor under the suspicion until il
can be dispelled by my acts
Luxe L. POLAND
ST. Johnsbury, Aug. 20. 1866.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31
NARSDEN'S CALISAYA Toni

L. clnTa'tscelce Ton chora, malignant i,1.-. . -
? X or any ctaocou- Affect NJ, N bc r.u inv
giving t'nr f. the sv-eu, and renew = Al III y
ii'g eecfs jicaden 10 lise 81. HE iTc-aal AID
lar kn9wl-jg oftl- vim Ter tau ali ava lR
a eIilana;jon; cearsr,s have ps--el .inee IL dir
aid i Is T C nj. cd 4 I e bet frifa-,
5ountiful IA: re has f,v red az Sih S.iea,. f.-.s
cr d man. I.e,ho.- Of .scta4, ~ ;,rs I'D
to asall baik t'le aotive Pr.acsl,s e.. tae ta-k- t
qrfna', ciIohoail,, etc, III u al4,a asc i-yal-
Iacdi a agen-s.
The eret van of ID sd r,liable tonic t. c-s "
Debility, nigh; -s-Gts, scrofcla, Gy.pePsa Lee q
Il, asi I'll diseases ncieca a "a ,.f-,-l.z -
IN, has i:.duoel me IT sut rtis to t. 81 cl pre-
issi n SD sufferer tie mos: Ie ile, sstc aad ,
fu t.nc TIA b. peiar,d, comb iae, as !. a. - I'd
tn GciiTe pric lles Ct tn CAli-aya RI, q &c
insred IT which .S- il the pesflci,n &; s,-
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PreiaTei by T W. NaT-5ca, <. E7o2lasy- NsN h'.N
an "a sal, by al dsus Sc. rrioe II - bed.
whlsssl- agents. Ie,n 7. Henry g. Na''a .
Gee L G,o1~ia Il 60. Il .rtoa, Il. :. iEs-, B..1-
25-ug6.
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The HydoparE Contention.
ST. JoHSssuE1, Aug. %, 1SjG.

ST. ,jOiSSGlE1, Aug "a, IScG.
Dedr Sir We noticed in yOur number OF the l1;h
inst. elegram saying Hen. Portus Baxter was n'ins
ted at the Hyepar convention for representative TO
congress But your number of tie 2ith, yoG say the
telegram true We telegralhed TO a frie.d rs
above, without expecting have to meet it II Your pei
as not true We owe il TO ouI.cyes eel 10 Hon.
Portus Baxter. to have ta statement corrected in your
paper of tits week, request Of Son to publish the Off
cia doing. of the nomin ting committee ported in L
p walton's Journal Of Aug. q, IS foliows:
HYDErAEK. Aug. Is, lS66.
In &c orIsuce with ( @ announcement If tn" chairman
thu convention meeting Of the commit clee =!
the several counties nCInin lte IN moi Of ongc- Tor
tn .nird dislric, was hid at he court hcuc. The
meeting VIZ .Lizcd by he election Of Hon. CIT0ls
Noyes Of Chittenden county rman: ID Hon. j. H.
halnil o. of Franklin Sc reary. Present The
several committees fr ChitendCn- o. ens "nd rankin
counties. TIL nmitee then proceeded T. he n'ln.i:a-
ton of member OF congress, which resulted IN the M
i.ation of HOu. Pei Jus IX,T 1t tbs time the c1I-
mee from Is county appearing, on motion, the vot
nominating slr. Baxter recOnsiicrCd. Alter some
g repre- 'en-atives of tsex county r'fIsi II
vote Hon Pnrtus Bax again unsn noI!sly II mi
tie, VIA. LA, mon. ". G S:nit', o. &. Wheeler :. u.
Peunock and 5. VI. tiiikey, :C-eec r - tic.
mint e.. CAEOLUS NOIiS. Chairman.
}. II. Hamilton, Secretary.
We wer1 prescn When the franklin county delegation
passed through The gate by twos, Baxter and 10y.
man Nothing was said about unfaiTne-s u4ti III the
Hoo mel had passed through, leaving from 20 t. 81 Ba
ter men without the esp nd n, 10y inen. \ call
Was afterwards made by the Hoyt men to vote BIZ towns
he chairman declared y % majority for Baxter lu,
said it claimed that the-e es,ing, hut h.
thought it was about alike on both sides.
JOIN BACON
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Look Out for Them!

We understand a squad of copperheads
have been through several towns in this
county, and their mission is believed TO be
that OF circulating split tickets. Read
carefully the ticket at the head of these
columns, and look out for political shy
sters next Tuesday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31
1000 ACRES RES OF TIMBER
SETTLING LANDS At it-.-T.a>.

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31

GENEIAL SrANNAEp--We l.s.a rr-
Gen Standard ha> been asked ja --arr.
call ior 'he johnson Soldiers Gomez
AT Cleveland and he h,> dcclin.a Z. o..
- Gen S;u.n;lr,i la- a gl,1iau- r--.
~ Il soldier. without itslr and Ui,..., Pa.
l'ro;seil- and we a. neI surprised IL. &.
has no more fear of Andrew .E.ls.,.
than be had uf .;efi. Davis.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31
The ChioRtsts Of tie Sou,b
Oh;onists OF tie NORM ''h'

To tie Loyat Hoqrte or'f,c .yu,;s.
Ninety years ago our father, ,,..
a new theory of government. ,..
protection to the rights Of III.
On the fifth day of September ,..,.
proposed TO hold grand MAJ, m,...
the shades OF independence Hal
city OF Philadelphia, TO rc;a->,q1 q
tribes OF our ancestors. All vi,
with oar fathers that the --oo,,.,-.....
rights Of the citizen are the frs ..f
mount object OF republican eo,.r..
are cordially invited TO attend
The three hundred thon>aa! A..
lenders from the South, who >,..3-
Ranks OF the Union arnv. -f,4
the brave veterans of the Norh H.
our representative delegates l. ILL.,
rc,I.ion of southern Uniolii>i, 49,
hearty invitation for our ccn-.
common Cause. 10 meet us on -t-.
nia,ie sacred 10 liberty Come s,,..
all. Come in the UNIFORM n.
Come a. Won calne 10 the Sons,
great mission 10 relieve IL from ii..5 ..
i'm of usurping traitors Con.
came when YOU CAUSED the ir..1-
depressed Cnioni~is TO leap MI ,. .
the reaprcarance Of the odd f. ...
by strong hands and brave ,s.g,
The Jniomi>ts OF the NORTH ami : ..
come together and Renew the ii-I-.
sustain liberty, order and law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31

&C. Read the first, second and third pa
ses Of th.s paper Tuesday morning before
you vote-then 60 and take your neigh
Dor, who don't care anything about pol
itics," and 60 to the polls.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31
Hil.NAG MARTIN.
Chairman of Union Republican Com.
GEo- H. BIGELuw. Secretary.

Tie NEW ENGLAND ANn Nrgyaxr
AGmCUITu RAJ FAiRs.-Ihe next New
England Agricultural Fair viii be held IN
bratileboro, in connection with the annual
Vermont State Fair. Ii will commence
sept ! and conclude on the 9TH. and ON
the last day the governors of all the New
England States will be present. and prolsa-
bly, ali the Vermont members of congress.
he entries are already very large in all the
departments. and the exhibition OF sheen
promises TO be the larges: ever witnessed
IN the Initel STATES The people of
hrait!eboro nave made the most extensive
ana systematic arrangements for the &c
commodatlOn of visitors. The several
railroads will run, morning and evening.
special trains for fare one WAY. for the az
commOdatIon of those who may ,lesir. ia
go 10 towns along The lines OF these roads.
or cannot procure accommodations Al
Brattleboro. The exhibition aliouelL,r
bids fair TO be the largest and bes; ever
held in New England.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31

Robert Bonner of the y. \. Ledger
has bought Pocahontas, believed TO he the
fastest trottins mare in the world. He
paid for her $500
IhaddeuS Stevens was on Wednesday
for congress 10y the Union
of Lancaster county, Penn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31
HYDEpARK. Aug. 20. 1866.

G.. G.. BENEDICT, Esq, Dea' SIR In
answer TO your enquiry about Mr. Storrs'
appointment at Island Pond, | have to
say that Mr.. Storrs read law with me,
and his appointment was procured by
Col. Sawyer, Mr. Child and myself. The
appointment was made in the spring of
1861, and at that time either Mr.. Child
or Col. Sawyer had some communication
with Mr.. Baxter about it. | was then
told that the understanding was that Mr..
Storrs should pay out $3.50 per year 10
be divided between. Baxter and Clapp. |
think | cot this from Mr. Child, who was
then my business partner. 1t was from
either Child or Sawyer. paid but little
attention to it then, and shortly after left
for the army.
Some time after my return from the ar
my, Col. Sawyer mentioned the matter to
me. and stated that Baxter was calm"
on him TO make up what Storrs had fail
ed to pay of tbs $50 per year. | infer
cu t!l;tt Ills oDlttl WAS 10 give HE I'LL OPP
portunitv to contribute, although he did
not directly ask me 10 do 50. | told Col.
Sawyer that | was as much responsible
for Mr.. Storrs as ne was. but that new
er should pay tie first cent 10 Mr.. BaX-
ter: that it was an OUTRAGE for him to ask
it, and that he, Sawyer, was doing wrong
to think OF paying it.
At the time Mr. .itorrs went into the
office at Island Pond, he WAS i'll very en-
barrasscl circumstances, had no means.
and was badly in debt.
Very respectfully. Il. {. BENTON.
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ORLEANS COUNTY REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

j. F. SKINNER. u.
LUTHER BAKER, !
JOSIAH l.. WIlEiLOCK, .o,. r,so,
BENJAMIN CoNINGs, N'7'F''ii' Judges
T. d STEWART ,udg' of Probate.
J.. Il. RISBEE, states Attorney.
y. 4. KENDALL sheriff.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31

Mass toNyENToHs.-Ne as.
them, they are loo cosily- Ia
case Of our ;ownsnlan, {. ". {. r..
lifelong democrat, who WA la
publicly prcclaimS in the >1r4.,>.t So.
for going 10 livdcpark for Nr Inv
got liis money. S23.GG. i -f;,.....
rate for the ts;sv) 900 men W, .,,.-..
there for Mr. Baxter. the co,t -,,ls A..
So 800, This Is too much. a,l
there l. The chance OF "A mistake l.. -...
veSlment as in the case of Mr.. H.,
for his vote having been challenge.
hayiag acknowledged himself a de-
pure iIld simple. our worthy ci.a...
lore up Mr. l'attee'> ballot bel,,re ili- g.
and he passed on. Aaain NE IA.
meetings are TOO expensive. beside ss
too uncertain We MAKE :. ,.....
his -Bnr55nytoa Time.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31
CALVIN NOEEILI.
mote BY THE EHIToR.

We publsh the shove communicate a; tie request Of
the sgness. i undi-putei thai he convention: bad ad
journed before the nominating committee Lad I'd, al
that pr. nalt % ii convention. Of core
here was nomination i'y the conyt tin. Nha, is
lnora, tn motion 10 urn made nd u'rcd upon
exp~es ground that the claim d; the x..r Ilai
sLcy Lao cI Fra Xii. county, nt: and rgrldu
lent mi ought % b auviuli,' b. t- conv,I,i,r
We iii! lend 10 charge sn. lo,y it'll f,l-chosd hlt
it is p.fcy clear that Tie cl.i. ofMr. Raxsci f:nl-
thAr lie Regularly nominated. Is alo,r any just
foundation in ia l. /; hi. iii,nGs coo-. to ,-El it uo.-
ina. ION, VII, IL it MS moi, - don't object
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ESSEX COUNTY UNION TICKET.

GEO. y. DALE, Senator.
}. W. COOPER, rraoos
RICHARD SMALL. oe'
JONAH BROOKS Judge Of Probate.
u. s. STOKRS, Statc's At orncy.
j. w. CADES, sheriff.
u. &. MAY High Baif
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31
The Southern LOydlists IN Council.

We have just witnessed the humllia-
ting spectacle of a president elected by
loyal men. turning his back upon his
friends and endorsing the action of mre-
pentant rebels south and unblushing trail
tors north. Now the southern loyalists
propose to hold a convention, at Philadel-
phia September Sd, at which they invite
delegates from the loyal north to meet
with them. Several of the northern
states have already appointed delegates ::
Massachusetts, sends one hundred OF her
staunchest men Connecticut forty, and
so on. On Monday evening of this week
the republican state committee Of this
state, met the governor at Montpelier.
and made the following appointments to
this convention. 1t is hoped every man
named will 90, but if any are unable to
SO, such ones are empowered to appoint
substitutes:
AT LARGE.
Paul Dillingham; Waerb'y A. B. Gardner, Bcanins. on,
l.. p. Poland St JOhnsbury, John Z. Page, Rutlnd
G. f. Edmunds, Burlington. John G Smith, s.. Adams
F. f. Woodb. ige, Vergeanes w. Willard, Monpel r,
Justin S. Morrill,, srafori, {. P. Walton, Mon peler
Portus Baxter, Derby Line
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT:
J. W. Stewart, Mddlefury, f. b. Burton, Man hester.
7. W. Park Remington John Howe. Jr., Brandon
!. Y. Dewey, Montpelier W. w. Ii my. Waterbury,
NJ Dorr, Rutland, Chas Sheldon, l,uttn,,
Earl Cu-hman, Orwell, samuel Keith, Nor hield.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT:
Bills y. Davis, Danyille, A. p. Iiunton, Bethel
II. Fairbanks, s.. .John.bury. Hiram ilow Windsor,
ROsw II Farutam Bradford j. W. Phelps Rgat bOro.
John Il. Mead, Randolph, 4. Stodisrd. Tcwnsherc,
=. I. Wa, hbTn WoCd.Oca, Ch4re- r lrrett, Grafton
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT:
l.. B.:ile-d. st AbtnE, Ciaorge Wilkn., S'owe,
Levi Underwood, ur ton, O. q. Wheeler Scuh Hero
6. W. neiict. Bull on, J. E. Dick Derby,
Homer Z. Royc, Berkshire, David IIibbsd Concord,
Daniel Roberts, Burlington, John L. usow, Sh,llu:u.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY UNION TICKET.

VHI-0V''''' WITT 0'''0'' '''
GEORGE IDE, Ssn,.or.
WILLIAM SANBORN.j
WILLIAM h PALMER, r,,,,- J,5oo,
FRANCIS K. CARPENTER,
A. J. WILLARD state Attorney.
A. /. FRENCH Jud e OF Probate.
DAVID TRULL, Sheriff.
GEO. /. BRADLEY, High Bailiff.
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G.. G.. BENLDICr. ESQ. Iiea. .>a. -
Having seen statements in the Burlington
Free Press respecting certain transactions of
lion. fortuS Baxter, in relation to a posi-
ton in the custom House at Land Pond.
and the written statements vi Mr.. Storr,
and Col. Benton respecting the same mat
ter ana having also been reliably informed
that Air. BAXTER aid hi> friends deny the
truth OF these statements. whereby a ItIt>-
ton OF yeraviry arises between him and
the several parties connected with them.
| have to state tina! have III nv posses
sion eight letters addressed from Mr. Ban
ter 10 me, Eating iIum June. l>Gl. 10
February, 1851, III each OF which refer
..,'"n - made ~ the n"tt"r referred 10 in
that publication and those written state
mcmt- that these letters when produced,
will show the exact naturc OF Mr. Blk
tcr'S connection with that transaction, ami
settle the question OF veracity between the
parties.
TheSe letters are all III Mr.. Bakers
own handwriting. and over his own sinna-
turc | shall retain them in my posses
sion subject to the inspection of any per
son who may be authorized by Mr.. Blx-
ter to see them. and will make them public
whenever he will consent to such a course.
Respectfully. your obit,
l. i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31

FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS-, Cd DISTRICT
HON. l. p POLAND OF ST. JOHNSBURY
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS-, 81 DISTRICT,
HON UOMEO II. HCIT. OF ST. ALBANS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-08-31
UNION STATE TICKET.

FOE ttI| EENOE
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, Of Waterbury
F"E LIEUT. GOvERS"E-
i. b. GARDNER, Of Bennington.
For TREASURER,
JOHN A. PAGE, Of Montpelier.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-13

THzar is an idea Of forming q French
company for the purpose Of making arsin-
sial ports on the coast Of Italy. EiIlg8
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-13
Lander and Nye County Election Re-

Lander nnd Nye County Election Re.
turns.
WI lack yet the official returns from
Silver Creek, but Of that precinct we un-
derstand that Of fourteen votes, two were
Union and twelve Democratic, and have
so counted in our estimates. The official
vote from Ruby, Precine, No. !. is gen.
orally as we published from a telegraph
dispatch, excepting the township officers,
Sewell being elected Justice Of the Peace
Of Ruby township, instead Of Egan.
ELECTION RETURNS FROM NYE COUNTY
BELMONT TowNsHIP.-We have the re-
turns from Belmont through the favor Of
James McBurnsy, Deputy Sheriff Of Nye
county. The Congressional and State
ticket receives &c Union votes and lis
Democratic, excepting for Governor
Blasdel. 6S; Winters, lie. Clerk Of the
Supreme Court-Helm. 66; Belknap, ll9.
egisGtire.-Senats-Bearss, As; Riddle
1856. Assembly-Jones, Sc; Groves, II;
Springer. l2l; Garlic. ITO.
County.-District Judge urler, &C;
Gray, ll3. Sherif-Ranney, IS; Turner,
ll5. Clerk-Bellruds. IS; Brophy, ll2.
Recorder - Stowe, rs; O'Malley, 100.
Surveyor - Tagliabue, 81; Child, 1919.
District A,,orney-Merrill, Sc; Martin,
l2S. Trsasursr-Locker, &C; Coleman,
lis. Assessor-Roberu, Ga; Craig, 100;
School SUPERINTENDENT, 81; Ca
hill, 100. Public Administrator-Ash-
burn. 81; Lord, 1875. COMMISSIONER
Hatch, 81; Barnard, 65; Smyth, &C; Rob-
inson, lis; Isbell, lis; Powers, liz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-13

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ing the Nerves, Restoring the Lost Appetite, Ii
RREsE,s HAMBURG TEA.
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ness. II used timely. Composed of herbs only'n
can be given safely to infants Full directions In
English. French. spanish and German. With every
package. TRY IT. For sale at all the whole
sale and retail drug stores and groceries.
EMIL FRESE, Wholesale Druggist,
Sol. Agent. 40 Clay Street, San Francisco.
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The SHAVING SALOON has also been reno.
waited, and refurnished with new and keen raxors,
elegant fancy soaps, the aneIt perfumery, and
clean linen napkins, etc.
HAIR CUTTING also done in the latest and best
styles. ....
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ss-specinI Medical Notee-Dr. Charl


~ Special Medical Notice-Dr. Charles
II. fOZER would mast respectfully inform the sick
and afflicted that his MEDICAL INSTITUTE Is al
the same place. CORNER OF KEARSf \
JACKSON STREETS, san Francisco, where he has
been established for many years, for the cure OF
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS. Having relinquisheI
my Old mode of advertising, which has become so
common with all the Quack Doctors OF san Francis
co. nlllng the newspapers with false references, Tor
tue purpose OF imposing upon strangers, ! think u
4, only necessary TO inform those In need OF a Phl-
SICIAS OF LONG EXPERIENCE AND SICCESS
FIJI PRACTICE, that l can be consulted al all ou-
SineS, hours at my Medical Institute, corner OF
Kearny and Jackson streets, San Francisco.
Ladies suffering from the Whites. Piles, Weakness
of the Back, Pain In The Side. Headache, Reputation
OF the Heart, Derangement OF their monthly SICK
ness, and all other Diseases that the Female system
Is subject TO, viii lind prompt rellefby applying 10
DIR. CHAS. Ii. TOZER.
Nv FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS were never
known TO fail In giving reliefin those cases Tor when
they are recommended. To be obtained only ut my
ONCE.
PKIcE FIVE DoLL.Rs-with full directions on each
box. Sent by mail or express.
Address II. TOZER, NJ. D., San + anclseo, CAL.
or Lock RON lSl.
Consultation free. All communications strictly
confidential. CHAS; II; IoAEh, ". ~
Late Consulting Physician OF Lock Hospital, London.
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