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c&Ll q, Bsnson's Music Store q Union street, il
yoa want cheap Albam. Srisinx Desk. Port
feho or anything il the shape Of ChristmEs
present. Is We are selling ct cost 70 close cut.
see sS--dtf
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Cumberland Cali
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CANDIDATES.
For Constable.

We are authorized 10 announced, ]. Creighton
as candidate fer Constable, at the ensuing March
election. td~
For Revenue Collector. ~
We are authorized to announce VIM. ID.
Robertson, of Whites Creek. ior the Office of
Rsrenue Collector. Of Davidson county. at the
ensuing March election. janl6-td
For County Judge.
VIZ are authorized to announce WIN. A. Glenn,
as a candidate for County Judge of Davidson
county. Mt the ensuing election.
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UkskSh SMfEMS NOhfef.-Ne nave
now in store Fifty thousand pounds Of assorted
Farm Iron. Horseshoe Band. Hoop. Pio~ Bar.
Tire. half round and round. Nail Rods. &C.; this is
sweeds, which is the best Of Hammered Iron.
Price, Seven Cents per Pound.
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VIRGINIA.

Excnange Bank OF Al
exandria.
Fairmount Bank.........5O
Bank Of Fin
castle ...-..---...,...........l5
Farmers' Bank of Va..15
Manufacturers' i FAR y
mer5 Bank.....-...-...m
Merchants Bank........20
Merchants and Me-
chanies' Bank........-.90
Northwestern Bank. 40
Southwestern Bank....-l5
Traders Bank...-...-.....15
dold...-.........--..."
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

The river at this point is rising rapidly. There
was fifteen feet reported on the shoals last even
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No. 50 College street. near Broad. Nashville.
jane5-tf.
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For County Court Clerk.
For Criminal Court Clerk.

wEare authorized to announce James A. Hall
ms a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk of David
SON county, at the ensuing March election.
We ara authorized TO announce Charles Z.
pigeons as a candidate For Criminal Court Clerk
AZ Davidson county at the ensuing March cleo
ton dec4-te.
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i the above Warehouse. viii purchase and
selE Cotton Tobacco, Bacon Lard, or any other
Produce. on Commission. Planters fsv?ring ~
with thor business may rely on getting the high
will be az low n any hours IN the city. Should
our old friends favor rs with orders for Groceries.
they may rely on having Foods purchased Al the
10 goods forwarded 10 from other cities Ship
pers may rely on having their goods forwarded
promptly BY the Arst train or boat after their ar
rival. Our Office u on Market street. where the
Old books Of Hugh Mccres 4 Co. esE be found BY
those interested.
Hoping for share Of public patronage. We sub
scribe ourselves. etc.. -
janl3s 4 HUGH Hcf,kEA Co.
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4 s0PTEE. SUGAR. TEAS. ete.--We desire esPe-
~ dally 70 call attention 20 our xteek a Lences
Flour y 4. bs1ss " s sssk s1 nI s
a1in. ~ " B0Bf YVES : co.
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LAW NOTICE
A. S. C0LYAR,;
0f winchester. Tenn.

HAS OPENED AN OFFICE INNAsHvIrLR
II on Cherry street. Colonnnde HuiIdfnx.
less absent al some Court II . han sssoeisfed With
him Colonel A. ). Marks at WinehoEfer. Mr. Jas.
W. Newman AZ Fayetteville. Mr.. James Fifsnef-
REX AZ ~ MInnsilie, and Mt stones a Manchester.
places, and will At his Office receive and frsns Il
Claims for collection, irving assurance that they
will be promptly atfendct to. and he will faith
fully attend e such Business may ksinfrusfs'I
to him In Nashville. I }anle..-5nes
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JOS. r. DILLIN & CO,
Storage and Commission Merchants,
No. so College street, near Broad. Nashville.
Our business is exclusively Receiving. Storing.
Forwarding. and Buying and Selling. on Orders.
;ans5--tf JOS r. DILLIS 4 Co.
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Mayors Onzce. n
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, January IS, 1866. J
A 2. sHANKLAND. Esq. Rsxsnus cclissior:
xs II pursuanee Of notice given In the city
papers In the month Of Novsmber last. requesting
deIinquents for Taxes des the Corporation 81 she
city 81 Nashville 10 pay tho zane II 40 early day
your report furnished shows alarrc ancunt sfill
nnpsid, and the requirements Of the city Trsss-
nry and demands upon Il % meet presains obiiEa-
tisps are great thar you are l.sreby Instructed
70 comply with the Law. and mai your rstnrns 10
the Jannarg term Of the Circuit cosrt. sisinF Ten
'''' '''''' :" sos4TE. EfiiPloo;aipsos. !, va.
A. y pIN,lAN. s snsnds
THE LIST On DELIHaDENT CITY TAX
Il Payers hes been made ont and win hc rsp,srfed
At the approaching term ~ the Circuit Court
Parties paving prior y the ga i.. .szs costs.
w A y. sifANkLAND.
8 l citg Rsrsnns Collector.
- e ..||-
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LoUIsIASA.rT :
Bank of America. par
80 Louisiana. 80
" New 0rleans.50
Canal Bank.-..........-....90
Citizens Bank.
Crescent City Bank. 40
Louisiana State Bank..40
Mechanics 4 Traders
Bank ........-...-...........S0
Merchants Bank.....-..40
Southern Bank...-......par
Union Bank...-.-.-.--.....60
New Orleans Scrip.......s8
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SELL reVR uNcuRnky1 moNkx.
The flowing are the rates paid Is THOs s.
MARX. Hk0k Ek. corner Of Union and College
streets; for nncurrrnt money. These quotations
are hsbls 20 tuetuatc. but may be depended on
be received by mail OF express. if Forwarded with
oufdelay.
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Commitsss son Treasufers and Treas.
ursr's Account -E l. Bassstt, T. + Ed.
,wsrds, r. Cover, 80 II, S52E M. u E4io
Csumittee 90 Miscellaneous Items-
E w Aikens, w 8 ehsse, G Padsn.
VIM Il Tuthiif presented report Of 10.
debse66sss u School Fund; psrsons no.
tilted that payment must b inside b
Jsuuary 1st, 1855, or interest viii b
charged. = Also, report Of collections
usSs, e7l7 ,2e, and paid to Treasurer.
+ Moved, By e i Bsssett, that the 70.
port Be adopted. Carried. 'S II
: u the Honorable tie Board Of Super.
visors Of the County Of Cedar, and State
of Iowa: ass:T4 's@~
ID: sssesd.ses With The Recitation pass,
ed st'ths isss meeting Of The Bssrd, !
have sotified al the parties indebted to
the School Fund that the interest due on
the Lat If Jsnusry Of each year must be
paid promptly, and if not 50 paid interest
will Be computed and charged on the
same, and the proper steps taken to col.
lect IL, .E .=a'T7' t'& f4F'1'# ~
Since the last meeting Of the Board !
have collected the following sums in be-
half of the School Fund: "
A Thorp by J P Coe, interest, s12 %
c SHETLAND BY J P Coo, contract, CO.,
Dan'l Davis BY J p Coo do, l65.00
Cha's Swetlapd BY w II Ham.
Ar mond, Judgmsnt-mortgago
90 town property, 2O2.79
Judgment against Noah Green
G SHETLAND aud A Shaw, sure.
q, ties, paid 10 full, PIT 40
.r ..., Ia s-l.*aa aga.4..g e7l72s
Which .meun. (s7l72s), I have paid
to ths Treasurer, snd the same 10 duly
entered on bis books to the credit Of the
School Fund. n ....... .aa.a..ss.
All which is respectfully submitted.
..,r WIN. H. TUTHILL,
-" Atty for the County.
Moved, by E L Bssss,t, that the Board
adjourus until 9 o'clock !. m, Jan. Cd,
1866. Carried. s.--
Bosrd adjourned. &''.
- TUESDAY. Jan I'd, 1865 AK.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
meut. Roll called. ~"F
The following members present: SAe!-
don, Potter, Shearer, Leith, Aiksns,
B,sssst, Edwards, Rice, Garrison, Wise,
Cover, Chase, Ferguson, Bailey, Psden.
Minutes Of yesterday read and spprov.
Cd .sus1n~=zs=@a s7ss @
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At = certain English Watering place
the ladies wero in tho habit Of prsms,
osdiog with their little pet poodle dogs
10 their arms local Law fsrbidding the
animals to run about on their own feet.
The fashion becoming ridiculous, young
man sppsarsd on the terrace one day With
= living lobster in his arms, . scarlet rib
bon round its neck supported . little
tinkling bell. The parody was impudent
but effective; the ladies' best rapid re-
troat; aud poodles are no longer in vogue
at that summer resort fUg #sr'r
A woman has right 70 60 into ! store
and look At the goods a. long Is she choos.
es whether she wants to buy or not, snd
if clerk gets angry with her, and de.
mauds to know the reason fer her not
purchasing, he Is N inhumau brste. aud
deserves = Zoe Of $50. That's the way
the law has just been sxpouuded At
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Minutes If the Board of Supervisors Of &c.
dar County. Iowa. Mt the January
Term. 1866.
MONDAY, Jan. lst,-ll o'clock

MONDAY, Jan. Ill O'Clock A. n
Board met At the Clerks Office 10 Tip.
ton Board called to order BY e. P Shell
don nominating +. L. Bsssett Chairman
pro t.m Carried Roll called; present
& r Sheldon, + l. Bsssets, j + Rice, j
Leith, J Ferguson, Z. E. Edwards, 7.
Shcarer, r Cover. sS Il
a. Morton, by C 2 Sheldon, to appoint
Committee on Credentials. Carried.
Committee on Credentials: G P Shell
don, J E Rice, ] Leith.
Committee reported that they found
the following new members duly elected:
Cass, r Gower---csrti6cate; Huntington,
c Psyden-towaship record; Inland, E
l. Bassett-do !; Mas.ilon, H b Potter
do: Rochester, E f Edwards-do;
Springdale, w Chase-do.; Springfield,
Tho's Shearer-do.
Moved, by R Cover, that the report
be accepted Carried.
New Members s~era in, except w S
Chase, who vas absent. Roll call Of
Members present; II present.
CP Sheldon moved to adjourn till one
o'clock p. m. Carried. Board adjourned.
Board met At l o'clock p. m, pursu.
ant to adjournment; Z L Bassett in the
chair. Roll called. Is Members pres
eut.
w S Chase, new member. sworn in.
Motion, BY G P Sheldon, to appoint
Chairman, viva voce.
Motion, By T Shearer, to appoint
Chairman, BY informal BALLOT Carried.
lst bsllott-CP Sheldon, 8; R Cover,
5; 4 E Edwards, l.
On motion Of r Cover, proceeded to
final ballot.
I'd ballott-C P Sheldon, IL, r Cover,
2; f f Edwards. l.
C P Sheldon havisg received . ms or'
ity Of the votes cast was declared duly
elected, and took tho chair
o. motion Of E. L Bsssett, the Board
adjourned one hour, from 2 to 8 o'clock
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
/ The following sstandiDg Committed
were appointed:
/ Committee on Claims-J E Rice, J
Leith, E L Bassett.
Committee on Roads, Bridges, and
, Ferries-R Cover, Tho's Shsarsr, J
Wise. n. a..sassT k.si
Committee on Expenses and Taxatiol
Sci Garrison, J Ferguson, G Psden.
Committee on Public Property %,
Buildings-Aaron Bailey, E W Aiksns
w 8 Chase.
1t Committee on School Lands ssd Sehoc
.Funds-E E Edwards, 7 N Bysrs, !
70 Potter. aif t1
& -Rnittss % Printing and Ssstionsr
i J. Bailey, 3 e Edwards, J Fsrs,
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4 The Attorney Of the county represent
ed TO the Board that the School Funi
could be legally loaned for 10 per cent.
aud advocated, in consideration Of th,
increased demand for money, that 10 DO,
cent 30 required on al loans.
Moved, by r Cover, thst The clerk b
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Why is matrimony like a besicged
CITY? Because those who are in went to
get out, and those VIM sIs ~. ws1s ~
get in.
Why Is a clock the most modest piece
Of furniinre? Because il covers its face
with its hands aud runs down its own
works.
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A TIIirKHxdbLII 1C1ssr,-H k.I.
zoo, Mich, correspondent. 81 The Detroit
Adee,t;ssy rsiateS Che Relieving: 8. &

A. HIM1skxbLi CAsr.-1 k.L
zoo, Mich, eorrespoudsnt:pf The Detroit
AdSeysissy rsiatss Che fsllswiny: 90 s.
IA. Mrs. Heslaad, whs bee long hess.
sssident sf this eosuty, and Who hssi
bern hopsllssly inssus fos nearly thirty
yesrs, fwss, ssss Tor BY { hsI husbae go
Csliforuia. II Accom- a1ied BY dsskhtsr
10 Law, they left here sod pros,sdsa On
the journsy 81 stesmef.A When out
about four days fren New York, = most,
violent storm arose, which listed three
dsys, seriously shrsatssioR the d,stsus.
tioa Of the steamer end oil on DO ,rd - -
Wbeo, however, the, storm abatsd, what
VS.. the surprise sad delight Of the
daskhtsr % 6ud shst the old LADY hid
suddeuly. rssoysrcd hsrs mind. paA svas
perfectly sa6s;th6deh she was At loss to
know how she was 10 that place, and M
der tho Circumstances shs found herself
90 swskening from such long sleep Of
tho intellectual faculties. On srriving
at San Francisco, what was the astonish-
meDt Of her husband to meet her whom
ho had not seen for nine years, and whom
he deemed hopelessly maniac, sound
and we'll, and joyfully recognising him.
This was . year ago. Letters recently
received by her friends here state that
there has been no return Of tho disease
whstevsr, snd that she 10 we'll and en-.
tirely cured. Il there another such case
of cure on record? 80 =,
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RDVERTIsER JOB DEPARTMENT.
Having purchased large stock Of Printing ka3eial,
We are prepared 10 execute every variety Of go
Plain and Ornamental Printing,
we can fdfnfsh, on short notice, DesDs, BoHDs, and
rrrcAt BLAxKs, Of every description, In neas and
atisfAetory manner. -#sf
'a NJ 0rv8 % 4 T1IAL!n
JAss,H. RorHnocx, W. p. WoLp
eRothrock = Wolf,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
10 .rIPT0N, CEDAR COUNT, 80. -

1Oe. W. BULL, ATTORNEY AT Law 4
q LAND AGENT. Office with the Sheriff,
Upton, Iowa. "*. -
will hereafter give special attention to the sale
OF Real Estate; will correspond with eastern
Land Agencies, advertise, and do all ! can to
find purchasers At the earliest moment. NJ
charges unless . sale 10 made. Give me . de-.
scripsiots " the land and improvements you
wish sold. with price and conditions Fees
from to s per cent. on amount ofsale. IL
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

eight DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
- had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
chasors. Certificates OF Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish.
ed at . small premium.
~ Office over Holtslander's store.
..... WIN. H. TUTKILL.
Upton, Iowa: July lst, 1860. ...
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VIM. ELLIOTT.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and Gener Col
81 ~lecting Agent. Applications made for
BACK PAY, BOUNTY AND PENSIONS
of discharged soldiers, or for the heirs Of de.
ceased soldiers. No charge made unless the
application il successful. Also legally licensed
ooNvEYANoER FOR CEDAR COUNTY
Deeds, &C., made and acknowledg ed on reason
able terms. n1rOnice with the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, TIPToN, Iowa. VII MIS-
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JOHN 4. TUTHIL.I..

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PrBLrc
y and INSURANCE AGENT. Participating Poll
sies issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer, In the court house. 4s.~
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 10th, 1868. [n36vl0yA1
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.ns ! subject Of tho condi.ion Of Coz Coz men 90
Schools in the county. s.8s8 Es$
Moved, by T Shsarer, that the Prcsi'
d ut appoint three members to act ~
committee to report some method for ell
evating the grade of our common schools,
aud also the matter of compromising the
Co. Superintendent.
Chase, Shearer aud Rice wero appoint
ed said committee.
Bonds Of county officers presented.
Moved BY E L B.ssctt, that the bonds
be referred to a committee Of three for
approval. Carried.
Bssestt, Cover, and Garrison we're sp-
pointed said committee.
+ The resolution granting bounty to 100.
day soldiers called for and read.
Moved, BY S Garrison, that commit
tee efthree Be appointed to examine and
report upon bounty claims.
Garrison, Edwards asd Cover were
appointed said committee.
Moved, by Z L Bassctt, to adjourn till
l o'clock p. m. Carried.
Board adjourned. ~e ~~~- 1872
o'clock a. ns-Doard met pursuant
to adjournment.
Roll called. The following msnbsrs
present: 8.ttt @ e
Sheldon, Rice, Bailey, Cover, Ed.
wards, Aikens. Garrison, Chase, Fergu-
son, Shearcr, Paden and Potter.
Proposals for insuring Court House,
from w Spioer and J e L Carey, rscsiv.
cd and referred to Committee on Public
Buildings.
On motion of E l. Rassstt, Board took
q recess of one hour.
Board called to order At expiration Of
rseess.
VS. Chase was appointed BY the Chair
man to ill vacancy on the former com.
mittse, appointed At last session, 1865,
to investigats the matter Of the County
W. James Cover.
Committee on Taxation reported on
valuation Of property.
E Bassett moved that the report b
laid on tho table until 10 o'clock :. m,
Jan. Sd, 1866. Motion withdraw. T
i l. Bassett moved that tho report Be r.
commended to tho Committee, in orde,
that the valuatioc may be lessened. Car
ried
Committee on Equalization submit TIT
following report, which vas approved:
To thu Hon. Board Of Supervisors
Your COMMITTEES on Equalization woul.
report tbst ~ have examined the matte
Of Mr. Ford, asking m abatement Of hi
taxes, and would resomnsud that .
chssga b made u the tax books il III
favor, be being liable to said taxes 90
cordiOg to law. III
SOLOMON GARRISON.
II JOHN FERGUSON.
G. PADEN, Committee.
, The Attorney Of the soun.y represent
ed TO the Board that the School Fun
J could be legally loaned for 10 per cent
aud advocated, in considerations Of ID
increased demand for money, that 10 %
J esnt DO required On al loans.
|. knvAd ~ r Gnv1ar Aha& III .1>~a, Z
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J. r. KENNEDY,

1DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, TIrroN. Iowa.
Office, first door west Of Reigart McNa-
mara's drug store; Residence. two doors north
c.,,c steam mill (l0nlSl
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THE LARGEST STOCK Of Albums ever
i esivsd in Upton. for sale q ,,,e, IVA
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sH.. F. A. GATES, -@=
COUNTY SURVEYOR. All wishing his ser
vices, are requested to address him at Low.
de-. March S0th, 1865 .9m1 .z-. . *..
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-01-05

SELECTING \ Govt is some.
times the case that the best iudpcs
will he deceived. \ COW Of very
unpromlsing appearance. coarse in
the neck, large boncd and second or
third rate milk marks generally. will
now and then turn out to he first.
rate; while another, with these
marks largely dcyeloped, fine in the
head and neck, and promising every
way. will prove unsatisfactory. But
n failure in this ease is rare. Let
the head be light. he forehead
broad, the horn rather thin and clear.
and prominent, the neck thin. and
the quarters very light, the back
straight, the headquarters well de.
veloped, wide over the loins. the
carcass deep, the udder coming for.
ward and well shaped, the skin soft
ID the touch, the teats well set. not
700 large nor too small, and the tail
long and thin like whip.lash.-
ouch a COW ought to be good one
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NOTICE..

vTNHE BRADFORD BANK WHOSE CHAR
i ter terminated June Is. 1860, give notice
that the out standing bills of said Bank viii be
redeemed by j. ". BATCHELUER, at his
office ard in his absence by HUBBARD
WRIGHT at his dwelling house, IN Bradford
Vt, for one year from December 10. 1900 ac-
cording to the following act
An act in relation to the redemption of Bank
Notes:
II is hereby enacted, dc.
SEC. L. After the expiration of the charter
of any bank charteredby this State. or after
the termination of the existence of any such
bank, agreeably to the laws of this state such
bank may cause notice TO be published in all
the weekly newspapers Of the county where
such bank is located, for one full year, setting
forth that said bank will redeem its outstand-
ing bills the day of the expiration of its char
ter or the date of the termination of its eXis-
tencc and copy of this act And upon due
publication of such notice, neither such bank
nor its officers shall be liable to any action for
the non-redemption of any of its outstand-
ing bills unless the SAME shall have been duly
presented. and paymcns thereof demanded
within the year aforesaid at the banking house
of said bank.
SEC. > After the expiration of the charter,
or after the termination of the existence OF any
such bank as aforesaid. such bank shall cease
to be subject to the operation, or liable to the
provisions of the siXty-third section of chap
ter eighty.ni of the General Statutes.
SEC 3. This act shall take elect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 10, 1866.
j. W. BATCHELDER, Chasier.
Bradford, Dec. TO- 1866 G-yl
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Mandrake Bittcrs. ivy
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-01-05
1t will do You no Harm.

snd If it doca you no good your money will be
refunded in all cases we give all our ngeut.
atrict orders to refund the money to any aud
all who have given the lanacca a fair trial, and
will say they have not been benefited by it,
use. in the large sales which We are making
we have never taken back a single bottle but
otherwise, every one who has used il speak in
the highest terms of its worth, Every family
should have il by them as it viii not only save
them much expense. but may bo the means Of
saving the lives of many who reside az IA dis
tance from physician,
The Panacca Is of great strength. requiring,
as you will see by the directions, hut small
quantity for dose; therefore il is the cheau
est medicine, the strength considered, in tho
market
DIBECTlONS-For Cholera, Cholera Nor.
bus, Bilious Collie. take from half a tea spoon.
full TO Il tea spoonful in sweetened water az
hot rs you can drink it, every fifteen minutes
until the pain is relieved then take it at long
er intervals until the disease il entirely reno
we'd. bathing the stomach and bowels freely
with the panaoca, full strength.
For Dysentery and Diarrhra, take tea.
spoonful in from one To two hours, according
to the severity OF the case, bathing the bowels
and stomach freely.
For pain in the Back, Shoulders. Head Neck
Limbs, &c, battle the parts affected,
For Neuralgia Sprains and rheumatism,
battle the parts affected with the Panacea for
at least an hour, when you will DC ast0nished
at the result,
For = Cold You will find nothing equal to it;
take tcaspouniul in tcacupiul Of hot water,
ON going to bed.
: For Teethachc, fill the cavity Of the tooth
with cotton saturated with the Panacea. and
battle thc gums freely.
For Cuts and Bruise, dilute with water and
battle freely two or three times a day.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-01-05
Universal Satisfaction.

Foul Stomach, General Debility. Liver Com.
plant. &c
We have in this Compound so combined To
NE and >timuiaut with Cathartic. that while
II IL thorough and certain in its action, it in no
al
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-01-05

Owing to i'll health we are com.
PEELED to wiud up our Store. in
the Village of Bradford.
Our Stock is complete,
and adapted to the
seas SON.