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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-18

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/. .,ORsANGEBURG DISTRICTS Nv
.v.,D,.X- Janrison. .Gqm:r in Ea'yn ,t1isa s&s
, Tho Creditors Ind Distributes fsso ~ eBilf3.E
rui III, n' l.; ~ te.s t.''A;; ~; .iGl~t ssa s.kg
by order of Chancellor johnson, the eraditssa q
William ~ Trick viii preseht ind ptofe iIsirsAe,
mnnd~ before the Special Commissioner appeiated in
this case, Int Office Of Illusions Legsrs.J WisAn
three months frpm tho date hereof ,,si ,,4b ,Lf
Oct. 2.d 1867. C.B. GLOYRR.
-sd i-.: ,i,.4I ~ E,ooiai CemmiSaisaSs.
oct a6 lam IN
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AGRIGU.LT.URAL,--&G..-.
saving q Labor.

,gl ,hsbpr srshs South eptesehsseey, ,db.r-
appaTently cheap enough when expresseaiR
form sofsd tiany dollars PER month, Per hand
but really dear, when measured in terms Of so
much work, done ip4 2 2 given tine. Work done
in given time. Work done by machinery 81
always cheaper than that done BY hand. These
two propesftions our people ohsKt to place sido
~ side, and mediate upon them long aud we'll.
The; first will probably be accepted without
!. dissenting voice; but tho second is associated
j in our minds with Yankee inventions and we
shesitat True. we are liable here. as, every
q where, to be imposed upon and deceived
hst should this teach7 We answer, ca,..tion!
: Do not purchase until you are satisfied that
machine is adapted to your ,rants to your
!. land, and to the laborer you can procure to
aiarmk il. We cannot impress this point too
strongly upon the minds Of our readers--s'prove
,,.all things, hold fast to that which is good"
,Bat hsg leave to say that BOTS ma
chimes did not originate with the Yankees-
Their value has been recognized in every part
u of the world, where agriculture has kept pace
with advancing civilization. In various parts
Of the, continent of Europe, but especially in
!, Great Britain, they are widely used, and no
small sla share Of agricultural capital invested in
|. them. The people Of the South will be COM
lPsellled to employ them, more than they have
!, done heretofore and for this reason, VIC pro-
:, pose TO devote part Of our paper regularly to
discussions Of machines, (using the word in its
a1broadest sense, and the principles involved in
them. We ask that our subscribers will give
us freely the result Of their experience good
orfbad, in regard to all implements and ma
chimes used on farm.-.Svuthe,7, .Culinator.
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I'm: Equity

" ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
Joseph Fiekiins. Adm's !. ni r Bin Tor Xss cns.
vs.. MarshaliHg Asists
Mary R. Tyler CT. al. ! Injunc,ion & Relief
1t appearing 70 ny Satisfaction that Joshua Tyler.
one of the Defendants in hhs above eusc, Is absens
from and resides beyond the limits OF shs State On
Solicitors it is ordered That the defendant JssA-
ms Tyler, do appear pirasl snaver. ficinar toaAa
compninqnts sad bill wthin the time prsser;be1 1y
law, or an order pro eonfesso viii 20
him..
Commissioners cenni in Office, v.b. 55AiNiisoV. Mis- Vs
orangchnrg' Sc, - J" = Comiaiasis6ss:'
Doc. ~. iovs. III aDh,k,tph.a y. gsiafs..
dec q g.,
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D. D. Myers, Applicant, Notice to
Against Absent
An c. Myers ct. al Defendant, Defendants.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Sarah Pull
man and Elizabeth IIolly two Of tho defendants re
side without this stato Ia thopofnre ordered that
they do appear and object 10 tho division or sale of
the Real Estate of T. J W, Myors. on or before tho
sixth dcy of March next, or their consent to the
samo will be entered of rooapd.
0ndnnrgs Office, T. A. MoNtICTAEI.
December :, IS6i.( ~ o. o. y.
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IA R1cH PyDDIso,-.One pound zaisins
stoned one pound Of currants, half a pound
of beef aaot, quarter Of pound of sugar. two
spoonafull flour, three eggs, cup of sweet
meats, and a wiuc-glaas ofsbfandy. Mixxell
and boil in o mould eight hoprs,.
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=. a'p- IN EQUITY, NJ - 4,
= osANGEBUHG DrsrRIt:is.c aei

MA Davis, Admir- orc. 81 EinnaL:s.r sis-',
.tianHser, stshl. Dis. Ind efra. }.s lsed'
1t appearing to my sa,sfnc,i6n liar :joiai aaad
James Binnaksr, Riehnr,l and Louisa Hsfe. aaa
Elizabeth Bolton, defendants In the above slated
s9ss lye sossns from ana Feyds h gs
gnre, CpmplsipaIs Soiehora, iirib aEavTsa:sshas
the said Defendants do appear and plead.
dcnIur to rhb Complanants bill within 10 day1 ffe
pro eoiftsso '' ~ ;it" - shf''t-f7.'''s
contnissiencr-s pGee, D. F.,D. T.IAMlsaSss
Orangeburg G. H., ,Commiasianes;.
.'} 'jDc.c 2, 1851 u JsIee5 s'is 'is s'1oa
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In Equity.
ORANGEBURG, DISTRICT. =, :,
!, a. Ynn, Admir- Eatate Nuke A. Yon,ar :,

IT. A. ION, Admir- Eatate Nuke a. Yon,} 1905
vs.. 3f a l ID.
Jno. r. Milhous, ct. al.
BY order of Chancellor johnson made l8thvNoy
1857, tho creditors of Nuke A. Yon deceased viii
provo their demands before me within tw.o '{2i
months from the date Of said order. t, .soNN'
Commissioners Office, ! v. ~. JASfISON...'i.i :
OrangehnrgC H., s. c., COMMISSIONER
Nov. 20, 1867. slf e e,Hff'.
nov 2S 2m
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
NbOf.

Mr.. Chas. McDuflic at the last election.
was the veteran voter of the town. being
eiglty-nine Years old. At the September
election he was present on the first day of
the voting and staid until niwht, then went
home and came back in the morning and
remained until noon. when the election of
a representative was effected. He was
also present on the 81 of Nov. to vote for
Gen. Grant. having votcd for every presI-
dent since john Adams. lie has taken
lively interest in politics during the sum-
mer. and felt that he must not lose the
chance to cast his vote for the greatest
General He world ever knew.
We notice that the Cabot Dramatic club
are To appear before the public again on
evenings of the 25th and 26th OF Nov. at
which time they are to present the popu-
lar dramas THE Idiot Witness" and
Gail at No. l. Wigh their new scenery
and long practice. we think there is no
doubt hut they viii be able to furnish an
Interesting entertainment.
Ira Fisher has bought the blacksmith
shop in this village, and put ii to running.
M. David N'vcns has sold his farm to
MIR. Addison Laird of Walden. Mrs
b. G. Webster has sold her farm to w IN.
Baker oi Charleston. j.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
TPiUDiP of Honor,

Officers tor the Temple of Honor. semi
annual term, beginning Nov. /, 1865.
John \. Stevens. W. c. T.; Wm. II.
Hill. ". V. T.; NJ. W. Hale, W. H.; L.
ID. Harlow. \. r.; y. Hariei%h Hi. W.
F. r.; &. p. Moore. W. T.: ID. Streeter.
W. T.; \. W. Williams. W. ID. T.; l.. {.
Harlow. ". c.; IL. jackson. VS.
Our warfare is not wa@od simply and
solely against the use of alcoholic drinks.
There are men who have never tasted a
drop of liquor, against whom the doors 81
the Temple OF Honor are ineXorably clos
ed TO enter here man must he Of good
moral character. an upright citizen. Il
lover of order and good government. and
he must fenounce forever all those vices
which degrade aud dishOuOr manhluG.
We cannot with any words alto ur conf
mand convey to you an idea of the moral
beauty and grandeur OF the order. We
nnhesitatingly affirm that aside from the
/ Christian church no institution or or9ani-
/ cation combines so many of the true prin-
ciplcs which should govern our lite or
, Which requires its members to walk 50
closely in that strait and narrow path
which virtue. truth and morality mark
ont. We cannot define the aim and OBJ
| iects of this organization in any better
manner than hv pointing you to our mot
10. Each for all and all for each-TrWh.
! Love. Purity and Fidelity"
VI. W. HALE. W. Il.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
Nj. B. o. s.

our rciE,u- and our Justification for calling
tho public attention TO M"TurE RNLFN'- QU'Err~G
SYrur, furnished by the frequency and fatality o.
tn, Diseases OF infancy and childhood. alarming and
-ilue at The dccas, that child in three dice he
.r he If var, These facts afford conclusive argu-
.t ir cuforci a., moth, the importance of u-iug
remedy, which contains Morphine Poisonous
Drug and f.is when timely used, effect 1
II greatly Assist the child through the month";
q tecthinr nll4ys all pain, reduces inflammation
acidty Of the stomach and never fails to regulate
tn bowels: sick and weak children strong and
heal by produces natural sleep for thu child, thereby
afFordnr the mother. Tor complaints,
dy-cntory and dhrTcUi, it h equal. For wind
collie commissions gripping it fails to give
immediate relief
N"rHEE BAILEY QriErrNG SrEUr, for children, is
an original cinc, well established therefore no
cher and You arr safe For sLle by al druggist
aud dealers IL medicine.
\. RICHARDS. New London, Conn
tmay-069 Agent for the uutrI Stn'co.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
BargIdry.

The Barton Standard has the following
item: On the night OF the tenth the store
OF F. Harrington OF Walden. was broken
into aud goods to considerable amount
taken. Suspicion was directed 70 the Biz
Glow family. Search was made tor Oscar
Bi"elow. who with a newly married vile
was stopped in the road. the wagon
searched aud quite an amount OF the stolen
goods were found. consisting OF ciothH",
boots, shoes, full-c!oth. prints. &c. Ho-
mcr Ainswcrth OF Woodbury.. the wite'>
brother. was with them. and admitted the
burglary. AiuSworth and Bi%el0w were
arrested. duplicating Rufus Birclow who
WAS arrested also. An examination was
had before justice Chamberlain Thursday &.
which resulted in the biudn" up OF Oscar
Bimelow and Ainsworth in 500 bonds
each. and the release OF RUFUS. Not being
able to procure bail thcy were committed
| to the jail AT 81. J0hnshury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
The RHI,u9cUUS.

The party which eioped from Passumy
sic last week were followed 10 Montreal
by the father of the woman. vino took
with him VIM. Adams. They found the
runawavs az once. and endeavorcd to per-
suaGe the woman to return with them, but
without avail. They declined to take It.
raj steps to bring Woods to Justice. rs the
law knew no distinction II the crime of
the parties. and Il mothers tender hcaGi-
rduess could not bear the thought az her
daughter being an inmate OF our iHii Tor
he next six months. with the prospect
then of a term of years in the state prison.
= hard as it is, it was thought best TO
leave her with her paramount in a foreign
country. There is no bright side To this
affair. The folly of Mrs. Goodcll, in think
in@ she can live with jack Woods. tn"
hlark-heartcd villain who could abandon
sick wife. leaving her pcnniless. Is As
tonishinr. She is certain TO live To regret
the step.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
frciUPUtS,

\ Mrs. willard OF East Burke. Slipped
OH the ice while stepping from her door.
On Thursday morning last. breaking one
OF her legs.
The Danville Star says that French
Morrill, OF Danville met with an almost
fatal accident. lie was out hunting. in
company with a friend. aud while cutting
down a tree in which squirrel had lod@-
ed. one OF the branches split off. and fell.
hitting Mr.. Morrill, on the left side Of the
head cutting a deep cash. renderin" him
for time inSen.ible. the wound bleeding
protusely. For several hours Mr. NJ. W.
paralyzed in his whole system. and he ha ,
not vet fully recovered from the sh0ck.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
LectNreS.

The second lecture before the Young
Mems association in It's place, Will be
given on Friday evening. Nov. 9th. AT
the town hall, by Col. Homer B. Sprapue
OF Cornell University, New York. Sub.
iect: six months in rebel prisons"
Col. Sprague commanded a Connecticut
regiment in the war of the rebellion. and
having experienced OF the the tender mer-
cles OF the rebels, he tells his story most
eloqucntly. A friend who has heard this
lecture thus writes us: Il am glad 10 see
that you are to have Il lecture from Col.
Sprague. Having heard it, wish your
people to know the rich things in store for
them. and not lose what all will declare
TO be among the most stirring and patli-
etic lectures to which they ever listened.
That particular lecture. delivered many
times in Connecticut. has been a great
power to quicken devotion to the country.
and to stir our love anew for the grand
principles on which cur Nation has been
borne through its recent Struggles
The Young Mems association are able
to announce the following lecturers Of the
course:
Col. H. b. Sprague. Nov. ~. Subject :
six months in rebel prisons
Miss Anna Dickinson. Dec. 3. Subject {:
struggle tor Life
Priest J. b. Angel. Dec. 10. Subject
National Wit"
Rev. Stephen II. Tyng. Jr.. Dec. 10.
Subject: John Buuyau. and his rela-
tionS 10 certain live issues in church aud
state
Hon. Ii. c. Deming. Jan. -
Gov. Chamberlin of Maine. March -.
Subject: Surrender of Lee
Rev. DIR. Atkinson of Oregen-(time not
decided on.) Subject: Possession and
settlement of our western coast"
To The above. the lecture committee
hope to add one or two more tirst-cl ass
lectures Us soon a. engagements can be
made. 1t will be seen that our people
have laid out before them Il feast OF GOOD
thing: but these things cost money. and
as there are a few season tickets at How
ards yet unsold. it is hoped those nol SUPP
piled will secure them NJ once. Tickets
tor the remainder OF the course have been
nut down to 50 80. Seats will be reserved
:or season ticket holders up to - o'clock
each evening.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
Mrs. James Bellows of Fairfax died

Mrs. James Bellows of Fairfax, died
suddenly in lIubbardton, Oct, 3O;h. She
complained of Il severe headache about
five O'Clock in the afternoon, was soon
unconscious, and remained so until seven
the next morning, when she died.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Mr.. George A. Mietzke, who has been
for the past few months organist of Trim
lily Church, Rutland, has accepted Il
similar position at Bethany Church, (Dr.
Lord') Montpelier.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
DIR. G. +. Frost of Brattleboro, has
received the appointment of Assistant
Professor of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine, in Dartmouth College.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

y boy named Knapp, employed in
Bradfou's knitting factory in Bennington,
mad ms head caught in the machinery
last Saturday, AND ~ badly crushed that
ur survived The injuries but few hours.
EN-t;ov Inland Halls golden wedding
Wa celebrated NJ the house of his son-in-
law, 7. w. Park, at Pennington, last
week. / wa- remarkable reunion of
Did friends, some 800 IN all. Gov. Hail
l. the fourth generation by whom the
Golden wedding hn~ been enjoyed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20

DHrin- the past year Montpelier has put
Gown a mile or moIe OF good swide. sub
-.autiui, brick sidewalk Her new resi-
arurn, are beautiful. Eer new stone
.hurche> are elegant, but her sidewalks
are superb. The patty tina, offered to La
,ouo coLcrote walk in this village, but
".th whom the trustees failed 80 make an
arrangement, have laid quite an amount
&" sidewalk At Lancaster. and The people
in'fr are more than satisfied With it-they
ar. highly pleased. We don't like to see
"u village behind her neighbOrs in inter
D'. improvements, but it is evident that
~" shall mot have good streets and walks
anti our authorities 90 right down to the
hnr'-pau. and make thorough work as far
a. they 20. it it is not more than ten rods
year.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
An Invaluable Medicine for the Purifying
of the Blood.

pE. !. W. POLAND'S HUM0R DOCTOR,
positive remedy for all kinds of IIunors, scrofuia,
scurv salt rhcu, eripeias nettle rash, bpils carbun
cles ulccrs all obstinate affections OF the skin;
mercurtl di-casc snd faint OF the SYSTEM nvs
prpis md tho-e dscI-c- originating il the derangc-
Of the digestive organs, viz biliou4 complaints,
neuralgia affections, LeldIche languor. loss
appctite depression of spirits and costivencss. tmyl
- Have you 4 severe wrench or sprainr Have
you iii, umGtism in any form? Have you stiff neck,
lunches caused by ri! uniatic pansf Hso 'John-on's
Ano ynr Liimcnt is -pycifc remedy, and IS also
bts' pain killer in the world.
:S-We often large stocks of cattle whicn do not
t. thiyc, and out '-pring poor" s for want
of something start them in the right direction. One
d5lla's worth Of 'eherdlns Cavalry Condition Pow
DER" given to such stock occasionally during the
whit r. ould he worth than al extra half ton Of
nay.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
ADDISON COUNTY.

On Wednesday evening. Young man
by Tie name e Warren W. Thomas, OF
Salisbury, committed suicide in an attic
c,amb,r Of the Merchants Exchange in
Boston, 10y shooting himselfin the heart
lie Na~ - years of age, unmarried, and
employed as i porter in the Merchants
ENr h;u-c.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
Grace's Celebrated Salve.

al afflicted with severe fclOn of my fin
gers and many lies without relic: Nj fyudr
induce, to apply your Stlvc In two dly- 1t eX-
tractrd the inf tnln,t from my finger enable
me To- rr-Uuc my wok Imos, say that the
save norkei like a magic, for it effcc ed without
leaving a unhesi atngy pronounce Gracc'=
S,lve excellent remedy and do not doubt il viii be
appreciated thro ,hout The land
.E-Ouly - cctt- a loN.
>ETh ". FOWlE y son, Isoston, Proprietor.
sold by ~pothcca.ic= an grocer generally $3.50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
MARRIAGES.

In this town. Nov. II, by A. G. Chadwick, Mr.. Deni-
son s.an,ey and Miss Sarah II. Allard, both of st.
In Peacham. Oct. 20, by Rev. P. b. Fiske, Mr.. VIII
liam W. Morse and Mics Ellen Z. Robbins, both of
Peachsm.
In Enfield, Y. H, Nov Q, at the bride's home, by
Rev A. NJ Stewart, Mr. b. F. Denison and Miss Annie
w johnson, both of Enfield.
In Manchester n. H., Nov. l. at the residence of II.
A. Harrington, Esq.,, by the Rev. Cyrus w. Wallace,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
To Holders of Government Bonds and

other -rcuiitirs and other vIluabrs. Mon safe de-
post vaults /" street, Boston. LEE, HIGGIN-
>pN i co. oer for rent, safes inside their Vaults
from 50 t. 500 per They also oder t.
receive, Special Deposit nIice, securities of per
living in country travelling abroad, Ofic,rs
Of Army and Navy, Ma-orr Of Vessels and o.hrrs
Ciculags containing full particulars, forwarded ap
p!ication to HENRY LEE, Manager.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20

crs thro t. coils. coughs, diPthera, bronch It's,
-iitus, If boad AID pulmp AIRY affections Ecuersy.
1t is a rrunrrkal lc remedy for kidney complaints
- medicine il fry from anything deleterious. pie
the ase, safe, yet and effective in iii
acton. tmylI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
NeC Depot.

y &c DPpOI.
The Passumpsic railroad have nearly
completed new station house at North
Thetferd. 1t is built of stone peculiar to
that section. is handsome and substantial.
We learn that the company propose to
discontinue the station at Thetford. which
fact makes a good deal OF feeling in the
immediate vicinity, and legislation is asked
to prevent it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20

The Cabot .I{cert,Ser for November. al
trmPt> 10 rdiculc the daring highway
rohorrics which have lately been commit
'ed ii That town, reports OF which have
""en pretty extensively circulated II we
E"3"i-.and the -iJ'eHjSer's differences. one
al 'sa-t oi the robbed had been driuhinr.
and - out of his Wagon. ano her was
fri.hg.r,'I ny some boys out hunting
Willie Mr.. Mathews WAS confronted by an
escaped luuah'c from Barnet. the 1irer-
.s.r makes out quite funny story, but
h.., nIueh Of it is believed in Cabot, we
05 Eut know.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20

.~,. .>Y OF Our TRIENns with Jobs of Pa" +"
.F lr"'o,g done We inv t. tn IN 10 give us 4
So. have ju-t put into the Calcdonian Once sew
t-.,l dollars worth Of beautiful type of new de-
,,li.. to-. her with otlcr mate'is and sEilful
lie 49, 40 ain. =, any job Of Printing in
...i... K Az .unc.. Try Us before sending Gle
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20

Hon. c. ". Willard of Montpelier. who
has been in Minnesota for nearly two
months, 20. III, health, is expected home
very soon. We are glad to learn he has
regained his usual Nigor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
Boston Market---Nov. u.

FLOUR Western supertne 1925 5000
81 "a $50; st. Louis at $1,000 I4.5n y Dbl
CORN Western miNnd, Sl.23 l.25 southern
yellow $500 49,. OATS-uor:hern, 10 III SU.Sa:
',cst.rn 0.s:' IA o.s1. KIE-s1.6O al 20. sHORTS-
-1l.uu IA 3i.un.
FORk-T.ime, s23CO "a se4.OO; mess, $500 q
2J.uu: Gle r,@33 90 "a $500. BEEF-Extra mess,
5000: family. S3I0o LARD, Il "a is SMOKED
HAMS, 10 "a 1Sc = Id. BUTTER, IS "a 5Oc d ID.
CHEESE, y GlT2c e ID.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20

NJ. Xix IS leachin" the children OF the
Nlrh and South churches in this place
..r, 90 Ing: and we believe he intends to
YEA cOncer, with them Saturday eve
..,-. Nov. 2Sth.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20
DR.. Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry.

u. odtodl VI WIN SHOTTJs
Where this article Is known it Is a work OF supcrero-
CATION s'y word in its favor, well s it estab-
lished unfailing remedy for Coughs Colds Bron-
chits, Group, Whooping Cough, Asthma, diseases Of
tie throat, Chest and Lungs well that d., nd
ID of all disease, Consumption which high medical
authority has pronounced to h. incurable disease.
Those who used this remedy know value those
who have no.. have but to make single trial to be
satisfied that of all others it is the remedy.
From HON. W. IL. JONES, of West Dover, Vi.
II have troubled from my boyhoOd with chrol
or hereditary lung complaint. years since, early
in the winter took cold which ual settled into
cough which continued to incrcase
advanced, alt ouuh m de OF all the cough remed
H. had knowledge of. My family physician also
prescribed for bat experienced relief Daring
all thu me gradually running down, losing fiesk
and myth, until my friends well myself became
very mu h alarmed, thinking -houid waste away in
Consumption. While in h. son. during the spling fol
lowing, induced e WIslAR's HALsAM OF WILL
CHERRY. After day. trial | sensible that Il
relieving me- in day time my cough had en-
tirtv ccascd, and | Ored health and
strength nave ince kept the BALsAM in my
house, and Whenever any member Of my family has
cough cold il il immcditly rcsorted No family
-hOuld be without II :"
None genuine unless signed Il. BUTTS" the
per.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & son, Il Tremon
$, Boston, aud FOR sale by druggists generally.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-11-20

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