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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
4 Triumph Of caste.

Cast has triumphed in the White
House again to-day. and those who nope
and pray for the restoration of slavery
are .jubiiant Tonight, for it has been
demonstrated that negro is not As well
qualified for 4 federal office in the state
OF Georgia as a white man is. Senator
Sumner, ever on the alert to strike at the
expiring slave power when it attempts to
raise Its head, was Of tho opinion that
the best way 10 teach the people of
Georgia the error OF their ways in retus-
ing to permit colJrc,l men TO hold office,
was to have intelligent and well qualified
colorcd citizens Ut that state appointed to
ill some OF the most responsible OF the
Federal offices within lis borders. Post
master General Ores well coinciIcd with
the Massachusetts, senator, and at his
suggestion determined TO recommend to
the president the appointment of Mr..
James NJ. SImms as postmaster at "a
vaunah. Mr.. Simms is well educated
gentleman, worthy and well qualified,
but he is OF African descent. The an
nounccmcnt that hc-I brother of the
man sent from Boston under the fugitive
slaye law-wa, to receive one of the
most honorable and lucrative federal APP
pointmcnts in Georgia, made the believ-
er- in caste furious. Even the old cop
pcrheals, who have OF late years Remain
ed quiet. crawled forth to hiss their ven
omous spite.
The political training of the southern
ers was displayed in the steps taken to
have President Grant override the nomi-
nation OF his postmaster general and ap-
point II white man. Nothing was said
against Mr.. S.mms, but much said in
praise OF Il Mr.. Cleft, whose brother, 4
Ma->achusett. man by birth, represented
the Savannah district III the Forteth
Congress. Those vino have denounced
Mr.. Cleft as Il c;rpet-bagger all ut once
becau.e much interested in the appoint
mcnt OF his brother As postmaster, and
he was appointed. This rejection OF
Mr.. Simus VIII be regarded 10y the
Georgia rebels H. evidence that their leg
islatIvc action against colorcd persons
holding Office was correct, and it Is to he
feared that il may cmboli"u them to
commit new acts OF violence aud Uppre>-
sion upon those regarded by them Is an
inferior r:,c,. l..u,llng republican, here
regret that I.,,..eIt Grant should have
thus been Vcrau,Jcl to overruc one OF
the aI'c>t mcuby3> Of his cabinet. AMI to
avoid living ia, uAcoustructcd rebel, OF
Georgia Il .;,Iutary Ice,on.- IItHhlnyt,,
Cny,yoaI-d u tue Bosto. .Jo,ul,gL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

LIE WAY lie DID lr. - One night
last week Il badly '.,ii-couraeri indiSil-
ual fell down tn. stairs Just south Of the
new engine house at BELOW, Falls. and
"A paS5cr b. ran t" pick bm up, -uppoS-
inc him to have been -euon-l, injured.
at least. But the drunken man maj-~t-
cally staggered to hS feet. and, in re-
spon>e to the prof; red assistance. rorrel
out. Now you jos lem m lone. Want
no .lohb'rin 'rouul me-. HI~ conn.
dowa sft1-> Ha ~ey .r'-IIy"s.
The ladies of Rochester, y. Y, have
organized a society, which holds secret
meetings. for tie express purpose OF put
tin" an end to the social evils in that city.
The good ladies bad finally 10 reject
Il resolution. which WIS offered, that they
would ..mcithcr associate with nor t"Icr-
ate III their bones, any known liner
tine" Oh the ground that some might he
Obliged to turn members Of their Own
families ont Of doors.
The dimucri-y NV tht country arc not
in that happy condi-hen jest ut this time
that | coed wish The satrap at the
head Nv HE government, and hi. ~ubar-
dinit satrap, a. the head Nv the depart
mentS. hcy not lett IL many openln1 ~
they uuaht. for our good, and the redac',-
shcu nv the eApendi!oors ny the govern
meut, 50 pcr-i-icntIy loilcrcd mp, Is death
to us-Nu>Lg.
I:l. H., o. a., ., ,.,il -r,Il,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

BE0HNM loy>o DrriE> me United
STATES GoNEi;NNENI Salt Lake
Reporter sketches a recent sermon dvli,-
cred by BriA"am luuu- al a Mormon
Conference, il which he used most pro-
tanr and defiant language in regard t.
tic Government and people OF the I'M
tod States. lie characterized the Hr,.>i-
idru., Nicc-Prc>idrut. Senators and Rep
re-rn;ativcS d, drunkard- and ;,dul.crcls.
and said that If the ''SLinte" should stick
together AL the scalawa., in thr couu-
try" could not hurt them. lie said that
be- asked no odds OF the Government. and
that he detird the Government and the
people OF the | nited States. Iii, Ian
2uage was very abusive and aboundcd in
profanity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

The event of the week has been the
ls,ng OF the last rail connecting the A.
Lu.jic and Pacific. This was done on
Monday, instead of Saturday a, mtici-
la'td 1t must be a matter of congratu-
la.ion throughout the country, especially
- 10 our neighbors on the Pacific slope
TIE event was celebrated in all the prin-
opal cities by the firing of cannon, ring
.... Of bells, impromptu professions, etc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
G. VI. DODGE..
.IOIIN DUTI.
SIDNEY DILLON.
L. {. DURANr.

H""fI ANp HtEEATr' - he wash
"s'"n correspondent Don lIatt has re
Gently been tnr"u@h the region tra'erSe'l
u. h'''n I'.'' iicroi"' '.e hr>,'>>in9 OF
l Fe@'',r'' Lincoln IN ''rir mont lie
,4lH il't alter Inc NV" i"@'tI'e' lelt l'r-
Hudl : they Lifed Il boy Tor ten dollars
t" @niie them 't"n-l the maze OF marrow
cr">--foa"7 10 lie lr'niA'c III " point
where crossing could be made line
boy knew nothing OF whom he was Suld-
me- but hc overheard much OF their con-
YrFs''Ion. hooih complained OF ms -
but was generally tacIturn. Ileroid talk
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

The evening post ives what it call, Il
mice little bIll'' Of 9iG34.%2. incurred
by Il legislative committee who visited
New York City to "imyc-ti-atc coloc-
tion- the items b,iu- largely such Is
.'brandy and VINE, "ci.ar~. dinners. &c
''livery," theatres, whisky. The
bill contains at least thirty separate
charges for tickets to theatres. The Post
remarks that it will be seen that this
committee was Obliged to drink 4 GOOD
deal of brandy, whisky, cigars, and wine:
that it smoked a great many cigars that
1t visited many theatres; that it gave Il
number OF dinners that it rode in a
great many carriages and had only fifty
dollars worth of medical attendance
all winch shows that the speaker selected
for members OF this committee remark
ably vigorous men.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

Halls Journal Of Health gives time
y warning not to put on thinner under
clothing too early in the season; also.
that when clothing is to be diminished,
it should be done in the morning when
first dressing. At this time of wear
hou-ekeepers should not be in TOO much
OF a hurry to put their iirc-pIlces III sum-
mer order. The comfort and health of
a whole family are often seriously dis
turbcd by sitting in chilly rooms morn
ings and evenings. In order to keep
we'll one should avoid exposures during
the change of seasons
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

DR.. Rves Of Prlnce George county,
Va, while passing out of his house,
Saturday, with his gun on his shoulder.
was called back by his wife lie turned
suddenly in answer to her voice. and in
turning accidentally struck the gun
against the doorpost with such force as
to cause its discharge. The entire load
entered the body OF Mrs. Riyes, causing
almost instant death. The pair had only
been married few days,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

" II i now hou-e-cleaninm time. when
hou>ckcepcrs generally ars putting thing,
ITO rightS," this is an excellent time to
carry home borrowed articles Let the
books, bed wrrnchcs, carpet stretchers.
and fifty other borrpwabIr articles, be re-
turned, that the owners may have their
own to use, and borrowers sleep with
quiet conscieuccs.
y superintendent Of schools in Yer
mont appointed the l>t instant as the
day for examining young lady teachers,
candidates for schools in town. and sent
to Rutland for handsome printed certili-
cate, They came, but they certified that
the parties were duly joined in marriage.
They wele not distributed after the rN-
animation, but they may be soon to the
young lady teachers.
The dispatch which was lately sent bv
telegraph from San Francisco TO Liver
pool, thence to Point de Gale, Ceylon.
and thence 10y steamer to Hong Kong, to
intercept two swindiing Cinnamon. who
had cheated the san Francisco dealers
out OF large quantity Of flour and lqour.
and fled with /: to China, was sue.
cesstul In saving the merchandise, but
not IN arresting the fugitives. The dis
patch arrived before the steamer, but the
slippery celestials eluded the officers and
escaped INTO the interior.
The Chaplain Of the Vt. State Prison
+ rankin Butler, has prepared small
book entitled John Ward or the Vic
timlzed Assassin a narrative of facts
with the Williston murderer
who was hung in the State Prison at
" Indsor, March 10th, 1868. The pro-
hts of the work are to 20 to the benefit
Of men in prison
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
RepubiicdH Criticisms Of the Id
HiIIiStTdfiOH.

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that has tiourished in this country-it
freely administers discipline to its own
men. The old democracy had a differ
ent rule: they invariably glorilied them
selves and abused their opponents.
Hence, while the party was steadily
drifting toward treason and rebellion, no
internal note of warning and remon-
STRANGE was raised until it was too late.
The republicans. on the other hand. have
ever preserved the greatest degree OF IN
dividual independence consistent with
final unanimitv At the polls, never re-
leasing their official representatives IRON
/ the healthy sway OF AN outsroken bal
kindly criticism. We are now behold
inc nm instance OF this in the comments
of leading republican newspapers on
President Grants administration. The
distinct utterances are not many, but
from the way in which one or two mark
ed editorials OF this kind are passed round
several indor-crs.
1t i, evident, however, that all such
criticism ought to he disintere>ted. rea
sonabe and timcly-that Is to say, it
ought not to be inspired by Pers Dnal dis
appointment or selfish motives OF any
kind, it ought to be iar and temperate
in terms, and not hasty or premature.
We cannot but think that some of these
utterances to which we have referred are
Objectionable in one or more OF these re-
spccts. We find them cmanating from
quarters where we know that the recent
distribution OF patronage has not been
satisfactory. and where the presidents
administration, only Il few weeks ago.
was portrayed in Il rose color significant
" contrasted with the dismal hues now
employed We admit that though this
is point which Is not to be lost si"ht ut.
and which. a~~urcdly, will not br 10y the
cople, it l. subordinate to tn" man
question a. TO whether these critic >m-
are in themselves Just, reasonable and
timely.
We maintain that they are not. Pre-
idcnt Grant has been in power but two
short months. during which time the
distribution OF tIic offices has hardly civ
en- him Il moments peace. He has been
badaercd by an army Of applicants and
the friends OF applicants who have moved
down upon him simultaneously from thu
ST. CroiN TO the Sacramento. lie has
continually ha, al lis elbow the prac-
ticcd politicians OF the two houses OF
congress, who have piled him with rec
concentrations which even honorable
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

MIcE.-1he mice made dreadful work
with the fruit and other young trees the
past winter. One of the largest fruit
raiSers in this county says more than
half of his young trees are completely
ruined. The snow was so deep and
light that these pestiicrous little animals
girdled some trees three or four feet from
the ground.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

\ hardshelI Baptist preached in Wash
m"ton city lately, and took for his text.
God made man in his own image" He
commenced, "An honest man Is the no
bie>t work Of God" then made Il LONG
pause, and looking about the audience
exclaimed, But | opine God Almighty
hasn't had a job in this city for nigh on
to fifteen years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

There are few new developments Of
interest in the Dana Young affair. NJ.
Greeley bliudly Sustains hi- mangiu.
editor, out Of spite to Mr., Dlna. and the
verdict OF the public /, much softer
against him than it would have been but
for the cNag=crations and evident deli2h;
with which Mr.. Dana made the charge
but the verdict is against him ncvertuc-
less, and he cannot mach longer remain
ON the Tribune. Young has begun libel
suits, with damages of 800, 600 in each
case, against two of the Philadelphia
papers for publishing the Suns account
OF his mis,luinrS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

do further certify that the foregoing
named persons are duly elected Sep
runiaI Council of Cen>ors, agreeably to
,he provisions Of said act.
Ia witness whereof, | hereunto sub
scribe my name and atiix my seal OF this
oiilce, at Norihtieid. this 9TH day of May
\. ID. 1869.
GEORGE Nichols.
SECRETARY of St.,.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

Hon. 5. l.. sphinx, delegate in Congress
from the territory Of Dacotah, is quoted
as saying that he does not believe the
Pacific railroad can be made to pay even
lis running expenses, and he thinks the
Government will have to take the road
and assume its obligations.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

y CosnN HrILpING.-Thc purchase
OF land for the new State Capital build
IN 1t Albany has cost 500, OuO. it
was provided at the outset that tie l;Ld
should not cost over 100000. bat the g.
Inmates have been largely overruu. \
New York paper remarks that this i
good be-lnnin@, but what will he the end
where there Is 50 expensive :. commence
mcnt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14

i'AILEnNn MEEiING N FAIRFIELD.
Inc proposition 10 remove certain con-
il,iyus bonding the town in favor of tn,
Ltmoi,Ic Railroad, ha,in. failed at the
March meeting. special meeting WIS
held Ga ihc first. that the question might
be tried a-ain. The result was thirty
majority against ii, which Is more dc
cloive than the former meeting, as the &C
lion va, more deliberate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-05-14
AGENTS. no. AGENTS. m,

T. O.. E..t ..t \...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Do Not TTihe With Danger

A single spark may kindle a fame that will
consume a city, and small ailments neglected
may end in fatal disorders. Bearing this fact in
mind, let the first symptoms of debility or nerv.
Gus prostratiOn be met promptly with invigorat'
ing treatment. Foremost among the vegetable
tonics of the age stands HOSTETTER'S STON.
ACH BITTERS, and whenever the vital powers
seem to languish, or there is any reason to sus.
pect that the animal functions essential to the
sustenation and publication of the body are i'm
perfectly performed, this invaluable invigorant
and antiseptic should at once be resorted to.
Indigestion always produces weakness. Some
times it happens-and this is moro frequently
the case in Winter than at any other season
that the appetite demands more food than the
stomach can digest; though not more, perhaps,
than is required to keep up the full strength of
the frame. The object, under such Circum.
stances, is To increase the digestive capacity of
the assimilatins organ, so as to make il equal to
the duty imposed upon IL by the appetite and
capable of supplying the budding mdterial Of the
system "a last as IL is required. This object is
fully accomplished by the uso of the Bitters
They tone and gently stimulate the cellular
membrane which Secretes the gastric juice, and
the result is that the solvent is mingled with
the food in sufficient quantity to convert all its
nOuIishIhg PARTICLES into pure and wholesome
element. II, on the other baud there is a def.
cheney of appetite, without any corresponding
deficiency of digestive power the effect of the
tonic Is To stimulate desire for food. In nine
teen cases out of twenty, headache, nausea,
nerN BUSINESS, fainting- fits, spasms, and indeed,
most of the casual aches and pains to which hu.
manity is subject proceed primarily from indi-
gestion complicated with biliOusneSs; and for
both these complaints hOSTETrER'S STOM.
ACH BITTEES are recommended as a speedy
and certain remedy.
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ITO be Continued. !
Farmers, Wives.

l think of many and many sad-eyed
woman have known in solitary coun-
try homes, who seemed never to have
smiled, who struggled with hard hands
through the melting heat and pinching
cold, to hold back poverty and want
that lowered like wolves about an ever
increasing flock of children. How it
was scour in the morning and scrub at
night and scold all day long! How care
blurred the window like cloud, hiding
the lovely landscape! How anxiety
snarled at her heels, logging her like a
cur! How little she knew or cared that
bobolinks, drunk with blind idleness,
tumbled and sang in the meadows be.
low, that the earth was telling the time
of year with flowers in the wood above.
As l think of these things, of the soli-
tary, incessant drudgery, of the taciturn
husband coming in heavy with sleep
too weary to read, to talk, to think,
do not wonder that the Warehouses; are
so richly recruited from the farm
houses, as the statistics show-that the
farmers daughter hangs enchanted over
stories in the weekly paper of the haIHti
some Edward Augustus, with white
hands and black eyes-nor that the far
mer's son hears the city bells that
long ago rang to Wilmington, Turn
again Wilmington, Lord Mayor of Lon
don," ringing to him as he pauses in the
furrow, "Turn again, ploughboy, mil.
lionaire and merchant
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mbave nothing further to say" re-
pi lyon have said too much already, Mr..
Stanbury." M IN -f
81 think not, Colonel Osborne. You
have, / fear, done an incredible deal of
mischief by going to Nuncombe Putney;
and, after all thar you have said on the
subject, you must have known that it
would be mischievous. Icannot under
stand how you can force yourself about
q mans wife against the mans express
sed wish.n
"Sir, l didn't force myself upon any
body. Sir, l went down to see an old
a remarkable piece of an
tiquity. And, when another old friend
was in the neigbborhood, close by,-one
of the Oldest friends Ihave in the world,
wasn't 1 to 60 and see herr God
bless my soul what business is it OF
yoursi / never heard such impudence
in my life w. Let the charitable reader
suppose that Colonel Osborne did not
know that he was lyiDg,-that he really
thought, when he spoke, that he had
gone down to LessBoro' to see the re-
uldI hdOlC plCCC Vi
GOOD morning." said Hugh Stanbn-
nv, turning on his heels and walking
away. Colonel Osborne shook himself,
Inflated bis cheeks, and blew forth the
breath out of his mouth, put his thumbs
MP to the armholes of his waistcoat, and
walked about the platform as though he
thought it incumbent on him to show
that he was somebody,-somebody that
ought not to be insulted somebody,
perha APPS, whom very pretty woman
might prefer to her own husband, In
spite of small difference in age. he
was angry as proud. And he was safe,
too. He thought that he was safe.
When he should come to account for
himself and actions to his old friend,
Sir Marmaduke, he felt that he would
be able to show that he had been, in all
respects, true to friendship. Sir Mar
maduke had unfortunately given his
daughter to a jealous, disagreeable fell
low, and the fault all lay in that. AS
for Hugh Stanbury,-he would simply
despise Hugh Stanbury, and have done
with it.
y. l..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-26
Oneen Of Puddinun.

One pint of bread crumbs, one quart
sweet milk, four eggs, lump of butter
the size of hickory nut. When the
pudding is nearly done, spread layer
of any kind of stewed fruit over the
top of it, and on the top of that, spread
the whites of three eggs, beaten to a
froth, with three tablespoonfulls OF
white sugar. Set it in the oven again,
to stitfen the froth. Eat with cream
and sugar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-26

ZEE. Booking and Booking & Miller
are selling Hair, Tooth and Nail Brush
es, Combs, Powder, Perfumery, Soap
and Cosmetics at reduced prices. Give
them call.
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NEW DRUG STORE
Retnii DRUG store


r. ~: Martin, who sues for tbeuas Of .. 8 =
rsden, administrations Of the estaS Of jLzs
PsdsB, dsoeAsoA,
Frahcls Y. Williams, Administrator Of IN. -
OF Lewis Williams deeeaseA RacbS
hams, Franklin Williams, MARY VIZ
jeremiah Williams, Jacob William, Hsr-y
Williams, John Williams. Ryan WILL
Lewis Williams, Susan William. sans
Williams and Virginia Williams.
10 Chaso,f
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO g.
a ninety four and three-auArtsrs ASfa
LAna, situat- IN WetzSl county. West yirlH
oelonsing TO the estate Of Lewis villas
Athdayit having been made that RI
Williams. Franklin Williams. Mary wblS
2sremiah williams, Jacob WILLIAMS Harrss
Williams, John Williams, Evan Willl1ns W.
nIliams, Susan Williams. Sampson VIZ
asd VfEinta Williams are non residents y =
state o. West Virginia, II "a ordered tkli -
appear mere within one month afCsT de- ~,
CATION and posting Of this order and DO 80
a. g'.t may Dc necessary 70 protect their ise'
witness; Friend Coz, Clerk Of the -, r.,
airy i5sl. fRIHSD cox. GIN
HALL, Attorney. Jaszl"sr.
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Every Pair of Shears Warranted
WILLIAM KRYTFR.

Sheep Shears, Pruning SheGrs, Tailors
Shears, Family Shears, BankerS Shears.
BShsArs Of any description made to order.
V'HE ATTENTION OF SHEEP GROWERS
L and shearsrs Is called to my Sheep Shears
sna funlng Shears, for trimming sheep toes
every pair Of which is warranted.
Dealer in Hardware, Guns. Pistols, Sporting
Tackle, Table and Pocket Cutlery, &C.. &c.
HOB MARKET ST. Wheeling. W. Va.
Repairing Of Guns, Pistd.s. Knives, Scissor
small Machinery, &C., done In the best name
and at reasonable prices unAr3I
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The Great English Remedy,
Sir Jnmes Clnrkc,s FcmnIe Pills.

| Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j. Clarke,
Ii. d., Physician Extraordinary 70 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
TO which the female constitution is subject. II
mOderates all excuses and removes all obstruc
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To Married Ladies

1t is particularly suited. II will, in a short
time, !bring on the monthly period with regular
ity, and although powerful remedy, does not
contain anything hurtful TO the constitution.
Ia all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains in the Back and Limbs. Fatigue on slight
eNertion, Paipitaton of the Heart, Mysteries
and Whites, will effect a cure when all other
means have iaited. Full directions in the
namnhlef hrnnnd rach narknrn
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SHcCiaI Notice.

BsICGrc Of CouRterfeitS Obscrre tks nam. Of
| JOE NOSES on The pdckdge-pur none lCitk
ont t-GN others base aud ,corhleSS iIaitnto,Ls
/ N B.-One Dollar with fifteen cents for post
| age, enclosed 10 the sole Proprietor. JOB
I MOSES, - Co-tlandt Street. New York will
| insure bottle Of the genuine, containing Fifty
/ Pills by return mail, securely sealed from ali
observation. decIa