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town; to Incorporate the town of Flo.
renee, S. G.
Mr.. Leslie introduced bill to better
protect holders of insurance policies in
this State.
Reports Of committees we're considered
until adjournment.
Mr. ED1ron-Dear Sir: 1 cannot let
tho opportunity pass. without expressing
my hearty approval OF your excellent
editorial in to-day's PHosNIx. Tho views
there expressed should find II response in
the heart of every man, who desires to
see our beloved State rise but of the de-
pressed condition in which she has 30
long been struggling. Let our people
all follow the advice that you have 30
wisely given, and, dark as the present is,
a glorious future will be before u.s. Why
should we NIL despond, and with vain
and inglorious repinings over past grent-
ness, allow the dark waves OF radicalism
to swallow us up? Is it not better to
unite together in common cause, and
work for the public good? Is it not
wiser to try and better our condition
which We may do. not by useless and
vain abuse of our political opponents,
but by going with them, in all measures
that arc right. proper and just. and op-
posing them when wrong, in OH open and
manly course? Let he dead past bury
the dead. Let past issues alone. Deal
with the present. We have always
claimed that we--the white people of the
South-were the true friends to the
colored race. Now, why not continue so?
We bear no malice that they nre free. !
for one, believe that it will be better for
the ,rhite man that they are, and by a
proper appreciation of them, and treat
ment such as their position demands, it
may bo 80 for them. 1t is not the colored
mans fault that wicked and designing
sdventurers have come amongst them.
But ii is our fault, if we give up and
allow them to bo alienated from us, when
so slight an effort is required to confirm
.hem in what-in the depths of their sa-
gacity they we'll know-that the Southern
white man is the colored mans first aud
best friend. Because some are arrogant
and stuck up by their recent promotion
and unusual privileges, look kindly on ii
and reflect, would we, in their position,
havo acted ditferently9 1 think not.
No, disguise it as you will, our only hope
is to mako the best of the means we
have, and if we wish to get rid Of the
spcculatiDg adventnrers who come here
to rulo us, and profit off of our necessi
ties, we must do it, not by masterly mac.
tirity. but by wise. just and proper ap.
probation of the position, strength and
necessities of our colored friends. Mr..
Editor, in conversation to-day, with
our old and esteemed fellow citizen, John
Caldwell, ] WAS pleased to hear his warm
and enthusiastic endorsement of the sen
timents in your editorial and though Mr..
Caldwell has been looked OH as disposed
to radicalism, We all know him to be an
honest. upright and long headed citizen.
Should our people act as you advise
them, we will concentrate together the
wise and the good of oil classes and con.
ditions. and form party whose strength
and unity of interests shall sweep all be.
fore thom. Prescribe none. Justice to
all. G..
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS The Northern
and Western mails are open for delivery
at p. M; closed ut ii. 80 o. m. Charles
ton (day) and Greenville open ut $50 p.
m.; closed at $50 p. m. Charleston
night mail open at 8 30 a. m.; closed at
4. 10 p. m. On Sunday, tho post Office 10
open from to 2 p. m.
NEW ADvRRTIsRMENTs.- tion is
called to the following advertisements,
published the first time this marnlnG:
d. G. Peixotto & Son--Auction.
John Agnew-Store to Rent.
J. & T. r. Agnew-Bacon.
T.. Pollard-Razors.
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OOoes Soli hhd oCC uL
Office.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, December 3.-Ma-
tional Hotel-P. H. Flanagan, Fairfield;
]. l.. Petsill. Cross Keys; r. G. Andrews,
Orangeburg; A. E. Massman, w. A..
Harrison aud wife, Philadelphia; l.. E..
Jones. Washington; Bill Mann. 8. H..
Dngan. Baltimore; Mira. Davis, Augusta;
w. T. Gray, New York; N. G. Joyner,
Kingville; II. A. Scott, l.. NJ. Sc tt. J..
D. BIakely, Gadsden; West Jones, Bris-
tol; M. P. McKellar, Greenwood.
NickersOn HouSe-Frederick A. Saw
yer, Chsrleston; Alfred Williams, S.
Carley, s. c.; A. H. Leftwck. T. B.
Nixon, baltimore; James w. Dick, New
York; B. Manly. Jr., Geo. B. Anderson.
Greenville; B. s. Hammond, Florida;
Mrs. Footmap, Savannah; J. G. Courte.
nay, s. c.; s. M. McGill, w. L. Van
Nest, Atlanta; G. p. Hyde, Augusta; J.
D. Kennedy, Camden; Thos. G.. Morgan,
Augusta; James Bonley, H. G. Oliphant,
New York; S. q Tvr.-~ ...l,nore;
james o. Meredith, { !. r. r.; +.
g. Thomson, Richln,.p, ~. =. Hunter,
Hunts Island.
Columbia Hotel-L. Elias, J. r. Wal
lace, N. g.; J. NJ. Brawly, g. Frone-
berger, Mis-. Geo. Reid and three chill
dren, l.. A. Clifford, J. Dawson. r.
Murphy, Charleston; G.. Revins, John
Robinson, wife and twenty of the
Company. Robinson's Circns; J. 8. Au-
gust, Batesville; H. A. Gaillard. Winns-
boro; Mrs. F. Arnim and child. Edge
field; Mrs. DR.. Harrington, Newberry;
Mr.. Straemeyer and lady, Nsw York; J.
III. Adams. J. @. Adams, Richlapd; F. Il.
Smith, Baltimore; j. Westfeld, Green
vile; j. 4. Wiley, Spartanburg; DR.. r.
Olympic, Master Olympic, Hodges De.
pot; l.. f. Bshr, Camden; w. D. Ken.
nedy, Charleston; J. T. Bates, Richland; !;
L. p. Benson, Anderson w. j. Cross
well. Augusta; w. ~. Beckham, Rich
land.
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WEDDING CARDS AND ENvELopEs.-A
lot of wedding cards and envelopes. of
latest styles, has just been received
which will be printed in imitation of en-
craving. and at less than one. tenth the
cost. Call and SEQ specimens Mt Pu0NIx
Office.
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COmnlCtCe on fSlVer flSQerleS. meS8rS.
Sloan. Stoober, Lomax, Cooke and Stod-
dard.
A concurrent resolution to meet in
Joint Assembly, on Tuosdey, December
7th, to elect IN Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court of this State, WAS adopted
and ordered to be sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
A bill to renew the charter OF the Co.
lnmbia Hebrew Benevolent Society was
taken up, read the second timo, and
ordered to be eugrossed for third read.
ing.
The following members obtained lSave
of absence: Messrs. Keith, w. II. Jones,
Lewie, Collins, Hutson, Cooke, Smiling
and Lomax.
At 130 p. M. the House adjourned to
meet on Monday next, at IL nj.
SENATE.
The Senate met Mt IL M, President
pro tenn. Montgomery i'll tho CHAIR.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Senators Rainey, Wimbush, Wright
and Lunney obtained leave of absence.
The House sent to the Senate q con-
current resolution, requesting informa-
missioners, which was amended by add
ing son or before tho first OF January,
1870"
A message was sent to the House, in
forming that body that the Senate insists
upon the concurrent resolution to autho-
rize the Governor to purchase certain
copies of Richardson's Lnw and Equity
Reports, have appointed Committee Of
Conference, and respectfully asks the
appointment OF similar Committee on
the part of the House of Representatives.
TIE presentment of the grand jury of
Fairfield County for the November term,
1869, of the Court of General Sessions,
wac referred to the Committes on the Ju-
dietary. .t3 t
The petition of citizens of Florence,
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the bill" sars freely and the liver relieved the
stools VIII show hat tn" Pills do nothing has ever
been Invented xcpt calomel "a deadly poison which is
unlock the gall hladder -at he secretions of the
liver like schencks Mand axe PILL
Liver Complaint is one of the most prominent causes
Of Con ump-ion.
schynek'E seaTeed Tonic is gentle stmulant and
Alternative and the lkali in the Seay, ed which this
preparation il m,de Of assists the stoma 10 throw out
he ga tc juice tn dissolve the food with the Pumonc
Syrup and it is made into good blood hout erments
ton souring in the stomach
The great reason why physicians do not cure Con-
sumption l., thy try to do much they give medi-
cine TO o he DOUGH- to stop the chills stop night
sweas hectic fever, and by doing they derange the
whole digestive powers locking up the secretons and
eventu lily IKE patient snks and di :.
Dr. Schcnck, In his treatment, does try stop
cough, night -yca's, chilli fever. the cause
and they will all stop of their own Accord No one can
lie cured OF Consumpton, Liver Complaint, Dyspepss,
Citurn tankeT ceraed Throat unless the liver and
DIIa IN mad, elthy
If person las consumption. of course the lungs in
ome N rr" diseased either tubercles ,bsesses brou-
chia I'm NJ on ltura adhesion, or the lungs are mass
If Inflammation and fast dcctying. In such cases
what hntt be d1lrE II is not only the lungs that are
MastlIE, nut 1t Il the whole body. The stomach and
Eci nave lost t'ir power u make blood out of food.
Vow tht only chanct Is take DIR. Schenck's three
medicines, which will bring up II tone to the stomach
the pa ent viii b. gin food il will digest easily
and make good blood then the patient begins TO gain
Ia htSll, ana a soon the body begins to grow, the
Lang commence TO heal up, and the patient gets teshy
and well l hi i Tie only way consumption.
W hen teie l. no lung disease and only Liver Com
'laLuIaAt fIls are sufficient, without the iuimonlc
syrup. lake tn Mindrk Pills freely in all bilious
complaints ~ they are perfectly harmless.
ID. Sch"nck, who has enjoyed uninte rupted health
for many years pas ana low weighs 2I5 pounds was
wasted 4" ~ I" skeleton, in the last stage OF
pulmonary I'n-;Iinpton hi physi'i1ns having pro-
fac lie WAS cured 10y tine atprosAid dicines, and
since his ic'ovcTy macy thousands mil lriy afflicted
'htrHahv success. Fail drec IONS accump ny each,
making It not abolutey ary p rsonslly Dr.
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rEA>kLIN COUNTY.

The -, Nirn- Messenger has the
following statement Of a singular occur
renee recently in the town Of South
Hero. Miss L. I'rovil, Il girl about Il
vearS of ace. Icit her house on Friday
evening. the 10Th ult., bare-headed and
har,-ioutcd. without the knowledge OF
her family, They, however, soon noticed
her absence, but not finding her on the
prcmi-c-. concluded that she had gone on
a visit to a house in :he ncighborhood.
Tue next morning one of the family
went to the barn and discovered the Girl
lvin. in AN unconscious state OF snow
Drift. ,'hc hal lain there all night, and
her arms were badly frozen, but her
hands ami feet were covered by the DRIFT
in- snow. and were thus prevented from
lrrczinn. She could give no explanation
OF her >.raugr conduct, but was probably
laboriug undr temporary arrangement
II,r condition is not considered danger
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:. i. BROOKS.
President !. VI. {. =
fsNg'JSCt.

Is. Clark on Monroc. \. H.. has rented
The hotel owned by the Caledonia Mamu-
raaari4- company. near the depot. and
Seth Ford has rloScG the ole kept 10y him.
ou The hill. ...Thc canker rash has pre-
vailed to some extent in This town DINING
the latter part OF the winter. and scvera.
children have died with the disease. Dr..
Downs has lost two children. Andrew
Lacl>ic two. Mr.. Button one. and Capt. K.
Blair two.....Wc have snow enough to
make very poor >iciehimg.
/ In ,Ae report oi tie superintendent "i
schools for Batuct. published IN last
week paper. there was part OF sen
fence omitted. which in Justice to both
teacher and superintendent. should be
corrected. In the report OF district No. !.
for the summer term. there was al omi~
sion in the last sentence. Corrected ii
reads; But the attendance had been -
iricru!ar. and so many had left the school
that there had evidently been very little
enthusiastic on the part ot either teacher
or scholars" The aggregate time OF the
schools was los weeks. NOT $50.
Andrew Brock of West Barnet. Whu'
working Tor II. d. Nckindley. sawed
cords OF hard wood twice in two in tou
hours-and says If any one can beat TIL
. he will Try again. We think the above i
) good machine.
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Dartmouth COLLEGE lands in Whcelock.
Charles Buttcrfield and David Nell
hany of Derby Line, killed Moose i'll
Norton last week
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The Rutland incendiaries. Peter
Neary, VIM. butterfly and Thomas Du-
shan, convicted of arson in firing various
buildings in Rutland on the night of the
llth OF December last, were by Judge
Steele sentenced to ten years hard labor
in the state prison at Windsor, their term
to date from the time of their sentence.
Aaron Clark, convicted Of burglary al
the Central House in Rutland, was SEN
fenced to the same institution for Il term
OF three years, also at hard labor.
The Shrewsbury murder trial came to
an end in the Rutland County Court on
Wednesday last, the jury finding YER
diet of guilty Of murder against one OF
the respondents, and Of manslaughteI
against two others, while the fourth was
acquitted. The Rutland Herald thus
Describes the concluding scenes of tn,
trial The jury in the case of State ".
Ziba Plumley ct al. came into court anC
stated that they had agreed upon a yer
diet. The prisoners being called, and
standing at the bar Of the court, the jury
pronounced their verdict as follow,
Iorace r.. rlunley, entity Zlba Plum
ley, guilty of manslaughtcr Frederick
G. Plumlcy, guilty OF manslaughtcr
Geo. butterfly, not guilty. 1t being I'M
dcr>tood that this jury were to render i
verdict, the court room was crowdy,
with spectators, as it had been during til,
trial. The prisoners received the yer
diet with seeming Indifference, and a:
there was no apparent emotion in the
court room, Il deatil-likc silence pcrvade'
the scene
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The queerc>t luck in escaping from
death, was that OF George ). I'LL AN,
wife, flung from their seIgh upon til,
railroad track 1t ProctorsvllIe, u few
days apo. The train WAS 80 near they
could not regain their feet, but each hac
presence OF mind to roll over, Just clear
/ ing the rail, and the cars passed ACTUALLY
crushing Mrs. Hills skirts, and brui>in.
MIR. Hills shoulder, bu: DOM no other
harm.
Mr. Alvin Pike Of Wcathcrstield store,
his wool last spring in his eranary, sup
posing it perfectly safe there. y few
weeks since he discovered some rats il
the barn. and thinking they might injur
his wool concluded 10 overhaul il. IL,
accordingly took his boys and Il largt IA
voritr cat one evening, and commence,
the search. lie soon found that lis sus
plcionS were not groundc-s. After clos
ing every outlet they commenced to dis
patch the vcrmin. Ia u short time TN
cat became exhausted and retired irou
the conflict. The boys continued to re
move fleece alter fleece, KILN" all the
-Lw. and throwing in the alley. Ate
all were dispatched. they picked up. b.
actual count, ninety -four well crown raj,
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itlarriage5.

Ia It. ,o4u-bury, April T. 10y Rev. Z. \. Titu-, Nj
Ia lee !. "d.t.Ik Vi t. Jonn=lury AMI Misc Anna
T.. Wall,,r of U.uv.llc.
Ia Lyndon. Apil lily Rev. /. Il. T,-kcr, Mr. 10
IA Ear e. md Mrs Hannah I. Cray, both OF
VII clock.
Ia sutton March l.. ~ Rev. W L. Move, MIR. Arch
i1a! Craig and Mi-= sFtA4 \. kin=. 10th Of Shei-
81. d
L. F,s,on. March >, NJ. Henry II. Eowley Of New
port. {, Nis- -orsn Jane pvvcruuX f Barton.
In oha.Ic-t.u, March -, NJ. Nasco y. Davis OF
h,... zion. ana Miss tvcIlnc Cole OF Brighton.
ia lrcr.,y. Mach .. Mr. Geo. Bartlett md Miss St
m,utla I,yuI. IS. both of Morgan.
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Schenck's PuImonic Syrup,

Scaweed Tonic aud Mandrake Pills will Consrmp-
ton. Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia ii taken accord
M 70 GircctOn- hey all three be taken at thu
slme time. They cleanse tn stomach, relax the liver
and put work then the appetite becomes good the
food dige-ts and makes good bOod the patient begins
to grow in flesh the dielsed MATER Iipens IN the
luuEz and the patient out@rows the di-'tse ana Etu
well. his is the only way 10 cure consumption. 80 ,
I the medicines Dr. j. II. Schcnck, Il fh.I-
adclpHiI, hi univalled success IN tn etrht
Of pulmonary Consumption. he Pulmonic syrup mp
ems the morbid in the lungs, mature throws It Oh
by an el-y cXpectolatios for when the rh en OF mat
ter il ripe slight cough will throw it on, and the pa
tIent has rest, and the lungs begin t. heat go,
To do thi-, the Seaweed Ionic and Mandrake rms
must freely used cleanse the stomach and vcT 50
that the Pumonic Sprup and the food will make good
blood
Schencks Mandrake Pills act upon the liver renoV-
ing ali distractions relax the ducts of the gall bladder
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Debility.

Every ~ times feel 'hc necessity Of something to
tone up the fystrin depressed 10y mental bodily
bustou. ,uch times ict cry instead Of tax
ins lcouoc ,r nedi ina tim lars, Oh afford oniy
tcmpoi .y rcli-f goratr his Gcliitatyd system
by thy natural tonic ,lcr!.cnts OF the
TEEJ WAN SYRUP,
o. Protected so;uion of the Protoxde of Iron, which
vitaliz- and cn.ichcs tic blood by suppyn; with it
Life Element, IRoN.
Icin-. free Alcohol in any form, its encraizng
eject followed by corresponding reaction, but
are permanent infu-inE STRENGTH. vI"oR and SEN
LIFE into all paIts of the -ysem and building NJ Al
IRON CONSTITUTION.
WM. G srrEIING, ESQ, OF Poughkeep-ic. y. y, say
..Snce rakin, the Peruvian Syrup l feel better, my
strength pruv j, my bowels regular, my appC-
There II an old Physician in this city Older thai
au.N who Las been in the drug business tor 4" year
vito Syrup three mon, h-. ant cves II d.
hi opinion, that it H. best Ac alive Toni
.a,ciicut he ever knew"
For Dyspepsia, Debility, and Fcmalc Weaknesses, the
Peruvian syrup il up cilic \ - page pamphic sen
free The genuine has "Peruvltn syrup blow Il IL Tie
glass.
j. z. DrxsN"rE, Proprietor No. ST D. st, New York
sold 10y all druggists.
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others. engaged in firing at a mark. when
hv some mi~hap, the pistol of one of his
comrades WAS prcmaturelv discharged,
the ball entering the left side of his neck.
and passing down to the lungs. He died
the following day. The deceased leaves
Il wife and one child.
The people at Hariwick village, dis
trict No, ~ are wide awake for IA graded
school. At their last annual school
meeting Il committee of five was elected
TO investigate the matter. and report to
the district at an adjourned meeting
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

Many buildings have been broken
down by the great weight of snow upon
them, and travel between many OF the
villages has been made entirely upon foot
duriu. several of the last ten days.
Michael Corlcy Of Albany has this
winter lost four cows, three yoarIlngs
and two horses, from lack OF proper
care. He was confined to his house will
frozen feet and their care was left to :;
small boy.
IL. 5. Tolman of Greensboro, has re-
Gently purchased a large tract OF the
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TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES. FEECkLES AND
Tan from tn, face. use FErRY's Morn ANp PICKLE
loU"N. sold by al druggists. frepT,d only by Dr.
Is. {. Perry.
FOR BLACK WORMS, AND IIMPLES Oh THE
FACE. use pErRYs C,NEpupE NND iIMr.- KIM bi,
prepared only Dr. y. c. Perry. ~ 6oud st, New
York sold everywhere. The TRADE supplied by whole
sale druggs.s. .'-t'
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T.. iidrdICiCA.

The Star says that on the 7th Of Feb
ru;Tv. Mr.. Job +. Stewart, formerly OF
East Iiardwick, Vt, was accidentally
killed by Il pistol shot, in Grass Valley,
California. He was in company with
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~ Gi!cI,.

The friends at Noysville (Walden) by
EQUATIONS in money and its equivalent,
amounting" to $ll4.j9, have made the
hearts OF the subscribers clad. MAY the
blessings of him who died for the world.
rest upon the Il nors.
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Spcrlal Elutlrr9.
Masonic RaII---Union Block

TX PAS :; ! VI P;IC LoD Il /.
NO. -, r. \. NJ.
,Jti.I meeting April -. Cslld meeting. April 49,
L. Il. HlALD, scc'..
EASNELL CHAPTER. 10. Il. !. =. II.
Regular meeting. FRIDAY eve, April -, i-'".
I. !. pALIO-,, >,c:,t,rv.
STATED ''..nrIav. A",iI D" $3.50
=. l.. PERKINS,, Commander.
CALEDONIA LODGE. !. o. Of .. i.
lodr Room summer stop Mon :, ooI II u''.
/; suar meeting every Monday evening, a. o'clock
JOHN :. CALI >r,.,....E.
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FURNITURE SHOP FOR SALE.

FURNITURE SHOP FOR SALE!
The subscribers offer for sae their FURNTTU RE
SHOP, together with all the sppurtenances thereuntO
connect. d. there being acre of land and good
water privilege situated in Na'er street, Peachlm.
said shop is in good repair Is 3uX.u f.. two and
halt stories high, with ~ f Line Skating. dove 10y
afclls Double Iur inc wheel. The machinery
of three for man fac :urnS ledsteais AID
rlaIrz one Daniel inaner one ICnouing Machine one
MyrticIn. Ma hnt. Irregular Moulding Machine, Bore
ing Ma, hne three ca oOviu Ma hinc, SAVE and other
fixtures, AL of which arr in good repair and now owned
and occupied by rt-venson Bros.
The above shop will be sold Oc, ther with all the
,ppu the machinery will lie excu I'D to u
the purchaser For particulars ca and examine or id
iIesS SlEN ENSDN BROS.
Also we have large assortment of finish furniture
hand and for salc chesper than be purchss
ed e-ew here. for bound to clo out our
Gall and examine AID Will sell any Way to suit you
STEVENSON BROS.
). II. EVESSoS. N. STEVENSON.
Ieschau. VI March -, lSiq tS-5l
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NOTICE. 10 TEACHERS.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS 1.-The public eN-
animation uf hose iutcnd teach in town ut Con
cord the coming season. will lee AcId in the school Ao-,
la Wet Concord village, TurE~u>l. The 9TH uNN
"f ArslI, commencing 9 o'cocs, 4. 4.
a-5 ). II. TtCk, -uit.
:-ve.criDaiy Surgeons all over the couatTy are 'r-
commenting sheridan cavalry Coalition Powder tor
the following trouble hor.,z: Loss arpci:,. rough
II. Of the hair -toppa,. of bowels thick atrr
coughs and cnld- swelling the glands, worms, horse
Ill, ihlck Ind, and hr,vcs.
80 friend OF who i chief cl TX in III govern
rn,ucIl d pcnsItnry. that medicine chest
complete without Johu=on'- Au,dyuc Liuim,Ht. We
ayays suppose! i, prescribed by law fit i no. il
ought to be- for certainly there nothing in the whole
,ut,I u. a,cI Of So much importance the soldi'r
nd sailor IS ",Iohh7ons Anolyne Liuimeut."
:s~"Daudr;if Anuihator' was the exclamation Of
al crthu-i ,stc old bachelor when r>p'ric.ci tn
mage otI,c; Of one bOtil OF B.rrct's Vegetable Hair
Ec-torave the premium artclc.--TB Burlington liza" X
I've.
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scrofuIa Cured after Seven Years Suffering
- RUNNING ULCERS

when commenced taking Dr Andcrs' odin" Water.
Nv Breast, hroat and Face was CONTINUOUS sore
an now wei and s:I!izh i the Iodine NateI
saved life
Circulars ia egard to this remedy will be sent Tree
j. T. DINsMo-E, Proprietor, 30 Dey street, New ork
For sale by druggists morally. 3D."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09

EAGLE TEMPLE, No. !. Z. oi Il.
EEOW\S ELutk.
stated M. TIM every Monday Evening.
MILO ". HALF. ". L.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-04-09
WaItham and Foreign Watches

FeI,r Citizens l will cure without fail. in hour,
and simply by nursnC. certain sum, all estilential
omplaints such DiPtheris, Typhus, and Typhoid
Fcvcrs. Canker Rash Meares, no Small Pox, snd
al other plants With great apidity, Cuts, Burns,
Scalds, and Common Colds.
ARCHIBALD LETTCH, Ryegate, Vt.