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ADENNY' {Y,S hFIpP iJXIn

Or. b,rl tiv, tn, greatest IT IN IL Al II 'na wa
u,inan that knc-tenth1 If the diseases that alice
mankind originate in ls. stomach rh'. Elixir vas
t.sca BY him witt the most unprecedented suc.c's i'll
s,s private and rshc practice for upwards al forty
year, fur the removal Of hstotowng Diseases:
Loss nfappr,i,c fn1uicncy, bi-t,n,n of tine Ston-
ach Pain in the sl' ile"vinrss OF the Head ard neii.
AT N t., sleep, lrcgularfy OF t1c Bowels, nn. II, all
VIII re ta'srssien or t"s'''t saAt As 'ou' to
exist.
This .edc;ac mus not h." Enm'e ed among the host
of q,ack nosruns now b fore the pubic, rs il Il the
sol eveut,nn ta Hne,t md most scientific surgeon
Elrope pr"lucad, and III" secret o preparing II
WI, purchased by thc a%en, fur vr,y large sum II is
aurersoe an ple2 To the Ia se, acts mild acr
isn't always keeps The bowels tree, naIts vig1t and
strength thu Hys,e u,, clecrtnncsS to the mint
ans! few bottles removes thr nl:'st ntlrmed cases ol
Dy.epsia AJiscstua, and prevents retain al any
NEW YORK, 18th August, 1888.
80 MADISON, street
F1R:-In cos,roucrce of leading sr.len,ary life, I
have been troubled nr less, with Indigestion for
con wears; the las, three years sutse'inss uvc
s,scn ,su!'pot,ahe. ! have tried atvcm' ply cIan>,
end NJ, t.a of nc> lc,Ilcinrs, wth mt deriving any
benefit SPARED of eyer "h,''ny R'y ner;""ncn'
was persuaded by many tnen'> 10 try Abcrncshy'
pvs!eptic Elixir. | have now finished the fourth bot;
rt aal know not how to expires. NV n'ration G" It's
wonderful virtues and tho minc!e it A.: performed in
.ss,orius 10 that health whcl l. nghi lost for
over. S-na me half doxan bottles ~ and EXCEPT
NV tIanks ''r tn' blessings you have trcdhy re-
remain vourr
JCD.i MONROE.
The a.eit la. in hi. possession scHe hundred tes'
imonais similar tl. a,vc, Of the extraordinary vir
tues of this medicine. Sold by appointment, at DIR.
Johnsons. lao l.icnve srex. now
VALUABLE ENGLISH EDITIONS.
nIARr-.i.l'S Wonders Of Geology.
WI Cungsworh works
Gibbons miscellaneous works
Romans ~orks-Wayerlv, lma!S) portraits
Parry's legenrv acknowledgements works 6vs
'.a:g's tales, vals-~ir Charles Grandson
fDII. Amin attain Not, swirl, l'ntfaoa
Knox history Of the reformation
DAvenpnrl's biographical dictionary &c &c.
Jus: received aud for sale by A TOWAR.
az 40 Camp Il
7NLEliANT ER'>OciiE>- William. Bel l6 Char
IL tres st., has this day received small ussortmen,
large enan.lled and mosaic breasins set up in the
ern stvs.
r landing frrn sh? Alexander from Bremen, for
al ehy A TRlER.
tcb2l - Magazine st
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No CunE MOI
nR. JOHNSON, Office 10 hirn"ills street, con

nR JOHNSON, Office 10 t;irurilis street, con
fines E,s practice to the irentHtent ot tcIlereu
D,.easn, IN uH s dhicrrnt tru.s.
Ir. Jotnso1, ffe,e residence o. many years. Kos
i,nls in rsrurc, devoted To sh- srctat ii |enerea
Diseases and from his pres mt extensive rfactce Ill
.hut particular branch Of the profession, guarantees
cafe. spe .dy and etcual cure to such persons as nre
t,onbled with AIRY Of the following diseases, viz
Gonorrhncn. elects, Suic,iues, Chencres, Bub"1
Seminal Weakness Arc tons of the bladder, hdncys
i.nns Ureihra, rr"srsc Gland, S~elscd ! eshcles
t,rup,ions IN the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains i'll the
JOINTS;
And the numerous symptoms whic, generally 'oll"w
HIS disease.
Recent cases cured in thee days without the
of Mercury, interruption iren hesiness, or sltcra-
sinn in III. m-dc af,ivnG.
\ medicine /" IRE. eat Nen-=eal disease caa 10 Oh
canned of Dir. Johnson 1t is from the recipe OF the
baron Larry, e celebrated French Ss<gcon, sud was
.ed Nv ha &nrlug tc several canFst ms IN WHICH III
served Us >ury. IN lancr,l in tic French Army.
Sold by d.. iohn>"n NJ his Office. lloSc persons
having my aff.. ton Of Venosssl Disease, anil rbo
slxls VOYAGES rc.n'vins IN the county, wonlt
do well bv giving 81 InnsuH cals, Ms proper me Ii
cnrs tor Their in the shortest tic can be put up
with written ,lirrc ton. f., their
Office u4en from IN the morning until u sc]sck e
irht.
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ALLIGATOR LINE,
MDhils to Augusta, via Florida.

Nph'' 10 Augusta, Via Florida.
p Leaves Mobile Tucsdiys, Thurs
se:-ts =ff-y=a, days, and Saturdays, per TIC
splendid steamer Champion, {cx
ccpl IN case OF St rm<,) to r. sacola thence pc.
s'ra1'er Lac Roy to Lit Grange. and The, &C trn,
horse post coacnrs via Mariana, R.inh.i.!c. Pin
d"r'on, Berr'cn, Outlaws, Id Perry, Macun
H' tho''ce VIA Mi'ledgevillc, and Sparta, TO War
rcnlon il'-ncc per rail road cars to Augusta.
Inc Champion is ia splendid order, will, new
clipper b"' rs, corpcrcd and p!'cr fastened
The lie Roy has been thoroughly repaired, he,
accommodations arc as handsome aS any bot.
The beau ifnl Santa Rosa Sound, and Cnocta
"ntch'e bay Prcsen, the most interesting steam ma.
VACATION i'll the S"uth-s,eiag ut the su,nct. n,y
perfectly land locked.
II" Teams arc not snrlass' on any route in the
country the drivers, to 4 nan, careful and allen
tive.
Tho bridges heretofore dangerous have b G.,
newly butt, 80 that hi |, waters do not inter Gro
The r",'ng houses have been u.osly changed
a'.: are now as good any 70 ID III tho Sonlh
1t Is generally known that thc cxcrllenca AM,
hardness OF the roads enable tho teams ut all sea-
sons to make great speed. Their snoothn SIS So
cures tho travel er from tho ordinary fatigue Of
stage travelling.
The Line is now frying it's passengers from
Augusta to Mobile in four days n d twelve
hour-, or to " Orleans in tour days and ,went,
hours. Going 10 Augusta, the line is six day.
He sEN tI tNt'S. Ill tllho actually ellpiuYpI
travelling is the saae as the other direction, eu
the difference OF timo OF the ute, caused by
day being lost in Pensacola, which. however, j.
"oA repaid by tho OPP ortunl,y it gives OF ssci
the Navy Yard tic old Spanish Forts, etc. The
travel er also sleeps at Macon, aad again at " ar
tcnt"n. This arrangement Nil r,,nue I'll Inc
travel turns n"r,nward, w|rn ihe inc will be tho
mo from Mobile 10 Augusta, as it NV in Ia,
other direction,
This Advertisement confirms a plain s.atemcn,
ct t"cts. tho accuracy OF which the propric,ors
saura'tec 10 each passenger In The penalty OF Ilis
Stage far.
Map, nfthc Lno may be at tho Ex hange
Hotel NJ Orleans, and ut Che Ma3scn House
Mobile.
Fare through from Mobile to Augusta, SIT &C
The 'iEc extends, by a branch to TaIa,as>ee
at Chattahoochc. the line connects with tho
s'eamb"at carrying tho mail TO Apa achc"Ia and
ST. Joscpl,'s
Office at the hIaasion House. Mob To-
NIL 0 tOSTWICk. Agent. Mobile.
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nj ORRlS L. Co. NJ. 38 Churtrns street, are now
l. y receiving and opening tn" most splendid, su-
s'an,lal and iaeh"un' te stock Of Cu,hnu ,i,ry
have ever cAh,"'ltd III 'h's market, consisting H.,
part at the following articles: hlne. hlr hlark Jet
black, london brown, cit on, olive, london s;nuk-
and golden Owe trek and dress coats; beaver
stable aud harrington irock coats, elegantly finnish.
ed: fancy and plain black cassim.re and clu,h
pan!a looms. english and french fancy md plnin
silk and satin vests; real new market com oi,s !;
englis', and frrhch fancy and pam scarts and
hdk,S; cham"Vs. silks-wcb and gum. cIns'ic sus.
pcnders; channels, mtrn", lamh's wool, welsh fans
mel. SILK aud cotton net sherts and drawers; fine
l'n1n mud cotton shirts, with !i"ln husnsns, plain
and rnitlrd; 'v"rv pearl and plain handle silk UNI
hrellas " G1ntf's" premium Giove.--nlsr "A
beautiful artit OF white kid, for wrddinys, balls,
, &c; SrrtIete.h silk and rannra hdk s; plain
ii !ured aud embroidered Camtrlc do silk, lamb
wonIs, inarlnn, germantown, and brow and white
cotton h-li hose; al! ri when they offer low for
| cash, or 10 pnn,unl customers rs usual. Nov.
DuCAllyN-FRENCtl and ENGLIStI-
'r James, recently arrived III this city, egs leave
To INTERN The citizens of New O,raus that he will
open. n academy on Mor,iay. ID Janunrr. at NJ.
10 ionluuse street, Tor instruction OF you'll, OF
both xes, in frenci, and En- !lls, IN - Inch he
| will be ah!y assisted by Mrs. James and Mrs.
Ne cher, who speak both those languages with
great ttu.nry and purity and who VIII take char
OF tie '!tpa'1''' ut Ut the young inhee.
Nr. l.mts will give las whole attention Ia the
various launches "t rrrtnt'nn, and .trrs him selt
thHth~ viii give entire silis elton those .si, .
may hArnr him with their confidence. ROY
NORRIS &. Co, No. 3J Churir.s ST GEL, are ,r.
Crirnu daily tFun their house in Pu,a iphin /,
e,egant and c"mp l,Ie assortment u cub .tAunlt.i
and fashionable clothing. They invite the attcn-
| lion OF the public, as The are warranted IN saying
that strangers and clizens cannot luTnl.t lh,4u,
selves moe advantageuusly III any cay IA the
um"r-
n. 3. 4 few d ,yrn rl,raut ivory hanhle UNI
hreI!.-, from b To IS Inches Also, II ar.. 10,
whI'tsp uacHing hnvr-, v.len- s,zrs, i,w
iTNCHANGG On London. for ~;s hv
"a mi IIi'iALt. - Common st
----- - - N-
'eNliE subscriber "e,s 10, sale l50 hbIs hour; ii
hh's Whisnay; % casks Bacon Nn!rs; So casks
BAG on Shoulders; 10 Casks c,savasrt,i tlnlns.
april rliuS Il! Lien, II Camp st
M HlSkEi-2NU barrels rrcti.d, la. Iug fuu
w steamer Lnsl,ess, for sale by Il DORSEY.
np2'i "A New l,,,es
IL AZ ''s'S' 'c'' "l s TSi:n, 3, cravirr
i iFE PRE- SEKVEKS-lnl received !, EuD.lI1r
e article Of life presstvcrs at the Bazsur,
a'2 BUSH a ALLAN
{ Int.-in,'} asks rholnastun Line, landing lru,
~ ship Peruvian, for Sale hy
apl9 SAJ = WHITNEY, - tnu,n st
<NEMENr--!y i'auiic aud Romal, for sal. hv
~ marT READS bAR,rnW, TANK Place
=, rEfiN ANDLEs--5lI nlxeo s.. IA CG1NiI -
- a=sortel h.snl>. tnt sale nv
MI q BRIDGE: < 60 '5i 'l"gnzln~
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| ~ u" MCSlC-N, Native Muse: The Convent u .
| Pm ranns. r'vInt Blu lc; Never Despair
don't yon remember the bcall;iml glade in the nruu
| Romance; The While House Of the Pep per4; I hou
r"Gr and 'lov" thou art near ne, sung by ri iss
| a. III the grand Romantic Dpeta Anime Good Mig
| The meeting and parting car- not for spring on G
tickle wing, by II Russell; Come, come, thu art in sot
row; \ Life on the Occan wave, by II Russell; Shf
watched for linn; RIO me let fall II; Conn, to m. Al
"rni"g; Der the water. bv uoniis hit; There's home
like my own, ranged for thu harp hv r Ialarrc
! Royal WaItzes by FIcche; Quc, Victoriu's Cour
DIG ~ i CASEY, 10 Camp 5,
THROUGH IN FIVE AND A HALF DAYS,
From Mobile (A!abama) to Augusta Geo
I fANES Mobile every other 'a, i,nn,c lately sftc
the arrival ct the mail from New Orleans per tn.
sc:uh".l EMsLlSE, to l'lakely, coaches Pensacola
steamboats, per Pensacola Bay ST Rosa sound a, toc.
,:,chic River and ,ayl Cedar Bluff, coaches c.c,
VIA Alarianna, ChMtaocchrr, Formerly Noun, We.
n"n, i'abl lsc, p.ner,on; lIawkins,le ami Louis.
vile, to Augusta passenger akin his seat Il, Mo.
bic IS IN u" danger o being thrown losing h
p,re by other conflicting atc,es,s he Flora.
ia LINE is but on. CONCERN and under one COZ ro
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon IN.
arliVI"t Augusta III time Specified through, alt wealth
CT and at any seaspn unless unforeseen catas-
h"phe should occur. The: Great New Orleans Ma;
is carried ty this route The Agents for accnnn,oIa.
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers are not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth, hard, natural roads, the safe and inter
cs,'ng water navisa''on the time and accommodation
afford the traveller speed cerain,, comfort, and pleas
ing variety; connected AS it were with the Rail Road
Charleston, $. e. and the steam packets to New Yprk
..s ~ y, w.. WuL;' '''';. Nc" '''ea"s
E., "N ,,a,,',I',., Ei',sr' .'s +" -
;,. ~. ,,,;,,., n,,I ,,, '' "t G. Wv XIV, iT'"e
nos, ,,,chrs also 1wa branches ,,,n INV I;no,,I,
one to Nli''n'ille and ont to Macon, light two hon.
"sr'es, STOCK rONS 8 CO.
Ars,srA COL, Jan 1855
Office al Mansion HOUSE Mobile
'!hs.ncs, New Orleans to Noble, I5. mil.
Mnbi'e to Augusta, $40
Augusta to Chu'lcston, l.'G %
Charleston 10 Ne" York, go $50
i''ne' ~" or'can I" h"1''e, ~ ho"r,
Mobile TO N""nSa, 50 "
augusta I" C''''t't"n, !! "
'naic''"n 10 NJ" work, s''-- 25S
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N EW MEDICINE
IN. G. x. Phetn's Compound IO.NITO PILLS
ktEnrely Vcge,ahtr,

DF' ~ ~ "e'" to"po"A" 1'hIlo IiILS
t,En,ir., v,re,,lt,
4 nr,c and ;.7a;, ,bIe ,1.1c;,. t,r ,,U D;.,,..,n
- " t,, r :, c' 'Heu'e"'S J', "n bISfdstS' n 50
s"'SfHMfIo f CMoHscf rs u rdfhdrftc IN Ftecrs
an" 90 IH'onS <!Btr'tohs
popular rails being 'com, nation "f newly dis
WIN ntnrr vegetable Substances "hlc have hren found
" us e"crtSa believed to be the best Alter
: n Iair'it M'lic"' ever dI>co'crcd They have
un"rrsAl appr"b"o" To- Scro'na, Dyspepsia !aunde, i
49, ~ Il. diseases Acid som", s, '"du4r swell
"a" hhlo.e.a ."nt'g!nus R"d epidemic Diseases to pre-
Ne l." 'nose wT Tide !" hot climates and 10" aai
,nr rho = ' ~, H. WI, II nn' mem "' mi am remedy
u-r to cnrn, rue, tho danger. If .Nnn,.c in IN, M
mates For "r,linery Family rhysit thcyu.e ~
sr .rh, a. as In, inc m. ever Offered;
time a,ra.. ,e ,,,; ''u n''" i,n NV" '"f io,s
public great int"rc ha been ,rrrtcd 10 tho fmc de-
veh'e"'c"t CT Its medicine" Yu llr> winch proprietor
,n no." am. to ga';i-ai presents MS pills ,o
s,rs and VALUABLE Htstny rw " e',' nes !'e MOS
certificates ct cures on. those Who have ,aIen trm and
testimony {" several h,s'r' who have prescribed trn,
I i, c o'f'e th', "l'n'n The rapidly increasing
,hcn as an a,itolai eydeuen IF ,a @ ""
iuim,ss
IN rreHnsnf ths article to tho public, the prop
and viii, r,c; ' medicine , prepared wh nrh
cptrr,ss ssver,I lsrndi,s' should Ia 70 III. ae.
81 the Irresponsible medicines, of thu day, with whc, til,
rcs ' A"o o's's' he 'cs justified !" expecting th
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bLAfING CAltDS-Just received few gross
ofvcry superior French cards. some very Thin and
fine, tor sale cheap by ID FElT L. Co,
milo N St,tioncrl hill, ~ Chart-cs
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GAS DEPARTMENT.

VAS UEPNKTWENT, J
Gns L'sM Banhiny Comply, Jaatory 80, 1889 :
VIE Stick OF Coke being much reduced this Com
l. pany will furnish Ptsburg Coal. in small guam
ties, TO their customers
Orders received q, the Gas Office, I'ank Alley.
jail r. W WEJIES Spc'v
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DO do intttingairr, :
Plated. brass, ard iapanned coach harness, ::
do do do gg nn4 snii:en do
d., do do EAruu.h he do
pray, car. ana wagon do
Saddle ba.s, ,!ouhte ants rc's. va'ices N, d.vul
saddle bags Brnss, Is carpet hugs; tss ira'ur
leather tolo trunks, brass nnllrd; leather root W
do, assorted sizes and various styles; h"!s and
pistol bslr; coach, gig, suikey, twl. aud planters
crnp WHIPS: wool, worsud, cotton sad lea her
glrts and sursnglts si'r'u. lea ,eI-: Trunk
straps alii wnrsieI r. in web: chain ana nn"k
h'm.s; blind brides aud lines; S ntch cuila:s,
and h,rse aud mnc collars, a"i al anall'l E; mn.
rocco" buck hnar. sheep and huti"Io SKINS pIn'od
brass and steel brde bits Of ~ description
plated. brass and steel spurs nt every description
plated, brass and steel st.rrups of livery d.scrps
ton
Together with complete assortment Of every
article in their line OF businessa I'll which thoy
otter Tor sale occemmo.a,,ng lsrns.
They will also continue 10 reeve through the
year, by pnckeis from New York. fresh supplies o
keep their STOCK ample and c"npIe'c.
kOUES, DAVIDSON & co,
~ Canal
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~ ADDLl.Rf WARr.-i he ~un>cr.htI~, mama.
~ iuclurcrs aud whucaal q dealers in Gdcr,
gnnts, arc NOV RECEIVING by la,e arrivals from thu
iurti', N ndiii u To tHer UTmtt stock, rxiri,-
s,vo nssar,,nen, of ar'lcles in l!er line, a,uu,lc
.rhcl, are the tullpwlng, viz:
L'dics aud misses PLAN and quilted so,lJl,s,
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sgACON, LARD and PORk--,5u hhas C,ncmu;,
ID cured Sides and Shoulders
1900 kegs first quality Lard
100 hris Mess Pork. for sale by
ap' STETSON 4 AVERY xst:ravi-r q,
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k.NOUR 10no bill. sumrdne, $50 do fine, for sale hv
L il EhtikSEI, II New Iesre
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'hNODiTS SIT D.NT'S MANUAL
L lodfs >at,',u,l, sylroui Teacher
Ahh"'~ orn"r ) one; .tt!n''s Family AT home
Admits av 10 do 'iood tIol,%'s lutruJuc,ion
Abhots Young Christian
Dick rn,npn';e v uks : volumes
, Hannah Nuorcs ftIvnia Devolio,s for sale at -
Camp thy Wv ~
may ALEU- rowan
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''lf. ';hiG hfe res trcus informed that ,n,s ins
'1'''h Is errc1ed on ur'si i,,pruy. ID psn q
"a d" AIRY ni most Hd.'tahie situation, il, tho nui,vu
s'ili. '''e ''''''
III" t'''dinc is largo a, rn,,nn,icslv diydsd
mt apa 'rns for ksepn separate different cisss.s,
The Institution suppl with the mos, sk;,fl and
attentive naie and cnaa nu,sc> and sreakinr TN. w
ro,ls H,onem Iangansre.
fr'atS rooms may u" had nv gentlemen ut five dcl
lars psr day. incIudin, a,tendgnc. &c
Terms III the or'innry wards two dollars per dsv
slaves ais" iwu d"t.aIs Snail P"x in The ordinary
wards, five dollars. '
Al cupts Surgical operatives cs,rs.
lEe r"Sl'srt pAysiciua is Br W4iLc,nan. to " nom
application nr admission must be made. or 10 DR. C
inzen'tffg, \" u RHn'rart street aetalv
ESRA2tEKI> CNrFER-JuEl lecFiy ID in etoIe n
- cuses assorted ;fom GU sheets. 30 GU hes
LOCKE, L. Co.
ny II S From l.pvee
E'N''IANGE. On .tDfLPHlA-ror sale hv
- n,' T. ftlRKE. IS Camp st
Is, rORk-ih bhis, for ssiehy
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Weekly Press-We. tn" undersigned agree to ntl'
weekly papers. ,,u,,>cr
(SigneD y. LA"Hr n'f''
j&t No subscriptions are ,akentor less thu" months
.,,ers must, in ,il casea. be post pnid.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-02-12

TERMS-THE CALEDosIAN will be published
weekly at 800 per annum, or at 81 80 if paid in
advance. If payment is made within six months
from tho limo of subscribing it win be considered
as advance pay. No paper will be discontinued
until all arrearages are paid, except at the option of
the publisher. 80.
W advertisements will be inserted for the Gus.
tomary prices Persons are requested 10 state the
number of weeks they wish their Advertisements
published otherwise they will be inserted till for
bid and charged accordingly. .
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note I; was with some diAicuItv ,hot clio
could be made to believe him in earnest, his de-
nennor had been so friendly--but the prcsenta-
t,on OF pistol placed the matter beyond ali
nonht or uncertainty, and she yielded to necos.
S'ty: Just as she held the note to him, a sudden
pun OF wind blew it into the road, and carried
u gently severnl yards from them. The DIS
courteous knight alighted to get it, and the la
dy whipped her horse to get out of his power
ana the horse that had been left standing by her
side started off with her. His owner fred n
pistol, which only served to accelerate the speed
OF all parties, and the lady arrived safely ut
home with the horse of the robber, on which
was par OF saddle-bags. When these were
quantity of counterfeit bank notes, $500 in
gooa money The horse was good one, and
when saddled and bridled was thought to be
worth as much, at least, as the bank note that
was stolen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-02-12

POTATOES RAISED FROM CUTTINGs.-An En-
shsh farmer, MIR Cotsell of Sapleton, near Bris,
toll has succeeded in raising potatoes from cut
tngs. We do not know that the attempt has
ever been tried in this country. Mr. Cotse says:
Reasoning upon the analogy of the potato
TO the aahlia, was induced, in the spring, to
try an experiment on cuttings, and have sue
ceeded admirably, having from white apple and
r0Xes seedlings, an early potato, produced a
Iuli crop OF good sized potatoes, many of which
weighed ha!sa pound. The method was thus ::
When the potatoes were about nine inches high,
cut OIL the tops about six inches long, planted
mem n IN line about eight inches apart, with
flat dibble, pressing the earth carefully against
mem, gave them water, aud afterwards hoed
them as an ordinary crop { produced this
way at the rate of 40 lbs. The rod
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-02-12

Approximations is lady in N. York,
who la6ors under the singular deusion of sup
posing herself to he glass bottle destitute of
cork. She attributes her metamorphosis to
having one day taken what she scalIs SO lectry
stoke," and she is perpetually requesting her
friends to cork her up, SO that her spirit may
keep from evaporating.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-02-12

ANEcDoTE OF A FARMER's DAUGHTER.-A
few years ago, a farmer Ewing few miles from
Easton, sent his daughter on hSrse- back to that
town, to procure fro m the bank smaller notes in
exchange for one, of one hundred dollars
when she arrived there, the bank was shut, and
she endeavored TO effect her object by Offering
II at several of the stores, but could not get her
note changed. She had not gone far on her re-
urn, when stranger rode up to the side of her
morse, ana accosed her with so much poIiteness
.ha ma, se had not the slightest suspicion of any
ev'' lntention on his part After ride of mile
or two, employed i'm social conversation. thew
came to retired part of the road, and the gen
teman commanded her to give him the bank
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-02-12

FANNY WRIsHT-The name of woman
whose whole life has been spent in doing wrong.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-08
THE HUMAN HAIR.

~ p-r.ara anpesrance 10 Influenced by nothing more
than crop &c hair The loss OF the hair
In most cases Is oecasoned solely through neglect on tose
means which really do exist 20 preserve H. 10 prevent rs de
cav and accomplish its complete restoration 'he aelce
10 which Mr. Creuch has for II directed has attention
The growth and organization of the hair is structure a. con-
neted with the anatomy Of the skin has been ms peculiar
udy To attain full information tins subject he attchdea
the lecture, Of the most celebrated Psychologists IA London
and Fdprh dseeted the different layers Of the skin evan
med The nerves and bulbs connected with bot
u and hair and by these discovered The causes when
occasion badness and produce gray sar Having ooanea
porc cdg. of all these subjects, and after numerous
experiments on heads in different stages Of badness asd vary
ing according TO the constitution OF inc ndauais We
result was the production Of his celebrated
TRICOPHEkOUS, or INDICATED COMPOUND
Il conpo.,d &c isgrtdiests Of the most WHY powers
With those wch will PROMOTE the circulation give
healthy action 10 the skim and restore the relaxed hsot'ons
r. a.. nsrye. and assobent II will thss be
evaent that only by such means can the o. 'he
hair ever be effected. ..-.,,,,e,,...-
In proof ofthe con6dencs which has IN res,er
;,s ~ hair h. il prepared IL treat with ssy gentleman who
would wish to have the Con pound applied by hmslin ms
Hair Cutting Rooms This will be done wffhow any chss I'm
hi the hair restored individuals Of the highest
who have had their hair restored be referred 10 ~ho w
,e.t;fy 10 the great efficacy ofthe Compound
, should observe that wherever the has har sn
brsken-oten eausedb by tying the HAIR 700 tght wv
pound ONLY restore IT, Ia ssch cases. Az c1is gc" 80
fatty matter perncious, and cas- ony os rcso
mended through the gressest Ignorance. $3.50.
One application OF the Tricopherons suhcien 70 remove
scurf and Dand from the hair and d'ss'pate ah '"Pu"e'
FROM the skis. -. -. -.
Price 81 bottle Sold by CLIREHUGH at h, Hair Cut
ting Rooms Corner of Fulton ssd Broadway and o. y"
pointed Agents, j. n. Dcdd Druggist corner Beeexe. M
broadway. wm Minor. Druggist corner o. Dey ve -"
Broadway. msos"