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Nov. 2, lS43.
CONrSU.1fPTIO.Ns g LIVER COMPLAINT
DIR ayHOr's B "a s q nm OF
LHVERWORT,
From 375 Bowery, New Yol

From 375 Bowery, New York.
ANOR the cure Of coughs, colds, catarrhs, Asihm''
II soreness Of the chest, pain in the side and breast
raising blood, liver complaints. bronchitis, and oil ar
fections of the throat and lungs, which are source
OF SO much suffering and often terminate in con-
sumption, this remedy is highly and justly dlsln
guished, 1t is purely vegetable mild and genee u
its effects upon the system, and can be taken IN @
inost delicate with safety, well as utility
extensively has it been used and often proved sue
cessful even in difficult and apparently almost hope
less cases, that the proprietor feels hestancy Ia
recommending it TO any and all who unfortunately
may have occasion TO resort to some means OF pe0
cry Physicians aware of its medical properties anu
witnessing its effects often prescribe it in their Ps'
tice, both as palliative and a remedy, and win wv
medical faculty generally it has met with more 'Iln
ordinary appreciation; and there are persons IN uI
vicinity who testify of its healing qualities, anu
who have received great benefit from the use Of ""
Certificates could be furnished in abundance ron P
sons OF the highest responsibility who nave ~ ~.
greatly relieved entirely cured by the use oi n'
medicine, but we deem it not necessary 10 PuU"a
them here as the medicine is generally ,I'"I
throughout the country. For common colu I M
cough this is one of the very best remedies ever u
covered. N. B. There is spurious and counS'''
article ahoat, and lately introduced into th!s p!aV
Therefore be careful to get the genuine when Is
375 Bowery New York, and see that the ne" p"
plate label is on the bottle to prevent 'iH.h
and buy as above or of LUTHER JEwE' H. 'y1'
bury, Dana, Weeks g Stanton, Danvil9 ~ i'u'G
Mansfield, Walden, Fuller, Ide q ." p, ooh"
e. Darling, Concord and J. Jewett q 'ifn''
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IMPORTANT REMEDY.

DR. ELDERKINS EGYPTIAN BALsAM is
~ warranted to the severe cases Of
burns, also piles and istula, in few hours The
proprietor returns his thanks to the gentleman from
whom he received letter stating he had the piles for
l6 years. In order to expense in advertising
certificates the price is made cost, which is only
25 cents for small and SO cents for large bottles. So
all this very valuable discovery almost with
out cost. For either in grown persons or
children Its effects certain, for sprans and weak
in the back or limbs, and rheumatism il is guar
antied to cure and supecede entirely the unpleasant
of all kinds of Strengthening pasers opodeldocs,
linimens, &c. 1t gives strength to the muscles and
tone 10 the 1t is pleasant desirable smu-
liant whether used internally or externally. Ono
of most excruciating and painful rheumatism
cured in three days. For caked or swollen
breasts it never has failed to Immediately relieve and
is now for the first time at the request of others put
up in this popular form, that all can have the
benefit of il. 1t is nostrum. It can be had only
of DR. Leeds, wholesale Druggist, 1913 Maiden Lane
New York, and is for sale by LUTHER JEwErr, St.
Johnsbury Dana, Weeks & Stanton, Danville, and
E. Perry, Cabot. 3l2yl
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from her driver, and he could not manage to change
her couis e so he returned TO his employer, and the
next morning a wns sent with him.
The COW was found on the edge ola swamp, near
Mrs Ely's and from there driven to her new quarters
and search made in the swamp Tor the poor N''e
lost calf, but no calf could be found.
All the day Of her nrrval-the next night, the iol-
lowing day and the second night the COW continued
the most piteous moaning, such as cows make when
their young are taken from them. The neighborhood
was disturbed. People were kept awake in their
beds; some OF them ptied her, thinking there was
waing in her cries that sounded like human ove;and
some wished her to the deuce.
Towards tho second morning. the cries ceased;
and when the time came for the cow 10 be fed, she
was missing. Again messenger was despatched Tor
her She had been seen, by the earliest strrers on
the road, going towards her old home, and believing
as she went. Nothing more could be heard oil her
ill the messenger reached the Widows and there in
her little yard, was the COW and her calf and the
widow rubbing, with medbal ointment, the poor
animals bag, and Susy alternately pnttng the mother
aud calf, and repeating again and againl always said
she knew as much as folks while the old cow, ir she
did not talk, expressed, plainly words could,her
perfect satisfaction. It a picture that Fisher
should have painted. And it seems TO mo an instance
Of tho force Of the maternal instinct in a dumb an
imal, that deserves recording The COW, after n
separation of eight hours from her calf returned
TO the swamp, and there, in its intricaces found
her still living, und went with her TO her best
friends.
The COW was tie same day taken her owner,
and the calf tenderly conveyed in wagon beside her
There is about the village that the purchaser
of the has been told the story Of susys Onduess
for her and that his kind heart is much touched by
the animals faithful love for her young which seems
TO Justify Susan's opinion of her remarkable char
acter that he has n,imated intention Of pre-
sentins the calf future day TO the good little
girl.
We hope that young friends will be touched
by this true story 1--WE vOuch for its truth without col
exaggeraton) Of brute animals devotion TO its
young. We have often wondered to see boys, and
even men, abuse cows--kick them, md throw stones
a them. A COW is one Of heavens rich gifts man.
She not only gives us milk,-pure and agreeable food
TO sustain lile,-but from her derive the luxuries
OF cream, butter aud cheese,-luxuries abundant,
that VIC have almost to consider them
saries. Not pie, pudding cake comes upon the
table, but the COW Inns contributed one component
part Of it. These generous supplies she gives U.S.
BE grateful 10 her, then, benefactress, and
slider well her gentleness, patience, intelligence and
affection, and you will not laugh at little friend
Susy for calling her company, be surprised when
you told she is held sacred by nations in In
dia.
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Erasmus BuTI's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA DISTRICT, ss.
At Probate Court holden at DanvilIe in and for
said district, on the 4h day of April, a. ID. 1874
XNTHEREAs, Samuel circuit, Administrator OF
wv the Estate Of Erasmus Burt, late of Burke, in
the county of Caledonia, deceased, has made APP
plcation to this Court extend the time for paying
The debts due from said deceased the further period
of one year from the lsth day fApi A. ID. 1874
ested he notified of said applications; and that the
same will be heard and decided at Probate court
to be holden at the Probate Office in DunviIIe aforc
said on the 23d day of April A. d. 1874, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, by publishing n copy of
the record of this order three weeks successfully in
the Caledonian, newspaper printed at st. Johns
bury.
SAMUEL D. MATTOCKs, Judge.
A true copy, [S49w3
Attest, sAMtjEL B. MATToCKs, Judge.
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STAGE FARE REDUCED!

1.-TWO DOLLARS from Hanover to Nashua, via
Il Windsor and CIaremont, Francestown, New
port and Henniker. Stage leaves Hanover after the
arrival of the northern stage, and arrives at Windsor
the same evening at O'clock leaves the next morn
ing at hafpast 4. and arrives in Nashua in season
for the last train Of cars for Lowell and Boston.
"A. HUBBARD, Agent.
Hanover, February 1874 343lf
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Farm for Sale,

IN the southwest part of Lyndon, containing so
Il acres Of good Land-about 100 acres under i'm.
provement, with young orchard and good sugar
orchard thereon, well watered with good well Of
water under the shed near the house. For further
Information inquire Of the subscriber on the premises
NATHAN WEEKS.
Lyndon; April l, 1874. a4sw3'
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E. EASTMAN,
FORMERLY AT DANvILLE, VIM

FORMERLY AT DANvILLE, VERMONT,
HAS commenced the business Of
III REPAIRING W.4TCHES
at LittIeton, N. II. and will be obliged to those ub
may favor him with their custom. All work sepm
him by stage will be promptly attended to and Re-.
turned without delay.
Shop one door east of the Union House, 10 hs
Store Of Eastman, Tilton g. Co.
Littleton Village, Oct. 6, ls43. 323
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Poetry,

From "Poetry Of Feeling, and Spiritual Melodies"
TIE PLEASANT SPRING HAS COME AGAlr
ny ISAAC p. SHEPARD.
The pleasant spring has come ugain.
Its voice is in the trees,
1t speaks from every sunny 81 en-,
1t rides upon the breeze
The scattered focks are lowing,
Beneath each shady tree,
The gentle winds blowing,
Oh come, rejoice with me
The pleasant spring has come again,
hear the rivers roar,
II spariies, foams, aud leaps rs when
My summer skif'it bore
Stern winters chain is rended,
The gushing founts are free,
And light with water blended,
Is dancing DER the sea
The pleasant spring has come again,
All natures heart is glad,
The mountains rise like giant men,
And smile with beauty clad -
The pretty flowers are sprnging r
In every greenwood shade.
Their perfumes round them 1nging
As sweet as Eden made
The pleasant spring has come again,
The Ploughman's songs arise,
While woodland echoes mock and then
The thrilling cadence dies
The merry birds are singing,
AIar the music floats,
And every vale is ringing
With soft and mellow notes.
The pleasan, Spring has come agnin,
Its voice is in the trees,
1t speaks from every sunny glen,
1t rides upon the breeze
The pretty flowers springing,
The gush ing founts are free,
The merry birds singing,
Let all rejoice with me
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

XXTE the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w the Probate Court for the District Of Orleans.
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
of EBENEZER PECK,
late Of Irasburgh, in said District deceased, repre-.
scented insolven and oil claims and demands exhib-
tied in offset thereto and six months from this date
being allowed for that purpose, hereby give notice
that we will attend TO the business of our appoint.
ment at Sabin Kellams Inn, in said Irasburgh on
the las, Saturdays of April and August next from
10 until o'clock on each of said days.
JESSE COOPER,
GEO. g. WEST. Commissioners.
SABIN KELLAM,
Irasburgb, 8 March, 1874. S49w3
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LOOK AT TMISl

TF you want good article of C .4BINE II
IL YORK or Chairs, call upon Joseph Han
cock, who keeps constantly on hand good assort-
ment of such articles and at fair prices.
His assortment at present consists of Secretaries,
Bureaus. Sofas, Centre, Dining, Pier and Toilet
TABLES, Hash and Light Stands, Bedsteads
Of various kinds, Cane and Plank Seat Chairs,
oil Of better quality than is usually found in the
country He will make to order and at short notice
any article in his line.
st. Johnsbury, April |, 1874. 349yl
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NOTICE.
TWNHlS may certify that have given to my two
IL sons Thaddeus w. Drew and Gilman Drew,
their time to transact business for themselves.
shall claim of their wages nor pay no debts Of
their contracting after this date.
GILMAN L. DREW.
Barton, Jan. /, 1914. 350w3
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Blanks, for Sale at this Office.
Highway Surveyors Tax Bills,
H. lWarantee g Mortgage and Quit Claim Deeds,
Blank Notes, Justice Wrts,
Trustee Wri,s, and County Court Writs,
Blank Executions,
Vendue Land Sale Blanks
March 81, 1874. 347
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Revised Statutes of Vermont,

ENoR sale by A. MCMILLAN, Danyille, and the
n Publisher, G. GooDR,cu, Burlington,
June rs. sl2tf
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Feathers, Feathers |!

A LOT more of those excellent Feathers just re-
IA ceiVed by T.. JEWETT 81 GO.
Feb ], 1874. sal
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l2O Acres on good LaMd,

well waiered, with good and convenient buildingi
il is we'll fenced and has thereon fine young orch
ard. Said farm will he sold let on reasonable
terms. WILLIAM NICHOLS.
Concord, Dec. 20, le43. 334H
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A b d o m nal Importers,
FOR sale by JEwErr & CARPENTER, st. Johnsbu-
nv Plain 327eow6m
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Miss DWIRE

VXTOULD inform the inhabitants of Lyndon and
wv it's vicinity, that she has commenced the
Millinery and Dress-Making
business at the house Of DR.. H. w. Teaches. oppo-
site the Methodist Chapel, at Lyndon Corner, where
she will attend to all calls in said business, or will do
the work for families in the immediate vicinity as
would best suit her employers, and will warrant her
work to suit those that may please to favor her with
their custom.
Lyndon Corner, March 6, 1914. 345w6'
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100 Chairs f!

THNHE. subscribers have just add ~ = III T' pD,
Il stock, lot more Of Cane % wooa " Il
tom Chairs-making their asso t'. irge apu
prices unusually iow. We y '- i lives S sue
saying that the lot of Bass b 2a ming On "r'
which we now offer for sale Tor III qe',?
to any which have been offered IL. ale In Id" "
cinity. Please examine them. m
roh 1914 ~ 34!G
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To Sell or to Let.

A FARM, in Concord, situated 3.4 miles from
"A the Corner. on the county road leading to st.
Johnsbury Said farm consists Of
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Low Priced ApacCas, %
TUST received by JJEWETT w.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13

\ Will be exhihitai at GaolgetOwn on Friday
the 23d day Of August iJt4. Admiltancs re-.
duesd 10 IS eouls--C ChildIsn under 10 yesFs II
age haifPriss. Doom open islP. sas to 4 o.
clock.
Novel SpsetaeIs,ll Two Elephants in Har
ness. On entssinS each iowa or VILLAGE, the
MenNgerie will be pEeeeded by the grand Nov.
sl spec Of an slessnt Music c 1t con
ia ining a superior band 9f MniciaDs, drawn by
tiOO noble Elephants, leading some 20 wagons,
containing wild animalS Of different descriptions
pssSing through the principal street. 70 the
great surprise and admiration cf all behol-
1er.
The celebrated Ma. A. DUBolsE, the Ersa,
subduer Ufthe Savage Denizens Of the Forest.
will appear IN tmost Jdagni6eienI Series OI
Scenes, entitled the Dreadful Doom OF tho Su-
Ian'S SInve. VI R8 ..-tr
The chaERetSFistic passageS Of muaic seloctod
from the works Of the great French, Italian and
| German Composers, Nnd 20 be executed by q
fall and efficient Ochestra.
AmoAg vafiety Of Thrilling Situations, the
following viii be exhibited ;thA OutcaStSav", Ban
iShSd 70 the FOrSst Of FalhTi expiring from hun
ger and fatigue, whOn 6srLs Brazilian tiger,
darts like light ming upon him, from an upper
Cavsrn. 7hs Eastern Dsspot'S most awful sen.
tence, forfeit life spared on condition Of train
inga Wild Lion to Harness! Which is accom-
llished, and theSISvO rides across the road in an
Ancient Car. Also a variety Of Boa It;ful and
Striking Situations, which will be presented
during The progress Of the piece, concluding
with the most bold, grand and daring displays
ever presented among whole Caravan Of Wild
Animals let loose at the same time upon the
Indian Slave, who will gradually Subdue and
playfully exhibit bis remarkable skill, in ole.
gsnty grouping this Matchlsss Geological Ex
hibition. Ior particulars see bills posted a
the Hotels.
The above will be exhibited ut Ripley on In
24lh, at Decatur oil the 26th days of Angus
1874. H. HOPKINS, Manager.
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sIIrRIFF sALE.

b, virtue oi q writ Of ri. fa OF le.fa. 10
me dirscls BY the court ofcOmmOn pleas
Of Brown bounty ObiO. will offer Tor
sale sl the SaW mill Of Wm. HI.Tman.in
Perry township, on Saturdsy the i7in 0i
August, 1874, bsIWoen ten and four o.
clock on said day lease Of said mill with
al the privileges granted to said Hsr'uan
by the contract between Joseph Hallsted
and Vim. Hartman which lease has two
yeStS and Eve mOnihs 10 run Gom The
first day Of AHRhisl 1874.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sh'G 3. CO.
By VIZ r. ALLEN, dep.
Sheriff Office, August 9th, 1914.
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Grab ANS Lady'sand Gentle
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december lOIh l643.

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