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IN II A L A TIC N
For the y Ire OF Asthma and Consumption
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WOODEN MACHINERY.
c. l.. GODDARD New-York

n,
INA manufacturer of the original Steel Ring
ana Tooth Burring Machines and Feed Rolls
10 be atach"d I" FIrt and also 10 second RreakerS
ana ih'shers OF Wooden Cardng Machines The
attachment I" second Breakers and Fnishers is new
and very important. These machines are in sue
ce:Siu operation, on first Breakers. in most Of the
pr'hciPai WOODEN Factories in the United States,
oal'oa ana Mexico, and are deemed bvexperienc-
ed manufacturers. as the most perfect machines
used. and indispensable to the economical and sue
ces>fu manufacture of wool
They are IN fact the only strong. durable and
successfully operating machines in use. Nocardiuc
machine should run an hour without them.
Inc Feed Rolls are strong are durable. and wor
my OF attention. Circulars explaining these Ma
chimes and Rolls reference to mills HAVING tbem in
use, &c, may be had by addressing
C.L. GODDARD,
N" Bowling Green, New York TO wh m orie,
shou'! he directed -
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WATCHES.

MANY ofthe ancient Patent Lever Watches are
WI superior workmanship and with The 'C,Vo-
"oineter Balance would ZEE pertec. Timekeepers
as any IF the Mlh-pri,ed MODERN watches: and
some ii those wa'c!le- are Of sufficient capacity 70
receive Tie addition Of this valuable Improvement
his ChroLometer. self Regulating Balance.
wacn genuine will comi.eil sute for the different
dee ree- If cod ana hest w which watches ex-
posed IN his variable c'n9te and thereby secure
to the owi.erS Of them a more uniform and perfect
time through the cha:..:e, Of Tic vtjr.
Tie Subscriber : prepared 10 !1anuAr'urc and
pu III lis hc,n'if,,i and useful attachment. pro II
cling s-"cat accu~:c" ., 'I'::c. Expense from 81
t. 10. according ~ the ::.lc,l Vi labor require
and tne perfection q tke 3 enlistment.
He w'lalSo furu!sh engraved and send 20 order.
common and silver platei Coffin Plates.
O. j. HARDY.
g. .i.Ii,l,ht.f:. Ai.ril . ~ a1A.f
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IL persons having unsettled accounts with
~ the subscriber, for medical services render
ed previous to January l. 1855. requested :,
call and ad ust such account soon. bv note or 9th
ervi.e. Particular attention 10 this notice. NAV
save cost. c. q. nENISON ~. u
Lyndon Centre March IL. 1885 e:ct,
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The .Trichosthene.

Ir - THE REMEDY FOR BADNESS
IL ARTISTS FALLING OFF OF THE HAIR
FROM HE FIEST APPLI( ALTON.
II Is THE MOST ELEGANT TOILET ART
t'lE IN THE WORLD.
IT KEEPS THE HEAD ENTIRELY FREE
TROM DANDEUFF.
IT CURES NERVOUS HEADACHE
IT DOS NOT sou. TIE HAT OR bonnet
IKE MOST OF TIE GREASY COMPOUNDS
NOw IN COMMON Use.
Manufactured and sold. wholesale and retail Nv
BROWNE 4 fIOiT, Railroad street,
1919 St. Johnsburv, Vt.
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Buy He and I'll do You Good !"
DIR LANGLEY'S
ROOT & HERB JAUNDICE BITTERS

1--WE great spring and summer mclicine,-com
l. pose Il OF The best roots, herbs and harks in the
:hc world. in such a manner to constitute the
very best remedy for the elias. of diseases tor which
they are recommended. II is well known Il nj
the great and sudden changes Of our climate. ho,n
cold I" hot. operates upon the blood, and through
that upon the whole system. producing >tagnatlcn
and impurities. torpid and diseased liver and dis
organized bowels. causing fevers and fever and a.
gne, laundice, unhealthy bic. humors, d, spep-
STA. Costivene>s. Indigestion. headache. dizziness
w9arlneS>, pain b The side and bowels, loss of appe-
tite. and general debility.
DR.. Langley's bt,er>, act directly upon the cause
o: all these diseases and by use not only prevent
them but Will cure and eradicate them from the
system. and should therefore lie freely used BY all
who wish TO he well and keep well. They are the
cheapest and best medicine in the world. Onv 25
cents for pint and 81 cents for large bottle. Of
nee 80 th'n street. Boston, and for sale BY dealers
everywhere. 9'3aa9
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Wooden Factory for Sale.

vINlE subscriber offers for sale his Factory sitat
ell in PassumpSic village. (BarnetO together
with one set Of machinery in running order. Al-oa
good one story House, well finished. with /. acres
of good lan'l attached. 1t is believed that for any
one wishing To engage in the business. the location
one OF the most desirable to be found. and will be
sold AZ a bargain. Credit given for Il part Of the
purchase money if desired. j. H. EENICk
Pas-ump>c. March %. 1856 o74;f
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HIS been before re public more than 90 wears.
al i icserrciiv popular IN the curc of
,>rarins, SWEENEY. l,in-honc. Wind-alls, Poe
TUI. Gallons, Cr:'t i lids Gall ii all kinds
Fresh Wounds. >pra;'.S, Bruises Fis'ula. ST
tat. SAID Cracks. Strains. iam.ress. Foun-
d4,cl F4t. >c,:.t,> or t,n.a-.. Mango. Foot
Ri Ill sheep. Gg.--t n Crn>. rheumatism,
Bites "f A.iaa,- External l'"iS..ri~ Painful
N..yoas Affections. Frost Bites. EpilS. C"rns.
Wl.i-'pwS. Buns and St~.ilS Chiilhlaius, Chap
vi Hands. Cams, t"iitr1lc'i"1is "f the Mus
c.. >W.,iur>. Weakness Of the Joints, Cak,-i
Breasts, Sorc Nipples, fI'-> &c.
.F-FamIhlct> cra,ui,ou>lv furnished 10y agents
with Testimonials q! lis utility.
All orders addressed To the l'roprietors. NJ II
TUCKER Il Co.. Lockport, \. \.
sE-For sale hv Druggists and Merchants gen
erav through the United S:;ttrS, British Posses
.io,s, and other Countries. And hv
- III - IL Imam h"eA and q
y N.ril.l :. :, D. = IN '+.". - =. Il. ut
adj. ir'.-i-t~a., li.t gcl:i.> III every :, "a e
H., ,i,-il.,r, .3C,l
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Caledonia Agricultural
Warehouse & Seed Store
ST. JDHNSEIEN.N VI

's'lIE subscribe. having purchased he Arr;cu'
! tural Warrh"l>r OF l.. Hancock. would re-
-p"ri'n ANNOUNCE" :" The Farmers 81 Calr.lu:.':
'"gf..y :.!! c'ui:v. that lie i rtrc,vr- Ne, h.,
~ Boston am, nliucro"> nar1i.:trturi, . c>,&h
HmNr,-' IN Wy f,.-lam,j. fresh -ai1 les II H..
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STATE OF VERMONT.

SIAIE OF VERMONT.
Caledonia District Sc.
AT Probate Court. holden at Probate Office in
Danville. within and f,r said District On the Iih
day Of April, A. d.. 1855.
N \ Instrument. purporting to he the last Will
"A andtestanent Of Catherine VI. ClIambern late
Of "eacha,n. in sid District. deceased being pre-
sented 10 the Cou,t here by T.. {. Chn,nhe-lin 4
John y. Putnam. the executors therein ranc'. for
Probate: IL is ordered by said court that I'LL persons
concerned therein be notified TO appear AT session
OF said court to be holden ut the Probate Office in
Dnnvlle. on the 9TH day of Mav l. 1886. and -hew
cause. ifany they may have. against the Probate of
said Will: for which purpose. it is further ordered.
that copy Of the recor Il this order be published
three weeks excessively in the CALIFORNIAN, printe
at st. JOnnsburv, previous to said time appointed
for hearing.
A true copy ofrecorl.
CHAS. 5. DANA. Judge of Probate.
y1TN3 Attest. Il. \. BURBANK, Register.
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Agents Wanted.

f1>G ell SWEET ioIF. by frG1ce> +. Porciva' -
THr MoKHi>c STAE. Nv Rev. Vim. ". Thav,.r.
RArI:E lei rs "r THE Eiv"l' TI":. bv il"s \
E..Dc>. 40 C-i.'r Valuable ,vcrhs Address,
l.. /. GROWN < co. Publishers.
~ Fnlih;,! l., -it,r.
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& Glass Ware

NEW FIRM:
\ l.. " GOODS
'H>HE undersigned. hayin" formed copar:ncrShln
. under ines style Of Hall & Higgins have located
themselves III the store formerly occuro,, ~ f.
iai y Co.. whore they intend to keen ~ lev, an
assortment :" .'ood> a can he found in This AZ If
NE STATE. Ali who are in want Of Dry Goods
Haf""are. Cr"ckerv or Groceries. are respectfully
invited 20 call and examine before purcla ci;le a.
where HALL Il Hh1;tZS
-. .Tolr>hurv. Feb. :. 1856 .r;7tf
P.S.-We are daily receiving from market rev
styl" Delahes Prints. an. other Dress ;;"ot.. A.
well as Sheetng>, Denims, Stripes, Drills. &c.
II. & II.
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y. .. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chcmss''
LOWELL, MASS,

sold w j. G. Bingham. and Hiram "sess r,
'rlinshurv: Calvin Clark 4 Son. kveca'e: W -
McGaAev. lyndon Chsse Grril & CO We t'
ccrd 90 ~
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Rare Chance to buy Plows

a Rare Chance to buy Plows |!
N1'L be sold AT very low prices prime 10. Of
W Flows Of the following varieties:
Nonr.e & Co.'S 81 lie Hill Plows:
ProutI Il Near. Iirea king up Flows:
Common seed Flows AMI
f,r'.r,hs' Flows.
ihe above can be bought a. great bargain,
~ RI SSEIL HALLETT. or
GEO. {. BARNEY
81. Il.r-hurv. April I. 1856. :75tf
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PARTICULAR NOTCH 10 AL
Travelling Booksellers.

~! en- lay Boz III. !i'iE. t.f,~ .,,".a -
ar,.t more I"Y:ii, ck0.r;',r' from IL thHn
irrrn al:v other hou-. in Il" cotin.rv.
L.p. CnOWN& CO.. Publishers.
SO . ~ tur.iiil E,.tuu
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Sugars, Svrups & Molasses.

4 LARGE invoice lot the mar ,f'p -: receive
u AM selling cheap. Al T.. I. IE"NA>.
Feb -. 80
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Flocr. Graham. Corn. RIVE ar(

Nj oI which viii be sold vh"r>a ct n..jtllt
tur'r~ prices. and At rc'i lower fi.an can he IN
biased in Northern Vermont. Please call AZ, -,
apijne for Yourselves. ~ door east &C AYERS -,
store on Eastern tvcnrle. AIEN LANG
81 John~burv. oct. 3. $50. .I.tf
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WAN D.

"A y irserious Young man as an apprentice to a
light. profitable. indoor b,l- ness. The best Of
'rrIns vii! lie offered .or suitable person. For
particulars a''re-s Rox 80. 81. JoiInsnurv. W. OF
inquire * The office oi IHE CAItDoxIlN.
Apro 1856 9:S-7s
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II CTICE!
Dress GOODS.
HOT CAKES.

VNHESII Buck wheat Flour.a:d the best o. svr
4 to ca; Oh the iio; cakes U~t received and sell
no cheap. N /. +. BROWNS.
Feb. o> go
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vi Q n UNI E. NTS,

GRAY" Stones. iirar:h, Center Table AMI Wash
Stnrd I"'>. Niche silk. manufactured of Marble
Granite. Slate. Soap and rec Storc, at the lowe.
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Spring & Summer Goods

consisting ot Stocks. Ties Cravats Neck {: Focf
ct l!andAerchet>.Gove Hosiery. French Hosoms.
Wn'e az. raHcy >n;rt, I nder-. hrs AID Drawers
Su>pHnUerS. and r.snv other goods that not
!n1!. 0i.ct.
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Latest California News.
ARRIVAL OF THE GRENADA.

New ORLEANS, June 25.
The Grenada brings dates from San Francis.
co June 9th, received at Havana.
Cary and Cora were hung on the 23l OF
May.
1t was the same day on which Mr. King was
buried.
The Vigilance Committee had arrested sew
eral other desperate characters, including the
notorious Yankee Sullivan. The latter COM
mitted suicide in his cell on the 1st Of June, in
the Committed rooms, leaving a confession
touching the elections in San Francisco.
The opponents of the Vigilance Committee
attempted to hold a meeting on the 81, to de-
nounce the Committee, but proved total fail,
ure.
Several murders in the interior are reported
to have taken place.
Rumors were rife that Johnson would cal
means into requsition to suppress the revou
lion. Nothing had been done as yet. Thes'
rumors, however. created much exctemen
throughout the State, and word was sent from
the interior that thousands were ready to march
to the assistance of the Committee. Sacramen.
to ID fsred to furnish one thousand
The excitement was on the increase, and
martial law had been declared at San Francis.
CO.
The Committee were determined on carry
ing out their measures, and continued to axe
number of arrests,
The opposition we're organizing with 8OO
stand of arms.
Ii was rumored they intended TO attack the
Committee rooms which was strongly guarded
with two cannon before the door loaded with
grape shot,
All the journals, excepting the Herald, side
with the Committee.
Indian hostlities in Oregon are hardly sup.
pressed.
A difficulty had occurred in Washington Ter
ritory, owing 10 an attempt made by Judge
Saunders TO hold court during the existence
of martial law.
| The Judge was arrested for safe keeping
| till peace is established.
The health of San Francisco was good.
Business moderate.
Advlces from Costa Rica state that the army
is d;sbanded,
Cholera was raging fearfully throughout the
State
Baron Bulow died of that disease while or
his retreat.
There is nonaws of any Importance from Mic
aragua,
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with is majestic timber. formed a grand pie
tane for the sight. | obserssi here and there
the trees were illustrated leih cuts. made By the
sturdy early pioneer. or recent surveyor. Ar
s. also exhibited to me some fifteen coal open
ings. all Of Wbch are buds Of promise for futare
traffic aud prosperity.
Mr. s. fhs taken my order for ten shares,
which | have hssIened 10 forward before the
increase 10 rates, which learn the Company
have raised to sic per acre instead Of SO.
/ Twelve dollars an acre is a small price foT
this land. From my inquiries. fad out the
lands in the vicinity are tnsch higher intend
to give another letter shortly. Being an old
Lancaster county farmer, pretend to know
something about land, and in my mex; | vii
Salk into The merits Of the question about I
feet. Thus far | end everything NJ the mos
promising character, fne crops, limestone soil
and good arabic land. nther billy nor stony
enough already to satisfy any one who is no
too lazy to work for. living.
Yours very respectfully.
DAVID LONG.
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Aerinnltnral Meeting.

The Board Of Managers Of the Carroll Coun-
ty Agricultural Society, met in the Court
House. in this place, on Saturday last. The
Committee appointed at aprevious meeting to
select and purchase suitable fair grounds, re-
ported in favor Of purchasing grounds for that
purpose, Of Isaac Atkinson. Esq, but the Man
ayers, upon consultation. concluded that it
would be more advantageous to the Society to
lease grounds. TbereupOn, they leased the
old fair gr unds, owned by Jacob Helfrch,
ESQ.,, for a term Of Eve years.
A Committee was appointed to procure lum
Der and the necessary material TO enclose the
ground, put the same 10 order, and to erec
all necessary fixtures, preparatory to holding
the fairs Of the Society. The next fair will b,
held on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, th
2Sth, 29Lh and 3Oth days of October next.
The Board adjourned to meet on the thir
Saturday of August, next.
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NOrICE.-Notice is hereby given to Henry Muck.
~ ley, and John Muckley, of Stalk county, Ohio,
Susan Rhineheart and V Rhinehea't, her husband,
Catharne Trussel and her husband Jacob Trussel OF
Stark county, Ohio Hannah Douchy, and her husband
H. j. Douchy, of Portage county, Ohio Adam Muck
ley, of Tuscarawas county, Ohio aud George Muckey,
whose residence is unknown, That Joseph Ranne,
administrator of Jacob Muckey, deceased late of Car
roll county, Ohio has filed his petition in the Probate
Cour, of Carroll county, Onio against them and Cath
aine Muckley, widow of said jacob Muckley, for leave
to complete real contract, entered into on the
18th dav OF February A. D. ls45 by the intestate and
Jacob Gessner for the sale OF lownlOt number forty
40), in the town of Vaynesburgh, Stark county, 0ho
aud for leave on part OF the heirs at law. to make
deed to the purchaser of said lo and the said Henry
John, Adam and George Muckey, who are brothers Q
the intesate and the said SUSAN Catharine, and Han
nah who sisters OF the ntestae and their husband
above named, and sale Catharine Muckley, widow C
ntvsate, are notified that the petition will stand fo
hearing in said Probate Court of Carroll county, Ohio
on the sth day of July, A. D, 1856, where they may
attend il they fit and make objections if they have
any) to the prayer of the petition.
VAN BROW WN, Attorney for
June H. lS56.-3w. Petitioner,
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LET US REASON T0GETER.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE WE SICK =?

1t has been the lot of the human race to be weigh
ed down by disease and suffering HoOWays Pills are
specially adapted to the relief Of the Weak, the NeF
vous, the Delicate, and the InfTm Of all clmes ages,
sexes, and constitutions Prof. Holloway personally
7uperintends the manufacture of his medicines in the
Uued States, and offers them to free and enIghten
ed people, the best remedy the world ever for
the removal OF disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly combined to oper-
ate the stomach, the liver, the Kidneys the lungs,
the skin, and the bowels correcting any arrangement
in their functions, purifying the blood, the very fOun
tain Of life, and thus curing disease in all its forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER CoMPLAIYTs.-Nearly half the'
human race have taken these Pills. 1t has been proved
in all parts of the world that nothing has been found
equal to them in of disorders of the liver, dys4
pepsa, and stomach complaints generally. They soon
givea healthy tone TO these organs however much de
ranged, and when all other means have failed.
| GENERAL DEBILITY, Ill HEALTH.-M Many of the most
despotic Governments have opened their Custom
Houses to the introduction Of these Pis that they
NAV become the medicine of the masses. Learned
Colleges admit that this medicine is the best Itmedy
ever known for persons of delicate health, OF Whee
the system has been impaired its inv rating pro-
Iperties never fail to afford relief
FEMALE CoNPLAINTs.-No Female, young or old
ahould be without this celebrated medicine, 1t cor
secs and regulates the monthly courses at alpeTiods
acting in many like a charm 1t is alsothe bes
and safest medicine that can be given to ohhdfeh o. al
ages, and for any complaint; consequently no family
=. should be without it.
t Holoway's Pills are the best remedy known
in the world for the following Diseases
Asthma Diarrhma Indigestion
Stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints Dropsy
Influenza Secondly Symptoms Coughs
Debility inflammation Inward Weakness
! Colds Fever and Ague VeneTeal Affections
Liver Complaints Chest Diseases Female Complaints
! Worms, of all KIDS Lowness of Spirits Costveness
Headaches Piles Dyspepsia.
- Sold at the Manufactures of Prof Holloway, so
Maiden Lane, New York, and pa Strand London, by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medicine
throughout the United States and the civilized world
in boxes at 25 cents 62 l-2 cents, ard 81 each.
Ex- There is considerable saving by taking th'
larger Sizes
4 " b. Directions for the uidance of patients In ev
ery disorder are affixed to each box.
Eob Oa
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HollowayS Ointment and Pills, the best
Remedies in the Union for Diseases of the skin.-The
youngest son Of Mr. Edward Wright, of Aberdeen,
Mississippi, had the misfortune to be afflicted with
most malignant disease of eskin, which rendered the
childs life one of misery and suffering, As the mother
had tried every remedy likely to benefit him without
receiving the desired result, she became ultimately
worn out with trouble and anxiety in the matter and
was lamentng the same to a friend, who mended
Holloways Ointment aud Pills, which the mother COM
menced using and by persevering with the me for
six weeks, the child was comp letely cured. l9
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Epilepsy, or Falling Fits.

We believe we cannot do our readers more impor-
tant service, than by again calling their attention to
that most remarkable preparation, discovered by Dr.
Seth s. Hance of Baltimore, Nd, which possesses the
power of alevating and curing that horrd vista ton
of fman-Epilepsy, or falling fits. In recommending
this preparation to ers, do so with con-
vction that not degrading our columns to puff
common patent medicine but lacing before them
discovery, which, if fully known, would probably do
more to alleviate human suffering than any invention
of modern times Dr. Hauce in asking US to notice his
preparation avorlbly in editorial department, has
sent for perusal number of letters from persons
who have used his pills. and have been cured thereby
All OF them speak in the most grateful aud euDgistic
terms. One great advantage this medicine possesses is
the fact thatt be transported through the mails
thereby afording every an opportunity of dealing
directly with the inventor and also precluding all posi-
bity of being imposed upon by a counterfeit spur
GUS imitaion DE-. Hance pays the postage on his pills
to any part of the country. and will forward them BY
return of mail, on the receipt of remittance. His
prices are as follows One box $3 two do, IS; twev'
do S24 ALL orders for the medicine should be address
ed to SETH s. HANCE, lO8 Baltimore street, Balti
more, Md.
June 12.-1m.
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HAIL SToRM.-On Wednesday afternoon, of
last week, we were visited with quite | Sc
we're hail storm which did much damage tn the
growing corn and garden vegetables about town,
d broke many lights of window glass. As high
as thirty panes in a single building were brok-
en-. The storm lasted but a short time, but
was violent Its direction was from the N,
W. and seems to have been only about half a
mile wide, and extended but short distance
beyond our place.