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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-01

GTTUATION As TEACHER WANTED -
= 4 young Methodist Minister, vino was edu.
Gated at one OF the best College, in the country,
and has had several years experience IN teach
rug drs,F-s = situation a. Principal OF am AGA.
deny Or wo"Id locate IN some pleasant u.lsE
boIhoud, and establish a good SchcU
The best Of reference gwen Do 10 character
and capacity Please address
REV LANUS J. HILDRETH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-01

dsIINg TOT. Up I--dWIT
kLVIN'S AMERICAN GIFT BOOK
VI STORE, 333 Chestnut street, Phrirde,phia
! Cat worth from % cents to : " gwen
with every book sold.
Personal ATTENTION given to filing orders
sent by mail or otherwise. promptly aud impair.
tally.
Liberal arrangements made with agerts, and
catalogues containing tuiL information. sent tree
OF postage.
~ end for d catalogue. r. MELVIN
FuIldde pnIa. dec 2l--w4m
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Loo Al 1T - VI >

VISIT TO MoUNT VERNON The steamer
Thomas CoIlyer took one hundred and fifteen
passepgers, on Friday last, to Mount Yer
non. among them were the members Of the
"Old Fix" troupe, who sang requiem
at the tomb Of Washington, and when the
party stopped at Fort Washington. Gu their
return, they gave Hail Columbia" and the
"Star Spanged Banner" with their usual
q, il,ry - IujyH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-01

- UTICE.-Mr CROUCH begs leave 10 an
4 nouncc to the citizens OF Alexandria. that
he will be- m the cry. on Tuesaay evening next,
md OF February, and would be pleased to meet
all those who may with to Join his class in
Music az Tho Hall. in the second story OF the
Theatre Building, known american Hall
ltb LIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-01

Isl OF LETTERS remaining IN the Post
| Otr,e. al Alexandria, Va, on the 3Jth day
OF January, 1898. Persons calling tor Letters
IN TN, IIsr. will please say they are advertised.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07

"FlUNG TGmf DEAp Tho celebrated
rotting stallion, Flying Tiger, died in Man
chester, y, H., on Saturday lie was nine
years old was valued a. $1,000, and was
owned by Mr. Cyrus Duu, Inflammation Of
the stomach was the cause Of the death.
The London Times cxclams chow shall
Great Britain get nd of the war in Asia 2'-
why don't she carry il into Africa p-Loni,-
rWe Jop0aL
~ The stomach Of COW recently killed
in Kentucky contained GRASS ring, lot Of
hair rims, hooks and eyes, piece, Of steel
hoops, and a high heeed shoe. "Old Brin-
die had probably swallowed the mlk-maid.
- We understand that the Society of
the fremont Temple have, by nearly unnni.
nous vote, made cal! upon the Rev. I. S.
kalheh to return to his old position an their
pnstor which call We understand. he has ne
copicd, and viii rccommcncc preaching there
in September next
to a society has lately been formed at
bordeaux TO put down the supo-ritious of
evil omcus As everybody knows, Il Is bad
luck to begin anything on a Frday-or 10
sit down at q table with thirtccn-or 10 bal.
nncc your chair ON one leg. or 10 spill sol,
between your.clr and , c.,.,J ,r,
.,,i.,,. ..... '"' W."
I,., P''I ,'''' 10 nave ''Rul"r dinners on
Fridays, 10 have just thirteen guests. and 10
turn on one leg and spin salt all round Doe.
fore commencement Il, ,Lc o,.., I'LL. ....
,r,,ri,,,,. ,l,i.t MI, WV ""'' !'W
80 ,'''" ""' "''n mus "ettd'
u" Single l1iallty has occurred 20 any member.
pursr~r,r,,, nj, u,.,.,., - q.
,.L,i...i.'... ~" "'''o''
.,,,, ''''' " ''"P""''o'' Tor ihe following
inc administration editor of the Wash
ington Union II Sim Johnson. lie used =,
live M Grand R1uils olJ pi, p.I....
\r Al, H., .. wa ''''''',o"
~, '''' nm '' ... one presented aim
"''h par OF NoN boots, but in the hurry
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McIndoos Fails Academv.

INHE FAN Term n mi. Institution. viii com.
Il mehcc on "Wednesday, S,I4 LIT. and continue
eleven weeks under tir instruction ~
RICHARD G., STANLEY, \. u. Principal
assisted hy such other Teachers as the interest.
Of the school may demand
While special care viii Doc given 10 the Classical
u cpattw'ut NJ the school IL will also Doe the
aiw ~ the Teachers, 60 furnish the means ~ &C..
hing Nolo"gh. it".',rai and inmo, ,drrg.
%, y, For which purpose, particular attention
De given 10 the Natural Sciences, Book Arrp.
Ing, Snrycl inl aud Mrrll4il.r- and Mechanical
udir-, in general,
A Teachers class viii he formed during the
term. fnr the special hrNuht Of those intending
10 tclch, tho gntnius " iutef
Superior advantage, viii also be offered flr tho
study Of French, Music Painting aud Drawing
and all other Omamcnul,. Board can be- had
ia good families. fur ~",0l per week. including
wood, lights aud washing Rooms will Doe nirui .h.
eel Al reasonable rates 20 thosc wishing TO buaId
themselves.
scholars, at a'di,taucc,ui,hiur to secure Board.
or Rooms, can DO so b, applying. hy letter. IN
Hon. jaime, Gilchrist OF DE-. Euuch blanchard
II IS exceedingly desirable that crryy scholar
l--. 49, ~. ss...
"A Mcludoc- Falls, VI. Jul, lf.lSlS. U,-lUl-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
Serofula. on King's EVil.

B. a constitutional disease, o corruption u tho
blugd, by which this huid bcCumos yitluted,
Ntsik, and poor, Npiug iu the circulation, IL
peTyadif- tirrr-,, l,nlg body, and may burst out
m disease ON amy part Of a. no organ il froo
from 10 attacks, nor Is there one which IL may
NOT deatTuy. The srrufulous faint if yariuuily
caused By mprruunl disease, low living dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure ar, llth
and filthy habits, ttu depressing ViurF md
Rboye all, by tho vuucrcal Infections. What
ever be is origin, Il b. hereditary la the con
hututipu, descending "frnm parents % childfsh
unto the third and fourth generation - indeed,
Il socms % be- tho rod 81 Him who says, "
will visit the iuiquilica Of tho fathers upon
their children"
IL effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt OF ulcuruus matter, which, ia
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, Is termed
tubcWicsi IN the glands, sWclllngsi and on
tho surface, cruptnus or sores, This foul cor
uptinu, which gendors Ia the blood, doprosscs
the energies Of life, ~ that Bcrufuluua cuuttltu-
lions not only suffer from hcrufIlnus com
plnluts, but they have far lee power % With
stand tho attacks Of other diseases eunso-
qurntly, vast numbers prrihh by diHordgrf
which, although not sef1fui8us IN their nature,
arc 6till rendered fatal by this faint Ia tho
system, Most OF tho consumption which de-
climates the human family has IL origin directly
la this bcrohiluua contamination and many
destructive Diseases ~ the liver kidneys, brain.
and, Indeed, of all .ho organs, ariho from or
arc aggravated by tho same cause.
ono quarter Of an our people arc tcrohlous;
their persons are invaded BY this lurking in
fiction, and their health u undermined by H.,
10 cleanse 10 from the syhtcn Nc must TGioVato
tho blood 10y nu alternative medicine, aud in
vgoratc IL by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine We supply IA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07

SaN' We have long supposed This celebrated drug
h1l come in hr au tNplird humlur but We tTp u..ir
N l'@r hhNrl the healing nft that not tho Sarslulril1
We I" hr blamed nr THIS combustion but the mls,rtI,
N"iW'.e preparations OF o. that have hpyu utmuluH ufa
uu ' community wUtruufUtuu. which contain nluftf IA.
WNNI d. l virtues DIS tty duut ruld dust u &. conn
t'h h'i That almost 900 so tur Sursluufi trp,l u
VIC N"l,u Us consumed iu the old countries at Iurnur
Nh'i' inc H,utv ui medicine, ht. he'd It's hIubr,i
perfection ana where thUN know the best hut 10 rupo,
l lhc mastery q" dscn@" Hence ulu Co uud 'hti
MtAc nov INV" compound ut this rA,rllrut hltrTuu.
I'VE, Nhlh can bCtrlcdun. and uur community VIII not
hrl h' assured that any thug Dr. Aver mako. {. Vur,
W lh%i '"nud"urr. Ito has been ,prtrrd u ELIMINATING
a. unNrc which should add the ,rlvuiur glnry IA bi.
NFcauN thNlaulr reputation American Colt New York
tNnl. W oon'7 IAH RrsrouArtvA- our advertising
"nN u, 20 ne inuuduu advertisement uI this nnuuir rps-
aNc know nothing ct lt, merits save what We read
nul lhA " sn'cut particularly Whtl see such tNsti-
the ottawa Free Trader Wv ''' ''''
Having tried successfully suudr, highly rrhminc
hht inhl'- on our own hair druudpd crown We about
1l gu 'nhuurnc' ~ uu-tfuuH NJ that sort until about
M,'A ago we met distinguished politician this state
Mhnh We hhd seen three Years with hair and ~
gray ~ atht bu now budstlug as unr head ur hair IA
one euud W, We demanded the secret uf hl, improved
npafHucs when he readily aruuutrd bv a,ctlbnl
" 2uc virtues ui Prof Woods Hair Restorative. ",
Sold 10y all respectable Druggists. qs
4 RtMrnr mar Crurs-whrn suffering from any dis
49, e" ~" hfuht ur lungs rs assured that speedy relief
~ ne "hil aimed hN using Dr. Wistat'. Balsm Of Wud
'"'''N' us success To- such cases n unparalleled. "
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
nAMnnlnnrrArrI.EMAnrrr- Innn

~ muFhrthH tHtir-tIt hreyr-. and as hturrsi run-
sauuH % Wunus uAtui Cows gud Calves Arargs
IHu Huu IhTrt tHTH Dl.
Ffilrs- Mlrtrt hrrt-tKTa Including uuttinH but tho
beet lfsr Ht stabilized uhtu,b4a .,uu prr cp ~ quality
Including uHtus tul the Drai lar-g itf HiHi td uteU.
htu tal 20 quality luruiUF tHr beet HrasH-trd uhuu
ur tal slA l Cove aul iir ls. the" lsafs old atcru
N4fIr|IuH iattlrH $50 uuuiHiluua
tiuirH- NufkluI uhrtit NuI 90. IN VS.. Cows aud
Canes nutn 90. o. hIu &C., irHrluFH, 90 Ihu lrafa
nl. t-lH -t. Three ArHrH uldt G1H ~
rNr anil Lambs it7f go utafr pfitrs u lots, eitu,
'm q - ihitH ani argotgua. aui. ana 4.o2
Hides. s4 2. per lhi IaiuN, Bag Il prT o., pra,
t.H u ! - fHt D., tAlf htluH. o. a. l4 H4fH
NtAt tAINts. HrHrHH go %, 90, ahtuUarh
neIHl-Au WrttsW ia4rArt. fricct-sholss whole
sale, per DO. or
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
MARRIAGES.

-Ruurun-fn -. Johnsbury, Aug, I'd,
hy Rcy. G., Maatou, Mr. John W. Namcy, aud
Miss Calista d, Roberts, both Of Dau,pc.
MA,uN-SAuGrNr-lu North Troy, ON tho lst
utt,by Rev. Moses parrr, Nr 4. a Mason,
~ Troy, aud Miss Martha Sargent, ~ sutton,
G., T.,
DrNNI--T NnrUwuop-At Wells River, July
lith MI WIN. Bosc3c Dcnuc, ~ Lncon, hi
uuis aud MarN Ellen, daughter uf Hon, Abel
Underwood. Of Wells River.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
-ACCORDEONS,
Lubins Extract of Jockey Club
N office.

n hereby given tRat petition will be presented
TO. the next General Assembly of the State OF
Vermont to annex the towns Of Guildhall, Gran
by. East Haven. Victory, Luncnburgh aud Con-
cord in the County of Essex, ard the town Of
,+rrrrr--rr, the ,'urtr e4rt-u-r-Ttv the
County uf Caledonia and the towns OF Craflsbu-
~, Lowell and Albany in thciCounty Of Orleans
TO the County Of Lamoillc also the towns OF Jay
and WcstGcld, in said County Of Orleans, TO the
County OF Franklin; also the towns Of Norton
Aycrhill, Canaan, Warner, Warren and Avcry's
Cores, Lewis, bennington, Wcnlock, Bloom
field, BRIG hton, Ferdinand. Brunswick and Maid
stone, Of the County OF EsscN;-to the County Of
Orleans, and to change the Shirc-town Of said 80
formed Orleans County.
97-0D
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS or DUCHAN's
Hungarian Balsam of Life,

The great English remedy for Coughs, cold
dSthma and Consumption.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07

rrriy drained. The supply Of Ames' long
handled shnyrls have been exhausted, aud the
urcn advanced, within the past few Wccks,
i,c hundred pea cent The article Of Rus
STA iron has also advanced three hundred per
ygut and the supply is quite limited,
The California news Is unmpoUunL The
Supreme Court had decided the sunday law
Unconstitutional aud all prosecutions based
ou thlt las had been abandoned one humid
rel houses ln nh Chinese district in Omvillc,
bad been burned Loss, 100000 Several
buildings nt Stockton were burned July 4th,
including the Massachusetts lloua1 and
Bowen a. Brothers warehouse
terrible tragedy had occurred in Neyu-
ola county Dr., McNlurlha aud his broth
a. owned quartz vein there, whNA was
dumped y ~ men, On the "a Instant,
me jumpers entered tunnel ON the VEIN
biucldrd lhr mouth Of 10 with pine logs,
and declared that they would kin the first
mlu who should throw ans dirt into the mouth
of the tunnel, Dr. MCMurtha threw shny-
81 foil Of dirt into the tunnel and forthwith
uur of che jumpers shot him drud with rifle
lhoreupou The surviving brother drew hi, re-
ynlycr aud fired all the charges, then took
lAtTrgnlHer irnW the body OF rhe dead broth
a. and fired all the charges among the twelve,
The result was that four were killed and SOW
en- wounded, Mr., McAluHaa thrn gave him
au examination ho was held 20 have acted
JustiiiIhly, and was discharged.
California, great Ia her vegetable products,
has produced q b,g baby, Mr., Brady, q la
dy residing NJ Bear Valley, Mariposa county,
gave birth on SUNDAY, 9th Of June, 10 baby
weighing nineteen pounds land O hllC-A
lump Of gold was recently found nj Salt
Spring Valley, Cala,eras county, which weigh
I'D eighty pounds.
lac people To- Tie southern counties Of the
state are still busted with hunting out aud
hanging the members Of band Of bnnditti
that has,long infested that region, and com
miltcd numbcrlcss murders and rohheries,-
These mscrcauts are principally McNicans,
headed by famous American desperate
called Jack Powers, Seven have bUUu at
ready captured and hung, aud others have
been driven away.
AdSiccs from Oregon state that the Indi-
ans of the Upper Columbia are collecting in
large HuasLlg-i the object unknown. Adj
vices from both Oregon and Washington ter
rltories mention u general gathering Of In
diaus Ia that region, with evident hostile iu-
trntions, The commander Of the Pacific arr
my is hurying thither all the troops at his
command, but their number and equipment
are said % hc Wrctchrdly inadequate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
iNvALtDs. NorIon rus rAcrI

For he past Llny years nH. s.. Ricu,RpsoS's SuER-
kN-N N BlTTERS have been unrNul as an cnvcf,c
ana valuable Srrint aud Summer mrdciuc. Aud white
almost every one nt N" thousands ~ remedies that have
urci Introduced within that period has been abandoned
Dr. Richardson's medicine has been sustained Win IN
creased popularity For sale at the Doctors oicc No 81
Hanover street and 10! dealers IN medicine whore.
Ia ,Druggista ,p-iit5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07

BRIGHTON CATTLE NAHKET-July 20
~ WarErt-l 1850 rr Cattle I4l si0frs M pairs Wuh-
luf uhru 600 Cove auu Calves iI HhUrp and lambb, and
POI rHlur.
rrcra ~ Hrrf-Ehtra. E.z uUui Hrst quality g. u
q utH. sruHWl un, tt.in q utu tlfd lp shuua i,2h.
MurklUF uhru-hlsi. lJI. ~,
NuNn tYHs-hHlrs 80 80 81.
Veal tatrb-h sales as $50 dsna 6carh,
hfnuts- 1rafliuFh 80 ui Two }uarH Old, f2l ID
IhrtH Atufa ull- 81 ~
nurrp auh lamns- ai.h1ugnu. tAtra sahl o Auu.
nh nUrUg Ilga &C.. retail hlHT ih. Nhuafa
tHiss-6 2a5i prr ibi Prlts OIL 10, Calfttins IS
lalWt oi-aHTt rrI 20.
Il..aI.-Al.aAat s.-s aI-aI In. .aHla 80 la.i nrak
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07

WuuE ANp WHAT Is I'M i'HNzrR RIVER
a California correspondent Of the y. y.
Erwdg FosL IN describing the Frazer river
excitement whirhis carrying of thousands
Of It's citizens, thus speak, of thi, heretofore
almost unknown river;
"tp iu one Of the widest countries on the
face Of the globe is source, hidden in per-
pctunl SHOWS, It's courses running through %
wilderness Of huge rocks, prccipiccs, forests,
LAKES and quagmircs, explored only hy white
men accustomed To the frozen solitudcs of
Mackenzie river and the great hunting
ground, OF Northern America, aud explored
los those men only when thoroughly equipped
with all care aud completeness which the
wealth and experience OF the llud,ous BAY
Company enable them 10 commuud-mhuh-
icl 10y stolwpit and cuuIgouu, tribe, of In.
dams, husUfr 90 all white men cNpypt the
employees of their allies, the lludsuur Bay
Company --gu,hcs turbulent river iu the
bed which the Indians aud some white
men have found gold"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07

4 lllNr-Nr james u. Clay, IN "a late adj
dress, pretend, TO hc defending his athcr.-
II hr MlsLIs- Ia I-l.aeE- !,- fathers n1rmurv q
real service, let him remind Lhc public of his
own relationship 10 him as seldom as posi-.
Llc.-- LoD@rd'c JohnHak
VIOLATION or TuE GAM LAWS. Two
Young men of this city were arrested on FIi.
day last Al Kingston, urrajgucd before Hon.
Elisha H. Paucf plead guilty to the charge
li- C1ieltlA@- ilallt al4i gsg-Tr
fined about forty dollar, cach,-poying pretty
dear for the whstlc.-Hrorii,nce Fok
~ On the night Of the ID inst, while two
young gentlemen, in company with couple
Of young ladies, were promcnnding in New
Orleans the party encountered hugo f.
lgator also out for a promenade. The mon.
stcr w. killed with crowbars, though not
before he hnd sent one of the young men
a-kiting, some dozen feet or more 10y u blow
from his tail.
10 The indianapolis Sentinel thinks that
un thu whole, the crop of wheat in Indiana
will exceed that of last year In Laportc
county alone it is estimated there will be a
surplus of 100000 bushels Cor shipment
~ On the night of the 23d ult., bears at
tackled the cattle of Ransiord Cnuncdy and
Oliycr Naw, H. West Rcodsboro VI, killed
and partly dcvourcd two calves, besides badly
manging a COW.
70 Henry ST. Clair Of East IIavcrhll, y.
H., went on fishing excursion on the Goth
ult and became so chilled by wading about
in the water that he was seized with severe
pains and nearly lost the use Of his limbs
Physicians were called in, but nothing could
be done to save his life A post norton cx-
animation disclosed the fact that he died of
inflammation, the result of long exposure to
the chilling effects Of the water.
FLOUR Low.-One thousand bbls. -four
are contracted for in Cincinnati, to be dciv-
cred in September, at 50 per bbl, by parties
in Indiana.
TIM HARVEST MooN The Harvest Moon
this year occurs in August, rising six success
i've nights ut nearly the same hour.
~ a newly married man thus registered
himself at New Orleans hotel; rs. b. Jones
and lady on a Lri he totcey."
~ a butcher at Princeton, Ohio, named
Daniel Elliot in fit of phyruIncss and to
nmuse his children, put his neck into a moose
used for drawing up cattle, and set his chill
dren to turning the wheel and hosting him
up. But they drew him off his feet, and
could not let HIM down again on account of
Misunderstanding trr wtrrri, urri wtru
they got their mother out to help them, he
was dcod-hung j. fii,.-s
ANOTHER NATlorlL, HorEi VIc1tM-Gcn.
John \. Quitmnn, win died n few DAYS ago
at his residence near Matches, was one of the
victims of the National Hotel poisoning, hay-
ing dincd there on that fatal day. which has
cost thirty-onc PERSONS their lives, and de-
Stroycd the health of sixty or seventy more.
Since that day Gen. Quhman had not we'll
hour
p Ex-Prcsidcnt Pierce and wife arrived
at Gibraltar on the 10Th Of July, and were
there on the lith, waiting for steamer to
take passage up the Mediterranean,
TIM HARRISON Loo CAMS BrRNr-Thc
Gen. Harrison house, near Cincinnati, was
DESTROYED by fire last week.
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LATEST NEWS
Tho Atlantic Cable successfllly
Laid

ny Ieiegraph 10 The Catdoaim.
by Especial dispatch from White River
Junction at - o'clock 7, VI. on Thursday,
we learn that the Atlantic Cable is success
luiiy laid and that messagos arc nov being
received on this hide Of the Atlantic. The
news is almost "too good 10 be true" but our
readers may take II at whatit Is worth, We
regciyed the telegram through the poiicncss
OF Mr. Ellis, the operator at this place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsaparilIa,

the most eifectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady, IL Is COM
bined from the most sotiye remedials that have
been discovered Tor the eNpurghtion Of this foul
disorder from tho blood, and the rescue Of tho
system from is destructive consequences.
Hence Il should DO employed for the cure Of
not only scrofula, but also those other afeo-
tons which arise from IT, such as ERriTIyE
and Skin DnEAsra, Sc. AsrnoNY's FWr.
ltosE, or EHYHrrEtAs, PINrLrs, pusTuLFs.
BLorcifus llLAIss and nous, TuNouz. TErrfu
and SALT ltnHuM, SCALp Han, RINGWunH.
RHEuHArHN, SYruLIrIC aud MmcuHIAL DIs-.
EASEH, DRorsY, DYarErsiA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, All COMPLAINTS AHisiSa FHoM NntA-.
TRp on lAFUuH BLOOD. The popular belief
in A" impuyify Of he blood" Is founded ia truth.
for scrufuia is a degeneration Of the blood. Tho.
particular purpose and virtue Of this SArsSpa-
rilla "a TO purify and rcgenVrate this vital huid.
without which sound health il impossible In.
contaminated constitutions.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY
DIR. KILnOuRNE

III EltIBN announces to the public that he
has purchased thc right to USE Dr. Handy,
new method oi mscfting ARTIFICIAL Turu 10y
the CuIOrINsrtC pEour>s. This method il fat
superior to all others now in use, aud is used aud
highly recommended by the most eminent dentists
IN tho United States, There has long existed q
void IN Mechanical Dentistry which scientific men
have studiously cndcavorcd to supply, but without
success until about two years since DR.. Hnndy
Zone Of tho Professors in the Daltimor, College
Of Dental SurgcrSl discovered this process Of ma
King sets by chrnplasty, and published II 10 the
world, since which time over two hundred ~ the
most skillhl Dentists in the large cities are nav
using il, almost to the exclusion ofal other meth
DDS.
Amongythc advantages which this process has
over all other, are lst an absolutely accurate nj
10 the mouth, thereby rendering its fyn retention
a matter uf course.
2d-Dy thi, mode the teeth and plate arc united
in one solid piece, and no spaces cf for tho
lOdgmcnt Of food, or the sccrctions, this work is
remarkable far CLEANLINESS; propcrty which il
retains unimpaircd long as IL is worm
ad-Ihc caae and c1Ulto19 with which IT'S worn
requiring no time TO get used To twill strong.
~ commend itself. to those who arc under the ne
ccssity Of wearing artificial tccth.> Ky this pro-
cess also. the mouth and check where. they have
sunkcn away can be fully restored to their origi-
nal contour and fullncss.
ith-By this method the teeth arc not Rdble Ia
get ont Of repair, which is a matter OF no lutte ex-
pcnsc, and source Of great annoyance To those
who have teeth inscrtcdh 10y the old methods Of gold
silver plates, In fact a. TO its sTUgN0riI, Mt
NAniLIrY. and nENurY, I challenge for IL n COM
parison with amy known process for inserting ar
tdcial tccth.
Aud lastly, but not least in these hard times, II
can be made MucH CHEAPER than sets nv the old
method, thereby putting it within the reach OF both
rich and poor,
Persons in want ofwholc or partial sets OF teeth
are invited to call at my office and examine the
work and II desired they will he referred 10 per-
lana in thil-s lass sA ast At ..~,t-t,
whole sets manufactured in this way .by myself
DIR. klIBOUltNE is the only dentist in this
county who has the right to, or does, use this che
uplnsuc process. Teeth will be inserted in tho
usual way ON gold or silver plate, NJ formerly, il
desired by the patient, and on reasonable terms.
Office over ]. Bocs' Clothing Store, corner Of
Main and Central streets, ~. Johnshury, VT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-08-07
The Ropublicnn District Convention.
morrill, Ro-nominnted.

Al the Republican District Convention
held AT White River Junction, Thursday,
August 5lh, Hon, JusrS s. MuumLL was
renomiUated rof Congress Hy reclamation.
there were from three 10 four hundred pres
emit