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A SUP pletsont.

At the eaYpest solicitation of friends. we
have concluded to issue a supplement to THE
CALIFORNIAN, filed entirely with original
poetry. 1t will be printed in quarto form,
equal in size to any of the metropolitan"
papers and will be sold to subscribers only,
and just as soon as the requisite number
(500oo) is procured; which by a little excr-
ton on the part of our friends, we hope will
be about the fourth of July. To show that
there has been nothing to equal this in mod
ern times, we take the following extract from
the forthcoming paper
lines Dedicated to my Daughter which fell asleep
fcbury ID 1858
His sovereign hand who cannot err
Has fetched heavy stroke
And from around our table fair
And Olive plant has broke
Both bed and bosom cmtcd now
Whearc our dear daughter lay
The midnight shades our grief rcncws
deep anguish cloud the day
Our daughter gonc-Our Son is left
We know she cared for well
We will envy nonc-how sudden may
Our cup to them be given
We can show the original Of the above, To
any who may take the trouble to call. If the
writer does not see the spirit of the departed
o'nights, then we believe there is no truth in
modern "Spirit-ualism"
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Eyzck Gckup u
Not many many of our readers would rec
ognize in the above, ISAAC jacob, Esq.


SCARLET FEvER.--Last year, while the scar
let fever was prevalent in Massachusetts, sew
eral physicians recommended the use Of Bell
.udonnn, A member Of the Massachusetts,
Medical Society published in one Of the os-
ton papers tho following -
o." The remedy is cheap, safe and comparative
~ harmless. Nothing more is requisite than
a tumbcr of water, Containing four or five
drops of Belladonna Tincturc. if attainablc,
il not, about two grains of the Extract perfect
Nv tlissoiSed4- OF tAis-aa-ad ult-lnaX take Il
teaspoon full n child a half or n quarter as
much, according to age,-rcpeating the dose
every four or five days, during the time the
epidemic is in the. neighborhood, or every
day it there be any unknown exposure to it.
The quantity taken should be less, lift should
cause dilated pupils, Feasibility aud disturbed
sleep. 1t ISL mistake to suppose that this
use of Bclladonna will always prevent scarla-
tina, it only modifcs it, as a general rule and
destroys its molignancy. 1t has been tried in
two or three hundred cases, and never knew
one prove fatal where they takS it."
Coon SELECTIoN.-Wc are gratificd that
our ncghbor of the 1rgus has been elected
to the responsible post of Pound keeper" for
the town of Rockingham. lie is democrat
of the New York stripe untincturcd with alb
olitionism and we have the fullest faith that
he will discharge the duties ofthc office faith
fully. We congratulate the democrats of that
town upon their success in ''wceding out" the
pestlent Republicans, and in clccting in their
stead unsingcd democrats The work goes
bravely on Brdtheboro Photnir,
HEAVY YoKE-Mr. VIM n. Hickock of
this town, had weighed on Fairbanks plat
form Scales at St Adams Bay, on the 26th
inst, Il pair of five years old native cattle,
that weighed (i0S5) Forty hundred eighty
five lbs.-St AtbdHs Messenger.
FATAL ACCIDENT.--Levi Langlois, French
man, while engaged in cutting wood in the
east part of this town, on Saturday last, was
instantly killed by the fall of a tree.-lSt Ill
bans Messenger.
III One of the finest looking "tcams" We
ever saw passed through our streets last Mon
day evening, between six and seven o'clock.
1t consisted of about thirty young ladies draw
ing hand sled upon which they had PLACED
n barrel of flour and barrel of apples, direct
ing their course to the residence of Rev II.
p. Cushing. Upon arriving at their dest ina
ton they found that they had attracted n
crowd of some two hundred persons, all of
whom took unmolested possession of the Rev.
gentlemans residence, where they passed the
evening agreeably to themselves, and we trust
so to MIR Cushing, Upon their leaving, it
was found that they had left behind them
something over one hundred dollars.---Honf-
pclie, Watcbmdr.
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DEATHS.

HrNrumy-ln Burke March 6, ~ drop,y, Luz
cinda P widow Of the late Ariel Humphrey.
az 4 e..
BNsSru-m Concord, Feb 81, Theron, youngest
son Of Samuel W. and Lucy Barker, aged Il
years and II d7,s. -
PG,N-i1 fduTiiir, FT6 r., VIZ. TEf7iiSii
wife Of the late Peter Peck, aged Sd.
NN>r-ln Jancsyillr. Wis, Feb. Il, Col, Saml
Conant, formerly 81 ltashurgh, aged ~
FnrssEtr-In Newport Feb. p, Henry D. Frcs
sell, aged 2j.
HAuRINGro>-In Brooklyn, Long Island, Feb.
d, Mrs. Mary Ann Harrington formerly Of
Pcacham, and wife ~ Madison G. Harrington.
Esq, formerly of st, Johnsbury East. aged Il
years and II months,
AyrR-ln stanstcad, c, T., Jan. 10, Mr.. William
Aver aged Il.
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Accident.

Mr.. ii. n. McKoys new steam mill at
Cambridge, VI, was seriously damaged on
the 9th instant, by the bursting Of the steam
boiler,-complctcly dcmolishing the engine
house and throwing volume of water
through four brick walls and distance Of
over sevcnty-fvc feet, and seriously injuring
Mr.. ChHuncey Warner and slightly injuring
Mr.. J. u. Chase OF west Concord, whp was
at work in the mill at the time putting in
ma, hinery. There were about forty persons
in the mill at the time to witness the starting
of the new circular board mill, yet no others
were injured, not even the engineer, who
stood close TO the engine at the time. Cause
unknown.
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TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF BUCHAS's'
Hungarian Balsam of Life.

Tho Gr~Rt RpgIish Remedy for Colds,
Coughs. Asihusn, mud Consumption.
JOYFUL tSTRTIGESCEi- ANOTHER LIFE SAVED
AFTER ruE DOCTORS COULD DO NO MORE
Bath. Nc, Feb. "a. l645.
Or. Bradlee-Sir-l take pleasure in giving you
a statement OF the beneficial effects Of BuehanE
Hungarian BalsAm, my daughter, who had
been for number of years afflicted with bad
Cough Pain in the Side, Raising Blood. and all
those pains and troubles which attend that insidi-
Gus disease. CONSUMPTION. ! employed sew
cral distinguished physicians at great expense.
who. after numerous visits, and many experiments
finally decided that they could do moro was
then advised by fri0nd TO try Duchan's Hungari-
an Balsam. ] did 40, and the result has been
most astonishing My daughter is entirely cured
and is now attending to her accustomed duties.
paid Two Hundred Dollars for Physicians and
Medicine. without any sort az benefit, while Six
Dollars worth Of Hungarian BAlsAm has removed
the disease, restored the strength, and bTcughT
on healthy action. am gratefully yours,
1916 JOHN YOUNG, -
nE- Sole Proprietor. DAVID ,. DRAnLEE, waiertsuR
MNAs. whom all orders should he aidrsssed Sold by
Druggists all medicine dealers every ths
United States aud btlttah Provinces
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We will furnish THE CALIFORNIAN and the At
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the last and best Of American Monthics, each for
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET March &

BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET March
Atmarkr-iol Hrri Cattle IGs ktofis a. plirs working
oNcu. un Cove aud tahcs 1910 sheep aud gamts, aud
Pnrcs u necf-EAtr o. ~ on nrst quality 81 -
7ul second du a. uuis thlfi du 500, urduary as,
Nufklus ONru- 90. ltu. lsi a iE1.
Mich Cove AalrH ~ 90 ~ common DO. so a.
Veal Calves Sales az - tu. ssa itg each.
NTuHIa- Nratuar. az a -. Two sears old, 9el -
Three Ncars Ud. asIa 90
Sheep aud lauhsH -t.sA 500. iNtra. 500 Al rs
NWiuo=fM hulrsalr, o. per 90. retail. AAtls..
Nldrs', per 10, Fclts iuD ~. calfkius, % Toe,
NruHrkuH nerf Cattle go 81 irttrr qunNy than last
week hut pftrs about the Sheep aud laWhH hfH ~
rx,ellc,t qul, aud Atlrs arc uul,k. There hu uttr
duiur ith ur 80 head lvn ffuu last
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CAMhRIpGE CArrLEMARKgr- March

At market 6ss Cattr, 30 nrryes and rs htprrt
slIing gi Munigs uAsnl Cove ahd ta'N, heafiinss
PnCrs- MAkot brrf-tKtfa Including nothing but the
hest large ~ flatrd Oxen lht H rwt IT. quality
Including nothing but thr best lafHr Tat stabilized uhru
uSIA 1NI 20 quality uliuI the beat rA 1AHl
tr test stArd Gov ana the hrai sifrr pi atrrf
gh7hab Obs ~ gualb, fatui ordinary. at.S.
b4ucliuF Cattle No quotations
Aturrs WUrtlua uAfu, rom f73 g. rs. Cows and
Calves from rH. a. - o.. NrarlluEs sls a. Two
yraTa uld asia -. Three years old So 80
sheep and aubs - 40 market Fntra in lots al9a
2 gsu "a 500 IAtfa and ssrt tuuH. 4. $50 h0uh OCT
swine 70 ~ market. fr,rs tNc weight, ~ Ste
per o.. dressed % ~ q d $40 uur %.
Hides, aU pc ln Iaovt i-se yer lb fclts 81 oo
~ EACH Can Skins. Va zoe.
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~ Fulton applied steam to the great practical
'NscS Of the age Moore has brought Galyanism to
be the daily servant OF millions OF men. Newton
NnrnXcllrd the magos Of the stars, and made their
motions the mariners guido ON Tho rrIuktryv
ocean. What these mon have done in their dc
partmcnts DIR. Aver does in medicine. lie turns
the great discoveries in Science and Physics to
discoveries Of the great chemists available FOR the
wants of every day life. His medicines for the
low price at which they are sold, bring within the
reach Of every man the best wisdom and the best
skill of modem timcs--lI RHugtOH (Dei) States
man.
WIN CurRRN Rhny ISp TAR, by an ingenious combna-
ton with few Other slmpr- AFFORD rs the sucs andntc
known for assumption Ut the lungs Dr. Nlstar In his
Basam Of Wild Cherry has produced remedy Of untold
value.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-03-13
wIsrAKs BAIsAM OF wild cHEKhi,

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