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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-25
RESPONSE BY s.

oN1f III
At creation Jehovah set
The beautiful s~tellas in blue,
And never since, in black or jet
Sparklod cher diamond or dew.
The round and gay laughing. Luna
As tho stars retiring she'd light,
Would need and require, soon. at
Yes, an helpmate to gid the nigh
Was her pathway shroudel in inl
Since inhy waves reflect no light
A Queen she'd ever rise and sinl
Yet unable to cheer grim night.
Then choose the girl with sof! uo eye
The index OF their tender hearts
Since the piercing AMI coal bla eyes
Are but the points Of fiery dart
And ever, as on your pathway
You hasten, in joy, pride and Ve'
Her soft blue eyes will cheere way
Like the beautiful stars from owe.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-25

Keep good company and always
speak the truth,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-25

An OLp MgruoDlsr.--Thc Rev. Hem
~ Smith Of lIookstown, is writing
sketches Of Mcthodism for the New
York Christian Advocate and Journal,
which embraces II rcminiSccncc OF sew
cn,y years, the religious history ofthc
writer commencing in 1859, ana ms
Iabors as a Methodist preacher shortly
a%ltcrward.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-25

The Shelbyville Erpositor is in IA
vor Of Col. Mat. Martin for Governor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-25

The editor Of the Home Journal,
Winchester, Tenn, requests the May
or and Aldermen of that town to
place little signs to the corners OF
streets containing their names. We
wonder what they would place the
signs on? Wc have heard Of cities
on paper, but it appears our friend
SLATER wants to get Winchester
on little boards Mwfrcsboro Tcic-
graph.
Now. ifsomc ono will show us the
pint in the above, Wen laugh. We
expect that tho editor of the Tolc.
gragh thought he was getting us
down orfuRy when he pcnncd the
above paragraph, but we conjecture
that he is,he only n who has thought
so. WI reckon the joke lies in the
last linc-"Slatter wants TO get Win.
chester on little boards"--but our OPP.
tic organs have failed to discover it.
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THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH,
.TToV II COTy IT IT ""F""
Cosmopolitan Art Journal.

An elegantly illustrated quarto Magazine. Also free s,.
son tickets of admission TO the Eastern Cor DusseIdodN
and Western Galleries of the Association. "
There will also be given to the subscribers seyenl
hundred valuable works of Art, comprising fine Oil Pain.
tings, Bronzes, sculptures, &C., &c, from celebrated
American foreign Artists.
Subscriptions will be received up to ia n, 1, 1859. On
the evening Of the date the premiums will be awarded 10
subscribers.
For full particulars, see December AIT JOURNAL, prics
90 cents. Specimen copies sent to those desiring to suh.
scribe, on the receipt of 10 cents in postage stamps or
coin. Address
CT. DERBY, ACTUANy C. A.
Eastern Office, 5fS Broadway, NY.
Or, Western Office, 1866 Water st., ~Sandusky, o.
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Beautiful Art journal!
VALUABLE PREMIUMS, son
This popular Art Association, now In its fhh year Of
unparalleled success, having purchased, and engraved On
steel, llerrings great painting, 'THE VILLAGE BlAcK.
SMITH," will now issue copies ito subscribers Onlyl o.,
heavy plate paper, 80 X 80 inches on the following
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Every person RENTING IHEEE DOLLARS, will ree.iy,
a copy ofthe superb Steel Engraving. after HerTings eel
sol, Dn;,ti,,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-25

NaVFk 49, ." "a.
NoTcg.--Wc want to BUY ABOUT Az
mounds of uery nice feathers to make
~ n good, soft and warm bed for win
fer, A cotton mattress will do very
we'll during summer, but in the win
ter il is cold as the mischief van
chester Hume JOurn0i.
We hope some body will furnish
our bachelor friend with the feathers
Though we cant e why such a ieath'
crIcss goose as he is should not be al
lowed to freeze these cold nights
But, perhaps the fault is not hls--ll
that Is so, by all means let him have
the feathers NashUiHc NeWs.
Goose indeed We amt no more
Of a goose than you are, dog gone
YOU! and if it wasn't for our great re-
spcct and love for the nice woman
you have recently took to be your
wife, we'd "call you OUT We be-
licvc you have got a heart that "ou'o
beat with joy, if you were to see Us
taken up from our bed, one OF these
cold mornings. all frozen and still IN
death. But if you haven't got any
feeling for us, we know one who would
delight to know that we slept warm
and comfortable, and if we keep our
senses we wont be a "lchthcrl"ss
goose" very long. Remember, "whrn
there's a will there's Il way"
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MARRIED.

The iron which constituted .ths
frame work of the Crystal Palace
some 1878 tons. with some old lead
was sold by auction yesterday for 4
bout $4,000. The range Of prices
was SIS to $l7 per ton for the cas-,
and S26 to S3l for wrought.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-25

Now tell me, some one, how decide,
Betwixt tho dark and blue,
Which ! shall ask TO be my bride,
Or shall | ask the two?
Wy
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-11-25

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE mos, pain
fnl suicide has been noticed in the
New Orleans papers. Of young man,
n printer, born in Illinois, only twenty
years of age, and of fine appearance
and good address. On Tuesday night,
November I'd, in his boarding house
on Poydras street, he "a observed
until q late hour engaged in writing,
nnl il Is believed that he went down
TO the post Office and put his letters
In the box, and then came back, I'M
~esscd and went to bed, after writing
this statement:
"Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. ID, II =. NJ.
die by my " hand, having In.
ken thirteen grains of Morphine, from
the effect of poverty and want Of em.
ploymenf. j.. Il. MILLER.
Aged 90 years. 7 months, and | day"
Being a printer, nothing was thought
of his late hours until . o'clock yes.
tcrGay afternoon, when the landlady
found him in a dying condition, ant
Immediately sent word to Lieut.. Dry
den, who procured the services of Q
docto-. but Il, was too late TO cllecI
snyt ing.
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uWUISK ERANDO."

y%yvARRAyTEDt 10 force the Moustaehe and Mh.ss,,su
w grow strong and l~urdrisnt IN one month, Wne's =
was none before. II will not stain or in|ute w., s"w IA
Price One Dollar. Sent TO all parts OF INC 'o'"'' ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25

DEBATE UNum DuWCUlUls--Joshua r.
Giddmgs, in his lecture at Boston the other
evening, related the following incident in
Congress they sometimes had 10 make
speeches under great difficulties, OF which
MIR. GiddiugS gave an amusing Iiluutr1tiuu
la 1913 there was an unfortunate man in tie
House from Georgia, 10y the name OF Black,
who regarded himself rs the especial cham
pion OF that state aud Of the 'Hv'l'"r- 't'attt,t-
ton. When the Indian bill was undcrcon-
sideratiun, he (Air Giddlugs) took occasion
30 refer to the old matter OF the Creek lndi'
ans and the SLAVES that had been stolen Toy
:hc deorgans; Mr. black took fire aud
made speech in which ho charged him with
stealing negroes and ranking dress to his
wife. The southern men gathered round
him and spurrcd him on. When he had
concluded, he tNlr Giddings) replied in mild
terms, as would be imagiucdi but Mr. Black
did not so regard il, and coming round 10
within four feet Of him, with his heavy sword
cane in his hand, said, 'Hcpcat that aud
will knock YOU down We'll, sWd MT bid-
dings, i never had been knocked down. il
would be- curiosity. and 30 Of course re-
,peat,d it. cloud and prolonged uppousel
some members tried to get him away but
,old them to let him alone; he was apoor
harmless man. Dawson OF Louisiana, - pro-
lTessed duclist, came along and, placing his
hand on his pistol and cooking it said On
iL.p, I'll shoot him = fie-Aia not think he
wSt'fn any danger, but others did. and u
STAKEHOLDER from Maryland, armed with bow
Ie knife ard pistol, came over and stood by
his side with his arms folded John Slidel
and other southern men came over and stood
Shy Black Kenneth Raynor (who has been
called a know nothing sinces but who knew
something that day. who was fully armed,
came and took up position on his left;
Charles Hudson rose quietly and put him
self on his right; and solomon Foot, feeling
his cold northern blood stirred somewhat,
left his seat aud took up his position. ut the
entrance of the uisle--and there aud thus
I hey irrr.+t-4i,lsA- Tia -needom of dehate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25

~ Mr., Holden, thoughtful and proyi-
dent man at Ann Arbor, Michigan, got hia
life insured in the sum Of $50 900. and then
killed himself Tor the comfort Of his family,
~ a young lady who lately gave an order
10 a milliner for a bonnet, said, "You are 10
make il plain, but at the same tins, smart,
a. sit In a conspicuous place In church"
r. In the Chicago Post Office, mails are
received daily from twenty railroads. 7hir-
" Gre hundred male are made up every day.
TO "Mister Sexton" says a correspondent
Of the Christian Messenger. "open all the pew
TtuUrE nv E1uu UL the ftrpE arc ighrpt, else
the ohureh-goers will have cold feet. Hot
air, ~ IL well knoWn, asecnds, and though
the house may be comfortably warm else
whore, Il the pew doors are kept shut, the
heat will be in great measure kept gut Of
that part Of the pew where il ismost needed.
ARmyAL 90 MIsuoNARHs-On Friday
afternoon last, the Rev. Dr. Perkins with
MrS. Sloddard and the children If DR..
WughLof the HISTORIAN mission, arrived at
Boston from smyrna We learn from a
friend who was present that they arrived in
good health, although the voyage had been
protraclcd, the ship having been
driven from her course By storms t1roHi-
Gle.
-" The New York police report that Oh
Thursday evening negro from New London,
Conn, while in a groggcry At Five Points,
swallowed for u wager Of SO, five lbs Of
talow candles five Of raw pork, pint of
lamp oil, aud quart Of whisky. lie was
shortly boerward found inscnsible in the
street and sent TO the station house The
gluuun recovered after while, with the
help Of a physician, bu, laid HE lIucs. to the
Five Point whisky.
- A gentleman was travelling, while
afflicted with - very bad cough. lie annoy.
ed his fellow travellers greatly, ill one Of them
remarked in q tone Of displcasuro "Sir, that
{, very bad cough Of yours? ?" True. SIR
replied he, "but you will excuse me-.s's the
best I've got"
t0~ \ gay young gentleman in ST. Louis
entered a daguerrean establishment few
days aga. aud prepared to bee done IN the
highest style oCart Pending the preliminary
he suggested that he would look
better il hc had a gold chain on, whcrcupon
the operator Kindly took out MS w#trt azsi
accompanying pedmt, which he handed over
with q very pauouizirg air. The likeness
was taken, the plate removed from the instru.
mcnt and token to the d"rkened chamber
" here certain mysterious entertainments are
supposed 10 be pronounced At this critical
moment the gay young gentleman took his
hat and departed, forgetting 10 leave behind
him the watch and chain. The daguorreoty-
pist has abandoned himself to despair
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
Senator Summer.

The physicians who have charge of Mr..
Summers case, write that they have conf
dence that he will surely recover, but that it
will not be advisable for him to return home
the present winter. Senator W ilson has>ge-
ceived letters from DR.. Geo. Hayward ply
stefan of Boston, now in Paris, and from Dr.
Brown-Sequard, an eminent French procu-
toner; from the communication of the lat
ter we make the following extrsct;-
"NVhen Mir Summer became my patient, at
the beginning of last June,sa thorough cXami
nation of his case showed me that he was
laboring under several morbid disturbances
due to his original injuries aud OF menaclnB
character. However, the great anxiety at
first felt vas quickly relieved, but subsequent
ly renewed by the appearance of distressing
symptoms, and it vas not till lately that be-
came confident that the patient would recover
his full health. To this END ! have thought
II my duty to counsel him against an immedi-
ate return to his public duties, and to urge
him To devote this winter, under the most
favorable circumstances in the south of
France, to o continuance of his medical treat
n,eHt aud in this CONSUL have been strongly
sustained by Prof Irousselu and DR.. Hay
ward. Prof T. Expressed his conviction in
the most positive manner, stating that the
return Of the patient TO his duties in his ac-
tual state Of health, would be unreasonable. v
Private lct,crsNfrori Mr. Sumner state that
he does not renouGcc the idea Of being m
his seat during the present session. lie will
20 Immediately to Montpelier, In the south Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
Ambrotype Circular
rlluH IHI sI. 5puNsnrnY
? 0ATRAIg ALLGRY,
H. IL. GAGE.
JACOB AND RACHEL.

Now Rachel had q dosire 10 please IA
cob. And she catered into the pres nee
Of ccrtgLT>Nl,4rfHiafHg Medium" And
the 'NIrumf tDuk her face away from
her, unN iusirnrd IL unto q glAAa, and h4
called i\Ambrotype Aud che paid him
one shekA Of silver which j. iTeHhj.Hre
ccds
And she came and showed Il unto ia
cob. And hen Jacob saw II, hr kissed
not the piclure-but he lifsl up his
eyes and houled And he said h u not
like unto thee neither is IL beautiful
Aud moreover il hath that about II
which will cause IL % fade having not
that hard PairW EHagiet which renders
Il impcishable
And he cast it away from him, and
would behold II no more.
Now Rachel was surely grieyed, aud
abe vent utn her chamber snd wsPt.
And she said what shall do p"
And behold a vision came unto her
saying go into the presence Of the
man With the Long heard, and il shall
be told thee what thou shalt do,
Then she straiiway departed aud en-.
tered into HE presence. And behold her
ewes were dazrled with the beauty Of his
pictures.
And he took her face away from her
upon glass And ho covered IL with
his Patent imperishable Enamel She
paid him one thekel Of silver, which IL
fioenfy-nue cents neither more nor less
Now when Rachel was come again
where Jacob was, she showedit unto him.
And behold he seized Il, nnd ~hen he
had looked upon il he danced in the
magnitude Of his joy, Then he kissed
Rachel and be said IL is even more
beautiful Than thou Vet Il hath thy re-
semblance perfect Then be- lifted up
his eyrs and Kissed the picture, ana ne
said at hath the t0stc Of hy Ups and
/ know il il like unto thee "
And Jacob showed Il 10 all the regions
round about, that others might 10 into
the presence OF the Long Beard and do
likewise,
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MARRIAGES.

WoUcEsrrR-n AnnITT-At Grecnsboro. Dec. 10.
hy Rev Up Stone, Mr.. Albert Worcester aud
MisN Lcohoii W babbitt eldest daughter ofA
&. pabhtt, esq, an Of Greensboro.
Ross-CooK-At Greensboro, Dec, ", 6y nov
J. 7. Stone, Mr. ROYAL N. Ross, ~ Waterford,
and Miss MArthaC. Cook, daughter ofsamusl
Cook. Esq, Of Glover.
DrrroN--T mENAN-At White River Village.
Dec - by Rev u p Ray Mr. AFRO Duttou
Of Mclrduts Falls 20 Miss Arsa, Maria Free
man Of Buffalo, y. y.
TrrNrH-ilrNrmrY-A ST. J. Centre, Dec 81
By Rev. $. Tarbelli Mr.. Vim. Turner and Miss
Jane L Humphrey
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES ora FAMILY PNYsIc,

are composed that disease within the range a
their Hotion can rarely Withstand or sNRes hom
Their pensrauhg properties search, aud elsnnse,
and invigorate every portion Of the hannn organ
ISM correcting It's diseased action, ard restoring
its healthy Vitsliiies. A. consequences Of thess
properties, the invalid who IA bowed down With
pain physical debility - HstoniHhed TO hnd his
hvHith ur ,rvrEy re-,crea ~ se'"Sdy a. Ssss a.
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
81 every body, Tut also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. Tho agent below named IL
pleased 10 furnish grziis MY American AlfnAhAe5
containing certificates Of thor snd directions
for their use Ia N following complaints CnSfips-
nsis, Heartburn, Headache afisfi,g from d,sOrd~rsd
Stomach, N0Wtca, Indignation, Pam ~ Sid Morbid
jHacfioH ~ tho Bo,ooL, FlatHiSYoy. LeS5 Of AgBei
Hfs, JaW,idice, and other kindred complaints,
ansing ffuin low stato Of tho body or olsrue,ion
Of its functions.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25

Lose MErER TUsB.-.lhs York Muslcal
Review says
10 ls well known 10 those who have given
careful attention "a the subject, that IL Is
much more didieult ordinarily, 90 sing d long
meter Ihan common meter or short meter
Ihecaus ofthismay be- found in the four heavy
equal lines, Of four poetic feet, on eight % lla-
bles each Hymns 10 long meter are almost al
ways lifesome-eertainl, if sung To- a ningle
tune, aud IN D slow movement Such hNmn
may bo sung well, perhaps, Ia the morning,
when every one ia fresh and strong but In
tho afternoon IL Is usually very dihcut TO
press through a long meter hymn, In SLOW
tune, Our Theory, aud il il founded on
long experience aud observation il this, a
long meter OF two in the morning. ane II
generally enough for day, though Two may
be admissible, Il should usually be- the first
morning hymn, Afterward should come ca
ssf metors, 90 common meters, short meters,
and the various particular meters, set not
long meters sN lines, or long particular me
tres hut such meters as contain moro vuret y,
and especially short lines.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
Farm for Sale.

FNllE subscriber, a. administrator of the ~.
Il tate of Walter Brock, offers fur sale a. public
-A,llnck-- T. VI The farm
on wtirh vaid rtrCrHyrr rrF.trd. said farm IL SIT
uat~d ab,ut IA mile nom West Barnet Village
and comprises o. acres Of excellent land well di.
,ided into tIllagc, moving and pasWfagc, The
buildings consist Of a Dwelling house aud barn,
and other out buildings iu good condition.
ANY person wishing fnr email fam, pleasantly
situated. viii do wcli 60 call aud examine or in
quite VI the subscriber or u. Abhuit
NM. :, BROCK,
1919 Administrator.
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Agricultural Society.

VNHE annual meeting ofthc Caledonia County
\ Agricultural Society will he holden az the ~.
Jonhsbuty House in 81 Johnshuty, on TursdA, A.,
the 18th day.of January. lhin, At 10 o'clock, 4,
NJ. Premiums wilt then be awarded on ths I'll.
lowing articles
Bc,t acre ~ wheat, S1-2d DO do. 50. hest
acre corn, S3,-do do, Data, SH,-do do, potatoes,
50 do de-, pc, S3,--dp ~ acre tuWips, S2,-dp
do carols -, Greatest amount 81 butter from
one dairy, o' nptlsts than Eve cows In proportion
To tho number Of COWS, s. I'D do do, -.
lg.tN A. J. WILLARD, Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
THE MARKETS.


BRIGHTON CATTLE NARKEr- DEE. 10.
At fnauct-7si Rect Cattc. 2lp stores 90 hsirs work
uu oxen, W Cows amt Calves to sheep and anbs. ana
rr,cs Of ENtra. 81 . 600 nrst quality ss55
WI second do. t,uu tn.uOl t,TTd do. s.,
WnfkIuu ONufa go. uou. tNu 10.
Milrh tuNsH~nra at fAsa ~ common do ~ a 70.
Veal Calvrs-SJcs at Is ~ 100, a,UuA 6.,I -tyh
Ntpuis= lrariugH SOu %. Two Ncnt- old, slk 2,
lAlfn ArAfa odd, az -.
ShysV 9nd IltUt itr -.fa Svtrs ~ no 100. G.ol
sMlg.-Srtug PISS bAo c. retail, 40 l-2t pcrlo'
uidc,-7aSc per lbi Pcls ia li2, Cali skins
!? Use, per 10.
IalluW ~ &c per 10,
Cambridge CATTLE MARSET-Dec 10.
At market 10 Cate-6lO ncsvc- and US storcsi con
ri.tng Working ONcn, Cows aud calves. btarliuga
rsu aud Three lcaru Oid.
Prices Market brct-ENtra including nothing but the
h. large tat eA-fcd Oxen, 6hna 100 CIV ~ quality
tuuua nothing hut the test large lat Aih-od oxen
GA 20 quality including the best grassird oxen the
ultCd Cows and the best. three ycat old StCcrs
Su.tui sd quality. NhIi Ordinary, $3.50
HltClUug tutuu. 40 quotations,
Stores Working Oxen rom SOW, 100 u $50, Cows
CAVES nom ga so. aua ~ Ncarngr, s0O Vli Two
eats uld siH. a a. Three ycars old, fGs h21.
sheep and Lambs 2luu at mact Prices Va lots, RiOoi
"a . %. ENtra aud HVlul tons, 500 buO.
ludts, - Sc per 10 fauow ~ &c per 10.
- <4l2 a-llL.- LAli skins. LA ihc pcrlb
tAtNFaaSalvs at sou each
SNtNT- $40 Western at market PriccH-ShotoHt whole
salr, % per 10. Up
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
DEATHS.

CLAUN-ln Luncuburg Dec. o. Cauic L.. only
child Of George and Annette W CLARK. aged
months and 10 days.
MAssIV--ln Elmorc on tho lith inst. Of ttran-
gulNed hcrniH, Nj. John Massey, formerly from
ifa-h+,t,slt, as.d - ,aarA...-
PRNpr--ln Concord. Dec. II. vi. David Pratt
AGED 81 years MI Pratt VaSNvpuud,d 10 the
war IT 1872, aud has for many years received
nrn .inn from Tho l. S GnNcrmmrnL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25

franos' when dry ouPPiug will take the place
of the lteFtmsat by gfe,4and lgo powerful
medicines 10 reach two different symptoms ip
IN his case, will be administered, 10 BID fol-
lowed by cold douohes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
nYapIspnIA.

t'Hsidfrius abe sau1us frms u Flu tnls dlseasa u-
friDpo srfItuaY veil nr called "niarl headed" Do Doe
ifain hHH indigestion. Palm u ihr stomach HH1rfarr,
water brasl Clslifrusfa. Fes Aridly, pppfcs'H aff
katng Jlupdlrf fiamrnrY Tofpor o. the Liver piui-
nrsa DoniliY Esuais Complaints &C. Some ~ tha nri
men IN o land have FVeh her sIitiru corunrHir fra-
i've a. the eufcs a1otean telr osn trs1ua b. ne oE-
efsAfEp hiUEHHI shilr rtuponials nom 0hrr sources
editorial opHi., aua voluntary raPTrsi9na from prsans
who arcayone % see thrr names print arc prrfrrH
Overwhelming
hral ths allowing from hsby respffaba ciersImau
EasrIAraTos, Mas Trb. b, ists.
20 the Ehii1r nfthr Portland MiUGf .-aIf.
hHfHEharrp htTHHr lHr uurr thau twenty ~ frHrs
NE patntr Amy ann phi firaua 90 iH almost uarrHa
MAJ " trir furiruf prescriptions, have r Mraf
neil Df patent uediclnesNt similar result Through
aafsu bottles 81 ths Ox YGESArkb HifrERs 4 began
e. u than without anF ~ deriving hrip from them
hri lolgrmin,d % Fi1r them = aif FiaL eonilhusd
SINCE then have gradually Improved lu heaiih u am
ruNfrN nee from afu1t ~ thr stomach AMI from The con
srgusn latuenrY and the aNfnl ana almost aisirafiF.
tNt hrahafhrf Nht ufr isf uHla tIrriurr has WhulF
uuuurd mu 90 tudg aud lDI ell other uin.tural duiss
and rendered he burden mel that owe g. a. 49,
salon uf gratitude o. Mrfaft. fusa ln nud alan
as tn ehtimatiru, REMEDY or that fTnF
leinE and cruel ~ drasft co WhiCh poor human mech
many dnsr0ut remedies - h Elid fgsuit, can
Commend tho OHNErrated hiusW Win confidence mW
nhrrh lfauy n the readers NJ ne Argr Hnnrf
lnf hrfhi ue'n - mak' tial - ess4 h,,Ft T,thoni
Prepared hi hEfi " FOWLE Co, u1uuH. ana ny
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
NoTic,Iu.

There will be a lecture delivered a. the South
Church on Thursday evening, Dec 80, by
REN. ), TODD, -. ID,
of Piusdeld, Mass. commencing at z - o'clock.
subicct-"Thc Dignity Of Labor"
Tickets % cents. To be procured n VIM. A.
Wells and At lIoward's Book store