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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-21
d. r. THOMAS, NJ. D.
No. A6l Vine street.

YINcENNEs, Ia, June -, 1856.
Prof. O. J. Wood; As you about to nahuiact
and vend your recently discovered Hair Resora-
tive. | viii state for whomsoever it may concern:
that have used il and known others 70 it-that
have for several years, been in the habit of using
other Hair Restoratves and that find yours vastly
superior TO any other | know Ii entirely cieanses
the head Of daHdraf, and with months proper
use Will restore any persons hair 10 the orig giaal
youthful color and texture, giving il healthy, soft
and glossy appearances and all this without discoor-
ing the hands that apply II, or the dress on which
il drops [ would, therefore, recommend is use 10
every one desfous OF having iiue color and texture
10 hair. Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
O. J. WOOD & Co, 2l2 Broadway, New York,
(.n the great New York Wire RaiHng Establsment)
and Il Market street, s.. Louis, M.
And sold By all Druggists.
Tor sale al the Drug Store Of Dr.. B Harry, Bed
ford, Pa.
May l4, 1888.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-21

WAGONS.-Severaln new two horse wagons
work warranted, for sale on liberal credit or
for country produce by A. B. CRAMER s Co.
Feb 10, 1853.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-21

VINO WANTS TO Blow THE BuGLn OF Kansas.
The ST. Louis Democrat, one of the most We
bement Black Republican papers in the Union,
advises the people of Kansac to reject the Le-
compton Land Ordinance, as amended by Con-
gress, for the reason that, If they wait, they
will get twenty millions more acres Of land than
is proposed by tbe late Kansas adjustment from
the next Congress, which il predicts will be
Black Republican. In other words, that Pecu-
liarly honest party, through its organs, offers
Kansas four times as much land as is usually
given 10 new States, il she will reject the Le-
compton Constitution. This oaghtto shut up
the moths Of The Black Republicans about
"brlbery. y Gin. Enqajrer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-21
csJJegg gs1g91l-,1s 91~,5-3-,1g- -
ArEEREC AN HoUSE,
CUMBERLAND ND,

JOHN Q. RIFLE, PROFRlETCR.
z-Cne6es from Bedford, Greensbufs and
Washington, stop al this House. Persons going
= Cumberland will find advantages. by stopping
al the ''AneIican Houss, over that of any
other in the place. (may II, '5S-ly.)
-slr-ettG1J1r2e et>~>~ 5r19ygST1g1zs51
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-21

Bazjn's fancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams
SC. just received and for sale at DR.. Harry's
Drug Store.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-21

hcSse-Cdeese, best quality, Just receiv'
ed at REED & hltNNICH'S.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-21

GOOD CORN BROOMS FOR 4 DINE,
All of which will be sol! cheaper han the cheap
est DON'T forget to call at RUPP'S NEW STORE IN
ANDERSON'S ROW, ore door east Of Cessna and
K Shannon's office and opposite the Gazette Office.
g. w. RUPP.
April 80, 1853.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-21

The "figA stripe. We have lately Teeeiv-
ed number ofleHers from subscribers, highly
aPPgobatory Of our paper, for which the writers
respectively have our hearty thanks. We Sc
lect from among them the following
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-12-30
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY f. WELLS,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS OF SuBscRIrTIoN..For one year, if paid
in advance within six months, Sl.50; il not paid
within six months, 900.
TERMS OF ADvERTIs1NG.-$l.0 90 per square for
the first insertions, and 25 cts. for every sub
sequent Insertion; twelve lines or less constitute
square, II the number of Insertions be not
marked on the advertisement, it will be published
until forbid, and charged accordingly liberal
deduction made to those who advertise their busi
hess by the year. The privilege of annual adver-
tsers extends only to their immediate business.
Announcements Of candidates for office, 81. 90
per month. to be paid in advance.
Communications the effect of which is to pro-
mote private or individual interests, are matters
of charge, and are to be paid for at the rate of
so cts. per square.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-12-30
NO. 8.

ly of Mr. Thompson's lecture. We have
been compelled to omit more beautiful pic
lures than often go to make up an attractive
and entertaining address. The lecture Of
Mr.. Thompson we regard as one of very
finest we have ever heard one Of the most
complete in structure, elegant in finishy fresh
in feeling, and picturesque in delineation
that it has ever been our qualification to lis
ten to- The audience present were of the
same opinion, and will long remember the
occasion as one of unqualified delight.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-12-30
gelerte1 Misrellany.

ALL GIvE.-All creatures were made by
a Giver; therefore all give. The dull clod
gives life to the bountiful seed the grass
blade gives beauty to the eye and food to the
herd the flowers give manifold pleasure !;
the trees give majesty and good service; the
stones give dwelling; the air, the rain.
the ocean, the river-all give, and who
shall tell how much? The bird gives it's
music and its loveliness; the silk worm and
all we can mention give, give; and above
us every star gives, though but slender
ray: and every planet gives; and the great
sun gives. God is ever giving, and yet has
better things to give, which will make all
things look trifing. He has given angel
life-here human life; there thrones, do
=rninions, principalities, and powers-here
grace, mercy and peace. He gives ever );
but does not receive, except, indeed, the
JOY of seeing those happy whom He has en-
riched out of his own store.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-12-30
Qriglnak 1loetry.
For the Port Tobacco Time
OTHER DAYS.

O'er hill and dale, the bright sun shines,
How cheering are his rays,
All nature smiles and bids me be
The joyful girl of ''other days.
The murmuring stream, the warbling birds
Invite my thoughts in vain
For oh! the joys of fsother days"
Can n'er be mine again.
The past-the past-how like dream
Too sweet, too sweet to last;
Fond hopes that then my souf enthralled
Far from me 7a0lc cast.
One deep toned voice in accents soft
No more falls on my ear,
AS it was wont in 'sother days.
To give me hope or fear.
The smile loved, alas! too well,
That frightened at my step,
And shed a radiance o'er that face
liner, n'er can forget.
Far-far from here in a lonely spot,
Meath the willows dropping shade,
Where birds sing sweetly through the day,
My all of Hope is laid.
PAULINE.
Charles County, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-12-30
For the Port Tobacco Times.
MY IDEAL.

MY IDEAL.
I've been thinking, I've been thinking,
How well I'd like to marry
Some fine and dashing fellow,
Who is not inclined to tarry.
His Hair must be black and curly,
His eyes of blueish green,
With moustache and whiskers too
The blacklist ever seen.
His teeth must be like ivory,
His mouth like Cupid's bow,
His air of great Importance,
His bow profound and low.
His manners must be refined,
His dress the sspink of fashion,
With spirit that never raises
In an angry passion.
would not have him tall,
Nor yet of stature mean,
Five feet is just my standard,
Not too fat nor yet too lean.
would like him fond of music,
With voice like ssturkey dovc,''
To amuse my leisure hours
With lays of plaintive love.
But this ideal that I've formed
fear I'll never find;
And if should do not know
That to me he'll feel inclined.
For the bcaux are like the bellies,
They act so very funny,
Never seeking for true love,
But always after money.
The question first propounded
Is-Has she any tin !?
And if she proves an heiress,
Forthwith their VOWS begin.
Now, have but very little,
OF that much desired metal,
Yet am indeed quite anxious
To marry and to settle.
And should / soon be favored,
With a reply from some young swain,
Answering the above description,
My love he will obtain.
DoRCUs
in search of O. Husband
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-12-30

~Some musical publisher Or teacher
once wrote or said:
''The art of playing on the violin requires
the incest perception and the most sensible
of any art in the known world
Some editor commenting on the above,
thus says :-
1.-The art of publishing country news
paper, and making it pay, beats the art Of
Gddling higher than kite
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1858-12-30

AEWhen the tailor looked at the Falls
of Niagara, with its thick cloud of spray, he
suddenly exclaimed, -
Goods! what a place to sponge coatp'
When a corrupt politician looks at seat
in Congress, with all it's immense facilities
for sacrificing the national interests to the
highest bidder, he mentally exclaims,-
Gods! what place to spong the people,'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

CHAHLfs suAHEH.-A gentleman, residing
10 this city, Who hos recently returned from
Europe. hhrrr bee had access 10 the best
mrHns 81 information, 'tates that the opinion
OF the physicians iu Paris, who baya hern
consulted boo Mr., Summers case, 10 that be-
viii never recover from the 0hecIs Of the iu-
luries from which bee hls been suffering for
over tW0 years. Ills mental as well as phys
ical system 10 much shaken, and although ne
may aurrifr ior years, there rs liftle probhbil-
uy that hr'wlll ever be- able % resume the
duties Of public life,--Nen Bedford Stand
ard on.
~ A Southern paper thinks the neutrali-
~ Of the Atlantic Gable, which. wa so loudly
HrPhel tnr by President buchanan, has been
fully established, II hasn't word 70 Say on
either side.
- Lord Derby r. laboriug under an or
gauic diso1so--luuoh says be- has been no
long IN the stable his heart has become 'ossi-
fed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
Tho Boy Murdoror.

James RodPers who WIS executed 81 New
York iait Friday Was only about nineteen
years old We gather from our exchanges
The following h0sia relation TO the murder
and the parIie, most interested
The murder for which he suffered the pen
slly Of the law, wns committed in October,
1907. Mr. Swnuston md his wife were walk
iug on the corner Of lcpth avenue aud Twcn-
Nlnt street, when Mrs, Swauston was rude
Is jDslcd by three rnWdics, and upun her
husband cxpo1ulnting with them on their
conduct, one OF them drew knife and stab
bed him 30 that he died almost instantly.
Rodgers was identified as the murderer, tncd
and convicted, Every effort was made TO
obtain a ropr,cVe, on account Of his youth,
hut Governor King refused to interfere, and
the sentence was duly executed.
Rodgers went 10 New York q few years
since from the country, was allowed by his
employers 10 spend his leisure where he
pleased, fell into the hands " company Of
young 10 Wdics, passed his evenings iu drunk
en- frolics, and IN one Of these frocs commit
ted the crime Cor which he utones by his life.
New York needs Just such nm example as the
execution Of this boy, The roWdy boys who
go armed about the streets, frequent the
drinking houses and make the public thor
oughlarcs at night unsafe To peacoahlo oiti-
gems, need to be warned by seeing 10 what
their rowdyism tondsl aud parents aud
guardians, ia city and country need the
warming 10 show them the cN'cut Of the peril
TO which they expose those committed 10
their care, 10y allowing them to go at large
at night, to pick up their morality In the
streets, and in the multitude of ,ilc dcns
opened Ut night for the ruin Of the young
and unsuspcciing. Thousands of boys who
would be- shocked at tho thought of such %
crime, are following in the Ncty fpotstcps Of
the poor boy Rodgers, and thousands of
parents who think they are doing pretty well
by their children, are uucousclously exposing
them to the prgils Of 4 similar course aud u
like terrible fate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
No aambIIag Deaa Of waahington

The Washington correspondent ~ the
philadelphia Aarih American makes tho toll
lowing ssI,puh statements
"lHhe gambling resorts have increased
f4h4lIy ~ Washington within tho lust ten
tr4n, aud 10 IL notorious thlt thTl have done
u.fr tu dcmpulIe legislation thau I'D thc
other drh1siug and cprrupnug influence
uIIrl have been brought to bear upon weak,
trna, or needy msmbers OF Congress.
Uas deeply Impressed by tho silent but eIo-
0urnt witnesses oi this Tact, Whtu the draw
rrs Of PeudletDu's desk were Opened ycster-
day, and numerous blllsf relating % schemes
before Congress, were exposed ~ public view
The misery and wrctcheduess and degTeda-
ton inflicted upon men aud families by these
hr.ls Hre appalling, and even tho imperfect
disclosures which have reached me- accident
ally, c2hhit state Of morals iu Congress
which would astD nish the country, II exposed.
Some Of these gamblers, and Othcr8 who ave
concerned us capitalists with them, are openly
employed % lohy agents, from their supposed
ability o. control votes through obligations
incurred by members, aud the fact h one ~
common town talk that their tables are the
daily resort Of o large clnss n huChYuters, iu
preference 10 the hotels, This thing has ds-
sumrd that seriuuA shape when publicity be-
comes duty fur strange as u may seem,
the Influence has 90 ramlilcd that Il was feared
10 one time, IN the early stages ~ the Kan
sas struggle, last session, when the House
was nearly equally divided, that the scale
would be- turned by tuW Gf the screw upon
particular members who wcrp known % hr in
power Of the gamblers IL mly we'll be ask
rd whore ARE We drifting, when such things
can be, and go unrebuked Pr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
Colleotor,s Notice.

NiHEltEAS, the Legislature Of the State of
w Vermont, in the year 1865, assessed AtaX
Of six cents per acre, on all lands tpublic land,
cNceptcd) in Goshen Gore, fncnr Hardwici) in
the county of Caledonia, in said State Tor the pur
pose of making and repairing roads, and building
bridges; those are to warn the pfuptictors aud
land owners Of said Gore, who have not paid their
proportion ut such. tax. in labor or otherwise, TO
the committee appointed TO surcrintend the cx
p-lliurc Il the same, to the subscriber, that
10 much Of their lands will he sold, at public
due, at tho dwelling house of the subscriber, in
Goshen Gore, in the county or Caledonia. on
Thursday, the Goth day Of January next, att o.
clock, J.. NJ. will be requisite TO discharge
their respective ta~cs with costs.
Dated at Goshen Gore, this 18th day ~ Nov. A.
D., 1853. JOSEPH CLARK,
l2-lf Collector.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
TILE MARKETs.

hKlilrOA CATILE hAHkIT- nov ~.
A. WHftrt-Iuu hrCi tala lUuu stores 60 part WorL-
H utfhtn i1eH And calves httu sheep aud amtn and
hHIUr
rd,ts q Rect EslN-, H.2iA 1881 mt quality ss7sis
nnl HrtHuH 900. ttl a tu.NVI thlfd de-. %,
WmtIuE uEtI-Eluu. ilt. ~. 49,
hNfu iuH o. NHlfa 10 81 CO., tuluuiun DO " ~
Veal ialtta~ h4ra 90 $50, 800 ulIu rafn,
htsHtt nfafiuts % ~ i~o 5ears DID, 90, %
hhgsp snd iaills-si sas apoi lata, ana $500.
swine hpnuE pisa o. retail oa sg PEI No.
nilas-ot4a7o per lbi Pes oAe al,o0 .Caif sklus,
~ a - pes ~.
laupw i-fa1 pef 10.
GANbsip''E eArrLE AAHKEr-N-Y- lar
~ Waftt bu Cattle uHu noe ts. aud Hl1 stores con-
ttuuH gllW uAluH uhru, Cove anu caves. NrAfust
t. aud INffr tafa Ont
fi,rs Nt.ei hu,l-tktr Including nothing but ne
falI AfHN lHl hlAri hhth tfuA tth pee quality
utullnH nuths but thr tfst lafEt tlt aAl-fLn uhru
ttn 20 uu=f, lttluuug the brat giaas L uAtu Tie
tfal HtHtru Cove aui tUr i thItr lrafa Old htfrIa
o. 'a- tl IlaLi-. -. ,'L. uflluHf1. ~. I'D
hafftIIlUE laIUI 80 lUHtauHua.
hluirt NulkliNl uhru, lfuu 90. ~. 900 10 Cow
afu HNfa liui rshf A g. co. AfaIluFat ~, 1870
AtHfH 900 800. q "a. lhtrr NUHIa ulIl go q III.
nhrrl Huu l1uIH uHt uI4Ttrt. Pites tu utf III q
10 q -A l.lfs eNl arlUt Tons (. On $50. t.uf.
llllfa. n d ~. z 300 ll. Ialnh q g. q Y. pee o.
LLlln LAEl Lf fiLli4 a. All hklua. ia Ia. pI4
VIZ taiTff-Hllra at aH.u. aU.uI raIh-
hsiht -s3 rsrru tmErEct, fn,s.-shotss. whole
HulrI 90.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
MARRIAGES.

MtSrU-MNFoN-A ra,sump,ic Village, Oct.
2j 10y Rev. \. II. House Mr. NJ. II. Miner Of
Barnet. and Mrs G. G. Mason Of Laconia, y.
II.
Goes-Coog--lp Waterford Nov. 10Th hy Re,
I. Wauiu'r Mr. AFRO Goss ofWatcrford, to
Mics hd,lpho VI Cook Of Luncnboreh
rutHsS.--iA ,Esu>--At Greensboro. Nov 10. by
Rc, j. T.. Stone, Henry $. Tolman. esq, to
Miss. Martha A Jackson, all Of Greensboro
RIyEn,-N Mountain Newport. on the 7th inst
by Rev. II. y. iIu,ry, Mr. Rhudcrick Rivers
to Miss Salano Norris, both OF Newport.
MoUN-SUNurUY--In 1rnsburgh, on the 7th inst
by Rev. T.. n Hopkins, Mr. Willard MoryIo
Miss Maria j, Sunbury.
BowMAN--CrlrIss--In New York, Nov. &. by
Rev. \. n Birmingham, Calvin Bowman OF
Troy y. Y. 10 Alice l.. Curtiss Of New York.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
FlaHEH THUs Tltu tT4Tr,

~ 1000 AGrNTN WANrFp-lo sell I new
Ntuiinua AHruts have made $500 uu one b. g.
tr uau ~ ulutt fWhaf zEtncrt hcud stamps and
tti ~ paHee pa h'ulAfa, HfAuat ifii, hltOM \,
W. Luaeu, Mass.
~ $1,000 10 ono d0y-s52dO ia two
da1a, we're t,atrd u aEsua RETAILING my patents send
slAlnla l1f leilftt snd BOOK, A.. hBuWN,
lu-as' lUNci. Mass.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

" fUutt a Go ..t,UutlrIueu This ttrtinra that
Naa 1r MANI years atuu Win aususH uf the lungs
ul br'nWr su wrhk uist 10 was Nitu difficulty ,uud
NHla NJ ,uuEh uuts tu, uuc Waa ven severe, taur.
lF Wr hvUru Go fan great quantities ~ blood attend.
rd Win prulusr ulHht sNrats
Atttt uHuE remedies
a. trN NHtHtt hHirau ut it cherry liant su. amt
utr uHilJ the ust uur was cuuf, Co perfect
rvHfff HfFt HfrrfrttT
vuult als, urnuon that NJ. na,an cured little girl
~ mine uta HrFyr atus ut hu1pug Cough, when hrr
ir WIS rvru vNrt u1 tine , -, a and a uhrf rorrr~s
had Jailed. ihisutdI JOSIAH HOff
None genuine unless signed a. BUTTS" ON tr uuter
Ntapiuf.# Ii.lt
PREPARED l9 sEru W. fpwLEA co. nosTE3 AMI TO-
gnl" lf A. NInFhuu AMI iu}tk Green 80 JlLilufJ. !
hlruu Ht IuHuEtufF centre Calvin MorfU ks tast So
iuNUnAuIN. II 0ulult Go 10 uluu Centre " q. 40.
tsa4uh a. ilau 8 t.uula Mtst tnuuafd ant u,
nearly all ural,fsiu medicine. llrlt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20

The EDITOR OF "flag Of Our luton" says la paps
Of Jtb ", leo The mcmuy 81 Dr. whiat h enbalned
u the hsaus Of thousauds Who have 6Apeurlcsd rnlrs
cure from Coughs, duls Consumption ana Pulmonary Do
ease generally hy The Zee ohis hasam Tho invalid need
not fear 10 gNc tha ptoparauog careful tua speak
uom e. pefrnco, Mote tHsu ten the editor OF
TVS paper tested IT, excellence uS ind, dusi ~ M,
hnib. Win The mos surprising RESULT, curative mf
pulmonary disease"
CttrsuT tuHsrurUos AAp WHourtsG CorGH CraEn.
The following, nuu highly fsspo,tabN gentleman
speaks fut itsvlt.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
DEATHS.

Gltn-In Greensboro, Oct. 70, Clarinda A..
wife Of Mr.. James ellis, aged 50.
AusrIN--lu Greensboro, oct. % Lomira Stanley,
wife Of Mr. Elijah Austin, aged G3 years, II
months, and % days.
SrAui,--ln thi, town, Nov. g. Mrs. Mary Stark.
wife Of the late Robert stark Of St Johnsbury,
aged $50 wears and 10 months II Concord,
aud other y. II. papers please copy.
PALWrW--m ST. Paul, Minnesota. oct. % Mrs.
Bette Hockey. wife OF Hon. T.. &. Palmer. for
mcrly of Dan,ille, and recently Of Burlington.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
nARYELI.'S CONDITION POWDENg,
THE LIVER
LNUIG o7AT
puEp NuVD ny nm 9ANFpVn

CONPOtNpED entirely nun uuNs Il one - the be
y nurhAllNc and A Cd Mcdlclnrs now hcLnre tho nMLa

CONPouNpED entirely rr,nn uuus I. one ~ the best
y purHAtivc and ilvsr medicines before the puhuS
These Gums remove al ONLY ono dnse taken o.
morbid OF bad matter rom retiring
the system, supplying 10 = mare
hrir place healthy flow ~ = uuiy taken NJ
bile H. degrading The toni- ntgt lUoscba the
Ash. causing mod = gently cures eustN
wall, puTintnE II hasd. %
ri, ting tone Nr1 health 10 one taken Auer eaah
the whole machinery, 10 - meet All cure DyspspsiA
MOVING the cAuse % tho d one upsr nr&rr
ease eitscting radisals~ ls " alNJ iiry0 sick
n IIeatlAcho.
nm attack ctHet. b ai,a ,ta, un
And hat n iettor prevent " relieves Cnlc while all
cd by tho - who are riylnG their
the lNor lnviEuratnr tuRniIHoua Testimony In iN
one dose aner ealing "a b.Vnr.
snne"nt in relieve the - A NV ,'ies VIII cure
tpnach and ihc Dtnnay by e. citine the
. fird from LiruE suUi Az =. sofh.ntn
one dose often repeated a cure Chulsra Nor
bi =. ana prev utiNf 81 ChnlciA
only bottle " needed thr.w the sysiem the
tnsCts Of ~ rdchc ufer long slckuess.
one bottle taken for jAundico tem0v Hl unnatural
nom the skin.
dose taken short time ts4ate saihr gives v,xor 10
the appetite and inaksv thu f,od digest IN
one dose. omen repeated Chronic lnrrhos ia IL.
worst Wrn While Summer and DnN eli Complaints teld
almott Ia the nrst dnsu. \
We take pleasure iu recommending this uedicine ~
preNehtiNs Fovrr and Aqua Chnl fcyei. ai
vrfA Of hrifHus tNp " Win i'tfy
thona anaa ateN a 90 testify 20 ta nd rfu
MIS- wAttrin tho mnuthAriih the Inv GNal-
low hhthl tocrthrr, plltr one dollar p,r tutns.
IN ssANFu eli, fIVprit tor, NJ. sth Br,lduJy. New
nofk Pet,l ~ ~ DrugastH Sold also, BY J. q HtNb.
HAN, St Jul nshuty. o-3,A
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
T-oUNDl

VNlIE last of September, in the vicinity Of
I-Mik Street, Boston, about ono hundred doll
lars. supposed 90 have been lost by somc Vermont
trader. BY proving property the owner can have
the same. ISAAC FENNO 4 60.
tt-lJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-20
Concert
The Passumpsic serenado Bant

The Passumpsic Serenade Band
HAVE the honor to announce TO their
i i friends andthc public that they will give
their first IVbhc rehearsal at tho Baptist Church
in Passumpsic Village, on Friday evening No
,cmhcr 20, 1855 assisted ~ Mr.. & Mrs {. II.
CLARKE, On which occasion they will perform a
programme Of their best music.
DOORS OPEN AT 6--CoNcuur commence at
ocioct, precisely. Tickets Is cents, for sale at
Higgins Store aud at the door.
n. Il. The pinpo Forte used at this Concert is
from the celebrated manufSetory Of Chickering n
Sons We
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BUFFALO Goats, fancy Fur trimmed a
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