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- Dr. EAseerIy7s Eeyer and AEne
Killer Is warranted to cure all of Ague and Fever
Chis and Fever, Dumb AgEe Intermittent and Remit
tent Fevers, and every form Of Fever incident
West. II has cured more than One Hundred Thousand
cases during the last two years.
Sold by DR.. EAsTERLY, corner Of Third and Chestnu
streets, ct. Louis Mo-; by w. A. HOLTON& CO. QUIC-
LY BRO, and D. sIMMs L CO, Alton, III. and
Druggists generally.
For sale by 4. L. GAY, Burlington auvl7d6w1y
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DIR. EASTERLY,S
DEts 1SMAs XsTkIJ .
cd Inc and Snrsn partYsae

Iodine and SnrsapariIia.
VIII cue all diseases arising from an Impure state
the t.oo, adspraved condition OF tine Guilds OF tn
system, viz Cancers, swelling Of the glands, rhsama
tism, white dwellings, chronic e,es, piles, bIes
eTyspelas goitre pains in the bones ard JOINTS
In the mouth and throat, and all chronic constitutional
diseases. This medicine searches out the very roots
the disease b. purifying the blood and changing the
cretlons In the systep thus removing the cause which
rendefsthe cure certain and permanent.
DR.. Easteriy Iodine and SaTsaparilla will cure the
worst disc ase and drive cut and destroy
cry particle ofn,ercury which the SYSTEM and cure
its bad effects.
Il wicnre secondarysyphlis venereAi disease and
win drive the syphilic virus and ALL ary taints
ana poisonous matter out Of the system through the
pores OF the SIX and the patient perfect
state OF health and purity. y positive for the
liver complaint ard dyspepsia, II used proper length
oftims. challenge the world 10 produce its equal in
these complaints. The afflicted will bear in mind thu
Dr. Eastefys Iodine and Sarsararla viii cure all neI.
vous diseases, female complaints, drorsy, gravel dis.
eases ofths kidneys bladder ard urinary or, ans in
few days.
II will remove pimpes and bo;ches from the face, and
m IKE the skin clear, white and beautiful aiaba,er
L does this BY Purifying the blood, ami BY its promp
action on the liver, kdeys and secretory organs pro
iucing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afflicted with scrofus,
I'D sores letter, ringworn scald ID ad blotches erup
ions OF the skin and a eutaneous diseases are advised
Q procure Gridleys Salt Rheum letter ointment to
ppiy on the sores or diseased parts when using Dr.
sasterlys Iodine and Sarsasarilla. The Iodine and
arsaparla pures the blood, causes the sores to
discharge their putrid matter and the Ointment heals
hem. When both are used (Which always recon-
aend) permanent and radical cure Is always Effected
hey are the best and most powerful curatves known
man. fair trial is all ask do not fear the re.
llt.
Price ofthe Iodine and Sarsapara ii per bottle or
bottles for Is. Gridley's salt Rheum Ointment Is
.nts Per bottle. Both prepared BY Or. Easterly
'rner Of Third and Chestnut Streets Louis Missc
/, sole proprietor, to whom ali orders must be ad
ressed.
sold by Matteson d Palmer, Hamilton AND Dr. White,
fuggis's IN this city, and BY druggists generally.
Ia Inv nnrln. /
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DRY 1ooDS.-The past week has been active
ia all departments of the dry goods trade. Silk
fabrics, OF desirable styles and Qualities and
nearly all kinds of dress goods. are in good de-
.haho at steady prices. Staple silks are very
urn. Hooien and cotton goods of foreign
manufacture are weak in price. and compara
uveiy duh with an over supply in market. Rib.
oons have been sold to some extent bnt woca,-
not report much tirmncss and steadiness in
price. some old stock has appeared, and some
OF the new lmportations are Of old manufactures
the European owners sending their old stoei
mere for sale. Thus there is a SUNNY ~ ola
fancy styles out of date. The best part of the
demand is the plain styles. French shawls sell
well at fair prices. Merinos and deaines of
good quality are in good request, especially the
former, which have revived in the public taste
TINS iail, as combining durability with gensility.
Az French goods, staple and otherwise. of good
qualities, and dress goods OF new STYLES. are the
iavorites OF the market. The jobbers are very
ousy. This week is the busiest of the season.
domestic goods sell well. Prints of snowy
styles are ia large supply, to which the demand
IS scarcely equal. the improved demand for
merinos injuries that for winter prints. Wool
ems are less active, excepting fancy cassimeres.
ana OF these the supply is large. 1t is only the
best sty les that command steady prices.
Inc dry goods importations of last week
equaied in value those of the corresponding week
OF last year. but consist mostly OF silk and
wooden goods-tew cotton or linen goods arriy-
ing. Ihe lmportations o! general merchandise
are only $500, 600 less than the same period last
year, as appears from the following table, which
is comparative statement of the foreign i'm
ports at New York for the week and since Jan
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Since Jan. &16l 1927 1867 STA 9sl 9s9 &1ol
We remark more active business with lob
bers than with importers. Western as well AS
Southern buyers are IN market in a greater body,
and are making considerable purchases. The
activity Of trade is, however, confined to fewer
houses than last year, as we have had occasion
to notice before. The stocks in jobbers' hands
are fast being reduced, and will doubtless re-
quire replacing before the close OF the season,
SO that importers will be able to close out all
their desirable importation without loss. The
first purchase OF the trade were light and eau
tious, leaving room for further resort to first
hands for supplies. Consumers as a body are,
however, very sparng Of their purchases, con
tenting themselves with only necessary supplies
for the winter. The stock Of winter clothing
both of material and made up gapnents-left
over from last year is very large, and the effect
on the market is to keep prices down to the
consumer. If a severe winter sets in, the stock
will be disposed of; but q warm, mild winter
like the last will leave still larger quantities Of
goods on hand.
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PARTICULARS or 1nR DRArn or OsnKosH.-
The Shawno Venture gives the following partio
ulars Of the death OF Oshsc~h, the Menomones
Chief, in Wisconsin:
One Of the traders sold him whisky. lie went
to his two sons, drank freely, and became in
toxicated Oshkosh who u very cross when
drunk, got iighting,wish HE two sons-they get.
ting exaspe ted, tied him, and logged him 50
severely thu he died from the effects OF IL He
was buried last Tuesday. All the tribe attended
bis funeral, also the traders Keshana. He was
buried in two collins, the inner one was lined
with black velvet, aud tastefully trimmed with
ribbon. He was painted with vermillion. The
| coffin had glass fixed over the face, through
| which the borrowing tribe got the last look Of
their beloved Chief After the funeral Kroron
made speech against the runous effects
OF whisky, and how it had caused the death Of
their lamented Chief. They danced their death
dance and, Que By one, dispersed to their homes.
A.quon-amay. the eldest son. it is expected,
will succeed him.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS REDuc-
TroN The journals OF the Slave Democracy
vince terribly under the exhibit of the Auditor.
showing that the amount OF taxes to be collect.
ed Tor State purposes, is ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS LESS than it was last
year. While the General Government il in
department, under the rule of the Slave DEM
ecracy, Iowa under Republican rule-is re- |
oacing the bathens OF taxation ONE FOURTH. /
nat Is Tact that every man can understand: |
ana the tax payers Of Polk County, when thew I
visit the tax-collector, and find that their bur
thens have been reduced one fourth, will need
10 augmentation to convince them Of the de-
sep'ion the slave Democracy have attempted
~ prActce 10 talking OF Republican expendi-
lures. 10 80 out of 90 counties of Iowa. the
state Tax has been largely reduced; yet in the
VAN nope OF binding lew voters, some of the
congo Journals are base enough to take from
ne auditors statement the list Of ten counties
= winch taxes are very slightly increased. by
.'rtue OF an enhanced valuation, and by pub
,su'ns 'hein ehdeavor to convey the impression ,
!, taxes have been increased all over the
,tate 10 Ihe same ratio. Men who weuld do
!, na'' would nutilate the 10 commandments if
ney could serve their purposes thereby.
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Notice.

THE following Goods, Wares and Merchandise ara
4 now In Store in the Warehouses OF hessrs OGDEN
Copp, In the City Of Burlinvtan state Of Iswa and
nave oseh Tor more than SIX months past and uncaed
for, and unclaimed by any person or persons
lore shall offer the same at Public Auction said Ware
Houses on tie 2lst day of September, 1855 and shall
continue the sale from day to day until they all dis
posei 81 10 the highest bdler, defray all expenses
incurred upon them, inciadsng the advertising OF the
same unless claimed and ~ charges paid before said
day of sale-to wit:
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xUt UUIUbU WIE8CU.
~ EW supply iron the rniRTiSra spirioS Of this I'm.
menseiy popular collection Of beautiful Music for
aeho sis and Music Glasses ~ hand this msrnius Al
HAMLkfs Music Store.
jefferson Street. opposite Cooiba1gh& brooke Hank.
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the city d. New Iofk.
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traiiy paid up in cAsh, 10 e50Oo00 90
The surplus on the LIST day Of
January, 2Os,s77a5
Total amount Of capital and
surplus, s7Os.s,7 .
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Total for the week 81 1864 $4i5D447 &3olo6;2
fteV.repofted lot,Su,lo5 40 S41 SOP 9s, 1911 Gil
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For the week. 1856. 1851 1873
Dry Goods Sl94s5l2 &2ostAs1 20 olo 1ea
GENERAL mdz. 2,2Ji,522 2,066,o13 1891 Dos
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-11-27
TRUE TIME.
American Watches.

lESE sup"inr Watches made by the aid NJ new and
original maChintry, expressly designed to with
allow price, Jlsr suhstANrtAL and uSToHALV RTLAHLE
time Keeper The movements are new M construction,
haN been rnnouuccd tue hishcst authorities 20 bc fault
less Ia principle ANA quality and have been proved by the
most Nctng tests to be unang IN action These watches
made entire nom the crude materials single e..
tah hmcnt by connected and uniform
tory being organized upon the system thai has
adopted ~ the production OF the uucquRlcd American nre-
Hrns-Whlch enables rs 10 produce movement at
hoIthc price ofa inrcn movement Of the quality
Each watch - carefully tested and accompanied with
the makersocrtliyate and warranty for rEN Years
M Foreign watches made BY hand. the American
watches being the only made by machinery upon
uniform svsm throughout Nearly all hand made watch
are defective aud continually getting
In many parts Of the country tits impossible iud good
watch Tcp1ltcts and watch repairing ~ AwASs
and exp nsNe The Introduction uf American watches
dtposos pf this NJ this dlncuity country merchants
well watch dealers keep watches part
mlsccancous stock aud thus supply their customers with
n new staple. which may he used other article,
without mystciy or humhug Sold by the trade generally
SAcsroom IN Boston. los Washington Street General
Agents, hessrs. Robbins Appleton, New York.
IN APPLETON. TRACY A. 60.
MALTllAM MASS.
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CARRIAGE WORK.

VNHE subscribers hNEing rented part Of the
shop formerly occupied by Wheeler s. Flint
IN the steam Mill, would say 20 their friends aud
the SUblic, that they are prepared To do any work
required. Also, Patterns and Models made by an
experienced workman
- Also Stimson & Chapin's improved Broadcast
Seed Sowing Machine, which with one horse, will
SOW from 20 To 20 feet wide and more even than
can he done by hand. Call and see them.
All work.ydone faithfully, aud with despatch.
Please give us a call. O. r. CHAPLIN & co.
St Johnsbury, April Il. 1853 II
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A GOOD UNDERSTANDING
Cheap for Cash /!
TNHE subscribers would announce to the public
that they arc just receiving large supply of
BOOTS AND SHOES

VII suDFcrlbcfN would announce to the pubIic
that they arc just receiving large supply Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of every desirable style and quality, for their
Wholesale and retail trade direct from tho brst
manufactures In Massachusetts, and Vermont
which they offer az retail low ms can be bought
In this, or any other County in tho State, and
AZ Wholesale as low can be bought in Boston, or
New York markets.
They continue to manufacture to order n great
variety Of warranted Boots and Shoes, for Ladies
and 6Snucmcn;of excellent workmanship aud out
of the best quality OF stock.
Also constantly on hand for sale Kid and Goat
Stock, French Calf skins, shoe thread, nails &c
They would return their acknowledgements for the
liberal patronage they have received and respect
fully solicit n continuance ef public favor
NJ Please call and examine for yourselves be.
fore purchasing elsewhere
ALhRN & BURPEF.
Railroad 81, 81, Johnsbury, Sept, >, 1881
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Machinery and Castings.

II VIZ subscribers have 0n hand Woolworlhb
Il llauers, Circular Saw Mile, ClHpboa'I and
hhinRlf hiilA " approved patterns aud eErfilrut
workmanship, also Sugar-HuuHU a ATch-WauthH
aud Flatrs, hlAcksmi TWlrfsi Pan brlnHa
aud Tire Rollers, n0z Stoves, haW door Rolls,
Icon sinks, SO, &C., Castings and forWGgs Of
every description, and repairing done 90 order spd
AZ short notice, HALLEl a lHDMfhnh,
%, JuhuaLuy W. hdu
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N Y W GOOD = !.
For Sale.

'VNHE well known Ira Colby farm pleasantly To-
Gated on good road. 81 Of a mile north of
Dtp,Olc Green, AMI within q miles of 81 Johns.
b trv On the old county rad to North DauNllc 49,
said mrm contains about 100 acres suitably iii
Nlcd into mo wing. tillagc. aud pasturare toeeth-
c. with who'd cuough fnt homo usr Il is one uf
TIA best wdcat aud corn mrms iu this mart OF the
county. having about - acres Of southsrly and
east 'rly cants, with convenient house and out
huhdnvs. win h. sold with or ,yithoutth rrops
i'rn' easy, aS a part eau remain on mortgage II
Il ifrd. For further information inuuirc ~ mo
suBscribnr an the premises PnxscsSion given
immediately. CtIA'S II. PRENTGSS. T9tf
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j. ID. Chase & Sons,
PracticalP Founders, Machinists
AID MILLW RIaHTB,

Il EXP constantly on hand Castings, Mil
IN Irons, Water Wheels, hoard Machines,
ClaphnaTd and shingle Machines, Corn curkrrs,
SMUT Marhinra, 50 Sci aud build Lumber aud
GriatAullf. Also dealers m Manufacturer arti-
Giles, via Mil stones, Bniung Cloths, India Rub
Der Helrug, HOsr and Packing Leather Hrltiug,
taco Leather aud Belt lihets, aud Saws " all
descriptions.
Al Kinds N Job Work done AZ short noroe.-
MillWHphts supplied with Irons Machinery, SO,
dt liberal discount. Az work warranted, Or
acre or enquiries by nail uT otherwise promptly
attended a., iltf
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Wyoming Hotel,
New Boot & Shoe Shop
AT LYNDON CENTRE.
Tx a. q U \ M n "

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w oflyud0u aud vicinity, thathc has opened
oNlot and shoe shup .a connection With al.
sore, whore Ladies' light Wd heavy, and ,Gcnts,
lain and thick nnIk sill, he A4llr aaeaTdi4p
n order, aud Ia all Gases Warranted, The hest
o"NNo7'inru are eupnNrd, and perieri satisfaction
u gnamnived, Please call and see,
II, A, DUMMY.
r,udon Centre, Nov !, 1855. IO.j
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Two Important Events.

7 is somewhat singular that the having of
L the Atlantic Cable audit discovery, nv Til
Ten X Co, Of their wonderful recipe for making q
ill that will render thr TsF Of Calomel. except in
are cases, unncccssRrv-wc say Il Is singular
hat these events should happen in the same year
nr this recipe II the greatest triumph ofMedicine
hat has taken place for twenty years. Not that
We would advise the community to take morr
bills. but that we congratulate them in being able
20 psocurc nm article that will effect cure with.
tut the sad consequences following other mcd-
ineSQf this class We say TO the community
~ Thorn, and you will be satisfied with them.
lN-Bccause they operate so easily, without
'aino irritation or gripping.
. 2d-liccausc they save expense, requiring a less
lumber Tor dosc-ouc often operating three
ines or more, and lca,ing the. system in a heal
thN state.
3d-Bccausc they.will render the use Of calomcl
Unnecessary while They produce all the beneficial
'rcts Of this potent mineral poison in nine eases
put uf ten.
ith--liccausc they are approved by the best
physicians in the country.
Recipe sent to physicians without charge.
For sale wholesale aud retail by
HOYr & GREEN,
to whom all orders should be sent. and nv their
agents IN most towns in Northern Vermont OF
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- AffNioNfdiAs
- regard Ar Eddy one the capable AMI sue
crssu practitioners with whom, have had onicid inter
curse,
CuAS. MASON Cutnmisslonsr ~ Patents
II have no hrstitlon In assuring inventor. that they
cannot employ person more competent sud Trust nr
and more capable of putting their applications ru ~
fs t.~e' arr fyvurarU COMMUNICATION At
the Patent once
EDMUND BURKE" Late Commissioner " Patents
"Nnstun February 4 I,6s
Mr. u " Fll, has made for me- THIRTEEN applications
on all but ONEu WHICH patent, have been granted, aud
that pending, such unmstaknhlC nrpoT ut
trynt talent and abtv On hts part leads e.
al e. him their
they be sure u having thc most faithful attention
slowed ulht cases and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGARf"
Prom sept 18th, Js57 June Nth 1855 the subscriber
W course u his large practice made twice rel ctcd
UIyntious. StNrEEN APPEALS. EVERY ONEo which
was dectcd Ia h AVOr by the Commissioner of Patents
IL. H. EDDY.
BOSTON. January |, 1875 6J-iy
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staff of Life.

ID EST brands of Flour in Bags and Barrels
ID Graham an lBucsuhcnt Flour, RYE, Com and
Ou NJ ii. nnnrug and Shorts. constantly on
hlRl At h. Z, BROWNS, .
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Good Stoves.
II and Shingles.
Sash and Doors.

THOSE in want of n first rate article in
Il the above line will DO well to give us n call
and buy good inside Doors nom 81 25 20 l.75, the
best workmanship in all cases warranted.
l.. o. STEVENS.
St JoSssbury. Oct. 7. 1895 Su
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Horse Shooting
\ y II
2bA C1xsnTGrIErNG

II LIZ OK s5INI AAhAAINC q.
HllE subscfibcrs would respectfully announce
o. the publio that they have formed a part.
iVrship Tor the purpose ~ carrying on the above
,Amcd business. All kinds Of work done with
,catuess aud despatch
c. Patterson, one Of the firm, will give his per-
nuRl attention To horses la the habit 81 cutting
q oN~Ucaching OF having bad feet. lie thinks
rom his long experience hc can give general sat.
fmciiun. The patronage ofthc public il respect
ully solicited. G., PATTERSON
Stf s. n. MARSTON.
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Jobbing Business,

rENUE subscriber. will carry on the business
4 heretofore done by A u Print Co and
would solicit leaning OF all kinds, and also Stone
work generally. SHLEE
9Sf
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Room Paper

A NEW and splendid assortment of paper
IA HanginRs. borders. Paper Curtains. Sc. Sc.
at lower prices than ever before Just received at
T., T, BROWNS.
Oct " M
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For Sale, Cheaper than Ever.
NEW LOT

DF Triple, Lard, Salmon, Mackerel, Trout,
- Cndhsh, liaNbut and Hrrriug lust received
Z l.. /. BROWNS.
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For Sale!

10y the subscribers at low figures, -
, and 10 fnpi=EnEinr EHthrs with ur=Kithaut
screw fixtures. Also one 2d hand
CIAPBOAllD pLANER,
One blind Machine, together with ? sizes Of Eel.
tons Portable Cast Iron Grist Mills, suitable for
grinding all kinds OF grain together with corn on
the cob. 4. X. FAIRBANKS
Agent for Caledonia Machine Shop'Co.
y. D.--In the absence 81 4. n. r, cation s. q.
Bracket or ID. Colby, at the Planning Works for
particulars, g3u