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CHRONIC DIAEEUU.A

In nothing is the toni, power "r the PERUVIAN SYEUr
strklIGl, shown than III III" prevention and cure OF
thr"nc Ditria. Tho tone Ui the Diseased iIrOus
taI, tOIc restored its irrtabiy d!sll pears The
digestion and absorption 9" EutiLcIt are duly llfolt"
the discharges become natural and health Is soo rcestab
l>hed.
Letters FROM Rev W p Webster Pastor OF the Methodist
EpisOca Il! Church in Weston, Mass.
Weston, Mass, Sept. E, 1888.
Gen,;emen.- Having been afflicted with dyspepsia and
It's attendant surIinG- pr fourteen years past, and the
last 1--WE six will! chronic dlarrlIa, ! am happy 10
that lind myself greatly improved Those DISAGREE
able feelings usually attending Dyspepsia are no" almost
entirely gone. and the darEa far removed that sui
fer ncouG n.IcS from IT, except when take cold, or
labor entirely beyond, producing somewhat OF an lnWart
Inflammation To HOSE WhU afflicted with the dys-
pcpsia arrangement of the liver and stomach prOuc
ing general prosi ration strength. would recommend
the Pcruvlan syrup vi the Most etual remedies
that have ever known. n =. EBSTER.
Weston, Mass. December ~, ISiS.
Dear SirS Since letter 10 You u Sept 9th have con-
tued The Usc the Pcru,.l Syrup until found self
much nprol ed that thought IL unnecessary To contiIl
longer Ny .eaIth better than has been Tor
quite number yeIs and the diarrhne seems 10 be ell
tUtly removed. cordially rctOnmcnd your Vllurb"
medicine brethren The clergy remedy admira
bly, ADAPTED relieve the complaints from which man
axe auerins. Il NJ r. " EBSi ER
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Caledonia Co. Bible Society.

The annual meeting Of the Caledonia Co. Bible
Socic,y will be held at the Congregational Church,
-. Johnsbury Centre. on Tuesday, Oct. 30. 1860.
a. 10 . o'clock. a. m. Clcrsynen of the differ
.nt denominations requested to give this no.
tie, the Sabbath previous to the meeting
t. JEWETT, Sec.
y b Agents having accounts with the Urea
sutcr for Bibles and Testamcnts are requested to
t.IAl>h ! statement of sales and make payment
PREVIOUS TO the meeting. tbs
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MARRIAGES.

In this village. Oct. Is, by Rev. W. w. Thayer,
Mr.. John O. Worcester and Miss Julia Snow,
3oth of St John sbury.
In Sutton, Oct Is, by Rev. L. I. Harris. Mr..
Levi T. Aldr;ch and Miss Ellen NJ. Eean, both OF
Sutton.
In Lunenburg, Sept. 26, by Rev. VIM. Scwal'
Mr.. Samuel Phelps and Miss Anna Blakesly.
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DEATHS.

In Burke, Oct. ). Mrs. Abby W. vile Oh Mr. "
C. kibby, aged 80 years.
In Holland, Oct. I, Dearborn Fogg, aged a.
In Hardwick. Aug. q, Mrs: Sarah Phiiorook
aged 100 years. 8 months and 2! days Mlu3w o.
Mr.. David Philbrock, who died IN hafo"icA
Dec. %, 1929, aged GS
In Danvillc. Oct Q, of consumption, Sally WI
dow of Eliakim Hunt. aged - years.
In Manchester N. H.. Sept. ID. Miss Susan f.
Senter. formerly resident Of Charleston w.
aged "a years.
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THE MARKETS..
Cambridge Cattle Market.
BY Telegraph to The Caledonian.

WEDNESDAY,, Oct II, 1860.
At market 2oll Cattle. about 1000 Beeves and
lOll Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows,
and one. two and three years oids.
PRICEs-Marhet Beef-Extra $40 S., 90 :;
first quality 5000 5000; second do. S5,2j 4;
third do. $3.50 ordinary $40.
Working Oxen-S7j. 0UO, 10:
Cows and Calves-S2j, 40, a g..
Icarings-S7 a9.
Two Years Old-SlO p
Three Years Old-Sl4 a H.
Sheep and LambS-97OO at market Extra and
selections. 1928 $50; in lots Sl,25. l,5o, a
200
Swinc-0000 at market
Hide>-i Gbc per 10.
Calf Skins-lO lie per ID.
Pelts-$l, 90 a 80 each.
Tallow-6 &c per ID.
REMARKS There was large stock Of cattle
at market to-day ill addition to about 400 kept
over from last week. About half were stores
Best quality sold at last weeks prices lower
grades and stores dull and prices lower. The
market presents good chance for buyers to sup
ply themselves with store cattle at low prices.
Sheep are rather dull. Prices lower, say about
l23c. per head
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Public LYceum.

Tic Philomathean Society will meet at the
Academy Hall. FRIDAY eve Oct. -. 1860 AT
clock TO discuss the following resolution
Eosotr,d, That the influence OF our Pres lden-
La elections i, opposed to the social and moral
.iA!Io' ement Of the people.
DISPUTANTS.
VI. \. BUCK, ar c. B. MAHAN, (Noc
vs.. TorHY, All f. P. LEE, Neg
DECLAIMEKS.
N. A. Buck, E. c. CHANBERLIN.
fAA>IDENT-H. r. STEELE.
Z. NAY, Sec.
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TATE OF We MON

- CALEDONIA DISTRICT. s..
In Probate Court holden at st. JohnSbury The 10Th
John Gikcrson. administrator on the estate Of VIII
ia Aiken late oil Barnet III SAID dstrit deceased, iahcs
application said court for LICENSE 10 sell the whole III
the real estate Of said deceased, representing that Sai
sale necessary Tor the payment o the debts oi said de-
ceased.
Wltreu~n i, is ordered 10y said that said appli-
cation come under consideration and be heard the .rd
day November, A. d. l'6o, 1T the Probate Office in ST.
JuhishuTy.
Aud it j, further ordered, that all persons Interested be
notified, hereof by publication OF notice OF this appca
cation and order thereon three weeks successfully Ill The
Cdiaolan. prtedat II. Joi,bury, before said time OF
hearing that they may appear al said time ana place ahd
il they cirse object thereto.
BIZ tneCourt Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge
Attest, ASA ]. FRENCH judge of Probate I2-I4
ORDER Of NOTICEcf SETTLE-NENT
ISAAC STEVENS ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District. So
AT Probate Court held ST Johl>bury in said district
the 18th day oi October, \. ID. le6U.
WHEREAS. James Balten Administrator the estate
said district deceased, PROPOSES To render
his administration ANA Present his aclout against said
making partition and distribution Of the Residue SAID
tate under decree OF SAID court. among the persons
are by law e I" the same Ii l. therefore ordered
w si court that the under consideration and
heard II the Probate Office i'll ST JolsburS the
that all person, Interested BE- otlied hereof 10y puhcali
OF cop! the record o this order i'll the Caeionla.l
hi
GUS time OF hearing. that they appear and
test the allowance ot said account il they cause, and
also heard by said court III the matter VI partition and
distribution 81 said estate.
BY the Court.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate
A true copy OF Record Attest,
l2-li ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT.
JOHN W. PAGES ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT Caledonia District So
Al Probate Court held ST JonnSbury, said district
Oh the 18th day OF oct, 4. d. lo6U.
WHEREAS, Samuei Darling, administrator on the es,
w tate OF j. W Page. late OF GrOon, In said district
deceased proposes 10 render ali account u his
traton ami to present his against said estate
Tor Examination and allowance Tor the pupos. making
partition and distribution the Residue said estate u
law entitled to the Ii is Therefore ordered by
,a id court that the Under Consideration ali,
e heard at the Probate O;lice III ST. Joil>hury.
the sth day OF Nov, 4. ID. l,1u. And il is further
ordered that all persons Interested be Notified hereof
publication OF copy the record vi this order in Tn,
Caleioian printed at ST. Johli>bury, three week:
sccr>>ivey previous to said time Of hearing that the,
may appear and the allowance OF said account
If they see cause AMI also be heard by said IL
the mutter OF partition and distribution OF said estate
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge
l2-l4 Attest. ASA L. FRENCH. Judge.
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GOOD Bread, Biscuit, and Cake.

The lovers If good bread biscuit and cake should he
careful To procure ihc best materials OF every kind Tor
their manuiaC especially the SacratIS should be
pure wholesome. Various brands OF Satratus
ioat falsely pretending I" be equal IL James Pyes but
home are Let thU,c WHO dispute it. aaiyze then and
they VIII be convinced that james Pyle is the only
Manufacturer OF pure and genuine article. Depot. 4j
W Washington St, NcW-iork. 1t
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r~ IiunucV,lN. Universal Cough Remedy and its po-
st"IIlht li;I,iCi un Of THIS great development al
medical fence through Il lI i'll most oh
>.il. usually found alUng the poor, and made
more 10y their poor living. In ali the
poIli- Cough and Lung onplat> that most fatal o.
all results Is the Introduction VI three perfect "l
positcs, such Open, lpcCac or Anthony and stlu
'au basis producing grann inert. l." give I" Ike
world preparation which obliged To- caution pa
tents hStain from where nausea prostitution olo" ;
only unnatural as cure but is against all mathc-
uXIICa! uf mcdiCn II make Il
enemy your com. idnt and constant weapon I"
drive il uut 10y constant application without fear "i uau-
pTO>tratu then Your uaiIt VIII old lis posi-
ton and your system is being ebitated and the COM
uiint becomes chronic. In the lmlverSI Couch Remedy
hone 81 hoS,. OBI ton, exist. but with in iInd
Wta,u and III the other tool drive ont disease,
ans! build sustain dctt!tct constitution. Let
our friends Remarks fy trial on all Throat,
Iun. Bronchial COM liia, ana ,V.e doing =" pro-
cure and read the pamphlets 10 be found with our agents
dealers, and D III. only 81 such a. they Cali rely uo
get the genuine; ;frn the endorsement VIII be- found
, real and the results perfect.
advertisement. g-lo
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OXYGEN ATED BITTERS.
OAlGEN ATtD BlTTERS.
lGEN .tTEU RIrTERS.

FRANEroRr. y. t. Avg. ~. lSjg.
Mr.srS Seth W. fuwlc Co.. BrStoi-
In reference IL Nyyc!iIc'! BttCrs. can that
after haNliis the Dyspepsia ior about eight months, and
Sing several remedies tiC' dilc,! iO gIc any relief
advised L. yuIIl OAN CELIA tied Biitcrs-l cured
toy OLE. bottle.
have recommended these BitterS To- others IL, have
teen '!lCtcd Il! similar ludi.!yr and t,y list la al
Ways been a.tridc: WITH Ike result, Would NhctruiN
r'CUnII "nd then! 10 ali " iu >licr from DN >Icp,d
or any disorder OF The stomach or Digestive Organs.
Pleas make such Use 81 tbs A"u may tink nuic
Yours truly, WALLER BORDEN
Prepared 10y SETH W. FOWLE Il CO., Boston. and Tor
ale b. J. c. BINGHAM hi How GREEN, ST. Johnsbury
JOHN BACON, ST. J"ll>hu-y Centre; H. A. DUMMY, lyl
don Centre; W. ii MEGA :FEY, Lyndon Corner; o. G
HALE, Lower Waterford. DAZZLING lIo>MER, Concord;
). GOULD Il Co., West Concord.
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DYSPEPSIA
by SPEPSIA.
Dl SPEPSIA.

There Is perhaps no disease which destroys the happ
AID comfort olindviduals and families 10 the
extent as Dyspepsia OF Indigestion.
Previously 10 the discovery OF the
Olygenoted Biters
there cNi>ted medicine accessible those sllr,riu.
from this wide spread disease which relieved it in
marked degree
The power of these Bittcr- the above named dis
Is well As over all those having their origin III I'M
perfect digestion and functional diseases Of the stomach
we'll - Asthma and General Debility is beg oni all ques-
iUn.
lis speedy and permanent cures Of some Of the
aud stubborn record is suhcirun confirmation
this fact.
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A Friend in Need. Try ii

Sweets Infill'e Liumcn prepared from the recipe
DR.. stephen Sweet ol Icut. the bone set
ter and d> beer used IN h> prpItlVcir the last twenty
with the most astonishing success A. external
il is without al and will alleviate pain
speedily than other pre- For all Rheumatic
ana Merry Gus Disorders il = truly lnia.ih". AMI a> ca
tive Tor S"Tt> "UI Spra> Bruises lis soothing
healing and powerful strengthening properties cAri the
lust WuiIcr amt establishment Ol all who have IL
trial over hundred tcrtlIcl OF kahl cr's
performed by II within the last Two Years bear witness L.
this l,Ct.
See advert iScmtIt. $50
Die druggists every " here.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.
Who wants a Good Head of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

Please read few certificates from the following rea
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much" REV. GEO. ". Woopl>i. Hartford, Ct.
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s HILL wife of Rev. Henry Hill, Manchester, y. H.
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81 feet confident that 1t operates Sor dye, bu;
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REV. T. NJ kEIIoG, Nashua, y. II.
al most chterfuny recommend al Ia all persons"
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November |.
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~ REAT BARGAIN :.
FALL CAMPAIGN COMMENCED

II
EVERYBODY
/ in, tied to call and see my new stock of Goods
/ They are in the market and
MUST BE SOLD !
have just returned from Boston with full
stock of goods adapted to the season, and they
will be sold at
VERY LOW PRICES.
The Ladies will find good assortment of dress
goods and trimmings, Thibets. Cashmercs, Meri-
noes, good and handsome DcLaines at from 10 to
20 cents Best quality and style of Prints from
) to 10 cents Balmorals and skeleton skirts,
cloaks and cloaking shawls and scarfs, bordering
for scarfs. A good assortment of embroidery, la
dies and misses nets, very cheap. Hosiery and
GLOVES double and single Zephyr, Shetland wool,
wool and cotton warn, bleached and brown cot
tons,
CARPETING,
panted do, wide and narrow booking. l have
and intend to keep good assortment OF cOthing
consisting of coats pants and vests, boots, shoes
and CATERS.
Crockery and Glass Ware,
a large assortment. Table cutlery, Kerosene
lamps. great variety and very cheap. All in
want of more light are invited to examine this
department of my stock Kerosene or coal oil.
lard oil, fluid and camphene.
w.. GOODS md GROCERIES,
of the best quality In word, l have and in
tend keeping good assortment of goods and sell
them for CASH, at prices that can't be beat.
E. JEWETT.
St. Jotnsbury, Sept. 90, 1850. Stf
IOVERCOAT LOST!
The gentleman who exchanged orercoats some
ten DAYS since, is informed that he will find his
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complaining. Are YOU out g.
order. with your system d.
ranged. and your feelings un-
comfortable, These symp-
toms are often the prelude 70
serious Illness. Svme ht Il
sickness il creeping upon You.
and should be averted by .
timely Use Of the right rem-
edy- Take Ayers Pills. aul
cleanse out the disorderei hu-
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let the fluids Move On unot-
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They stimulate the functi rs
Of the body into vigorous ac-
tivity, purify the system from
the Instructions which max,
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Dysentery, DiarrhGa, Relax, Worms.

From Dr. J. G. GrC.ii, q CHiciJn
Your Pills have had long trial my practice. and
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found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given small dose. for
bilious dyseht,ry dni didrriG0. Their sugar coating
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the
of wuultu ami children.
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Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr. J. C AVER g. CO., Lowell. Mass.

tE EBON YPE IL
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CARPETING.
Crockery and Glass Ware,
OVERCOAT LOST!

The gentleman who exchanged orercoats some
ten DAYS since is informed that he will find hi.
own at the house Of Gov. Fairbanks,
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Constipation. Costiveness. Suppression,
Rheumatism. GOUt, Neuralgia, Drop.
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

II'At I7T u I : 'tthy7tH H11I7'tI tu3itUu
Too much cannot I've said of your Pills for the cure Of
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ing il for the benefit of the multitudes who suffer from
that complaint. which. t nsh bad enough itself
the prosrnitor ii others that worse believe
trs to originate in tine liver but Your Pills affect that
organ ami cure the disease.
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BOSTON MARKET, Sept. u.

ATWUOD'S QIININE TONIC BITTERS-the best Ar
inaiic Tonic ever offered 10 the public. All Druggist
have il. See advertisement G-JI
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Washington, D. C., 9Th Feb, ls56. I
SIR: have used your Fills in my general AID hospital
practice since You made thc and cannot hesitate 10
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latin action the liver is quick and decided.
4ucntly they admirable remedy for arrangements
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bilious dlsd,s obstinate that il did not readily yield 10
them. traternally yours, ALuNZU BALL. NJ D..
I,tuS.c.ln Of the MIrlue Hnss,ituL.
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up IN large bottles
and retas for 81 per bottle, and for dressing the
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Use the Regeneration before retiring at night, ana
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Use nothing your hair but these prepaEaons; anu
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Dyspepsia, Impurity of the Blood.

From E,r. j. T. HINES, Irs:or q. 4dre Church, Boston.
De- AVER: / have used YOUR Pills with extraordinary
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WARSAW. Wyoming Co. y. Y. Oct. ~ ls55.
DEAR SIR an using yc,r Caihartic FILLS NV prac
tee and find them excellent rurcatiye to cleanse the
system and purify The fountains u Tie b"oi.
IpIIN a., .IEA,AiN n
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From Mrs. Z. Start, Physician and Aidry,, Boston.
find one two large dos- Of your Pills taken the
proper time excellent Irunuy-s of the natural
on when wholly or partially suppressed and also very
efiCtual cleanse the stomach and treei ,corms They
much the htst phy>c We have that recommend
other 10 my PATIENTS.
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ASA M0.RGRIDGE.
As a Family Physic.

From DR.. Theodore BIZ. Of VIZ York CITY.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
p,se aIcrcnt. hut find their beneficial effects ION
the Liver Very marked indeed They have in my prac
tce proved effectusl for the of bi,ous
plants than any remedy can mention sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgative which
thy the confidence OF the profession and the people.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1860

had done before him. and not arroganty reproach them
and Their memory, by obsinaely taking course OF hs
own But somehow, posterity imagines that they have
gained something if he did not. II was only little
thilg, very he thing Tor which the heIsh tortures
OF the old lnsuisition often braved only TO make
the ,gn Of the crcfs and the martyr could have gone
free. 10 adopt THr TRBUSEs words ano morals he
"eoud not gam" by tie other "eourse anything but
speedy DEATH and some pity for his thoughtless ia
tuify.
The truth IT, dear friend that the course you have
taken in this whole matter il earnest and unselsh
10 be understood by poiicians who count the present
dancts, and mensure all action by immediate results
You are not likely 10 be turned from duty by ridicnle
or ty appeal 10 motives which, If allowed sway,
would have kept You from involving yourself at all III
an ssue OF this kind That the Senate will not recede
from is position while retaining ia present political
compilation, is not very certain. Will IT be more
likely TO abandon it when additional number Of men
shall be added who ignore abstract rights, and doubt
Of personal virtue
That you may have strength 10 "endure unto the
end, :" and be guided by " the wisdom which is from
above mot from beneaih), il the earnest hope of,
Truly your friend j. X INGALLS,.