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TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

VERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Secretary's Office. Oct. 1850.
Teachers Institutes for the counties of Grand
Isle. Washington, Lamoille, Franklin. Chitten-
den, Essex. Orleans and Caledonia, will be held
as follows:
At Underhill, Nov 1874. At johnson, Nov.
1917. At Cabot. Nov. 22-23. At Lyndon. Nov.
26-27. At w. Albany. Dec. CT. At Lunen-
burgh. Dec. ll-l2. At North Hero, Dee. 1919.
At Franklin, Dec. 2l-22.
The Institutes will each continue in session
during two days, commencing at am.
All friends of education are invited to attend as
punctually as possible.
Town superintendent are desired to see that
Teachers are notified, and urge them to attend.
Clergymen are respectfully invited to give no.
tice from their pulpits. J. S. ADAMS.
1916 Secretary.
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disease cold settles som where ia the body, and IL
strics i.> natural functions These. not relieved,
react III III Themselves and the surrounding organs pro-
during general aC-rayation, suffering, and disease
While in this condition. oppressed by the arrangements,
take Ayers Pill and how directly they restore the
natural action If the system, and with II the buoyant
feeling hath lesin What Is true and 50 apparent In
this trivial s.l complaint Is also true IN many
If the ...>-,tri and dangerous distempe-s. The same
piirsat,e effect xpels them. Caused 10y similar obstruc
tons aul lcTaict us "f The natural funcajfs of the
boiy tv are rapidly. ami many Of them SURELY cured
hy III sum, r.,-. Non who know the Virtues of these
Pi> viii neglect to employ them when suffering frsm
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in some OF the
principal cities, and from other we'll known public Pei
From F5.1rardng Merchant # y. LOUIS, Ft 4, 1876.
Dr. AVER: Your Pills the paragon OF all that Is
gea. in medicine. They have curel nv little daughter
ulcerou> upon Lrr hands and feet that hal proved
inCurable years. Her mother has been long gricv-
ouslr afflicted with blotches and ples on her skn and
in her HAIR After child was cured, she also tried
Your Pills, and they have CURED her.
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Grand Illumination, Celebration and
Oyster Supper, At the Lyndon Centre Hotel,
mex, Monday eve, Q9th) Republicans. rally in
honor of Lincoln 4 Hamlin, the standard bear
ers Of true Republicanism, and the elections
which have elevated them to the highest offices
a, the hands of the American people!
Remember, Monday eve. November 10, 1860
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FALL CAMPAIGN COMMENCED

FALL CAMPAIGN COMMENCED
EVERYBODY
invited 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, Cashmeres. Meri-
noes, good and handsome DeLaines 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 yarn, bleached and brown cot
tons.
CARPETING,
PAINTED do, wide and narrow booking. l have
and intend to keep good assortment of clothing,
consisting of coats, pants and vests boots, shoes
and CATERS.
Crockery and Glass Ware,
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 IND GROCERIES
of the best quality. In a word, l have and in.
tend keeping good assortment Of goods and sell
them for CASH, at prices that can't SsaReet.
i E!JEM TT.
81. Johnsbury, Sept. 20, 1850. S.tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16
HERRICK's
KID STRENGTHENING PLASTERS

KID STRENGTHENING PLASTERS
Cure in pains and weakness of breast side and
back and rheumatic complaints In equally short periods
Of time Spread Oh beautiful white lamb skin Their
subjects the aud each will
from week to three months. Price Is - cents
Hercks Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Pastors sold
by druggists and merchants In all parts OF the United
States Caaas and South America and may be obtained
by calling for them I've their full name.
S.5siN DE-. L. l. HERRlCK CO, Albany. n. 7.
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AY ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, srd
complaining? Are you out o.
order. with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings I'M
comfortable? These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some fit Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be averted 10y =
timely Use Of the right rem
eiy. Take Ayers Fills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu-
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move ON unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ac-
tivi;y. purify the system from
the Instructions which make
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DEATHS.

in Sutton, Nov. s, J. II. l. Richardson, aged
81 years.
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l.. C.. Y. NJ. ID. G..

The opening meeting of the Lyndon Centre
Young Mems Debating Club" will be held at the
School Room ON Tuesday evening, Nov. 20. com
mencing precisely at o'clock.
RESOLUTION.
Resolred, That man is justified in disobey-
ing law of his country which he feels to be NOR
ally wrong.
The meetings are open to all who may feel an
interest in the discussions.
!. w. SANBORN. Sec,
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F A | X !!

A Fair for the benefit of the Catholic Church in
process of erection in this village will be held in
the hall of Mr.. Kittridge's building on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of next week.
Admttance 10 cts, children, 5.
Doors open from to 9 p. m.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16

X A NJ p H + n E!
" The best quality Of Camphene for sale by
November = E. JEWETT.
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@ EBON YTYP IN

CONCENTRATED LEAyEN FOR MA
~ king Bread, Tea-cakes.e etc: Try it. Sold at
E. & L. P. BROWNS.
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.. Jup .SfUU Of Ijtp ~

The ,er,e the above sentence is generally applied to
-'' rIIr uuen the Indispensable commodity Is made
,,tol, Saleratus Soda, it would lie more appro-
~ uaue il the staff Of death. II hOusekeepers would
i- U.r JAMES PYLEs DIErErIc SALKRAIUs their bread
AVA inierd be the "Stan Of Life and the sentence
WI with prOpety read, life ITSELF For sale at all the
A .rrrs Depot, ~, Washington street, Nsw-York-
n ~ croc.rs everywhere.
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Constipation Osttve ness, Suppression
Rheumatism, Govt, Neuralgia, Drop.
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From DR.. j. +. Ianqin. Msntrcrl, Crnoda
Too much canno. be said of your Pills for the cure OF
coiiress If others Of our fraternity have found them
efcacous have, they should join me IN proclaim
ing it for the benefit of the ml.udes who suffer from
that complaint which although bad enough IN ITSELF is
the pro-enitor of o,ers that are worse believe cas
tirhesS r1e va the iver nut your rms aHect thas
organ and cure the disease
From Mrs. E. Stuart Physician and Midpit. Boston.
find one or arge doses Of your Pills taken the
proper time excellent promotiyes u the natural
non when wholly partially suppressed and also very
ectual 10 cleanse the stomach and eLpd lcoyms Thew
are mn,h the best physic have that recommend
no other 10 my PATIENTS
From, Ike Rec. Dr. HuC.es II the Methodist Epis Church.
PuIASEi HoJ'SE Savannah, Ca, Jan. 6, 1856.
HnSoREn SIR: should ,e rngrateful for the relief
yonr skill has brought if did report nv case to
you cold settled in ny limbs and brought on excru-
ciatng n.prgLgic PAIRS, which ended in chronic rheuma-
tism Notwithstanding had the hest Of physicians the
disease grew AMI worse until by the advice Of
excellent agent in Baltimore. DR. Mackenzie, tried your
Pills. Their effects slow hut sure. BY persevering
in the use Of them, am now entirely we'll
SENATE CHAMBER. Ration Rouge, La. s Dec. 1855.
Dr. AVER: have been entirely cured by your Pills Of
Rheumatic Gost-a painful disease that had afflicted me
for years. VINCENT SLlDELL.
~ Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury,
dangerous in public pill, from the dreadful conse-
quences that frequently .lw its incantous use ins7
contain mercury mineral substance Whatever
Price, Is cents per Box, or Boxes Tor 81
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. AVER g. CO., Lowell. [ass
AID sail b &c. BINGHAM and HORT 4
GREEN. ST. Johnsbury, al druggists gen rally
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I IsT OF LETTERS remaining in the
IL Post Office, St. Johnsbury, Nov. Is, $780,
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As n Family Physic.

From d.. z. ". Cartwright Nsw Orleans.
Yo,r Fills are the prince of purges Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartic possess. The.
nld hnt and eiecual in their action the
har, which makes them invaluable to in the daily
t.raIIly NJ Of disease.
Headache, Sic K aeada lac, Foul stomach.
From DR.. E9,oDd Boyd, b'lin.ore-
DEAR BRo. AYR: Icannot answer Won rid complaints
have cIret with mr. Pills better than 10 all that
trc u ,it Jurg Irs medicine. place great jeper
denc- cffecual cathartic daily contest with
disease ami believing do that Your Pills afford the
bes; We have, Of course value them highly.
PirrsBrRe. Ia. Nav !, 1855.
Dr. J. c. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured u
the worst ildGche any body nave 10y dose two
Of your Pills. 1t to arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse al
Yours with great respect, Ep ". PREBbti,
Cfcrh IF S''amsr Clari9n.
Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.
F.ci Or. Taeedor. BU. of N.ic I1rk City.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
rose aIerient hut find their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked indeed They have in prac-
tice proved mere eectua for the Of bl,oas
pl;in's than any remedy mention sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgative which is
thy the confidence Of the profession and the reole.
DEPARTMENT The INFERIOR, !
Washington d. e.. 9Th Feb, ls56. 4
SIR: have used yoUr Pills my general and hospital
practice you ie them and cannot hesitate
say they the best cathartc er:ivy. Their regu
lating the liver is quick and decided,
quen,ly they admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that organ. Indeed. have seldom found a Of
bilious iLSc obstinate that il did ro readily yield to
them. Eraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ d.,
Physician Of the Marias Hospital
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Dysentery, DiarrhGa, Relax, Worms.
From. DR.. j. G. G,eea Of Chicaga.
Your Pills have had long trial my practice and
hold them in esteem Of the best aperents have
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy when given small doses fer
Jii,ouS dyssntry and G,orTHTo. Their sugar-coa,ing
makes them very acceptable and convenient fr the
of women and children.
Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the Blood.
From Rr j. J. HINES, Istor Of Adrens Ct,,et, Bssscn-
DR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those called 10 visit
in distress. To regulate the organs Of digestion and
purify the blood they the very best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend them to
my friends. Yours. J.V. HINES.
WARSAW. Wyoming Co. n. T.. Oct. -. 1855.
DEAR SIR am using your Cathartic Pills in my prac
tce and find them excellent curative to cleanse the
system and purify the fountains d the blood.
JOHN q. MEACAAM, " b.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-24


Having purchased the spacious lrou
Building, No 439 Chestnut Street. aud
fitted il up with every convenience 10 la
cilitate my business. particularly that
branch devoted 10 Country Orders. and
having larger capital than any other
party invested in the business. am now
prepared TO offer greater inducements. and
better gifts than ever To my customers.
viii furnish ans book of a moral char
acier the regular retail price OF which A.
81 or upwards, and give present, worth
from 80 cents To 900 with each book. aud
guarantee TO give perfect satisfaction. rs
a,n determined 10 maintain Lhe reputation
already bestowed aPon my establishment
Strangers visiting Philadelphia are 10
vitcd 10 call aud Judge fog themselves.
q. q. EVANS
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FACULTY:

NJ. soulc, A. NJ, of Bowdoin College. Maine
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy and
Ancient Language, Presiding Tearher =
u. r. Rhoads, a. t., Of Wabash College, Prof
Of Nat. and Experimental Science
r. K. Farnham, A. H., of Bowdoin College.
Me Prof. of Mathemati
r.. X. Beach, A. H., OF Union College, " V
Study Room Tutor, aud Prof. OF El0euti0n. Bel
les Lettrcs and Vocal Music.
II ~. Brasch, Esq, Commercial and CLASH
cal graduate, (nativc Germany Prof of Rook.
Keeping, Modern Languages and Law.
Mrs. A. b. Tousley, Principal OF Primary De
partment.
| structOr.
IL. G. Markle, Leader and Instructor of Bras,
Band.
Band.
NJ. G.. TOusley, Business Manager.
DIR. NJ. Nj. TOusley, Surgeon and Steward
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UNBORN

'Round-a-bont," pantalOons and cap. o
cheap grey cloth or jeans, trimmed with black
An experienced Housc-keepe- aud Pastry
Cook, from Terre llsutc, with an intelligent
assistant. win perform the duties OF the Gull
nary department..
Tuition IN all branches and Deparlments-vill
no "cNtras,'' entrance or janitor's so
per annUm-psyablef In advance.
Students should comein promptly at the open
ing, that they may be properly classed.
"COME To OUR COUNTRY .HoMF.~
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-24

Was tne Vice Presidential Nominal
lion on the Douglas Ticket Tendcr-
ed 10 WIN. L.. Hancy.
The Richmond Enquirer says: "we
have received q large number OF letters
from different parts of the Union, asking
exact information as to the statement, made
in several public speeches by one Of our
editors, concerning the tender of the Vice
Presidential, nomination, made by the
Douglas men to the Hon. VIM. L. Yancey.
With the pressure Of work now upon our
hands, it is impossible for us 10 answer all
these severally. We. trust that the fol-
lowing explanation will answer every pur-
pose.
A member Of the Virginia delegation to
Charleston and Baltimore paid a visit TO
Mr.. Yancy, at Washington. just previous
to the assemblage Of the Baltimore Con-
vention. At the same time, Mr.. Yancy
also received visit from a very influential
member Of the New York delegation, a dis
tiDguished and ardent supporter and init
mate confidaGt of Mr. Douglas.
The New Yorker commenced an unre.
served conversation with Mr.. Yaucy, in
presence and hearing of Virginia dele
gate. by stating that the best means to unite
the Democratic party aud insure its sue
cess, would be to couple the names OF
Messrs. Douglas and Yaney that this could
be effected at once, if Mr.. Yancy would but
consent to take the Vice Presidential nom
ination. to'be coupled with Mr.. Douglas s
nomination, for the Presidency.
With quiet smile, and his usual bland
manner, Mr.. Yancy promptly replied that
the arrangement was one to which he conld
under no circumstances. consent; that coil
and water would not mix"
The New Yorker then demonstrated; re-
minded Mr.. Yancy that politicians were
frequently obliged to resort to such expe-
ment proposed, if adopted. would secure
not only Mr.. Yancy's personal promotion
but the ultimate ascendancy of Mr.. Yam
cey's political views and governmental pol
icy; that Mr.. Douglas was already so en-
feebled by disease that he could scarcely
live six months after the Presidential cleo
ton, and thus Mr. Yancey's candidac,
would be sure to make him not only Vic
President, but, very soon President of tn
United States.
To all such persuasions Mr.. Yancey re
piled with the same polite and decided re
fusal to permit his name to be used on
ticket headed by that of Mr. Douglas.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-10-24
Ofns DniIv Miliiaru Exercise.

We would suggest, that as means of inuring
students TO hardship, close discipline, grace OF
motion and correct pasture, no exercise can
compare with II; and none is more appropriate
IN a land which relies less upon its Standing ar
mics, than upon the brave hearts and strong
hands OF a 'Citizen Soldiery.r Hon. ID. II.
lighlmau, President of the u. s. Agricultural
Society, ia his address at The u. :. Fair ut Chi
cago. strongly recommended that military tac-
ties should 90 hand in hand with agriculture,
school.
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Terre-Haute Female College.

fT,HE next session of the Terrc-Hau Female
Il College will commence on "Wednesday, The
5th of September next, and continue five
months.
Terre- Hautc, the scat OF the College, liz one OF
the most healthy and beautiful cities in the
West, and is accessible by river and railroad
from all parts Of the coantry. Tho grounds are
extensive, comprising 4 acres. and are bcauti-
fully laid out with walks and drives, aud orna-
mentcd in a hi gh degree with cvergreens, etc.
They contain n native grove OF 81 acres. The
buildings, five in number, are the finest in the
West and have all the modern appliances 6,r
comfort; they are heated by steam and lghtcc BY
gas. From ~ to l6 professors and teachers OF
the highest qualificEtio who devote their whole
time to the Improvement OF the pupils, are en-
pioyed. The Philosophical, Chemical aud As
Economical apparatus belonging TO the College
is ample.
An Astronomical Observatory has recent
been erected at considerable cost, within Wild
IL mounted, oguatOriiy, n telescope ofhigh mas
nifyIng power, thus a1ording a rare oppOrtuni
for the study OF Astronorx.
Lectures on the Natural sciences will be deliv
cred almost daily before the pupils.
Mrs. Julia Il. Ackiey, late of the Buffalo Fe-
male Academy aud welt known in the West as
a lady OF great dignity of character and a sue
cessfnl teacher. has been secured as Goycrness.
Tue Music Department never more wors
thy of Confidence than at prcsent-being conf
ded o able aud skilllul teachers.
Any information desired respecting the Coll
lege, or a Catalogue OF the School may be OBJ
tanned by addressing Rev. John Covert, Terro-
Hate, Indiana. aIr
anldw3m JOHN CovElSr, Prost.
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The CAMELs IN TExAs.-Capt. Ech-
els, osthe Typographical Engineers,
has fully tested the fitness of the cam
els for service in the southwest, by
his accommodating expeditions in north
western Texas. The labor was very
severe, and for six days in the heat of
midsummer the camels did not have a
drop of water. On the day that wat
err was discovered, they indicated by
their increased speed that they were
approaching water, though the stream
was ten miles off.
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Saponitier, or Concentrat' d Lye,


THE READY FAMILY SOAP MAKERi
An indispensable article in every family
n whereby, with their ordinary kitchen greas,
combined with the Saponifer, they can max,
all the Soad they use-hard, soft and fancy
IL will make hard water soft, nd will clean type
to perfeciion-nothing equals il for cleaning an,
securing. IL is put up in alright iron boxes o
I Id. each, which will make, with from TO ) H.
common grease from Is to % gallons elegant
soft soap, or toto lbs. hard.
IL has now been several years since this inval
liable article was first introduced to the public
and she estimation in which IL is held, wherever
known aud tried, and the immense demand fol-
II from all quarters, are conclusive proofs offs
real merits and value as family article.
BEWARE OF IMIrATIONS.-Th success O
our article, like that of all discoveries Of tru.
meritand value, has induced unprin9ipled par
ties TO initiate IL. We therefore caution ths
public against worthless counterfiets, and take
none but the genuine, original and patented ar
ticle, manufactured only by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
OF East rarcntum, A llegheny county, Pa. omcc
aud Depot, No. 3g6 Penn ST., above the Cana
Bridge, PI1-rsHuRa, PEss.
We also manufacture Of standard quality
Caustic Soda for sOad maker, soda A sh, Refined
Soda Ash. Sal Soda, Chloride Of Calcium, Cop
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Bleaching Powder, Muriatie Acid, SULPHUR,
Aqua Forlis and Chloroform.
Extra-Rehned Snow-White Fable, Diary and
Packing Salt, warranted entirely Pure and Dry,
put up IN various packages and styles. The on
ly pure Salt in the country.
u y For sale by all Storekeepers IN the Uni
ted States.
1000 Cases Sapon1cr, genu c, for sale at man
ufaoturer's prices I'm lots to suit purchasers, by
PIKE a. KELLOGG,
apodwly ST. Louis, Mo.
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rbe Vesuveous johnson I'm state q
Eruption AT Terre Haute.


Eruption at Terre Haute.
The Douglas candidate for Vice Presi-
dent according to dispatch in the CiDcin-
natl Commercial, used the following Ian
guage:
Abe Lincoln, the great rail splitter
own twenty boys any one can beat him at
a days work splitting rails, and give him
two hundred. soouId prefer one Of them for
President. so help me God, 10 Abe Lincoln! "
What do you think of that, ye freemen
Of the NorthY This nigger-driver, with
aristocratic pomposity. swears he would
rather see NEGRO President than Abra-
ham Lincoln. If there is Democrat that
con vote for H. V. Johnson after this, he
can do almost anything.
Mr.. johnson prefers a nero to Abraham
Lincoln Who is this that speaks so
sneeringly of one of Natures noblemen 7
It is a man who perhaps never earned a
dollar by hard work in his life man W no
rides in a fine corriage with servants TO
wait upon him, and lives upon the hard
earnings of hundred slaves, in Incidence
and luxury. This is the man that comes
over to the Free North with his plantation
buster, and sneers at the representative
of Free Labor, Abe Lincoln. God forbid
that such man should ever receive The
votes of free people.-Hoynef.
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Has been fitted mp at considerable expense and
placed uader the charge of an experienced Pre-
cePircss, for the benefit of Orphans and the less
advanced children entrusted 70 our care and