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DIR. Visitors Bdlsam of Wild CHejyu.

DR.. Visitors BdlSam Of Wild Cherry.
In the whole history OF medical discoveries 10 remedy
has performed so many or such remarkable of the
numerous affections Of the throat, lungs and chest-o
coughs, colds bronchitis influenza whoopng cough Group
asthma or Of consumption ITSELF this famed Ion,
tried and Justly celebrated BaIsaVl
At this season OF the year few escape the influence
of the above complaints all therefore should pro-
vi,led with tie remedy par excellence.
The following letter just received rom gentleman well
known in the region Of We>tfeld, Mass:
WEsTFIErp, Mass. Nov -, ISsS.
S. ". FouLE& Co. Bo,toIi-tients-Ic hecriuIy give
and ,ic>Irous that the pull
lie should know the claims which Your av alulbt pre-
ton Of W i,tar 5 Ba>am have To their attention.
About year since WAS attacked with 4 severe and
distressing cough followed by emacatioh night Sweats
and other symptoms of approaching disease.
tiled many remedies tn avail and 81 alarming did
my elise appear that friends entertained
VI my recovery.
and at once began 10 mend and by the time that w" bot
ties had been exhausted lnau entirely rtra.ne my health
and strength. shall always keep II in my family.
DEAN GRAY, Jr. the firm Of i.oomi> Lewis Co
Testimony of Regular Physician.
CHINA. Ne, July l. 1852
This may certify that once had violent cough Will,
travelling the Ohio River The Clerk of the boat CAV,
numpe of doses Of istars Ba sam OF lid Cherry
which gave me quick relief.
ALIEN. HATCH, ~ D.
None genuine unless signed I. Br TITS the wrapper
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE& Co, Boston, and 70
ale by J. G. BINGHAM nd HOYr GREEN. St. Johnsbury
JOHN BACON ST Johnsbu-y Centre: II. A. Quincy, Ly
don Centre ". II. MCGAfrEY, Lyndon Corner; 0. ca
HALE, Lower Waterford DARLING HosMER, Concord:
S. GOULD Co., West Concord, and by dealers ever
where. IS
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MARRIAGES.

At West Concord, Aug. 26, by Rev. L. H. Ia
Dor, DR.. Horato NJ. Hunter and Miss Susan NJ.
Chase, both of Concord.
In No. Danville, Aug. "a, by Rev. A. J. Cope
land, Mr.. James Carr of Walden and Miss Olive
Wheeler of Stratford, n. II.
In Bethel, Aug. l, Mrs. Lucy Ann, wife of Ez-
ra II. Emery, and daughter of the late Samuel
Davis, Esq, of Wheelock.
In Glover, Aug. 9th. by Rev. G. Severance, Mr..
w F. Somers, of Brazil. Ind, and Miss Melissa
Chamberlin of Glover.
In Glover, Aug Ii. by Rev. g. Severance, Mr..
Charles Wilson of Marlboro, n. n. and Miss Alb
ba Gray of Glover.
In Danville. Aug 20. by Rev. c. Fales. Mr.
Willard P. Wakefield of Boston, Mass, and Miss
Abba Huse of Danville.
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EAST HARDWICK HIGH SCHOOL.

EAST HARDWICK HIGH SCHOOL.
The Fall Term of this school will commence
on Monday. Sept 3, 1860, and continue eleven
weeks. under the care of
STARK FELLOWS,
of Dartmouth College, assisted by competent
Teachers of French. Painting, Drawing, and Pr
ano Music. Special care will be taken to impart
thorough instruction in all the branches pursued.
Tuition from s., 90 to $40, according to branch
es pursued.
Board, including wood and lights, ST., so per
week. Ample rooms for self-boarding can be OBJ
tanned on reasonable terms.
A. J. HYDE, for Elk. Com.
East Hardwick, VT. July. 1860. l-6
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Z f A l. Els L A TIE AT
AUCTTONi
Will be sold at public auction at the

VIII be sold at public auction at the
5 L. JOHN TRT USE
IN the Village of st. Johnsbury, on Saturday, the
ga day of September next. at l O'Clock in the
forenoon. the following real estate, to wit:
The dwelling house and land connected with
the same on the East side of Caledonia Street.
easterly from the depot in the Village of ST. Johns
bury also, the saw mill, dwelling house and out
buildings connected Herewith. belonging to the
Lawrence Mill $50 called) in Victory. and about
twenty acres of land in that part of Victory for
merly Bradley Vale also, part of Lots No. IL
in the 10th and llth ranges, No II in the 10th
range, No. in the 18th range and No. l in the
18th range in said Victory.
Terms of payment made known at time of SALE
The mills and lands in Victory will be sold sub
Ject to membranes. the amount of which will
be given at the time of sale.
BARRON MOULTON,
Assignee of J. LAWRENCE
Aug 70, lobU. SO
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THE MARKETS.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Aur .:

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE NARKET-Aug. o.
AiGarart So Cattle-7O0 Beeves and 49, Stores con
,'"- W"rKingO Oxen, Cows and Calves, Yearlingk
LAM Three Year, Old.
tr'-Aarket Beet-EXtrai including nothing butthe
aF." lat stall-fed Oxen .675 uH per cwt Is,uuay
ming nothing but the best large fat stall fed Oxen
4".N "a quality, including the best grass ted oxen
~ Stalled Cows. and the best three years old
= 49, aVOo 3d quality, rs: ordinary 1918
Working Oxen, from $50 lis to ll5 Cows
i'ts from s20 81. IS. 500. iearlings, SOa Two
-rt Slu. Il. Three years old $lIa All
'rPttd LaInbS-5'3I at market Prices in lots 81 Is
"a ''H. Extra and selections, 100 4UUUaU
t''o - a. per ID TallOw lie perlb.
- 80 81 IS each; Cali Skins, Is IOc per ID.
al OALVks-Salcs at SU,OV, 40, UU each.
'SE-uluWe>te Al market. Prices-Shotes W hole
Irr!o. Up
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DEATHS.

In this town, Aug. %, Susy Sophia, infant
Daughter of DR.. Fayette and Mrs. Mary A. B.
Jewett.
In Bluffton, Iowa, Aug. l3. Sarah NJ, daugh-
ter of f. F. and Harriette NJ. Hartwel, aged II
year.
In No. Danville, Aug q, Mr.. Joseph Pope, of
heart disease, aged "a.
INVEST Concord, Aug. q, Mrs. Amelia E.,
wife of S. S. Gould, aged %.
In Walden, Aug. "a, Margaret, wife of o. H.
Wilson, aged q.
OBlrrARy.-In South Ryegate, Aug. II, Tho
mas Wason. Jr., member of the present senior
class of Dartmouth College. At meeting of the
class of 81, the following resolutions were unan-
mously adopted:
Whereas. the great Disposer Of Events has
seen fit in his infinite wisdom to remove from our
number BY death another beloved class-mate.
Thomas Wason. Jr. worthy and esteemed COM
nanion and brother ;-therefore,
Resolred. That in this mysterious and affective
d;snensation of Providence. we bow in humble
submission to the will Of Him who holdeth In
bis hand the destenies of man, and while our
hearts are filled with unfeigned grief at this sud
den bereavt ment, we are comforted by the hrm
assurance tlat our loss is his eterna! gam.
Resolred. That we hereby express the esteem
md strong attachment we have ever felt towards
our deceased brother; our admiration of his no, 10;
bic and manly Christian character; our regard
for his talents, and respect for him as schoiaf
and man.
Resolred. That while we ourselves mourn. We
would be mindful of the sorrow of those bereaved
relatives and friends by whom our brother was SO
tendery cherished and loved and extend 10 1ha,
with us, time shall not impair grateful remen'
branCe.
Resolred, That We wear the usual badge o.
mourning for thirty days that these resolutions Is
be printed and copies transmitted 10 !he iH one
the deceased also that they be published III ohe
or more of the Vermont papers.
At Greenbanks Village. Danville. Aug Il, ne
becca. daughter of Mr.. Thomas c. henderson
aged IL years.
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L ARM FOR S "A L E

The subscriber offers his farm for sale. and will
give possession Immediately if desired. Said
farm is situated one mile and a half from East
ST. Johnsbury on the Lyndon road, convenient to
all necessary privileges, containing one hundred
and thirty acres of land. with good buildings and
the best of running water at the house and barn.
For further particulars inquire of CYRUS
WHEELOCk on the premises.
st. JOhnsbury. Aug. 10, 1860. 3-6*
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Republican Caucus.

The Republicans of the Town of Waterford are
requested to meet at Lower Waterford on Satur-
day. Sept l, at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose
OF making nominations for Town Officers
Per Order of Town Committee,
DAVID SILSBY
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A Card.

,. '.A1.f Of the Democracy Of Lyndon who
ts'eh, al the Convention held at the Town
Saturday, land VIC noticed there were
We would tender our thanks to the ST..
., 'F Band for the excellent music discourse
;. 'A upon that occasion and although we
...,,,, ave been prepared to endorse all the
.-'N 81 the speakers in their eloquent ap-
,,,. .r' ne politics % the day." we were full
p. t.''d 70 grant the Band our thanks offering
II. :, "''.-n'ing and will heartily confer upon
golden motto, Excelsior
DOUGLAS MOCRAT.
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Orleans County,.


The editor of the Standard says that he
has now in his Office live Crane, caught in
Glover, which measures six feet and two
inches in height.
Mr.. Orne has taken his ship "Belle" to
Caspian Lake, (known as Greensboro Pond)
in Greensboro. Her machinery is in and
She is expected to sail in about week.
The Douglas Democracy have put in NOM
nation for Senator, W. W. Jennsss of Der
iy; for Judges, Jabez Pinney of Greensbo-
70, G. W. Kendall of Newport for Judge
q Probate, Joseph Scott of Crafts5ury for
States Attorney, Charles Robinson of New
port for Sheriff, A. S. Eaton of Barton
Landing.
The Supreme Court for this County COM
menced its sessions in Irasburgh the ODD,
Judge A. o. Adds presiding. There are
large number of cases on the docket.
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The Great Central Active Principle Of the Tulu Anodyne
Is true development vi the Original Natural Op!ae In
all cases wherever opium has been used and its aicia e
fecs witnessed no remark vi adequately coin
pare the difference, and decision IS equal To TRIAL Inc
Anodyng contains not particle Of OPIUM and the most
delicate constitution il with safety and the per
ecy natural state it keeps and leaves the patient should
recomlnendi II To- physicians who have long sought the
suits.
The basis OF the Universal Cough Remedy Is that free
dom from all compliments which by the great error IN coin
pOundiug produce complete inerts nstea real cuies
place restraint its every hour la the DAY ana
ask all patients to make it the natural enemy 10 all coughs
throat or lung complaints by perfect freedom of appca-
ton For infdmmatOry throat is perfect remedy,
and for hopping Cough checks all the spasiS and allows
the cough 10 have its run in quiet way.
With the spirit that court all nvestigatiopand rea
ineSs 10 answer AL Inquiries may We In return ask all 10
be cautious purchase only Of those they can rely UPON
prices within the reach Of all
GEEERAL AGENTS,
wv. HUNNEwELL CO., as Commercial Wharf,
Boston,
GEO. HUNNEWELL, las Water Street New y rk
Under the special supervision OF JOHN L. HUME
VI ELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist Boston, Mass,
whose signature the corks vi the genuine Only ana
to whom address AL communications
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere
J. T.. Bingham, Hoyt Green ST. yohn,bury; all Brai-
nerd Co. Dapvle; 5. j. Gould, West Concord q. L
J. n Weeks Lyndon; II. A. Qumby, Lyndon Center; Ii.
Stanton No. Danvile; Putnam Sprague, Catot; Hum
phrey Smith, East Burke; French Son, Lunenburg,
agents. l2ui-52
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En- Tho universal cough remedy in cases of whoopins
cough There probably more OF Whoopng cough
continued tOgreat length of time by the use Of remedies
continuing eApect0rans which not only asgravate the
cough but run down the system making the cough fatal
producing consumption, than by ether This is
completely obvatedln the universal cough remedy hiC
contains nothing 10 produce prostraon: and
the cough Yields naturally while the system is sustained
Results justify this deCarat9n and ali asked to satisfy
themselves by trial. See advertisement. SIS
THAT'S Sn-Rediings famous Russia Salve burns
scalds, cuts. wounds Cors bunonS &C. cually and
speedy-t never fails. Sold everywhere for % cents
box. 10
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DARN FOR SALE !

The subscriber offers his Farm for sale, and
will give possession Immediately if desired. Said
Farm is situated in Lunenburg Village, only a
few rods from Churches and Stores. and contains
about seventy acres Of very excellent land, we'll
fenced into conv enient fields and ell watered.-
A story and half house. built in 1859, the front
50 by g. back part IS by 20, with good cellar
underneath the whole-and all we'll finished in
the most thorough manner.
Price 1920, and terms of payment easy.
SYLVESTER DUSTIN.
Lunenburg, Aug. Is. 1860. Aft
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TATE OF We r NJ 0 n I
~ ESSEN DISTRICT, SIS.


In Probate Court held at Lunenburg within and for said
district on the Gath day Ui Aug, A. ID. 1ooo.
" liam Is. May. administrator on the es-
tate of James May late Of Concord, in said district de-
ceased presents his administration account for settle
mtlt;
Whereupon ordered that the same he referred to
the 18th day Of SEPTEMBER next al the PROBATE once Ill
said LuLenuur1 examination and allowance; and that
sI te not fled hereof by the publication Of this
order ia the Californian printed at ST Joh,bury three
pear ard at pace, they CAUSE object
thereto. By order of court,
Attest JONAH BROOKS, Judge of Probate.
A true copy vi reco.d.
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AS DELCGE FIRE COMPANY.
80 No. meet at their engine house,
~A tuesday, Sept. 4. 1880. at Pm.
n. NJ. JOHNSON, C Jerk.
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AY ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick. feeble. and
complaining, Are you cut q
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortable, These symp-
toms are often the prelude 70
serious illuess. Some ut Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should I've averted by =
timely use Of the right rern-
edy. Take Ayers Pills, 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 &c
tivity. purify the system from
the Instructions which make
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BIRTHS.

In this place, Aug. %, a son to Mr.. John
MCGOWAN.
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Washington County.

Parodi, the Prima Donna, was advertised
% give concert at Montpelier on Wednes-
Jay evening.
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>,,.e. and in point Of action and power he is
=, often excelled. understand Mr.. Bemis
~sceved $1,000 for him. I.
&c. ). :.

The Fall Term of the Lyndon Center Sc
rsc, School will commence next Tuesday,
Sept. i, and continue eleven weeks Under the
;os,ructon Of our friend Holman r. Drew
Of panyille, whose experience and success as
. ,,acfer are too we'll known to our citizens
~ require comment. Let all interested add
their share to the patronage of the school,
tina, teacher, parent and pupil may now and
hereafter ENJOY the advantages of the same,
q = permanent institution" INCOG.
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w \ n Il E ID

By the subscriber. 500 tubs extra quality But.
ter in tubs not larger than 30 lbs, for which the
highest market price will oe paid. 1000 doz mix
ed socks, white toes and tops, good size and we'll
knit, before the first day of October or November
next, in exchange for goods at the lowest cash
price.
Farmers that are doing or wish to Go ready
pay business, can find here one of the best assert
ments of goods in Northern Vermont which is
adapted to the wants of every farmer and mechan-
ic, embracing everything usually kept in a coun-
ry store. Great attention is paid to the sclec-
ion of
TEAS, TOBACCOS,
Provisions. and all kinds of Domestic Goods. A
large assortment of eustom-made Boots and
Shoes on hand, and will be made to measure to
tit any man, woman or child, at short notice, and
warranted. Clothing made to order and warrant
ed tC fit
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats and Caps. of the latest Summer styles
Haying tools, cheaper than ever before, Scythes.
warranted.
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
Zinc. Lime, and all kinds of Hardware and house
trimmings. Salt Fish, Flour, Pork, Lard, Sal
mon Trout. Vinegar and Pickles.
All the above stock will be sold very low in ex-
change for
CASH COUNTRY PRODUCE
or good credit. Meaning, as do. to render the
best satisfaction, that may merit the continued
patronage of my former customers and the pub
lie generally.
u Persons bringing butter are requested not
to bring ii Mondays. and to weigh their tubs be-
fore packing.
GEORGE W. SPENCER.
East Burke July IL 1860 ll.tf
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CT. JOHNSBURY ACADEMY
~ 0
IL II s c.

The Fall Term of this Institution will COM
mence on Monday, Sept. 10th. to continue eleven
weeks. valuable Musical Library will be pro-
vided for the use of pupils. The school hereafter
will be under the EXCLUSIVE DIRECTION of Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Clarke, aided by such assistants
as the interests of the school may require.
o. For Circulars or any information apply to
C. II. CLARKE, Principal.
St. Johnsbury, July "a, 1860. lOO-6*
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j. d. ABBOTT. "Reminiscences
WILLIAM HARVEY, 'nim'''ioneio
9 I A I E OF ' f r NJ o n T.

TATE OF We r NJ ON I.
y ESSEX DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court. held at Lunenburg, within andfOr
said district. on the 9th day vi Aug, A. ID. 1861
instrument purporng to be thelast willard tesla
"A ment of Stephen Powers. late of Lunenburg, in
said district deceased being tcthe Court here by
Powers Stephen Powers, theeXecutors therein
named. for probate:
court that apersons there
in be notified to appear at session Ufsaid court To be ho
den the Probate Office in LunenSburg the 18th day
of Sept ls6 and show cause, il any they may have,
against the Probate of said ILL Tor which purpose, ii
ordered that copy OF the record OF this order
published three weeks the Caedonan
printed Johnsbuy previous to said time appointed
for hearing.
JONAH BROOKS. Judge of Probate.
true copy of Record. Attest.
81 JONAH BROOKS. Judge of Probate.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-08-09
Another wonder in Machinery.

Over two years ago it was announced,
that machinery was being put up in
this place, for making friction matches,
which would !exceed in its results any
thing in this'line. ever before seen in this
country. After two years experiment
ing and making. Improvements by the
ingenious inventor--Mr. Alexander I'm
derwood, the running Of the machinery
has so far been perfected, that it may
be called a complete success. The
amount Of work accomplished by this
machine, without the Intervention of
hand labor, is truly wonderful ; the con,
triver has impaired seeming intelli-
gence to the whole arrangement, t and it
apparently knows enough to cote. At
any rate, it can handle, adjust and
properly dispose Of little friction
matches, with rapidity, precision and
intelligence, as no mere voter can. For
amore particular account Of the capa-
bilities of this machine, we avail our
selves Of the following extract from the
Times of this city:
"The Match Machine is run by steam,
and does the principal work Of manu-
featuring. Blocks Of pine plank Of the
requisite size are fed into The machine
and are delivered from it, in the shape
Of neat round matches, dipped and
dried, and already for boxing at the
rate, at present, Of 10000 per hour,
though when the machinery is fully per-
fected, it is intended to double that
number. To be more particular, the
machine cuts the sticks, puts them upon
the racks, dips them, in two compost
tiOns, carries them until they are dry,
and then delivers them into the boxes
At the present the matches are put
in paper boxes, which hold on an aver
age Of so each, and 10000 Of these
boxes are put up and packed, ready
for market per day by from twelve to
fifteen hands, all but three of which
may be boys and girls This may be
called the present capacity Of the ma
chine, though when fully perfected in
all its parts it is calculated to do about
double the work.
We understand that it is the inten.
ton Of the company to add another
machine to their establishment, as soon
as it can be completed, when they will
carry on this branch of manufacturing
on a scale commensurate with the
capacity Of this new and wonderful
invention, which will warrant bust
ness Of at least $40, 900 per annum.