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.n.u,,r Death of a Woman by the Use
of Whisky.

r.. wife ofJulius W. Smith, Esq, of Con-
Mass, came 20 her death yesterday
...s under somewhat singular circum-
...> Wishing to have number of teeth
......,,!. ,he desired the surgeon to admin
.,,4 her whisky, in order to render her in
..., during the operation. After some
.,..u, which was Oyerruled, :umbler
ll.. was administered to her during
..r. T..e teeth were then extracted and
-. or twelve hours the woman presented
Tie ordinary symptoms Of intoxication,
H.. that. for few minutes she appeared
person in ali apoplexy, but soon recov-
About an hour after drinking the
-, >ae yomited freely, without pain or
>... ,..ii.culty. Her pulse and breathing,
-. the LrUer,were natural, and the fam
.,... ...,nc> VINO called in the course of
49,. Ia, and evening, ielt no apprehension till
:. .c..,a Monday night, when the doctor,
. :,,..ns some anxiety, in consequence OF
,,uptoms of apoplexy manifested, had
..a.ed with her during the greater part of
c,,,ing, requested that another physi-
So. called Tor the purpose of holding a
station. Nothing, however, could be
TT. AID she expired about o'clock yester-
Is, morning, without having shown any sign
.,..ruiug Consciousness or of suffering
8. c.:9r, AZ the start was made to have her
..r r,Aer, or chioro:orm, which she appear
81 think would injure her; whereas it is
- t hese substances, particularly ether,
s a.. nave proved powerless.
i>a't there little too much strychnine
sci, il ;he manufacture of whisky to ma Ike
J., ,l:e - take?
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For Sale.

F7NHE we'll known Ira Colby farm. pleasantly 10
Il Gated on good road. j.! of a mile north ,f
Danv lie Green. ana within i miles ot II. Johns
bury. on the old county road TO North DaIviiic -
Said farm contains about leo acres suitably d
vidcd into moving til!a-c. and pa>turagc. togetl-
cr with wood enough for home use. II i one IF
the best wheat ana corn farms i'll this part of the
county. having about - acres of Southrrlv ans:
eaStcrlv cantS. with convenient house and ont
buildings Will be sold with or withoutthe crop,
Terms easy. Is 4 part can remain on mortgaCr II
desired. For further information inquire of IL,
subscriber the premises. Possession giv"i
Immediately. CllA* Il. PRENil>S. ."if
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The MARKETS.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKETS, h

Atmarket ~ Clttie1uU BccvcS and " Stores CON-
sisting OF WurKin. Oxen Cow and Calves Yearliur>
Two and Three Years Old.
Prices-Markct icei-EXtra including nothing hul,he
best large tat stabilized OXen.1 90
Including nothing but the best large TAT stabilized Oxen
615a 90 "a quality, including the .rass-led oxen
the best stabilized Cows and the best three Years old
Steers So aJ,J; 81 quality 90. ordinary S3Uu.
STRENGTHENING Oxen, from SSU, llj y l.u. Cows
and aive> fronlS2S 3D. A. 500. Warnings Sea- Two
Yearsold Sl1, a y, Three yearsold S24 AS.
Snre y Lambs-22d at market. Prices lots So
81 3Uu. Extra ana selections. 100 = 900. as.
Hides. II IL &c per 10. TaIow l-2c per h.
Pelt> 81 % 81 - each Calf Skins .lpa lie. perlb
VEAL CALyES-SaieSa at 5000, aU.UU each.
SwINE-uu0W estern at market Prices-Shotcs whole
elVUpeTlb. 0p
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\ bill tXempting from attachment
B.. >tvng machine in every family, has
,.. ~ third reading in the Massachu-
..> Assembly.
20 NEc Of the dulest men we ever saw,
Prentice. Was named Sharp, one of the
t., Was named Smart, ore Of the slow
SO, named swift. one Of the tallest was
.'Aed low-aId the ex-Gov. of Virginia is
ned Wise.
SINGULAR AND FEARFUL CASE OF SuMNAM-
N. The Manchester Mirror says that
= !-r>Iay night, during the violent snow
u which vas raging at that time, Mrs.
J. ..r wife of George Helper of Fisher
y .... 4lo>c in her sleep without awakening
r. A~f>e, who was sleeping with her, and
-'r'. cut al the back door, and Jumped or
..'o a well, 40 feet deep, containing about
:,ri OF water. The nurse subsequently
-"-". missed her when search was made
' So VAS at length found in that precari-
condition. and extricated She had long
,eaetul that some of her children would
.. 10 TIE We!!and had frequently dreamed
:, H. and had probably been dreaming on
night Of snch an accident and went to
opposed rescue. She escaped with few
SIS.
=! California emisrants should beware
"-'m they purchase passage tickets in
Is York. Last week. Samuel Zehner of
b .-''1 County, Ohio, was swinded out of
70 y tie tlchet-swindling rascals of that
a'o. John Mccall of Tioga County, Pa. ,
--"r"se >"indled into paying sl25 too
%. .'T ticket for California.
: I~e Paris correspondent Of the n.
i"t..as Post SAYS that DR.. Evans. the
..-.4 ,enti>t, as he is called, par excel
.~' ctarse of the teeth of pretty much
..r s1'erelsns of Europe, and of Ameri-
Wen the latter come to Paris. He
1Aas professional trip the other day
'... d. the instance of the former En-
u. H~,>!A. On parting she presented
"... c-amond ring valued at 10000
-aaout $4,000. The Doctor and
- ~, nave received presents enough
'.-"Itt. heads, in The shape Of brace
-"'>. snuti-hsxes, rings and curious
Il gold and precious stones, to make
'......oAalre. if he had their cost in mon
''.'-c Is scarcely a sovereign on the
x # Europe from whom he has not
-'e..y testimonial.
lie lowing rough but well put cpl
- = III tie Brandcn (Aliss.) Republi-
'i-2n. To prove YOU re bad,
De remark >utce>-
.'...'f~ed Helpers book
So he Impending Crisis
.'''"tE You once endorsed
'a.-'t abolition opinion:
were a democrat. John.
h'" sp' nor of the Old Dominion
'-'' 0eNil-John Letcher's a saint
Al '''' delnocrat-John Sherman
Horace Greeley says there never was
'-'.- L tine 10 buy farms at the West
y '''1e extra cash in the pocket
lie purchase, Horace says, will
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A Friend in Need Try If

Sweet Iniaibe Linmen is prepared the recipe
OF DR. Stephen Sweet OF Coiie, Cu the great huile SET
ter and has beer uSc'! III his prettcefr the last twenty
with the
reIie"! il Is without rival and VIII alleviate pain
speedily thai any oher pre- araoh. For all Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders il i truly ifllliblt and
live Tor Sores. ouns. Spra> Bruises, its soothing.
healing aud powerful strengthening PROF critics excite the
ilSt wonder and establishment ui all Who have gwen
uIal over Our hundred Ccrtilica rena kane
performed by II within the last Two Years bear witness to
this fact.
See advertisement. 1929
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PHOLSTERY,
i Il. CASINO

DECORATIVE UPHOLSrERER, AL
DLEN'S NEW BLOCK, RAILROAD ST.
is prepared to make and put down carpets, TO
make and hang window shades. repair furniture
and refill mattresses of every kind in a superior
manner. Mattresses and pew cushions made to
order. Drapery arranged according to the latest
Paris and New York styles. Every variety of up
holstery goods. trimmings and ornaments fur
ni>hcd to order at short notice. Window shades.
wire screens, Ncnitian blinds mad. to order to III
the windows. | am also prepared 20 contract scr
the fitting up of Hotels. Churches &c
J. L. CASINO, Rail Road st.
St. Johnsbury. Oct. Is, 1859 coil
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Bah NANNIES.-It is said that Americans
Europeans in their intercourse with the
..ac>e greatly irritate them by foolish dis
arc. and contempt Of the habits Of Japan
lie. For instance the japanese use
.;ner chairs nor tables. The mating with
Oh the floors of their houses are covered
>acrs for table, chairs and beds. They
,,t and sleep on them, and as they are a
= o,eInly people, they keep them unspot-
. -.,ays removing their shoes from their
.. d: Tie door. And yet John Bull and
j.. ,..rr Jonathan coolly disregard this uni
-. custom. and persist daily in soiling
e.. lois Of the japanese with their muddy
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The Very Last Thing

4 MAN should do before engaging the ser
11vices ola clergyman to perform the ''last
sad rites which are to make him and his beloved
lone flesh" is to go to the Caledonian Office and
procure pack of nice cards printed on new and
beautiful type, which we have just received from
the type founders.
n j Call and see specimens
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y o L | { T.

Is hereby given that application will be made
to The County Court next to he held at G,.idAall.
Essex County. VT. for commissioners to b.. ap-
pointed to lay out a road Though the town Of
Ferdinand.
Brighton Feb l. 1850. I1--70
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Real Estate for Sale

TWO places situated on the Baehop road
in Danyil,c between Palmer's Mills and
Noyesville. kno xn as the Robert and George
Leane farms-each consisting of one hundred
acres and more. recently cleared. with house
and barn on each.
Said property can be purchased upon reasona.
BILE terms, and at 4 fair price.
, Enouire of c. S. DANA. St John sbury.
or IRA BRAINAED, Danville
Jan. 80, 1860. 75-SOis
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q W E + IT'S LINZ MEN IT,

q W E + rs LIN Me Mt.
Browns Troches,
Peruvian Syrup,
Cod Liver Oil,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.
Tinctsre Arnica,
Sankee's Hair Restorative,
Hair Oils and Pomades
OF finest quality.
fer sale by
&c. B iNGHAM.
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IuE NtNr Observation-Disclosures already aCtiVrly
engaged III lliii. the Wits Tor th alur>
iur The next Presidency. Some Of them 90; li tie put-
!tdl .ai'If" Too hot i"r them and may 81 h'i l@"l-
For all Wuiit:>. seal Is. l;TTi~ J.! IS. h.ti,
Russia SaNc = the lniaitl remedy. - cts bon.
/ TyWhcrc. :,
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Burlington Female Seminary

Rev. J. X. CONVERSE. 4. NJ, Principal.
NHIS fourishing institution has been in
Il operation quarter of a century-has had I'M
der its instruction 1000 Young ladies, from
twenty-one different states and the CanadaS.
For beauty of location and thoroushne>s of
culture it is not surpassed by any institution in
New England.
The next term will commence on the first
Wednesday in March
The seminary is furnished with able and expe-
rienced teachers in ali the departments of study
in the English branches-the Latin, French,
German and Italian languages-piano music.
thorough bass, drawing. painting. &c.
The expenses are moderate, the supervision
parental and faithful
Catalogues will be sent on application to the
principal or to the subscriber.
JAMES W. HICKOK, Secretary
Feb. 9, 1860. 77-79
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PORT4 INT TO FL MILES
S 4 p O y | + IE r!
The Ready Family Soap Maker

WITH which every family with their ordinary kitchen
make all their soap with little trouble
hard. soft or fancy.
will make hard water SOFT clean paint remove gre
&C. 10 perfection.
Abundant testimony In favor OF the SapOniter with full
and valuable receipts for making different kinds Of soap
sent free, by addressing
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
No :96 Penn ST., PittSburg Pa
or LEWIS JAMES / CO., Agents,
Philadelphia Pa
Rs- Be sure get the original and patented article
manufactured by the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Company. East Tarsntum, Allegheny County, Pennsyi.
| vania. 7l-SS
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Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

INV pElIAN>. -Jtl August. lNI.i.
Dr. j. C. AVER: Sir cheerfuly com! ly with the -
quest Of Your agent" and report to YOU the elects
j have realized with your Sir>aparilla.
have cured with il. in my practice. most &C The
plants for which il Is recommended. and have found IT'S
effects truly wonderful IN the Of Ir'.rcrl qhf NJ
cur1Ft DIS rs. One # my patients had SylhIIc ulcers
III his throat. which consuming his .laf and tho
top Of his mouth. Your Sarsaparilla. steadily taken.
cured HIM III five weeks. Another atiacA,, ty
ondary symptoms in his AMI the liberation Lad
eaten away ccl>d rat!e Part Il it. - that believe Tie
disorder would s'"n reach his Train ana kill Him i;
yielded TO MY administration If your SiIsi arIlla la.
ulcers healed and lac Is We'll again. course Nitl1u
Some di>t-uraiicn 70 his fac. woman who had been
treated Tor the disorder by -utvIi.
from this poison her bones. They hal l~.core - >ll-
sitiye Il the weather that damp DAY She >u:ir,1,
crucatln- pain in her i'ut- ard bones Shr. go.
cur-l entirely ly Your sar>.l;rila III a lew weeks |
know from lis formula. which agent -avc M. that
this Preparation from Iour atoi..to, Ice q,
remedy: consequently, these truly habe Results
with II have not surlrlS.f,
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Orleans Liberal Institute.
TTHE Spring Term will commence
Wednesday. Feb. %,

THE Spring Term will commence
Il cdnesday. Feb. %,
And continue eleven weeks, under the charge of
GEO. W. TODD. Jr., Principal.
Mrs GEO. W. TODD. Jr.. rrcccptrcss and Teach
er in French.
Miss l.. NJ. SMITH, Teacher of Music
CIV TODD, Jr.. Teacher of Pcnmanship
With such other assistance as the school de-
mandS.
Mr. Todd had charge of this institution during
the past year, and will take charge of it the pres
cnt YEAR Mr. and Mrs. Todd have each taught
nearly seven years, and are fully competent to
discharge the duties of a teacher in any depart
Mcnt-
Students. well advanced. themselves a long
time teachers, are quite as we'll qualified to Judge
of their wants and the capacity of their teachers,
as anybody else
A God number of such students have attended
here the past year. and it is their opinion. public
w EXPIRES sed that they never progressed more
rapidly, M IRE thoroughly. or more advantageous
". both in 'he regular routine of the school
room and in he teachers class, than during the
past year.
1t is we'll wort by of note that almost all ofthem
are now engaged in te aching. and giving OK
cellent satisfaction. while several. not students
here, have failed and SeIt Many OF tAeSc success
full ones return here in the Spring.
These facts tell much more for the efficiency OF
this in stituton and its board of teachers. than
words or recommendatious-th though these are not
wanting
Much attention is paid to Reading, Orthogra-
ply and the so-called little things, to E.ocution
in all its departments. and to imparting general
information.
The prospect for full Spring term is quite
fattering
Students will be welcomed here with a hearty
good cheer, and will be charged the following
TUITION.
Common English Branches, $780,
Higher, Including Greenleafs National
! Arithmetic,) 35t
Latin or Greek. 4.0t
French. extra, l.O
! French, alone, 800
Penmanship. ia lessons, stationery in
! cluded.) 40
Music and Drawing Extr
Incidentals, Il
Board. Rooms, &C.. reasonable.
All persons, patrons, especially, are invited to
visit the school during the term.
For Board. Rooms or information. address the
Principal at Glover, Vermont.
II. MCCLELLAN, Secretary.
Glover, Jan. 81. 1860. 1913
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Eor all Of which it speedy and certain remedy and
never Rails This !nl!nent IS prepared from rtcip,
OF Dr. stephen Sweet Of Connecticut and fmou. bone SET
ter and has been used by him his practice for more
than cl! Years with the astonishing success in an
elevator pain il is unrivalied by any prepara
tio bcipe til" public, Of which any will tr conv ince
by Il single tlal
Ills Iinment will cure rapidly and radically Rbeum,
tic Disorders I'll every KIND, and in thousands of cases
where il has been used il has i'll been known 10
have tailed
For Neuralgia it VIII afford immediate relief in every
Cast. however distressing.
1t iii relieve the case Of III aiao he in three MIN
uttS and il Warranted to do IT.
fOpthaChr also II viii INSTANTLY.
For Nervous Debility and General La,situ,e arisinc
Rom iIUoencc or cAtc>i this Linimcnt is us h,upy
uItiiiI- remedy. Acting directly upon the uery,
t>>ic> II strengthens AID REV., iies the system and re-
stores II Il ..a>ti,ii! and \Igor.
For fe>-A> an EXTERNAL remedy We claim that II i, the
bestkno"u and We ciaiclGc The world to produce. an
equal Every Victim Of This SSH. couiut stnuIJ
give II thorough trial ior il Will tail afford ,e,ji-
ATE relief and III HE majority OF will effect radical
lant ard dangerous. timely aplca1jn ~ nj. liz,
.ct iii tai cure 1900 $50
Sial> are sometimes OBSTINATE and enforcement
Of the tt> j. Liable 10 elected The very worst
be tolriuccd 10y this LinieIt III TWO or thre.
,aN>.
Bruises. Cuts, Wounds Sores Ulcers Burns ar, Sc,,J
Yield readily to the Wonderfully healing
sweets lnlAIIihc Inuent wien used according 10 ,,r.
tons. Also ChNIai>, Frosted Feet and se. Ritz. and
SlL--. ~
Every horse should have this remedy at hand fr
Il Timely >t at the iir>t ailaice of te.ts, will rt-
rcta! irtvtIt tlo>e Formidable diseases 10 which hor
liable and Which Fender ~ uaIiy y,lyabl hrs.-
nearly worthless.
over four huire. voluntary testimonials to the won
dcrlul curative properties this Imet have been re-
ccIe and IMAM! oi them from persoi,s the highest
TAI III
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LcucOrrhTa or Whites. Ovarian Tumor.
Uterine liberation. Fc2,alc Diseases.

br. j b 5. Charming. Of %rw York CITY write - I
most ch"crfully comply with the request o ,our ani in
sSvin- have :nuni SaT>;!Iarilla tHtll.t
al'.latYc in the numerous conn laIut> Tor which
employ such remedy. hut especially IN ImEt DISEASES
Of the Sratuol;S .athe>- have circ man, inyt.,r-
ate CASES of Lucorlhra bv il. and wl-r tie
iant was Cau>cl 10y al. rra ui the m.riS. Ihc III
alton itself was cured, Nothing within NV kIow-
ed"' c!ualS IL fer tl->- female i,iaii-gcm,nr-.
Edward :. NsTr,w. f Newiutv. Ala. writes. dan
ger"us "ir1'n ''i,or tn f. males family
which had dfei all the remedies could cllov has
at length been conf -t.y cure, ~ your Extract If Sar
salari!a. oar physician thought nothing la. eNtirrs-
ton could afford relief Int liz advised tie ril II ,rur
Sar>alaiii!a as the lat resort tirr cutting. AMI 1t
proved efectual. After taking reneiy -lt wres
no SYMPTOM of the disease remains,
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

4 YOUNG man who can furnish good ref
IL erence can hear of chance to learn a pleas
ant and profitable trace by enquiring at this Of
fee, or addressing post office box lS6 St. Johns
bury, Vt.
Feb. ID, 1860. T-79
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FIacrnal!y yours. q. V. LAkIMEE. y. D.
Rheumatism, GOut. Liver Complaint.

IYIEPEYDENCF, Pre-. c.. ". tth .ial, -.
Dr. J. c. AYR: Sir have been afflicted with ra!.i-
full chrome RspnaSE for a long time. VIII, i,tli t'
skill ii Ply >i,iinS ard stuck lc IN >l;t ak c
rel'.-s could mud, until tried s!str!i.a u-
bottle Cu'el * ard restored nv general
health much that | am tan ',rit Than III i n.,s
attacked. think II wonderful n.yii iI.e- j. tEEAM-
jules Y Grtcicll of st Louis wits: E" | have H. n
afflicted fr wears with "f..t,' 4 IL. L,.. wli n
DESTROYED health. tried every thing. and y.ry it-
failed L. li.v. me: ami lflt been hru.,Il-,uI liIt
fol y.tlS from "tE.r than t''r ',.., u
ii. Lictr NJ beloved pastor tie Rev lr- i>I'y ai i,i
tnty ari,ia. L., ne >ai l. hIy. =.
and tlu- r.tc worth irving. l., tl' H. -
i,t- # ioi has cnri and has purified Iy g.: /
maxi 4 of Inc. feel yoIu-, I.-e
L>t IN, ON e sd ui NHu i, L.. Id .ntr. rIll..
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aper's Sar5'patilIa,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD
Ana ''r The SPECIFY cure .: the suJon, varieties IF
bi-ca>r:
Scrofula ana ScrofuiOuS lErctiop,.>uc.,
as luinOr>. Ulcers. >crr>. Eru:..,ou,
fInsp pies. Pu>:ssic>. fiio.cU,, Enii.
niains, aud al Sie.M Di>.ascs

~ 'iAiANr. iii.. 9th il.r"- -.
u g. AFER 4 Go. Gent: I'll 4 NV duty T. a.,
kn"" ca" hat N: >.t.-i..-.It ia, ,:,!, Ter IN.
"'lS ii.iiil i scliGic.> l''rti =. have >r.ol
from II III various wiI> la Yeas. Svi:,cI.,> i, Iir,
ont ia !r"r> hand, ami arms ,..,ii,., q.
TURNED lr"iIi ami distressed stomach I,,
years ago ii iIf 'I' head and r.. IA, ali,
AID ears with one which painful and
beyond description tined IarN /! lie, aha, el.i
piiI >lcianS hut without much rciirt from 4ny i- u,
Itcf the disorder - worse, Al iI.-rh ws> li.r.
IL it'i III The '>"l Messenger that sou lad PREPARED
an a!,'i;.I" SaT> pam lla fr knew from l,:r ;l Ut
tnn that an! tin- Nou mad, must IT, ..,si M =.
tlii'Iiitt and 't II, and Us il hi H.. l. \
II, as ';!s i>. in small d.. u t>,4..,,f ,,,
Il. ii ana I>r! ir>; ttr,c t"t;-. tcw and healthy
sam soon ieg1n 20 tIm under The >.,., vii n aft.r
While tel oh Ny >a!n * now clear. and know to. INV
f. ii!> tr tn, !-'a>. l.> gone FROM nv S.>ia Yru
can W., r'Ne that III what am -, In. when I'll
s'i' That hold "" I" b. oc oi the APOSTLES IT, az,
and rcm,,iu ever gratefully. N4ms
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WANTED

SMART mechanics to buy rights for
OHolmes Patent Clothes Frame, one of the
neatest things of the age, and of practical utility
in every family. They can be sold at low rate,
and still afford good profit to the manufacturer.
Circulars and other information free Of charge by
the subscriber who offers for sale state, county
and town rights. II. W. POOLE, Agent.
1919 Halifax, Mass.
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease. Fits. Epiis -
sY. Msln nc h liz. AeuI:.i,: LIN

Many rrnaIkall, ur,> II th,>e aa,,i.' IL have trn
made iv IL" a.t.Ta,iI power o this r.iclne- Il >:I-
lat the vital functions into i. q. lH. tlus
disorders which wouli he supposed You'd -
rrirh. .gcl remedy has IL i-cH require IT,
c--iiirS the l PIE. am, If.,Li LAT ~: All
4, n iicL all that medicine can 10.
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} DNSPEpIICS

And al who safer tu5 tvrturcS Wlil disease. in
i,s in one form rnothcr Of it, very many phase,
You can cure yGr>elI, safely. speedily and permanently
Usilp
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Borders, Cuts
AND
R I L E s.
p E y NJ 4 y SHIP!
A Splendid Opportunity

For al WHO VIII bec0me good writer's!
ID I. RAWSON commences his Spring
lCsTerm at st. JohnSbury, Feb. %. and gives
a course of 70 lessons in writing free t. all who
will buy one of his beautiful copy-oooks which
will then be offered for sale at a very reasonable
price. The style of writing taught by him is too
well known to require praise. Those who wish
to learn fancy writing pen drawing will be tho.
roughly instructed in the same on reasonable
terms. Call and see specimens at Post Office.
St. Johnsbury, Feb. II, 1860. 0-79*
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-24
The OXvgenated BittcrS.

The Weckiy Novelette, Of :, p. =, says.
Dyspepsia is one OF the prevailing diseases q" cou.-
try This is owing both 10 the climate and the almost
universal habi; ol eatin. meals ly to admit q.
proper digestion But i'll spite All these adverse dir
cuistaltes. this fell disease when il has become
chroi disappears rapidly 10y the uf the OK GeIated
l'ittes, which Lave been found 10 prove lble rem
cdy.
From the publisher Of q widely circulated Maya
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-02-24

>NorUlTIAN ART A>SOCIATION.-The 9th
a,.. award of works Of art by The Cosmo-
Ian Art Association was made in New
\ x. Jan. 81. The following chef d@mreS
a.. GAVIN by Nermontcrs:
>.rav on the Upper Mississippi, (Pastal,)
J. j.. REYNOLDS, Rutland.
N-tt and Morning, (ThorwalsGen,) is.
{. Noo.>on, Noatptler.
Ola, and Webster. (Medallion. John 10
; y. Harrington.
IlNtLE SrFIEACE-lItnry Ward Beecher
declared III favor Of female suffrage. lie
. Ina, every mi>creant, if candidate for
..-. woa,d i, blasted by the vote of wo-
:. a. Bat many miscreant when candi-
e. for the lace Of husband, finds very lii
..:c-I'! in getting himself elected by a
a.4a $ vote. And isn't it likely that wo-
/: l.- gpi,e as careful and conscientious in
IS - 10 fl that interesting office as they
r ...a voting to ill the public Offices p
sr JoU,nm.