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AUCTION SALES,

A UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT a co.
N Bale-rooms No. rs East Fourth -street.-Furnt-
ture at Auction.--Will be sold at Auction, FRI
DAY MORNING, June 20, at 9 O'Clock, at our store,
No. 19 East Fourth-street, quantity Of Household
je2e JACOB CRAFT co.. Auctioneers
A UCTION SALE.-By KELLOGG 4 WILL
"A L1AMS.-Sale. rooms ~ and ~ East Third
June 30, az O'Clock, the balance Of Pawnbrokers
stock of Clothing, Watches, &c. -, T.
-. ALSO
Dry and Fancy Goods, Boots, Shoee, &c.
Atl0 o'cIock-A general variety Of new and second
hand Parlor, Chamber, Dining-room and once
Furniture. HEIun UI.a F.
ALSO
Two large Cooking stoves suitable for steemboats
or boarding houses together with great variety of
ie2O A. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
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GRAND LARCENY CAsR.--Two young men,
denizens of Cincinnati and Covington, who
gave their names as VIM. J. Scott and Eli
Shifford, were arrested af Lawrenceburg
Indiana, yesterday,.by Joseph Yancey, Mar
shal of West Covington, on a charge of grand
larceny. The guilty parties had stolen a
skiff from near White Hall, which happened
to be the property of Mr.. Yancey himself,
took it to tawrenceburg and sold it for 81.
They were examined yesterday before Judge
Moltos, and committed to Jail in default of
$3.50 bail, for their appearance at the next
term Of the Circuit Court. 5
CIRCUIT CouRT.-In the Circuit Court yes
terday, Jas. Davis was tried and acquitted on
a charge of arson, and John Boxer tried and
acquitted on a charge Of carrying concealed
weapons. The remainder of the day was oc-
cupied with civil cases.
FIRE ON THE KENTUCKY CENTRAL RAILROAD.
About one thousand cords of wood was con-
sumed by FIRE near Demossville and Butler
Stations, on the Kentucky Central Railroad
night before last. There is no doubt but that
il Is the work of an incendiary. rl.i-
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CONVICTION NEWS.

Cry CoUNoI.-The Council met in the
Courtroom yesterday, for the first time since
the completion of the recent improvements.
President Goodson and twelve members were
present The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
A communication was received from the
Mayor, calling attention to the fact that no
penalties are attached to failure on the
part of police officers to fulfil their duties.
As an instance on this point, he stated that
several prisoners were now in jail who have
been sentenced to the chain-gang, and yet
not one ofthem had ever been put upon the
streets, and there being no penalty affixed TO
failure on the part of the officer whose duty
it was to execute the chain-gang ordinance,
there was no remedy. Referred to the Com
mittee on Law. .t
Mr.. Moore presented q Communication
from John T. Lewis, President of the Ken
lucky Central Railroad, asking the privilege
of erecting telegraph poles in the streets.
Referred.
Mr.. Moore introduced an ordinance grant
ing license to Mr.. Henry Kraut to keep a
coffee-house on the Seventh-street Market
space, for the sum of 500. Lost. The Ii
cense was afterward granted, however, upon
the payment of 5000. .uf
The remainder of the session was con.
sumed in matters relating to improvements
of streets
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BOARDING.
LOST.

II .OsT-In CINCINNATI, alsdy's Breast Pin, formed
NJ Of bunch Of hair in the form Of bow, with
drops fastened by gold band on which the let
ters o. p, and is Of much value g the owner. The
" [je2e-bs1
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BENEDICTION,

The exhibition of the Junior Glass of the
Hughes High-School also took place yester-
day. As in the case of the Woodward, the
exercises were largely attended and quite in
teresting. The class acquitted itself with
credit, much TO the qualification of its teach
ers and friends. The following was the pro-
gramme;
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EXHIBITION OF THE HueHEs AND WooD-
WARD HIeH-ScHooLs.--The Junior Glass Of
the Woodward High-School, gave its annual
exhibition yesterday afternoon. The au-
dience was very large and the performance
Of the pupils passed off quite agreeably.
The following Is a programme Of the exer-
cises:
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WANTED ATTENTION : lmPort4nt Secret
n will lecture on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
a nd FRIDAYS, at II o'clock A. NJ, at her once,
m Jrth east corner of Race and Slxth-Bts. Room No
II Consultation hours from A. M. to p. M, or
Through the Postoflce. Mrs Burleigh has brought
from Europe remedies for female diseases which give
positive and immediate relief. jels-am
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yUANTED-A few more good Business Agents.
w Send ten cents in stamps, by mall, to Box
1872, Cincinnati, Ohio, and you will receive cir;
duldr with full information. fine opening for all
hUund. yeIz-u
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FOR RENT,

uNOR RENT-Two-story FRAME HOUSE, cor
IL ner Third and Neutrality-suspicious., at Sl2 per
month: Street.railroad runs 70 the house. Apply
cfnnati Ohio. Je2g-bF
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NNOR RENT-ROoM-A nicely furnished front
n Room, to one or two single gentlemen, at No.
AS East Sixth.street, between Sycamore and Broad
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, uINOR SALE-Commeroial College Ticket for tuli
II course, In one OF tho best Colleges in the CITY,
Vim be sold cheap II applied for soon g n uonsoN
ie2s-b- No. 50 West Third street.
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WUANTED-S50O-F three years, at ~ per
w cent. compound interest," secured by mortgage
on 100 acres Of land, in Ohio, worth $lO per acre
iaaA-dAl Z. M r..
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WNOR R RENT-etore with Dwelling attached, No,
~ 300 Central Avenue, between Seventh and
Eighth. Also, Fixtures for sale. Apply at the prem-
SOS. Rent $40 per annum. Je25-f-
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|ENOR RENT OR LEASE-NEw FRAME
n HoUsE-Ten rooms, hall, cellar, hydrant, cis-
term front and BACK yards Apply ApPEyEsNRY WARE. II
J. ie2s.bi No. = West Fourth-street, pear Main,
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uNOR SALE-RAILRoAD TIoKEfs-Two9
AT Counting Room Of Press Once Jes5
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r1ISOR RENT-A large Room, wcll lighted, suit
~ able for many light and quiet Manufacturing
|purposes, operating number Of Sewing Machtnesi
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u5SOR sALE--Flags, American Ensigns and
~ Sireamers, nom 2OtoA 40 feet long. For sale at
- w East FrOn'-s'rse'' EDwARD KNIGHT.
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od;r,al Ruiliani>m.

i, f an effort to befriend the
.a' ,, .5'a, bows who were found on board
2, Wv" WV .I,ye vessel, that was taken into
.'' Trt +, thus stated in the Erening
W ' Tt. rharses are fully sustained by af-
~ y, wi, rappan, who is now over 20
VI .,s accompanied by his grandson,
= u -" ~ The sd inst. to the office of the
Re. >,,.,, Marshall, Rynders, to inquire !
~, ~. ambition Of the boys, and to see if
.'' r,,>;;5.y TO transfer them to the ladies
,''' ffn,,g,o Orphan As! lum. AS soon as
.., o.. Mr.. Tappan's visit were made
+, me agent of the government, he
We It! IN the most violent and profane
p.>sustin. oaths and execrations
l.,,ea upon his head the fists of the
otfo holder were shaken in his face,
.a,r..y crew of subordinates looking
,l,. while and clapping their hands,and
r h, VS. thrust out ofthe door. When
B.tuy,. youth under twenty, stepped
.g;,.i his grandfather from personal Vi
f,
-.-, Eynders caught him by the hair,
.-,csed him about the room, and even
.,-gt.. amid the most horrid oaths, 20
ears with knife. \ more brutal
..rac.ou, assault was never committed,
aa.t heightens the offence is, that it was
~1.trl By an officer of the government
lnoffendins citizens
,.sr,k ~ LIGHTNING. The Dougla las poles
village were struck by lightning, dur
n, storm of Friday, which came very
5t.n. fatal in its effects. John G. Der
nd others were engaged in lowering the
Mr.. ID. was standing upon a dry plank
led from the ground and holding one Of
hayards, when bolt struck the pole,
.en.ng the ball and eagle at the top and
.,,el down the halyards through his hands.
- .ccrived severe shock as did others a
nd the poles, and he probably owes his
de from serious consequences alone to
.,olated position.-Luncaster Republican.
Mary Donnavan, an intelligent and
omplished young woman of about eight
. years, died in car of the New York
an. ON the Worcester road, near BoSton,on
.!4y. She went to New York about a
* ago. where a situation had been obtain
,lr her. bat was sent back on account of
.e4I,h She grew worse in the cars, and
..v died in the arms Of an eXpressman.
- The Albany Atlas and Argus is right
once. 1t says 1.-The Democratic party is
impact and concentrated, conscious Of its
,,on,ibiity. and resoiutely m0chiny
aiIH 10 its end." That's so ; and they
I. reach their end on the 9th of November
DLATI OF "GRIzzLY ADAMS" Thousands
people in all parts of the country, from
!. ...rt TO California, will learn with regret Of
death Of J. {. Adams, better known as
I'D Grizzly Adams by his numerous
nd ptrilol> adventures with grizzly bears
I'd other savage animals, accounts of many
. which have been published in the newspa
rs. His eventful and somewhat heroic ca
.rr closed peacefully at the home of hi.
lighter. in Neponset, Yesterday, in his 4Stl
-.. The immediate cause of his death was
he opeE wound on his head received in ONT
! his encounters with grizzly, and which
ld never heal.--Leaii. 26M.
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In Lyndon, Oct. %, by Rev. II. Wellington.
Mr.. Irving ii. Frost Of this town, and Miss Can
dace c. Pierce of Lyndon. Corrected from last
week
Oct. Is, by Rev. John Bole of South Ryegate,
Mr. Andrew Buchanan. merchant at West Bar
net, and Miss Lydia Maria Roberts of Groton.
In Lyndon. Oct. -. by Rev. NJ. c. Henderson,
Mr. VIM. A. Chase and Mrs. Louisa d. lloyt,
both Of Lyndon.
In Benson, Oct. Is, by Rev. f.. W. Hooker, d.
D., Mr.. George Root of Benson, and Miss Lucy
Jane SWEET Of Danvilc.
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DEATHS.

In Greensboro. Oct. &c. John GILES aged So
years.
In Lyndon, Oct. %, Sarah Randall, widow of
Ferdinand L. Walker. esq, aged % years.
Printers in Massachusetts and Rhode Island
are requested to publish the same.
In Lyndon, Oct. 81 Hczckiah Ingcrson, aged
GO years.
In Lyndon. Oct. "a. Nelly. child Of John and
Hannah Clement aged m.nths.
In IIardwick. Oct. u. 2ebecca Henderson.
aged - years.
In Lower Waterford, Oct 26, Betsy Eliza Cut
Ter. youngest daughter Of f. Cutler, esq, aged 81
years. III months.
In Lyndon. Sept. l.. Mrs. Sarah. wife Of Thorn
+. Sherman. aged so years.
In Lyndon. Oct 20, Clarence Eugene. son of
4. j. and c. f. Weeks, aged one year and eight
months.
In Barton. on the Dist inst, Mrs. Catharine
! Newton aged - years
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THE MARKETS
Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian.

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 81, 1870.
At market $3.50 Cattle. about 1000 Becves and
20 stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
IL ol.r two and three years Odds.
pEr, E>-Narkct Bccf-Extra $3.50 - 90 !;
- quality 5000 5000; second do. S3,25 !;
nj do $50 ordinary $40.
Working Oxcn-S50, 900. l6j
C,s, and Calvcs-S3O, 81, 40, q 60.
l,arling>-S1 9.
Two Years Old-Sl0 a II.
iArce Years Old-Sl4 "a Il.
>nccp and I.ambs-.300 at market. Extra and
,sirctions. Sa,25 800; in lots, Sl,2j, 30. a
-ur
Nwiuc-000o at market.
llide>-G 61c per b.
Calf Skins-l0 re per ID.
Pc!t>-Sl,O0 a | 20 each.
.llow-G &c per ID.
EiWARKs.-There was d decrease again this
So, III the number of cattle, but in consequence
ut weather, there were not many buyers pres
IT, AID prices remained without change. Sheep
3 ii :, la>t week 5 prices. There was one lot of
r., me - in number, sold to go to Providence
: $50 per head.
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BOSTON MARKET, Oct. -

: A,rr hlt physician knows how mu,h reliable
-t,r Needed b. the people. On all sides ~ Us. III
,a...uties cveryw here are multitude, that suIier
!uplant> that nolhn- but an Alternative cures
-Icit many OF them have been made and put a
tn .ht assurance OF being eiftctual But they tail
YUlplI>h the they promise because they have
IL ltrl,c virtues they claim In this state OF the
~ Dr. J. C. Aver Co VI Lowell have supplied Us win
uud Extract III Sar,apar!lla. which does prove l."
= one desired remedy. Its peculiar difference from
,mired preparations III market Is that II cures the
,,,> for =. hiC il Is recommended. while they do not.
i,>rc oi this TACT by more than one oil our inte-
>CiAs Ill this nci !hboih hood ali! have the further
.r-,r Of own experience OF lis Iruth-Tennes>ce
any N.>Lv vile. Tenn.
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NN OF 81 EEP-l there Is ANYTHING more wearing 10
N Dc w. and body than loss of sleep or any dliIcuitE
0a," be Uitcncr traced To other than loss o sleep
"l"rirIiCe has lost is power. or Sydney Smith te
i tl-I-h Phv,olpyi>t.i- not TO he relied upon VI
-'' L.. cAprrieCc ot thousands answer, and try ,Ee
Atriynr. and they will be- ready To endorse the re-
H. 81 the friends III the proprlt tors. Who writes
'r directions Ia BE- covered with >Uverclgns 10 pnr-
&c., 1i!! not h- without IL" Til, all will expert
- list. See advertisement and cali Tor pam
=, 1916
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NOTICE..

An examination of Teachers for the town of
Barnet will be held at Stevens Village, on Thurs
day. the 9Th day of November next, at o'clock,
P. NJ
Citizens generally, and committee men in par
tlcular, are invited to attend
JAS. GRAHAM, Supt. Com Schools.
Barnet, Oct. 80, 1860. lt*
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l.. L. BROWN has Just received from Boston
the following goods which you can buy at their
lowest market prices:
All kinds Silver Spoons, Forks. Knives, &c.
warranted pure as silver coin. Also all the differ
ent patterns of Plated Spoons, best quality.
good selection of new and very desirable sly of
English, French and Swiss Watches in Gold and
Silver cases. Also American Watches"
Gold. Silver. Gold Plated. Steel. Ribbon and
Hair, Vest and Fob Chains, Gold and Silver
Vest Hooks. Keys and Seals. All the Modern
Styles Ladies' Pins, Rings. Ear Jewels, Belt
Pins Buckles. Sleeve Buttons. Bracelets, Sock
etts, Long and Short Chains.
Pins and Ear Jewels in sets. of Mosaic. Flor
entine, Shell, Lava, Carbunclc. Etruscan and
Fancy Styles.
Gents Pins, Rings, Shirt Studs and Sleeve
Buttons. Gold Pens and Pencils. Gold and Silver
Thimbles, Gold, Silver. Fine Steel and Plated
Spectaces. with Flint. Crystal, Convex. Con-
cave and other kinds of Glass. suited to all ages
and conditions of the eye.
Ladies' Reticulcs, Bags. Port Monies, Card
Cases, Wallets. Memorandums.
Kitchen and Parlor Clocks. Yankee Notions
&c. All kinds OF watch repairing done III careful
and skillful manner also clocks and jewelry.
L. r. BROWN.
Ivndon Corner 1915
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A SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY
n FOR COUGHS. GROUP, ASTHMA WHO'D
PING COUCH. SORE THROAT and ALL DISEASES
OF TIE THROAT and 1t NtS.
The unprecedented and popularity which this
remedy has attained IN short year would seem I" ht
guaranty 81 its merit. II any one doubts II. let
such give il one tlia
READ TIE FOLLOWING
From Hon Levi | Underwood. Lieut. GOV. OF VI.
MrSsRs f. Is MA.Oo> 4 Col have used Your WEEKS
MAGIC severe cold. and sore throat and il
prov al An chic remedy 1t Is vauahv accession t.
inc '''' '' 'Ii am yours, ''' LEVI SHERWOOD
Burlington Oct. :, $3.50.
From Hon Joseph Poland. State Senator of Vermont.
have used WrEk> MAGIC toMP"u NJ in M family. and
have never found remedy ri,, tu III curing coughs
aud throat, and other diseases OF The lungs
JOSEPH POLAND.
Montpelier, oct. !. l-oe
From Hon. Timothy P. Rr,lteld
using WEEK>' VI ,GiC tuMr0UNp Il short time. !
was entirely cured Z" E" IN" SeNec> AMI most ot>tni-
ate colds upon lungs that ever experienced know
OF 10 remedy equal I" ii Tor coughs and lmS c"mpIan,
generally llMolhl T. hEDf lti-p
Nl>SRs f. b. ,GoON i Co About five weeks ago |
took cold which settled upon my lungs. proucu.,
very DIM, u After making STRENUOUS efforts Ia
throw il on with II" benefit. procured bottle OF Your
Magic Compound. which USED three DAYS according I"
directions. It's elect upon truly Ike magic II
produced cNpcc turaom and i'll his time
plcely relieve ed from my cough and could breathe per
ccty natural. Thcr.i"Ir can r.,"nm.nit 10 my tel
low hc, the best remedy ur coughs a'! colds
| have USED. Yours truly, EZRA lDE.
81. Johusbury, Vt, Dec. H. 1850.
GROUP
short time child attacked most severely
with the We Thought She C'ui not live i've MIN
single dose OF WELLS MAGIC C"uror Nd ra-td hcI
and -hr has had attack 81 ii since think nt
family ought IT, .p WitiIrut II. VI r. NARNE1,
Principal Mi->i-'luoi Valley Academy.
! North Troy. Apr. Is. isto.
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GREAT REMEDIES.
To cure a severe Cough or Cold use
DR.. WISIAR'S BALsAx OF WILD CHERRY
To cure Whoop'ns Cough and Bronchitis, use
DIR. WISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
To arrest predspo.iton to consumption Use
DR. WISTAR'S BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY.
To cure DysrepSiAo or Indigestion use
THE OXYGENATED BITTERS.
To cure Asthma, Acidity or Heart Burn, Use
TIE OXYGENATED BITTERS
These remedies perform all they promise They relieve
suffering. disease restore health thus aoring con-
ISOLATION and comfort to the sick and afflicted where dis
suffering existed before.
CLYDE, WAYNECo, n. y March TO- 1857.
MesSrs. ). W. FOWLE Co: am happy To state that
have used the ygenated Bters I'm my practice for the
last three years in the treatment OF Dyspepsia General
Debility. Indigestion and Affections of the Liver with the
most satisfactory results and would cheerly recommend
those suffering from these distressing diseases to give his
valuable medicine trial.
Aesp 'ctiully yours, j. E. SMITH, M. d.
EXETER. Me- Sept 81.
This ccrtities tlr have recommended the Use Wis
two past many bottles TO nv knowledge have
been used by PATIENTS all with beneficial results Two
where II was thought confirmed consumption had
taken place, the WIhi Cherry effected a cure
4. BOYDEN, Physics at Exeter Corner.
The only genuine Balsam has the written signature of
II. BUTTS on the wrapper.
Prepared by SETH ". FOWLE Co, Boston, and fol
ale 10y J c. BINGHAM nd HoYI GREEN. ST. Johnsbury
JoHN BACON. ST Johnsbu-y Centre; II. 4. Quincy, Ly
don Centre; W II. Mc'iAsrLY, Lyndon Corner o. Ga
HALE Lower Waterford DARLING HosNER, Concord;
S. GOULD Co.. West Concord. Ii
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li-l6 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge ofProba,e
= I A I f OF ' f r NJ \ 7

MYRON J. LOCKE. MINOR
The Probate t"tTi III the District u Caledonia: To all
per- interested in the estate of MNrouJ Locke, MI
Residing in Lyndon in said district
Edward \ Caho"l. guardian In he said VI vr"nJ Locke
represents Ia said Court that his said ward i seized III Tee
{" the olloWiI described Real Estate. hun
!rcd of land In Kirby III sand district lot number
- And the said guardian r thcr represents 10 said court
that II VIII c CuhduiN" to til" interest ui his said ward
10 e said real estate l"r the purpose q" putting the pro
trt> OF such sale II interest. Investing II i'll stocks or
III real estate. And said guardian has made apple alton
said court fol CrIlS and authority sell said real
tate pursuant 10 the provisions OF the statute i'll that be-
hall.
Said application will he heard and decided by sal! court
the probate office St Juhushury IN said district
the 18th dav oi November lSin
You therefore hereby notified I" appear before said
court at the time and ulace aforesaid and object II You
cause 10 the granting Of said license.
Dated Al St JuiI>hury aforesaid this Both day Of OCt"-
Der, l>6U. lili
ASA l.. FREN CH. Judge al Probate.
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TroUrHifts.

'rert nner of Consumption can hc instantly re-
irrmanenty cured By the u>e OF DR.. }. X. Stat
'".'r Ia and Iron Sulphur Powders. The Olive
~ "a y and heals and inflammation an d
~ sulphur Powders converts the waste or worn
- - 81 the Blood into gases. which are elected
d" lily by the pores instead of being deposited as
III III" testimonials Of many prominent and well
49, 'I'ii4- are contained IN Il pamphlet. which will
| ..-t by mail ~ any address. See advc rtisemeni
f4ye. u-l4
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES..

In Ncwburv. Oct Is. son to Rev. Fcnncr f..
King. Oct ~. son to DR.. m. 7. Gibson.
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCOA-N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs. Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles,
and retas for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair of person. young old there is not its equal IN
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish 1t
be- and moreover, it has perfume that Is infinitely
superior any OF the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should enttle 1t to place On
every lsdy's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night, ana
in the morning apply little Of the Dressing, and your
hair will be hfeike la color ana beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these preparations ana
use these according directions, and We warrant you
a guod healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry r; VIZ
son Co.. Manchester, " H-tO whom all letters shoo'o
be addressed.
J. c. BINGHAM agent for ST. JohhsbuTy and vicinity.
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Pills

rVDS QJININE TONIC BIrTERS-the best Ar
30. ~',r "'i"ret 10 the public. Al Druggists
' o. So advertisement t57
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disease cold settles somewhere in the body, and Oh
strucis its natural functions These, if not relieved
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro-
ducing general agrrayation, suffering and disease
While in this condition. oppressed by the arrangements,
take Ayers Pills AMI how directly they restore the
natural of the system. and with II the buoyant
feeling health again. What is true and 50 apparent IN
this trivial and complaint Is also true IN many
of the d-eS.ated and dangerous dstempers The same
purgative effect expes ten Caused by similar oi>tTus
tons and arrangements Of the natural functions q" the
BODY they are rapidly. and msny Of them surely. cured
by the None who know the virtues OF these
Pills will neglect TO employ them when suffering frsm
the disorders they
Statements from leading physicians in some If the
principal Cities and from other we'll known public pei
From F5r,rdrding Merchant 4 ". LOUIS, F.b !, 1870
DR. AVER: Your Pills the paragon vi all that Is
great in medicine. They have cured NV little daughter
ulcerous upon her hands and feet that had proved
ncurble for years. Her mother has been long gricv
ously afflicted with boches and pimp les her skin and
in her hair After child WAS cured she also tried
your Pills, and they have cured her.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-02

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