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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

rsdo II. SIIABURN, rSsp
. Z No. - Main .Ire,t, LynctbufG. KM$
S-A New, Beautiful 81 Useful ~
wiih pleasure announce To The trading community nt
Iynchbug that those prompt and cnicrprisng contractors,
Vim turlc an VIM. BurnhaI have comIletea my and
spactnIs having made very nice Job. Aud now am
pleased my friends, that with light room. and IN
almost cn'i" t,~ and very lnrge stock Of
Boots, Sh 0es, Gaitels Flats, Caps, Carpet Bags,
ia'5scS ImJrfiias. aHd other G0ods ioy line,
prepared and anxious To supply all who wish with such
goods reasonable terms heartily express THINKS
for a liberal patronage in town and country
+. SEABt'RY
N. B.Wloealc bills will be made al low prices or
CASH. oc s-dis
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Stock of New Goods in December.
mo j. PuRyIS Agt. is receiving this day, 9TH December,
y 1859, large supply Of CAllCOES DE BERGEs, MO!s-
IINS FLANNELS, LfNSEYS, BLANKETS, DRESS TRIM
INCs. SHAWLS, PULLED CLOTHS, TwEEpS KEN
TUCKY JEANS CAssINErT6, &C., kc all Of which will be
sold II n small profit for CASH. -
r. sI receiving large supply Of Black and Brown
Domestics and Canton Flannels. ,
dec6 JSo. j. ftkNiS, hRI
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ID. p. e. G. A. nIUGIJII

NurCesNOfs 20 =. TlhyUTH NIfNI
ru Will. keep constant, hand large stock Of NIL
k-,s$S kinds of FURNITURE Of their own manufacture
IL which they will he pleased 10 shcw the OLD friends
EIE3 and patrons Duguid II Sons and the public
generally. -, -,, -, rtsI,,s
hry also keep constantly hand large stock "i flS
MET iC M EIAL CASES OF all sizes also large stock o
WOODEN CoFFINa Of every descrpon aud will pay prompt
attention TO the undertaking business nj all hours
,e, 1b,lActs u. =. ~ q. A. pIUGUID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

SOmbreTO GuanO
- - tons Of Phosphate tiuano just from Sonlrcro Island
- West indies the richest deposie of Phosphate OF Lime
the world containing bcwc,l 10 and - cent o
hyne fHoSbdfe IF LiHe and which attention
friends and the public general, who deal in fertilizers
for the sale This and
will sell atNorthcrn prices eulting expenses 10 this
place
Pamphlets contain tits analysis &c, furnished applea
ton or by mail .- 49,.
MoCORKLE & co, Sole gents,
april dNcts Main Street Lynchburg, Va
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FRANCIS b. DEANE. Jr., l. son,


CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS
TuN HEY nre prepared execuc promptly orders to any
their WHEELS made etciHspsty Qr the best Psr-
0inil toIt BList Charcoal Ffg.
Jous II. MCDANIEL, Esd, President Virginia & Tennessee
Ilaroad Go.
Epw H. Gill, ESQ., Superintendent Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Co
Tmos DoDAMEAp, Esq, Superintendent Virginia Central
Railroad Co.
Mr. PETERS, Muster Machnist Virginia and Tennes
see Railroad Co. = :
Mr. AncmIBAID Por, Muster Machinis, Virginia Central
Railroad Co. f f
JosEpu H. ASpEnsos, Esq, Richmond Va.
Messrs. MoRRlss, TANSER h Co, DO.
FRANCIS MALLORY Esq., President Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad Co.
WM MAHoSE Es Chief Engineer Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad Co. 80
ADAM DEsMEAD, Esq, Baltimore, Md
y. WYATT Il CO., Charleston, i. g.
WIN. |. ANDERSON, Esq, Mobile, Ala
WV. q. swan ESQ., Knoxville Tenn
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON, Pensacola BlordR.
The business nj the LAN0H0RNE FOUNDRY, will hereaf-
conducted by tho subscribers under the firm OF IT, b.
DKANE JR., SoS. +. B. DEANE, ia
an 15-c2tawts y. BROWNE DEANE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

~ SPLENDID WA1tlIES.--Wc have now on hand,
&A already sale aud the latg,- suppl, "l nh' todd
WI. Hunting I>r Watches that "t haN" ever bad thc
- ~ pleasure Ia oI,r TO The public III warranted 10 lie
superior lime kc' lcrs
nov io-its SIiNEETHoRN Il CLEFT
NOTICE! HoIICN!,-A prime l"l of rurc Mountain AZ.
pic Iirnndy hand md flr sale al
no, lT-lls SMITH ~ ADAMS III Main street
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N office.
UIAVING purchased the Siapleton Mills of Charles Sco
Esd. in market for WHEAT, and will pay tho
LYScHBRG PRcE for any prime Wheat delivered AT tho
Mills July 2Id&csl JAMES f. HOkNEk
NJ ICE Leaf Lard and Sugar Cured Hams for sale hy
~ sept Ib,dts SMITH " ADAMS
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Servants Wanted.

SerVaQCS w dQC6u.
TEyIE wish 10 purchase for friend In Alabama an
expeenced Male Dipngroom Servant and good Female
Cook Washer AMI Ironer The gentleman In want Of thess
for his and having
wants ae with the requisite gaaasaton and characters
may r,y upon only getting M ynlue, lut also and excel
en home their servants For Iuber information apply 10
sept i2dts--nep eopx N. LANGHoRNE b SOMA :
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18th Semi Car
tlO.hing and dtsentlcmenS Furnishing Trade

FslI. sub cfii> thc nitetun o their numerous Gus
ntn,rs and lir pUh, generally "hor extensive end com
ll,ls sork FAIi. NND NIN 'EE GOODS, nov IN s,r,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

Virginia Land Registry and Agency
"A FtI'I, - HI. EG. NA-lhr uhl'i sImd,! r"Hucs
band s - established ia th" tip of Iynrhburg
W AGEArN roE 1IiL -tlI OF LAND; the object "
Which facilities, buh the llor uB purchaser
naI lie Nii k,op Ia his -nfcA l.ANp EEGiSIEE con
laun. AM thorough descriptions of Farm. for sale, In
qIHItt olhrr
i"ruation cen,Ih 10 be known Il! 'srs "f pnrclas
in this wHt persons unarluanic with the country, wish,
g purchase can, without delay have such plantation
pointed th,m would suit their wishes. and the purcha
aud able other. Aud the
srlor, bring their land Ia the notice oi tusu d
conccruc Wlpul noipfcty which is "hrn unI'as
It within Itself
Persons tl a.d this office IN selling, must gvrn
fail description Of their land, in order that fair nnd candid
/, Ircrescntation can he made 10 The purcha"r.
This Agency viii be advertised in the prominent agri
Uliural papers
All communications must he Postpaid and if answer Is
required be accompanied with postage stamp aud they
viii be promptly attended IL"
WIN +. Andcrsons Bridge Street neAt d,orto Mes
srs. lrby Sauaders'
LEYBUEN WILKES.
march q 21diwtcly.
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First Premium Hats -F;sll style!
No. 152 Main s5tI eet. Opposite II C. Vic OF g,
LYNCHBURG, VA.
First Premium Awarded at the Late
L. 4, Ia u Y q.

ts., \ srui.E ilo - stunned N street, fnr wic
a. god ItfIrr wtll b. paid. NJ l.. Hnllh$SAN,
..!n--.,i.> \ ,+ut and Collector
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-03

Report of socotary Thompson.

Tho Report of the Sooetary Of tho Interior is
dated December |. Alter n formal introduction,
he proceeds to consider tho subject of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16

c. David Wentworth, late one of the
editors Of the Buffalo Express, was bound O.
verland to California when the coach stopped
at Fayetteville, Ark.,for supper and a change
OF horses. Politics being hrough, up. Dave
said good word Ter Lincoln, as a northern
man In duty bound to do. The landlord.
who peregrinated on the half-horse and half
alligator principle. walked round David sever
al times, and then said: stranger, ar vow
a black republican - YES. sir" well
just STAND still till !! look at YOU again.
never saw one before. Fl the bows IN stairs.
amt too tired, III get EN- up, and veil civ.
you coat tar and feathers " Wentworar
earnestly declined this generous ctfer, ard1s
the passengers i,terceted in his beh h,
was not troubled. Like Jaso, Dave "suo,t
no more
@ The Utica Telegraph has found the
meanest man in the world. 1t saws that p
man in its city. who was requested to &C. as
pall-bearer at the funeral Of trien is wife.
presented the bereaved husband with bill
Of 81 cents for his serrtces IN that capacity
and received his pay.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16
4 Mothers Prayer.

Many wayward child has been restrained
from sin by mothers counsel AMI moth
er's prayer. John Newton was reclaimed
from scanda.ous crime BY the memory Of
pious mother, and John Eaac,n,rh resisted
the corruptins influences OF French inhdety
by The same blessed taiisman. The Y. &.
Christian -1irocate Tells the following stor,
Of one Of Our NEST eminent publishers
We were much Interested recently IN the
following, given by the elder Harper James,
He said his mother was shouting Metho-
dist. His father was (. weeping Methodist.
They were both PRAYING Me,hodis;s. They
alternately held family prayers. About fifty
years ago James was about leaving home to
20 to New York to learn the printers trade
The morning he left his mother led the fanli-
ly worship. She prayed that her son, who
was then about to leave ;hcm mi ght b. ia
ken under the special care of God-tha. He
would enlighten him by the influences of His
Spirit, protect him by His Almighty power,
sustain him by His grace, and keep him from
the snares TO which he would be exposed in
the city.
Brother Harper told ne that whenever he
was tempted 20 go to the tt..atre, OF places
Of dissipation, his mothers prayer restra;ned
him. One after another of his brothers CANT
to the city,until al! are there. Thei, parents
after living to good Old ase. have gone to
reap their reward Oh nigh. Those four son>
remain. and perhaps no family in the city
WELD more influence than they. The elder
one has been mayor o. the city. while all Of
them occupy prominent positions in the
church and among men.
Who can tell the influence Of that moth
er's prayers Who can draw panorama o.
its ever widening expansion as time roi.s on ::
The thousands of volumes which annually
pour forth from their press and the tide Of
religious and moral influence which took its
rise around the family aI.ar-the EMBEDDING
Developments Of eternity can fully reveal
Commit thy ways unto the Lord, ard H..
shall bring it to pass 'One day is with the
Lord as thousand years, and thousand
wears as one dayo
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16
THE CALIFORNIAN.
AeliQipus aseading.
Execution OF Ridley and Latimer.

In turning round, however, Ridley saw
Latimer coming up behind him in the freize
coat. with the cap ard handkerchief the
work-'!ay costume unalter,d, except that un-
der bis cloak, and reaching - his feet, :he
old man wore long new shroud.
"Oh. be We there = Ridley Exclaimed.
YEA Latimer answered. "I!ave after as
fast as can follow Ridley ran to him and
embraced him.
"Be Of good heart. brother" said he. God
will either as>uage the fame Or else strength
en- US to abide it,
They knelt and prayed together, and then
exchanged a few words in low voice, which
were not overheard. Lord Williams. the
Vice-C Chancellor. and the doctors, were seated
on platform close to the stake. \ sermon
was preached. "a sca'.t one, 'of scarce
quarter of an hour" ard then Ridley begged!
that for Chri>t's sake he might say d few
words Lord Williams looked to the doctors
one of whom started from his seat, and la!1!
his hands on his lips.
"Recant.' he said, "and you may both ike
and speak"
so long as the breath is in ny body"
Ridley answered, 81 will never deny my Lord
Christ and His own truth. Gods will be
done in NE. l commit our caus.. he said il
loud voice, turning to the people, $50 Al
mighty God, who shall rdii!erently Judge
all
The brief preparations were swiftly made.
Ridley gave hisgown and tirpet to his broth
er-in-law, and distributed reinembrances a.
mong those who were nearest to h.m. To
Sir Henry Lee he gave new Sroat, 10 9th
ers he gave handkeichieis, nutnegs. slices OF
ginger. his watch. and miscellaneous ,rink.t>:
''sume plucked Oft the points Of hi; hose );
"happv." it was said, ''was he that might get
any rag Of him"
l.atlmer had nothing to give. He threw
off his cloak. and stood bolt upright in his
shroud and the friends took their places on
either side of the stake. "Oh, Heavenly Fa-
ther." Ridley said. 81 give unto Thee most
humble thanks for that Thou hast called ne
to be professor of Thee even unto death.
Have mercy. o Lord, or this realm OF Eng
land, and deliver the same from all her enc
mics
A chain was passed round their bodies and.
fastened with a staple. y friend brought Il
bag of powder, and hung it round Ridley'>
neck. 81 will take it to be sent of God"
Ridley said. have you any more tor II!
brother ~
"ies, Sir, the friend answered.
Give it him bc,imes. then. ridley rep!;c,.
"lest it be too late"
The fire was then brought. TO the last
moment Ridley vas distressed abou, the
leases, and. bound as he was he cnt,eatcd
Lord Williams to i.tercedc with the Queen
about them.
II will remember YOUR suit" Lord VIII
liams answered.
The lighted ,o,cl, was laid to the fa.cot.
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~ Ii T. 4 | + F s S 4 |. E!

Taken by virtue Of several writs. and VIII be
sold to satisfy the same the large stock of goods
in Hoyt 4 Abbotts store in Barnet. comprising
everything usually found in country stores. A
mOng the stock are
THREE TONS or NAILS,
200 bushels Salt. 100 bushels Corn, 50 bushels
Rye, 800 Butter Tubs, 20 IN No. shaved Shin
giles. 10 do long Shingles, lot of Clapboards, a
large assortment of Furniture,
CLOTHING, CROCKERY, HARDWARE.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Farming Tools. &C.. &C..
all of which will be sold at greatly reduced prices
&c. STEVENS, Sheriff.
Barnet, April ), 1850.
\. B.-Our creditors having called unsolicited,
an urgent invitation is extended to our debtors
to follow suit"
50 HOYT * ARROTT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16

The Great Central Active Principle Of the Tulu Anodyne
is true velcnenl vi the Original Natural Opiate In
all where, opium has been used and its banefal e
ietts Witnessed, remark of adequately corr
the difference and decision Is equal To trial The
!AnOyls contains no; particle Of OPIUM and the mos
ciICat, constitution use 1t with safety ana the pei
feed. ;i& state il keeps and leaves tine patient should
ncni il L, physicians who have long sought the
development, aId to patients who WALT natural re-
suits
The basis Of the Universal Cough Remedy Is that free
dom from all CopuentS which by the great error in
IuIlnGy produce complete inerS, instead freal culcs
restraint Oil Its use every hour In the day
k M patients to akc II the natural enemy to all coughs
throat lung complaints by perfect freedom Of applca
ton For LlamnatUry throat Is perfect remedy
and for Whoopinc Cough checks all the spasmS and allows
the cough to have its run in II quiet way.
With the spirit that court all investigation and read
lies, to asw al inquiries may In return ask all
be cautious purchase only OF those they Gun rely upon
prices within the reach OF all
GENERAL AGENTS,
Nv uUNNEWELL& CO.. 7kS Commercial Wharf,
GEO HUNNEwELL, l45 Water Street, New York.
Under the special supervision OF JOHN l.. HUME
WELL. Chemist and PharinaCeutiSt, Boston, AaSs.,
whose signature the COrks OF the genuine only, and
to whom address AL communications.
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.
j. C. Bingham, lJyt Green, ST. JOhlsbury; all, Bra
nerd 4 c., Danylle: S. s. Gould, West Concord g. II.
J. ~ tehs II niou II. \. Quimby, Lyndon Center; Ii
Station No Danvie: Putnam L Sprague, Cabot; hum
,ircy Smith, East Burke; French / Son, LuneburS
AGENT, l2Ul-52
FRED E. SMITH, Montpelier Wholesale Agent.
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The Only Positively
FIRE PROOF FEES

In THE WORLD ARE THE
MARYLAND PATENT.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL IN COMPARISON
WITH OTHER SAFES.
GRAFTON, December 80. 1855.
Messrs Sherwin Burgess Agents for Maraids Patent
Fire Proof Safe
have examined the Marland Pate nj Safe
In store and ~ far as am able judge Fire
Proof Quaitias believe the principles upon which il
built the most reliable In resisting heat Fire Proof
Safe that has come under my observation, and
that supplying themselves the preservation
other records. BENZ. " DEAN.
Secretary State.
BRATTLEBoRo December Sd, 1858
This may certify that We have examined the Marand
Patent Fire Proofs exhibited 10 by M Anso Hardy
and that in opinion MaIands Safe would be desra
bic to purchase for the use OF probate courts.
A.sT0DDHARD, Judges Probate
MpDLEEURY. April 18th 1859.
The Legislature OF Vermont last session, passed
law making II the duty the county judges to procure
Fire Proof Safer in which 10 deposit Probate Records In
discharge OF that duty We have spent eAamir
ing number VI safes We have come to the conclusion
that the Marland Safe turcd by NJ Il. Bigelw
Arson Hardy Bosten Mass, is superior any other W.
have examined Tor It's lire proof qualities. We have bought
safe vi that description Tor the New Haven Probate dis
trict, aDd are well satisfied with the workmanship appa
rcLt strength. Sud durability.
W. W G. WRIGHT Asst JudCesc
no SMITH addison County .r,
and Proprieors 81 School street opposite City Hail.
55f SCOTT BROOKS - Agents. Montpelier.
}. J.DCNCklEE- Agent, Burlngtci
~ Ruggles Flexible Handle and Ames' Self linking.
Hand stamps.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16
w A N T E D I!

By the subscriber. 500 tubs extra quality But
ter in tubs not larger than 80 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 Of the best assert
ments of goods in Northern Vermont. which is
adapted to the wants of every farmer and mechan-
i:, embracing everything usually kept in coun-
ry store Great attention is paid to the selec-
ion of
TEAS, TOBACCOS,
Provisions. and all kinds of Domestic Goods. A
large assortment Of custom Boots and
Shoes on hand and will be made to measure to
fit any man, woman or child, at short notice, and
warranted. Clothing made to order and warrant
ed tG fit.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Hats and Caps. of the latest Summer styles
laying tools, cheaper than ever before, Scythes
warranted.
PAINTS, OLES, 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 it Mondays. and to weigh their tubs be-
fore packing.
GEORGE w. SPENCER.
East Burke, July ii. 1860. 9Y-tf
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LII X f. Blu HI ELL,

IRON FOUNDER AND MACHINIST,
UNION IRON WORKS, ST. JoHNsBURY, VT,
Solicits orders for all kinds of Castings, and Mill
Work generally. Heavy Box Stoves for Shops,
Starch Mills, School Houses and Stores. Thresh-
ing Machine Castings, Cast Iron Water Wheels,
adapted to run under back water. Wood Planning
Machines, of various kinds; also, Side Hill Right
Hand and Seed PlOws. 99tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16
TO TOWN LIQUOR AGENTS
SPEED TIE BEST PIOW

and the Crops riH Re,cord You
The undersigned having purchased the entire
sale Of TIE
CELEBRA TED BUELL. PLOW,
and pillow castings for repairs, hereby gives notice
that he is ready to furnish farmers. merchants
and others with these fayortc plows and castings
on short notice and at reasonable prices. The
sale Of these plOwS has increased beyOnda paral
lei in Vermont. 1t is the intention of the manu-
facturcrs of these plows to use the best of OAK
and iron and to have them built in strong and
durable manner. and by adding new improve
ncnts annually. to keep the Buzzell Excelsior
Plows ahead of all other plows, for Northern
Vernon, and New Hampshire. Every pillow is
warranted in work and material.
F A r NJ Frs!
Try them and you will want to try no other
ALEX'R LANG
st. Johnsbury, March 5. 60. 1929
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16
MRS. WILSON'S
COA-N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles,
ard retas for 81 cts. per bottle, and for dressing the
hair f rv person. Young old there is not its equal in
the world II Sill make the hair everything You wish it
to b. and moreover, has perfume that is infinitely
superior any of the fashionable extracts, either foreign
or AMERICAN which alone should enttle it to place on
every lady's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little o. the Dressing, and your
hair will he even ,,.ore ifelike il color and beauty.
Is. netting Your hair but these preparations, and
use these according to directions and We warrant you
a good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured al sold at wholesale By Henry P. Will
sn Co., Manchester. n. II Ito whom: all letters should
be addressed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16
LII. Sweets Infallible Linimen1


MN The Great External Remedy
sfFF ASb G1y
"a T9SNpS iTI HEA HERu
NOUS DISORDERS.
For all Of whch it speedy and certain remedy, and
ails mis- niment is prepared II, III the recipe
:. sweet OF Connecticut and falious toiie set
anu mas been used by his practice, Tor more
l" eht! years with the astonishing successin all
an Of pain it urvalled by any prepare
nv on te public OF which any one WILDE convinced
ms Llniment will cure rapidly and radically Rheuma
a., ueG aeis vi every kind and i'll thousands Ut cases
have failed.
For Neuralgia it will afford immediate relief in every
case however distressing.
Ii Will relieve the worst case of H. aache in three
utes ana IL warranted to do 1t.
iootnacht also II will cure INSTANTLY.
fof Ner'0us Debility and General LaSsitude arising
IRON udence OF eXcesi, th Iniment is most happy
tissues strengthens and reviy the system and re-
stores II to elasticity and yigor.
For PilesAs extenairemedy We claim that it is the
best Known, and We challenge the world produce all
equal Every victim Of this distressing complaint should
cure.
Qunsy ant Sore Throat are sometimes extremely ma
DANGEROUS but timely application OF this ill-
lliient Ill never tail to cure.
Sprains time. very obstinate and enlargement
OF Joitr liable to neglected Thevery worst
case may be conquered by this Lnent in two three
days.
Bruises Cuts, Wounds Sores Ulcers Burns and Scalds
yield readily 10 the wOnderuly healing properties OF Dr.
Sweets lnailbe linimeht when Used according to irec
tOS. Also Chllbdis Frosted Feet ald Insect Bites and
Stings.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand for
lis timely the first appearance OF anenesS will eff
ectua prevent those formidable diseases which hOrs
liable and which render many valuable horses
nearly worthless.
over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the
deriu curative properties OF this Linmen have been
ceved, many OF them from persons in the highest
ranks In life
Caution.
To avoid imposition observe the signature and likeness
DR. Stephen Sweet every label, and also 'Stephen
Sweets Inalhbe Sniment' blown III the glass Of each
bottle, without which none genuine.
RICHARDSON 4 co.
Sole Prop ietors, Norwich CT.
For sale in ST Johnshurl py Hoy Green E& r. FAN
banks Co.. j. {. Bingham, all other medicine Gea
| err
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16

NJ o I l c E. All persons hay
~ ing unsettled accounts With Peck < WOODS
will please call and settle either by rc.c OF oh
erwise, wish to settle with every man rnct
a year. l4tf PECK K WOODS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-11-16
I, 0 S I !.

Lost from the Passumpsic cars on tho leth
day of October, between St Jonnsbury anu Wel.s
River. 10 sheep or lambs, marked red on tie
shoulder. The finder is requested 10 give i..foT-
nation at the depot, ST John>5ury. or 70 tie
subscriber. and he shall be suitably awarded
NEWELL STOCkER.
panville, Octoher 30 1860. lille"