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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS,

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
II Is the best We have sccn.-Examnor.
II does all II pnoiesses. s.-Enquircr
No other compares with i.-South.
The work Is strong and perfect Christian Advocate
The most perfect insirument.-Central rrcsb,ter
Equal, ii not superior, To any.-rranscript
Decidedly the best-.JeiIcrsonian Republican.
superior to an,.-Vrglna Citizen
The best in use-Cupepcr Observer.
The most complele.-Rockiugham ;tgister
The best made.-yalle, Democrat
WITHOUT RlNAL.--scicnliGc American
mia.
Ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in New
York.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in New
Jersey.
II took The HIGHEST PREMIUM at the state Fair in Penn
slvanin.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Ken
lucky.
IL took The HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in ILL.,
nois.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Wis
consn.
ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Mich.
igan.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the state Fair in Ind-
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at The State Fair in Mis-.
sissippi.
|, took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the state Fair in Mis-.
souri.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the State Fair in Cali
fornin.
And the Fairs in Cincnna Chicago St. Louis Baltimore
and Richmond
A. s. ENGLEDOVE, Sole Agent,
Jan 23ts MAi> STREET, LYscnBrKa, VA.
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1860. WILSON 4 son, 1860,
(suCCEssoRs TO WILSON \ DoCTH)
GR0CERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. &c Main st.. Lynchhurr. Va.

WI pay paFIlcunf nitenlon 70 e saIe q al conalgn
w menis such ToaApoo WfnRAr, Flour, BAcoN, g.,
Ac rcncring sales AMI reing nett proeees prompuy w
make liberal advances prodnee In hand
We always keep hand good we'll seacted stock of GRO
CEEs, such suaAn, BAcos Clown s.Kn isoN &C., &c,
which will sell low for cash pronpt paying custemss
eWWe hope by prompt and faithful attention ~ busncss 70
receive liberal shnro of the public patronage.
InnN ~
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The Last Notice.

The Last N OtlC6. N
Ia exceedingly important thai shoud get together all
n ~ available means would again. wv0snGy request
nil persons who duo account 10 call and sce pay
when called upon by tho lst day Of March next viii be
nco,rnen for mo 10 grant arlr indulgence Those faiing
10 comply with hs request will 10 the dlnagreeahie
neeessIiy OF giving thnlr aceouns W officer. 81
feb La J.. I. ARM1sTEAD, No. 40 Main NJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
Rutland County.

Misses Della Mcconnell. Mary Mcconnell
and Hannah Eliza Dyer of Brandon, sailed
lor California on Friday, for the purpose of
obtaining situations as teachers. They have
no positive engagements awaiting their arri-
val, but 90 to seek their fortunes and take
their chances among the rising generation OF
the golden state.
The Brandon Visitor says that Edwin Aver
and Jesse White of Goshen, were arra;gned
on charge Of cutting and shearing the
names and tails Of horses belonging to MIR.
Ira Aver. and also of cutting to pieces two
harnesses belonging to said Aver. Edwin
confessed to beng accessory to the crime
and White was bound over in the sum of
$500; failing to procure bail he was fully
committed. Served them right.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
EARLIEST News FROM THE PRIZE FIGHT.

CAKlll 81 NEWS FROM HE lRIIr i iGUI.
In their Impotence to learn the resuI, of
the great prize fight. some people have been
consulting 1.-The spirits" The celebrated Bill
Harrington declares, through a medium in
New York. that "the tight has been conclu-
ded, that lieenan is defeated, and that his
recovery from injuries received is considered
very doubtful The medium who gave this
proposes that its agreement with the facts
shall be made test Of the truth Of spiritual
intercourse. But the same Bill Harrington
has also communicated through Miss Mary
Wilbur, medium at Clarendon, w., the fol
lowing despatch:
Eight just over. Great excitement. I'M
mense crowd. Seven rounds fought. MIR.
Savers got the first hnuck-tlown on the fourth
round. He got in lcit-hand bow which
knocked Mr.. Sayer's lower jaw CO implicitly.
MIR. Heenan is not much hurt. He oiiers to
fight MIR. Morr!ssey i'll two weeks. Mr.. Say
ers is in dangerous condition. The news
that the f5h, ha, been prevented shows that
Bill Harrington is not reliable spirit.
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Windsor County.

The journal says that Ariel Martin. who
Montpelier, and his sentence committed, by a
special act of the Legislature, to imprison-
ment for life. died at the State Prison, on
Saturday last, of consumption. The case
was very aggravated one,-the convict hav-
ing shot two persons, in Calais, in July, 1888,
without any apparent provocation, and hence
the plea Of insanity was set up as the de-
tense, but not sustained by the court. We
learn, however, that in the judgment of his
physician, here. and the gentlemen CONVEX
SAINT with him at the prison, that the case
was very peculiar one-the prisoner exhib-
ltlng (all along very great want of capaci-
ty. being as nearly allied to the brute as can
well be imagined, manif-s,ing an erra,ic
state OF mind, amounting to a species of in
sanity.
The Woodstock Age whose editor is Ad-
Jutant OF this regiment, makes mention of
the following appointments Of staff officers.
at a meeting Of the Field officers at W. r.
Junction. April 9TH to wit:
Josiah Hall. West minister, Quarter Mas
ter; Chas. b. Stoushton. Bellows Falls. Ser
gesnt Major Horace Mills. Topsham. Quar-
ter Master Sergt; Rev. II. =. Cushing,
Bradford, Chaplain +. \. Knight. Spring.
field. Surgeon; Geo. W. Tobin, The,forI. As.
sistant Surgeon II. II. Goodwin, Tunbridge.
Drum Major; Henry I. Marsh, Woodstock
Fife Major. The Woodstock Cornet Band
was appointed Eegimenta Band for the wear
ensuing. and it was decided to have the OFF
GERS Drill, for the present year, at Wood
stock.
The sold-disgins season has already OPEN
ed in Vermont. ard about thirty miners have
commenced operations in Plymouth. There
is promise Of more excitement than gold.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
4 DMiNISTRATOR'S SALE.

The subscriber will sell. BY license of Probate
Court. al public auction Oh the premises on Tues
day. The 18th day Of May, unless previously sole!
at private sale. ,he farm belonging to the estate
Of the late Dca. S G.. Bracket formerly Owned
b. Joseph \. ldc, situated in st. JoEn>bury, a
bout one and a half from Fairbanks Village in
the Wheaton neiyhborhocd.
Said farm contains about 40 acres of land.
mostly tiilage, moving and pa>,urinE. Oh which
Is an excellent sugar orchard and Il snail apple
orchard which prodece> excellent fruit. On the
sam" is a muck swamp. from vhi,h the farm can
for age 20 come be enriched sufficiently. The
buildings, which consist Of :. house. Shed and
barn. in decent repair. 1t is desirable place
for village occupants Or mechanics working at
the Fairbanks Village.
T.R. FAIRBANKS, Admir-.
st. Johns5ury, April 1, 1860. $3.50
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UOU SE-kEEPI\G DEPARTMENT.

To this Department we have devoted more than
5000 feet of our front basement. and offer a per
feet stock Of Damasks. napkins. Cloths. Doyies.
Linen Shectng> and Pillow Castings Of the hes,
uaakcS, made to our own order and warranted.-
All Standard Cottons. beached and unblcachcd
blankets and Quilts, all sizes, commencing
with good pair of blankets at So, and Quilts at
Sl,2j-Curtain> and Curtain Observation-Disclosures
Crashes, &c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT.

All our staple mourning fabrics, like BoMBA-
ZINES. MoUSSkLINEs DELAINE. GRAPE &c, are
made to our order in the same shade of black and
Of the finest materials. for the best retail trade,
and we guarantee the strength and color of every
article sod-as We sell no rcdved goods. All
new fabrics are received as soon as they appear
in Paris or London, and on: stock in this depart
ment is kept up at all seasons of the year.
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STUFF DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

NJ DELAIHE>. plain and printed. in full ,arie
": PoII. De CHLvKE. TAvIIIA DE- CHINE, PoP-
LIMITS. BoMHIX BRoCHE. PEIMo and LLAMA
CLOTHS. O>MANLIKS. G!a>cc nylais. Robe de
Voyage. and MANY new fabrics, commencing with
a good DcLane at r.! cents yard.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FUR
NISUING DEPARTMENT..

All the best makes @: Hosiery and Gloves, i'll
KID and Cloth. fer Ladies and GentS-,he best
STYLES of Handkerchief for Ladies and Gents
silk. Merino GoS>amer Merino aud Gotten Ne>is
and Drawers. all sizes, for both Ladies and Gents,
and also full assortment of Hosiery and Gloves
for Misses and Boys.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
CLOAK AND MANTILLA DEPARTMENT
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.

In both LONG AND SQUARE SHAwLS we are Of
f,ring an unusual number ofnew styles. from the
new and pretty Organdy Shawl at 50, to the most
expensive Paris and India >hawls and Nantes.
In warm Comfort and travelling Shawls we
have many entirely new STYLES.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
PRINTS & GINGlIAM DEPARTMENT.

French. English and American Prints, 8 add
A. in full variety: plain and printed French
Perchalcs; Plain aud printed Rri!iiantc>. both
French ard English French and Scotch Cling
hams. in full stock, and very choice London
Prints at ninepence. and American at >ixpence
and 10 cents.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.

All the novelties in Cambria and Muslin Col
lars and Sets English and French L.ace.-Lace
St,ts-VcS and Coiffures-Cambrc and Muslin
i,ands-Edsines and Flouncings-LawnS and
Cambrics, and complete assortment Of
PARASOI
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SUM Ell DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

CRGAxpIEs. BAKEGE A>"IAIs. JACoNETs, BA-
RrOEs. Lawns. TOLL DI Ll>pF. ORGE>DI Dr.
LAME. EAREGE E>MLRALDI. NAPOLEON. JAS
pkEs and EvoRAS, and ), ). and FLOU need
RuBLS AND Dot BILE SKIKTS.
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For Sale.

'SNHE well known Ira Colby farm. ple2.au;,vI
L Gated on a good :"ad. 81 of 4 mile mort. +
Danv Tile Green. ana within 6 miles of 81 Joins
bury. on tie oG county road 10 Nori. Dan, 10
Said farm -nE..in> about 100 acres >ul;aa.. e..
vid'd in % moving tiiiagr. and pa,tUragc L..
q Viii, wood ,!.oueh 70, home u.s. It J. en-.
the hes, wheat and corn farms III this part Of -.
COUNTY. having about - acres % .rIlher,N .-l
eas'erv eant> with CON, ni.nt hose and e..
buildings. WI b. S"!c ~i;A or wi,:iout;lc e-,..
lcrElS easy, as part can remain IN m"ItCt-, =
desired For fur her inf, rin,tion inquire IA,
subscriber n the premises. P"SSc>>iou c...a
Immediately. liIAS b. PRENIIS> ri
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CDUVJSSIONEH.S' NOTICE.

I'VE subscribers bein. appoiuted by the Probate Court
w Tor the EsstA commissioners, L. receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands al all pcr>Us
against the of James May. late "f Concord. in
Sd dis iL>uy and the claims "i de, ca>co eA-
hiled offset thereto here. give notice that IN months
from Eth day oi Mar, A. .. lSoo allowed for
the present their claims said
Tor examinations and alce. and thai Will
purpose the dwelling hcse vi William Is. MAY III
district tiI' second Saturdays III june
and Sep n,At. O'Clock Z. N. each Of SAID ,iaN>.
SOLON 5. GOULD, J'i'''
Con, ord, April 18Th, 4 y. l>oC. Si-s9
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
OUR THREE SILK DEPARTMENT

OUR THREE SILK DEPARTMENTS.
BLACK SILKS,
EVENING SILKS
AND DRESS SILKS,
Are fully supplied with the newest things from
Paris. and the "GREATEsT BARGAINS" from the
New York Auction Sales. and our customers can
have good Silks at 80 cents yard. or better ones
at higher prices. and always their moneys worth.
CLOAK AND MANTILLA DEPARTMENT.
By every Steamer we receive the last Paris Fash
ions, and having appropriated the whole of our
fourth story to the manufacturing, we are daily
producing the very latest novelties. both in form
and fabrics. from waterproof buster at $3.50.
TO the richest Velvet Garments, and always made
in the very best manner.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT,
TRUMAN LEWISS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District.
Al Probate Court r.i 81 J"i>bury, said district
on the 10th day Of AplIl, \ ID lNt,..
WHEREAS, Benz NIter. administrator the es-
W tate 81 truman Lewis late klrJy, said district
deceased, PROPOSES To reid.r hi, admins
tIati"i and i" present his account against said estate
Tor examination ana allow for tbs prE Oi making
partition aiii distribution the r.i, >Ii,
der deere" q" SAID ,l.ft. among The persons who bs
law cn.ltc I" Via" SANE: II l. therefore ordered by
said court t;!at the uii-r CDl>idsr aSi
De heard al liz, Probate b;iCc ST ."i.IstLyy.
the 10Th day III MAY, A. -. l>to. tI'i il further
ordered hal all persons inrerc>te. h notified hereof ~
public alton copy the record 81 His T.i.r il TIN.
tal-i"iial, printed at 81. J"iin>turs three ~ctA>
,c->Nclv previous said tine 81 hearing that tlrv
may appear ami The allow sad
II they and ais. t heard fy IL
the matter partition and distribution ui
Atte>t, ASA l.. FRENCH, judge.
:. tine C"pA ofrcCurd
ASA L FRENCH ,Iud-n
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DHUER"f NOII'E"f SETTI NEN1
lItnN,..E G WHEEL ER.S E.rar..

Gtn!i..E {. NHEFLER'S Estate
STATE OF VERMONT. CATALONIA DIsIRicI
1t Probate Court hc.d Jolnsbury in said district
tie :. IN daN al A,!! \ u
" iEKEAS. Bel jalnn Nuitcr, Admins TRAITOR the
w estate ~ tcu Wheeler. lae q: II J.>urv III -..;i
district '. ,-i, PROPOSES L" render hi.
l AMI = r>Iii hi
tat" iot -Nalnatl"h hhd allow at,-. r Tia, rrln-e
HAHN! -t!tiOA AID distribution Residue said
estate. U!cI decree q" >ai The PERSONS
no ~ law entitled I" The >,i..c- j. therefore
vrrTc. ~ said court that the under
AT and r heard ~ Tn. P.vir Giii,. ia johns
bury thc l@ih day vi May. A u. l>5u And !, i
uItAcf u"tr. tGai ali cT>ul> Interested bc notified
hereof tx pnl alton of copy ii the this urer
IN the dl.uIali printed ~ Jvhn,uur.. three
successfully. pre- i I" >Iii lime u hearing. that
appear AMI contest rc allow 4 .ai account II
i-N and ais, be heard ty court IL. In.
natter OF Partition. and distribution 81 said estate
BY the Court
Attest. ASA l. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
\ Ma CrpN "I record
So ATS, ASAL FRrScu IrTr. nj profs-s
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- I A / l. O + Y T. X MON L.
~ E>>EX DISTRICT. IS.
Adm BALCHS ESTATE

In 'ioba!e Court he'll: At lu"ealrg. within and for said
district. otI the 10Th aay al april 4. ID l>or
Jane, BauiI AID !>aiCA Batch administrator, On M
tate "i h;iu Bt H. laie ui luBrnbarg IN said district de
ceased iiAV> Application 10 extend The :.,rc
allowed t"h /" lah lie Gris due iru; said estate and
I" r"iIer furir administration uur!l S rrtur-
DAY:
ton t htaid al the Probate Di,r Il! i.uncrHrr- on ne
in day 9" Nav AID IL IL iGfthcr "Ttr,. that n"Iic.
~ gwen l" all lcisul, Cuict med. 10y the publ
tl!> order IL Tia" '!"dniiai. printed o.H>i,ury
three weeks succes>vcly, before said hca.ii- !,v IN.
court.
Attest. joN All BROOK ), Judge ui Probate.
\ true Copy "i rcCu.d.
Ni-s> JON HRpOES JI.irc of
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U HOLSTER " .

). II. CASS NO,
DECORATIVE UPHOLSTERER. AL
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 superior
manner. Mattresses and pew cushions made to
order. Drapcry arranged according TO the latest
Paris and New York styles. Every variety of up
holstery goods, trimmings and ornaments fur
nl>hed to order at short notice. Window shades.
wire screens. Vcni,ian inds made to order to tit
the windows. | am also prepared to contract for
the fitting up of Hotels. Churches. &c.
J. L. CASINO, Rail Road st.
st. John sbury, Oct Is, 1859. Cell
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
Basement Story.

All the new styles of Striped Cloakings in full
variety. and some confined sly les, which can Oh
" bc found with us. German and American Wa
yer Proof Twccds-Aqua Scutem EpingIine-
MiddlcscX, Washington and Salisbury Stockings,
striped and plain-Black Cotele and other Ger
NAH Cloths. and all the new and pretty things in
STIFFS FOR BOYS WEAR,
i'll full variety. Our customers can find here good
all wool C!oakin.S. double width for One Dollar
yard.
PURCHASERS AT Wholesale
viii find complete stock as the above in our
WHOLESALE UEP1E7 NENTS,
of the NEWEST BEST and CHOICEST STYLES Of
SPRING DRY GOODS.
And in al articles sold by us. our first care is to
have only such Goods as will give satisfaction to
the retail! purchaser, as we never. want to SELL
Or CUSTOMER WITH OUR GOODS. 86-SS
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Yfaal advertisements.
DVVISSIONERS' NOTICE.

90 WNTSSIUNEKS NUTIfE.
WE the Subscribers being appointed by the onorai
~. Probate court the district of aiedonia commits
sioner, To receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mar,s If all pcrsoI, against the estate OF Fri Wclch.
LATE OF crotch in said district, deceased and the
claims OF the deceased eNhittedn offset thereto hereby
give notice that six months the 10th day oi Apr A
II Is are allow ed for the creditors present their claims
before us: Give notice that will meet for that pur-
pose the inn al George WEIGH III 6rool on Sau uas
he .lst ay of July and Tuesday the ay October
4 ID lsii, al IL o'ciuck A. ". On each Of said days.
IONA r. DARLING, lc,p,,s
$50 JONA. WEIGH, }
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Musical instruction.

NJ RS. II. E. SAWYER, would give no.
4t1 tice to the Inhabitants of St. John.bury and
vicinity that She will give instruction on the Pr
$1,000 per term.
Rooms a: Mr.. I. P. Blunts
St John >bury IAN 20. 1859, 30tf
REFrEENCE>.-,B. +. Baker. J. W. Adams. Le-
vi P Homer, J. \. D. Parker, and W. Schultze
Boston
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EYE GLASSES AND SPECTACLES,
Books and Stationery,

OUUkS dUU NCdCIUII6I Y,
Such as Bibles. Blank Books, Childrens Books.
Pass Books. Letter Paper. Envelopes Ink, &c.
Hair Ornaments.
Every description of hail work made in the late.,
and most approved Stye>-Such Pins. Ear
Rings, Bracelets. Chains. Nc.
Besides the goods enumerated above. NAV be
found larE variety Of others. which | shall be
pleased 70 show to any person who desires to
D,W"haSc cheap
If good goods and low prices viii inducc people
to buy. they can be had al M store.
Please call and examine my stock. All goods
warranted represented.
Those wishing the 6est low priced sewing ma
chine IN n n, furni she'd with one at my stnre
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< = x
Dr.. Sweets Infaiiible Liniment

The Great External Remedy
FOR RHrI NArI>M. &, TT NEj RAL';lA. LTMBAGo
srFF Nh,N ANpIUiNI>. STRAINS. BRUISES,
ANAL. i.l!.y NArlC AND MEX
NuI> rl>rKptES
lever i> His iinnrE, j. prepared HON tie recipe
OF i'r Scpn" Sweet - 'ii'It. m ano'', lrc sci
h'u " en-, !> NIL! IL iH">t astonishing >l,ccssin an
A>ana.cvi.tor ,G pain it ulriy Ii, ID, any prcpara-
t ;'ro u" rrit To: " 'h any one III toe convince ed
III, In ,,c,.hg I'll c,:ro rapidly and radically Rheura-
Il, '>'f':"r> HWY k!i. "a. III ta"u>au"> 81 cases
mh' !ls tvr u.i il Ea> III no ease been KNOWN l.
t"r Neuralgia viii Afford immediate relief in every
CAST HrWrNrI distressing
II VIII rclcV. case of aat he In three ml,-
Ut,> and it warranted to
rHutha, ne as" Il vii c'Tr Instantly.
i'rt N"rv".~ Debility ,r.r.l !.3>-itu." arising
Ton. OF rAc.> liii. Ini,nent is most happy
a!d uul,iii remedy. Acting iifc,tN upon the
tissues il St rii.l ,rS ami rpy, me- l Stem ana re-
>t"rt> II I" "ia>tlcit, and IGOR.
For r!rsi> remedy claim that 1t is the
best Ai.v aud challenge The verdi 10 produce an
~ t,-.t victim: . Th~ distressing complaint should
gvcit thorough thai io it III Iail to imc,ii
ate r'iiri "d Ill the J 'y u cases viii cclta rA';ical
ursy Sore Throat are sometimes extremely MA
l!G'ii 'id "anStr"iS but te, application =" this ill.,
SiAi',> tines Obstinate and enlargement
OF the joints ! liable II ncgircted Tie worst
days.
Bruises Cuts. nun,i, Sores U.c"r> Burs and Scals
Weld. readily I" the Wonderful! Eedl. irrerti., Of DR.
Sweets Iialhlc Linimcnt when r>, irrc-
ti, Also. Cmlh,iis. Frosted frotai Insect Bites
Stius'
Es,v horse sho,a have this remedy at haudfor
lis m,! H>t al III" rsi appearance "i ame.css viii e
ie, tUaly prevri those formidable d>east> ch hciS
t. are lia!' and "c rcIi'c! 50 many valuable horses
de:ii curative poptti"> al his iilmcn have been
c,i<, and man} ot them from persons in the highest
raLk, IN HE.
Caution.
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WATCH. CLOCK AND JEWElRY REPAIRING:
AND ENGRAVING.
Having had TO- wears experience III the business
being practical watch maker and engra.er my
self. and as am TO be assisted by \. RANDALL,
who is well known as superior Workman.
shall spare pains in giving >atisfac ton il this
department fmy business.
9. Q. CHILDS.
81 IohnShurv Conf 1870 s,tf
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b l. O O ID I O O d
Healthy human Blood upon being


ECaItlN hUittil bi'ot upon Dtiiie
ANAINLED
always presents with til" same il clements and
gives III course the true staEa;d Auail the blood
T.. suffering rom tunslnIt"i! Liver toi.ipail.i
DN spcp,ia Scrulula At AID ind iii every Instance
fiC!elci,> IN The rrf grhuts 81 Blood Suppl,
tn, deficiencies. AID You are made ".:- The BLOOD
FOOD Is founded upon this theory hence IL aston,i
success. There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted u the DEFICIENCIES the Blood i'll different !iScaS
Is. Foi COT LIS COLDS, bRONt HITS. or any aiec-
ton whatever "t the THROAT OF Ii NhS inducing CON
SUMPTION. IKE No |, which is also IL. No. for De
PRESTON OF SPIRITS. Loss OF APPETITE, ana for all
chronic plants arising from ON th-t Sc GEN EKi
DtHiLlII AID NEKN OF ) fktSTRA HON. Ne. " iur
IIE Err COMPLAINTS. No. ;. Tor ia >PrPS1A. Bong
already prepared tor absorption il - AkEA BY DROPS
nd ciiat., lilo 'ifCl:ilo that what
YOU gain Iuu ret.n The No i for IN IL IkkE,t
LAKIrlES. HYSIERIA. " WEAKNESSES &c. >rr spec
ia directions ~ this For SALT KIlEt EEU PfioNS
KIDNEY and KLiDDEk t"MPLAINTS
take No 5. Ia Al. tie lire Is must te Strictly
followed. Price VI BLCGD FUUD$l per bottle. Sold by
CHI H II a Dt PnNT.
No. 4f9 HruadW av New Rork.
G.. C. Goodwin ( CO. nole>ale Agents, Boston.
And by al respectable druggists throushc ut the
country. 1O-2l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
First House North Of South Church,

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Respectively rtCcNt ,L~oi.,t~ Iit' ..lIt. f. i'
J + trN = l., i.,I.it ar l!cioI,lt 60
81. JuhnsNuIl, ice 10. I-.9. i,tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-05-04
~ L A I + OF We II NJ Mt.

NOTICE. The CO. partnership heretofore
~ existing between the subscribers is this dav
dissolved. The par ner>hip demands are in tho
hands Of George lde for settlement The tan
ming ard cnrrjln business hereafter will &c car
ried on by George lde, at the old tannrry.
JOSEPH IDE.
GEORGE lDE.
Waterford, April il, 1850. $40