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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
DR. KEACH'S AMERICAN
L IN | NJ E Mt.

SSSN&EXEN For sirail.>. bruises. IL n wounds,
iE S%@ R sca'i, and burns laral, Sis or numb
&&A VA IL sn,'>> Ill the limbs. pains and sore
~ Ssss2&fness in the bones and muscles pains
= IKE tESszETaiit stiffness of the joints swtiin.s
TSSsE-SE81a ana '!ihoiN. sore throat, recent
k4GRarf kSc"i3S, rheumatism. nrural-ii tooth
S3E&EN : SEsi,lir Whit eIics. ,hillaius,
nS1Ne SS.SstNf,s " IN The CHEST. sid. and back =:
~, 10y - Also. "r horses troubled with gals
MA VtsssSS as 90. >'raii>. sWeic>, &C. and other
80 .xsEHE[E! This Linlnent should he literally
sSzoI EtfSEsapplicdt To the pats affected three
i-s ~ hour times a day. and more
ssjS-s+afsaS+i frequently in severe cases ana rui,
Wen with the hand :" that more less irritation is pro-
u'c" III th' parts I" which II is applied in some cases
friction i'll moi be- but cloths saturated viii
the l.i,iniei and laid upon the par, affected
scales ana BHin'-w hen applied immediately bis,c r
Is always prevented II speedily and th..
Patient surprised at the short time ht r,scs before
Lliiert. and laid on the burn
rms iiniment was .nly intended an external reme
Tor recent colds sore throat. pain the stomach kc In
" Ter an aiult ten drops 10 tablespoonful w or three
Read the following statement of this m.d;o;r
at home. where il is well known:
we. the undersigned. after thorough trial ne
l'r keach American Liniment, do hereby Gov.
MY our belief in its superior excellence. and con-
hdently recommend it to the public as an ariel
on which they can depend: 90 'i''e
G. 7 Turner. II. f. SAWYER. RF Rou;, II
Hutchinson. c. II. Walter. J. r.. FAR WI, w W.
Mack, l.: hutchinson. l. A. Curtis. s. r Raid
"ih' "; W. oates, Geo. Bennett. l.. G. Wood
bury VIM. Chaplin, s. A. Wright. j. r. Cram
rn bnInG n l. j. Thompson. J. Cheenev. D.S
Eih''1>. -. N. badger. II a. Alden, St Johnsbu-
ry: D. harrington. NJ A. Harvey. Barton.
rhiCE % AND 80 CTS PER BOTTLE.
Prepared only by
G. r. Il f. \ G H.
ST. JoHSSBURY, VT.
Sold by Druggists and Merchants eno,,,
ly, through the country ss ,s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
GEO. S. SHAW'S INSURANCE

NEO. ,. SHAW'S INSURANCE
FFICE.
Home Insurance Company, New York
Cash Capital and Surplus, Sl,5OO.OO0
City Fire Insurance Co., New Haven. Conn.
Cash Capital and Surplus, 100000
Policies written and losses honorably ABUSED
and paid at this office.
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co..
Montpelier. Y.
Cash Capital, S2o.0i5. 92-Note. over S6GoUoo
This Company, since its organization. nearly
twelve years since. has offered superior induce
Sheds. and other outbuildingS, and personal pro
perry in like Buildings
LIST. Ii costs from twenty-five TO thirty per
cent. less than the other State Companies.
ID Dwelling Houses are insured by themselves
and not in conneXion with hazardous property.
or large blocks of buildings and are net exposed
10 heavy losses.
Sd. The INSURED pays his money at the outset
and thereby saves the trouble and expense Of
making and collecting assessments and cepecial-
~ avoids being taxed to make UP the heavy def
ciemciCs arising from large number failing TO
pay their assessments.
9Th This Company pays all damage where
buildings struck bv lightning and injured, not
being set on fire. and the others do not
9TH. This Company is managed upon the prin-
ciplcs of equity. and ii is the design of the d.
rector> to DO exact justice TO all
OFrICE-With J. Ross, in Jewett's Building,
Main Street, St Johnsbury, VI
Apply personally or by letter.
letf GEO s. SHAW
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
Approved Nov. 90. 1860.

No. fS.-AN ACT iii amendment of act emit
tied IAN act authorizing the appointment Of
special cons:ablcs, approved November Is.
1876
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
l. FOR FEMALES,
DIR. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue.

This celebrated Female Medicine. pos
sessing virtues unknown Of anything else
OF the kind, and proving etiectual after all
dian plant used by the natives for the
same purpose from time immemorial, and
now for the first time offered to the pub
lie. Ii /, designed for both married and
single ladies. and is the very best thing
known for the purpose. as 1t Will bring Oh
the Monthly Sickness in cases Of ObStruc-
ton, after all other remedies Of the kind
have been tried IN vain. This may seem
incredible. but cure is guaranteed in all
cases. Ut the price will be Refunded
Eg- loo bottles have been sold III eigh
, teen months without single failure when
taken Us directed, and without the least
injury to health in any case. To Put up
In two ounce bottles, with full directions
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04

From Neuralgia through all where Opium was ever
used to that Delrium Tremens and the common ehle
cause vi disease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04

See. 3. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed
Sec. !. This act shall take effect from its pas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04

s k A I Es!
OF approved Styles for Gents, Ladies and Bows
At D. BOYNTON'S.
st. Johnsbury. Dec. 6, 1860.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04

MEssRs. HENRY P. WILSON Co.: deem Mrs. Viii.
sons Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing the standard
articles Of all hair preparations. have in many in
stances, known them to the hair where it had
fallen off, remove dandruf restore the hair to its original
COLOR entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances most serious humors Personally have
been sharer in several of these benefits.
Rev. HENRY HILL, Manchester n H
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
AY MORNING, JUNE 12, 1861,
Ql)iQ >.aQ0G2l 1lCmgCrat
Proceedings OF the Democratic Central
Committee of SGtter COUNTY.

Pursuant to q call or the Cha.rmin Of said
Committee. meeting was held May 2tth, 1851, ,
at tho Court House. in lubd CITY Members
rrcstut +. /. W llsuu, Chairman; ~ BlUiWare.
J. l.. Smith, T. Richards aad rhl. T.. Dra.cA r.
On motion, the following resolutions were a.
duptod:
Resolved, That we uGorSe the action of .le
state Central Comm tt.c tltt c.l',l tie Stt.
Convention 30 b' heid 80 Sacramento. or fl. 4.h
davot Julv, 81, h.l,'l.- that tire -,ut.i..u.,
emb.d I'd m 'ha r-s .,ur.nus I'D .pf.d hv ,a,t C.a-
mit-e are the ntimynts Of al! tiu. Uuna.layi-
men.
RESOLVED. Tint with these views. we G. r,l-l'1y
invite al men of Suttrr Cou: iy vlo hold these.
sentiments, TO meet and hu,l primary meetings. 1T
their respective lr,C nets, on tat .tu " Of June
reNt, FIR the purpose fccc'iug delegates 90 th.
Ccuuty Cunvcnuou, To- bo b,'d 40 lUbl C!tv. GA
Slurd y, june H. l-6l for the purpose OF c.,ct-
ing delegates to the State Caay,utout 90 be- held
at ) crmeuto, July 1th, i-6l, aud nominating
candidates for County Officers.
The respective precincts are entitled to The fol-
lowing representations:
Delegates. Delegates
O'Reu's.............4 Kcmptou's. u's............5
NicIhus us............. Neuon...............2
Thomas .............9 ro's...........2
Slough. .............2 loc.lUmue............2
Winters ............2 Nalc'S...............2
Eutians ............2 BrimoI'S .............2
'!cam s..............2 luba Ci,y............5
Z. p. WusoN, Chairman.
Pun. I DHasontE Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
Ir--za----ss.'.-,-.-=-7-r~---.
Election Of Delegates 10 tlc State Con-
.Vcnii0n OF the Fourin OF July.

The unconditional Union men Of luha county,
WhoaWrovc the resolutions and call cf The State
Central Committee presided over by Hon. j. i
lIoge, adopted on tie sth Of May. for State Com
vout'on at tSacHmeuto, on the fth Of July u.Xl,
and "ho wiIi support the nominees Of That Gone
vratuu, are invited &, a.scmLl, FOO township mass
ruoattnre tho . 5th Aat. ~ I..,~ teet 4- a..
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
Marysville Gymnasium

NO. I5l Second St., between High and Il,
W. LII reopen Wednesday, the 9TH day of
p'st november 1862 for general exercise in Gym
vi ,'os ana Physical Training. The public are invi-
~ ~ 70 avail themselves of the benefit derived from
UlS institution
ae rooms will be kept comfortable day and night.
Iuufs open from 6 A. N. to 10 p. VI.
GIms-$3 I co per month in advance.
CIIAS. a. KATE Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
10 tc.'s narIntrl,.l,ir.

Ibe JHI0n v1f6T3 % Fo-frr'4 Tar 1owr9lin Who
'rrfot e tes !ntoHs ot th- stste Ccutrel Commit
"r wien f c"l',t at. Convention for ihs Fourth
"i 'uT. " megt 10 the store OF Nn. E'gar. at Ore
s"n t.l. on saturday, June 18th, at o'coc, NJ.
lor he purpose OF e.cctus delegate to said State
Convention.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
/l/ u<yluH/ ~
FURE ITALIAN BEES.
IMPORTED EsY s. B. PARSONS
a. 3. EBAGEH4GaTV,
sole Agent for California and Oregon.

sAcRAuGxro. Jan. 81, 1861.
have this day furnished to TEfGARDhN &
RAMSDELLa supply of Italian Queen Bees,whch they
arto take to MarYsve. TO prop gate and sell ON our
joint account The Queens selected from import.
ed Queens, ard possess fully the superior qualities OF
their race. Besides these, have sold no Queens to
go to Marysyic. a. J. BiGLOW'
We are well pleased with the workings Of the Italian
Bees-in short they far surpa's our eNpcca.lonS' ana
leave the common Bee far in the rear. We put an
Italian Queen into hive Of common Bees on The Jii
OF January and ON the 10th Of Mach, it threw Oh u
fine large swarm which was nearly, If not quite all
Italian Pes. We have raised quit anumhrr OF y"nh-
Italian Queens and are now prepared TO fill all orders
for Queens.
People living in, or near Nar"syi0a, can have
Queens introduced into common swarlns am GUAEAN-
rEtD without extra charge We have extra goo
swHrm- Of Bees in the HARRISON Hive, with or without
italian Queens, for sale.
Also the HARRISON HIVE, HCNhY, g.
0FFICE-At L. Tcegarden's Fruit store, In od1
Fellows Building.
gEEGAEsDEN & EgAgTsDELL.
mh2t Marysvilie
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
either against this most unipstieablo and uu-

either against this most uniusteablc and uu-
natural war.
f. That in the name Of the loyal people OF Cali
friuIa, We demand Of the General Government.
by all ID, power, TO protect their lives and proper
~ on the hI-h seas, between tins coast and the
Atlantic, from the prltjGl fig which already
tlr ateus injury, aud would MHct destruction ou
both.
D. That all former partisan differences are lost
in Tie re-cat overwhelming crisis and hi who
would seek, by reviving them, 10 distract the uea-
le, o. to WTCst from their honest and patriotic
devotion some sordid PARTISAN advantage, i3 not
true to the country nor worthy the name OF
American citizen.
q. That as Cdh!urniaus we appeal to the whole
people ofCaloruia, without distinction of party
or reference 70 partisan is-ucs TO stand with us
by our .untry and uurfdg, that all may know
that the great Cuian Democratic Party Of Cali
truio is the oycrpo"cnng majority Of her clti-
zeas.
T. That with these views we cordially invite an
patriotic men, who bold these sentiments to meet
in Convention at Sacramento, ON the Fourth day
Of July next, at Il clock, t. nominate CtuQldttes
to be- supported at the ensuing election and we
recommend in the election Of delegates, tAut the
only test be approval Of these resolutions and will
iuguess 70 support the candidates nominated
s. That the people Of each county he requested
to meet IN Convention IA their respective counties,
upon the 18th day Of June next, for the purpose
Of electiug delegates TO the Convention, IN such
manner as thcN may deem proper.
O. That the basis Of representation IN the State
Convention be one delegate for each county, and
Que delegate for each $50 votes. which gl?.s taa
following representation:
Alameda ............llS san Dleco........-..
Amudor. r.............4lS san francisco ......-14
Butte ......... .....23 san joaquin ........ls
Calaveras ..........25Su san Luis 0bispo....
Cllusi .............. GSau Mateo ........... Z
Contra Costa ........ gSdnta Barbara. ........ 3
Del Norte..........4 santa Clara.........lt
ii Dorado ..... ..vu NiiIl NL' ''''''' '''' 9
Fresno. d" 'udot' '''' 10
Ilumbollt .......... b.0eifa -.............21
klamath ............ 4NIsAlNou ........ ~
Los Angeles ........lu Suitno ..............l3
Marin .............. bo"homa ............z -
MUrpnsl.... .......'I' 'u'iiIaiauS. .....-....
MCnduCIuo .......... NNutief ....,.........
Mercrd ............. oI iehaina ............
Monterey y..........., oIlru'ty .............I2
Mono ......,.-...... l.iulare K Buena Vista S
Napa .........-.,...lu.Iu IuoiuInne. e...........23
Nevada go. ......-..oo 90. ............. .
Placer ............. ..oV. NDa .............. 20
PlumaS ............. 10 Lake e................ l
,........S9I -
san BeruardnO. ...... 8. Total, ............G Gas
In pursuance IF the foregoing resolutions the
Convention W in assemble at Sacramento City on
The fourth day OF July next at T. o'clock, n.
J p. HOGE,
Chairman Dem. state Central CUmpltt.e.
JouN A. MuNRoU, Sccretory.
San Francisco, May 23th, 1891.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
- - I'nNn.,.;n.

Tn rTrm nee Of cti raH. Av r. Union ner,o-
craft. t.ffiF Com. 'f.rtf iLlt con, ~. tte U1in
r.. ls ". eN-t- t,tr Irrsi nre .-ied 90 meat
= re, at fh. aG.,o. J.. g. tHr Il s.,r'.s.ie flr
o.-oi ele.t .t.g o..-a. RI tie tuioa Demo-
.H. ''tie Convention % i- L..I la sa,rlu.-..t1 on
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
BeGrl.iyor Tow neliD.

IN r0r.ulHc1 oTI-o caIIof N. l i'm Demo.
ucrd.roml Union non ~ Bar E.v,r
I"a-h art u.uat1 tbtt u SIS N.., Ting
WILL BE- tr.| at'..r.-. cr IT q. All ,an. j. =.
ga S.W-,} th" lalb dst ,f .aac. l4 o'cI. cl.
w., ir tar IutfD-ct eteur4 t~o D-c.ates to
tie State Co. s,...t... # ,ji!g t.h
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
--sl-En e.

The following letter, rh.tl awIhatical'y speaks
.ell was written by the Dean Of tie Faculty Of
MIA 'cIlil college Of NeJcine--to the editors
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal ssu Fra
for publication:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
F.inhn Tn,rrsI,ir.

IN ru-suanre Ola cru ~ ne Union Dcmocrati,
tnI' Commit. -ee % luat county. tie unconditional
i-nu uo.r Il,a lor rs' lV.ra not -e.i o. 10 20 Mass
l1 W. te j., % 80 trau''s i.tr,h, ou Saturday,,
'." % eiec.n- one d.I atr 10 t.c state Convention
aJ sacrament GA tle 4 % .f .I..v
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
EGGDgsEGES'$
ICE CREAM SALOON.
ID Street, opposite the Post Office.

rEtIE underslgr ed wouli announce TO the c.tzen- o
Z MGrysvile that he viii, Thursday cvtn!.E iG.l
inst, he prepared to serve them Ni,h ICE C"Lt W
and CREAM AND STRAWBERRIES Of superior quail
ity, and in the m' st popular syie. No pans " ne
popular Cream Est iblishments in the State. II will he
considered no bragodoca, when it j. known that
have beenn the business constantly for twent years
sL"u!d say, that for the past fifteen leats have
known no superior in the mi anufacture of Il CREAM
To the great di,i. .eratum in Creamrichurss ana ma
yorl shall be able to give proof that have attained
Families and Parties will be furu he'd at short no.
tee, with Cream of any flavor, accompanied by al
The necessary conveneuces.
eF ROGERS
~ y. D. The undersigned, in charge Of the "a
loon, Coneconary and Fruit Department. WIN De
very happy to receive the flvors of his friends ana
the public generally, where they can obtain an the
choicest vareti OF Strawberries, Cherries ana Ap'
rcots Also Peaches, Pums and other fruits in u II
q. II. BEACH.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
EEaEyGv11Io
VrTnCC2 lnI Cg2rriG TO
TEANTEACTOsE.

r----r-.--, FANTLY CARRIAGES,
g BLGGiES
II ~ isisr7 EXPGECS
=-z4zs2~--------a--a FREIGHT, FARM
and an other kfndsof WAGONS built and finished 10
order The undersigned prepared to make ali me
above dcscriI tion ol vehicles, in mann suited 70
the climate and roads Of Cal iorpia and have all The
necessary material aud facilities for 50 doing.
They have also hand lot Of
SUPERIOR WAGONS AND BUGGlES
Of our own mauuf4cturc, which viii sell at most ia
yorahle rates
The subscriber would also state that his manutac-
lures ia, been tried with imported vehicles. aIdhave
slvnvs proved SUPERIOR TO EASTERN MADE
WAGONS AND BUGGlESl
The pulli, Is invited to call and cSamnc specimens
nr our work at the mandatory, corner oi THIRD
STREET AND VIRGIN ALLEY, Mary vile.
p HAYES & co,
mh12 Wagon and Carriage Makers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
NO. 1C3.
ToU &sIIiP NLITlNGs.
1.ait.yi.:e .cunsiip.

T. plrHauce d. t.. cli ol ih- L ..1a Darooc~an,
'nnt t'u..0 .tr 90 llha courtr, tne 900. .ord t.rai
lal0u mtu rt NHrHeyiii. Jer'..h,p Who aynrove r,e
resolutions tia ct 90 b.. State Central damn. .it.s
pres ell over nv lion J iio--, sl ia,e iu rr.ma-
=, '-- meeting 81 She Court % Hse i1 tie O. ty u
,, e' on est1r'a 'av, june i-ih, ut ~ o'clock p
W ..t Ih uHrro"' 81 choosing tau e.e.afes 10 At
'',t lHr 'tat S.nV.rton on .fe Fourth .Jay.
N'lyevlie Township t..Hra~e- tie civ. the Seycr
Nile House, ~eee..., tie IIoreutat.G Z.t.,. .si.,s
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
-, I, 6, s s. 10 and
Pitts Ma
All sizes of the Ks
Iieal
On hand, and for sa

ALL the different make of Thrashers which repre-
sent in this advertisement, manufactured only by
She parties above named and stand ahead Of all other
makers.
EXTRAS ofa5LtHe dt6sye6t RdIe Gf Rachines, can
be lad on short Hotice.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
q. II. BEACH.
Stock Egafac-laesl.

y5NHE subscriber has good pasturef"r n
"a Stock OF all kinds m his Rancho one rEgs-As
and quarter miles from Marysyiie, %------
accross the Iuha River.
Horses and Mules left at the OREGON STABLE,
corner and Third street Will be called for daily.
ap5.,f CHAS II. HEDGES.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
spetj3l No!;cn.

- 1'ozOE-T7O yoEar- -.Ioiz-.
LAIR Iz.s. $, g. Aliens HAIR.
'"i" WORLD, HAIR IEsrOBER HAIR,
IME -Aso- HAIR.
!. ZEEOEAE.&.A-tgTG. U,1R.
10 RICE, COFFIN co.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
rHuLA7z1rurA.Jaauarv I'm. 1850

fiLA.' LFltlN. = 1Tli}HFY ltius lNsJ
the Editors of the Pacific Medical Journal
mc:: Ny attention BIAS been called 90 an arti-
thc December number @, Your journal, in regard
al cuudtW degree granted ly the Philadelphia
e of Ncdicincto Dr. J.. ). Czaltav. Whom the
oi Ou for tar degree was made 70 the Faculty, it
c0omr'ui .l hy aih Ifrlts Hud testimonials to The
thl pr. zaIEfF was regular graduate VI. D.
2 University 90 P,8th, isd .arHtdas % surgeon Ia
ur-ar.an army aui vas n -u'ar practitioner
aie.ur. ON Tie strength Of those the degree
raaje D. TIE ad cudea q G...ree, a5 60. name ina
is cont Ted ON graduates ou.y. and gives ui
II irte-WarIfY, the application would have been
sd. l.y inserting tajs in Your journal vou VIII
act Of justice 90 tae to.!-ee, aAd confer "a favor
(ours, very rg-ucc folly, H. RAND.
~ % the Faculty Of tae Philadelphia College Of
line.
L.J CLApEAY'3 private Medical and Surgical
1'a is ou Sacramento street below MONTGOMERY,
ethr Pacific NH Steam.I lp Coupau, : office,
rarti-ta. th" Doctor offers free consultations,
lis no r,muuoral.1 unless hc ELECTS cure
hours FROM .N. TO ?. 81.
ECsTE,.-I, the undersigned, Gov
Of hungary, DO testify hereby, Mat DR.. l.. J.
ny h4, rvcl during tla contest tor Hungarian
:, 7S Ga ci Surgeon, .u TIE hungarian army
aHhlui uer3 yerance. Whereof / have given 10
da errttette, Hud rer' Wueud h1 20 the Synpa-
ilehioa anH protection oi gll those who are ca
oi arIr"c'at.n, patriotic sa.i-- acrGce. and un-
'yd misfortune. h0>>IIH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
'ufNCrcy CITy, Jan. ctb. 1852. myt7
Daily national Democrat., 1861-06-12
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
pArLY AND WEEKL z =
by A. S. RANDALL .2 co.
oaos corner lftiden Lane and Second Street
OF THE DAILY /:

orp WEEK. FIFTY CENTS.
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SOMETHING NEW
For Soldiers, Anglers, Hunters,
ID Yachtmen, Pic-Nics, SO.
Janus PATENT
CAMP CHEST.

AMERICAN CAMP CHEST.
Utu1s INVALUABLE AND ALMOST IND1sPEN-
II SABLE Camp Chest is thirty -One inches long,
and fourteen inches wide, by nine inches deep being
OF less size than . small trunk, although a-Httle
longer. 1t is Ike trunk with equal
Is well doTetlled at the corners has lifting handles
at each end, and haft, staples and paddock for fs
tenlng. On opening IT. in each OF the four corners
will be found leg with hinge joint nicely folded
within. Raise these four legs upright, and reverse
the opened chest, and You have table thirty-one
inches lrng. by tWenty-eight inches wide standing
on its four legs. This magic chest has within Il
three camp stools made Of the best hickory
and folded together; one hatchet, saw, one caFv
ing knife and fork three TASKS that will IN the a
gregate hold one gallon, one tea cAddy, one coffee
caddy, one wash bowl dipper, eight plates, four
knives and forks fur each table and tea spoons ene
tea and coffee pot combined with straner one ny
Ing pan, one pot for boiling, three drinking cups,
one each sugar and milk bowl, one cruet stand for
pepper, salt mustard and vinegar, with mustard
spoon and fofk1creW combined, one apparatus for
boiling tea and cotiee aud fuel for twenty meals,
two table cloths and two towelS This chest weighs
about forty POunds and Is designed for the officers Of
turning out Its contents, which mechanical Ingenuity
aud skill has contrved to put in SMALL compass
the belOlder viii think the great Northern Magician
has aturned mp" again. lu. tf& ta Els
We have also the Patent canteen Case, Tor the
private soldier, &C. "'-e i--'i eii '5i
The above articles are very highly recommended
to the Army by President Lincoln, RX.President
and all officers who have seen them Us being the
most servicable article gotten up for army
in active service. Call and see them, at alAss7i
]. NJ WHEAT & SONS,
Sole agents for Rheeliag, "a,
aug1-2w No. 70 Main street.
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We are glad to believe that wherever
there is an encampment in Western vir-
ginia the Inteit;geneer is fayorite paper,
especially among Western virgiuiaus them
selves, and we appreciate the many kind
nesses of our friends in forwarding us
news and correspondence unsolicited. We
receive letters occasionally asking US if
we will publish letters from this point and
the other, if they are sent to US. We an
swer, certainly, aud thankfully, too. We
wish that all our enlisted soldiers in West
ern Virginia will consider themselves at
home in our paper. It's columns are
always open to them for news, for exposi-
tions of abuses, or neglect, or any other
matter that is of public interest. We
mean that our paper shall be thoroughly
and entirely home paper. One item of
Western Yirginia news we value more than
a dozen foreign ones Our subscription is
mainly in the bounds of what we expect
(for the presenU to be the new State of
Kanawha, and to the interests of the new
State we are bound he,lrt.and soul. We
have labored long for its establishment,
and now We mean to labor with all the
power that is in us for its successful up
building. Therefore we invite all manner
of news and comments about the new.
State to our colnmns-both war news and.
civil news. Give it to US as it occurs.
Only let all communications he written
legihly and on one side of the sheet, and
pointedly-without useless words, and
let them always be signed in an nccompa-
nyingilinc by the name of the writer--not
Tor publication, but simply as guArantee
of good faith, - .,s=...