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Bachelors Hair Dye.--The Best in
the World!

". A. BATCiELORS splendid Hair Dye Is the ORIG
and or Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye knewn.-
Instant in its efct. does stain the skin, and in
visoratcs the hair FOR life Be careful and other
than the genuine, signed each side Of every boI-Wx.
A. BACHELOR. Sold by all respectable Druggists and
Fancy Goods Stores everywhere. Nanufactory No 81
Barclay street. date 10 Bond street, and 23 Broadway
New York. 1876
Es- IN DAYS OF OLD. -aH
There time, in day. OF old,
When health was priced above line gold
That day has passed-ail now neglect
That precious booll-ali should protect.
OF sense and reason all are bereft.
orr would appear there, but little left
Apply ii then to cure your ills
BY the Immediate Of Herrcs 5 Pills.
These remarkable Pills starte whole communities by
their wondertucures. Adapted TO infancy YOUTH NAH
hood and old Put up with English, Spanish French
and German directions. Elegantly coated with sugar,
purely able and sell in large family boxes fol- % cts.
See advertisement. ella
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ORDERS ARE SOLICITED.

NIB Our word ia as good as the money. and
what is not found to be as we represent, the mo-
ney will be refunded or goods exchanged.
We would return our sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage bestowed upon us for the last
two years, and would say that as our trade has
greatly increased. our facilities and knowledge
have also improved in regard to the wants of our
customers. and we are prepared to do better by
purchasers who want our kind Of goods than any
store in Northern Vermont. Those who use Var
nish and Paints in small quantities will save much
by calling upon US.
HOYT & GREEN.
Railroad street, St Iohnsbuly. July 9, 1861
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Q I A f OF We II NJ o n Il
~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT

The Probate Court for the District OF Caledonia: To
all persons interes ed in the Estate OF iam Aiken
Carlos b. Aiken, John +. Aiken, Henry Aiken Harriet f.
aikeA Julia A. Aiken minor children OF William Aiken
late OF Barnet in said District, deceased intestate
John Giikerson, Guardian Of the said lillian A. Car
los b. John F., Henry, Harriet L. and Julia A. Aiken
represents said Court that his said wards seized IN
Of certain Real Estate, w.t. an undivided interest
in the Homestead OF their Father the said William Aiken
deceased and the said Guardian further represents 10
said Court that will be conducive ~ the interest his
SAID wards sell said Real Estate for the purpose of
putting the proceeds Of sad sale interest investing
II in stocks In real And said Guardian has
made application said Court for license to sell said
provided.
Said application will be heard and decided by said Court
at the Probate ONCE said District. on the I'd day Of
November next.
You therefore hereby notified to appear before said
Court at the time and place aforesaid and object you
cause, to the granting Of said license.
Dated al St JOhnsbury, aforesaid, this 18th day of Oct
A. ID. 1851.
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate
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Quality Warranted;

Common and Ornamental Brushes of almost eve
~ kind.-Whitewash Brushes. Dust Brushes,
Color Brushes; Grainers and Granting Combs :;
Blenders, Sash Tools. Earnish Brushes and Fea-
ther busters. Stripers and Scrolling Brushes
Lettering Pencils. and in short every Color. Var
nish and Brush that a Painter needs to work with.
Also complete stock of Drugs, Medicines, Pa
tent Medicines, Surgical Instruments, Port Mo-
naies. Wallets, Soaps, Pomades. Choice Perfum-
cry, Shoulder Braces and Abdominal Supporters,
"a new and improved pattern) the best in market.
Chamois Skins or Wash Leather, Tea, Coffee,
Cocoa, Cocoa Shells,
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,Y~ \ few days ago the Missouri Republi-
can was the largest newspaper in the coun-
try. The Republican has now taken in sail
and the New York Journal of Commerce is
now the largest daily paper in the country.
C. Three brothers named Sampson. from
st Adams, We're in the Sd Vermont regiment.
One was instantly killed At Bul! Run, and
the other two have recently died at WASH
ington. oftyphoid fever.
o. An extraordinary vein Of oil was
tapped recently on the McElhany farm,
near Mercer, Pa, at depth Of 400 feet. 1t
filled a tank OF los barrels in 81 minutes,
and in the first ;wentv-tour hours it flowed
2,400 barrels OF oil The Funk well, loca-
ted only 20 rods distant, has within the past
few months yielded an almost incredible
quantity of the greasy fluid.
~ The chairman of one of the commit
tees of an agricultural society in New
Hampshire winds up his report o. the pro-
ceedings on the track with the following po-
etcal truSm
Money makes the mare go;
Trottng makes the tC.U go.
~ J. VI. Williams, who was tried about
year ago on charge of numbering Janness
Wyatt at Warren, at which time the jury
disagreed, has forfeited hi. bail Of $1,000,
and fled to parts unknown.
o. Deerfoot, the Indian pedestrian, was
challenged to contend against the three
most celebrated runners in England, viz -
Mills. Brighton and Whits. The race came
off September ODD. Deerfoot appeared on
the ground in a wolf skin, with feather in
his heal-band, and tinkling bells around his
waist. The Indian went to the front at
the distance O! mile ard hall
amid loud cheers. White then tried to re-
cover the lead. which he gained but failed tc
retain. and at the third mile had to succumb
ne REMAINDER VI TIC IdCS DStWNNii -NAAA'
and the Indian was very exciting. There
was not yard between the two at the sew
en.h mile. when the Indian forced the pace
and on commencing the eighth went RICH
away. The Indian finished at his leasure
and ran the ten miles in 5i. minutes.
w Many blankets have been sent to thu
Ouartermaster Generals Department b,
private individuals in response to the call o
the government, though the supplies as ye
bear no appreciable proportion to the want
of our suffering soldiers. Among those sen
in is one which was captured from rebe
officer of the Raleigh Guards; one from
: Mrs Avery, used by Major Wheeler OF Yves
Cambridge in the revolutionary war; an
three from Mrs Edward Russell, which wer
captured from British soldiers in the revolu
tionary war.-Boston Journal.
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q FATE OF V E K NJ Mt.
~ Caledonia District, IS.
In Probate Court held st John,bury within and for
said District. Oh the 10th day OF oct. 4 ID lS6l
Instrument purpurting 10 be the last vii and TeS
~ tamcst OF MARY DENIsON late OF Lyndon IN said
District, deceased being presented 10 the Court by Abel
Brown, the executor therein named for Probate
Ii ordered by Court that all persons concs rn.d
therein notified appear session said Court 10
he holden the Probate Office In St JOhRSb on
DAY Nov, 1861, and show cause, il they NAV
have against the Probate Of SAID WILL Tor which purpose
Is further ordered that OF the recorG OF this
be published three weeks successfully in The Caedsula
printed at ST. Johnsbury previous 10 said time appointed
for hearing. ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge oi Probate
A true copy OF record.
64-t6 Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate.
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IIerrick Kid Strengthening Plasters
40 vi VI On L ii | y q S
May always be found u
BI\GUNNIS DRUG STORE.

Pufbals, catnip. sage. summer Sayorv. sweet
marloram, danjelion root, snake root. aniSe
seed. saffron. coriandcr. Mustard Seed
white and black, nutmegS. cloves, cinnamon
ginger, mace. spice. alder bark, elder blows. ar
MICA flowers. prckly ash bark and berries noun
tain ash, ayens root. balm. balm gilead buds
bayberry. barbcrry and bitter swee, bark, blood
root. thoroughbred. motherwort. tanSey blue
flag, butternut bark. buchu leaves. SIENNA. IVA
urSi. burdock root. yellow dock, blackberry root
caIaway seed, chamomile. Saleratus. castor oil.
cohosh root. comfrey. crawley root, culvcrs-root
elecampanc. slippery elm. garget, gentian. gin
scng, goldthread, golden seal. hcmlock bark
hoarhound, hops. cranberry bark. Indian hemp
wild turnip, spkcnard, white and yellow lilly
root, icorice root, white and yellow. wax. sarsa-
parila, marsh rosemary, mandrake and skunk
cabbage roots, MULLEN, valerean, oak bark, pen
nyroyal, peppermint. spearmint, poplar bark
princess pine, raspberry and rose leaves. queen
Of the meadow, sal soda, cream tartar, rue
wOrmwood. saSSafras, tartaric acid Snakchead
smart weed. solomon seal, cardamon seed, cana
~, hemp. miett and rape seed for birds. cutie
fish bone. bitter root. rubber, metallic and glass
syringes-all sizes, bed-pans. white pine bark
lac sulphur, sugar # lead, peruvian bark. red
chalk, white chalk plaster paris. cascarilla bark
columbia, gum myrrh and guaiac, arrow root,
tapioca. sago, Irish moss, gum shcllac, scnega
root, squis, Hive Syrup and Sponges. 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-18
MARRIAGES..

In Sutton. Oct. Il, by Rev. L. 7. Harris, Mr.
l. H. Hall and Miss Sarah L. Harris, daughter
Of the officiating clergyman. all of Sutton.
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Reward to whom it is due.-If eyer :her

NcN"u " W HUH IL - uut.-lI ever tnerc
an article desg ned to benefit the community
at large more than any other, JAMES PYIE'S d.
ETET:C SALERATrS is the one. All who under
stand how destructive the common SaleratuS is
to the teeth and digestive organs. will readily re-
alizc the necessity of wholesome article; and
all that is required to satisfy any one that this
want is supplied, is fair trial. Send at once to
vaur grocer for package and try it : but see to
it that no spurious article done up in red papers
is put upon you. The genuine has the name of
JAMES PYLE on every package.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-18

A Musical ARMY.-It is computed that
Government has an army of about 100000
men-3O0 regiments. Setting aside cavalry
and artillery, We presume two hundred of
these regiments are provided with bands Of
music and drummers-say thirty-seven each,
or an aggregate of seren thousand four
hundred musicians, number fifty per cent.
larger than the entire force of State military
at the late Concord muster! What a stun
ming effect this united force could create in
playing Yankee Doodle to the rebels Dos
ton Journal.
Ey- DIR Sontag, astronomer of the Arctic
expedition of DR. Hayes, died as long ago as
Dec ODD, 1860, at the time, probably, that
the vessel was first in the ice. One of the
crew was badly frost-bitten, but was recover
ing. The last place left by the expedition
was Disco, Greenland, and the voyage from
that place to Halifax occupied twenty-five
days, the weather being very tempestuous.-
Upon their arrival at Halifax the mayor of
the city went on board, paid his respects
and rendered the Inequalities Of the city.
C. Anybody getting circular from DR.
G. W. TolEurst in behalf of "the United
States Humane society,"" is informed that
there is no such society and Tolhurst is the
name assumed by some sw:ndler who will
pocket all the money sent him "to buy am
balances for the army"
ANOTHER DIME.
There's Miss Dix, in Washington,
And Benedix, the Colonel.
And General Dix, who intcrdicts
Secession Schemes internal.
Pete beauregard look out for jeff
Or spite of all his tricks. he
Will have to dance another dance,
And to another Dixie.
-NmiaqfrV Republican.
Is The following rules are laid down for
the direction of ladies wishing to knit socks
for the soldiers: Get large needles and a
coarse yarn. Cast on seventy-eight stitches,
and knit the leg ten inches before setting the
heel. The heel should be 3 and half inches
long, and knit of double yarn. one fine and
one coarse, for extra strength. The foot
should be eleven or twelve inches long.
ADVANTAGES OF MISUNDERSTANDING lines
IN last weeks Patriot not only brough. back
a cane, valuable to the owner, but also PROV
Cd suggestive enough to scare up a lost cot
ton umbrella. L. any of our Concord ira
ders have lost business recently, let them pom
der seriously over these recoveries When
lost cotton umbrellas come back anythmy
will, even in war times.-.N H. Patriot
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-18
Fowle's Pile and Humor Cure, a SUI

FOWlc's Pile and HumOr Cure, sure
cure for Bleeding. Blind and Itching Piles, Scro-
fuia. Salt RAeum, and diseases Of the Skin. One
bottle warranted to cure in all cases: if not,
dealers particularly requested to refund the
money. Only five bottles in thousand return
cd. and these were confirmed Fistula. Hundreds
of letters and certificates now in the prOprie-
tors possession. which can be seen upon appli-
cation Send for Circular. Prepared by HENRY
d. FOWLE, Chemist. II Prince street, Boston
Sold by all Druggists. Certificates with each
bottle. Price, 81 per bottle. GO S.
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IL A R NJ + . Il S 4 l. f
At Auction.

I a II NJ + y II ) A Il r.
AT Auction.
The subscribers will sell the Farm formerly
owned by A. J. Heath at Public Auction, Nov,
ID. 1851. Sale commencing i. 10 o clock. a. m
said farm is situated ! mile North of st. Johns
bury Plain. on the Fassumpsic River.
Said farm contains about ~ acre, Of superior
land. with buildings thereon. consisting OF Dwell
ling House. two Barns. 4 Slaughter House, and
other out buildings.
Personal property, consisting Of
! full blood Durham Cows,
two-vears-old Durham Bull.
3yca-ng - LETTERS,
. Durham Hcifer Calves.
hve-ycars, old Mare and Colt.
Iron-ex Ok Cart,
Pleasure Wagon,
Single Sleigh,
Harrow, Flows. and 10y of other Farm
ing Tools.
400 bushels Oats,
20 tons Hay
100 bushels Corn.
Straw and Corn Fodder
Terms of payment of above property will be
made known on the day Of sale
JAMES HARRIS,
LAMBERT HASTINGS,
Gi-GG DANIEL c. HOLT.
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HOYT'S PREMIUM BITTERS,

Hoyt & Green's Tincture Of Arnica. Poke,
Knives, Scissors. Razors and Strops, Auricles for
the Deaf, Camphene. Fluid. Kerosene Oil and
Lamps, Walls and Bottles Of all descriptions
Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
at all hours.
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Kerosene Oil.-By reference to the adver-
tisement in another column. it will be seen that
the Downer Kerosene Oil Co. have reduced the
price of their celebrated oil. $40
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An EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS ORDERED-
The following has been issued from the head
quarters of the army as a special order -
Fittyseyen Of the United States soldiers
detained as prisoners in Richmond having
been released on oath not to bear arms
against the states in rebellion, m equal num-
Der of the prisoners of war taken from those
states. now confined in Washington and New
York harbor. will be released on taking the
presented oath of allegiance to the United
States, or an oath Tot to engage in arms
against the ntcu States.
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Another Little Nay;;! Exploit.
REEL. SCHOONER BURNT.

liz navy department received on Saturday
l.. following dispatch. giving an account OF
, Liant and successful little naval enter
St, ~ TIE previous Gay:
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| advise every one who has Cough or Hus-
Ky Voice or Bad Breath, OF any difficulty OF the
Throat, 10 get a package Of my Throat Confec
tions they viii relieve Won instantly, and YOU Will
agree with me that they go right 10 the spot"
You will find them very useful and pleasant while
travelling or attending public meetings for stlling
your cough or allaying your thirS:. If you Try
one package an safe IN sailing rha; you Will cs
er afterwards consider them Indispensable You
Will md them a. the Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines.
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Q6O BUILDING LOTS.

In beautiful city of the West. with pOpu-
lation of near 10000 to be given as Premiums 10
subscribers for moral. religious and historical
works of art For particulars address,
ID. II. MILFORD,
Gail lG1 Broadway, y. y.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-18

j J single bottle of SPALDING'S PEPARED
GLUE viii save ten times It's cost anuually..s Il
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the Co-partner-
ship heretofore existing between the subscribers
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
said W. McCrae assumes the payment of all
debts heretofore contracted by said parties.
WV. MCCRAE
THOMAS M'CURDY.
Witness, ]. c. FRYE.
West Concord, Oct. IL, 1861. 64-6G
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\ SIl'rENDOrS RAFT on LoG>.-During
the late great flood in the Western rivers the
booms at Willamsport on the Susquehan-
nah, holding an immense quantity of saw
logs, gave way, and tn. lumber, of untold
value, was all swept down the river and lost
1t made a raft, Will. passing Harrisburg,
titty>ix miles long.
0F Gen Met lelIan's first baby was born
10 him at Cincinnati on Sunday, girl and
the mother is 'as well as can be expected
IT, Professor Clement Long, ID. d., Of
Dartmouth College, died at Hanover, y. H.,
Monday night
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-10-18

BY the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks
of Ncrr0ns Or Sax Htdddck, NAV be prevented:
and if taken At the commencement Of an attack
immediate relief from PAIN and sickness viii be
obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
hcdIrde to which females are subject.
Thcy II gently upon the misunderstanding
CUStir,HtSS
For Literary men. StHGt1itS. Delicate Females.
and all persons Of Std,niary ka5itS they are val
liable Is LG.catirs. improving the appetite, Civ
inS tJ.ic and rayor to the digestive organs. and
restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of
the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been IN u-c manv ycar> during which
time they have prevented and relieved 4 vast a
mount of pain and suffering from Headache. whc-
ther originating in the N,rro0s -ytcm or FROM 4
dcranged state of the Ston,,Ich.
They are entirely vegetable in their compost
ton ana may be taken a. al Il nes with perfect
safety without making any change Of diet. and
tie dbstnce 81 any dtsagrcrd5lr taste readers It
easy 10 administer them to chtlGrea.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.
The genuine have ale signatures Of Henry c.
SpaldIng on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other dealers in Med
icines.
A box will be sent by mail prepaid on recsip.
of the
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Zine Growers @emponS uup anpere Srrren Al
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Gtt Der llttn un0 01r9- StaBt,
Icnfcn Die MufncrtIInfcit ibrer 5teunre Der 6erren Stprc>
taitcrS. 3;tn tradtta, G%agerb,tr, 9Strtbc, Gpnfectionere uub
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mir oantba; irlbe Stlude entoearnnetmen uno uns bdS
Strtransn uRo bic 8%unclbaft berleIben ~ erncrtcu Iuten.
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WM. WALLACE's PURE FOUNTAIN Dew
WHISKE Y

Dieter gBbisfeY mre MIR 6bt Surh uns 6e,ceen. gBir
maiden oaS putlifunt berouf aufmertIam urb wGrnen poe,
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8, btettp eiuer @rpte Su unterperfeu.
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Singers 9U. 3 Sfaunaro Shuttle. MaHinc
Sur SSosen 6abrifantsn unS i9perc GsSerorbeit Mrs;.
rcnpict., SIPS. V''S
&Crncr, UNI mire Cite Y~rait6nbia IN MAIDEN Elm. 49,,
Mtolhtnt, bauptI@Ilh IN Nabritaticne; pede ocsi,ns, 81 W.
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