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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-29
THE CALEDON IAN.
farm. Q5araeu and HitfAfn.
Hint. on Starting Garden Plants Early.

Various methods may be resorted to for
procuring early vegetables and flowers, in all
climates, and especially in the colder regions
Of the most Northern States, and OF the Brit
ish Provinces. as well as for securing the
growth of those plants which will not ordln-
ariiy mature where the season IS very snort.
Greenhouses, hot-beds and cold frames, are
the most desirable. and these are destined to
cone into more extensive use, when people
generally learn how simple, cheap and valu-
able they are. OF these We speak from time
to time; here We will only refer to one or
two methods that may be adopted by US all.
First let it be remembered that soil deep
" dug and thoroughly drained, IS i'll condi-
ton to receive seeds or pl1nts much CARRIER
than an ordinary SOIL no matter how dry 1t
NAV be- \ tree admixturc of termentlng
manure like that from the horse Stable, also
tends to warm the soil.
The smaller seeds. lettuce. cabbage, cauli-
flower, turnips. tomatoes many OF the flower
seeds. etc, may we'll be sown in cheap earth
ern pots. or IN boxes OF earth. These boxes,
If warcr-tight, should have gimlet holes in
the bottom to drain off excess Of water: an
O|t.u'Sc vi "'tVi Win ~ ''I "IhdSc; VIII o!teIi
stop or greatly retard the growth. though
lot ndispens BILE, 1t Is always preferable to
water at the bottom, letting only SO much
soak lii as vii. naturally RE b, capillary at
traction Nn!.c t:r weather remains cold
during the Ca, thrS / Ac> III pots .A&I be
k"rt III a warm, light cellar. CT better still, III
room slightly warmed b fire heat But as
soon Is Tie out-Coo: temperature during the
DAY is above the freeing point, they shout!
ie T. oHt IL the sun, ana o'.ly oroush in at
n-si.- when there IS " prospect OF frost. 1t
answers yer! We. u ,ed'e them Oh the south
SIDE o. heth a1Ea- lie Gay, az" move
them t. tie '!rl II OF at night, covering with
straw II needed 70 keep OFT frost. Bv very
lttt care @ TINS kind. all -. nay nave al
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-29
HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANNODYNE.

rh, great Neuralgia Rem .dy and Natural Opiate calls
special attention and Interest being free of opium
preparations of Opium but its strictly veseta
bic and medical properties. For Neuralgia Rheumatism
Gout, Tooth and Ear Ache. Spinal Complaints, Bleeding
al Lungs Stomach. Rose or Hay Fever Catarrh and
ali minor Nervous Complaints
For loss OF sleep. Chronic or Nervous Headache Sick
Headache it has equal and u which offer testiO
mails from undoubted sources.
For Deilrum TrcmenS il is sure remedy.
For Bowel Complaints including Cholera Morbus II Is
spienddly adapted, IL not only removing the pains but
acting ply contrast with Opium which not
only constipa'eS and drugs the system but makes The
= remedy worse than the disease
From PLY riCaIs We ask :teton, and on demand For
mulas or Trial Bottles will be sent. developing in the An
odyue Opiac which has long been wanted and IN the
Cough Remedy such entirely central princi-
pie.
From inv Aids ask SpOnience for Pamphlets Or
explanation. without "postase-stanps."
Prices-LarGc Cough Remedy, 5ocens per bottle.
Tolu Anodyne 50
JORN l.. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor,
Chemmist and PhdrmaCeutist,
No. 9 Commercial Wharf. Boston, Mass.
| For sale by all usual wholesale and retail dealers III
every town and city.
c. Bingham HOyt Green, st. JOhnsbury Vail. Brai-
nerd Co., Danville s. $. Gould, West Concord q. L
j. NJ. eeks, Lyndon; H. A. Quimby, Lyndon Center: II
Stanton No Danville; Putnam Sprague, Cabot; Hum
| phrey Smth East Burke; French Son. Lunenburg
agents. l2Ul-52
| FRED E. SMITH, Montpelier Wholesale Agent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-29

IL Awful Gardner, the reformed bruiser
has become insane. Hi, exer,ious in sustain,
ing the reading and coffee room in New York
have been very great and have at last endad
III mental arrangement. One Of the \ew
York sporting papers admits that EIr Gard
ner's reform was genuine, and that his estah.
lishment has been the means Of reformino
some of the worst Characters ever known in
that city of vice and crime.
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II uNNEWELL'>
UNIVERSAL.
COUGH REMEDY.

rms valuable preparation freed ali the common com
ph''s NIch As opiateS ExpectVranS which not ON
'"ll the system. but destroy chance of cure
WI n 'tI %" trial to possess the following PROPERTIES
M ~ winch The most valuable testimonials may be found
III III" pamphlets.
f"i h""piTg Cough and As Srothing Syrup il meets
every Wa't ai by early Will save tn. largest propor
ping Cough. ~ ~
IN nIulnafy Coughs and ronchal Complaints, the
~ d" consumption It's splendid properties
iihc lt1" only the per feet enemy to disease but
na p ana SnSiaS The Sy stem against recurrence of
.'nfiaitt No nursery should be without IL,
should parents fail 10 get pamphle TO h. found viii all
'''H' ~ me only way to 'io Justice to Its value.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-29
County Commissioners Elected.

Addison County-Harvey Munsill.
Benrington-Lemuel Bottum.
Caledonia-T. ]. Cree.
Chittenden-Wn. Miller.
Franklin-Romeo II. Hoyt.
Lamoille-Orlo Cady.
Orange-G. =. Baldwin.
Orleans-C. A. ]. Marsh.
Rutland-James Rice.
Washington-Nelson A. Chase.
Windham-Ira Goodhue.
Windsor-Crosby Miller.
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ENGRAVING, WATCH & JEWELRY
~ REPAIRING

would tender to the public my most sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage l have received
the past year in this department OF my business.
and assure all who may favor me with such work
purpose to give perfect satisfaction and warrant
all work. G. Z. CHlLDS.
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STOOb TIE TEST Or WEIR.
ina gro'c> mar and n,oy, ,oaa'a,,cpy Grs.
And testimonials new, ana almost " III a., nun min,
>" gwen from ladies and -rl.I.cucu al
Whose united testimony u"a, ,uI.li r.c~t Ihai p
."d> Han Restorative 10 Tt>i.r, the bald and .rtt
and preserve the hair ii the Youth 10 Old age III all IL
youthful beauty
Eaitl" Greek. Mich Dc FL H..
PKot Won Thee " III please accept a l',, 10 MORN
ihr" thai til, hair my head al Tel oi;"v,g eat. "a,
Win an eruption on th' fIt. ,"nIuuic'ur~. .. ~'
crIus through lie i!IN ,,iUr.i IN g. stated eel T.
ri',e have not been able Ia obtain caps !-itr
nav t'tiaht l" q" then! Up. ~ CO. IL, iutl'" 81 Wil,
my head ka- suffered extremely from cold tbs iri,,,
N" I" pay BIi-2> l"i-r> almost liz, last cent lad ,
earth lot mo d"a! bottle ii tE Hair R>t"IriV, about
Ia hr>t 81 August last. have faithfully i..,.,i TIA.
directions ana the bald spot covered. " =; s,r r1i
,l hiaCA though short. II isa~t coming al o.yr my
head Feeling ,iiitt That another are bottle l,.r
restore 1t entirely and !crinauelt.H. crl aNiuus 10 ,r-
severe III is u>c. ana being destitute 4 meals ouuri>
ANY more. Noul! Asa thee il thou vuul,t uat Dee wiit.
/" Ind me- an order oh h" a-rlt> Tor bottle
ccINv L" thySrlt III, scrp;r. vyaiaiorlh rev ara i
10 those that Kind 10 the widow ami Tie faihrr.>S
Tl> friend, St'SANNiH kiKBY
ligolicr. N"ll. Co.. Ln..ar. F,b. 5th. l>-9
ls53 while attending the Stat, and NATIONAL Law
School OF the state Nrw-YoIk ny hair IRON cause
part my scalp almost ytt " herci, al H. covering
anu NUN ., 'f ,t'l''i- 'i t' s.e Ala 10 =
VIII hot bc surprised hen tell You that ui IL, return,
IL me >Iit' al Ili;i. GlN More Vslitl
not ~ much al loss 10 discover the The
nv appearance my more intimate acgDtiIjauC.> we're
To- recognize me ~ al.
at sice mad" application tH the most >hil' it>l,'-
Ais IN the country, but receiving assurance
that my hair could again hJ Restored. force, t
rcConCi"d 10 my tate. until, fortunately 10 tn, latter
parl q" the year sj XuLr restorative Recommended
I" me ny druggist A. being the u!">' rtih" IIalg Re-
>uratlNe> in u>t tried ", bottle ami found L. great
satisfaction that II Wi> pruiic. the desired cir, sine,
'iat time nave USED dollars worth ,ir
alive. ana result have rich coat IF soft tat
hsl:. which II" money Vau buy
As marx OF my gratitude Tor N"r labor ami skill
production q" :" wonderful an article. rc,onu,!-
ed many III! friends .c,iuaiutau,rs " i
Am happy - inform Yen. using II with Ike effect
Very respectfully. Yours. \ NJ LArTA.
Attorney and Counsellor al LAW.
Depot ii Broadway ami sold D. liji-alcr> throughout
the world
The restorative j. rU mp IN "ttlcS three sizes
lar:r. medium. and small: TIE SINAI. lui. l ami
rrta> dollar bottle: tie mc.In hollis al lra>t
- per cent NOR. than the small. T-ia> nla
hcl' III" Large holds quart 1" per more III rIc-
portion AMI r"tIil> iur - Il bottle
-. J. WOOD eco Proprictpr>. iii Broadway. Ecv-
York. and Ia Market 81 81 Louis. NJ.
And Tor sale by all good Druggists and Fancv Dc-
lcrs. guW6mI2ll
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1ettrrsa Antilles.


The final md irr,yer>ihe decision of the
|. y. Supreme Court. giving 70 widow Mzra
Clark Gaines the estate Of Ter father. for
winch she has been contrnGing for hal! he,
iite. MAZE her the richest won IN in Amer.
ca. Inc cntrSv and perseverance Of Mrs G..
i'll prosecuting this ,ult to a successful result.
against Successive r,.cr>cs, has been admira-
bic. Mrs Games Is the widow of the late
Gen Games OF he | :. army, and preyi,us-
y OF Mr. " hltn@y. ;,n" comm enced the suit
now finally decided. during the life Of her
first husband. ', NY seven Years AGO |,
was decided adversely to her IL 1852. Since
then She has succeeded il having the will o,
her father. Daniel Clark proha,ed j. the
Louisiana courts. and the other party hayinr
taken an appeal to the l. :. circuit court sh,
lost The case again there, and made her fna1
appeai 10 the supreme court. HE final rec.
ord OF the supreme court IN regard to the
case covrrv! 5000 pages. The main points
contested were her Legitimacy and the VALID
y Of Wi, deyls.ns - Ter the whole estate
The decision is in her favor on both points
and she is entitled To recover the immediate
possession Of the e>tat.. with the rents and
profits. 1t is mostly in real estate in New
Orleans. and is ,ariously estimated at from
t'Sht to fifteen millions Of dollars. A pretty
large amount will OF course be absorbed by
'a"!ers fees and costs, but enough will re-
man 10 make Mrs Gaines as rich as any wo-
man can desire 10 be. Mrs Gaines is fifty
I'VE years Old. IN an excellent state of preser-
t@'iot' ana IS very cheerful and amiable la
dy OF the OLD school.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-29
CO.UUISS|ONER.S' NDTIFE.

WE.thc Subscribers, being appointed hy the Iiulor-
W bic Probate court for he district oiC ioaColi>
soner>, 10 receive examine and ADJUST all claims lc-
nands OF all persons against The estate stephen Ma
thewSon late OF Lyndon in said district cCcaS, and the
claims OF the deceased exhibited in offset thcIt.,rehy
give notice that sin months from the 10Th daS Feb
d 1861, are allow ed for the creditors
before us Give notice. that viii tha i,rr-
pose. al the office OF john BcCkwiih Sutton the III
Mondays "f April and June next, IL O'Clock Il H. on
each O said ..ayS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-29

C. Proverbially, the Devil should have
his due Old Buck should have his also.
He has enough to be repented of without I'M
justly safdIing anything on him. The state
ment that he had pardoned Judge Wonder
smith of Pennsylvania, who was convicted of
forgery, nineteen months ago, is Incorrect
The sentence has been commuted by him to
three years. His term will expire June .,
1862. Judge Nondersmi,h is now an old
man, we believe, who. previous to the forgery
he was convicted of, was held in high esteem
by large circle of friends in Lancaster coun-
ty. Penn. He was a warm personal friend Of
MIR Buchanan. The late president has done
worse things than committing his sentence.
-Burlingt0n Times.
@ At Ottawa, c. W., on the 1lth, a
young married lady, the wife of Vermont
lumber dealer, while in mill at that place
was instantly killed. Her dress caught in
portion OF the revolving machinery, running
at lightning speed, and she was drawn
through in an instant. giving but single
screech. Her body was crushed to perfect
pummce. She had been married but six
weeks.
CA young German named Conrad Wal
ter. committed suicide in Cincinnati, few
days ago. Before he left his native land some
tortuneteller predicted that he would die of
a malignant fever previous to his 2Ist birth
day The prophecy weighed heavily Oh his
mind. and as the fatal day approached, he de-
termned to rob the iates OF portion of their
triumph, and avoided a death by fever by
shooting himself.
o. The commissioners from the Southern
Contedcracy. now at Washington, expect no
answer to their official communication for ter.
or twelve days. They feel confident that in
the meantime there will be no collision or
change OF the military status in the seeded
states. The, have autographed assurances to
Montgomery that no change will occur,in or
der to avoid all trouble for the present at
Font Pickens.
To On the island of False river. I.ouisi-
ana. IS found frog whose peculiarties we
believe. have hitherto escaped the attention
of naruraIists 1t is called the egg frog,
from lis great laundering after hen fruit and
IS great nuisance lolarmers in consequence
DeIu4 Anable TO break the she'll of the egg.
II is swallow ed whole, after which the frog
climbs tree and then precipitates itself to
the ground. The ial. breaks the shell, and
the frog sqIts it out piece by piece
The southern students. seven or eight in
number, have ''secetcd" trom Dartmouth
College.
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The Only Positively
FIRE PROOF SAFES
IN TIE " GRID ARE THE
u


CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL * COMPARISON
WITH OTHER SAFES.
GKAFToy. December gl lei.
Mc>>T> Ah"Twl Burgess, Agents irr Nardnq> Patent
Firr Proc! Sdi,
Ia N''r AID able il.Gcc 81 re
PIJpl Qualities believe the principles upon which i i
huI.t reliable la A-at am File Proc.
Sii, that h under "t,>t AMI frtl ul.r-
~ frlnu,Iul II 10 the :trliI" oi Probate DISTRICTS
that >uiFS I'll. i.>-lNv." liz. pies. ;,
otjl!clr records. BENZ. u DEAN.
Secretary e. St4tc.
BRATIkBORo p.c.I.l,r3 81. H.
I!.~ C"T'..t that hL.- examined liz, Naf:lt
Patent Fi.c pool SAFE inhibited u Vi Al-.i ,rt.
ala! that ID, olil." M4:lI~ Sal, .,v,..s i. sr
Tie t. rr,i!.>, Tor the U.s. 81 probate, oLIt~
Ss!GI,pARp. Ja'.s,e Probate
MipuLELUi,Y \ pr ri i-54.
HE Legislature .! eTlloit III ~ last >>.
"a" nihIIs II tie tuIt Of III" county judges :, l are
III" Proof salts III y !I' l. ,y>I Iuat, Records H.
Dis .l.rt" 81 tha. t.UtN LaNt -lit >ul.cr IL
,utcI 90 >Ii'~. v 4 Lisr 10 the conclusion,
that i"c Md!lIn! SAFE. n.alC4,tf-, o., i, Big, .,g
4 - iaiss. Boston. Mas superior L. AIN rii,- "a,
IaT1 Asli .it II ne ifr Qualities " Ia.t bought
81 tai >t itiD!i the Nv~ Haven prot ate i'll
ir,t aDd are well sati>i!'d with the yrklaI>ilpa
rel.t tTv:. I'll. =, t'.ura..i.t
". V { RIGHT A>>tJud-,so
10. SMITH, addison County 1T
VI b. kIGELow & ANSON HARDY. Marr.a,i,.i.,
Az PToprcic.> j. School street Iv>ie C.ts Hal Be-
5su SCOTT & BROOKS --- Agents. NoItYyn
J.J.pJ NCkLEE- Agent. burlington.
fs- EH--.es f.eA!oIe Handle AT Aie> Sc. !lsi..
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u O q h ;

School Books of the Cornell and other series
nc. {. CIiILDS.
noNT FAIL TO BUY SOME OF
- those extra y. Tyson and Oolong Teas.
which are selling very cheap. Also great bar
Gains III Coffee and Sugars. a,
+. +. 4 l.. =. BROWNS.
Nov / 1850
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FOR SPECIAL Di>F.l>FS.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.

&c In these DAYS al medic Al imposition when men as
10 be- ply i,dlS without any Know ledge Of ueI,in.
WidcN persons aII.ut be- too careful Ia whom a
ply. before at least dhS some inquiry. and especially III
relation :" those VII" make tho greatest Jetcrtin!s ad
NrIIisL PLY .i'taI>. i'll nt out
te ana as the ." sapcI> are lUl Il thc dec ptiNc adj
vrrtI nIcnts. " ithu making inquiry. ten one yuI
viii =" IMPOSED upon. Dr. NJ VIII >en!
free ~ enclosing ole stamp a above pamphlet DIS
ot Women, and Private and Chronic uIaiad.>
-rerdt also Circulars giving tuli riuat,n with the
most uai"Lttc! references ana Testimonials without
which! Il" fcrt>llE PLY >itlal OF medicine Of ti> Kind
!, deserving OF any confidence whatever.
~; Dr. M.tl>o is the only o,iic ed p ian in Pro-
NiGcnc" II not III New Fl gland. ho acyert>s nakil2
speciality 81 private Disc and he furnishes tn,
best rcitreL,c> all! Testimonials both his huISv and
nj skill II there ARE any others, LET THEM Do THE
SAME 4s-4.
"a Orders hy mail promptly attended To- Write vour
address plainly Nd direct to d. II Mutti,on a. above
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-03-29
MRS. WILSON'S
COCOA-N Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up IN large bottles,
and for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of any person. young or old there is not It's equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish it
to be, and moreover it has perfume that is infinitely
superior any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
American which alone should entitle it to place
every lady's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little OF the Dressing, and Your
Use nothing on your hair but these preparations, and
use these according to directions and warrant you
a good healthy head Of hair
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry P. Will
Co., Manchester. N. D. ITO whom al letters should
be addressed.
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JOHN IL Aoi Nj > E-'4.-
The Probate Court "t the district 60. J...
persons Interested III r'.c estate e > ....
II hcv.c,h, Al. said district let cisr... Pest.
II--
James K lu'l,.-. - n. illustrator Ula-..
deceased n"th T'-c.ltc1 L. .s.I ,,a.E Is.
writing. >cIt4I.s l.. In i4i liz ,.,r-i AM ..
>iia c>iatc dIHsl..t l. Jiy sun. S--'i -ls-
u personal estate : $40 : I, .,aNllt- Tie -"..
- raised from liz" tvdl '--tat.-. a'.I L4ril
Cvl..t the >.tu.tir-. 81. t- ia. '--..rt
,-..t. died seized, ana ..rds> ;i,. -.-s. t..-;
/" - liz - iiD- 80 ill., III .-I-'c .. . . -
The >-,li Application "l-l o. ...al; ..I..
CONT ~ tie Prr'dl, ''ll!,, i.. - .i,,..- r..
Oh i..c ,jL Gat 81 ! p.-L ! %. I>l
l'u ii" i''.".t iHi--'-'t 90 iI ar t....re
H. tiiI' al-i i... -ft-...a .,i,. -H.-..
'.ui"ii> pay >s. ..eli~ .l..i i,..-,- .. ..-
f"r >,h -iIii.ii 'lti..., t,l lar ..~ ~ ...-
i ga ""Gt I,..,'ii. >l. .--Iat. g. - sac - .
"t J",t = A., >- '.,i.~-- g.. f.r -..I'. -.- % ~
i'1ic'. a. Il Jr-H''r4 '.i'i'--5.. ti.- ir,., ',
1 n .>Il.
IN Asa /. i,l.A II, J..--, p.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET +.
Now is THE TIME TO PUTUHasE

Now is THE TIME TO PUTUH.sE
c l. 0 L II | G
The S''ire stock of Goods for merry ovred bv
SlaN Randall has been bought oy JANIS I@ruIs ~
consisting cf i'AhNie'
hhdDI-NIDE CLOTH ING
HATS & CAPS.
GEMS FURNISH, Nc GOoDs
Trunks. Nalises and Buffalo Rot
The above stock of Goods will
ty days q. Cost oe So'u '0i ''A-
FRESH ARR ARC
received every week, to make ,ooods.o..,.
The public are invited toe .II5aforo ,oabas; -,
elsewhere. ioe'0'e P0' chasing
o.i.e', o. JOINS Jury, Jan. ID, 1861.
A. HARRIS
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S7LKS, C.,
Of the latest STYLE all of which she is prepared to
sell at very low prices for cash. Ladies of St
Johnsbury and vicinity are cordially invited to
call and examine goods and prices before purcha-
sing elsewhere.
Rooms at A. Langs, on the corner of Central
and Summer streets.
Sept. 26, 1860.
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c. BINGHAM agent FOX st. Johhsbury and Vicinity.
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9eeal advertisements.
CO.U.NISSTONEE!S' y

ONHISSIONEHN' NGy..
WE. the subscribers, being appointed o.. -.
w Court l"r the district Ui Cil''c -.t4 C..-..-.
Receive. examine aua adjust a.! .s.is.- l... ..
persons AGAINST tie estate q >sr.... So
~ .joilit>a.Tl. ia >I!I district. ..,r....-...
81 he deceased exhibited IN offset i..-..-.
notice tiI4f IN months lr"In tI, .rl .la. 81
ar allowed ia T.l,- creditors E, lr.--..-.r
said commissioners. ior '-Naiuj.Il,- 81. .!-..
that We viii meet iur that lf,rIr.-... al I...
oi the widow sally Smell. ui il.,- Irt...t. .- q
ou the 10Th '.av 90 - piciu.ci. ISL. a .....
Oh each cl :dls DIS
MOSES KITTREDsF
3i-3r JOHN HItptIi\>
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ina Erotc> mar an" ",oy, yols'a,,rcy ,rs.
Ana testimonials. new. ana almost III ~ nun Lee, mi ,,f
~ gwen from ladies and -,lI!cucn all .r.,~ in
Mh">c united testimony U".c could resist. that PM
"> Han Restorative - 10 restore tn" bald and .rt
and preserve the hair ii the youth 10 Old age III all IL
Youthful beauty.
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4 true cufy u Record Attest.
SIS ASA L. FhENC II j., ~
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ST. J0HNsBURY. Vt, PRorRIEToES
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants 1851
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-29

neiv. late OF the Et.a. MS first trip in command.
No-s th-,.uiiug the number Of officers has been
reduced one half. he brought her across without the
slightest difficulty. IN exactly eight days from the
time the Liverpool pilot left her. She now lies at
anchor opposite Quebec Durincthe passage she had
only - hours clear weather. she made Cape Race
in SIX days from Liverpool, but the weather was too
thick 20 Communicate. She nearly ran into the Ira
BIC in . fog. and would have done 50 il she had had
a Oowsprit. The same day she met with several
icebsrEs. She hal Two births On board during the
passage. \ number Of soldiers wives were found
concealed on board. There was dense fog from the
24th IF June 20 the 9Th u July. The ship vii De
ready f- inspection in q week. and vi. probably
remain a month
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-29
Clothing, etc.

Blue PHO; Reeaug Jackets,
Black Alyaccls and cloth coats and sacks.
Black and blue cloth Pants,
ssor.meut OF fine hUcSssin Pants,
Assortment Of cotton Pants, white MarsriIe Vests,
Hickory Shirts. white cotton and fancy colored Shirts,
White cotton Shirts with linen ana muslin bosoms,
REGATTA shirts.
Scarlet and blue flannel shirts,
SIX aud hne lamb-w0oi Under-hirts,
Pink. white. brown, and fancy striped Undershirts,
Large assortment OF cotton and silk SOCKS and Stockings,
Superior gray AMI white meriuD Socks and Stockings,
SIX and cotton Elastic SaSpenders,
Lasting Caters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-08-29

Dry Goods, ETC., etc.
Fancy Prints. new styles. white ground do DO 10,
Fancy and spo, swiss Muslin,
Muslin Robes and Morning Dresses,
White sa.-ings. different qualities,
Bacs and Blue Cotton yelve:s.
White and Drah MolesEins,
Plain Black Lus.re Orleans and Alpaccas.
White Cotton Drills,
Superior black and c5lored Alpaccas,
Blue figured Alpaca,
Black and colorel Coburrs,
Superior Wooden Thjbe;s,
wors,ed Lasting, BLACK, blue and green.
81 bIeached Table pamask,
Co,ored Table DamasE,
Assortment OF fine Linens.
French Dymiues,
Lnen Cambria,
BohineJ Lace.
White Lace,
Mosquito Netting,
supero lila and blue Broadcloth,
Superior blue twilIed Flannel. Spanish stripes,
Superior white and colorrt Flannel,
Giughams, new styles,
White and pink Bed Quilts,
White Welt and Quilting.
Huckaback Towel.
Brown aud white Linen Turkish Towels,
Toweling stuff.