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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-21
Useful Hints for VOlunteerS.

The governor of Massachusetts has ordered
the publication of the following important
sanitary rules, prepared by DIR Ware Of Bos-
ton, which will be communicated to the Mas
sachusetts troops in active service:
Soldiers should recollect that in a cam
paign, where one dies in battle, from three
to five die of disease. You should be on
your guard, therefore, more against this than
the enemy, ami you can do much for your
selves which nobody can do for You.
l. Avoid especially all use OF ardent spir-
ITS. If YOU will take them-take them rather
otter fatigue than before. But tea and cof
fee are much better. Those who use ardent
spirits are always the first to be sick and the
most likely to die.
. AVOID drinking freely Of yer, cold wa
,er, specially whrn hot OF tatigued, 0: d.
'rct,. AFTER MEAS. IIatcr quenches thrs,
Ter when no; very cold an! slipped in mod
erat, quantities SLOW y-tho1gh less agreea.
n.e. At meals tea, coffee and chocolate are
best. Between meals, The less the better
III safest drink in hot weather is mulasseS
and water with ginger or small beer.
) AVOID al excuses and irregularities in
T'i' = s'hu thinning. la st'aiAiisly VI salt
ana smoked meats. and make it up by more
v-g tables, Il, squash, potatoes, peas, rice,
hon4iny, lnoian meal, &c, when you can get
tnem Eat little between, when you can get
plenty al meals.
t. lg'ear flannel all over in all weathers.
II ave it washed often when you can-whe
not, have it hung up in the sun. Take eve
~ opportunity to do the same by all your
clothing, aud keep everything about your
p, .>,n dry especially when it is cold.
} Do not sit, and especially do not sleep
up. the ground, even III hot weather.
>plcad your blanket upon hay, straw, sha-
wings, brush-wood, or anything of the kind.
If yoa sleep in the day have some extra COW
ering over you.
6. Sleep as much as you can and whenev-
er you can. 1t is better to sleep too warm
than too cold.
:. RecoIlect that cold and dampness are
great breeders Of disease Have fire to sit
around whenever you can, especially in the
evening and after rain, and take care to dry
everything in and about your persons and
tents.
). Take every opportunity Of washing the
whole body with soap and water. Rub well
afterwards. If you battle, remain in the wa
ter but little while.
9. If disease begins to prevail, wear a
vide handage Of flannel around the bowels.
10. Keep in the open air, but not directly
exposed to hot sun. When obliged to do
this, thin, light, white covering over the
head and neck in the form of cap with a
cape, is a good protection.
II. Wear shoes with very thick soles,
and keep them dry. When on the march,
rubbing the feet after washing with oil, fat
or tallow, protects against foot sores.
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What is Good for Soldiers.

An old soldier offers the following adj
vice to volunteers My Boys-lf any a.
mons You have been III the habit Of drinking
much whiskey quit it. If You continue to
drink hard YOU are dshed-your more sober
comoanions will bury ynu. In the service you
have to undergo, WHISKY viii Kill you with
more certainty then the bali or she'll If YOU
are exhausted after long march. jorum
0. stroa, tea and a junk Of stale bread viii
do YOU more good than all the whiskey that
was ever concoc,ed The boatmen of Can
ala Will tell You that Coffee is not good :;
but jorum Of strong tea will check tenden
CIV to dy>entery and bowel complaint. Soup
is good. VI Ich meat is bad in rot weather
the less meat the less bloodthe less blood the
less loaC. to carry-bone and sinew make the
so!der,not blood A ight Diet may 20 hard
on men of strong appel te; but h. ;hat lives
soberly II isf,'.y VII recover of his wounds;
O.. cl...r sd trc9J.- the hosp 'aI less taa he
man TINT drinks hard and sorgss hmscAin
cesst.tiy."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-21
Opinion of an Old Army Officer.

An old and distinguished officer of the L.
5. army writes from Chamoersburg, Pa.
Gen. SCOTS plan OF campaign. which all
go1d men must admire. is to move slowly
but surely forward to ultimate victory, with
out leavla : much to chance. and to spare the
unnecessary etfusion OF blood. He is play
ing this great game Of war as lie would a
game of chess, and if his life is spared anG
the politicians and editors viii let him alone,
n viii tinish it in about one year. If, how
ever, he is intertered and improperly mel
died with, by the popular voice alluded to, it
Is Impossible 20 say when the war will end.
Confident IN It's superior strength, the North
San afford TO wait the iudiciou> arrangements
OF cur great war chief. and hope it will con-
c!uGe 10 do 50. Our success depends upon
it. Hundreds of thousands of men. fresh
from the CIV. duties OF lIte, engaged in 2
great ana holy Cause, Is a magnificent specta-
Gle: but To prepare, equip and instruct these
masses and make soldiers OF them, requires
time and great deal OF labor. This is nee
->Sary, before the safely of the country can
be entrusted t. them in battle and that not
me only. but many severe and bloody battles
Viii have 10 be fought there can bc no Goubt.
SIl! our ultimate success is, | think, certain.
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ID 70 F. w O O ID S
REST RATIVE CO r ID | A L
BLOOD RENOVATOR.

nr,eIy what its name indicates, for, while pleasant
to the taste reviyy Ing cAhi.ahg and strelcthr
i, To- the villa powers Ii also reviVe>, r,,statcs and
re!ews blood II all it, original purify anu lhuN re
stores and renders the invurrab! 1" attacks "f
disease 1t the only preparation offered To the
world popular form a. 10 be within The reach o All
So chemically ard >kiifully combined I" lie the most
row,rf one and Vet perfectly adapted To u act i'll
perfect dance with the laws ~ nature, aii liece
Sootbe the weakest stoma and up the digestive
,. and alltv all nervous and other irritation II j. also
perfectly exhatng lis effects, ami Yet IL IL never fol
we'd hy Iassitujc or depression pi spirits. II CONFUSED
entirely ol vegetables aud those Thoroughly combining
continuing powerful toxic and soothing properties. and
consequently can never lniure Such remedy has long
cn tlt to be d.sicratum III the medical world. both
by the thoroughly skilled in medical sCicncv, and also 10y
al a ,a, lItred from IL, ljtv .r il needs DO medi
cal skill or knowledge Ia that debility follows all
attacks disease and lays the uguari"i SYST, IA open 10
the attacks oil many of tic most aicer"' Ia which poor
following Consumption, bT"nc>, Indigestion bysptp-
STA Loss appetite fntn">> Nervous irihitE Gu
ralria Paipa of the Heart; Melancholy, Hyccudrsi,
igt SwcaS. i.aIi.uur, iittcS> and all t.t class u
cases so caiy fatal il UNATTENDED TO IN time Called fe-
nalc weaknesses and Irregularities Also. liver De alse-
re,ts Tori'ty, and Liver Complaints Diseases OF the
kinrys Scaiing "r nc"ntincncr "t the rlne, OF any
general terai oi .lv Urinary Organs. Pain in the
Back, Side ami between the shoulders ired,ioHi'"i! I"
slight colds, Has kin. anIContnued Cough, Eia' ailoil
Difficulty Breathing. and Indeed W. might ctuIneTaie
many still but W have space only osy II VIII mol
only cure the debility following tlis AMI Fever but pre-
vent all attacks araiu: from Ma,naC Influences. and
the diseases Al omen already di;a h. AM as II
acts directly ami pcrN>teiy upon the hlarN system
arosG the Liver toac"! prom i!! III tact A! the eA-
creOs and srtrcuoiS e" Inc Srt'h IL NH iiaihb pre-
vent any .ltcri"> iu"MCs following upon change
Of climate and hence all tT' clers SHOULD have
both, with them and AL >tgu" Tax i tdi'>i oiu. Al
least before eating a. 1t prevents strength
ems tie dc,ti "r-dI-, ii should - III the haiS 4 al
persons of Sr:,rarI hiatS STUFF S mn SITS literary
men AMI illIe, uut aCCu-o''! l. much "uti"or cH-
,.rcSe should always II. II trE W: they VIII nli al
agreeable pheasant a: ,,iCle remedy against those lis
which rob them Of their Lcaty; IT heuft cannot exist
without hcoith, and health 'h" Alst me me Gt''c
IRREGULARITIES continue. Then again the cordial Is per
f,.ci Mh.I~ relief Taken luOi. or "" '":c tn 4
La trial She pas IA" dreadful period WL per ct cas-,
and safety 1cIc mistake about = th> Cordial j.
N claim Mil :t-
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Letter from Northern iiiinOi1.



10 the Ed,tot Of tie (0,,dontan
When last wrote to you, war was the or
der Of the day, bat now We lind ourselves
terribly afflicted in our pockets. Stump
tail" is in everybodys mouth and in almost
everybodys purse, but there 1t burns and IS
cast forth in hurry. But | am not sure
that Your staid Iermonters are acquainted
with this technical term" as applied to
money; certainly, however, YOU know that
Illinois and Wisconsin money has gone
down" with a crash. Much Of our Bank Sc
curities were of southern stocks, and those
having the most southern stock had the most
tail" and its ''declension," considered gram
maticaly, is. "par," stumptai," "muley.
the latter being 81 superat.rc that nobody
will take it.
Early il tie spring. as a foretaste, seven
Illinois Banks went down. This was awful.
Everybody held up their hands Shortly
more went down. but Sumter occupied 50
mucn Vi ti4e I'el''oi- ~ Tic P"'I1O that 0''''
ft" "i the '"ii ones WINGED. III the
mean time, while VT were al crying hang
the traitors, stumptalt was growing, ana
suddenly forty Illinois Banks, more or less,
welt down then SprnhIng OF u :>conNIn
Banks; moe Illinois; L Big ru>i OF NlSeon-
Sill again. aud liz" public VAS stunned--
u nat wouldn't happen next Everybody
got rid OF his money as qnlckl! as possible
PIcayune debtors suddenly became ANXIOUS
to pay that little cent. Merchants i"uha
a horde OF customers at their conHtef>' nut
nom Of t-ci i'-l1 Specie. OILY "Ntump''dI.
krcE spectators advertised, >ti.lnPtaI'
take, II pa. - e9a,.s. >''Ir T. Wei a.
len s.m", w-fe p".t. i.m?i"!"r, pas; eli
tn. .9...rrr>, Ntt ,ere = IL i ti.' ~ /
!,.l depreciation IL "stIn. g., al Ge'u--
a,g 10 take i !'tcs. Tcl ':i-'e. t. ''1ic 5, IL
ou:sns, ~ bankers paved tasa gan" On
Il itr-rr se.'r. ~ >.u'.na oil stuTltl'' Oil
it'd, "cn. hoe ha'hS. E'eA newspapers
I'D % cape E'it"i> were aS'"'l>hcd al
he humhr OF subscribers marked down /"
he subscription books as "blIIi"uS' VII"
thought 1t about time 10 pay '"e printer
and the printer "'S pald'-ih "S'ump'''l
Things were getting IN terrible M ana
the bankers and merchants OF chicago signed
an agreement that they would take the 'Il.S
OF such and SucA BANKS at par a"|tH3 nc
.ca. The public swallowed the bait. As
the sequel proved, such and sucn banks hap
peued to be the very ones of whose bills they
had the most, and as soon as these were
showed off on the people, these were thrown
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-21
I A n ID S + OR SALE.
In Westmore. VI. in the vicinity Of
" I l. 10 L UBT Il / E.

" l. l. 0 L q II By l. 1 h f.
The subscriber offers for sale. in quantities o
suit purchasers, 6OOO ACRES of New Land in
the town of Westmore. at prices varying from
81 TO - per acre, according 10 quality and loca-
ton.
These lands are of excellent quality. covered
with mixed growth OF Maple. Beach. Birch
Spruce and Hemlock. The soil is a rich. dark
loan. and will produce from - TO 81 bushels of
Wheat per acre, without manure.
Westmore is near the Pas>umpsic Railroad, is
increasing in population, and will eventually be-
come ole of the best agricultural towns in Or
lean County.
Such as are contemplating emigration to the
West, or the purchase of old WORKOUT farms a,
the East, will do well TO take look at Westmore
before purchasing elsewhere.
A liberal credit given.
GEO. B. CHANDLER.
Concoro' A. H. REQ. IDOL 3ltf
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LOST, HOW RESTORED

just fub.sheC in Sealed Envelope:
On THE NATURE TREATMENT and CURE OF sPERsA-
ToRRHUA. or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility Ner-
vousness ana Involuntary emissions inducing impotence
al meiiai ana physical inCapacity. BY ROBT. J. CUi
EN-" ELL; NJ ID, Author Of the "Green Book &c.
Inc "ofH-ftlo"E.d author, in this admirable lecture
clearly proves from his experience that awful
consequences OF se!-abuse may be electuay removed
"ilaou icui'ie aud without dangerous surgical 0cr-
"tI'> poSieS Instruments rings or CorialS. pointing
- cure II "tct.al b. which
every s'tfeI no Batter what his condition be- NAY
'uc himself ciealv privately and radically. This lecture
vii prove boon 10 thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal in plain envelope. address post
pt o me receipt cf two postage stamps, by addressing
DR. GIL J KLINE III Bowery. New York
;-+ Post Office Box s5SS
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SPALDING'S PEPARED GLUE.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!

SAVE TUE PIECES
ECONOMY. DISPATCH!
. J "A Stitch in Time Saves Nine" N
AS accidents will happen, even il well rcgula-
ted families, it Is very desirable to have some
cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture
Toys, Crockery. &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
meets III such emergencies, and no household
can aft ord to be without it. 1t is already, and up
to the sticking point.
"Lsetut IN erery House -
N. B: brush accompanies each Bottle
Price, % cents.
Address,
HENRY G. SPAIDING.
No. IS Cedar Street, New-Iork.
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RY of the latest STYLES and :.

JEwELRY of the latest styles and ,.....
quality. Silver and Silver-plated Wa >. '-''.
Forks, Cake and Card Baskets. Butter. F.
Table Knives. Cups, Napkin Rings etc.
n B. / continue to manufacture ny Sir
Spoons. and warrant them cOia Stol,fg,f.
cncrayt free Of charge AT time OF sale. both So
and Plated Spo rs and Forks.
The Silver Plated ware have is from r......
manufacturers. The quality is 80 pure Al ..... F.
that when engraved it looks as well ~ >i...-
{. { CHllU~
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The Only Positively
FIRE PROPOSE TES

MARYLAND PATE\ 4
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL IN CUMPAa
WITH OTHER SAFES
GRaFIo>, pccein'c-- '-.
M"ssT, Sher~in Burgess. A5ent>ioG MAI.a-a.- i-.-
Fire Proof Sal:
GE>TLksrH: vi have examined the Ma ant pa '-
II svui et"re dit ~ iaT u an able l. i.t, - pc
PruCi',Ualtls> D., ivIe III. rrir,si,.,= L..
punt. thc 1T reliable Ia resisting heal. 81 ais
Sale HAT has come ~. Ser .l>,-Tl arIar. a-.
! r',"l,i!chd IL Ia The atteI.tioI Il oHr PTyit J.
thal are 40" suppit lus tlen.sv III Ia ir-
oithclr records. BEAJ " DEAN
ScCT.IaTk - .-..
BRAITIEBORO. pe,eIil ~. .-.-
This may certify that w. have cAii.titd - y
fatent Fare PROOF Safe eNhi'i'-dto - - VI III
and that in opinion Narali> Sal, NrU- av .,-
Die one IL purchase Tor the J,t u1 ,rutat, courts
R.TYLER. lr4- - .-..-e
A.STODDAKD,
MIDDIEBURY. iIr.,-.- .'.-
The Legislature Of Vermont at IL last - i--
law making IL the duty uf ihc county jLc-r- q.
Fire Proof Sac> IN which 10 del'os Probate hr- =
sischdrse "l that duty We have spent some tint H
Ing number oi sales. W. have - IL, t.-t.
that The Marldnd SAFE, manufactured D., y 81
Asoii Hardy. Boston Mass i Superior :" az. '..
have eA2 nlined. Tor liz fire proof qualities 't'
a safe OF that description Tor The New Haven i-' a'
trici aDd aTe wei! satisfied with the WoIh-ai>i -f
rent strength, snd durability.
". ". {. WRIGHT, ASS Ju!-,s"
NJ. B. BlGELOW 4 ANSoN HARDY. Manu-
and ProprietUrs, 81 School street. opposite tA H
ton.
55tf SCOTT BROOKS Agents M'rti
JJ.DU SCkLEE Agent. BLr.i-t.-
as- Rusgles Flexible Handle, and Anles' Sci -
Haudsiamps.
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NOTICE. This certihes that have g., e..
\ given to my son. Charles \. Lyfsrl.
during the remainder of his minority: ;.-.
| shall claim none of his earnings nor -. b..
of his debts after this date. HARVEY liF.r-
Attest; L. J. HAND.
Peacham. May ., 1861. ii-,,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-06-21

From the 81. LOUIS Democrat
The immense demand for the article fCephalic
Pills. is rapidly increasing.
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Spruce Greek, Huntington Co., Pa. Jan lS5I
II. c. Spalding.-Sir You will please nj me
Two boxes of your Ccphalic Pills. Send them
immediately.
Respectfully yours. JNO. Is. sIMONS.
?. 81 have used one box of YOUR PMS. and
ind them excellent.
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From tie Examiner. Norfolk. Ia.

Cephalic Pills accomplish the obec, for which
they were made, viz Cure of headache in all its
forms.
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Reynoldsbwy, Eanhha 20. O. Jan. 9 ISL.
Henry c. Spalding. No. IS Cedar St Y
Dear Sr:-lncosed find twenty five cents. (25)
for which send box of 'Cephalic Pills Scl.d to
address of Rev. VIM. c. Filler. Rcynold burg,
Franklin Co.. Ohio. Your Pills WORK like 4, arm
cure headache almost instantcr
Truly yours, WM. c. FILlLR.
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d l. ACK MI L II | n q
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Having leased the shop formerly occupied by
S. B. Marston. | would say to former customers
and the public generally, that | am prepared to
do all kinds of work with neatness and despatch.
wish to call attention particularly to horse shoe
ing which will be done III manner that will de-
fy competition. CALVIN PATTERSON.
st. Johnsbury. Nov %, 1860. lotf
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YpS,jdnti, Ntch Jan. If, 1851

IISl1UNtt, -EttN JAN. II, INtI-
Mr.. Spalding,
Sr,-Not long since sent to YOU fer box OF
Ccphalic Pills for the cure Of ;he N2r, Gus Head
ache and Co>,iveness. and received The SAME and
they had so good an effect that vas induced 20
send for more.
Please send by return mail Direct to
\. H. WHEELER, Ypsilanti. Mich.
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than a thousand
cases, with entire success.
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N Q I | C Z

All persons owing Alexander Lang must call
at once and settle. to save cost and all persons
having claims against him are requested to pre-
sent the sam" Immediately to the subscribers.
Mar. 20. 1851
34t: JROSS, Assignees.
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Il o R S A L f

A quantity of good long shingles. by the sub
scrlber. at 500 per thousand. or Sc measured
after being laid on the roof. Also, the following
articles. viz
pater, cast iron grist mill. l second hand
ciapboard planer barrel or stave saws, bolt
il >aw.l upright and horizontal boring machine,
-ap fol cash or approved credit
y. i In the absence ofthe subscriber, call on
Go Richardson. at the Pail Factory.
Is T. r. FAIRBANKS.
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u single bottle of SPALDING 5 PEPARED
GLUE will save ten tines its cost annually. +
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SIR. SrALpING.
Sir:
wish you TO send me one more box Of vou
CCphalic Pills, have received a gvoa; L,a. q
benefit from them.
Yours respectfly, MARY 4. S1OIkHOUSE
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CAUTION.

AS certain unprincipled persons are attempting
to palm off on the unsuspectng public. limitations
Of my Prepared Glue would caution all persons
to examine before purchasing, and see that the
full name,
u SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE. IN
is on the outside wrapper all others are svind-
ling c0unterfeits
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Entered according 10 Act % Congress. e.. t..s.
bv Dr. IL y. Mattison, III the Clerk u.,c = T.. 80
Count Of Rhode lnlalH
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DIR. Mattison's REMEDIAL InsGW.,
ran SpEIy.y Ey>E,SE>


No. 2S Union Street. Providence. Il I
E,= THIS speciality embraces al di>s a>,- 3 T..
jaII:r. both al Men and u ulGcIi. iy r'-i..s . -
physician u twenty years pra tie. -.'I- il> s
ie.it,o;i t. tltm. Ee- tra~r!iAilti.- p
" Otherwise strictly CUnrGc'i-L. a:i NJ q: .--
;,,. sent bv cxI rt>>. secure from ''i>'rIa"a.
t- I-r..-i states. AccommO !a'lul~ III ial,..,-
broad Wishing iur secure and quiet hEI.fAT.
ARE. anti restored to health.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
70 IN hes ldv> ~ mDtCa. Imposition MI f.-
>Jr,. = ht physicians without aHH n:tuvi'..-- -
whatever per>vo cannot be DO careful I, ~ = -l
.,i, hrt,r,. II least making >lii. i, .U!-., al! -
,!diiol . til " h" MAKE thu greatest ii-'t..
.crli,I.c pltysiciili>. Ia nine CAS- ii = 81,
.rr-: al. - tn newspapers arr :G u jhr.r -.
.,rti>-rny!ts without making Il. aIrE. zen :.
Hill ;,e irp,,Sed upon. Dr. VI MI
rr-,. bv enclosing one stamp a. allow. pan i.
cases II Women. aid Cn Private and Chr'i'. g..
-clera.ly; alSp CiTJ uiIE- -lVln- full M mali. :
most uuaouhIct references aid Testimonials. "
which. =" i,.ycTt'>I physician ct lne,ciTcu 81 H.
!, deer M 81 any confidence Y hatcNcr.
- Dr Mdtii~plli> The o. educated ihy>lcla
violence. :: l.ot ia New FL Sand, who adj eTt---
>r,, Il ity III Private ii-r AID Ia !u-'.e.
IL = rrt.r eIc.s ana ;c>IIo Iia-. both Il H. hon.
ui> skill II there ARE ..I.y others LET THEM it
SANE. :~-lis
n,- orders by mai iromftiy attended -. W.
address pla:Iy AID dreCtto Dr. II. y. Ma;t!5eL,a~
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T D. kILBOURNE. D. D. s.
DENTAL. SURGEON.
OFFICE. cox. MAIN AND CENTRA!. SIS, DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE ST JoTN>hJKY House.
ali ~. \ |-,l

The long esta bliSaeG
reputation o: this Office
t-i.e oil. stin the coun-
~ renders Lunece>sa-
" a.. COMMUNICATION
Dr. kilbou:Ec would
simply say that eye~l
OPERATION will be per
formed as heretofore
Wiz. discrimination
49,.
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RtMc Itrtltl. OhIn. Jan. l.. iNil-

BtUc ItrNCN. Ono. Jan. -. Sol.
Henry c. Spaldng, Esq.
Please tind incloscd TWENTY-FIVE cents, fol
wiGch send me another box OF Your Ccpha!i,
Pills. They are truly the best Pills have eyel
trcd.
Direct A. SLOWER. T. NJ.
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T. RMERS, ATTENTION

Il y RM Err 5, ATTENTION!
ASSIGNEES SALE
The undersigned assignces Of Alexander
LAM, now offer fox sale a, his Old stand, IN ST
Johnsbury, al, g,eatly reduced prices. his large
stock of
FLOWS,
PLOW CASTINGS,
STOVES
FARMING TOOLS,
Of every description together with West India
Goods, Garden Seeds, &c . &c
FarmsrS. consult you, oun tnterest, and buy
trhere you can bay the cheapest We have now,
and shall have, good assortment of the articles
heretofore kept at the same store.
St. Johnsbury, Mar 20. 1861.
J. }: NN0yL1oS' {{Assignecs
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