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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-07
SAL Z AT AUCTION

Viii be sold at public auction, on Wednc> -
the 18th INST on the premises formerly a--..
and now occupied by the subscriber, N The -77i-
OF Lyndon. the following described property,
wit:
Large Oxen,
5 Mich Cows,
80 year old Steers,
About 35o nice sheep and Lambs,
l lron-axle cart, nearly new,
/ " ooden-aXle cart,
Ox-wagon- ron-axle.
horse Wagon. iron-axle
Buckeye Moving Machine
Also general assortment offarulil. = tools. ...
sisting of sleds. harnesses. uh:ill,' rca> a.
chains, OK vCaeS, plow> aid harrous. lay i'.i-
sc, thes an: snaihs, and in skr:' 60, 90. -
farming tools usually Used or . EaIl,.
Sale 70 commence al 9 O'Clock An
Terms-Six months with good scrlIrirr. E. "a
sums over So Less sums. cash.
JOEL Fl Ell HILL
St Johnsbury, Nov ). 1862 is--o
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pensions. BOUNTIES. X,

Pensions Tor invalid soldiers. and widows. a..
bOunties and arrearages Of pay due the t.,.- -
deceased soldiers from the United STATE. -
cured for a reasonable compensation. by
THERON HuRAE.-
~ Johnsbury, Nov ). 1862 80
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The Confessions and Experience ui IN
Invalid. Published for The bene.lt and 4 >
warning and 4 caution 10 voung men ria SD II
from Nervous Debility, Premature d,ray. y.
supplying - the same time the means I -. 3.
C'!re- Bs one who has cured himself after t.r-
pat to great expense through medical i:upa>.- q.
and quachery- BY enclosing POSTPAID -,3s...-
ed envelope, single copies max Dc hal 4 f5..
thor, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. esq. Be,if,.-G \ a
CO. Y >5-.g
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ID ACII AN ACADEM \

The winter term will begin TUESDAY. NUI
p and continue eleven weeks 4 >hol, I...-s
VIII be given al thanksgiving.
CO. THOMPSON.
1921 Prirci1--.
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appoints two Of her OWL sons to that pos
ton.
South Carolina is represented in the Union
army by one major general, appointed from
Illinois,
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NEW Jersey.

New Jersey has undoubtedly gone demo-
cratic, electing Parker for governor, and Per-
ry and Steele for Congress, both democrats.
The returns from Illinois, Michigan, Wis
consin, and Missouri are very meagre, and
although the probability is that the Repub-
licans have carried these states, the result is
uncertain.
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Professional Notice.-We lear,

Professional NOtice.-We lean. tha- g.
practitioner referred to in the follonin- r,j. 81.
gentleman formerly known TO many IN rii>.,,..-
lion of our state, Those interested ART ref,g..l
TO the following gentlemen
John A. Paddock, II. Paddock and p.rsr
Thompson, Esqs, and Rex T. Merrill OF Jol,.,-
bury. +. Bartlett, Esq, and g. P Spencer + Ian
don
DIR J. W. HuniOOn VIII be al the - Joi,,,,ll,g
House on Thursday afternoon and evening" A.
Friday afternoon from 3 TO 5-a, Lyndo, Ho.~,
Lyndon. FRIDAY forenoon and eve and SATURN
morning-at Wheelock House, wheclock Hon.
on Saturday till ) Pm.
DR. H. has treated many cases Of dijttey.a. CO..
which forty-nine of the last fifty have recol.rs-.
He viii now attend them only il colsg.,a, e.
with attending physicians, in severe cases. W,
desired
Notice TO Teachers.-The examiuar.al ..
teachers will take place ii the Union >e.la-.
house., on ST Juhn>blrs Plain on satu4Ga,
Nor %, a, O'Clock Pm The public aud a. r-
tcrcs,ed are respectfully invited 10 be rics,,.-.
H. l.. CUsHIaG. 81
81 Johnsbary, Nos I, ls61a. IL
Noiire.-1he public examination 81 tcag:..
fnr the town OF Whcclock nill bc held al The Il =
low OF. The 18th inst, at o'clock T. NJ
HORACE SToGl, So.
Wheelock, Noy l.
Bachelors Hair DYE. The he>i nm Ih,.
World !-Wm-LIAN A BACHELORS ,tlchrs,.
HAir Dye produces color 10 be tlisil,r;-t.-l @
iature-aarralted nt 10 inuTe he hair il tlv ,a>,
remedies l.c III effects ci bad dyes. sd ilNi--,
hair loT lie 'iTry. Red, Rusty Hair sai,-t -- .
.l,rD,.id B!a,k Brown. lcayili. the haiT 80 al. @
iuul. Sold t,y a Il Druggists, &c
s2- The Genuine i signed wlll1a2 A BA1cHfg .. .
The io1r sides ui each hoN-
Facivry. Nc. \ Barclay street l.Ie - Br-a.uas-
IL Bond street. New York. Ella,
Cure that awful Cough before IL J. ioe
late This cer,ifes that ! have 4s,i y d.
Downs Flair in my family The lasr L. 1ts- A.
soid il Tor tie lasI =. years ana believe i L. pee H.
medicine IL Use Tor The comp aills Wt,i );
nlei.iel- SiSl.ed Ed PIINaV.
Reader, need We SAY mOye-the alrsI- J. Ia ;-- Il
u Putnam AK J. G Bingham or Hg1t ,.r,rs-. S..
JOl,l>tuTy if what he says l. true; s,ld iy al
dealers. Rriails sc. .ac aIdsl.
JOHN r. HENRY 4 CO. PTairiri.G-.
? 7s-l2S1 Wairllurs. !,
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The November Elections.
NEW YORK.

Over two hundred towns heard from show
that Wadsworth's majority, outside of New
York city and Brooklyn, to be 1l,00O.-
Kings county, including Brooklyn, gives
Seymour 5000 majority. Corning, in the
Albany district (democraO, is elected to
Congress. Winfield (democrat) is elected in
the 18th district. Nelson (democraOs also
elected to Congress. Both kalbtleisch and
Odel (deme crats) are elected to Congress
from Brooklyn. Indications are the state
has gone democratic by $4,000 majority.
The following Democratic congressman are
elected in the city: Ben Wood, 1921 major
ity; Fernando Wood, 1924 majority; Elijah
Ward, 1000 majority J. w. Chandler, GA IL
majority; James Brooks, 500 majority; An
son Herrick, 200 majority. Democratic as
semby men in New York and Brooklyn are
also elected, as we'll as all the local officers.
There is not much question as to the election
of Seymour.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Last Tuesday the Old Bay State spoke no.
/ bly, for freedom. for the government and for
the Union. Notwithstanding the so called
Democl attic party was merged into the mis-
called Peoples party, and thus secured the
votes of some deluded meE, the result has
been complete Republican victory. From
the Boston Journal we make up the follow,
ing summary:
In go towns heard from Wednesday NOR.
ming, Gov Andrew has majority ofover 90,
900 votes. The towns to be heard from vii
not change the figures materially. All the
Republican members of Congress are elected
except Mr. Rice. This true, unhinching sup
ported of the Administration was defeated
by only few votes His friends thought hi
election so sure that no extra effort need bt
made, and the result is Mr. Rice's defeat b,
about fifty votes. The Republican stat
ticket is elected. SO far as heard from s.
Republican and ) opposition Senators ar
elected. The house stands 119 Republican
to 81 opposition. With but one exception
all the Republican, Councillors are elected.
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DEATHS.

s-r- Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted -
Obituaries Including poetry, Inserted ~ siA cel,> @ .
advance
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

FIRE IN JEFEERsoN.-The Machine Shop Of
w. D. WALKER, took fire on Monday afternoon
in some unknown manner, and was burned
down in few minutes. Mr.. w. was at work at
the time, aud did not discover the fire till to
late tosave much valuable slulfstowed up stairs.
His Planning Machine and Iron Lathe were
taken out with but little injury, as also was the
engine, and MUCH other machinery, after the
whole building was in flames, by the energetic
efforts of his neighbors. A subscription was
raised by the citizens and the Sentinel thinks
the establishment will be under way again in a
few days.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

NATURAL CURIOSITY While awaiting con
heo;ion Of trains a. wsl!syiIis tie other day we
paid hasiy visit to a salt spring located some
half mile up the river bank, which was dis
covered while boring for oil, during the preva-
lepce Of that mania. The peculiarities Of this
we'll is, that from the depth of four hundred and
eighty feet full supply Of the saline waters Of
superior impregnaton is obtained without
other lifting power than that furnished by
rush Of gas which carries the column to an alti-
tude Of one hundred feet above the surfacennd
with which the whole process Of manufacture
of the salt Is carried on, besides lighting and
heating the establishment, and furnishing for
sale about barrel month, Of good lubrca-
ting or burning oil, sufficiently pure for imme'
diatc use.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

RETURNED.-Privates McCarty aud Mckee,
membeTs OF company B. 29th regiment return
ed 10 their homes 10 Pierpont on 80 days fur
Tough, one day last week. At the time OF Banks
retreat they were at the hospital in Strasburg
and in company with Others who we're able
took refuge in the adjoining fields. to prevent
their falling into the hands Of JacksoDs men
They also report seeing Mr.. Brewer the day
previous to bis dealh.-Rporisr.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14
A Card TO the Ladies.

DR.. DuPouco's Gotcicn Pills far females.
ndc in correcting regulating and removing Instructions
from whatever clusc, and return nature to its
proper channel.
TNlIE Combination Of Ingredients in DR..
L Duponco's Golden Pills perfectly harmless. They
have been used in the private practice of Dr.
thirty years and thousands of ladies testify their great
and failing in almost every case Correcting
Irregularities relieving painful and distressing mcnstruainn
particularly at the change of life From five ten Pills will
cure the common, yet dreadful complaint the
Nearly every lady In the land suffers this complaint The
above pill has permanently cured thousands will you
n you them. They cannot harm you-on the contrary
they all DISTRACTIONS restore its proper
channel and invgorate the whole Price 500 per
box Sold by GEO WlI.LAl,D Sole Agent for AsLtabula
Township and County
LADlES BY sending him 81 co to the Ashtabula Tost f
fee have the pills sent to any part of the county, free Of
postage bv mail.
N. B-BewRre of COunterfeits.
But Golden Pills of any kind unless the box is signed s.
D. Howe All Others base imposition and unsafe there
fore. value your lives and health Ito say nothing of
being humbugged out Of W buy only of Those who
show the signature of s. D. Howe the box which has
Gently been added account Of the Pills being counerited
The ingredient, composing the above pills made known
every AGENT and they will tell you they safe
perform all that is claimed for them.
Sod also by b. c. Ely Girard, Pa; John 8 Carter Erie
Moody Clark Paiuesvle, o. Wholesale In New York, by
Hall Il Ruckel, wholesale Druggists 2Is Greenwich Street.
and by s. d. Howe, Sole Proprietor New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

PHLosorHY.-Somc Of the editorials Of our
young contemporaries of the Reporter, are Of
merit enough to warrant them in being a little
Jealous Of their ruthless appropriation by Others
Here is one which in the rare philosophy Of its
conception, the fidelity of delineation aud in the
elegance of its dicton, is not often surpassed.
On this account aud because of the analogy
which it mayperhaps present to the experience Of
not few within the Incorporated limits of our.
in some respects, unequaled little burg, it is
acknowledgement SO fully due,
Heaven help the man who imagiues that
he eau dodge" enemies by trying TO please
erybody. Ifsuch an individual ever sue.
ceeded, we should be glad TO know it. Not
that we believe in mans going through
The world 10 Gnd beams to knock his head
against; diSputng every mans opinions;
lighting and elbowing ard croWding all who
differ with him. That again is another ex.
ucme. O;her people have sight to their
opnion--so have you; don't fall into the er-
ror of snpposing that they will respect you
less for It-or respect you more for turning
your coat every day tO match the color of
theirs. Wear your own cOlUrs, in spite of
wind and weather, storms and sunshine. 1t
costs the IaSciIlating and ilresolute ten
times the trouble to wind, and shuttle and
twist, that it does honest, manly iudepend-
euce TO stand its ground. Take what time
you please TO make up your mind, but hav-
Ing IL made up, stick to it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

Tue Warren Chronicle learus that the line of
the Atlantic & Great Western II, II. between
Akron and Tamadge is to be commenced with
a strong force Immediately. Work is being
carried op in the vicinity of oraDgeve, Trum-
bull county.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

PROPER AND BEcoMiNo-We are glad to SEQ
our neighbor OF the Sentinel resenting with be-
coming spirit the course of the Reporter in
copying humorous abortions and then giving
the former credit for the same. The category
of the Sentinel would hardly be more desirable
than that OF a county contemporary, who not
long since was charged with literary theft from
our oriental neghbor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14
Sewing Machine improvements

We herewith illustrate further improvements
added to the Wheeler & Wilson sewing machine,
namely the "braider,7 device for sewing braid
or cord upon any kind Of fabric. The braid or
cord 72 is passed through the hole, 20, (see en-
gravug) of the ordinary glass pre5ser, IL, of
the machine aud stitched upon the fabric, 45,
iG tho most elaborate designs without any pre-
vious basting. It's value is best set forth by
u lady's hand as follows -
A new improvement has lately been added
to the Wheeler & Wilson machine (which, by
the way was considered long ago to be as near.
Iy perfect as any human codtrivance could be-
being an attachment for sewing braid upon
cloth, silk or any other material. If our friends
have been through the tedious operation Of
braidng chdren's dresses, they will realize the
great relief that awaits them 10 this invention
The braid follows the needle with perfect accu-
racy, taking any curve desired, so that the most
intricate pattern may be BRAIDED with great ra-
pidity. Every lady may now possess one of
those lovely chambray morning robes sembroider-
ed in vines and labyrinths of white braid, which
have heretofore fallen to the lot only Of the
most industrious and Ingenious. For summer
dresses nothing can be more becoming and elc-
giant. We hail this improvement as confirming
evidence ora good time coming for the ladies
one aud all. Aud we may as well include the
gentlemen for there will doubtless be an inme
date harvest Of elaborate smoking caps, and
velvet slippers embroidered with gold braid
Long live the sewing machines
Scientific american.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

DENTIsrRY.--We should have called attention
last week TO DIR. G. w. NEIsoN's adys. which
appear in our columns. Ills testimonials seem
to be Of a satisfactory character. and are per-
baps, all that one not having the advantage 0i
an acquaintance could offer, ia asking for a
tasre OF the patronage oI our citizens.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

1t. PRATT, with twenty men leave, VIC under
stand. for Columbus, on Monday next.
Whether the wet nurses" and sucklings go
at the same time, will probably be aunouuced
iu general order.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14
HIAWATHA.
Rcrigcd anil Corrcoted IL saH Tie Z'1i
gcacics If he Times.

HERRICK BROS. send their greeting,
Seud TO every sou OF Adam,
Scrd TO mother. wife and daughter,
Seud to every lass and ladie,
Send to every sect and party,
Send to saints, aud send to sinners,
Send to all who take the papers,
(Een TO those who read their neiShbors)
Send to every one, kind greeting:
UERRGCK BROS. offer Dry Goods,
Offer Silk both Black and Fancy,
Offer MoharS-oiier Poplins
Offer MozImbiques and Checks,
Offer Prints, DeLains, MerinoS,
Offer all the Styles Of Dress Goods,
Offer Clouks OF latest patterns,
Offer Cloak Cloths, Black and Coiorcd,
Offer Shawls Of all descriptions,
Offer Parusus most splendid,
Offer Sun Shades and Umbrellas,
Offer Gloves the hest of kid,
Offer Gloves, both I.ise and Silk,
Offer Hosiery Of the bet,
Much too numerous to mention.
Offer Womcus Shoes and Critters,
Morocco Boolces, Kip and Cali shin
Offer Copper Toes for Children,
Offer other styles for children,
Oler Hats aud Caps for Mems wear,
Offer Hats and Caps for Boys wear,
Offer Cloths Of all descriptions,
Offer Denims, ShGcuugs, Shirtings,
OGtr Checks and Stripes aud IiCkiHgs,
Offer every kind Of FLANNEL,
Offer oil the goods Domestic,
Which man ever thought or heard Of,
Offer Sugar, Tea aud Coffee,
Offer Goldfish, Rice and Nutmegs,
Offer Carpcts-oiirr CrOckery,
Offer Crockery very fine,
Onyr Wall and Window Paper,
Ofrr every thing worth banning,
Al the very lowest prices.
Should you ask us why we Offer
How we sell our goods so cheapy,
How a60rd our goods SO cheapIy,
We should answrr-we should tell you
Our expenses. scarce worth naming,
DO rot call for ranch 10 pay them,
Pay Cash at the time We purchase
Pay Cash for all goods we purchase,
Sell .(or Cash and ready payment
And we loose from bad debts nothing,
Other stores may sell on credit,
Sell to some who never pay them,
These the profits have TO pay for,
These their customers have 10 pay for,
Pay for them on goods they purchase.
Prudent reader, don't forget this,
Don't forget these truthful warnings.
Buy your goods of llERRICK BROS,
Buy your coods at lowest prices,
Al the very lowest prices
Irccs every one cun pay.
We will take all kinds of produce,
Iakc your Buttcr--iuke yoUr hens Eggs,
Take most any thing You offer,
And will sell you goods NJ prices,
Goods and prices both shall please you.
EOR l5crs-
pue quite Co peroi Note, Package Eypores snd :
Pens NJ. Il. DICK.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

GAIT. BINGHAM, Of the Orwell cavalry com
pauy in the 9th cavalry, has been promoted to
Major, and pelOs Northyay has been advanced
to Captain. -SeRhneL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

Every Family should Speer's Sam
bucl " Ninc.Ce ebRted for its medicinal and beneficial
qualities genuine Simulant, Tonic, Diurcc ard Sudo
rc highly esteemed by eminent h cans, and Of the
htSt families of Erunpe and America.
As Diuretic IL impair II healthy action TO the
Glands and Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial
Dropsy, Cont, Eruptions and Ithelmutic affections.
AS SudOri1ic 1t opens the pores and eNpels al i'm
pnrties by insen iele penOn thereby driving oil Erup
tons and cleansing the surface, giving and ygor the
whsle system and BLOOMING SOFT, and HEALTHY ecndi-
ton 10 the Skin and Complexion.
Speer's Wine is not a mixture manufactured n r
ce but is pure, from the juice Of the Portugal
grape cultivated in the u s. and recommended 10y Chepis
and Physicians possessing medicinal properties superior
Ia other wines ia aud excellent article for all
weak and debiAtcd persons and the aged and nfru
proving the appetite, and beneiting ladies' children
Ladies' Wine, because il will iutoxcate other
wines, a it contains mixture Of spirits other Iunrs
and is adued for its rich peculiar favor and nutritiyn
properties mparting healthy tone To the digestive organs
aud blooming soft, and healthy skin and complexion.
We refer 10 few well known gentlemen and physicians,
who have tried the Wine -
Gen. Winfield Scott 1. :. \. nr wilson lth st., y. Y.
Gov. Morgan, n. Y State, Ir nuughter, Newark, d.
Drs. Darcy ard Nicloll, Dr. Ward. Newark, y. J.
Newark Nj Dr. Parish, Philadelphia, Pa.
pr. Parker y. Y. City, Ir. J r. Clinton, y. y. CIV.
Aud many others too numerous tn publish
None genuine unless the signature Of ALEEEn SFEEE.
Iassac n. j., is the cork of each bottle. Make
trial of this wine. \. SrEER Proprietor.
Vineyard at rassaic, y. j., Oice, NO. .OS Broadway
New York. Sold by Druggists generally
For sale by c. WILLARD and W. p COPELAND Druggists,
A>ltabula G51y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14
DIED..

In Conneaut the Sth int Miss ADELAIDE BURLINGTON,
aged % years.
In KingsI lie on the 9th ut pnnENDA b wife of NJ. T
Runde, aged 50 years.
In Conncaui the lst inst, Mrs BETsEY JoSEs wife
the late I.emucl Jones' aged "a years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14
AshtabuIa Union School.

George w. Waite, a. B. Superintendent
GEO W. WATTS Principal of High school,
MssSARAHM SCnooNMAKgR. Assistant in High School
Miss NJ. J. SHAFER, Grammar School
Miss s. F.. TowET, Intermediate Delsrtment
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON, Primary
Miss SUSAN n. WILDER. Assistant in Primary
The School is Free To all persons Of suitable age residing
within the village its and the "Dtct attached thereto
for School purposes
Forty weeks constitute year Terms for pupil, from abroad
will be
For Primary per annum $500
For Grammar 1900
For High School 1000
Tuition payab le m advance.
All applications for admission 10 be made to the Superin
tendant.
The Spring Term commences Monday, April l4th,
1862 and tile Winter Term January 9th, 1867.
ishghly desirable that all pupils should begin at the OPEN
ing of No pupils ont of the village will he received for
less period than term and deductions for absence
cept IN of sickness removal.
Rev NJ. GlLLErT
Rev. JAMES BONNAR : Board of Examiners,
Rev. Il. H. CONkIIN.
II. FAssETT. Prcsf,
H. l.. MORRISON, Treas
q. C. CULLEy, Board OF Educatin".
j. b. CsnsRY,
STEruEN HALL,