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Barnet.

1t now seems as though nothing short of
the intense heat of the dog days would le-
move this covering of snow. Wheels are
used to some extent in the immediate vicini-
ty of the village, but out on the hills the
,.eghing has not been better this winter than
now.
Everybody is very much disappointed in
the character of the sugar season. We mop
e., for great things. There hasn't been one
good run" Cold winds, south winds, too
much sun and very deep snow are some of
the reasons why.
John Beard, of the lst Vt. cavalry, return
ed from the wars last week. Mr. Beard has
ong suffered from constitutional difficulty
IN performing actire service, but hoped the
change Of climate and the invigorating effect
Of equestrian exercise would produce change
5at he was sadly disappointed, and so were
community. John is a fellow Of great sag &C
y, but can't "Aeep hotel"
Our singing school, under the direction OF
irof +. X. Prouty, closed term of twenty
.essons with public exhibition Wednesday
evening. The singers have made marked
Improvement under the tutorship Of Prof P.
ne exercises Wednesday evening, consisting
d songs quartetts and sacred music, were
admirable. Prof French of Newbury Semi
2ary assisted upon the instrument. DR. East
man, also of Newbury, talked music in very
Atelugent manner.
The services on Fast day were unusually
Interesting and we'll attended. Being in re-
celpt Of the news of the two great victories
q .ast week, we felt more like giving thanks
than wearing sackcloth.
Some of our democrats continue to believe
NAT the North is responsible for this war, by
Nr'.Ing niggers-so justifying Floyd in steal
'ag guns The majority "dont see it," how
ever.
VI wait with intense anxiety the result at
ioyktown. Vermont is on trial there, before
'oo cannon and 100000 rebels. May they
Jul their trust in God and keep their powder
-Ty-and take Yorktown.
10 CAL.
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PROCLAMATION.

State of Vermont, Esser County, SIS.
County Clerks Office, Guildhall, April s, 1862.
l, William II. Hartshorn, Clerk of the said
County of Essex, do hereby certify that l have
this day canvassed the votes of the freemen of
this County. cast on the lst Tuesday of March,
1862, for Commissioner for said County, in pur-
suance of law of this State. entitled IAN act
to prevent traffic in Intoxicating liquors for the
purpose of drinking" and the result of said can
vass is as follows Horace l.. Walter 1913, +. II.
Webb Jag, scattering .; do therefore make this
my Proclamation that Horace l.. Walter, Esq,
of East Haven, had majority of all the votes
cast as aforesaid, and is therefore duly elected
County Commissioner for said County of Essex
for the year ensuing, of which all persons will
take due notice.
WIN. II. HARTSHORN. Clerk
NOTICE. Whereas my wife. Luvia NJ. Har-
~ vey, having left my bed and board without
just provocations, this is to forbid all persons
harborng or trusting her my account
VALORIUS L. HARVEY.
Sutton, April i, 1862. 90-92
NOTICE. This may certify that have this
~ day given to my son, Charles NJ. Davis, his
time during the remainder of his minority there
fore shall not claim his earnings nor pay debts
of his contracting after this date.
JONATHAN DAVIS.
Westmore, April 3, 1862. 90-92.
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CLERKS PROCLAMATION.

State IF Vermont, Caledonia County, IS.
Proclamation is hereby made that T. Jefferson
Cree, of Wheelock, is duly elected Commissioner
for said County, for the year ensuing pursuant to
the act approved Nov. %. 1852, entitled 'An act
to prevent traffic in Intoxicating liquors for the
purpose Of drinking"
Given under my hand at the County Clerk S
office in st JOhnsbury, this second Tuesday,
being the Sth day of April 1862.
CHAS. S. DANA, County Clerk.
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THE CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Briet Locals.

Bret Locais'
Rev Mr. Brastow gave an excellent dis
..,rr,e at the South Church, Fast day, on the
r,rs,;an Patriot. All the societies IN the
.,,,cs united at this church, and the discourse
Va, listened to with marked attention and
approval.
Our county Jail is now unoccupied. We
10 ro, know whether this speaks we'll tor the
morals Of this community, or otherwise 1t
may be that those who should be in Jail are
running at large, and that if that building
had its own it would be wei. filled.
1t is now "Spring time o year" The
rrso,bcr os the nrpsent week has placed this
matter beyond the possibility of doubt
The snow is very rapidly disappearing in the
streets and the birds are singing as though
n the world was blithe and gay.
Farmers are disappointed as to the su-
gar season. For some reason the sap has
~, run freely at any time the present year.
Even the freezing cold nights and shiny days
last week did not bring it out Most peo-
,e attribute this failure to the lack of moist
.-r in the ground. There has been no rain
IN this vicinity for nearly four months.
We learn from the County ClerF that
,.c vote for Council of Censors was 900 for
,.rrrsular ticket, with no opposition. We
,5ticr that the state papers are urging upon
IL, body to meet and adjourn, as our const-
,a.on is well enough as it is; and supposing
=. isn't TIE present is no time to tinker it.
-Dipthera clngs to Lyndon yet. There
lave been several deaths there the present
week, and We learn that others are SICK
This disease is in all the neighboring towns,
54, does not seem so fatal in any other as in
lyadon.
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SPRING MATTRASS.

This Spring Bed costs. with Mattrass but a
trife more than the common Spring Beds, with
out MattraSs, with ten times the elasticity; and
the springs so fastened that they cannot get
out of order. The opinion is justly prevalent
that feather beds are not healthy. Here is bed
which is not only soft but healthy. Read what
DR. Allcott says of this style of spring bed in his
"Home book OF HEALTH page 934.-"As to
feathers they seem wholly inadmissable, not be-
cause they are soft. but for other reasons-mOre
sottneSs would be recommendation. 1t is on
this account. more than any other, that | prefer
the elastic wire bed so lately come into fashion
1t secures all the advantages of feathers without
their disadvantages. 1t allows the whole body to
have a resting place and not few parts merely"
This bed can be bought of the manufacturer at
wholesale or retail
72-l32i J. I. CASINO. St Johnsbury, Vt.
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Middlebury, Vt, July 2, 1862.
Dr.. S. ". 7Hayer, f:
Dear Sir Il have received and analysed the
liquors of Charles Backman & Co., sent from the
Town Agency in Burlington. The samples were
marked '.Charles Backman Co, Pure Old STAN
dard Bourbon Whiskey. Charles Backman & Co,
Holland Genever Cordial, and Otard Dupuy &
Co, Cognac."
These with similar samples from the same
house, find pure and entirely free from all inju-
riOus ingredients.
Yours very truly
HENRY NJ. Shelley,
Prof. Of Chemistry, Medical Dept. University
of Vermont.
o These Liquors are for sale at the Town
Agency, Burlington, and by other town agents
generally throughout the State. SOL 1902
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian.
WEDNESDAY, April l6, 1862.

WEDNESDAY, April l6, 1862.
At market 1863 Cattle. about 300 Beeves and
63 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and one. two and three years olds.
PRICEs-Market Beef-Extra 1913 as 100;
first quality 1928 $3.50; second do. S5,75 a
5000 third do $500 5000; ordinary.
Working Oxen-sl00, 100, 600
Cows and Calves-S25 30, 40, 90.
Yearlings-$0 CO..
Two Years Old--Sl7 u.s.
Three Years Old-Sl9a 21.
Sheep and Lambs-3l40 at market. Fxtr, and
selections. $3.50. 600 a $50; in lots, $500
$50 a 800. "-'''
Spring Lambs-SO.OO 600.
Swlne-O at market.
Hides-6 6Ic per ID.
Cali SKINS &c per Id.
Pelts-$l 80 200 each.
Iallow-6 &c per ID.
Veal Calves-4 &C per ID.
Ordinary consists of bulls, and the refuse of
lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets, and when those
OF inferior quality are thrown out.
kemarks-Ihere was better supply of cattle
TINS week than last, and some of very good quail
ity The best sold for Sc per cwt, average shout
the same as last week. There was one-third more
sheep than last week. Prices about the same
Those with the wool on sold not quite so high :;
The following notice from the New York
Times speaks for itself. DR. Lighthil to whom it
refers will be in st Johnsbury at the St Johnsbu-
ry House, on the 2lst Of April remaining to the
3rd of May. This is the last place DIR Lighthil
visits before returning to New York
From the New York Times, Feb IL, 1861.
DEAFNESS CURED-.Mr Bartholomew Potter
OF Monson, Hsmpden County, Mass. an old gen
teman, So years of age. who is now on visit to
friends in this City, suffered under the affection
of deafness for fcrty years. without any cessation
or change. son of this genteman-Mr D. f.
Potter, labored under the same malady, and his
case was deemed hereditary and therefore incu-
rable. He was induced however to place himself
under the treatment of DR. Lighthil, of this city.
who completely restored his hearing. The father
followed the example Of the son. and the same
good, but more remarkable result ensued, and
he now hears as we'll as any one. This we re-
gard as an achievement Of medical skill worthy
Of comment
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

WE. the Subscribers, being appointed by the Honora-
w bic Probate court for the district Essex commits
SiOners To receive examine and adjust all CLAIMS and
mads of alpersons against the estate OF Charles Rose
brooks late of Brighton in said district and the
claims of the deceased exhibited in offset therefor ereby
give notice that six months from the 2ls day of Mar
d. 1862 allowed for the creditors claims
before Give notice. that will meet for that pur-
pose, at the Dwelling House OF Luther Ladd in Brighton
in said district the first Tuesday in June and Septe-
Der next from ten O'Clock H., until four O'clock a. NJ
each Of said days.
LUTHER LADD, lro,,,-.
1892 WIN. 7 JONES, 5oonhlrs.
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To Tobias Craven late of Victory in the County OF
Essex Matt S. Damon late of Bradle and Nathan
Aver late of St Johnsbury in the County Of Caledonia
who now reside out of this State,-Greeting
You are hereby commanded to make your appearance
before the Court of Chancery to be held st JOhnsbury
In the County OF Caledonia Aforesaid the first Tuesday
OF June next to the Bill of Complaint of Dem
mis- Lane OF Painfeld in the County of Washington.
which has this day been filed in the office of the Clerk of
Craven on the eth day OF March A D. 1885, executed
mortgage deed to Ezra Barker certain land in what
was then the towns Of Bradeyvale and Victory now be-
ing In What is the town of Victory described the und
yded part of Lot number eleven in said
Bradeyvae and the undivided fourth part Lot No Is
in the 18th range in the OF Victory the County of
Essex together with til whole Of the saw-m and priv-
misses conditioned for the payment of two dated
March 1850 Tor two hundred and six 2I0O dollars each
payable In boards in the month OF January 1867 and
the month of January 1885, with annual interest.
That said mortgage and notes have been duly assigned
to the said complainant That Matt 5. Damon resi-
ding In California, Moses f. Barrett Amos G. Morrill, ST
Johnsbury, George G. Lawrence George Il. Winslow, of
Chancey Hill of Concord Essex County and Nathan Aver
OF Dracut in the State of Massachusetts claim title and
interest In said premises praying that the equity of
demptiOn OF said Defts IN said premises be forecloSed
And further to stand to and abide such order and decree
therein As to said court shall seem meet.
And said complainant Is ordered To the foregoing
to be published three weeks successfully in the CaeOn-
an newspaper printed al St Johnsbury, the last of
which to be at least twenty days previous to the COM
menCement OF the term of Court aforesaid.
Given under my hand ut Office in St Johnsbury this
Eleventh day Of April A ID. 1862.
CHAS. s. DANA. Clerk.
Al. LIZARD, Solicitor. 9G92
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Fearful Mortality.

We learn that in the town of Barre five
...lren in one family have died of diptheria
"a the space Of one week and twelve hours.
March q, Marcia, aged 9 years, died; the
next morning, Albert, aged 3 years, and Cla-
"a, aged l years; few days after, Emma,
aged IS years, and Sarah, aged 90 years all
children of John Wilson. An unparalleled
Instance Of mortality for one family we sin
cerely hope.
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LOUNGES COVERED

In Enameled cloth Damask, Repts or Lasting
from Sc 90 to $500 each, spring-seat and arm
French style of stutting. and the springs so Sc
cured that they cannot turn over.
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CERTIFICATES.

Burlington, VT, March I, 1861.
TO Messrs Charles Backm0n & Co., ~ T.:
GENTLEMEN We avail ourselves of this
method to inform you that we have repeatedly
made an examination of Brandy, Gin and Wines
with which the Chittenden County Agency at
Burlington has been mainly supplied from your
house for the past three years, all specimens from
other agencies Ill the state procured from you.
We have found them invariably of full strength
and uniform purity and quality, superior in every
respect to specimens from other sources. For
medicinal uses they have fulfilled our expeditions
and received our unqualified approval, and with
out hesitation we confidently recommend them to
all who wish to supply themselves with liquors
upon which they can rely for purity and strength.
We are your most obedient servants
SAMUEL w. THAYER, Jr. NJ. D.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. d.
Middlebury College, Middlebury. VT
July ID, 1861. :
Charles A. J. Marsh, Esq.
DEAR SIR The examination of the Liquor
sent some time SINCE as well as that recently re-
ceived, is completed / find the different samples
entirely free from adulterations and impurities
With this sheet | send YOU table of proofs as
determined by analysis and on comparison with
other liquors you will find the strength of the
specimens all that could be desired. The alcohol
is evidently that called % per cent. Seldom does
this kind mark as high as "a per cent SO being
the ordinary strength. The Rum contains more
Alcohol than tie ordinary samples. The Gin the
ordinary amount. The Wine regard as good
article and strong enOuoh
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Prolific.

Mr. James kittredge of this town has six
ewes that have had this spring thirteen lambs
five had twins and one triplets. The sheep
and lambs are all alive and doing well. If
any one can tell larger story and back it
Up with the mutton, we shall be glad to
chronicle it.
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BRANDY, BOURBON WHISKEY, RUN

NC, nc.
Are put up with the greatest regards their
purity and Medicinal qualities, and are SO recon-
mended by the Faculty.
We are permitted to refer to the following Com
miSsioners, Town Agents, and Physicians of the
State of Vermont, and publish the annexed re-
suits of Chemical Analysis. made by eminent
Chemists as all evidence that Il one but the purest
and most desirable articles in our line will be Of
fered for sale to our customers
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REFERENCES.

S. W. THAYBR, NJ. D., Dean of the Medical Fac
ulty in the University of Vermont.
w. CARPENTER, Professor &c, in the Vermont
University.
j. 5. PIERCE, ELI CHI TTENDEN, Agents, Bur
lington.
ANsON BAKBER, Agent, Erattleboro.
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This is the place where Farmers will receive
just what they buy. If they paw for Northern
Seed they may rest assured that Southern Will
not be delivered to them.
EEDS!
My assortment of Seed is the largest and best
ever offered to the Farmers of Northern Vermont,
consisting of several varieties of
Spring Wheat, Herdsgrass,
Winter " Northern Clover,
Spring Rye, Southern 1"
Winter d" Western
Buckwheat, White
India Wheat, French q"
Oats, Red Top,
Barley, ny. Blue Grass,
Canada Corn, Rye 6"
Sweet Hungarian"
Set Onions. Orchard
Beans and Peas, Fowl Meadow Grass.
Flax Seed, &c., &c.
GARDEN SEEDS of every variety, Turnip, Car
rot. and Beet Seed in quantities to suit the pur-
chaser. A large and well selected assortment of
Flower Seeds.
TREES & SHRUBBERY.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Shrubs Roses,
Vines. and Plants, from E. c. Worcester Nurse
~. Catalogues sent by mail, and all orders
promptly attended to.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT rs
And MACHINES.
Of the latest and most improved patterns. COM
prising Flows and Plow Castings from Nourse,
Mason & Co, Luke Buzzell, and NJ & j. H.
Buck K Co. Also, the repairs for the Fairbanks
Plow, lowes Horse Hoe, Reversible steel teeth
and cast iron teeth CultivatOrs; also, the teeth
without the wood.
Ridging Flows. Road Scrapers. Seed Drills,
Root Cutters, Hand and Power Feed Cutters,
Corn Shelters. Fan Mills. Grain Scoops, Shovels
Spades, Pick Axes, &c. &c.
GARDEN ENGINES,
Garden Syringes, Grass Border Shears, Hedge
Shears, Pruning Saws and Chissels, etc.
FERTILIZERS.
Goes Super Phosphate of Lime and Peruvian
Guano.
CHURNS.
The New England Air Pressure Churn, Fyler's
Butter Working Churn, and Crowel,s Patent
Thermometer Churn.
WIRE FENCING,
and Iron Railing for Cemeteries, Gardens, Front
Yards. &c. Drawings can be seen at the Ware
house.
II. G.. DICKINSON,
Railroad Street, St Johnsbury. VT
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GENEVER CORDIAL

As Gin is highly recommended by Physicians
for its Medicinal Properties, it being made from
pure Barley Malt. Our other bottled Liquors,
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Isl OF LETTERS remaining in q TATE OF ERMONT.
"A nnSIAC oNI


Kilby, Geo S
Kelly, c E
h Lynds, H
Lang, Miss w
Leet, Miss II
Moore, VIM
McElory, Miss J
!. 1 Mahan, c B
G Merrill, L
rye Miller, NJ
Matterson, n W
Morriss, Nelson
Morse, c F
Martin, Miss Mary
A Moulton, Edward
Newton, Mrs NJ c
Norris, A B
Newton, Mrs R r
/ Ohara, Mike
Orne, w H
Powers, Miss A
S H E Prue, Miss Lucy
H Page, r
Pool, Mrs S
A Farmer, N S
Presby, w
l. Pixley, r P
Rice, Mrs d
Rankin, AE
5 Ray, P P
L Ripley, Mrs r r
Rosebush. NJ
H Remick. Miss &C
Reynolds, G D
A F Richards, NJ o
Richards, III
Ines Richardson, F
c Z Spaulding, E W
A Stevens. A G
Smith, David
Sands, P H
Sanderson, Miss E J
H Titus, w
Varney, G NJ
vid Wilds, GS
s II G Wells, Miss J
l. NJ Wallace. H NJ
West, NJ
Woods. S
White, Miss L
NJ A Whipple,
Young. John
GEO. A. MERRILL, P. NJ.
This is to certify that l have re.
to my son d. Alphonso Pike his
e remainder Of his minority, and
ne of his earnings nor pay any
attracting after this date.
JOHN S. PIKE.
I'd, April IL, 1862. 90-92*
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OTTOMANS FURNISHED
SOFAS AND STUFFED CHAIRS

For worsted work, at Boston prices, and uph OIL
stored in a superior manner.
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MATTRESSES OF EVERY STYLE,

From the coarse Excelsior for underbeds. Cheap.
er than straw to the first quality Of hair.
Old Hair Mattresses picked over and made as
good as new.
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gold FRIEND
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

THE BEST FAMILY CA
.THARTlJ in the world, used
twenty pears 10y five million
oi persons annually alwav,
give satisfaction contain
nothing Injurious patroniz-
eddy The principal plysiriarts
aud surgeons ia the Union.
elegantly coated with ,urar
Large Boxes Scents: fire
BOXES Tor One Dollar. Fun
with each box
" arTanted superior TO any
Pilibeiore the pGiiic.
Tallahassee. Leon Col
Florida. July l.. l.Ga.
10 DR- HERRiCK, ALBANY,
n f-My Dear Docior.-l
write TINS IL inform YOU OF
the wonderful effect Of y.ur
Sugar Coated Pills on NV e.
der daughter For three
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she has been affected viii bilious arrangement
of the system, sadly mparng her health which has been
steadily falling during that pen Il When New York
in Aprll last friend advised L. Pills Hag-
ing the fullest confidence ia the Judgment my friend
obtained supply ui NessrS- Barnes Park Druggists,
ARK RUyS. Neg l"rh- On returning home. cea -ed
all other treatment. and Administered ypur Pills one
each night The improvement in her feelings. complex
ion Digestion etc. surprised al rapid and perrna-
ne Restoration 10 health has been the result We used
less than IKE boxes and consider her entirely well.
consider the above Jn-t tribute YOU Physician
and trust II Viii be the 81 iuccs many 10 adopt
, -Iur Pills as their family medicines.
-enain. dear sir with MANY thanks,
Your obedieIt servant,
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H5- IN DAYS OF OLD. .Aa

There was a time, in days of old
hen health was priced above fine gold
That day has paSSed-a now neglect
Ihat precious b0on-all should protect
or sense and reason all are bereft
Or 1t would appear there's but little left
Apply ii then to cure your ills
BY the immediate OF Herrick's Pills
These remarkable Pills startle whole communities hv
Their wonderlucureS. Adapted to infancy Youth man
hood, and Old age Put up with English Spanish French
anu German directions. Elegantly coated with sugar
purely vegetable and sell in large family boxes for % cts
See advertisement. 6l-I2
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{ HARLES BACKMAN & CO..
IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, GINS, RUNS,
WINES, &C.
Sole Proprietors of c. 3. Cognac, old Hol-
land and Genero' Cordial Gins.
No. s3 Front Street, New York.

The above firm would call the attention of the
Commissioners, Town Agents and Medical Fac.
ulty of the State of Vermont to their well-seect-
ed stock of Imported Wines and Liquors, which
are offered on reasonable and satisfactory terms
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THE CHEAPEST,
MOST COMFORTABLE,
MOST DURABLE

and most healthy Bed that has ever been invent
ed is Casinos
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And laid, Window Shades furnished to fit the
windows and put up to run smooth.
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Herrirk's Kid Strengthening Plasters

cur- five hours pains and of the breast side
and hack and Rheumatic Complaints in equally short
,.ril at time Spread un beautiful white lamb skin,
each one viii wear from one week three months
Price 10 81 cents
sis nv nr1,rstsrs Merchants in al United
set; ansass and south America aud may be obtained
by ,.sIling for them by their full name.
DR. L. Il. HERRICK CO,
6l-8 Albany, Ny.
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w n N Il E D.
One pair or more of Young Dorking Fowls
Enquire at this office.

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
Persons intending to teach in the Public
Schools of st Johnsbury during the coming year
will present themselves for Examination at the
Union School House in St Johnsbury on Satu--
day, April 26, at o'clock. p. m. Friends of ed
ucation are earnestly invited to be present.
c. P. FROST, Town Supt.
St. Johnsbury, April S, 1862.
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CARPETS MADE UP

Neatly and durably Repaired.
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DRAPERY CURTAINS
Furnished and arranged according to the --latest
Paris and New York styles.
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PEW CUSHIONS.

Of any quality. furnished at short notice. Old
Pew Cushions covered at small cost.
AL Work done Promptly anil Warranted.
% Orders from neighboring towns solicited.
J. T. CASINO, Old P. O. Building.
st JOhnSb VI