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\ correspondent Of the Hayerhill (Nlass.)
G0-ate, writing from Beaufort, 5. c.. Nov.
18th, assert that two hundred guns were
fred il Charleston, and the city beautifully
Illuminated. in honor Of the Democratic VIC
tories in New York and Pennsylvania.
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Six dollars per year IN aarqzee. For
shorter periods in proportion. For SIN
gle copies three cents
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Tuz Ey5UsH urEA-ir-s RELIEF >-.-
slRwuoN The New Ylrk la.es gives tie
total Of subscriptions In that city ilr r'i.t
ol English operatives, up 60 yesterday "a .r1-
Ing, as amounting to SI0o,3-1.
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Genera. Hooker sent an application IN to
tie War Department, asking that General
Stone be s.yea cJmuari in his corps. Il:
was rct1ruel t. Lim endorsed ..u5, granted.
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los RLvisrY J.a>~ls has published
card in which .. -.a.., ,-e charges contain
ei ia tie NeV Us. .a- Data respecting his
course il Ny Orleans concerning the money
seiz-d IL IA re French C.usul. From bis
statement the i4i.r.a-. would De tina. the
Det4 Lad c5niouaje. transactions entirely
unrelated to each o;ler, and that the al=i-
ness lie hal ia,c1i1rsl in was entirely iesi;.
innate in is character. IL lntimates that
there is very great rascallty among some who
have influence auIau,h5r.ty in New Orleans,
though be Igesumes Gen. Butler does not
know o. j..
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WEEKLY FREE PRESS,

Two dollars per year. If paid absolute
Ivan q9rance sl,75. Single copies i've
cents.
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RELIEF Pr Ius EvausH OrEsArlyzs.-A.
meeting held a, Rae C,.- E4elau-e, New
lo7k, 5l saturday LASS, over zine thousand
dollars, beside three thousand barrels Of aJlr
AMI fifteen thousand bushels Of corn, we've
subscribed Tor the relief 10 tts suf ring q
esli.v.- ia England. Forty THOUSAND dollars
4-l ,s-u -4,-.rt1.l n ,as c.'y previous to
tits meeting. IL liz same benevolent object.
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The Hiss or GREAT CoPPERHEAD.-The
New York Word on Saturday last, contain
ed the following as editorial. 1t may rank
in the class of a NJ. l, as sample Of cop
perhead falsehood and maleyolence. exhaliuG
roison from every line
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-12-12

GIN. czAaY N WINCHESTER.
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DAILY FREE PRESS,

our terms will be as follows:
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CAPTURE OF GRENADA. Miss.
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MOVEMENTS oFTuE FEDERAL FLEET
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S.-.-.-. .-t capture ADD --l---o; .l- ----
uv IN Vagina.
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tins force Is to move against Petersburg
while the force at Newtern, y. G.. is 70 cp-
crate simultaneously against Weldon.
\ special dispatch from Nashville i.,ei
the 18th, gives further account OF the sur
| prise Of Moore's brigade by Morgan Moore
brigade consisted Of Tooth, lus,h Ohio,
| Nickler's battery, and small detachment
Of the p Ind. cayalaTy. He was surprised
at HartsyIlle by Morgan. commanding three
regiments Of cavalry and two OF infantry. -
/ Alter fighting an hour and quarter, our
/ forces surrendered, and the enemy burned
| our camps, capturing nearly al the 0rs1le
| trains aud teams, and burning what they
could not carry away. Two guns Of Nick
ler's battery were also captured, Our loss
is between 50 and 90 killed and w0unded
who were LETT on the field. The rebel loss Is
not reported Lieut. Col Stewart Of the -al
Ind. cavalry, and Col Moore, were among
the captives. Major Hill Of the 2ad ln1,
cavalry. who was wounded says th1I aI.i
Of our infantry fought well but the o.AeE
half broke. Col Harlin' AMI Col. MiL-1I :
bngades were sent in pursuit, but the enemy
had forded the Cumberland river anu were
out of reach. Major Hill denies that me
camp was surprised.
On Thursday, Lieut. Col. Of DAVIS il
vision was captured while skirlaishing. Two
regimental quartermasteEs Of Palmer NV
sion we,e captured while foraging Thirteen
wagons with mules on q -oraglng expedillIl
were captured.
The steamer Creole IRON New Orleans
Doth uit, arrived in N. Y. TutstaT evening"
9th. The Creole reports that she saw on
the Sih. of Hatteras, the Empire Cl'y' !
propeller, Steamship with bark in tow tow
A dispatch dated Philadelphia, Dec e!ni
says the the propeller Charles Osgood, VIII
companies z and X, i2l Massachusetts,, pu'
In here for new sails, having lost two during
the gales since leaving New YORK
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonial
WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1862.

WEDNESDAY, March 49, 1862.
At market 627 Cattle. about 400 Beeves and
81 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and one. two and three years olds.
PRIcEs-Market Becf-Extra $685. s 80;
first quality $3.50 1913; second do. 800 a
5000; third do. $500 $4,25; ordinary.
Working Oxen-S90. l30 90
Cows and Calves-s}0, II, "a, co.
Yearings-SO 90.
Two Years Old-Sl6 Is.
Three Years Old-$l9 2l
Sheep and Lambs-l4G0 at market. Extra and
selections. $40. 500 $50; in lots, 1913
I 90 600.
Spring Lambs-s0.0O a 600.
Swine-0 at market.
Hides-5l &c per ID.
Calf SkinS-S &c per ID.
Pelts-:sl. 80 200 each.
Tallow-6 &c per ID.
lst quality includes nothing but the best large
fat, stall fed oxen.
Second quality includes the best grass fed Ok
en-, the best stall fed Cows, and the best three
year old steers.
Ordinary consists of bulls, and the refuse of
lots.
Sheep-Extra includes Cossets. and when those
of inferior quality are thrown out.
There was large number cattle at market this
week again, but the most of them were poor. halt
fed-suitabe for nothing but store cattle. There
were a large number of buyers. but sales were
dull. But few sold as high as $3.50 cwt, as the
butchers had supply on hand and would not buy
unless they could get some choice cattle at Sc 80
Considerable call for working oxen. Sheep dull
prices about the same as last week, some lots a
/ fraction higher. about cent per pound.
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DEATHS.

In this town, March Il, very suddenly, the wife
of Frederick Bugbec, Esq
In Waltham. Mass, March 10, Amanda +.
town.
In this town, March IL. of canker-rash, Gin
ton f., aged 81 years, youngest son of c. p. and
Julia Ann Carpenter.
In Whcelock, March II, of dipthcria. Clara.
daughter of Henry and Almira Perey. aged
year and months.
In Stockton, California, Jan. l Crowell Cham
berlin. Esq. formerly of Waterford.
In FOxcroft. Me. March 6, at the residence of
his son, Lyman Lee. Nehemiah Lee, one of the
early settlers of Peacham, aged 81 years.
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Lamoille-J. A. Child.

Lamoille A. Child.
Chittenden-1saac B. Bowdish, Edwin D.
Mason, Lemuel B. Platt
Westinghouse. w. Collamer, C. w. vii.
lard.
Grand lsle-A. c. Butler.
The convention again took a recess for the
purpose of allowing the nominating commit.
tee to prepare for presentation ticket,which
was reported as follows:
(See names under editorial head.)
The committee also reported and the con.
ventlon appointed committee, consisting of
l.. Il. Platt of Colchester, Thomas F. Powers
of Woodstock, and George W. Collamer Of
Montpelier, to fill any vacancy or vacancies
should any occur upon the foregoing tick
ct.
On motion Of Mr. Powers, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That this convention recommend
to the Council of Censors to consider the ex-
pedlency OF proposing biennial, instead Of
annual sessions of the legislature, fixing the
compensation of its members at $500 per
day, not to exceed forty days for each bien-
NAL session.
On motion of G. w. Benedict, the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That it be recommended to the
Council of Censors to propose an amendment
to the constitution, whereby the election of a
Council of Censors shall hereafter be dispen-
sed with altogether, and amendments to the
constitution be proposed by the legislature,
and adopted by a direct vote of the peo-
pie.
On motion of c. w. Willard of Montpelier
the convention adjourned
6. w. GRANDY, President.
Lewis Pratt, Secretary.
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Proceedings of the State Convention TO
Nominate Il Ticket for Council CT Cen.

PROCEEDINGS of the State Convention to
Nominate Il Ticket for Council CT Gem
>1r>.
lie convention met pursuant to call at
,ar Town Hail in Burlington, and was called
10 order by Geo. II. Bigeow of Burlington,
waen Hon Geo. W. Grandy of Nergennes
wa, appointed president pro tenn, and Lewis
i'ra,t of Woodstock secretary. On motion,
loa Hora,o Needham of Bristol, and Hon
". II. II. Bingham, of Stowe, were appoint
ID vice presidents,-when on motion the Off
1.r- pro TEN. were constituted the permanent
Ulcers Of the convention.
Hon Thomas T. Powers offered the follow
.ag.
Aesoirc}, That committee to nominate a
board OF Council OF Censors be appointed by
't delegates Of the several counties repre-
'.Ated, equal to the senatorial representation
~ Their respective counties, and that said
tMmttee report to the convention as soon
NAY be.
Ga motion of |. B. Bowdish, the PROPOSE
''l o, DR. Powers was laid upon the table,
"atn The counties were called, after which the
convention adjourned till > o'clock in the af-
,erGoon.
IAe convention was called to order bv the
President, when the resolution of DIR Powers
% wa, taken up and unanimously accepted
me com aittee then took a recess, after which
."e following persons were reported from
-''r Se'era. counties as nominating CON
m.ttee.
hh4uand-Wm. \. Burnett.
. 0so'--Ihomas f.. Powers, Lewis
nnaaa,95n-I:tus b. Gage, Cyrus NJ. Fiske
'faaAAn-hlram Darling, S. c. Noble.
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T We see by "The Newsletter" that John
A. Child, Esq, of Hydepark. has been restored
to his hearing by Dr.. Lighthill, the celebrated
Aurist and Oculist, of New York. We believe
DR. Llghthill intends visiting St Johnsbury. If so
due notice of it will be given in our columns
We copy Mr. Child's certificate:
HYDEPARK, VT, Feb s, 1862.
This is to certify that have been deaf in one
ear for the last years, and the present winter
the disease became very much worse and affected
the hearing of both my ears. In the early part
Of January last l put myself under the treatment
Of DR. N. R. Lighthill. and now my hearing is
entirely and fully restored as good as ever it
to avail themselves of his services.
Signed JOHN A. CHILD.
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CautiOn.-The market is full of limitations.
represented to be the same as browns Bron-
chial Troches,' which are in most cases Produc-
tive of positive injury. Many dealers will recon-
mend inferior preparations eEd lower priced ar
ticles, affording more profit to themselves. Ask
for and obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches'
which by long experience have proved their value
having received the sanction o: physicians gen.
orally. and testimonials from eminent men
throughout the country.
Browns Bronchial Troches, when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct inAu-
ence to the affected parts the sedative and 500
thing effect to the mucus lining of the windpipe
into the Bronchii allays Pulmonary irritation
and gives relief in Coughs. Colds and the various
Throat affections to which public speakers and
singers are liable.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-21
Bachelors Hair Dye.--The Best il
the World
Wholesale PRICES.-March IL. 1862.

W A. BACHELORS splendid Hair Dye Is the ORIG
NAL and only Reliable and Harmless HAIR Dye Known
Instantaneous in its efcts does stain the kn and in
v;gora.es the hair for life Be careful and use none other
than the genuine signed on each side of every bo1-Wx
A. BA,cHEL,R. Sold by all respectable Druggists and
Fancy Goods Stores everywhere. Mandatory No 81
Rarca, street. date l6 Bond street, and 233 Broadway
New York. 81"
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BIRTHS.

In this town, March H. a daughter to Edwin
Howard.
In Newark, March |. son to Marshall W.
StOddard.
In Burke, March 10. son to Elcazer Smith.
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Well may it be said, "Despise not the day
of small things" The wonderful results obtain
ed by the use of Doct Gifford's Homeopathic Gu
ratives, which all know are simple medicated
sugar pills, is working revolution in medical
practice. especially in domestic practice, without
its parallel in the annals of history. The price
at which they are afforded, only p cts per box.
and the ease with which they are administered,
alike to old and young. and what is Of more i'm
portance, the cures they are effecting are making
for them national reputation. They are kept
for sale by J. C. Bingham, agent, also sent all
Lee. l36 William rs street, New York Manu ;p
furnished free.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by the Honora-
bic Probate Court for the district OF Caledonia commits
sioners, to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons, against the estate Of Curtis
Stanford late OF Burke, in said district deceased
and the claims OF the deceased exhibited in offset there
to- hereby give notice that six months from the lth day
of Mar, A d. 1867 allowed for the creditors to pres
ent their claims to said commissioners for examination
a.d allowance and tina. will meet for that purpose at
the dwelling house of Mrs Curtis Sanford OF Burke, on
the 10th day OF May next at O'Clock and OH the
18th day of September next at one O'clock, p
DENISON FYLER, Cor,rs
S6-SS STEPHEN WATKINS, ! S0AA 10
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TREES & SHRUBBERY.

TREES & SHRUBBERY.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Shrubs. Roses,
Vines, and Plants, from f. c. Worcester Nurse
~ Catalogues sent By mail, and all orders
promptly attended TO.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEN rs
IND MACHINES.
OF the latest and most improved patterns. COM
prising Flows and Plow Castings from Nourse.
Mason & Co. Luke Buzzell, and NJ K j. ii.
Buck 4 Co. Also, the repairs for the Fairbanks
Plow Howe's Horse Hoe. Reversible steel teeth
ard cast iron teeth Cultivators; also, the teeth
without the wood.
Ridging Flows. Road Scrapcrs. 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 ChiSScls, etc.
FERTILIZERS.
Goes Super Phosphate of Lime and Peruvian
Guano.
CHURNS.
The New England Air Pressure Churn, Fyler's
Butter Working Churn. and CrOweHs Patent
Thermometer Churn.
WIRE FENCING,
and Iron Railing for Cemeteries, Gardens, Front
Yards. &c. Drawings can be seen at the Ware
house.
H. c. DICKINSON,
Railroad Street, st. Johnsbury, Vt.
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EXCITEMENT.
Arrival of over
$4,000 WORTH OF
DRY GOODS AT BARTON.

In consequence Of the War, one of the Largest
Dry Goods Houses in Boston has recently failed.
One-half OF their Immense Stock Of Fashionable
Dress Goods has been sent to
BARTON VILLAGE,
with orders to sell the same for whatever prices
they will bring.
The Stock comprises the largest and best as
sortment of Rich Plaid, Striped and Brocaded
Silks, Cashmere Shawls, both Long and Square,
Washington Mills Plaid. Wooden Shawls. Plain
Black Shawls, best quality of the Genuine Eng
lish Crown and Gros de Rhein Black Silks. There
are over 900 worth of Silks in the Stock.
All the new styles Imported Goods for Dress
es, such as Poll de Chevres, Garibaldi Plaids.
Mohairs, Poplins, Neapolitan DeLaines. Masen-
ia Checks, best quality French Thibets and Ly-
onese. and every variety of Dress Goods to be
found in a first class Dry Goods Store in Boston
or New York.
A splendid assortment of Bleached Linen Ia
BILE Covers, Napkins, Brown Table Covers fine
white Linens, white cambria Muslins, check
Cambrics, bleached Sheetings and Shirtings,
both heavy and fine embossed wooden Table Cow
ers, brown Cambrcs. both Sarsinet and English,
splendid French and English Print, Merrimack,
Pacific, Manchester and other American Prints,
Black Broadcloths for Ladies Cloaks and Bas-
quines.
lneTe are over ~UsVOU yuS OF fISlN . III
the Stock. Linen Hdkfs. Shirt Bosoms, Shirt
Collars. real French Fancy Shifting, Cotton
Flannels, Balmoral Skirts, Hoped Skirts, Mar
settles Quilts, Tickings, Striped Shirtings. Blue
Driliings. Crashes and Huckabuck for Toweling.
Russian Diaper, Spool Cottons. and other Goods
too numerous to capitulate in this bill.
CLOTHS! CLOTHS.
Pant Cloths of every description, Harris best
goods for mems wear, Black German Broad
Cloths, Doeskins, Satincts Beaver Cloths. Trego
Cloths, Repellants and Water Proof Cloths for
Ladies Cloaks, &C., &c. comprising the Largest
and Best assortment of Cloths in New England.
The orders to sell these Goods are uncondi-
tional and peremptory. The families of Orleans
and Caledonia Counties and Northern Vermont
have thus an opportunity obtain rich and desira-
bic goods which cannot otherwise be obtained
this side of Boston or New York.
Recolect the Store,
Mansield's Building.
Barton Village.
Next to the ''Barton HOTEL
A splendid assortment of Rich Fashionable
Cloaks.
So-93 SlIAS s. DREW ASSIGNEE
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FARM TO RENT.

A small farm to rent on shares. Apply At
this office. Immediately.
March 20.
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EH- IN DAYS OF OLD. TT
There time, in days Of old
When health was priced above fine gold
That day has paS>ed-ail now neglect
That precious boon-all should protect.
OF sense and reason all are beret,
Orlt would appear there's but little left.
Apply ii then to cure Your ills
By the immediate Use Of IIcrriCk Pills.
These remarkable Pills Starte whole communities iv
their w0ndtriUlcureS. Adapted to infancy Youth man
hood. ami old age. Put up with English Spanish French
AMI German directions. Elegantly coated with sugar
purely vegetable and sell in large family boxes cts
See advertisement.
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1OOOGooD CEDAR BUCKETS
500 GOOD BUTTER TUBS,
Also.
A large stock of GOODS, at greatly reduced pri-
ces, to make room for Spring and Summer Goods.
ISAAC WATTS, Agt.
Peacham Hollow, March Is, 1862. $3.50
COulfISSTONEPS' NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
I'VE the subscribers being appointed by the Probate
Court for the district of Caledonia Commissioners to
receive examine and adjust all claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of Jeremiah ABBOTT late
vi Barnet in said district, deceased and the claims
Ofthe deceased exhibited in offset thereto hereby give
notice that six months from the 18th day Of Mar 1867,
allowed the creditors to present their Claims TO
said commissioners, for examination and allowance and
that will meet for that purpose at the dwelling house
OF Mrs Jane Abbott in Barnet Tuesday the Sh day of
April and Tuesday the I'd day of Sept A. D. 1852, at III
O'Clock m., each Of said days.
O. GO ALIEN Lena XAN !; s MsPHEE Commissioners
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The Confessions and Experience of an
Invalid. Published for the benefit and as
warning and caution to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature decay, &c. !;
supplying at the same time the means Of self
cure. BY one who has cured himself after being
put to great expense through medical imposition
and quackery. By enclosing post paid address
ed envelope, single copies may be had of the au-
thor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, esq, Bedford. Kings
Co. NY. S5-l337.
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q c. HOOL Nj EETIN G..

9 C II l. NJ E ETIN G..
The legal voters in School district No l, in ST
Johnsbury, are hereby notified and warned to
meet at the School House on the corner Of Win
ter and Summer streets in said District,
Tuesday, the 2jM day Of March, inst,
at o'clock. p. M, to act on the following articles
viz:
l. To choose all necessary officers for the year
ensuing, to wit A Moderator, Clerk, Prudential
Committee, Treasurer, Collector and three Audi
tors.
p To see if the district will effect any arrange
ment with the Trustees of the Academy to school
any part of the scholars in said district.
3. To transact any other business that can le-
gally be done at said meeting.
o. w. BAKER, Clerk
st Johnsbury, March ID, 1862.
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Herrick's Kid STRENGTHENING Plasters

curein five hours pains and weakness OF the breast side
and back and Rheumatic Complaints in equally short
period of time. Spread beautiful white lamb skin.
their subjects the wearer TO inoony enience ana
each will from week to three mouths
Price 10 "a cents.
Uerricks Sugar Coated Pills and and Kid Plasters are
sold Druggists and Merchants in all parts the United
States Canadas South erica and may be obtained
by calling for them by their full name.
DR.. l.. Z. HERRICK CO.
6l-l3 Albany, n. 7.
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Nj I S 1 G.
upon the Piano Forte. Rooms ii II. Hastings
on Summer street.
Reterences-Messrs JOHN II PADDOCK, e II
CLARKE.
ST Johnsbury. Dec a6, 1860. %
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Composed Of Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry, yellow Dock,
Pricky Ash ThoroughwOrt, Rhubarb Mandrake, Dande
lsn &C. all Of which compounded 70 act In con-
cert, and assist Nature in sradicating disease.
The this medicine is wonderful-it directly
upon the bowels and blood by removing all Instructions
Iom the internal organs stimulating them into healthy
acton, renOvatns the fountains Ut lfe purifying the
blood cleansing from all humors and causing TO course
through part OF the body restoring the nva
the system, Liver Complaint that main wheel OF
many diseases; Jaundce in its worst forms all Bilious
diseases and foul stomach, Dyspepsia, Costiveness. all
kinds of Humors Indigestion Headache Dizziness, Piles
Heartburn, Weakness Pains in the Side and Bowels Flat
uency, loss Of Appetite and forbid or diseased Liver,
d sordered Stomach bad blood which all more
or less subject in Spring and Summer.
More than 2,OOO,0D persons have been cured BY this
medcide. 1t Is highly recommended by Physicians
rywhere. Try it, and you will never regret it.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine everywhere a:
only 25 and 80 cts per bottle.
Orders addressed to GEO. G. GOODWIN & Co.,
Boston. 86-l3ll
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Fine English Carpets from auction are adver-
tised in our paper, by the New England Carpet
Co., Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-03-21

years she has been affected with bilious deTansenel
steadily failing during that period When in New York
in April last friend advised me To test vonr rms hsr-
ing the fullest confidence In the Judgment .. NY Ileid
Park Row, New York. On returning nome. We ceased
all other treatment and aimi @ nour fllS, one
,nn Iig,ion etc surprised Us all rapid and perma-
nan, restoration 10 health has been the result We used
- than i've boxes and consider her entirely well
copsier the above just tribute 10 you Physician
and trust il will be the Of inducing many TO adopt
vo1Ir pills as their family medicines.
Yremain, dear sir, with many thanks.
Your obedient servant,