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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-12-26

ST. JOHNSBURY Business DIRECTORY
EMILY A. VARNEY. N. ID.
H YSIC IAN AND SURGEON
Office. first house North OF the North Church
J. RIO :,
ATTORNEY, COUNSELLOR SOLICITOR.
Office over E. J-wett's.
JOHN ID. MILLER, Ag't.
xAyrFAcTrREE
c \ IAGES OF ALL KINDS,
OPPOSITE DEPOT, ST. JoHNSBURY. W.
L: Carriages repaired az short notice.
MUTT l. son.
FILE MANUFACTURERS. STEAM MILLS,
Opposite Passenger Depot.
Z. .TEWETT,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS. CRoCkEKY HARDWARE
BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, OILS, FsINIs. &c.
Main Street.
Miss L. McDOUGALL,
MILLINERY a DRY GOODS.
Opposite Caladoiian Office.
F. Il. GAGE, ARTIST,
AT ST. JOHNSBCRY PORTRAIT GALLERY.
Amhrotypes Melaino'ypes. an, iiie-sze Photographs
Better and cheaper than el<eN here.
GEO. =. SHAW,
ms r a nee AGENT
Office with J Ross. Jcwe;ts Building
MINER Il UNDERWOOD,
PAINTERS GRAINERS PAPER HANGERS.
Snop up'"> lie 3iIGh,m's Drus Store.
GEORGE ALDRICH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in FURNITURE.
iallToad street
\. b. FLINT,
Manufacturer of HARNESSES. ctc..
Opposite Pa>~ruI'>ic House, Railroad street
c. c. CHILDS.
DEALER IN WATCH :. JEwEfRy :Iivi. AND
Plated WARE, >PEtTA,IEs. BOOKS. STATIONERY FANCY
GoopS, TOYS. &C.
Repairing and engraving dome with elegance and prompt
ness. Opposite Post Utice. Main street.
DANIELS u COOK.
NEAT AND PROVISION MARKET.
Opp Fa-sumpsic House. Railroad street
WI. ii. HORTON.
MERCHANT TAILOR and dea er in Gents Fur
ni,hns noni.. Railroad street.
HOYT Il GREEN,
DRUGGISTS, and dealers in Paints OILS, and vsrni>hes
hat.iVai Sl't!
IL. IL. WTON,
DENTAL. SURGEON.
ohi'r opposite bank. Main street.
II. e. DICKINSON.
HRIct 1t! RAJ WAREHOUSE SEED STORE
h'ti"F : hu"'i'iS Kair"ai street.
II. X. BROW
Dealer IN >rryEs. TN WAhH WooDfx K Glass
lrI, Taste 4
l. AR MINGTON,
Manufacture. & Dealer il. Furniture and Chairs.
~ J"l.nsturS Centre.
Il. TtES('O1"T.
LIVERY STABLE Passengers carried to and from the
cars Stshie Oh eItral street. 81 Jo.>hury HuI-.
=. NEWELL. NJ. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
"iIlc' over Howard Bookstore. opposite Batk
!. ID. KlLBIi RNE. ID. ID. =.
dental SrRiEON.
"Hi.e. Corner MAJ. aud CeiiTai streets.
A. J. Will RID.
ATTORNEY AND COZ >EiIok AT LAW
SOLDIERS BACK PAY. BOZ y TIES AND PENSIONS
obtained - charges illness Successful
+. VI. now ARD.
Dealer II.
WATCHES. ZEN ELRY. RuikS. STATIONERY AND
FANCY GOODS.
opp"Sir" Balls. Nam street;
JOHN BACON. I'd, Il 60.
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col. larQc l2mo. Prize Sl.2j.

me cf'''r ana The pubic rtgt m predicting. tina.
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and rAtrUs'' ipvii!y, all other histories III tn. War
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T ANDS FOR SALE
IL H-es-morc. VI. ia the vicinity Of
u ]. J. OF G. Ii BY J. \ X L

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lie subscriber offers fer safe. in quantities 10
suir purchasers COCO ACRES uf New Land IN
the town a.; II c,sii,erc. IL prices ,ary!ng i:cm
=; 10 ~ per acre. according 20 quaii'v md loca
rua
These lands a-e Of excellent quality. COVERED
with mINcu growth o. Mapie. Beach. f3roh-
Spruce and ttcin!ora- nc SDii i = rich d.la
inanl. ana will prcdgIc from - "a olshei- Of
Wheat per acre. wiihu'i: manure.
Nc,lm"re i near tao fassumps;c Ia To al. =
in"Fca >is ia population. ami wil! eventual, be
come one nf the :.SSf agricultural town, IN Or
leans County.
>'iCi a. AZ contemplating "m:.ration L, the
West. inc purchase % Old w,.rl.-ou- farms A
the t7S'. W! "a. .scil 20 take lnos II Wc>iio:r
ncfc,e pare. ,-ng s.s..shrrc. a ii sIal credit
gwen. GEO. Is CHANDLER
Concord. y. Il. Fe0 1851 :iltf
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
lle.a,d MI. EDDY as tie most capable and
suSer>iuI pr dctltiouers with whom have hal scia
in'sfS"urse CHARLES MASON.
Coruli--.'IltT Patents
1 cave no hesitation in a--ufjn- inventors that hey
taiin"' "p@y person Hup.g.'I and trust worthy
amin re cip able al yiiri,c ip.t at IN Ia .rrn
t"-tCnre Tor them eSry AMI ihie consideration,
AT TIE Patent ouyce-'' EENtN BuREt
Late Commissioner ~ Patents
Nj H. Eiiv Ia. mace thirteen applications
~ ali but me at which ptart, have Ieen Granted slj
N = i now lin. Sich mist iSine pr,nl pr.a,
talent ana ability his part led Recommend iii
' 'iltr- L. apply To- n'su To- Ciire thplT
The may be- At tvic the istniii ,r,..,,i =,
trs wed on their and at =. ,l, ,.,r
ge." JOHN r.:t.,p
During eight months the sub cr0er IN c,,pr-. -, b,s
large practice ,de twice III .CIe apu, ,tiu- -,
teen appeals every one of which was deCied in his IA.
Yer. by the Commissioned OF patents.
Boston. Dec. Z. 1851. 7auss.
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"oNWISSIoNEES MOTT. i.
JAMES Hoax ARDS ESTATE
STATE OF TERhDAT,

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ORDER q NOTICE of SFrTIEua,>-.o
MARY DENlSnNS. -
STATE or VERMONT r.,-,.,,-;, n.

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h''er an extensive prLstCe Of upwards Of twenty
Years continues 10 secure Patents ia the United State.
al" m treat Britain Fra AMI other foreign,
caveats Specifications. Bonds Assignments AMI al T.;
PtIN"r pTiH Ing iT Paieu'- executed
anu with .c-piiCh Rc-eIr, he> made info ,,o.-r ar
Foreign WORKS "a determine the validity or uI;y - p
i"- "f tilEriiiln'>-dild legal ntiit a,yc
III al ut,'eT- touching TIL" Copies rha ciiI,l>
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. >.En'nent> recorded at " I>hirSrtr.
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tut Through Il inventors have al, aui ..S :; r ..rs
Patents " a,c"rtain- the IIrcnIahii, ~ . 4ntin,,>
7ui.'osr' Nv IL i.'i Immediately superior to- any
N'l'SG ~ "r offered ihm -l.. here To. rI,..i
et'" -il. prov" thai none & >l-cr,>rI AT ia.
tati 'iice tian the S.hSrrl'r aEi success = III,
te>t pT"n al advantages anl alriliy ne v.i ala gb II
liz mas i"Uina't reason 20 .r,. aud can prov. Th.,
no other Office vi tue kind are the Ca.r,cs Ir ,r.,i "a,
al s'I Sl moderate The immense pTailr- % ti.,
uuI INK l"enty years enabled him IL
accumulate ,a-t collection of Specification and t
dec -ioo> relative TO patents
eese OSsues Ms extensive library Of iessl sr,a IL
Sheca works. aid II accounts uf patsu-s granted N
IoF ..ec states iud Europe render him aoie heynui
Question: ~ 'uer superior tavr, Tor obtaining Psrsiis
missrS'!t' nf } urrley I" wa-hn.tou TO procure G
iivealJrs. NV
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EcHeuiatP E.Lrs,

t:is t1nT>o embraces E..s sptIS IN al it. depart
I"Iii-- P-ini>hp Clgin..-clAl Arithmetic Business
toTe>t'''l1e * CON- ieTNla Lax Political kI'I's.y
kEiiliii '7ciai tihc-- ar, ef>:p Settlements cIs
I. urt' re is'd AMI Alfred BAHIA Mes. Is
lne sps> -r-siI - frI1aT-Eip !. iRuse- q al
IT'S var r;sr> b, the * hui lite
The Bookkeeping de iiei = 8iter the sIr>ia 81
perN.soa AID ii>iracii. vi IT.. Pr.a,. al IcseG
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y o I &c F.

Immediate payment of all demands due Ii
aye iirm OF Horton X Iialle,' : desire:
-l,f W II HORTON
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General fatYrmnfi.a.

General inflammation.
students a1gy tie NJ Eacat. - Usual
fii- - a.. s',ir--- - Urtk- Asst
s'icr re lirT-i Ia .;lsta ia $40 Ia .aI
uIlr- prescribed villa ~ -ail -i-aA ii n .JtcIIa
as- =. cts 81. 90 g.--> eel -lri'- 4 prnnaau-
ship. AZ .,!4-r To-, i'-frT >...l.,s-. al az ir--
luG E;.i- y AKIN az.
10 % bi,.-fdnfpl. \ L.
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II \ | X JE II EiRN

II I I Il j I. II I. I. Il
in the latest AMI most arr:ovcI STYLES an A
cheaper rates 'han III Boston or Nrw YORK
\. B. continue - manuficrr.rc NV silver
spoons and warrau- Il m coin standard
Old G"ih and So taken in exchange ~
Goods Those wishing to purchase will f,nd II
for their interest 10 give me call
All Goods Warranted as Represented.
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I d. KILBOURNE, D. d. s.
DENTAL. SURGEON.

--i'I' :. COR MAIN AN1, CENTRAL SIS. DIRECTLY
oTFn>!rE - srHN~Bg-RI RUI>E-
.nAi.a established ih I>i6i
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GERMAN TOYS.
If :auGlahc >'y..> AMI an.,i>..:c "a children
Plain ;ind Coi"ra,! Li,hn..r.p pin pic,nres.
Cval, CHI and other Picture Francs.
\, nay tore at all h9>:nc>s hours r,:,v b. >esr
Ire" OF charge FicruIr ti....e:y. rcy..,lns Ser
,o>c"pr AID many line Stcrc">ropic N.cxs
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SPECrACLES AND EYE GLASSES

OF Gold. Silver ana "'hc. kinds # bows VI.
assortment Ant. experience are ,;.yh that ,ai
'p..y supply the wants G.: tho VINO ra,i h, kc.u
ed, cqnr IA any op'ic.IT. and Al me f.u@a ir-.
rrigc. Ny { C.CH!i..s> c"miiIsrI", - In.ii..i.,
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P>>>hp Vt 1HF ANNUAL SESSION, 1862
DESIGNATED hv tie Secretary of State fol
lnbi.ca'.rn IT all the New spapers.l
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CASH At LOW PRICES.
Wholesale AND RETAIL

customers At 81 times with Rex aud .!,-ira b.
I"u!-. such aS Wl'r'c~ sr.i ;.,''rv 4 a. kis.'
mo >t.!",. Books AMI S',:srory. SILVER Pat,
Ware. fa.rv G"",l>. : --,lt ,ario'r. ,Gui -i'l,!,
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The Gr@fenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under the immediate su.
peryision Of sklfu Physician, and they may be re-
lied upon in all cases.
The intelligence Of the community Is insued by the
offer OF single medicine which claims 10 ALL DISEASES
but the Grefenberg Remedies consist Of eleven different
Medicines all unequaed in tho the diseases for which
they are recommended among which may be selected ap-
oprate TO Of the diseases incident TO this country
climate.
The GrGeabcrg regetabe PHs better than any other
kind Of Pills in the world-Price % Cents.
Tie Grafea6erg Uterine CathoHcon is an innble RENE
dy for all Female diseases-Price l,5l Cents.
The Uterine Cabnioou Will also cure Gravel diseases OF
the Kidneys, urin' = !iGcultles in males
Iae GrgeHbeTg S0rsaporliia by FAR the most powerful
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Tie GrGfeHbrg Dyseniery Syrup is certain and quick
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The GrGteaberg Pile Remedy never fails to permanently
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The GrGen6srg ChdrsHs Panocea Is an invaluable com
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The GrgJeRberg Eercr and 4ue Remedy is sovereign
specific for this particular disaase Price 80 Cents
The Grgte7berg Green Mountain Ointment excels all other
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The GrgcRbsrg ConsumDtirss Balm affords the most as
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has known the Grafenberg CUnsu4ptives Balm used with
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his statement.
The GraeHberg Health Biers the most pleasant and
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The GrGfeHberg Eye Lotion Is unparalleled ia all inHa-
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An Ercellcm HIine for Females,

Every Family should use Speer,s Sam
huct Ntne.-Ce'ebHted for its medicinal and beDeGcin
qualities as genuine Stmulant, Tonic, Durctic ard Sun
rhc highly esteemed 10y eminent physicians and of the
first families of EruOpe and America.
As DiuretIc it impair "A healthy action 10 tbs
Glands aud Kidneys and Urinary Organs very beneficial In
DroTsy, Cont, Eruptons and Rhe rmatic affections.
AS Sudorfic 1t opens the pores and expels all i'm.
purities by incns6lc Ferion thereby driving OH Eup.
Ons and cleansing the surface, giving and vgor To the
whsle system and BLOOMING SoFT and HEALTHY condi
ton TO the skin and Complexion.
Speef's Wine is not q mixture manufactured mr.
dcle, but is pure, from the juice Of the Portugal Sambucus
grape cultivated in the U. s. and recommended by Cheis
and Physicians possessing medicinal properties superior
TO any other wines in use, and excellent article for
weak and debtated persons, and the aged and nirm i'm
proving the appetite and benehtting ladies and children
Ladies' Inc, because it will not intoNicate as other
vines it contains mixture Of spirits other liquors
and is admired for its rich peculiar flavor and nutritiye
properties, mparlinC healthy tone tn the digestive ORGANS
and n blooming soft, and healthy skin and complexion.
We refer to few well known gentlemen and physicians
who have tried the Wine -
Gen. Winfield Scott L. 5. A. Dr. Wilson. 11th ST.. n Y
Gov. Morgan, n, Y. State, Dr. Doughter Newark i
Drs. Darcy and NichOll Dr. Ward. Newark n J.
Newark, NJ. DR., Parish Philadelphia Pa
Dr. Parker n. Y. City IrJ r. Clinton N. y Cify
And mnny others too numerous Tn publish,
None genuine unless the signature of ALERED SPEER.
Passric, n J is the cork of each bottle. Make one
trial of this wine. A. SPEER, Proprietor
vineyard at Iassfic, n j., Office, No. 2OS Broadway,
New YORK. Sold by Druggists generally.
Ashta5uIa G3Oy
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pIEp.

In Kingsyrlie, on the Sd inst offer sbor
and severe Illness, HARMON REED, in his 60tf
year, an esteemed member Of the congregational
church 10 that place, since its Organization
10 Chester Geauga county, Mrs LAURA, wife
Of Levi Culver and daughter of Roswell Ward
Of Oonneaut, aged 81 years.
In Connea1t on the Goth ult. Wn. II. CHENEY
aged 43 years.
ln Hospital, Mumrordsville, Ky. Nov. 29th
aIterau illness Of three days Of inflammation Of the
bowels. WIN. d. HOLDEN, Co. X, l05th reg 7
son oi >. z. and Nancy HOLDEN, Geneva
In Plymouth, on Froay Dec. 18th, DANIEL
CASTLE, in the slst year Of his age.
MIR. Castle was one of the earliest settlers o
this township, having immigrated from Yer
mont 10 the year 1898. In the war of 1917
he was among the fist to volunteer in defence
OF his country, and was in the army uhder Gen.
Harrison, at Fort Mcigs. The first stick loI
the pickets Of that fort having been cut 10y
himself The hardships and prvations Of that
campaign broke down naturally stroug con.
stitution, aud for forty years or more past he
was disabled to a great extent. And after
much suffering he has at length passed away to
his reward, leaving large circle Of relations
aud friends TO mourn his departure.
In West Audovcr, Dec. 18th, Cora L., adop-
ted daughter Of Thatcher aud Marian Gregory,
aged six years.
In Ashtubuo, Dec. 5th, of chronic disease
con lracted in the army, FhANCIs NJ. CANFIELD,
OF Co. a, 20th reg't o. VI.
In Regi mental Hospital at Frederick, Md,
Dec 9TH, cfTyphoid fever, EDEN IL. WRIGnr,
OF Co. ID, 2Oth regt o. vi.
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VInunt ssmbuei,-We have b,en sIo,s,, s,.oni,,o

ttnum Sambuei.-We have been shOVu sIecneus
o sScameual or pune juice Wine prepured by Mr. ALFRlD
SPEi ol FassaG ~ D. out of the Portuguese Sambucus
valuable fruit which he culivatcS this country In taste
II assimiates to port without ITS heating quae. being
absolutely free from spirits further than tue fermentation
affords leiere is given to 1t all the other wines
in New York and other hospitals tonic gentle stimulent
'iuTec ana sodorc MIR Seer has been years in the
production Of this Wiue and the wine he sells IS four
years Old Dr Chiffon the chemist cerfes its pur iy aud
mt dcnal properties and other eminent physicians attest its
value tonic. 1t is difficult il imlOsSule to yet
OF pure port wine for nvaiids and t is ptotaoe sus
ue uT The pure arc possessing many of the qualities Of
Old port beng in fact considered supeOr.N T. Tribune
GEO WILLARD has obtained some that is over four years
old dect rom the Nnyard and will nrh information aud
testimonials as to the virtues Of the Sambuci
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E. r. WILLIAMS, as will be seen by adv. en-
tiers the field as a competitor in the lumber mar.
,ket, and bids libernlly for a share of trade
Friend Williams is not only "stroighthai
and reliable, but he will be found Of very pleas.
ant bearing. and right on the goose" "every
time" His figures leave no room to fear glut
in the market. Good sIeighing, a steady win
ter temperature is oil that is requisite for brisk
season, as Williams supplies the tin, wherewth
to grease the wheels Of trade.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-20

Prof. w. MILTON CLARK, vocal and in
strumeutal musician for mery connected with
OssaD K. Dodge in conceTtering, gave two
concerts in this place-one on Saturday and
one on Monday evening Owing to The rain
the audiences were not large, but those that
did hear him were well pleased with his sing.
ing. He has deep, rich voice, Of consider.
able more Than ordinary power and compass
and is also ine Instrumental performer His
rendering of 1.-The Old Sexton" was particularly
pleasing 10 us, and amid the deep bass tones,
one can almost fancy he hears "the earth worn
spade" throwing up the gravel from the depths
of the charnal house -RepOrter.
Mr. CLARK requests US to say that he will be
in Ashtabula for the pur3ose of giving a con-
cert in the course of next week, the particular
evening to be announced by bills.
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We lost eighty seven killed and about one
hundred Esd twenty wounded, and thirteen
hundred prisoners.
Three wagon-loads Of muskeis we're otter.
ward retaken by our reinforcements The
enemy got about thirty wagons and teams.
The enemy lost about fifty men. Col.
Moore was personally brave, but incapable
to handle troops.