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REFRIaERATORs.
THE zICEBERg; Il5lIl IMPORTANT
BuY Your Refrigerators EarlY.

Duy- yOuf h6lTlS6IdgUIb nary
The warm and sultry Summer win soon be here,
when the temperature Of the atmosphere VIII range
from ninety tOninety- five degrees IN the shade NOW
Is tho time when housekeeper5 az ranscking Iheir
cellars for last year Rergerors or Ice thesis men
are half dacayed by mould and rust to put them IN or
der for the season. After this is accomplished you
place therein your Beefsteaks Vegetables MIX, BUT
ter and Fruit. And what thenl
Do you keep these articles cOldl YES.
Does your Beefstoak when cooked taste musty =
YES2 .f
Does your Milk and Cream sUurf 1ls5.
a Does your Butter taste of the Yegetablest les.
Is your Chest damp and mouldyl YES.
Did You ever see hear Of Refrigerator that was
free from moisture NO.
Do Won want one at the same price you paid Tor the
old one that will be guaranteed to be kept ee from
moisture, mould, must OF impure haver hS
Do Won want Refrigerator that viii be so ffee
from moisture, so COOL and DRY that the common
lOeofoco match whichis 80 easily affected oy damp
ness, can be kept perfect in it throughout the sum
mort YES.
DO You want one that Will keep itself ventilated
and the inside sweet and pure, with TIE SAM ASA
which is used by the ordinary Ice Chestl b q.
Do you want Hefrigerator that viii Be beautiful
piece Of Furniture and perform eveFythln as sileu
above YES.
NC appeal to the Ladies as the most competent
Judges to ascertain the truth Of our statements oy
s0Ho6REYs PATENT ICEBERG REFRI0E-
W. P. FOGG,
Cor Of Superior and seneca-Sts.,
China, Or0cEery and House furnishing Depot
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Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure
such Iimmeiatc results from his llbor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 80 much
eass. The climate from the extreme southern
rart OF the State to the Terre Hauie, Alton 4 St.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles. Is
Wall ADAPTED 20 Winter
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REg0iVERS q KHINEs.

sTSRVOf,VERg AND BOWL E
! SiTNTrF - ina cssofilsef Of Revolving kl99-
eIieh a. CO.. New Nogel. le5n a tlefl $ AZ
iior y lr ie cc- Is, Sl1rr Nllt Iallr = =
iiSSr5,.1I7 rmaH with various othsr 1ns.s vs. -
esifsaal4 fos aals sAsaps y 4 IrAT4ERsIEf, %
,ouve-s "a 81, ior 81, cs5slaad, ..
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PLVMBlNa.

ID p. BOWER, LIONGED PLUMBER
9s No. noe Ptiblic Square Cleveland, Ohio, Man
7ctors and Dealers il Bath Tubs, Water Ol9seis
f6sF5 india her lf0sa. Lead Galvanized and Iron
Pine Copper Boilers and Plumbers Materials OF ali
-; Citvrnd CornsrT- orders or Work promptly
attended -. Rargiriug solicited, and neatly exc
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JruFsT Conv. COTTON. TOBACCO.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety OF
fruit and vegetabiesis grown IN great abundanee,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
refufnished fFom Ato 6 weeks eafil ler than their
immediate Ficinity. Between the Eerfe Ilantei
Alton & St. Louis Railroad and the kankakee
and Illinois riFers distance OF 10 miles on
the Branch, and 156 miles On the Main Trunk
lies N great Corn end stock raising portion Of
the State.
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MEDICAL.


e. - 1zl.-+------A
.5.ssi yssslg sasaas. ..
l5tAE! 1 q O. u 9SSe
- !
z ~ 6 I e
Inn DOIEARS PREMIUMii 81
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or SpermatoFFhna, elect, &c., and
FMPOFENCY CUR ED,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILslll
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, will pay One Hundred
dollars for tie proof that he ever tails 20 cure the
fho proof that any other Physician IN the United
States treats the diseases with equal success
After many years Of aborous study aud experience,
the unfortunate, that he has perfected q system OF
treatment for Aet-
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CUREr &
Of the above, and also a onntagous diseases o. the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with ali bad effects
arising th0rofrom, including general
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PRoSTRATt0G.
lie las succeeded In curing cases In tis city, Of
whom had expended hundreds OF dollars with self
styled PHYSICIANS who profess 70 treat ali private
laaet narfiola Of lienedt
Dr. does noi boast that he d member d
J
others do Tor the purpose OF esnarng the innocent
and who hold out great expectations never to bo Te
aiized But what Dr. q. might b0ast o isths, that he
Is able to give entire satsiactldn % those who 70.
pose confidence IN his ability and Integrity aud that
ha has perfected American SYSTEM Of treatment
which challenges any Physician ef London or Paris,
or any patent medicine 70 equa for the radical
ofsem nal and 1 diseases or deiange
both mental and physical ariaing from sexual or Sc
Dr.. GIBSON also claims for his nov treatment the
following advantages over all Others yet discovered
aud hraf The agents used IN no respect disagree
able be uses relics Of the dark ages such a er.
cury, nor any other deleterious drug; bqoondiy no
restric0ns ID diet Or business s raquiredi Thirdly,
his treatment Is positive and certain in all cases Hu
stands prepared 10 20 into any public or private hes
pital In the United States and demonstrate the i'm
msnse superiority of his reatmen any other
now known &c the world In point Of promptne3s per-
nansncy, ildneas safety and convenience to the pa
fDF. GIBSON Is permanently heated in Cleveland,
and has during the past three years perprned many
cures Of diseases which had for years ressted all OF
modes Of treatm5nt Reference can be given 20 indi-
yiduals Of the TstiTespqetablitf in Gleveandi Bos
ton, New 0rk and other cities IN regard % skin and
integrityn in all professional Tansactions DyEpepsia
Rheunatism, SCrOfnla and all chronic diseases treat
/ ed with superior success. f44l
/ R8- Medicine sent to any part Of the country on
6r.s sGIBsoN' s New Work on Physiology for sale al
| his ONCE. f-
Eia. DR.. GIBSON,
| PROFESSOR OF ELECTROPATnT AND MEbICiNE,
/ 0fice-ll9 senecaSt. toW doors IRON superior ~
| stairs.
Odfce hours from to l2 and nom to O'Clock DAILY
1 f9undaVa awenufad \ H
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" H. ri
GfOKEI COREflCOKEllEW. u.
4 wsT.IhGF 4 SOY. 1Iannli-fure7s 0f co x I
PIFe HammOlasEillo scrip Vein Coal
sI-o-Dsaiorg III slid Coal for Sulithing and Doula
Ia furrdse4. VIII an ord1Il lur lla ceieuf4le4
TEFFEHS0N FIRE BRICK
FIRE CLAfl g.oandi
WATER PIPE.
IN. o. E kllACE q son,
Hammondsville, leileIson Co. Ohio.
o.f7 ION o. 3 2. Ilaiiroad-l
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VERhalN EKTERhllNAT0R.

TO Desfr0y-Rats, Roaches, So. ~ ~
10 Desiroy--Bliee, Moles and Ants. ie
To Destr0y-Bed Bugs. au 80
10 Dsshog- Moths in Furs, Clothes, sc,
10 DessroyA Mosquitoes and Fleas.
To DsstrOv-Insects on Plants s Fowls.
10 Desteoy-Insectso on Animals, SC.
TO Desfroy-Every species of Vermin.
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CrrrIrArIoN OF coFroN.


ne esDer3Hents N Gotten culture are of
gery yreds lr0nifss. Commencing u lafitHds
50 de7. 90 mia. Gee Alatte0n O ~ Br1eeA,
nd AssuIn d ttOJ on tie 1L1iil Llileii tls to-
4aVOa5Hs p thousands 81 f1ers8 1ceIl gddPfsgfo
re perfection Of this fbUs- = seffler hdsing
a fIlif "a of poan0 children, c1s sBra TIER
tiol,fH ~ ZdBor t0d most prcftGl gcc0Enf ln
tie qF0igh and perfection Qf llf3 pant
Ths gfgoF0us eEeTtt0n9 l0ig fid4iH9 70 %
fafnG sEDDJV 0f reliltis seed suited @ aes
: plant q great 6fladth 9f ia1d.
MINING AND AIAEUFACTURE5
The great resources Of the STATE, In Coal, Iron,
Lead, Zine, Potter's Clay, Limesioue, sandstonei
&C. &c. arc almost untouched; they await The
arrival Of euterprising and energetic men aecua-
toned 70 convert them into gold.
RAILROAD SYSTEM or ELLlEOI5
Raiiroads intersect the Whole STATE. s115,-
oo0 00O hare been invested 10 completing the
great net-Turk that Inks every p11i q tne e.lls
Into Immediate connection Win ne -ltro eil--lls
states and nc dircciest th0roughizres oi com
merce-
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Frsfvsrves the whole length Of tie State, fron
~ hanks Of the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
to she Ohio Al ils name Imports he kailroad
rms through the centre Of the State and on el-
theF side OF the road along ls Whcla length Ne
the lands cGcrcd for sale
TO ACTUAL sErrLERs.
From the unprecedented adYantages this Co1a-
pany oIsrs, q ID not surprlang ihai = 5nouia
have already disposed of 500 900 acres Of lana-
Itis now selling a. The rate Of ,9o9 acres Per
v-eet ThepcDulatiou along the Inc has tre1led
IN ten. wears, and Is now 81, 59l- The Company
sen to actual cultiTaiors and every contrast con
tains an Agreements 70 culilVaie-
CITES. TOWNS, lLAREEI5s DEPOIs-
There are Ninety Eight Dspots On the ComPa-
nvi1 Railroad. giving about one every seven
r5fles Cities Towns and Villages are sltuaied
Al eouveuienf distances throughout tie whole
ronisl vhers every desirable connolly may be
found as readily IS h the Oldest cities Or ne
Union, ard where buyers are p Be met ior al
kinds Of farm produce
EDUCATION
Steeaan.es and working men aiIl lnd he free
rrI,ool zvsfern encoura-ed tT the state, and En-
dovred With a large revenue Tor The support Of ne
sEhooIs Children cen live in ssht 1i the school,
the college. he church, and grow up WIN the
prosperity q the leading State IN The ereat "es-
No one Who has visited tEi5 splendid region of
country can doubt that L EQUALS ne mast faYor-
I ed descriptions that have ever been gwen q q
but let any careful observer Tis-t Is ana ne vi
inform YOU that the half has not been told Of ne
sdvnntsaes Il oilers for inluedlala Qeeupafl9n
/ and frsrieIiale rsturrI. The hrmer1 q The East
l ern and Middle States, and c1nada, are moving
70 Illinois In great numbers and = = osilefees
that Il these surprising alFl1tlges were n-es
known 70 the farIlersi ueclaile- 7. -
and working population q cFel-creleed Aurol3e,
they would promptly aFa-i iaen4si's1 q Ils
knoEiedge.
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M ORDEARK YIELD

Of Corn Is from 90 to 50 bushels per acre Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here az small cost and yield large profits. Il Z
believed that no section Of county presents 5feat-
or inducements for Dairy Farming -han the Prsi-
rics Of Illinois, branch Of farming TO which bur
lltle attention has been PAID, and which must
yfeld sure profitable results. Between the kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
Ieith. distance Of So miles on the Branch and
l4T miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy lay,
Surfing Wheat Corn,
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AGRTCUITURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural prodnclsof Illinois are great
er than those OF any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated at 85 o00, 900 bushels
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 ooOs-
600 buaheis, besides the crop Of OATS Darieys
RYE BuckWheat, Potafocs, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, squashes, Flax, Hemp Peas, Clover,
Cabbage. Beets. Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 30 to swell
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
we're sent out OF the State OF IIlinois during the
STOCK RAISING.
In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. AlIkinds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep. Hogs, &c, Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have alEgadJ been
made, and the Geld Is open for others 70 enter
with the fairest prospects OF Hkeresuits- DAIzT
FARunga also presents its inducements 70 many.
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nR. j. McCONNELL'S EYE AND
IL RARINFIRMARY, 935 suPerior-st., corner
Of Sgneca=St.
Dr. MCCONNELL having becns for several years
connected with the first Institutions Of this character
in New York and elsewhere, feels confident that he
can give entire satisfaction to those afflicted with any
disease OF the EYE or EAR, Whomay put themselves
under his treatment. Numerous Instances OF persons
almost totally Blind Deaf, have been restored TO
siFht or hearing These cases may be seen in the city
at any time by persons calling. Also, number Of
successful operations for the removal OF Cataract.
pzN Artificial Eyes inserted that have the appear
ance and motion Of the natural eye.
His celebrated EYE WATER will be sent TO any
address on the receipt Of One Dollar. All commune
cations By letter must contain stamp for return
postags. octS
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PHOTOGRAPHS.


NLEVFf,ANDPAPER COMFY,
-FTan7fsct1rtrs az n 7{lS, BOOK and lAHiAf-
PIG PApFR. Orders hlled promptly
O. ". TAYLOR, Assnf-
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coal OIL AND LAMPS .

nTTT OIIli OILllI---W.s q. Goo-
u DFrTrD y CO.. prCpriotQr8 Of the lIaEElsl and
F7Sf OIL RE EIl ElI ir the y eetcrn 1olnlIg, a47e
this dnT rsddcsd he prizes o. t1alr
KeFOgilo and DnFbcR els
Ths eusiify shal b ~ hareiol11s, 10 Tely b4l
to - 6fsaf sIteI1 on WofkI. o01si lo5 8. qlli
81, r1aT q AleiE Hc11as sas -
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OATs, DAHLET, BYE, BUCaIVHRAT,

And vegetables saiisd 70 ths climate. are ptodu-
ced in great abundance. The northern perish
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of PennsyiEsnias
while the southern part has the climate Of Ksn-
tucky and VlFginis, giving variety Of tssnpsi-
ature IN the state, suited to ai0si every produet
OF the United staiss.
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0o0 05O hsTe been invested 10 completing the
greaf network that links every part q the state
Into Immediate connection With ne s1rroun
states and ne dlrcciesl th0roughizres of com
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ssf,osfnrss'i Rat, Roach &c. lsSterninnt0r'
fsfsosinr's', Bcd-Bug ExterIiil lilatof.
fsCogfHr,ss' Electric Powder iof Ahsecta' -
IN &c. SOC and leo Bottles and Flasks. g aud
s5 sizes for Plantations, ships, BoatsI
Hotels, &c, &c
THE ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN
uNof tia1rsrllis to the Human Family
s.Rafs 40 not die on the premises.
sThsy como out Of their holes to die
efF Sold EUeTyl5hTe-by
ALL WHOLESALE DRuGaIsrs ia me laIge citles, - anu
ms goneraily, IN an Country Towns aud Villages IN
the United States
HEr Sold BY
sTRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, }Clsveland.
I,ri,ci0ai VVIoiosaIo and Retail AGENTS, -,
resy-ClousrRY DEALERs can order as above; -,
Or address orders dirgct OF Tor Prices fer!ns, elo
A. HENRY r.. CQSTARs
PRIyCIpAL DEror-No. is2 BrDadway' n =
ns sold al strong & Armstrong; Cleveland, o,
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There are Ninety Eight Depots On TIE OomPa-
nvis Railroad. giving about one every seven
1flss Cities, Towns and Villages are sltuated
Al couTenienf distances throughout the whole
route. where every desirable coHlno1ity may Be
found as readily IS n the Oldest cities Of tie
Union. and where buyers are - Be met FOR an
klrfa n f1r1u uroduca.
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m TITTyoIs CFvTRaL RAuROAD

Tr,TeFses the whole length of The state, from
he banks Of he Mississippi and Lake 4iehigan
to ne Ohio Al lis name imports, he Railroad
rms THROUGH the centre OF the STATE, and on el-
thes SIDE Of The road along lll Whcls length De
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PROFESSION OF ELECTROPATuK AND MEbICiNE,
Ohiee-ll9 Seneca-St., fow doors from Superior 1p
odice hours from to l2and nom TO O'Clock daily
fgundava awepnted ar-. D. -r..a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-18
Feed and Shelter Your Mich Cows Well,

The Boston Cultiyator truly remarks,
that there is no domestic animal in regard
to which is generally so mach neglect to
provide properly, as the mich COW. The
idea seems TO be too common, that she may
give milk the greater part of the year, sup
porting at the same time calf in the fetal
state, with no more nor better food than is
given animals which have only their own
bodies to support. The consequence is,
that the mich cow is worn down by the
unnatural tax upon her system her fat is
takeE away in butter; the substance of her
muscles in cheese and even her bones are
weakened by the phosphate of lime which
the flow Of milk carries of. Surely, such
sacrifice deserves consideration and recon-
pense, which it would be profitable to the
farmer to bestow. Ifthere is any animal
which policy would dictate the good treat
ment Of it is the mich COW. 1t should be
remembered that it is only the food she
consumes beyond what is required to sup
port the natural wastes of the system, that
can afford surplus in the way of milk.
Hence, the food which would barely support
two cows, and leave nothing for the owner.
If eaten by one cow, would enable her to
return the value of one half of it in milk
SO the advice of close observer to dairy
man, to sell one half his cows, to increase his
produce of butter and cheese, had reason at
the bottom of it. Cows should be well fed
and sheltered; in fact, they should be kept
in all respects in the condition that is we'll
expressed by the word comfortable"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-18
THE CALIFORNIAN.
From the Journal of Agriculture.
A PROFITABLE COW.

Mr. Editor Much has been said in your
columns recently about barns. My expert
ence in this cold region for forty years has
BEEN in favor of the tight barn, provided
we'll with doors and windows, for ventilation
and light. Some of your correspondents
think it best to keep cattle in the barn day
and night, advice from which l beg leave to
differ. Give the animals liberty, and if the
sun shines they will seek it; but in cold and
stormy weather they like the barn-and a
tight one, too.
Some people keep hay before their cattle
all the time, but | would rather have my
horse stand half the time with no hay. No
man likes full plate at all times of the day.
] give good hay regularly; it is eaten clean,
and my animals look well.
have seen no directions in your valua-
BILE paper about milking. In the first place,
get COW that is good for milk; then feed
and milk with regularity. One good COW,
well kept, is worth two of medium quality,
kept as some farmers keep them. l
give my COW good hay and one peck of sug-
ar beets ian easy crop to raise) in the morn
ing; at noon, hay; and two quarts of shorts
Or cob meal at night; good pasture in sum-
mer, and pumpkins in the fall Of the year.
will now state what my COW has done
since the middle of last April. sold her
calf when ten days old, for 1925. She has
made 26O pounds of butter; We have sold
80 quarts of new milk, and used what cream
and new milk We have needed in family of
three persons. That is more than one half
the income used to get when kept six
cows fed on dry hay and straw in winter, as
most farmers keep their cows up in this re-
gion. She gives five quarts of milk day
now; her time for calving will be up the first
Of April. If any reader of the Journal
knows how to get more profit from one COW,
please tell US how TO do it.
J. w. SAVAGE.
Lisbon, n. H., Feb 10, 1862.
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pCl ME AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD.
Health and Strength Secured by The uss Of
THE GREAT SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
DIR. LiNGLETS
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS !

Composed Of SarSalarlla. Wild Cherry yellow Dos
frlchly Ash ThOrvu ghWort. Rhuharh Mandrake nali
lisi &c all oil which are compounded act in CO..,
cert, and assist Nature in sradcain- disease.
The effect Of this medicine i worlr1t-i- rrS sra,
upon le bowels and blood. hy reiaogiii- all or,iructs
iln the Internal organs. stimulating them into f-ay
ic-ipil- ief"xafii- the fountains lie prsfls-
h"od Cleansing II from all hunur> causing
anew Through every iari 81 the body restoring ff ma
10 10 talii and usefulness They aud era .luar
Iran the system, Liver Complaint, that maiiwhe 81
many diseases Jaundoe in its forms all RiuS
diseases AID foul stomach. Dyss p,ia. Co,firue,,
kinds Of HumUr> Ind geSiion Headache Dizziness Ps
Heartburn, Weakness Pans In the and Bowels Fla
Gieicy los: OF Appetite, aud forbid OF diseased Liver
d. s,rered Stomach. or tad blood To- which mn an. more.
or less suliec ia Spring and Summer
More than 2,untoo prisons have been cured ty tbs
edcde- Ii i highly recommended ly P.xscfl,,S eX.
ry~heTe- Try ii. ami You Will never regret IL
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine everywhere =:
only % and IS cts per bottle.
Orders addressed TO GEO. c. Goopw1x & Co,
Boston. ssl3ll
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-18
1000 Agents Wanted.

10 Introduce DR. Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every county. Men or women who want 10 make
money quickly. can do better with these articles
than anything in market. They are new. useful.
low priced, and we are spending thousands in
advertising them for the benefit of agents. Box
es of samples. containing dozen of the one
dollar packages above specified, with circulars
will be sent, on receipt of seren deilars, about
half price, TO any person wishing to test his mr.
her skill in selling with the view of BECOMING an
agent They can be sold in day.
u We would rather pay salaries than cou-
missions to those who prove themselves eticien,
statesmen. siiieiea'
70 Now is the time to 60 into the bu,iues..-
FOR address and references see above.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-18
HARD TIMES COFFEE.

The trying times and the high price of coffee
has demanded that good substitute should be
founG for pure coffee, and the manufacture Of
the Hard Times Coffee has succeeded in the IL
vention Of an article which meets the require
ments of the times, and which The Mass. State
Assayer, DR. Hayes, pronounces free from ary
deleterious substance Ii Is sold ~ 4 VERY low
price. and is, in fact about equal 10 pure coffee
Manufactured by II. B. NEWALL. Manufac-
turer of Coffee, Spices and Cream Tartar. 81
South Market Street. Boston,
Try it You can set pound O: any Grocer IN
ST. Johnsbury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-04-18
ORDERof NOTICE Of SETILEur,,
HARRIS KNAPP,s rSr,rr
y FATE OF VERN ONT

In Probate Court held at 81 Johnstury within, ma .
said District On the Isl day oi April u l>s.
Instrument puTpOItir- IL be ille last " m , ~
- lament OF ABNkR H0TT, late ta lNi,8lr =, -
District deceased being pre>eniedt 10 the CeurT IN
NJ H"st The executor therein named f,r p
IL Is ordered hr said Court, that all l,,r>li- c,-
therein be notified L. appear al session sad G.
he holden Al the Probate Office in 81. Juir>il-y
lsi day OF May l>is. and show cause. il ag r,.- -
have. against the Probate SAID Will. Tor Nhir.
il Is further ordered that copy oi the reuar 81
lie published three weeks essively IN TIN. 4 as -
printed Al ST JohrsiJIry. previous saia TIM, ,,
FOR hearing ASA l.. FRENCH. Juysce III p. e..
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