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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-21
Cambridge Cattle Market.
BY TELEGRAPH.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10, 1862.

At market 2672 Cattle. about 1900 Beeves and
172 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
and one. two and three years olds.
fRICES-Market Beef-Extra S6,25 j. $50;
first quality $3.50 1918; second do. 5000 a
5000; third do. 1913 5000; ordinary.
Working OXen-S70, 600 100
Cows and Calves-S2O, 90, 25. 10.
Yearlings-S900 HOO.
Two Years Old--Sl6 10.
Three Years Od-S20 %
Sheep and Lambs-640O at market. Extra and
selections. $40 800 $50; in lots, S2,2j
0.0Oa $50.
Spring Lambs-SO.oO 600.
Swine-0 al market.
Hides-7t Sc per 10.
Calf Skins-S &c per ID.
PeltS-Sl,3S l,25 each.
Tallow-Si SIC per ID.
Veal Calves-from 50 to 5000.
Ramarks.-There was about the same number
of cattle as last week. Sales fair without any
change in prices from last quotations. There was
about 1000 more sheep than last week and sales
were dull. Prices 25c lower per head All can
not be sold to-day without still greater decline
AS usual on THAI ksgiving week, next market
day will be on Tuesday.
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Syphilis and Me~curiel Discs Sc.

From d. Hiram Snoaf, IF - LoRts, J. iSSSurs
." find your SAR ,AP.. GILL, a more efiecIusl
remedy for the iiarr symptoms Syphilis
and for syphilItic dSese tlian Other possess
The profession in icii.d 10 Oh for OF .hC
best medicines we have"
From 4. ). French, ". ~, an eminent ptgsicid, o,
Laurence, MusS, srto is a prominent. .Q,Ht.s g,
xhe legislature Of Massachusetts,
I" DE- AVER Ny iear Sir l have und lou.
SARSAFAIiI-LA an excellent remedy foi SIpt las
both of the primary nd secondary type and eficc
tual In SOME cases that too o5siin1e 10 yield
to other remedies. 1 do not know What We can EN-
ploy with more certainty OF success, weae power
ful alternative Is required"
Mr. Cns. s. Ian Ilesr, Of Ne9r brunswick, " j. /.
had dreadful ulcers Ola his legs. caused 10y the abuse
Of mercury, mercariai DISEASE which rew more
and more aggravated for years ia spite oi every
remedy or treatment that could b. applied, unli the
perserering use of AVER SAIi>ArAElll.A relieved
him Few cases can b. found more Inreferafc and
distressing than Thu, and II took several dozen
bottles 10 cure him
Leucorrhna, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced 10y internal Scrofuloas u
strufioa. and often cured by the alternative
effect of this S.RsAPARILIA- Some cases require,
however IN aid OF The SARSAPARIILA, the sLilful
application Of locsi remedies.
From the nreu-kroara and srideigceleLrdtet, DR..
Jacob Morrill, Of rTsciRaati
have found your SARSAFaRILLA al excellent
Alternative III diseases of females. Many cases of
lrregularty, Leucorrhna. Internal liberation, and
local debility, arising from The scrofuous diathss
have yielded 10 II, and thcr. are few that 90 not
when It's effect Is properly aided by local treatment
4 ioiy, "Rsriag 10 aItcac he Publication oj her
name, gritos.
MY daughter and myself lare been cured of a
very dehihtaiLng Deueorrhea Of long standing: by
two bottles Of your SARsAPARILLA."
Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complains, 0ys-
pepsia, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when cause" by StTcfula il. the system, rapidly
cured by ihls EN-. SARsAFARILl-,-
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1DMI,IS TR4TORS SALE.

Will be sold at public auction at the residence
of the late Benjamin Woodbury.. of Concord. de-
ceased. on Wednesday Dec II. 1862. at 10 o'clock
m: all the interest occupied by the late Benja.
min " oodbury in certain real estate. to wit:
One half lease lot containing fifty acres Of
land, more or less, situated in Concord. aforesaid
Also. another half lot containing fifty acres
more or less. called the Wallace lot.
Also three acres of land where the house. wood.
shed and granary. lately occupied by deceased
now stand.
Also lot of I25;. res of wood land and pastur-
ing situated in Concord. called the Sweet lot
Also at same time and place various articles OF
personal property, such as hay, straw, one horse,
sleigh. cart. etc etc.
J. W. JOSLIN, Admr.
P. MAY. Auction. 2023
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LhAON1 OOLUlEho DLSLaoLO.0 ulot
J. Smith, Co C, 4th regiment, and Horati'
G. Plat, Co D, I'd regiment, both died a
Fairfax Seminary Hospital, Virginia. Hen
ry w. Fuller, Co l, 9TH VT, died on boare
ship Enterpe, Oct. 20. He was on his way
to New York from the hospital at Fortres.
Monroe.
PROMOTIONS FROM THE VERMONT CANAL
RY.-The following promotions from the Is
Regiment Vermont Cavalry have been mad.
during the past two weeks, and the commits
SONS issued from the Adjutant Generals Of
flee: Charles G. Chandler, Major, 10th
Regular Infantry ]. c. Morse, LIST Lieut., Stt
Regular Infantry Geo. E. Selleck, ID Lieut.,
d.; c. r. McElroy, LIST Lieut., 18th Vermont
Regiment; Edwin F. Palmer, I'd Lieut., do
The barns, hay and grain of G. r. Gale
Esq, OF Orange, were consumed by fire on the
10th inst. Loss about $500. No insurance
In one of the buildings were about 5000 lbs
Of wool belonging to o. Fifeld. The WOO
was saved.
1t is stated that 5000 English muskets
were seized at Rouse's Point on Friday, and
on Saturday, at Burlington, three car loads
more were stopped, while en- route for Can.
ada on the sly.
The Rutland Courier has the name Of
George B. Mcclellan at the head of its ed.
torial columns for President in 1861.
Stephen A. Walker, a son of Rev G..
Walker, of Pittsford, Vt, has recently been
appointed paymaster in the army. Major
Walker graduated at Middlebury, in the
class of 1856.
An accident occurred on the Western Yer
mont railroad, near Salisbury, on Friday,
by which passenger train was thrown down
an embankment for distance of twenty-five
or thirty feet, the engine was badly broken,
but otherwise the train was not much dam
aged, and no one was hurt, with the except
ion of some bruises received by the express
messenger.
The legislature has elected the following
state officers: - Secretary of state, George
w. Bailey, Jr of Montpelier; auditor of &C
counts, Jeptha Bradley of St Adams bank
commissioner, J. F. Dickerman; superinten-
dent of tho state prison, Hiram Harlow OF
Windsor.
A bust of Gen Mcclellan, which is said to
be an excellent likeness, has been wrought
out Of Vermont marble, by Mead of Brattl".
boro. 1t is to De disposed of in Brattleboro
by rattle.
Capt Henry B. Atherton of Cavendsh
late of the 4th Regiment, disabled through
wounds received at Lees Mills from doing
military duty, is to assume editorial charge
of the Nashua On. H. Telegraph next week
We were in hopes James o. Adams, Esq, Of
Manchester, would take the chair editora
of that paper as We believe ne is better fitted
to conduct that paper i'll the Beard style than
any other man in the country.
II. A. Wilson, superintendent of schools
for the town of Brattleboro, has been fined
S. and costs for ''beatins and bruising" son
OF Harvey HOughton boy twelve years OF
age.
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Ioie Cavalry Horses.


Co! Preston started from S.. Johnsbury
I'd Barton, Wednesday, Nov. 10, two hun
red and twenty-five horses for the Vernon,
.,ya.rv The lot which were sent on two
weeks ago, arrived in New York in good or
,rr. and were forwarded to Washington. A
gq.iness man of our state proposes q plar
70 the government which we think worthy o.
.ns:deration. 1t is this The government,
~ send one or more agents through Vernon,
who shall buy up large quantity Of horses
,les. horses to BE- rendezvoused at some
lace in the state where hay is plenty and
.aeap and then when there is a want Of
.1tses fer the army they can be ordered from
ri, rrndezvous, and the army will not have
% vat until they are picked up one or two
..J place from a territory comprising one
80 states, as was the case when horses
vac wanted to recruit the Vermont cavalry
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VIENNA MATCHES !!

Ro1 a tine a snS used by the
and they are the only matches which should be
used by respectable families in this country be-
ing without sulphur, odorleSS. smokcess, var
nished, waterproof, and beautifully colored. in
fancy round boxes, and at price which brings
them into competition with the disasreeable. suf-
locating Sulphurs made in this country. For
the sick room and parlor they are an indispensa-
bic necessity and luxury. Imported and for sale,
wholesale and retail. by J. NJ. 4 p. RICHARDS,
Ill COMMERCIAL STREET, Boston.
u Country Merchants call and see samples.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess SO many advantages over the other
purcatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are SO unirersallykn known, tlatwe Iced
not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal TO the best it ever
has been. :: nd that they NAV be depended on
10 do all that the, have ever done.
PREPARED by =. {. AYER, N. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mss, nd sod by
Horn 4 REKN St John. buy.
Jou u. NARUH, PssshAn.
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''acher's Institute at East Calais.

he Institute was opened on the 18th inst.
-.'cF the charge of Mr. Adams, Secretary Of
lie Board Of Education, assisted by Mr. Cor
60" DinoS its session Of two days large
'.A'er OF teachers and citizens of Washing
''' anu adjoining counties attended and en-
''4 lis lectures and the Inequalities Of the
'''aI residents of East Calais. 1t would be
~acu.t to estimate all the benefits to our
'~'aon schools, which result from these well
-""cted Institutes, held in different coun-
- d the State. May they never be discon-
''~-r.'. The next Institute begins at Glover
.' lie 18th, the next at Lower Waterford on
.. -Is', and the last at Guildhall on the 18th
.-'.
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!.,,tL.e from Capt. Drew.

One Of the largest audiences We have ever
,-rH in st. Johnsbury came together on
Tuesday evening to listen to lecture from
cat Drew oa "Prison life in Rebellion"
The Captain kept his audience for two hours
vale ac in a conversational and unassuming
aatn-r telated the terrible experience of the
.,oaers while they tasted the Inequalities
o. the "chiyalry'. The fact that hundreds
j.. the audience were standing the whole time
he was speaking, and that hardly any left
he hal! until he was through, gives better
Impression of the way the lecture was re.
ovcI than anything we can say. Although
was in pgr: recital of what he had seen
..i endured personally, the Captain spoke
c, his experience in general terms, and one
nigh. have supposed him mere looker-on
.lring all the trials, hardships and gloom of
hose long months of Imprisonment rather
nan par,icipator in them, had he not at
ines fired up at the memory of some insult
NJ wrong, and then an ugly look flashed in
is black eyes, and deeper tone and more
srvous clutching of the hands showed that
e.. lad been a great sufferer, and in his hea TT
'.rlred the wrongs that BODIED no good to
e Rebels. He commenced by giving a
rNi description Of the battlefield of Ma
..,.,' as it appeared when both armies had
n i to the tender mercies of Rebel stray.
rs who went over the field robhing and
Hrderin5 the wounded. He pictured to the
aI.eace tae Rebel camp at Manassas, tie
night in I'eauregard's barn." the journey to
Richmond, and the appearance OF that CITY,
lie depicted the misery and want of the poor
inhabitants, the ravages of thieves and rob-
.ers, and the tyranny of the authorities. He
slowed how vile were the quarters given the
F.'oners, the cruelty of the guards, the
.-ootng Of those who looked out of the win
DTS, and the brute like burial given the
dead, Charleston Jail with all its horrors,
Jt,t.e Pnckney, Columbia Jail, Salisbury
ID other prisons, were described in clear
&c, good diction and earnest manner
It's anecdotes of prison life and the way
icy kill time," caused much merriment,
'2..e his description of the sickness, death
ar, burial of comrades, brought tearsto the
-Er, of many. He was well applauded and
we'd the thanks Of the audience
apt Drew was member Of the last grad
.,.og class of the University of Vermont
d-is 26 years old. His life has been an
.,-attnl one. He was at sea many years, in
most all kinds of service, has endured more
-'r'ahips and passed through more dangers
IN generally fall to the lot of man. May
.- y.tr'gain his health, and be enabled to
q Of old scores with the Rebs.
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TIL + CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Brief Locals.

The Soldiers Relief Society will meet
u, Wm. ?. Fairbanks on Tuesday afternoon
.eyt.
Col. Andres and Adjutant Stearns Of
,se nh Vt, are in Bradford, on a short fur.
.aash.
Gov HoIbrook has appointed Dec, 4tl
&, 1 lay of thanksgiving. Great pity he could
10, have appointed the 9th, with the rest OF
.-r North. "That's what's the matter"
We are having the largest rain storm OF
Ire season; something very much needed be-
ire winter sets in, as tie springs and creeks
are all low
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= TAGE 1IOTICE.

The undersi med mail contractor f;om Lyn.
don to Sheffield, would inform the public that G
will run good am al d covered carr age foI Il e
convenience of PASSENGERS, from Lyn IL thr III b
Wheeock, to 81 efield. three times PIT We. k IS
follows: Leave Shelf I'D at 3 p. IN. fues lays.
Thursdays and s,turdys. reachir 3 Linden t
5p. m. Leave Lyndol. same days on ARR al If
cars from the South and reach Sh field w D. m.
He hopes by cartt IL attention an mode rate Bill is
to obtain the pat mag of the public.
SYLVESTER HALL.
Sheffield, April rs, 1862. 9atf
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A U C T 10 N!

By virtue of license from the Probate Court
the undersigned, administrative upon the estate
of Alexander Harvey, late of Barnet, deceased,
will sell at public auction at her dwelling -house
in the village of McIndoes Falls, on
Saturday, Dec. 9Th, a. d. 1862,
the following described real and personal estate.
to wit
lot of land at the head of Main street in said
village, containing about four acres and twenty
seven rods.
A lot ofland lying at the right ofthe road lead
ing from said village to Rvegate, containing a.
bout 80 acres. suitably divided into tillage pas
ture and woodland
All the interest of which the said Harvey died
seized in and to small piece of land lying be-
tween the track of the Conn. & Pass. River rail
road and the Connecticut river, being an undvi-
ded half of the same. and owned in common with
James Gilchrist.
Also. the homestead of said deceased. saving
the widows right of dover anu homestead. If
there be any, including the reversion of the dow
er. together with variety of personal property,
consisting, in part, of lot Of
HAY, GRAIN AND STRAW,
two good COWS, farming tosls, &c. &c.
Terms easy, and made known at time and place
OF sale. ELIZABETH HARVEY.
Administrative.
McIndoes Falls, Nov II, 1862. 2O-22
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lST OF LETTERS remaining in tn,
~ fost Oflce at St Johnsbury, Nov. IS.
Alnsworth - Harvard re
Adams o L Jaw mrsAD
brown ~ Kendall mrs L B
Buck r LINDSAY mrsI
Bond mrs NJ Labonte VIM
Batchelder mrs n NJ Lanetoot John
Beardsley J d McElleryJ
baker Geo T Mudgett miss
Brown mrs L G McCar,y mrs Mary
Cushman miss l. a Megs mrs P
Caldbeck Matthews Nolan mrs c
Carr Nichols mrs L
Clifford mrs A NJ Peck n W
Chapman A A Power mrs Jane
Can mrs d S Ripley r B
Cotton Chas L Rexter w
Craige mrs NJ E Rodgers A D
Cross mrs A S Richardson B NJ
Currler mrs E Richardson miss F E
Cushman miss r Russell mrs A NJ
Cook N Smith mrs S
Chandler 1t Sprague & Root
Dewey f Spaldin John
Dutton mrs; p c Smith BIZ
Eastman mrs Stevens mrs l.
Gage MISS n Sanborn miss L G
Goodnough W Stevens w H H
Gee Edwin Smith miss A B
Grant 5 E Stevens J r
Grolean w Thomas L
Goodell K Thomas VIM
Hastings mrs s Webster miss E
Hazelton mrs H H Wright mrs NJ C
Heath G a WEIGH miss E
Harrington &c Whipple & Bradley
Hoyt II X Wentworth w
Hatch H Wheelook CM
HuriDurt d West miss +
Houston miss A E Wells miss A
Hidden mrs A f Webster S E
Herrick A X Wicks mrs B
Hartman mrs WEIGH S N
Hyde mrs r + Weeks NC
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
HOUSE KEEPERS,
Or those expecting to be such, will find an excel
lent assortment Of
CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
Knives and Forks,
Silver plated forks.
Tea, Table and other spoons,
Table Casters and other articles essential in
housekeeping.
Also, Table Diapers, Toweling, Cotton Batting,
Prints suitable for comfortables, in short, almost
any article they may want by calling at my store.
L. JEWETT.
st. Johnsbury. Nov. 10, 1862 2vtf
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Discharged.

"'NFhaiScd.
j. t. Nurdock and his son, Walter c. Muir
q both Of Capt Barker's company, 9th
'-'mont came home on Monday, and Harry
A."'s Of Co {, Sd regiment, returned on
Saturday,. all discharged for disability
'las Al"rdock was shot through the shout
y a AA'tie-tom, receiving severe wound
n .ar effects of which he is now quite fee
IT, though hopes are entertain of his ute
NATE recovery.
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r. 1t is stated that large number of
poor women in Boston and vicinity are hired
to make wooden shirts for soldiers at the pitt
able pi.tance of five cents apiece. They are
hired by contractors who get good prices out
of the government, and are growing rich out
of the business.
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'1erro Deyo, conductor of the freight
ON Rutland to Troy, was killed last Mon.
-! morning, by being knocked from train
hear Troy.
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LISTERS Accounts.

~''crs have been somewhat puzzled to
.." no" they are to obtain pay for services
ne recent enrolment of the State militia.
ave ascertained from proper authority tina,
A'ted States pays their bills, and through
."'eeF located at Burlington, blanks vii
be issued to the listers Of the sew
'o"A' accompanied with instructions ir
."' PREPARATION Of their accounts. c.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

CHARLES FIELDS ESTATE.
WE,he Subscribers, being appointed by the Honora-
Bile Probate courtfor the district otCaedonia commits
Soners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
mands OF all persons against the estate CHARLES B.
FIELD late OF aldwick in said district deceased andthe
claims Of the deceased exhibited in offset hereby
give notice that six months IRON the 9th day of Sept
1862 are allowed for the creditors claims
before us GVe notice. that will meet for that pur-
pose At the dwengh Use Of the widow Marco Field in
Hardwck in said district the first Wednesdays Of De-
cember and March next at IL O'Clock in the forenoon
each of said days.
ANGEL G. BABBITT, )c,.
2l-3 SAMUEL INGALLS,, ooni iS'
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st. Anttony's Fire. Rose. Sail y2hemn,
Scald Head. Sort Ewes

From Harry >fcEkr, Esg., he attc .sff"r Of -
Tan. kaai.nct D,mocrai Pennsylvania
"0ur oi-ly child, bout the years of age, WAS
attacked T., limpieS n hi- foNeicla. They rapidly
spread until they ion ned oalhsome ant virJ:leat
which covered his face ami actual blinded
his eyes 10. da, sfiliul phy siciu applied
nitrate OF liver and Other ienieSiics, without any
apparent effect For fifteen Ia guarded i,is
hands, leSi with tlcI ile - ouid open the
tering aud 'orrurt u.rd ii,l covered as wh,ie
face. Han ing tired very hiGg else w- hal sl,s
hope from began giyIn " ar SA:.>s 'AI.Ii-A-
and applying the 40 ic p.' ash lotto = S.Y
direct. Tie sore be-, a 10 al rh,'l Nc AL u n
the first bottle. and Il wi hal fins, d
the second The CHI is - .si which had
out. grew gam. and le Is loW h.aith and sir
as aHy 9th r The \ hole n,l-i torooi predicted
that the chld must III -
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VICTORY LAND SALE

The nonresident p-oprietors of the town of
Victory. in the county of Essex, state of Yer
mont, are hereby notified that the taxes assessed
by said town within two years preceding this date
remain either in whole or in part unpaid on the
following described lands in said town, to wit
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And so much of said lands viii be sold at pub
lie auction, at the dwelling house of Willard H
kneeland. in said Victory. on Wednesday TIT
oath day OF December, 1862, at 10 o'clock i'll thu
taxes with costs, unless previously paid.
Given under my hand, at Victory, this 18th da,
of November, A d. 1852.
2lS JAMES TOWLE, Fust Constable.
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g I "A L E OF VERM ON T.
~ Caledonia District, SIS.
In Probate Court held at st Johnsbury within and for
said District. on the 18th day Of Nov, A d. 1862
An instrument purportinS TO be the last Will and Tes-
lament of Edward A. CahOon, late of Lyndon In said
district deceased being presented the Court by Chas
s. Dana, the executor therein named, for Probate:
ordered by said court, that all persons concerned
thereli he n0tled To appear at session of said
be holden at the Probate Office in st Johnsbury Oh the
9th day OF December 1862, and shew cause if any they
may have against the probate Of said will for which pur-
pose it Is further ordered that copy the record of
this order he published three weeks successvely In The
Caedonian printed at st JolnSbury, previous to said
time appointed for hearing.
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge vi Probate.
true copy Of recOrd.-Attest.
2l-25 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Probate
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Notice to Teachers.-The examination of
teachers will take place at the Union school
house," on St Johnsbury Plain, on Saturday,
Nov 80, at O'Clock PM. The public and all in
terested are respectfully invited to be present.
II. P. Cushing, Supt.
st Johnsbury, Nov l, 1862. 1922
NOtice.-The examination of teachers for
Waterford will be at Lower Waterford. OH Satur
day, Nov %, at PM
2O-22 "A. CUTLER, Supt.
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F A MILl DYE COLORS.

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Snawls, Scsrfs, Dresses, Ribbons,
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HE .~-c F'ust Cotors.
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Dark Green. Iight Green rink. Purple Slate
Crimson. Salmon, Scarlet, Dark Drab. Light
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These Dive CGlHrs expressly fol family USE having
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they he changed any color shade il; short
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AT every store whe-e Dyes are Sold can be seen
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All who have Used these Family Dye Coors pronounce
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Numerous testimonials could be given from ladies who
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