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11AvH You seen that beautiful wine and
-'' ''''''a sfiNsMrrz's ass Pa. avenue.
sc 8-IM Between l2th and 18Th sts.
n ATs,.l
Just ogensd All that is desirable in the way
l. sT III - FIR! as ;s'i Pm r.
SO S-lw Between 18th and 18th sts.
ns Gars :ss q dali. by.
Branch Of T, riern.n ss Son,
81 Seventh o e IA :dH,oinin: the Oaaes
DR; h0LMEs, Tub FIRST EM3ALM.R IN
returned with the army has taken rooms, No. SO
Losltlana Svenue, yhere he is ready to execute ali
T nr 3 much s.t,sf.ctlon a. heretofore.
msr place Of business, 303 Pa. Az. Ne Is-Imt
0FPICHRs IN THH U. g. ARMY Win find the
NJ, best quality q REGULATION HAS
sIGi y oLSrM CAFE ip% Sf e. sse
ia A sfgsMsT Tzza: sss Is
sels-lw Between 18th ana 18th its.
Mss s ss3SKEs EN9h1sH sI MSP FRENCH
No. 100 P.nn,Yiraaia a..
The Prineipsi Of this Iastisution, hAvias sss.
sS: %. ss, t me n.s s:
:, ~ 81 ,ss be-; ,rissps - = e 1aa
MAIoR's oEFIOI :. i :, -. -
. Hlorosais viii be ysesl, At ,Ss Msros;. r1;o.
sntii Monday, the ri instant at IL O'Clock n, FOR
S S ..r.h q fs.D,yiy..s. .vssue. TIE s,sei-
tAis day. HIO61&D WLLLACU
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TTNHA TAX-PAY1RS' MANUAL. CONSUMING the
i Acts OF Congress imposing direct and excise
taxes = cents,
Martin Van Buren,; Lawyer, Statesman, and Man;
8 cents
Marguerite BY Madame Emile de Girardin Is
cents. --'
Lighthili's Popular Treatise - Deafness Is ots
Williams on Diseases Of the Eye 81 50.
Hookers First Book in Chemistry 81 cents.
Beauties OF De Quincy ; 81 Is.
Among the Pines, By Kirke 80 cents
The Flying Dutchman, By SAKE; 50 eonts.
The Game Fish Of the North ~ 2
A Book about Doctors 81 20
The Mystery. novel. by Mrs. Wood: 80 cents.
The Orpheus c. ksrrI Paper; Z. cents,
90 Is PRANCK TAYLOR
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EOR SALk-An excelleAt Riding HORSH, with
SADDLE and Birdie foe sale at COWLlNGS
stables, On street, near 18th. Apply immediAte-
~. SO lSr3tt
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1000 REBEL PRISONERS oAprURRp.

jackson TRYING TO err INTO MccLHL.
- f-,i LAaS REAR. -. -
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u :, asf FENSs1LvANIA AVENUE.
Sen15Rs Aesertnsat Of
HARDWARE AND Army GOODS
--a y - yAlso -
BAR IRON AND IfR8Lf

CASH II 81! ZAP GOODSI
JOSEPH J. MAY,
- Lac " the FIRM Of C7asas Z Noy,)
wholssats and retail dssIss in
f0AHI9k AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
sos Pa. avenas, between 9Th aad 18th stre>s,
Wa@&S~sess, b. O. .....
FALL AID WINTER STOCK OF
DkASS GOODS
Just rsoslrsa
JOS. J. NAY, New store,
se ls-bS 30S Pa. Av., bstw. 9th and IotL sta
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ENGAGEMENT PROBABLY NOT RENEWED
THIS MORNING As HAD BHEN s"
..-aA EXPICTED ~.r 2
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GEN. MCCLELLAN GRANTS THR 1SENI Al
ARMIsTIOH TO BURY rHBIR DEAD
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DEATHS,

In Wells River. Dec. 81, frankie, 81 years
only child Of Joseph and Abby Hatch
In Camp Griffin, Dee. l. William Hannett, aged
IS. member OF the ith regiment VT Volun.
tecrs, from this town.
In Newark. Dee. 80. Widow Polly Foster aged
about So years.
In Rockford, H., Dee %, Rebecca Shaw, wifi.
Of Hon. Bella Shaw, formerly of Lyndon. thi.
State.
In Lyndon, Dec 80, Murrlla F., aged IL wear.
} months, and Jan. ). Carrie Jane aged months
daug hters Of Edwin and Leanda Hosmer.
In Lyndon. Dec. 81 Khoda H., wife Of Dayit
0. Currler, aged 70 Years.
In Lyndon. January 8, Marietta, aged II wears
daughter OF 4. 5. Bowker.
In Kirby, Dec. -. Eleanor Martha aged wears
imonths. daughter of Benz. Wood.
In Danyille. Dec u, Cora f., daughter OF
Dartord c. and Maria +. Haviland. aged wears
months and ~ days.
In San Francisco. Cal. July 3. 1861, Pete,
Lynch. aged ABOUT % years-recently Of Dan.
vile.
In West Derby, Dec %, of diptheria, Hattie
Anna. daughter of {. j. and f. J. Libbey, aged
4 wears.
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BIRTHS.
In this town, Jan. >, 4 son TO J lhn o. Hale
MARRIAGES.,

AS, Jobu>1,.rr C.r,or Law, h. Pal p
.r. ~ St,,-o, .,,j Ct,~,o,, r.,
'' o''''
81 'A'> town
III West 'ohc"rs. Oh the Isl INST, by Rev. l..
Ii. Tabor, Ehcrs1cr Davis Of Newark. and Mrs
Doll, u N,Lc,,L al pu,Le
Il! hi, town. Dee. u; tv Rev. ! IeR,rron
l.. p, r wal,
-" ""''N' u """"'''SA' I" harriet Ei"ridsf
Al Island ioud' by Nathan HooSon. Esq.,
Dearborn Morse and Sarah L. Leach both Of |
Pond.
IN Vonor.o, Ru~o,u 70 Iu;,; VOC.
y '' ''' '"'' - 49,
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DIR Ta>kcr Turned up.

"Dr lasker,' who figured somewhat in
nIS vicinity year or two ago, and abscond-
I'd, leaving many little bills unpaid, has turn
I'd up at Concord, y. II. He enticed a Young
lady at Manchester into a mock marriage b,
representing himself to be widower, when
the scamp had at least one wife living. II,
IS now in the Concord jail awaiting trial tol
hIgamy. We trust he will have justice done
him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-10
Extra Beef versus Tat PORK.

noticed in the las, Caledonian good ac-
count of our Waterford, St Johnsbury and
DanN.lle friends, in relation to their success
IN the pork line, and viii give and viii gise
an additional item in regard l. extra beef.
MeN~rs 5. x {. u. Big.los Of Lyndon sent a
4 tat COW TO South Danvers cattle market last
week which dressed there 1905 pounds. and
aad III pounds Of rough tallow The live
weight of the COW il, Lyndon was 1860. As
Ne Ia. of the Caledonian says of the pigs
We will patiently wait to See il any one is in
c,laed 10 go better IHcoG.
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his village, for the manufacture of Rifed
Cannon. He expresses himself as being
quite satisfied that with their extensive facili-
ties with but slight improvements, their es-
ta'lsh nent can be proftably employed by
the Government in the manufacture of ord
nance .-RWlanA Her0ld.
The third company of Vermont sharpshoot-
ers were mustered into service and left Brat
teboro for Washington on Wednesday,
The full company numbers l04 but some L.
or Is are sick with the measles at Bratte-
1oro. All are picked men, capital shots, and
all but one native Americans. The tallest
man in the company stands feet inches
IN his stockings, and their average weight is
40 lbs. Gilbert Hart of Dandy, is Captain,
Henry Herbert is lst Lieutenant, and \.
Buxton ID.
In the Vermont supreme court it has been
decided that though a schoolmaster has in
genera! no right to punish pupil for mis-
conduct committed after the dismissal Of
school for the day. and the return of The pu-
pill TO his home, Yet he may, on the pupils
return 70 school, punish him for any misbe-
havior committed out of school. which has
direct and immediate tendency to injure the
school. and Subvert the masters authority
The rights of e,ciler> in Furnishing pupils,
and the limitations to those rights, are clear
y set forth in the opinion of the court
Hiram Haynes has been fined 80 and
costs. and ksel Todd $50 and costs, for the
Illegal traffic in "ro,gu," at Rurl,nd.
Emerson S. Rowe of Mendon and Martin
Hulett of Rutland, for an assault with intent
! to rob Joseph Weston, senior. in Plymouth.
about year ago, have been sentenced to
three wears Imprisonment in the states prison.
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The New York Tribune >ay,

good article for sale. and il is something that
everybody wants then advertise il. This i one
OF the many good suggestions made by the Tri-
bunr. and we propose to follow il. We have got
Doct. Giford's Home pathic Curatives for sale
and we take advantage Of the large circulation
OF this paper to LET people know il They are
too well known air, ady as curative agents 10
need much said in their praise and we shall only
say that complete assortment can be found al
} {. bingham y. Agent, or they will he sent to
any part OF the country on receipt Of price. -
cents. ~ addressing Philip Lee. l36 William
street. New York.
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installation and Ordinations.

Mr. Geo. II. Clark Of Georgia, Vt, has re-
1eivcd and accepted call to the pastorate of
tie first Congregational church in this town.
Ordination and installation services on We'd
uesday, January II. at | a. m. Sermon Nv
Rev j. f. Rankin Of 81 Albans
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-10
Almost u Fire.

We learn that the dwelling house on Spring
street, occupied by the widow Crosman. took
fire on Wednesday morning Of the present
week from the burning out of chimney, and
only the timely discovery Of the fac, prevent
ed = disastrous fire Persons cannot be too
careful this weather in .egard to fire.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-10
Surveyors OF " God. Etc.

Al 4 meeting Of the Trustees Of The village
On the 9Th instan, tbs following persons were
appointed surveyors of wood, bark. etc -
iona. Ross, I. j. Hail. lindorf Morris II. {.
Dickinson. John VI. Hancock, J. {. Bing-
ham, K. II. Eastman, and Daniel Carpen-
ter.
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The weather the past week has changed
from very cold TO moderate, and from mild
to severe a, many as three or four times.
The mercury Ia, been from Do below TO
80 above. The sleighins is capital, and
wood, hay, lumber and potatoes are being
brought into this marhc; in great abundance
Notwithstanding the times" most kinds Of
produce brins good price.
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tIrtmpn'S Library.

At the annual meeting Of his association
on Tuesday evening the following officers
were elected. Alex. Thompson, President,
Henry Steele and lr j. X. Iolbrooh. Com
mittee, !. &. Willard, Librarian.
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The New Years Gale at Burlington

violent that has ever visited Us. The wind
had blown from the South all dav, but soon
after } o'clock i shifted TO the nurthwe s.,
and blew with increasing vehemence all the
evening, until quite late. II has not vet en-
TREY abated, and with the thermometer
nearly down To zero. the weather has been
u comfortable all day. Yesterday afternoon
it was really, at times. difficult 70 walk, so
great was the force of the wind. The even
ing train on the Vermont Central WAS actu-
ally brought to dead stand Just after cross
ing the trestlework north of the village, and
was unable 70 80 on until a lull came There
was at one time danger that the cars would
be blown from the track. A shed at the
north side OF the Vermont Central upper de-
pot was demolished. and the pieces blown
across the street. The roof Of the Rutland
and Burlington depot was stripped of tin
and boarding in two places at the south end
nearly 30 feet were taken oif,and the chin
ney completely scraped away. The sheets of
,;r and hoara. ,.ro h,ou .h.,,rr
sauna of ,bon, lo 81 .,,,.
On. l,roo shoot .. =, ,l., r1.o
WON .,uaa. 49,, ,,
,Il ;.
FORE. ard ora Of rho .m,Io,eos of ,ha poo1
had lately nasssd that cor,.r Of ~. bn;Id;n,,
vh.p tho clmne, fail Alamo ,bs 1ools,bo
s,,rav uos lIon., ,ooro ,Ao ,,,..,.,, g.,
cov.ri,c o,.,,,b;r, ,:,h .h.o. g TO-
s,.,. loose hoard. ,.ro ,u,,b,.a .hon. :. ~.
Ipmhor Ward, h,, r,,1o a,mo os ,,oo
Th,r. u.,, ol ,.o,
half MAS, whom o.. a,l. n,. ,,..r;na :,
h;yb, occ,.ior.1 H.. 80 oI.,n, - ,.o ~[.n,
,,o,. -, -, W v.
$, Pan, and p.orl 80 h.;n, :, . f,r;or.
bIaze Tn. SHARKS flew Gar .nl d,ro.,ou..I,
Inn, ,or,una,elv mad. No olc.s;o,, s,r ,ho
vices Of the fireman w wand how. h.,.,,
the end if Nelson's Chair E,c,orv or ~.
wood v,r1 of ~. po,to,,. no.,1,. ,,,,,..;,
bod boon g., or tr. :, : ;,,noss;i1,
T. vo,,1 1,uo ha. .;,,. g. =,
Press.
F,T,r Acc,nrxr last No,dov Nr
Geo Wood Of Jamq;c, ronr,sl . vo,r,
horse for the nurnose Of r;d,, . sl,or, liz
tnace from, his housc Tho b,rs. ,oI,,,
fright run with him aca;ns, free with sncl
forcetha, il killed the io,s. and ;ni,,oa Mr.
Wood so severely that n. lied on tho a,,er,co,
Of the fo)lovin, "Wednesday tho o,,b VI,
nr u " ua.o,, ..r.,.,
ro;,od sor,n,s .,.:.: , r..
uolbroo. .r1 hoon au,.;,,1 :, 49, ,a..;o. -
,hs Strata r. an, rr;o,1. on 10 p,,.,,.o
,,.r ,l,,., ,,o,,L, ,;.['I,. ,,
"a h.. r,;.,sl hsf..r,. ,h. ox,,;,.,;on s. Il,
term wboosvc, ~. ,:,. is, shah h..ono :,
small ,b,. ,ae ,v, ,,r,aon. ,IIou.l H., o,
e,nmsrt 70 each r.,,;r.r. o,, hoxo ,nti;n;,,
time ,ro,e,I, 70 c,re e., .l ,ho;r .;.t
HOty1oJ U,,o,J
Eav n y p,-e,so ,.s xo.;l a.
Cnaplaincv o! the 81 VI Regimen, for III
f purpose of entering the foreign Mis,ionar,
field, under the direction Q: the American
Board.
William Brown, an Enelisbman, was foun,
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DIR. WM. b. HCRD'S
VI O l. I II w A S Ii

can be procured.
Many persons carry with them bad
breath, greatly 10 the annoyance and often TO
the disgust OF those with whom they come in
contact, without being conscious OF the fact
10 relieve yourself from ali tears regarding
this,
Use DR.. wM. L. HURb MOUTH WASH
Cleanliness of the mouth is OF great impnr-
tance TO the general health, which is often
affected, and not unfreluently seriously I'M
paired. through want OF proper attention 10
this subject.
Use DR.. wM. Z. HrRDS MOUTH WASH.
Prepared al DIR. Hurd's Dental Office. No.
4. Fourth Street. Brooklyn, +. ID.
Price. 81 Cents per Bottle.
A liberal discount made to dealers
Address Principal Office, Tribune
Buildings, No. Spruce Street,
New York.
Sold also by Casweil. Mack X TO. Fifth
Avenue Hotel: ]. X !. CodGington, 10
Broadway: ID. 5. Barnes. 2na Broadway.
and by all Druggists.
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y u MORRISON
Herrick' Kid Strengthening Plasters

-ye hours pains AMI weakness. OF te breast
ami hack All Rfl-uTnaIl, Conn, uAlN >r.
l-ri"l oi time Si.7-.; rauttul white anlh .kll
lciT subjects tn w-ar-T rp ,tlyeIienoe and
.ACl Uil Uear from L. tfT-s months
Pre- ~ "a UrIlf>
II.IIi,A Gated rls and and KID Pa>ters
Sd az Druggists al NJ r-fi> IA all paris lte Dnitrd
State, tAiaia> AND south Aln.TiUa aii2 mas i- v'ls
- ,..liIl- AT heuu ty lht4T iull mains,
DK l.. X HfRRiCK q CO
sl-ls Allan, \
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-10
ASTHMA CURED.

AvTTstuw L. Aug. - Isl
pr- BaNier-Dcar Sir: hsve been severely afflicted
with Asthma "r than twenty-five years. and for
months IN succession have hc abl. - lie bed and
Ell ;, regular nights rest. and some days be
aoc :" walk ir' m the house The barn. distance
or ,N roi> About ago purchased Two bottles vf
Dr " mt. EiAiT. prepared - SpE and COmu.Icrd
Eiis IL according 90 dire Ctiolls anu happy te
found iih-iAte r-li--ld. with ve-y 'ew exceptions
have had INV regular nj h;'. sleep since
Your. truly. AaApB.rrx
Newport. Vt. SrII. ~. 1850
Or BaAter-Slr: NJ -on has been severely afflicted
with The asthma irvI C i.'.yd AeDut three aso
he la \ SEVERE attack We prevailed him Dr.
hit.> tiAr ami before the third bottle gone he
Vas .uil-e!y cured and las remained . We'll
since Yours trLiy. h u. PAIurK.
C0uytS. Coils dnd Consumption fUTed
About twO s,ars ago dAl yh-r VAS afflicted with
severe cough W. tried various remedies without
i-l"ni She Then commenced lak.s Dr White EliAIT.
ami ''-inTe she had used bottles she -I.tirely
well We '"!ieSc il 1t na! nat been for the EIir ste
would hiI. died with consumption
CHAs. EAsrxAS Holland. VI.
TIL, + 10 C-rIiy that We have useG Or whi-'- Eizir
i"r number 81 wears Aid lind II valuable u-L
cine Tor Coughs, Colds and Group
T.. d. SHAW. GlONer,SI-
Price only % Gents Il Bottle.
Sold by J { Bingham. Ho.tk t.r-.n. ST JuAnsoury
AID all dealers ia Medicine.
Manufactured by II. BANTER. NJ. ID,
1888 Highgate. W.
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DIR. WM. B. HURD'S
TOOTH ACHE DROPS,
for the cure of
OTHA CHE
produced by exposed nerves.
1t is particularly adapted 10 all cases o
children afflicted with
TOOTHACHE.
Parents can relieve themselves from thc,
distressing WEAKNESS caused bv
LOSS OF SLEEP,
and their children from great suffering, h,
keeping bottle Of
DIR. WI. Il. HURDS TnOTHACHE DROP:
in the house.
Prepared a, Dr. Hurd's Dental Office
No. .. Fourth Street, Brooklyn, +. ID.
Price, only l. Cents per Bottle.
a liberal discount made to dealers.
address Principal Office. Tribune Buldinq
No. Spruce street. N.r Tort.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack x Co.. Fiji
Avenue Hotel; J. X |. Codoington. Il,
Broadway; ID. S. Barnes, a0a Broadway
and by all Druggists
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SELL FOR CASH,

LADIES and GENTS
BOOTS * SHOES.
IL al "a, Various sfyles and qualities
AL work warranted ~ good represented
II. A. MOONEY
81 Johns5uIy, Dec. ISL ri
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s + f ID S 1 O K f.
bv II. c. DICKIN SON,

kAilR sAn STREET ---. So lul.N>BVGY. V
Ne Subscriber having added largely 20 ~
si"cA Of goods, and sl1gaflv - has experience.
boys lase To- cal! me attention 81 The farmers =
Northern Vermont - hi> assortment of
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over

Mr Jeptha Woodward who died August
%, aged 100 years and montos. Next to
linn was near relative of his.who died April
a. aged % years. The average age of -
o: those deceased amounts TO so years.
Seven members of the Congregational
church have died the past year, whose aver
age age would be - - years. Present
membership Of the church is pa.
There have gone from this town as volun-
''rrs FIR the army, ," persons. Our popula-
therefore one for every 43 of our popula-
ton.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-10

IHE Nfw EHcIAND AIR Pressure CHI IN.
tNler's Butter Working Churn, and Crowell' 5
Patent Thermometer Chllrn
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DEATH.-A shocking affair occurred in Enos
burg last week. AS the story comes to US
party, mainly composed Of French. wers
carousng on New Years night at the hous.
Of family named Ordway, in a rough por
ton of the town. The candles giving out. ;
little boy Of the family about ten years old
was sent to neighbours three quarters of 6
mile distant, to get some more. and in orde,
to tOrtity him against the gale. he was doset
witt, half tumber of whiskev. before start
ing. The liquor doubtless supplied the lad
he wandered from the path, and persisted in
the snow, while the jewellers kept on theil
frolic till morniny.-fiee Press.
y VERMONT CHEESE FOR PRESIDENT LIN
COMA splendid cheese. both to look at
and to the taste. made by Mr.. William Otis
OF Dandy. expressly as present TO the Pres
ident of the United States, i. on exhibition
at the store of |. NJ. South~ick, Merchants
Row. 1t weighs ia pounds. Mr. O,s has
long been noted for masking the very hes, OF
cheese. -RMiund Hc,qld.
Thirty-six gun carriages went through Bur
lington, on Friday, by railroad for Fort Mont
gomery, at Rou>e's Point
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\ Q 7 l c E

n OF | c Z.
BOOKS OPENED.
And to be settled every three months
y T. " \ X K 4 y G. r. VI + y L
by the subscriber. will sell goods as low az
they can be bought in the vicinity
For CASH or READY PAY
at the end OF every three months. commencing
Jan. !, 1862.
l.. ?. PARKS.
Passumpsc. VI. Jan. l. 1862. 7j-7S
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Pe0chan Items.

The number Of deaths IN town the pas,
Eear vas -. against - tn. year before. Of
,h-se two were under one year OF age
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Cougts. COLTS and CONSUMPTION rured.

This Spring Bed costs, with Ma,'rass. but =
tribe than lie common Spring Beds. without 4
Nat.-a>s, with zen times the elasticity; and the
spring. so fastened that ;iiev cannot get out
of order. The opinion is justly prevalen, ,ha,
feather beds Lci hraithv. There is bed
which il no: only soft. bu, healthy. Read wh,:
Dr.. A.cott saws Of tii~ style of spring bed in his
Home book Of Health" page 93i.-"AS Ia
feathers they seem Wholly inadm;s>abls. no: be-
cause i'i", sn!:. nY- for other rea>ons-NokE
>"irNEs> would bc rccoinm cnda-ion. 1, j. an
his account. n,oT. than any other. that prefer
the elastic VIII. oed a'c,s come INTO fashion.
II secures al ,he adv antages Of feather, wiihou,
;heir di>adv antage>. |, allows the whole body TO
have resting place aid not f,w parts merely
This bed can he bought of the manufacturer al
wholesale cor retail.
OVER TIE POST OFFICE,
81 J"insbnry. Vermont;
.2-l52i J. T. CASINO.
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1862
1862

On and after January lst, 1862. we will sell our
Goods at reduced prices for
CASH OK READY PAY ONLY,
The system Of short credits adopted by Boston
and New York merchants. render this step ne
cessary. We have no doubt but this change will
commend itself to all. and we hope TO receive
the patronage Of our old customers and all Others
who wish to buy cheap and pay as they 60.
6. Ii. 4 J. NJ. WEEKS.
Lyndon, Jan. l. 1862. 75tf
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Agricultural Implements an1
Machines,

comprising Plow> and Plow Casiings from Neur.r.
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taillVa-"rS- Also tie te,fA Without tie wood.
RInGlNr Flows Road >crapers. Seed Drills
Root Cutters. Hand AMI Power Feed Cutters.
Cern shelters Fan Mills, Grain Scoops. PICK
Axes Ac-. &c
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NEW BOOT x SHOE STORE

The >'l;a> fiher. formerly Foreman with Bald
Win Elrpee, heg- leave 20 inform has friends
and the public generally that be has opened the
Store formerly occupied by Mss McDougail ana
next door 30 Il. Gorhaln, where be inlends 10
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SURGEON ct lHE III REGMENT.-Dr F..
y. :. Morgan. Of Pawnal, has been appoint
eu Surgeon C. the 9TH Regiment: SO We are
informed. DR.. Morgan graduated several
years ago az the Vernon, Medical College in
Woodstock, and stands de.eryedv high in
his profession as the result of a large and
successful practice. He !, one of the State
Senator's from Bennington Countrv.--R
{,tnd Hcrald
Ourter Master Morse informs Us that
three companies detailed for the 7,h Resi-
m~nt will @ into camp in this village this
week. they are the Johnson, Brandon and
Rutland Companies. The latter will proba-
bIy % into camp on Tuesday, and the other
two will arrive on Wednesday or Thursday
--Herald
'luar,ermastcr General Davis has supplied
the IN Vermont regiment with boots manu-
'actured by the Chester Boot Company, at a
cost OF - g. per pair The Phrnix having
seen sample, says they are superior to
tAose usually furnished to soldiers.