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New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
CnAnlrs N MAnsn, se3olAIy.

National DlNocnArIo GEsEEAL CoMNufrr.-
ueesl nse,in, Of tho National Democratic General Coin
uitee was held isst eveunE 81 Mozart Hall frHSANDo
oop called the attention Of the Committee 20 the coming
ts meeting Of the Democracy io feser Anl houhion 70
br held Ia this oity on Jne lie hoped th't ey woud
M Ga Their powrr make u the largest meeting that had
ever vet taken plsce here 10 make such ono thai We
D,aoorss opposed ten tho R,pnbicans th,f BIT
ter. ,n,uia.-or ihe Administration. would not dafo
10 onpo.s Il Mr Wood coscd by moving that Commtlee
~ NV. Delegates be appointed 90 wait on tho sgne OF mo
ali Tor the mass meeting when they meet st the hstot
o,s on The 2Oth inst and tender tho services OF bodJ
go ,hs orr .ntati, to them tle day Of the meeting
~, motion was Gained and the following gentlemen were
fstricE Kenin Third Ward Richard b,rry iinh Nerd @
L. Is. Wright, Eighth Nsfdi ms,,ns" runan'' "'''" "'
and James NJ. smith, tiitoenth Whd. - . ,,,,, a,
Iohn n B.tts Was tho speaker Is thought that "
vod .ys uor. eca the occasion The mass meeting YES
roneA 10 juno TO- the news which had lately gIr o
Europe voa'd DO received hse ana ' .noJ - onr
is dsistsn the onor OF which most OF thsm srsw "a,
L,psd thai such suggestion would he ono,ou "
az cali.n oi the meeting. Ito said that nsas NO
terence what Europe wsuld do that now va. the no
Democracy to make bold apo aV'''IninsA's NW
tua thsu sdlogInsl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

"A letter from Gen. Couch, received on FRIDAY
At his nome, Taunton, Mass., dated Sunday evening
states that lie escaped with slight wound MS
Lorse was sbot undor him on Sunday. None oil ms
staff were injured except iIeut.-Col walker VINO
was badly wounded on Friday.
m animal Convention Of the Chi Pei Frater-
ritv ,vos held on The 6t inst, at the Troy House,
Troy. N. Y. Full delegations were present nom
the several chapters and everything in connection
with the occasion indicated a moat ourlshipg con-
dtion OF this society.
The legal rate Of Interest In Kansas Is now ~
per cent. Hereafter, IL per cent T'u ouiy 10 al
lowed Oh written consrd0ls.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

ALBt.Y BmDGf IAIrscrOs.--In the order Of
Injunction. recently irsueI by Judge K0betteOu
OF 'IIoy, Aaainst H. iJany Bndge Company, IT.
Luildeis were rtquiIeo 20 show cepse on Saturday
no,uInQ why tho order sr0ud not be made porprl-
nal ln pursuance Of this requirement, tie argu
Incnt took place, tie Hon. John V. l.. Pruyn and
& T. Fairclid OF Albany, appearing for The bridge
Comqany; ". a. Belch for the plalulih, Capt.
Hszzald. Judge Robertson stated That he should
render T. deciron on Monday. During the nrgi-
mont. according 10 1he I'ues, Dir. Fhrchlld
clairod ilai the Legislature had The night 10 au'
tborze the building Of dam at Albany,
saw it, The company proposed to bnild bIidgc-
no, n dam-bh he claimed the night TO make
4, total obstrlc ion. Ihe present situation on the
nv Bridge ease ir this: temporary inlunc-
ti. t,uted by Judge Mel. O., was argued before
tbc iI,ed states supreme Curt ln,i previous 10
, o,if.reak Of the Releiliou. lld ihe case been
a. . O. decided, 1t il believe no injunction would
..,.. Deeu con. ,4ued, as thef1 was majority OF
two IN the Co az that time IN favor Oi thl' course
p,t Ly delsy two Judges were taken from the
Hene6-one by death, one by becesion-leaHinR u
tie when the motion was TO have been decided
Hence the Injunction became imperative, and the
Bridge Company proceeded 10 perfect plans Tor the
.tructuie. lbey are now restrained by Tho InIuhc-
lions of e. State Court. In the mean ume, pro-
no,als have beeu received and the CONTRACT toon
40 be awarded Tor the work.
fAlbsny stsndsrd and ststesInAn.
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LYOS's

nAessro Issser PowDxs
Tho original and cosIn vermin Er,srmnutor The
dnsry Effects OF this article for killing Roaebss Ant, Bn,
Fieas &c, for preserving Fors, Cloths Fsrpore Sc
from Moth, been toted Tor 20 years. aud wsran.d r.,
bio. II is free from Poison.
Bevsrs of imitation. tud eounsrfos. Each daak las IA,
sjgnaurs Of l.. Lyon.
Lyons Rat Pills. eeain death to Rats and Mice. Sold BY
oil Druggists and Furniture dealers
DxNAs 8. BAREEs Co.. Agents,
No. 2O2 Broadway. New-York
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Enie, .ainmcats.-Priday. May iJ,

WALLACK s--The Road 70 Ruin
WINTER GARDEN-lhe Babes ia the Nood-SonsoodJs
Cot.
SInLOe-feAh, the FoT.sken.
RARNUH's NUSFUN-BAby Show from II 20 J md 10 ,
p m.-S'srcortiro1 and drsms, afternoon and evening
NATIONAL ACADEMY OR DEslGS-Ao. g. Broadway.
cor PiI'S GALLERY NOlcauo Dfth- Andes DC.
HOrE CHAFEL-golr ia the Holy Land
No as ROADWAY PsintnE by Hsysmeyer
LAUEA kEENE's THEATER-rle Tsonpo -. Dsri'.
AfADFhY o. MU-lg--Afado, Iast tiae.
BAOUkLlS ArfIEN II M-fAl0ns s.eEsOptcon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

THE NATIoSAL DIHOcRATIc GLsERtL CcgMT
oP KiNGs CouSTr.-At tho last meeting Il tia BODY
MI A. H. Cuyor elected Pro.iesnt for tbe snsug
IN place Of Mr. james H. BunGsgs Who declined - 'sps
Mr. Johu While moved that Committee b~ sProGtsd q
confer with COMMITTEES q o;hsr Democratic offauEacns r
the city with rssfsuee 70 the pfopfrtf Of bo.d pun
meeting for the expression Of public opinion toe pfescls
poOn Of hnts, Arising from tho VI The Hon q l..
NAllsneiGham The srres Of Nasndshsui stolgy de
uounoet Messs Psfht Aeksr. Cromwell biantei NssI,
hus and bite vefs appointed suCh Lol4tasstse
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Mail. Closr nj the Post-Omce.

ca, of w,.binI,on sa.urd.y MGy 10 .......... l0i M
T.uona arssy. M.y l0..........,......... loi m
For Ncr-JIlssus BY steamer Morning star fn- =,
day. May - ~
Dor 4, foru, Sc. daily f'uniay' sieepedl
ovcftud s.. JOSEPH M0........3 g. M. and = p n
Noiih--Alusny Buffalo ari Cane lee. IS M AID u r. m
so-th srd W,s Va Nal u..................... 3.
Western MAI va Es NAlfo.d.....3 A. IN tnd . p m
NoutLsfn .nd Sou'h-Wc'cfn Mails y and lo3 p ro
F.,,rn ...............ga. 8 .. m III aud b, p. M.
New Bedford Newport ard Fell Rv-r............ y. m
Ihs Long Is,sd Msu eo.e' =. 3i ~, snd % ?. u
SUI lsy Nals-On sunday All miil, close =, % p m
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anilinu nf ,hn Amerien cor noslou.

HALIFAX, Thursday, May -. 1903
Tho America sailed at ?. IN. for Boston, wheSo
she will be due ut early hear on Saturday
morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

=, ,JEftERs GREAT BALE of Ladies', Gents and
SBoKs. for Summer wear attract, great
& seem 20 be aware that ysYRkRs No. H13 Broad
Wy, Is tue pace TO sscute genuine French Shoes
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

VISIT TO THE BPooKLTE WATER.W WOKy4---The
Of the Board of Aldermen snd iissss OF the Cts
Department. including the oc~rs Il the Water Beard and
few invited guests made the usual annual visit q the souoe
OF supply Long lt.nd yesterday The party nutiusfed
lees than So who the entire route In carlse, dis
about IS miles and took dinner ~heE they reached
the la pond EVe thing contected with ,hs ponds con
dut reservoirs and pump houss was found N sood order
report o. their observations will BE- msde by the Aldermen
TO the Common Council Tho number Of inststions 81
Tended accomrapJ the Aldermen rch lee. hsl OF
former occasons and the party ikefeors more select
lhAn M
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

THE IRISH RELIEF MEETINs.-Tbe meeting al
the rootlyn Academy OF Music NeduesdSy nisti, foo
the relief Of ITe-nd, grss ,uccsss financially Sen
four thousand ucke a. % cents zach bad been sd snd IN
addition tho fnuninoent of e4yg wn sIrstfisd ~
those H. t.tendtnes. The toiA sun viii exceed sbp0J
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
operldl Noilcss.
N,y.-Nork ristoricni : rricfN.
ruE bAAU.Oi'p ,OAdhAO4s"A''.'.


Ma ~, 1903.
.,Xry-.oKk ulsTORiCAL SOCIETY proposes e.
ate on u. Tvo. rndrrdth Aury"tsarf, te bith-
,lsv of WILLIAM BRADFORD. Who intioiuesd it, st
po,,r- into ~, de Coioniss Efi,ish Ameca % a.
AIiIe, mi ohs appropriate pro eenss TIE Address wa
h. 4, ,,r-d by joan MILAN NALLAGb e'g., oi
Pbi,dsnha a. the Hall tAe Union, Coo o. insirnte i
tbr Ci.y .. Nsw.lork. On WEDNESDAY ENE"lN"' the
91th 1f Nay. ~ O'clock ,..,...
E.r a.fh.r Of ths Soci,y viii fecsive on opp isson
49, .lasr si.ssl9n. wlcl ie. nt alPIrd ~ a
tho I sry or 20 Col N-nef. No 80 bf'ao"sf' "' o' W.
ioie NUNDAl, tAe lah inst 49,. - "a, Il.
Me- Der, o. tie Pfss aod veteran Printer ana ,GS % 70
f.u.. of william Bedford who ne' ~ ? sses' "a w
20, -. f.sD. ed a. ~ IKE themtr-s EhoNh 10 tie NV
r,ts ir .rder tha, they may hs dly in'fea 70 SVeuL
,rb. se-~ty VIII mold Reception o. tue LiD.i''' o.
y,liI ISDk ~ lVENINO May ~, a. 0ciocN W,Aoets
t . r.rure Invitations O. th" Nr'rp''" ''t ppp!
80. i,.n,-d.siey the nunorG 10 q. usees'Hy 'tt;
i, ed aul they vii De .s'u'a Az t"- o'sr % "iPd
I ,srp.,. .non ., Tiaiiy Clnlcb. Of which William
a. rtf.yra. ifulI lst. g. l,lO. haze psov.ceo
E M ,siorstion c tse tomb',onr erected To M nsnofy W
I'd special service will Oe held on the casioa nine-
49, /, ,r.l evening prayer a. tle CLucl 20 W EDNE'.
n,V NFt- KNOOS Nv %, e. o,locA kuo memhsrs cI
80, ,,tv sud th- gucsts ,tN.vd 10 I.r-l.a "a We
.,.n,or. st the chuirh. Should TIE "eter prov" unis
,r,hl. M viii t,se gsc" ~ the sssne hoa on Tie
foi.o, ,rinf Jay.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

Ninth Ward Republican Assoc'aiion.-rhe resn
lar Too'sy & ssk ;s k.,s- D S I'm BIs.. Tis aa5 EVES
~ D Doe Ira,1a. ''a '.i 80 : wM Il orDNEY r
a.,man R,puh,ican CsnrsI Commit ee.,-
80 : Iles'ins vii be held rhiS Friosyl tvhNiSS'
a. ,ocs tho is in. Hssiqaa,tf1; se@SSn house NO
@'' p"""'' Presl5en, Central Committee.
o,c,r ,l,. f"T TI., {secrrtats' Genital Committee
-I..,.i,,,o, or FNcnp, Fircmen.~l members
,.e rcgacstrl 20 it.pd the unetul OF late a.
49, i(lIiN " WHEELER, ESQ, al No. 10 Cnutoa-'t
ri'l' ON' "''@''" "' '''' p. W. FNOS, President.
G. ". wmrlIs. Recording Secretary
Grand Rally a. III. BRooKLYN ACADEMY Sf NJ
s,, thIDAi EVENING, May ~ tiei ireiiityre6
viii ana their avor.ts ss. Itckot, y csnls At tieGc'
Lotls n, q Nadsn.laue Stncl 20 Iou.o, NO ~ va.
.sust PIincpii Onlce No. i@ Wisnst and at Tho door
Nu,icnoI Zounve Lodge, Il. A. M.-rhe member:
y,'s Lois ae re.u .tsd the Antique Room, Odd
Fellow, lIa. SATURDAY, y r. NJ b1siD"s' " iDpeft
'''' demands = '''' ''''"0" H. A. DnpnCE, sser,tAry.s
Nh. Cou,ui,tee on whsrves, Piers aud slip. Of tine
Ros' - tiaenen win meet on MONDAY tie lS.h lust at
I, O'clock =. in room No. got, Ion Au pg'on' in
tc..tsd a,s u,ed g be present ~in =, hd h'r hoce'
PLfER MTG HE'LL OommiItee gu
iNo. d oTriWELL Pier, ana SIpl
,,,c Committee on Fsnies OF the Board OF Aldermen
vi meet ou MONDAY the 18th ns'., al 10 O'Clock m In
Room No Cy Hail All persons iute e'ed are Requested
~ '''' JOHN 4. HENRY, )Cemnlse
PETER MliCHELL,f
GhO A. JkREMlAil,) feuie-.
E.iIable Facts.-A wosAs washing nsy be done per
f.cI m two VI three hours. withOnt soskius rabhs OF
boi 4. 4. b, JOhNSuNS UNION WAsHtNG-MAChINh
AND GLorIn.S WuNGERs chid can oI aIs's ,nsa sn.
Price OF NIshn xAachiBc Tl2 rIiss OF Union CIethcs
Nnnser. s0 The Wringer has double ~ The
with eogS h,s hind tub snd I. hem 10
boa, aud Iuost durable in existence. Ca ana .es "
operation j. JOHNSON Co.. No 'oI pIosuwey, ~ =
IndIa-Rub6or Gleyes,
For Oardsniuz, uousew9nb,
CROTON HOSE OF Alb oMbS'
INDIA pUBBER JEWElAh'
.nl ,u.,n1s.af Rnbl,r 0oods. wholesale aud rrta!L
Anu =" A'"s'."' 'fs.YnITpYEAR5 L. r. q. MFG Co,
Na. ~ GIsssupI, ~ I.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
TnE BEST SEwING-MACHNE IN THE World

The BEST SEWING MACHINE IN THE WORLD
Tho WEED with its valnsbs improvements, entirely over
all imperection They superior 20 all others for
family and manufacturing puTposss Store NO ob Broadway
a gents wanted.
Mrs. WLIsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP relieves
the child from psin nVgoreies the stomach sod bowels
reefs scidy gives and vso to the whole system
IS cents per bottle.
FOOT's PATENT UMBRELLA LOCK STAND
new nysuton which bids fair 10 supesede and exclude
entirely the oil stands thit have heretofore been
sed.-New.York Tribune. At WHEELER WI1sOS's Sew
iug. g.Mschine Rooms, No. 5O5 Broadway. heS.AoiL
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIN-
AIRY AsDSFrUAL SYsRKxa-Nsw and reliable tTesment-in
envelopes, es Of charge Address DR. j. SxItLIs HOUaH
1oS, Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa
TRUssEs.-MARsH d Co.'S Radical Cure
TEuS Oaice only Al No yes.ys, Al,o Supporter, SUE.
I.nsoy ndagss Suk klaae Stockings for Fsrooso Veins
Shoulder Brace, Le. A lady attendant.
BATCHELoR's HAIR DyE-rhe best in the
world Perfect, naturs res able hames ard ausueogs
IN 'r'ct The geuuios 10 signed WILLIAM 4. BlTCHELOA.
sold BY sll D"gsi'sA fAe0Ty, No. 81 Bsrclay-',.
GOLD PESs.-Tle beat and the cheapest, at
A. MoAroS's. No. % Msidsnlsns, NswYofk-
THR PALMER Ann AND LEG.-B. FRANK
PAIsyE Inventor ana Psen,ee Asorpsce gTcvud Aoor,
~ T. h0. PliadeIhia snG Boston Only hous-s o! PALsEt
Co AVOID inposiiiOH 5y ealing on the Inventor.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

Sprins.
have Just completed ny excessive stock q
SPRING CLO1 HING. uot surpassed In the wsy OF
assortD Dent taste, style, price, IN his city. Tas
Custou.-Hoom ChidIen's. ard Furnishing DEPART
uent equacd Entire sstlsfsctiou given, or
noney returned Please call and examine for your.
selves. - - -
LARGEST STORE IN TIE CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
BEsOOELVr ETEms.

LAYING TIE C0RYER-SrOSE or a Hyw CHURcH
EDIpcR-Tbe Of laying tho conettons Of ,ts
lin place Congregational Church, located IN tim pace De-
tween Fulton and Lngson street took place ye'
eiuay afternoon IN presence OF nuretous cohgTesson
the threatening stats OF the wesbeT ~,
ohH'kaon originally vorshped IN small building situate
~ tho rear OF the site Of the proposed edce The popu
R'lty oi tho pastor, tho Rev William Alvin Bartlett soon
~ necessary TO procure accommodation, and, with
% urJect IN view, large building erected lot m
leal OF uiton avenue. aud which has since been snown
ue pIoosIyn isbefnscle Iho TabofnaOle was Intended
" Temporary arrangement aud about a year suca the
trustees concluded TO bnd h. heg stretue ubirh hes
now n-nn commenced The building will be brrk feet
mont 100 feet deep iu The Romsnes us stye Of az hte.
alio ne 'front.' VIII be OF brown sud ornameuttd
ine ian building viii be 100 feet des incl udut y-tbue
with gallery and designed accommodate 100 Isnons
The Sund.y school and lecture will be in tho rear
Ine edlhce VIII occupy thee lots, which valued a.
bioV and paid Tor The Structure will 423 600 upon
probably be ready ,r occupation abors Decebcr neIL The
couegst numbers Z0 menboTA The sxeTcses
terday commenced by singing inc, when tho Rev MI
ssr.s Of the Bddgesse Baptist ChDeh offered Apsy.r
invoking tho bssSugs O. oil Ia
oftho building Mr. r. W Buk- Chairnsn Of the BoaId oi
Trustees read ,tasmout In hc the history OF the church
fom its osinstion until tho present. me so forth The
stone then laid by the pastor The contents
prise bIe rhotopsph Of the Pasof st Of subscrber to
the building officers o the church. newspapers OF ths day
the Presidents proclamation, aud other documout. Aiter
those ceremonies, ode written by william hoss Wallace
fo the OCCASION sung to the air Of Old Hundred ccm
msncing;
with humble, bu, expliint hearts
We kAihor here 10 brcst the sod,
For tue pure temples corner stone,
That shA be ever thine, q Gcd.
Addrostet were made by tue Rev john Milton olmes b'
Rev Hugh Smith Carpenter and tie Kev WIN Ives bndihg
ton ID. D. ser which the concluded win ps
end benediCiioa.
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English Curpetlngs,
OIL-CLUIuS,

COCOA and CHGEA nATTINGS.
I ,h t. r r.Td Al oN priee. All goods are guaranteed
:, Wv HIRAM AEDERSOhS,
No % Bowep
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

Feckardrs Cattle Powder.
The usrcul man Ia And 10 his bsas
For tuttsainE and improving all kbuds eI sael
Agents, D. g. BARNks 4 cs., No. ~. 3ss.aw'h
Ter yssby ~ asslsgh
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

Reaay,-Ous new styles OF PLATED TEA SITS.
CorFEE URNs ICE PITCHERS, CAKE BAekEre-
FORKS SPOONS kc. Oar as.ortent Of sterling SLY Ek-
MARE F.ne WATCHES and Rich JEwELRY ALbuhs.
FANCY GOODS &C., wss never larger or bs.tsr. j. u.
JOHNSTON Co., No. $50 BOwsry. oor. Broome-st n n.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

Addrostei we're made by tue Rev John Milton olme' hs
Rev Hugh smith Carpenter and tie Key WIN Ives Binding
ton d. D. which the ocfsmoHos concluded With pra.
nd benediCiioa.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-25
The Battles in Georgia.

The first news f.om Cen Res. Grams was
not favorable but later accounts look better
The following s the lg.est we have:
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 90. The Journal
has received information, which it credits,
that on Y lay nigh; the right ad left
wings 0: &c Ro>ecrans aru., rested on
the bait, =, ind Of Saturday and Sunday,
and reiA'orcements. the number not stated
from Gen. Grant via Decatur. were to nave,
reached him Yesterday. Gen. Rosecrans
headquarters were four mics from the battle
field, in the rear of the centre. He was in
good spirits, and hopeful of complete and
decisive victory over Johnston, Bragg and
i.0ngs:reet.
Gen. Meade held consultation with the
President and the army of the Potomac is
once more in motion. 1t seems as though
the golden moment had come for vigorous
and successful action in Virginia. Lees ar
my has been largely depleted by the rein
forcements sent to Bragg. and 10000 is
probably a fair estimate Of his present
strength. We trust that whatever forces he
has, will be kept busy by Gen. Meade and
his veteran soldiers.
Rev. Asa ID. Smith of New York, has been
elected President of Dartmouth College. He
graduated at Dartmouth in 1880, and has at
tanned some celebrity as a Presbyterian
preacher. The New York Observer credits
him with full list of good qualities.
Returns from 800 towns in Maine give
Samuel Cony, Union, for Governor, $4,000
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-25
TbESERTERS.

The Provost Marshal of the Sd District
Iii Massachusetts, tincluding several wards
in Boston and Roxbury) publishes list in
the Journal Of Saturday Of nearly 1000
names of persons drafted who failed to re-
port themselves, and who arc now cnnse-
quently reckonci us deSerters and reward
of $40 each offered for their apprehension
and delivery at headquarters. They embrace
all classes of individuals from printers down
to gamblers and oiiicc-holders. There are
about 200 in this district who have vet failed
to report and whose names will soon appear
under the above head unless they make haste
to Woodstock. BY the decision of Judge
Advocate General Holt, person who fails to
report himself. and is arrested as a deserter
may still! 90 before the Board of Enrichment
ard prove that he is not liable to do military
duty; but, if on hearing his claim the board
decide that he is iaJle, lie must Lea Gre Lis
personal serrice. lie cannot then be allowed
to furnish substitute nor to pay $500 there
fOr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-25

majority over Bradbury, Copperhead. The
towns vet to be heard from will considerably
increase this majority, probably to nearly
10000. Last year the Senate Of The STATE
stood % Union to 6 Democrat-this year. &c
Union to one Coppe:head; the Assembly, as'
year, was lOl Union to 30 Democrats-thi,
year, as far as heard from, 10 Union to 81
Copperheads.
Gen. Sam. Houston died at his residence
in Huntersville, Texas, on the 10Th of July
he was 20 years of age. So says the Rich
mond Wing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-25
FARM AND sToCKWILLCoX & GIBBsISoI
AT AUCTION!

The subscriber with hopes to benefit his health
by change of climate. offers his farm for sale at
auction on Tuesday, October 18th, at o'clock
A. NJ. Said farm is situated in Barnet, two miles
from Barnet village and depot. / mile from school
and contains l25 acres of land, well divided into
moving, tillage, pas turing and woodland. a su-
gar orchard Of about 300 trees, good brick house
with wood shed, two good barns and good corn
house-a never failing spring of water runs at the
house and harm. The farm is we'll fenced and
we'll situated for sheep, dairy or stock farming.
Also, coed COWS, pair years cid steers, l
2years old heiier yearlings, 9 calves, q sheep.
good farm horse, four years old mare. three
years old mare. Also, all the farming tools, viz
carts, wagons. plows. sleds. chains. l buggy way
on, sleigh, 325 buckets, and various other arti-
Giles not here enumerated. The household furni-
ture and dairy utensils Will be sold. Also. Ole Of
Woods patent moving machines, having been
used on my farm for three seasons. Also, a one
horse power with separator and circular saw
machine. Terms and all necessary information
can be obtained at the time and place of sale.
JOHN S. SOMERS.
JOHN II. MOORE, Auctioneer.
Barnet, Sept. %, 1868. 65:66
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-25
CRstE'S (EsEBRiTED SiLTE.
4 SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Sa,ve is vegetable preparation, invent
ed IN the 18th century, by DR. WV. GRAcs,
surgeon in King James's army. Through Its
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds thar h-r,,d fhc skill of the most
'i-:T II phi, sicisns Of has DAY. a: was regarded
BY al who knew hun As public benefactor.
Grsces Celebrated Sl.re cures Burns.
Grsce's Celebrated Sslve crres Scalis.
6rsce's Celebrated saive cures Flesh Wounds.
traces csles1ete2 Saiye cures Germs.
6rsees Celsbrsted Sslvs c1res Fslc1s.
traces Celebrated Sslve cures Frozen Limbs.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Wans
Grzce's Celebrated Sslye cures callouses.
traces Celebrated Saiye cures Salt Rheum.
Grsce's Celebrated Salye cures CT lhiains.
Grece's Ceie5r:sed Sslve cures Sore Breast.
Grace's Celebrated Saive cures Sore Linz.
Grsce's Celebrated Saive cures Erysipelas Sores
6race's Celebrated Safvs cures Ahscessss.
Gracs's Celebrated Saive cures Ulcers.
Graoe's Celebrated sslve cures Chspped Hands.
Grsce's Celebrated Salve cures Eins worms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down to a common Pimple. 1t eradi-
Gates Pimples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that Can equal this Salve in prompt and ener-
g-uc scucn lor me speedy cure OF external DIS
eases as those who have tried IFS virtues testify
Soldiers. Sailors, and Fishermen, viii find this
Salve their best friend.
1t has none of the irritating. heating proper
ties Of other remedies, but cools, clesnses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family. and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case Of
accident, for it will save them much trouble.
suffering, and money. All il wants is fam
crial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-25

ia Marriages Birth, an! eahs inserted FREE,-
obituaries nlLi1ng poetry, inserted at ,lN GEMS line IL
advance.
In this town, Sept. l., P. f. Gerrish, aged j3
wears.
Father, i,revcl, with l,,ivering brow.
and :alicring lip we bid tnee now.
A ,'"G, a las. farewell
LIES 10y and grief iur !! re are Ger,
Farewell for we must meet no more:
Farewell. d last farewell
Nv f.thcr I'LL tat Gre diui DAY,
Which bore thee from our sight away.
Nc'cr did We know.
How ark could seem this world 50 fair,
Or l2 n how much the heart could bear,
Of ,;eenest woe.
Yet. father. though our aching heart
Is wrung with grief that ".e must par.
Thy will " 0 COG. :. be d5ncn'
With Guiv,rng lip and trar-,.immed eve,
With bursting heart will humbly cry,
O,God " Thy Will be done ~
At Newport, Sept. l6, Hon. VIM. Moon. aged
In Concord, Aug. %. sophrons l., daughter Of
George and Elsie Howe, aged Years.
At W. Danville. Sept. f. of disease OF thu
brain, Warren c., eldest son Of 2. +. AMI Della
Laird, aged years e months ) days.
In Newport Sept. 10th. Lucretia. aged lG years
. months and days, Youngest daughter Of til,
late Walter Bowman, Esq.
Fold her oh, Father. in thine arms.
And let her henceforth be
A messenger of love between
Our human hearts and Thee.
~
Sisters. am happy now,
No anxious fears ALLOW;
No sorrow clouds my brow,
But perfect is my JOY.
Ny heart no anguish knows.
My throbbing head finds rest;
lean, in sweet repose,
Upon my Savior breast,