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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-10
Recordings in Concord.

Nh. EDITOR The glorious victory OF the
army of the Potomac was celebrated here on
Monday night with the widest demonstra-
tons of JOY. Flags were thrown out, bells
rang guns fired, and everything that could
assist in making noise, except copperheads
was appropriated for that purpose. They
even tried to rattle but loyalty could, mol
would not, hear them and they soon skunk
back into their holes or came out and extend
ed lie hand of friend> nip. A further dem
onstration will be made tonight of which yol
shall soon hear.
JulyS. THE UNION FOREVER
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West Burke May 1853.
/ S. E Y else TAX
D ASSESSMENT DISTRICT OF VERMONT.

All presons interested in the payment of taxes
under the law of Congress, entitled An Act to
provide internal revenue to support the govern
ment and TO pay interest On the public deb: -
Approved, July |. 1862. are hereby notified that
the lists, valuations and ennunlerations made nd
taken IL the towns in the ccEnty of Caledonia
may be examined for the space of fifteen days
prior to the lith day of July next At .e c:ice OF
George A Merritt. i'll 81. Johns ~ and that on
the said lith day OF July the undersigned will be
present at the place aforesaid to hear and deter
mine any appea.s that may at that time be made
to him from the ton OF the Assistant Asses
sors for the divisions composed OF the aforesaid
towns. THOMAS L. POWERS. Assessor.
June %, 1863. 5otf
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The Pennsylvania state authorities have
the names Of ten citizens of Carlisle who
traternized .;itn the rebels. They went to
the rebel Gen jenkins, and begged him to
parole them, that they Nigh: not be obliged
10 fight On the Union side. Jenkins welcom-
ed them, sent some of them into his ranks, to
fight on the side where they belong.
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+ A r NJ FOR SAL E

The subscriber wishing to leave this part Of
the country wishes to sell his farm. Said farm
is the one k,lo yn as the Wheeler farm situ9 ed
at Peacham Corner, one-fourth of mile from
the Academy, Congregational and Methodist
churches. 1t contains about one hundred acres
of land suitably divided into tillage and pastur-
ing. There is good house, two barns and con-
venient out-buiidlnps on the farm Also, good
sugar orchard and sugar house thereon and uten-
sis for carrying on 400 trees. Said farm is well
fenced and has living stream of water running
10 the barn and also a good well at the house
The soil is well adapted for the growing of all
kinds of grain, corn and grass. In fact for beau
ty Of scenery. conveniencies for education and
desirable society it Is unsurpassed by any place
in this part of the state.
C.E BLANCHARD.
Peacham, June 25 1868. 53t.
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MARRIAGES.

In Craftsbury, June tn, Carlos s. McLaren
of North Hydepalk, and Augusta Bastion, Of
CraftSbury.
In Wheelock, Jul I'll, by Rev. J Woodman,
Benz. D. Hartshorn of Dan'.,-s and Marietta
Smith of Wheelock.
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4 NICE FARM FOR SALE

A I A & r AT BARGA AIN.
Situated in the Northwest part OF Walden near
the stage road leading from East Ha-dwick to
Danville containing about 60 acres. divided into
moving, tillage. pasturng and II acres of heavy
woodland, about 200 sugar trees: Is well fenced.
good house painted and blinded. large |. and
woodshed nearly new, two good barns one SO Y
45 with cellar nearly new. the other 81 SO in
good repair. Never failing soft water II the house
and barn. All very convenient Said farm has
had the entire income of another farm for the
last fifteen years and is in high state Of cultya-
ton. The road is shaded BY about 200 beautiful
maple trees Of II years growth. Also another
far II situated one mile from the above named
farm Of about 50 acres one-half newly cleared
and contains large sugar orchard of 1900 trees
and has all necessary fixtures for tapping 1900
Terms easy. Direct I'll communications to
STEPHEN Y. ELLIS
5lu East Hardwick, Vt.
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| ,ANDS NOW OFFERED
FOR SALE.

By the subscriber about thirty acres of pastur.
ing near "heelock Village. Also twenty acres
of moving within one-fourth of a mile If Shef.
field Village with Barn % BY 40 and shed i.
by AZ on the same. Also wood and timber 10,
(No. ll5) of lao acres on the Duck Pond road
$50 called leading from Sheffield to Barton.
Prices and payments to suit the purchaser.
SEWALL BRADLEY.
Sheffield, June 90, 1863. 52:55
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TIL + CALEDONIA n
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Brief Locals

Brief Locals.
Immediately on the announcement o
the fall of Vicksburg all was excitement II
our village. The bells were rung, men an(
boys shouted and joy beamed from the face
Of all, except the few copperheads with which
the village is cursed. In the evening num-
Der Of cannon, sounded the glad news to the
adjoining towns, where the wires. do not ex-
tend the bells were again rung; houses
Illuminated; fireworks exhibited and the cltl'
ztns generally We'd with each other IN en-
,,eayors to express their joy at the event.
1t is not necessary for US to call the at
tention of our readers to the exhibition at the
Town Hall Friday evening, as we have fire.
1uently noticed that any entertainment in
vhicf the children of the place take prom
;nent part always draws big house. We
have no doubt such will be the case to-mor-
row night.
D. d. Howe. who was severel y wound
ed at Fair Oaks has been appointed Recruit
iag Sergeant for the Invalid Corps. He will
be stationed at st. JohnsbuIy and can be
found at the Caiedonian Office.
The rain of the Atm interfered more or
less with celebrations and fireworks, and also
prevented some from attending the rehearsals
and concert of Mr.. Leavitt at Lyndon. Nei-
tier chorus nor the audience were as large as
&. the convention held in the winter, vet
those present enjoyed themselve, and had a
good sing.
Attention is called to the dental adver-
,isement of DR.. Miles of Lyndon.
Acting Masters Mate Absar il. Hicks
late of Lyndon) now of the I. S. steamer
lockwood has been promoted to Acting En-
sign. for gallant conduct in action.
All honorably discharged soldiers who
desire to be placed on Recruiting service will
call at this office Tuesday, July II, 1868.
BY notice in another column it vii he
seen that r. Under wood has opend coffin
warehouse on Railroad street.
A B. Gasklll has been appointed Re
cruting Sergeant for the Invalid Corps. He
is stationed at Burke Hollow, where any one
il. that vicinity can enlist.
The relative and friends will meet to
celebrate the one hundrt "A birth day of Mrs.
Abel Butler at the House of Mr. Beauman
Butter on Monday, July ID, at O'clock
Tables will be set and refreshments provided.
PERSONAL.
Rev James 2. Stone and wife, for the pres
ont AT the TYLER Housp near Hsuprstuwn "a
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- t TIE OF We r MON
~ Essen COUNTY, SIS.

In Probate Court holden at Lunenbnrg In and for said
district, on the 9th day of July, A. ID. 1863.
Mary Dewey, eyeCutrX on the estate of John Dewey
late OF Maidstone in said district deceased makes app-
10 said court TO extend the time heretofore allowed
her TO pay the deb due from said estate and render
her administration account until some future day
heTeupon 1t Is ordered by said court that said appli-
cation De heard at the probate Cfce, in Lunenburg
the 18th day of July S53: and il further ordered
that notice De given t. all concerned by the pub
lcaton Of i.s olaeI ~ The Cliedonan printed at st
JohlsDury, three weeks succes.vely, before ring
BY the Court,-Atlest
JONAH BRc ks, Judge
A true copy OF Record .t-st
oES 1ONAU BROOKS. JUdSe.
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ORDER Of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT

NELSON GOES ESTATE
At Probate Court held St Johnsbury in said District
on the % day Of July, A. d. 1868
WHEREAS, Jacob MCNeal administrator on tho as
tate OF Nelson COe, late of Burke in said district do
ceased proposes to render account of his admins
traOn and to present his against said estate for
examination and allowance for the purpose of making
ttion and distribution OF the residue of said estate
unde decree OF said court the pc sons who
by law entitled to the 1t is therefore ordered nv
said court that the same under consideration and
be heard at the Probate Office, In ST. Johusbury nm
the 9th day OF July A D. 1853 And it is further Or
dered that all persons interested be notified hereof by
publication OF copy the record of this order in the
Caledonan printed at St J0hnsbury, three weeks suc
cessively prev TO said time OF hearing that the
may appear contest the allowance of said account
they see cause and also be heard by said court in the
matter partition and distribution of said estate
By the court,
Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge
| A true copy of record.
4:56 Attest. ASA L. FRENCH Judge
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Clarkes Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from pre-
scripon of Sir Clarke, NJ d. Physician Extraordinary
the Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfaing In
the cure all those painful and dangerous diseases
which the female constitution subject mOderates all
and removes all distractions, and speedy
may be relied To married ladies it is peculiarly suit
ed. 1t WILL in short tim bring the monthly period
W. regularity. Each bottle, price e dollar bears the
Government stamp OF Great Britain prevent counter
fei.s. Caution Tnes pill should not be taken by females
during the first tree months If pregnancy they are
bring miscarriage, but any other time they
safe. In all OF nervous and spinal affections,
pains in the back and limbs, gue slight exertiOn,
palpato of the heart Mysteries and whites these pills
will effect when all other have failed and
although powerful remedy do not contain iron, caomel
antimony anything hurtul to the constitution. Full
directions in the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved Sole agent for the United
States and Canadas
JOB MOSES, 81 Cortland St, Y.
n B.-Sl0 and six postage stamps, enclosed to any au-
thorzed agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills, by
return mail l532-C 7 ly
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

lit WUriuS Great kennedy 1Of
Cot CHS. Colds, Inclpient Con.
SUMPTION, and for the relief
fConsumpuive patients
ip advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni.
versslly known, that we need do no more
than assure the publ that its quality is kept
I'D 70 the hest il ever has been, and that
NAV he relied on 10 DO all il has ever done.
Prepared by DE-. ]. c. AIR Go.
Practical and analytical Chessista
Lowell, Moss,
Sold By al &uesiEh every NhuN -
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The Confessions and Experience of an

Invalid Published for the benefit, and warning and
caution to young who suffer from Nervous Deqii
same time the means self By who has cured
himself AFTER being put great expense and ndry through
medical humbug and quaCkery BY enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope single copies may be had of the au
thor. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ.
1873 Bedford Kings County NY
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Symtoms of CoIds.-A Cold is usually =,
j iNES B Fkl
Pro USt Marshal General

SYMPTOMS of Colds.-A Cold is usually ac-
comnanled with weight and pain in the head
oppression at The chest. and some difficulty of
breathing sense of fulness and stopping at
the nose. wa'ery, lnhamed eyes. soreness and
rawness of the throat, coughs, pains about the
chest, cold shiverinss, succeeded bv tran ient
tiushes of heat, hLmor from the nose, throat and
lungs, IN consequence of inflammation of the
membrane OF these parts, and from internal fe-
ver and often difficulty of expectcration In
all such cases, MADAME ZADoC PoErER's Co.
RAlIyE BALSAM VII effect an immediate cure
See advertisement N another cO'lWn.
Females 4: Females! Females Use
that safe, pleasant remedy known as HELMBoLD's
EXTRACT BrCHU. tor all complaints incident to
the sex. No family should be without it, and
none Will when once tried by them 1t is used
by young and old in the decline or change of
HE before and after marriage during and after
confinement, to strengthen the nerves Restore
nature to It's proper channel, and inyigorate the
broken.down constitution, from whatever cause
originating. Use no worthless pills! Take
HembOld's Extract BCchu. See advertisement
in another column. Cut out, and send for it
53:6l
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DEATHS.

Eg- Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted FREE
Obituaries ing poetry inserted at six cents line
advance.
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Second Congressional EnroiIm aHt.

Tie enrolment of this district is CON-
9Ieted and the lists were sent to the Assist
ant Provost Marshal General at Montpelier,
on Friday last. The number in The first
cass by Counties, is as follows:
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Relief in Ten Mjnutes.Rpy.

IN
aoSIC WAFERs-The original Medicine established i
1887 and first article of the kind ever introduced uder tn
name OF Pumonic Waters in this or any other country
all other PulmOnc Waters are countereits The genuin
can be known by the Bryan being slammed on
wafer.
BryanS PumOniC Waters
Relieve Cough, Colds, Sore Throat. Hoarseness
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis, Difficult p-7 .thinc
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains IN the Chest
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve lncipent assumption, Lung Diseases
BiyanS Pumonc Waters
Relieve Irritation OF the Uvula and Tonsils
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are a blessing TO all Glasses and Cons titutions.
Bryan'S Pulmoni- Waters
Are adapted for Vocaists and Public Speakers.
Bryan's Pulmonic Wa.ers
Are IN simple form and pleasant TO the taste.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
->o' os leHe'e Out effect rapid and lasting cures.
- BIZ an 5 Pulmonic Waters
n'e aiteu 10 give satisfaction TO every one.
NO laLnly should he without a toxof
pNah PulInonc Waters
II the house
No Traveller should be without a srInr,Jv of
BT;aAs fuhGOnIC Waters
III his pocket.
OpersOn Will ever object to giJe for
Bryan PGlmouic Waters
CO Tyl Twenty-Five Gents.
JOB MOSES, Sole ropretor.
" COrlAndt ST., n. Y
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Peacham, June %, 1868.
4 U c. L O n /!

Will be sold at auction. to the highest bidder.
July 18th. at II o'clock. 4. NJ.
the farm known as the Norris or Paquin Farm. -
Said farm lays mile and half north of Sutton
Corner, and on the main road leading to Barton :;
1t is within eight miles of Barton Village 1t
contains - acres Of good land one house. wood
sheds hog pen, two barns and b. IN sheds. one
hundred and fifty young sugar trees, lot of &C.
dar, and some saving timber. 1t is well watered
lIFPay made easy. Part down and the remain
der in yearly payT ents.Eu
WIN. A. BROWN.
June 10, 1868 j1;5j
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A Friend in Need. Try It...Dr. Sweets

lntable Liniment is prepared from the recipe OF W
Stephen Sweet COnnectcut, the great bone setter and
has been used in his practice or the last twenty years
with the most astonishing As an external Iene
dy tits without rival, and will alleviate pain more
speedily than other preparation. For all Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders is truly nfable and as cura-
tive for Sores Wounds Sprain Bruises &C. its soothing,
healing and powerful strengthening properties excite the
just wonder and establishment of all who have ever gwen
it trial Over four hundred certificates of rkable
cures performed by it within the last two years attest
this fact. See advertiser ent. U S3-ly e N
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7 UMBER.-

The subscriber has removed to the Hancock
shop at Paddeck's village; and having put in a
new Planer will do all kinds Of planning in the
best manner. He continues to furnish all kinds
of lumber on the most reasonable terms Also.
packing boxes of every description.
DANIEL COLBY.
St Johnsbury. Mays. 4lu
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CHARGES FOR DENTAL oPERArI ms,

For hlIing teeth with gold, per cavity, 81 to So
"- s. 6" Tin g so to Is
For cleaning teeth, so to l.5O
For extracting. .25
" % with ether, LOO
N. B. Every operation shall give entire salts
faction. or the work need not be taken from the
office.
st Johnsbury, Nov II, 1860
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The peculiar faint q
infection which Ne
call ScRoFUIA turks
in the constitutions of
mulhtudes of men. 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
.feebled, yihated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
the vital forcesin their
vigorous action, ard
:leaves the system to
ell ,-@, ,I,ea~Ia~ al
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D. KILBOURNE D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON.

OFFICE, COR. MAIN AND CENTRAL SITS, DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE ST. JOHNSBURY HOUSE.
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PERSONAL.

Rev James 2. Stone and wife, for the pres
ent at the Tyler House, near Hagerstown, as
missionaries among the freed people of color,
desire that letters and papers intended for
them be directed to Fortress Monroe, Va,
box H.
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II UV-~N, FVhhS, hNINb~, LIN-
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.

OF Gold. Silver and other kinds of bows. Nv
assortment and experience are such that car
fully supply the wants of those who can be help
ea. equalto any optieian, and at one fourth les:
price
A Mortons. and Dawson, Warren & HYDE.
celebrated Gold Pens and Extension Cases.
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GREAT ADVANCE ON GOODS.

GREAT ADVANCE ON GOODS.
Please call soon for though nv stock is now large
it will not remain so long, and as have TO buy
new goods, shall be under the necessity of ad-
vancing the prices in proportion as have &c pay.
Engrariny, Hatch d and Jewelry Repairing,
done as usual and warranted.
3ot &C. CHILDS.
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REORGANIZATION --Artemus Ward gives the
folioWiES experience il retr saEiHns his ~ife
1t would seem II at a II his efforts W here Be:se-
Jane is concerned reTnlii ated differently tila u
he intends at the outse:: "
L ever III tended TO i organize my wife bnt
once, ano l shall never att+mpt agin. / ID anif
'tosa pshl.e dtsnersard h t allowed myself 10
lie ietra, cd into driukin' several Eeopfe :
Ii, ajthsi ard vi hing TO make them as robust
as pos sible. continued driu kim their heaiths
Hn1H my owu became affected. Consekens
WaT, l presented myself Betsey's bedside
Lite at right with considerable Ticker conceal.
cd hGout my person. L had somehow got per
srsEun OF hoss- whip on my way home, and
REM nbfIin sum cranky observations Of Mrs
ards III the mornin', snapt the whip patty
lively, and. in a very loud voice, [ said.
Eets' Y, yCu need reorganiZin! have cum.
Betsey," l cUntinu nued-crackiu' tina whip over
me bed nave cum To Teorgani2a you
Ha-ave you per rayed to niteP K
Grem q that night that sumbody had LAID e.
Loss whip over me several times, aud hen /
woke up 1 fonnd she had. I hair't drunk
muth OF any thin since, and If ever I have
another reorganizi n job on hand, l shall let
1t cut
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m.-T.-la&o.-x.

From the army hospitai-the bloody battle
Eeld-the mansion of the rich and humble abode
Of the poor-from the offfce and tee sacred desk
from the mountain top, distant valleys aud
tar-od islands of the ocean-fron every nooA
lnd corner of the civilized worlds pouring
IN the evidence Of the astonishing effects of
BRAKES PLANTATION BITrERS. Thou
sarGs upon thousands OF letters ike the ioi-
lowing may he seen at our Office:
REDsBURY, WIS, Sent I6, 1863.
~ have been in the army hospi-
.aIs for fourteen months-speachIass and near
- dead. st Alton, Ill, they gave me bottle
J. Plantation biCters. = X Three bottles
rsstorad my speech and cured Tue.
-. H. ELAUTR."
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IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

IMPATIENT OF AGRICULTURE,
- WASHINGTON, D. G., Dsc. is, 1858.
To the Grosve,s and Manufacturers Of Flag and
Hemy Tbs Com missionsrs appointed by this De:
Psnnsy ylvs snia, william Bailey, Of Rhoee Island.
and John A. Wsrder, OF Ohio, to consider the fol
lowing appropriation nlsde by the last Con gress,
viz For Investigations to test the prastcability
Of Gnlhyatins and preparing fax and hemp q
substitute for cotton. twenty thousand dollars -
having met and after several days inv sstgs tion
OF the subject. believing that further and fuller
notice of thsir Investigations might produce
valuable resuhs. adjourned to p1eet again on We'd
rssday. the 4.h day sfPebruary next, at u O'Clock
NJ and request all persons interested in the distri-
button Of tas or sn.ious IN to deyeIop
gsrtment on CT before that day, SAMPLES Of the
tiop Of the aeres and fabrics pre- pared by taem,
cesses and the cost of in ssoh esse
also descrip Of the kinds and cost of machin
cry used where made, &o., together with any and
all informs ion thai may be useful to the Commits
sien, -
This information IL necessary before an intslli-
gent distribution can be made
dels dtd ISAAC NYWTON, Corumissioner.
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Interesting Budget of Southern News.

DotEFUL REBEL ACCOUNTS OF AYERILI,s
RAID
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REBEL TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.

TIE REBS MARCH AND COUNTERMARCH
But CAN'T FIND AVERILL