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THIS DAN.
NE OFFER fo TIE TRADE. AT pRI,

80 "a "a y, .N0IICE.S tt
WE OFFER TO TEiE IR ADE, AT PR
w vsie sas De foIrrnr list Of Good; -
. hh 4. rrep rpssr. - <, (. - ~
- b5es chiefs Arvsr do.
2D1l ~, " e15ee fKpuy Hscnn
-. 20 =, bss sa6<ner isle d wigh, Vinegar.
., -. N n,h RrAbds, -. .--,-,o.-el... Z
~ boxes supe Tor Tes,
, .sfbggs Of r:ne Java ooaes, a MI
~ lie Ne ers Of Fiee, q j ~ A tt4t
90 boxes Oandlss, and tsllov,
70 tbs No l and No Tsnpers' on,
seft os toxss Turp@nine Soap u - IS
lOJ wetb's Fsnsg kosp,
10 bbh Lard,
100 BAGS Pesnnis 81 = -
3gv lbs Copprras,
80 kegs s1ds, ~ - .. lt,t
sE 70 tsIs wrough, Bost spikes, 81 ~, {,
s q 10 bills furpe1tfe, -. ~, -, ~.
2O0l packages ch ssing Tobacco, choice brands, q
- 1000 d. Enckag Tobacco, consisting Of Fer
- tir 10 - gusons, Elephant, Grand Tufkiah
" "a g.... ,stsey's and thef well kBoEn tgsnis
1O0 pair Boois, thoes an1 Brog ms,
loo tbs. aooe IN cad, English, .'fif-
20 2O " Virgiuia Shoe Thread, -T. 81
30 beles Cotton Yarns, s..- Z,
d ii se-' 10 pieces black white 6inghams
d h..s 100 yards komr 0nehAn,
80. III, 10 pieces OF white FLANNEL,
Bonssca Grey Jeans,
90 bsles OznGburrs aud sheetinps. ~ p
sePt%-u g. fi.,s4- rhRDY 4 wILLIkks.
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| ADJF AND INsPR sKNHRAys oySIoE. /,
RIOHuouD. Sept. :, 1868
CENTRAL ORDERS, |
~ NCa

CENTRAL ORDERS, peso a i,ii .t' - $50
Information having received Of repeated msconsre
and violations OF Paragraph Kill General Orders No. 81
permitted under any crcumstances TO vonneer ~ egmeh
companies organiEed since the l0h Of Ap lS6
exc rp orgAped under the provons Of the Of
Congress Of that date entitled An act farther - provide for tie
public defence"
IL No authority organizing companies out Of
companies portions Of companies now Ia vice.
Ill II shall be the duty Of commAndants OF conBcrps on 10
formation Of pes being received aio companies contrary "
such persons ocer commanding aud failure OF the
officer return the resolved 70 The camp OF nstruc
on shall report the matter with the "a s Of
the Bureau OF Consumption, 70 be decided by this de-
partment
allowed by regulations shall be psrmed 10 receive
cruits either a. volunteers or In shy other form
" No officer commanding shall accept muster 10 persons Of
utlts such Lha hr exhibit aceruheate
approved BY an eur ling oee stating he has yOluntsee
aud selected his which company allowed TO receive
recruits. ..'f D. 20 . D..
W. The Bureau OonsePuon Is charged with the establish
ment OF regulations as will epiorce this order.
VII Paragraph l. General Orders No. 129, September ll
1868, Is nodded as 20 tesd IS fOlloWS ,t,.l H.
Commanding officers Of regiments, bapanons 70, VIII In
hereof be made cut and forwarded
reAu 81 6onscIpuou complete list persona held sub
10 the army their respective commands This hst VIII
regiment, company date u enlistment and age Of
Iubsitute with the poooe and ddts u enlistment
OF the principal trH also state Rheer Tie substitute IS R0
ssypiq0 or mas die or been Killed 6 IN discharged
from service Aster Ne has dSserted toih ne ddts dHd
stances Of sltch death, discharge deseTfOn =
T. ey will also, manner furnish atV roll Of AZ
and absentees without leave This roll VIII be arrange
according county Congregational District 70 which The
parties beOog and viii forth the time and place Of dsSeron
Ia each case.
Ift.y BY order. 1885 - - - .
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LDJ-r AND IHsP'E aENERAIs oTyIuI,
- UII RIoanonD Sept 20, 1868
aENERAl oRDIRs. o. 90 >

no. 1fT. 4 d. -f .ai1 -. ..s.L ~. j
In view Of the portance pressing the home production
q, nitre the workman In exposed Will be called from
theT worn for local defence ony Of military
gsncJ and then only By the General COMMANDING 1hs asVh
IN the pitre districts lately overruu Wokmen Will be
turned 70 their uork all reasonable fac hes resp
.t,. ,s,.i BY order 90 49, aas a ooopyR 4
foas-lw l 'r.f rf Adjt and InsJ'r Gen.
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TE.L ii g II Al III ii l.C.
Pa LOO CaARLESiON.

ats. q. aFfot EhVA ~ AhbhofvNsH gas lfot i
iCHGaLEsToN, sept S0.-Tbe eneUy fired slowly yes
terdAy upon Fort Sun,ter AID slso upon our Jam
Isa d batteries shio3 Kept Up constant shslng Of
toe erem,s yorking parii.s, Fiah eVdtnt' feet For
MOutrie algo fired at battery Gregs. Che d st was
quiet ~ a9 1852
The enemy have completed Their covered way be-
tween Gregg. and Wagner alopg which they drive the T
team' safely They oasematpg Their gan' at er'g
aad Wagner, protect their eutn,rs from our Shells
Some Of the embrasures pjht directly toward The
etJ. t.s .I..- -
PROM TIE RAPiDAN
GoRDoSsWLLE, $ pl so listepoted that fri & -
heard hi. morning in The directi Rof G.rnanna Ford
The enemy have STRONGLY p exceed RohHsol's river,
and are within three 'nHs Of MtdiSrr 'ourt House.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-01

.INHE ENaRCISES, OF THE MISSES AL
LESs soaoOL vi be resumed NE drst Of OCTOBER,
Mrs. Afs residence, h between Clay and Marshall
aree,s .sbnil-lm
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rui9-dtN0vN

THE subscriber offers for sale, in the county
Of Buckingham, two tracts o. land one, containing about
situated james mile HardWcks
bridge. one-half well mbered Of the lumber
ha OF the other hat The land Is Of good qualify
There s half Of which Is ceaTed
and very FERTILE ard there several small frame houses on H.
There settlement OF about 80 well eLclOsed with
several good log cabins IL will be divided desred Is
tanbery nom rs convenience 70 the esna ADD
ample supply bark Thousands OF cords Of good may be
Gus profit The other tract conhias 1870 With
IN half mile from SA 4 water naYg tlon 70 which Will gravel
landing Most Of y h tobacco land Of the best
aaAy 80 Of fat land, vsy fertes aid well
adapted pas Wen cleared believe Will be Che most no
There about 100 ofc cared
cablnB II affords safe ~ for rtfnke
with their lAb:r would be uediaey ptontable
cutting wood. d. .t.r. t.. 4ssf ..-r al s-.,.1 l.
Terms cash. Confederate money, credit % suit The
80, : Address q 1e, oLIPPoRD oABRLL, %. D,
oe 1-cimf rvrs 6reenWay P. o., Nelson county. !,
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DUB[oC. SALE ON - Dc si4tsias .5e,.a 80 1
u TUESDAY, OCTOBER sIxTH.

i TUESDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH.
The hne bay Horse MsnTOss-sIis, john Blunt; dam.
Jenny Lind
The indian Pony NArr1ganset- q vs'y durable little
trr..s a. II mare tffff l--tftH tH VI .- taTt "Hi
! Of Registers hne Colts b.a r-tI sar ID. 10
S good Mares ami Mule . -. 49, - [
.' II very likely Mes roes
no. - And a variety Of other sItisl s.
The sale 10 o'clock Tue 9th ofOoober aud
10 eoutinne I'M all Is sold ' ~ =" si Il
Passengers coming the castle Dabn viii tad Aecanno
there The An Of 0coee a. o'clock shsn me uAn
arrives 10 be conveyed Ox Band urtyNhe ethe aocve
named property sold arrive there he day before to At
lena The sale Purchase from RchmO nd should laFe Ehh The
O'clock (evenlngl tran Lynchbuig the 81 and
lynehburg with mornIhg train the Al OF October
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FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.
L N Al LII ~ LrLl ll,LtA III Jul Y

IA usuA Branches OF god Ergsh education, French,
with Maso 90 TIE Plano has had experience in
Teaching recommended, obtain 81
uoa reasonable salary BY aPpato 70 bs iber near
Paimyra, Tuy2nuA county. JNO. SOLATER, u
sspi5-c3w f .h n 4
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nANYILLE FRNTALR COLLEGE.

THE next session will open October l, 1863.
Il safe location, doe budrg good fare, experenced teach
thorough scholarship commend this school For cAa-
Ingnr. nldr-aa The Preadens se4--lbteod
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-01
From rIE UNITED STATES.

Baltimore papers Of the 29th inst have oeen rFSe"
ed They contain but lutte of interest rom the Un''
States. We subjon summary Of the iePo'ts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-01

w ANTBD, in large or small quantities
w TAioV Kitchen Gre Damaged Lard Or Bacop for
which highest price Vh en- either In cash. family wash
Ing toilet soap hos restaurants and housrkeePee
have their Grease removed tSce week by addressing
NM. q. WEBB 4 90,
Manchester Soap Works,
Care o. TAADY WILLIAMS,
Jell-u 18Th and Gary streets.
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oS0 BOTTLES pure mountain, Old Rye
OOO WHISKY, medcnNl Purposes.
$50 bottles pure Blackb rryHrNn1y, for DRrrhel.
bbls. pute mountdu, Oh Rye Whsky.
ga bbls ~ erior Green aud Back Yea Iv'
10 ibis. pure Cider Vine. az Tor pickllng
Far sale by &. ROBERTSON, .
segl-i5t Corner Governor and Franklin street,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-07

A Big "GoAK." "A pretty good thing in
its way, took place all along the road from
Lake Bridge t. Irasburg on Saturday Of week
before last. i appears that two deputy sher-
IFS from Newp)i;, arrested one 0. w. Ripper,
for debt and .rar ed with him for the Iras-
burg Jail, but wien they got as far as Govern
try concluded 20 stop and take-a rest. Qn
"horn.') Mr.. Prisoner in the mean time
smiled and laid down upon the bunk and
took nap; when he awoke from his slum-
bers, he hunted up stairs and down for his
keepers, but finding them non est, concluded
to foot it alone to Irasburg and commit him.
self, provided the shertfs were not here to do
it for him. Bat they were not here and t.
make the matter worse, the jalor refused to
take him in" thereby greatly breaking the
injuctions OF the gospel-for he was "hun-
gered." and Thirsty" and "weary."
therefore concludes, like sensible person, to
advertise his cus-tOdty)-ians which he did il.
a handbil. We think the p,is oner has tie
Inside track Irasburg Standard.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-07

! The CHARLOTTE HoNIICIDE.-The inquest
on the body of Henry Drum found dead on
Monday morning in the southeast part OF
Charlotte, resulted in a verdict of murder
by the discharge of shot gun fired by John
Burns" 1t appears, Burns and Drum, both
L..Shmen and neighbors, had been together
on Sunday and that both were consid erably
drunk and became quarrelsome az the house
of one John Murphy and some blows were
given. Burns was sent home, and not long
after Drum followed in the same direction.
his home being beyond that of Burns. As
he passed Burns house Burns came out and
accosted him, and after few words shot him.
Fifty-slx shot entered the breast and abdo-
neil, two took effect in the heart and eight
in other places.
PERPETUAL MoTIoN.-A correspondence
who has seen the machine" writes from
North Troy, to the Newport News. as fol-
lows
Il haG the pleasure Of seeing the operation
OF Mr.. Leach's machine, Jodying the prin-
ciples of perpetual mction which was exhibit
ed in this place on Saturday "r"ning. The
machine is really curiosity: III fact it is a
success. see nothing why it would not con-
tinue to move for an indefinite period, unless
it wears out 1t moves perfectly indepen-
dent of any spring or power outside of itself ;
will start of its own accord at any time, or in
any position, and continue to move until the
brake is applied. A small circular saw is
attached to it, which moves as regularly as
though driven by water or steam. How
much power can be derived from it am not
able to say, but see nothing why it may rot
be used as motive power.
This will probably prove a "success " as
hundreds of others so called perpetual motioat
have within the last twenty-five years-tha
u.s. a failure.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-07
TIL + CA LED IN | A n
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Brief Locals.

Brief Locals.
There will be a union meeting OF the
three societies in this village on Thursda!
thanksgiving day. a, the Methodist church
Services will commence at half-past ter
o'clock. Sermon by Rev MIR McAnn.
Capt Z. b. Frost, Of the 10th Vt. Reg
and Capt Cummings. Of the lst Vt. Cav, are
spending lew days in town They are de-
tailed TO take on drafted men to fill up old
regiments.
Several Of tie citizens of this place,
and among them the editor of The CALEDo-
MAN, lett for Canada, on Friday OF last
week. We have reason to believe, however,
that none of them left to avoid the conse-
dnences of the draft. but for the purpose of
attending the National Teachers Convention
in Chicago, They propose to remain a few
DAYS in that city, and On their way home to
visit Niagara Falls and other places of inter,
est on the route. As the editor left a pair
Of SIS sors on his table the readers of THF
CALIFORNIAN may expect its visits as usual
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Welcome TO Returned Soldiers.

The officers and soldiers of the 18th regi-
ment residing in Caledonia and Essex count
les, are expected to arrive in St. Johnsbury
by an extra train at o'clock tomorrow
lThursday.) Eextensive arrangements have
been made by the citizens of this ard adjorn-
ing towns to give them Vermont Welcome
The committee of arrangements extend a
cordial invitation to their friends and the
citizens generally to join in this reception.
The fire companies and citizens will escort
the soldiers from the depot to Court House
Square where a collation. will be in readiness.
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{" We Acknowledge the Corn"

Mr.. Josiah Gage, residing upon Pear
street, has brought into our office severa' ear.
of corn quite fit for roasting. The seed was
planted on the 10th day of May and ii
righty-four days he plucked ears of corr
hard enough to boil Or roast The 18th OF
August is early to have green corn from Yer
mont gardens. A gentleman says he could
find none in the market at Springfield yes
trrday. Wouldn't the epicures in the Old
Bay state like to have our farmers send down
. carload or so?
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TIE GENERAL STATUTES

of Vermont are now published, and for sale a
the price of three dollars per copy at the following
places:
Bennington, Benton Windsor. l. J McIndoe
Sons. Rutland, futile < Gay.
Poultney, Henry Clark. Castleton, Northrop <
Brandon, VIM Ford. Son.
\ergennes, John Rob- Middlebury, S. Parker.
ertS Burlington, at the sew
St. Adams, Z. b. Whit eral Book Stores.
ing. Hydepark. Lucas III
lrasburg, IN. Cushman Moves.
Guidhall, W. ii. Harris st. Johnsbury, I. NJ.
horn. Howard
Bradford Hosea Farr. Chelsea l. q. IIinckley.
Montpelier, Ballou < West Randolph. John
LOveland. ROwell.
Bellows Falls. o. J. Brattleboro, ]. Steen.
Wood Woodstock n. Haskell.
Royalton. ID. c. Denison.
The copies belonging to the several towns and
to the other persons entitled by law to receiv
them. will be found at the respective C .ty
Clerks Offices.
WIN. G. SHAW, Corn =.
GEO. W "a, sec. of State.
July %. 1868. 5S6l
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Relief in Ten MinuteS.-.BRYANS' PIT

Relief in Ten MinuteS.-.BRYANS PUl
MoNIC WArERS.-The original Medicine established
1885, and first article the kind ever introduced under Il
name PulmoniC, Waters in tn or any other countr
ali other Pulmonlc Waters counterlei;s The genUil
can be known by the name Bryan being stamped
wafer.
Brydn's Pulmonic waters
Relieve Cough, Colds, sore Throat. iloarsene>s.
Bryam's Puiuouic Waters
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis. Difficult "athlns.
Bryan's Pu'muuic Waters
Relieve Splitting ol Blood, Pains in the Chest
Byan'S PuImonic Waters
Relieve Iucipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and TonSil>.
Bryan's PumOnc Waters
Relieve the above complaints i'll ten minutes
Bryans Pulnonic Waters
Arc BLESSING TO all Glasses and Constitutions.
Brvan'> Pulmoni- waters
Are adapted for VocIl,ts ami Public Speakers.
Bryaus Pumonic Waters
Are i'll simple form and pleasant 10 the taste.
BryIms PUmoric Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures.
Bryan> PuImonic Waters
Are warranted to give satisfaction To every one.
No family should hc without a box OF
Bryah'> PUmonic Waters
il the house.
Notrayclcr should he without a supply of
BryanS PUlIIuulc Waters
III his pocket.
No person will ever object to s'e Tor
Bryan'> PulInuUiC Waters
CHTyl Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole PROPRIETOR.
- COrlaEdt St, y. Y.
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GRiCE'S Celebrated SiLTE.
SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salre is vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century. by DR. WV. GRACE,
surgeon in King Jamcs's army. Through It's
agency he cured thousands Of most serious sores
AID wounds that baiTiad the skill of the most
el.inel.t physicians of his day, and was regarded
by ali who knew him u public benefactor.
Grsee's Celebrated Salve cures Burns.
Graces Celebrated Salvo cures Scalds.
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Flesh WoundA
Srace's Celebrated Salvo cures Corns.
traces Celebrated Salve cures Felons
ofacss celebrated Sslve cures Frozen Limbs.
Grsee's Celebrated Saive cures Wens
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Callouse,.
Graees Celebrated Salye cures Salt Rheum.
traces Celebrated Salre cures Chilblains.
Graee's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Breast
Grsce's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Lips.
Grsees Celebrated Sslve cures Erysipelas Sores.
Graees Celebrated Salve cures Assesses.
6raees Celebrated Saive cures Ulcers
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Chapped Hands.
Graees Celebrated salve cures Ringwurms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down 70 common Pimple. It 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-
geue acucn ior the speedy cure OF external dis
eases as those who have tried its virtues testify.
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Salre their best friend.
1t has none of the irritating. heating proper
ties of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family. and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case Of
&C dent, for it Will save them much trouble
suffering, end money. All it wants is fair
trial 10 cure old and inyeterate Sores.
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You can al
ways find a
large well
selected
sortlnent of
Jewelry and
rich Fancy
Goods, Silver Ware,
Books ard
Stationery,
Music and Musi-
cal Instruments. Per-
fumery, Toilet Arti-
ley Toys,
TN. Hhs0%a!ARD.s
which he will sell cheap FOX
cash His large stock 81 Goods
consist in pa vi tine cold a Silver
Watches. from the hest klgl!>E. Swiss,
and French manufacturers also a good
assortment If Am, riCIH Wdtche. "i every
STYLE in gold and silver cases Gold, Fob.
vest, Guard,& Neck Chains. Gold Sill
verand Steel bowed Spect>, '.gd anal
Silver Kings. uOid. Cameo Lava Ear
RingsS PnS,Stud>. Sleeve Buttons,
Slides, HOOkS.Sc, &C. good 1T
OF 5 day and 81 hour clocks,
withO without alarms warrant
ed good tme-keeper>. Ny stock Oi
Silver Ware tor quality and beau
tyCan not h- beat in the State. IL COLI
sists Of Fruit Cake. Card ami ST. gar
BaS- keis, Tea Sets. Cups. iiol'-f> CAS- I"r~
aud Naikin Rings Si"'"il> Forks, AZ.
Al So Pie Fruit. Butter. Fish. II
bic and Tea Knives. Bu:- =
ter Cool crS. Syrup
Pitchers spoon
Hold er>.
Yuusill find that
Howard keeps
full aS>nrt- memt the
Tent Books which were
recon- meudei
bv the Board
Old Uca-
tiun. Toys
lit tie
folks. Gail at
Towards Main 81.
and satisfy yourself
TO THE TRUTH OF THE ABOVE STATEN ENTS-
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The Great English

The Great English Remedy.-Sir James
Carke's Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from pre-
scrpiOn .: Sir j. Clarke, NJ d. Physician Extraordinary
10 the Queen This invaluable medicine is unfailinS il
the all those painful and dangerous diseases Il
which the female constitution Is subject ltmOderates al
and removes all distractions, and speedy cure
be relied To married ladies is peculiarly suit
ed. 1t WILL i'll Il short time bring on the monthly period
with regularity. Each bottle price dollar, bears the
Government stamp of Great Britain 10 prevent counter
Caution These pills should not he taken by female:
the first three month, of pregnancy, they are
bring miscarriage but any other time they
safe. la all casts u nervous and spinal affections
pains in the back amt limbs fatigue slight eXertion
p.piton 81 the heart Mysteries and whites, these pills
will effect when all other means have failed: and
although powerful remedy do not contain iron, caIOme
annlony anything huItfu 10 the constitution. Full
directions in the pamphlet around each package, which
should be carefully preserved. Sole agent for the United
States and Cana,iaS,
JOB MOSES p Coortlandt ST., Y.
y. B.S"o and six postage stamps, enclosed TO any a
thorze agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills. by
return mail 1870 ~
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- Il AGE NOT ICEl,
Daily line of Stages, between
ST. JOHNSBURY AND MONTPELIER.

Daliy line O! stages, between
ST. JOHNSBURY AND MONTPELIER,
VI. The travelling public are informed that ar
engagements have been made establishing Z daily
line of Stages between 81. JohnSbury and Mont
pclier, connecting with the Passenger trains al
both ends of said route, so as u enable paSScn-
gers to travel over the same daily, instead Of tn
weekly as heretofore.
Goiaq Vest. this Stage will leave st JOlnsbury
every day. on the arrival of the Passenger up
train. passing through Danville. West Danvil!e,
East Cabot aching the half way house at Cabot
at about 9 o'clock. =. VI. Leave Cabot next
morning. passing through Mar>htcld. Plaintcld.
East Montpelicr reaching Montpelier in season
to connect with the u clock. 4. ". trains. both
for Boston. and for Ogiensburg and the West
GOiHG East, this Stage will leave Montpelier
every dav. 4, about clock. +. NJ on the arrival
Of the Boston and Western traiuS-passing
through the above named towns to Cabot. over
night-leaving there next morning i'll season TO
take the early down train, on the PasSumpsic, n
II. Johu>bury.
/ 1t Will be seen that Passengers. bv this arrange
tel ga and each Montpelier in season for break
fast next morning. or 90 from Montpelier to 81
john bury within the same hours, passing the
night a; Cabot. each way.
Fare through. from - John>burv to Mon tpe-
l;cr, - 90.
FRANCIS RICHARDSON.
Proprietor and Driver. st Johusbury to Cabot
ENUCH ". ROLLINS,
Proprietor aud Driver, CABOT to Montpelier
August ;. 1868. j>tf
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SYMPTOMS of COlds.-A Cold is usually ac-
companied with weight and pain in the head,
oppression at the chest, and some difficulty of
breathing sense of fulness and stopping at
rawness of the throat, coughs, pains about the
chest, cold shiverings, succeeded by transient
hushes of heat hImor from the nose, throat and
lungs, in consequence of inflammation of the
membrane of these parts, and from internal fe-
yer. and often difficulty of expectoration. In
all such cases, MADAME ZADoc PoRTER's Gu
RATIvE BALsAM will effect an immediate cure.
Nee advertisement IN another column.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-08-07
/" Buy me and I'll do YOU Good

Health and Strength secured by the use of he
great spring and summer medicine.
DIR. La n LEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS,
Composed of Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry. Yellow
Dock. Prickly Ash. Thorougnwort, Rhubarb,
Mandrake. Dande!ion, &c, all of which are so
compounded ast act in concert, and assist ma
ture in eradicating disease.
Langleys Bitters cure Dyspepsia.
Langlcy's Bitters cure Liver Complaint
Langley Bitters cure Jaundce.
Iangley's Bitters cure Costiveness.
Langev's Bitters cure Piles.
Langley's Bitters cure Headache.
Langley's Bitters cure Weakness
Lancley's Bitters cure Indigestion.
LanGey's Bitters cure Dizziness.
Langiey's Bittcrs cure heartburn.
I L9rgley'S Bicters cure Loss of Appetite
Lang,ev's Bi.ters cure Fiatulency.
Langley's Bitters cure Humors.
And all othe- diseases arising from an impure
state Of the blood.
| The low price at which this medicine is offered
places sound health and clear head within the
reach OF all. Try it.
81 and 80 cents per bottle. Sold by dealers in
medicine everywhere. Orders addressed to
GEO. G. GOODWIN & co.
SO Hanover street, Boston. cS96A