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, 1863-11-18

Ste Kal;ta! Properties Of Buc1n-
FROM DISPENSAT0RY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
4e< e7cietsoE DBWHE' yz;uab-e works Or IN
Practice OF Phyxte-
Set sEl12.u r.e3A t. tes lat ctlsmA:ad DE-
EHY&1C. PhI!1de.cafa.
bee sr1.Arf tdaoa By u. afEhafk AuUOHEId.
s celebrated Fhyac!3o. Ane Aamnt. OF tka HoYai
Transactions Of tha Kirg I'D QueaaA Journal.
Bee Hedico Chtzrtxics! Isev!eN. published p7HEE.
JANIR TAAVER&. Ye4oE of Eoya! CcIete AZ Fu-,
90 moss ct tho late stsndarl Worzs oi Med1e.ne
, 1863-11-18

1t9'eN'' 's'4o' . S'''1
Lent IN tais climate during sae
SPRING OF IHE 1EAR.
Their pro 7enttye operation is1mp1s Acting direct
II upon the stomseh, and through the stomach upon
the liyer the bowels the circulation. and the ner
syste. they lmpa1t to the who1s deg1e9
of v3gor and elasticity which enables us to resist tne
unhealthy atmosphersc lpfueneea bY which 10 unany
dstreassnx s1adtes are produced and prolonged Tns
great pred,spoalng cause Of sickneas Is coxs1r7u
r1os.r and Puxn1ca1. DxR,111x. ptseaso. ike
r.,n, ths <+,onv Aud mi. 4. ..ncc,s,v I'm. a, ~.
forms OF olsease WHICH Prevail a' INC 0sea1ns up Of
WHICH, 1ho n1s' "A!m u"sa - .0s op.1a& saa esel'
10 uA" ou] 4so'AA 40 - ~. w. - -
hid hsrmeuc,1y sealed up Is let 1oose IN clouds ot
sap''' A13 : o'@A eAo N@e~' 's..~' o9~~
inoAe1''''' '1&-''
on0ue e'Ae' %A0'. o1.eN'' ~ss s-"
Ae1e0 "1o u" "-0 'e'"A0 ~'A0'@sAA o4
al tho ''I9' ''ane.ou'' AZ" ~'1'@- '1o '.4's ~o-on
.,- ~,.t nnuno7esome darua. FnaruYr .nvascn
." .--.-..,-- ....-..+,.1 .u.-.,..
asal's' 'nese p'''''"''4@ 1@A 1''% ss'es-~''"
IKosR1ITx tho sYse1a. as 1t we're. by resordns to
nure to,,c aud altersive which VIII bring eye.yo.sao
pa4' 's-4S ~s .N-,"...>.. -..'..,. go
1A4 A'Al - -.,...~c..~-
feelA"1s N4o r ~. .ss-
ard wi1d1 Of March. APRIL and Ma7 bear upoo theR
nepn1tc winEs, Remember that H0sTETrE8a
e4,u.cEp77-rrrs. .ra ,k. . xt-ors errr nm +hrorr
- - .Se
ate 1ost oeloss 'no "'ps'Aen u %n' eoc"S' 1AAs
FoB1A1A TIE c1rAnx1 OF L1FnAeAIsHT THEATTACxa
or ALI; MA1Ap1Es that a1taa rom sudden changes Of
4,.-..,r. ,crn,c a,r nrfvat,on srroen-. s~ra.
,,ra,&,,r &,aun1a,tous e1ha1stton Eeaco thrr a-e
r,,n
, 1863-11-18
NR- G. H WOODHULL.

IL CANCEL AID CdssuxP-1oN CoKrAE1aN.
8As located At Chicago I0tralE. No. Sc Wakhl1Eto1
street Ee Kills and eIt5Ac1 Car:eB II from 1onr to
tWsrty four ho31s s1lho1I lnk:sE AZ or pan ALSO
treats I'll kinds OF Cb-o5lc QlGssssA successfully.
Cures e!gaya guRzAn.oed. Pcs: 1nco Box GIGS.
, 1863-11-18
.OCTOR BIGxOW,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,

au-,ner1x pt Bt Louls End est shllSted loI the
last two SeNkx.
>y10 =. Clark St., corner OF Moufoes
The unparalleled euocese Of re DoctoE L ~ eoecA!
d,eeNet r1a.e Epd 1tE.le yecoaeEeatB lin to -he
pCpltc ~ deserving of rkt-oosse He haS cure. TIE
wort eascs knosE = u ent1y &c y reeo snsa1 a.
e,;ucstea 3pG Ec1ect:he ptytfc.ao. EocloAe TWO
S1Amps ARD get his GUIDE 70 HEALTH"
faooroe sepa4stc fc- lxuies spd gentlemen whcte
Ny cAn ste lie Doctor OILY St ay t11ne iron: 4.
~, 10 6P. X.
w Consultations f7Ge P O. Boz 154
, 1863-11-18

r OST HAIR REoTORED.-Per.
Isans afaIcteG with preIktrse Gtayness BAldneat,
Nesvoas Headache, kxte iye LcsseatnE Of tie Eair"
1nfi Wyns en1 the CucaaeorS E:cpt3as III onld con:
sui Dr J, FIEN of1ce Il Booth ClAsk street, Post
Cf1ce Box 43sS CouEultk-o- free.
, 1863-11-18

+ EANChfk9 AMI CONGD I'LL
T1oE CAN BE CUKED.-Dr c. 4. Wooahul,
The great 4xpounderot CL1cclc Dtseases has A7tve5
II ChicA%o and odtEH TIE znot. cet&tn. speedy nDn
ectuLl Tamedieh IN Am+rca 1oE The trE2etaent o. 81
efnFrS The Doctor 1lAy oe vel called Il ktn9 Of
CAaccr. Com umpi1ou sud Chrome Disease Doctort;
g Il tae rass'$nss e. o. 9isenne :
Mc3dtu il the q - msr GOV tl1rE teat hss ktiled
n eIH1cttd canctrs tusGrs. IN fEo1 twe.vs %
ftrey .a4x htuta without IEs-Euuents pk1o. OF lne
o. Of drop of blood. weak AID pAta'yzt1 peTsons
seet Ind not wEiEen for io1eeu yeA't ~ tas G9sSa
sH6n+nn rfrrrf uolS lSi7.:W.s
, 1863-11-18
4 R1IFICIAL LEGS,-C. St

Wl1CuXH PATENT- All ilFl IAL LEG. has been
approved and adopted py tae GE1aoa Etales Govern.
shed Giers rsfx O:t.rs aadTessed to g eTAF.
FUKD, 1A South CArk Lt:ee.. Ch!cs5n, EW 1ecssse
tn1N etletc A:tA& apn, Ektd for PA npElkt<
p Il HnY A.N nnlf GEO m W&YiS
, 1863-11-18

TATARRH! CATARRHH
OpEz 6KEtYEB LlQ It'd CaTADRH BEAEDY.
sure cure for Gatu r. or cold In tne heAd. Il y
eAsiar 10 eorc CArAKKH fhAa CoksUAF@lDE. Tho
eyMptom& Of Gatara Ct Il sre very flight Pessons
ala they have cod. ard rave 1seqasnt stacks sc
etnkatyb to tue changes Of Temperature. Ihe
msy be dr1 stEf dl1c.aFze t1la knd hcrtd.
becdotn thick Aod a1he 1vu = thu dkeAse otce mes
inla ite throsi AID IL La~k.d Of cxaghea Of. The
Of smeH RID cause deaf:ese, &c FIics oI CataITh
Heneoy: a2oo tent BY eypres; f,fde {, 1so s no9tn
Post Once Boz 4sA, Chicago u *old b. " DsnK.
E1Et1. xpQ $50 1u II N&ftA.
, 1863-11-18

MOE Il EEY
g. ~ tsai4 osrogthu s.kt o1.3s ..aakzk5 s..z<
IA c1FFc1. ..l&t kcc2.ESztka ID t1e bIou3. H Id
nobe ca ekiuxl Z e1ecs HEtk1OzDIa : LgAPQuH7;;
EXTRACT OF bAE54F4*EG1IA- L cle4n<es eAS
eao1 a5 the blHcd Gss the 73Eez 1t eeslta INTO ID
s1sem aEd pu.5es ont tta aulr0:k r2lch e1xfs dis
eAek. It stoIete tea healthy fuae.lcca Of the cody
blced, 6uca 1 Ee-sd7. th*s could na :e1ea Cd. d:
tong 6ea eonEst T.. esd 9o@. !2s =. tst alsd %
ksre doea nct ad2i: cxyncae . knsv is ascta. nqa
III 7iItnes EIIpaEainE yfi!E Ce7 esta e1of taKe
Euo table Epoon1t1i q tas k11zc: " astsapsstll1
Drink, and one bottle ii fully ta1s to gallon c4
he hy,ap o. 7arsaosraa. t. ssa Ieeo;7. - asaa:.
TEEBE AXTkhC7b hAVS HEEN ADMIN
rkn 70 UBK N TIE UE1IED 6TATR3 ARa!K, Aa3
an s'so ID Ydsy general ute IN I'll the STATE EtN5
FITAla md PGAIIc 1AH1EAKT IEnTlTyE1E7
I'd ar3 ooE9idc.ed 81 tn9elxahle .a3t td!e1.
, 1863-11-18

fri. HILTON BROS, 4 CO..
F1oPK111oEs,
PEoVlDKACK.R R.L
1o1d By LOED SMITH. Wholesale Drux7txA q
Lake sEees. Chicago, III. General Western AEe4f1 r.
Nacm all ordArb may bo addressed. ALL Ed3fYHIA1
, 1863-11-18

Fl AIR DYE HAIR DYEi!
:;xs7 II TIA Fc&L1. IL. c-L E4ET Us Tn1r I ID
:i11i1S S1K DIT knoFn; rn,s spleudld lii is M IL
= Sest g taS:e, e H. e. ~
ton sad Hr1nttfn!; lRr.rl: 1:eeh 1i.al,5 neo rs s. ~
.1eoraE " pr;<1ine eo:oI en9 T. rs,:i,et eiess
3wH Ey6n III othets rncre i-hf fAnccs epc s..and
j ;. ayoinst Kol6 bJ sI Drr=EtztE. Ae. F.stofs :!
tavrlAs strent Nes fork tte 5H1.1r
, 1863-11-18
DU.ES! !! PILES
2 rR. wlTF1ElD's
vE1 Eta RLE PILLS.

vEGETA BILE PILLS.
a:e w,rrssted csrt&r cure 10: F1bTuLA. BAlso
lJts BLEEDING PILES.
nc%oaIn cautdon I'll Who afe Flcana " tciA q
ressE.r coc niI;t to ~ ia .e uBt Of e11ettk Ap2A
..uoei rJ Insu only IN a<SEa ..ne tre oles3@: s
Ds- V1Tt lt14pB reIneds ze1oTe1 lnn E4uae q 'no
11eA.e. aid hnec:8 pky.IattEs cn,e
CHik is NO QUA'K MEDtClNE: x..
'..pt . ns 1eatasGe tave [hty failed txEuro
TtCe 81 csa.a ~ SoI Stcf b. i3 to kny Addrsca.
J. YuuFt, Aefo psop1ietoT1 -
For ea1s oy EIast su pp - '99tt:9et:e xyeet CHI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31
The Ninth Regiment.

AS We stated last week, the 9Th regiment
is coming to this state to recruit. This regi-
ment, although it has had few or no men
killed in battle, has got reduced to less than
100 effective men. 1t has been stationed at
Yorktown, the scene of one of McClelan's
campaigns, where the ground is low and mar
shy, and full of half buried horses and stag
nant water the latter of which the regiment
has been obliged to drink. The result is
found in the almost humiliation Of it's men,
btrs. We now see it stated that Frank A.
Holbrook, Commissioner of Vermont. will
Immediately take all the disabled Vermont
soldiers from Fortress Monroe, via New
Haven to Brattleboro.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31
From Montpelier.

AS il is " all quiet on the Potomac" and
elsewhere in rebeldom for aught we know,
we have given considerable space to gossip
from the Capita this week. We think it
VIII be OF interest to tAe majority of our
readers.
The last was gay and festive week at
Montpelier. With addresses, speeches and
concerts at least foor evenings the people
were not at . loss for entertain mt. The
address Of Rev. Nj. M;ngns Thursday eve,
IN behalf % the Christian Comm ssh was
one Of the b's, tlias7 they have ever had III
the state. VI. NJ nyins has zen engage!
for this society in active laoor> in the iel!,
and knew whereof h. sp4k. T,ere We
few, il any, dry ey's in IN l,l,r d'-ing a
portion # his remarks. :S'iyl1 nor we il
Gale lonia County be dung n=.a:ng f.or,
tor this society
The Essex ra:!r ,ai IL, j; crautny cons q
cradle feeling AID AK e,y - :. rites o:.,.r
han the petit; y :. Gi.jl7 little a. ex.' .
"a sle called a. r~~ N Ga,lrt 'or her
timber, lumber an y s.;. IN. nas repea,
eddy been refused tn, .-..i =, tne Senate,
while IT, Hnn'a mas b.. 50. .et t, yraD,
her request VII -. .. honorable sena-
tors will SCI ii; ~ XII n. ,,yo u his year,
If it passes the i ,.~, e, - ~ decided
AS the party that carrie, heaviest gums
usually w'ns. 'h@ 'n"r''< me- questioa anC
the ,.stlce OF sr'"':o: the charter, (whict.
every unbias d u - al adrnit.) do no,
guarantee sue 'e
We mad the ? IL" Of takin, peep a.
the assembled wi>t r ~, virtue ," on Nom
day. and the npr4s>,,;; eft with Us was
rather favorable. TIRE was less cou:usiop
and more earn IS YORK apparently being do"e
than we have sometimes seen il the s,r.
place Every one seemed to desire speedy
term!nsion of the business of the session
and an early adjournment: but with a mill
Tia OIL not Tnatared. and considerable other
unfinished business. We think final adjourn,
men. wiz not be haa for one or two weeks
longer.
We notice that an inadvertence on the mart
Of the printer Of lHE CALEDONIAN is the
cause OF great many speeches and sharp
remarks in and out Of the Legislature. The
opposers OF the Essex railroad bill discover
Ell (or thought they hadD flaw in the publ
cation OF the notice. We think the law is
mat such notice must be given in the county
papers three weeks successfully, the last pub
lcation Of which shall he three weeks beforo
tne sitting OF the Legislature. Such notice
appeared in this paper Of Aug. q, and Sent
s, out by an oversight was omitted in ,ba, of
tne 1o'h; and the 81 publication was made
In that of the l1th. This fulfilled he s,;r;,
and some claim also the letter Of the l.w.
but there was jas, room enoagh left On tho
word " successive to furnish a f,otbo,a for
the opp 'stloa and many are the 6ns sn,r
speeches. and more nice than wise debates
that have occurred.
Had not this matter become state talk s,d
had We not seen SO many perversons Of the
truth, We should not have intrlled i, here
out tie fact that the House sent the bill back
to the committee for them to repor, up,n its
merits, thus ignoring al techn:c.,ie< is sal
nclent evidence to US that they consider the
spirit OF the statute Coupled with in the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31

those yet living who conscr;ed with the
Washingtonian Association of lsl2-13-l4
and -, and who feel deep regret at its
recollection, but the Democrat OF this day
will feel shame 80 years hence when his
granachildre" ask him if he was "a Copper
head in the time of 1S6l-2-3 &C."
"Our election comes off IN a few days,
and elements will develop themselves, as
only they can in the State Of Nec York. l
have seen excitement in Vermont such as it
was. but political excitement in Vermont and
political excitement in New York compare as
May and October"
What would you say to see at one of
your elections, dozen constables walking
about all day to keep the peace"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31

III tins village, Oct. ~ of ,iiu,hcria. Nelly.
aged years "ni, daughter of DAVID Bnynton
In Peacham, Oct II, Charlotte Pearson. moth
er of the late REV. Ora Pearson. aged gl wear,
and 9monthS.
In Barron, Oct. ~. Of typhoid fever. Bctsev NJ.
wife OF James F. Gould. aged > wears
In Lunenhurg. Oct. Is. An infant child Of Alan
son Har'shorn Oct. l.. of diptheria. Rosette
VI daughter OF Benjamin Smith aged IL wears
Oct Is, of heart disease. Jutiu5 Smith. aged 80
years. Oct 81, OF dip'heria, Dau.ci W. son of
Webster W Dav aged Is wears
In Dan,il,e. Oct, |, of dip,hera. Frank. aged
10 years. months and - da.S oct :, of din
liberia. Mary Jane. aged wears children of John
and Laurinda Holt.
In Waterford. Oct. II, Joseph Hazeltine. aged
- years.
y; ruip"Pper Hospital. Oct. Is. Charles \. I.v-
ford, aged - years. member of Co A. 10th VI.
fegt and son of Harvey and Electa Lvfori
In Lnnenburs, Oct -, of dipihcria. Laura
Jane Day aged IL
in Goshen Gore. Sept. II. of con sumption. liar
!s>a Ii wife Of Joseph Clark. and daughter Of
the late Deacon Oliver Hale. Of Glastonbury, c.
In Earton, Oct. Serbia = daughter Of
Thomas and Nancy Leavitt. aged II wears =
faithful Christian gone h, me
In this village. Oct. -, jeremiah Blunt. aged
81 years,
In Top>ham. Oct d. OF heart disease. Bentley
Banks, aged oS wears.
In bradford, Oct 70, of hcmorrhaee of the
bowels. Louisa. aged IS years wife of Daniel
siuribut. and daughec Of Walter Morse Water
bury -Oct %. al the residence Of VI DennIscn
tarr, Philip Hadicy, aged % wears
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31
TEETH EXTRACTED ,
HOUT PAIN,
BY THE USE OF
NITROUS OXIDE G AS.

DR.. KILBOCRNE would say to the public
that he has introduced into his practice as sub
stitute for chloroform, the NITROUS OXIDE
GAS, which is now so extensively used by the
best dentists IN all the principal cities. he great
advantage which this gas possesses over chloro-
form as all anasthetic is that II is PERFECTLY
SAFE IN ALL CASES And another advantage is
that after having the tooth out, the patient can
immediately go about his business and no. expe-
rience any of that la>situde, headache or other
disagreeable symptoms so common after taking
chioroform. The gas is very pleasant to take, in
fact produces the most pleasurable sensations
Call a. the office Of DR.. kilbourue. corner Min
and Central SITS, ST. Johnsburv. Vt. .utf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31
Cambridge Cattle Market.
by
WEDNESDAY, Oct. IS. 1863.

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. Is. 1868.
At market 1881 Cattle. about 100 Beeves ano
437 Stores. consisting of Working Oxen. Cows
and one. two and three years olds.
hIoEs-Markct Beef-Extra Ss,25 s $50
hrst quality $50 S, IS; second do. s6.25 a
St 30: third do. S4.50 $500 ordinary.
Working Oxen-S15, 100. LIS
Cows and Calves-S25 81, Il. CO.
Yearings-Sl3 90 100
Two Years Old-SlS %
Three Years Old-S23 %
Sheep and Lamhs-i9S5 at market. Extra and
selections. 1915 a 4 % $50; in lots. So.
GOO 3 L.
Spring ianlbs-sO.OO a O.G0.
Sw!nc--O At ma. ker
Hides-s.} . Dc per ID.
Calf Skin,-l2 !4c p 70
Peits-Sl.15 20 eaci
Taliow-sl a 9c per 10
Yea! Calvcs-fr..ro IN to !sp,0H.
Remarks supply Of beef abopt the same az
last wecA; st quality .'rking oxea was fair
but strictly e%'a was short riees remain with
out chaLge. Sheep were selling quicker than Ia st
week and at rather better prices
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31
FARM d TOOLS AT AUCTION.

Owing 10 circumstances beyond nv control the
>ale advertised for Oct. Goth will be postponed To
November II. The subscriber will sell al auction
ON WEDNESDAY,, NOV. IL. 1868.
Al 10 O'Clock =. NJ. the following property
The. farm, unless previously disposed 81. stu
led in Barnet, ] mile south of Inc Center meet
i'g house. Sand farm contains l25 acres in a
tate If good cultivation. well divided into tillage
pasturage and woodland Also, small apple
orchard and sugar orchard OF $50 trees. also a
>u"ar hpuSa
The buildings good. large nes barn 43 X
~ with cellar hull; in %, hare barn. &c q, a
good, neves falling spring Of water rdnning to
house and Darn Al,o. lot of farming tools
There Is Oh TIE place - or 40 tons Of hav. a
lot nf straw. 2OC bushels of oats, or eews,
o. ar olc mare wear old colt. 2-vear old
hcl:ar, ) .elrl;igs. CAVES, 10 sheep. / shoe.
i3ys sap buc:,ets, nearly nHw, pans holders. &c.
In. Produce GA the farm r,ill De sold with the
Earn. ii desirable.
io..i ALIEN. McLAREN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31
MARRIAGES..

At Z. Orang.. oct IL. by Rev. D. 5. Frost.
John G. Chnbb Of ST. Johnsbury and Salina Blk
by of Il. Orange.
In Burke, Oct. %, by Rev Geo. Smith, L. r.
Robin >on, and Erniiy I. Harvey.
In Wells River. Oct. :. by Rev W s. Palmer,
A. Hamilton Burton. II Ella WhI.e.
In Lancaster. Oct lo. by Rev Mr.. Fav. Al"nzo
d. Parker Of Concord, to Persus Sils5y. OF Lu-
neIIburg,
In Lunenburg. Oct 10 by Rev ]. L Smith.
Naness l.. Moulon to Aieline Cutting. ho,n
Of Concord.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31

War news j. Dunn. Browne sa.
Meade and LIE are running an express De
tween Alexandria and Culpepper Gen.
Rosecrans arrived at Cincinnati where he re-
csiyed cordial reception. Some say he
vas removed foy di-ability by reason of cpl
!epay and othcrs that he disobeyed orders
aud was asleep at Chcaniauga while Gen.
Thomas vas saving his army.--The "relia-
bic . Washington correspondents sa, that
the offensive viii be taken by the Federal
amy in Virginia immediately. ---Govefnor
Seymour of New York has issued a proca-
m tion urging upon that state to ill its quota
by volunteering. Said quota is over los, 900.
The city appropriates two and one-half
millions for bounties. --President Lincoln's
reply to the Missouri delegation has been
printed. He takes the conservative ground
snstains Gen. Schoitld, and tanks the
wrongs of the Union men are not attribute,
bic to weakness and imbecility. but rather to
the civil war.--Rosecrans is superseded bv
Thomas, and Grant has command of the
army of the Cumberland. Crittenden and
McCook have both been removed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-31
EVERY FAMILY SHOl LID pO>SL,S
CLOTHFS-WK

BECATsE
Isl u isl relief to the hardest I.aTr II
~ ~ enables the wasilr'- l. hC iui. :. : a., ,,,a
81 l. saves Is Ccst by >.Vn. ihe g! M. ~
ilh- II helps TO wash The iBII.. as -. a., IT,, 81,
b',a ''''' y" d -ei-
l-t The rolls. being of vulc. nz-tl -lrbe- y,J hear
buttons. ID l. ID vi
I'd. Our Improved method ef fs,teprs III. rrb,.- .,
01,!eNs 10 tie superior 10 any other
81 iae frame being al iron, thUrouzhy Ivsni.ed all
3hbseI Hot rus. : reIluvsT ard he atr!ty -n .hrt
pTe-ereG. oN""ss' a.
+th The spiral springs ov,.r the oils -ord.r tbs ms
uniform Pressure. 'A'1 - l. 'e-'e
otn- me parent fast Mig by which Ina machine +.
20 lne tao, We believe TO superior la SIM
peitE an0 eIlency, tn anything Vet Offered
81, IL vi "Fns tnoroushly ANYTHING single
'HLeAd 20 oed guilt without any aitrrati n whatever
- 40 tiuinoscre"s or con.pCI led iasIeuing- &,
wear Out or get out Ii order IL can Ice fastened rul, Ia
IN. tut in single second.
We nave thu, presented SIeN> Ne asa io ,n, 4,
" a,i"t'i them iih'ni proving il-.T ,oiT.Ctne>,
those who doubt. IL such there lH ~. sar I.t ih
ulLi ringer: test il thoroughly: test Il iIh auv car
All others, III every possible manner and ,iaci. Tor yonr
eie> lake one. try wdsliiula, aud II NJ entirely
Satisfactory, return il.
hGtNrs "ANrEp--Aen If energy, and good character
mShs 10 engage Ia the sale Of the Putnam WRIN,IER
VIII DC Afforded excellent Inducements.
f"t particulars 10 terms and thoiS "A a,,-.
;. C. NOTHROP,
New MilE,rd Conp
Agents wanted in every town In Northern yern,ont hx
7GS5. 81 -,
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BOSTON GuARKET.
WHCL ESAL3 PRICES.

" IIN
h'o"r amt -Hrat- Western super On 6 Sc,
Extra - y. 'noice extras y jOa > D.
Corn neal 15a5 60
Graih ard S,ed-Con WESTERN! l0aIl9. Nv
30. Wheat western 10 : | So Oats ) 80
Herds grass - - Red top "25 a > 30
Glover norther!. > 90; western. L. CO.
Ffor!StoHS-Buttcr, lst gal Is 2S. cheese
lst quality. Il -. Eggs Il o. Beef fresh. 00
a Is Slated & : :. Lard II b. Lamp i Il TO-
Sheep whole :. Il
M"rs d"d j. ooi-lIideS 104 u . la.r :
- 4 II. Calf SKINS j. l.: = D. y 40. -; a
-: !. and :. b Il y =, common 90 a e.,
pulled 81 a 90
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DR.. d. W. Wright, of Norfolk, who i viii
he rrcnllected shot It. Sanborn Of this state
~ July last, was executed near Fortress
v nroe or the 23d inst. The night before
III, Execution he attempted to escape by as
8 m,' G his daughters clothes but was dscov-
=re1 by the sentinel after he had actually
passed the guard
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JOB PRINTING. Every kind of print
ing il promptly executed at this office, IN
the best style and at the lowest prices.
The facilities of the establishment are of
the first order; good Werkmen are EN-.
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publication of the notice. The vote on the
motion to recommit the bill was 1854 to so.
We think with favorable report from the
committee the House will pass the bill by a
still larger majority.
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A 1 + OF NERMO ONT
ESSEX COUNTY, -.
BENJAMIN wooDBrRY,s ESTATE.

80 curt holden Al Lunenhurc within and a-
"a =, TIT on The 10Th day oi Oct ID isas ~
u 1o>lin administrator on the estate ~, pa,,.
sa,, ~. A.e 81 CONCORD. in said district deceased III
iis d manifestation account for settlement nv
ns, upon II Is ordered that the same n. ra.., .
IN DAY oi November next. at the Probate re-, 70
thai Al; r'n. 'Sr examination aud allow ana ~
of hi. rr a. e notified hereof ey the pubSc.tion
,bre. 49,, ~ the 0aledonlan, printed al 81 JobnIn
ma 49, suS.e.ssey as soon may he rbaf ~
ais anu al said lime and place. If tber - ,es
By the Court-At,est.
JONAH BROOKS JuJr.
49,, a uue copy Of record
we Attest, JONAH BROOKS lus
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NEW HAMPSHIRE (oNsCRIpTs. The c. =
c,ir'ed men OF Grafton, county are now d..
= reporting at Yves, Lcbano... tie head
qraf,efs 'f the Sd district. They mostly
col0e out upon tie Passumpsc rail,cat
which tskes them to within less than hall
mile OF the headquart RS, thus giving this
icad the benefit of portion of the conscrip.
ton in n. H. as well as in our own state.
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Il 4 r II FO K S AlEi

4 farm pleasantly situated .wn and a half
miles north of L,ndon Centre, one iuufi.i uf a
mile from the river road. one half cf a Lille from
the sch Dol house. SAID farm contains one han
bred and seven acres of Iahd. silt ,hly divided
into pasture. tllage and woodland als". a YOU, ,
sugar orchard and good SUPPLY of never failing
water For further particular inq re Il the
subscriber on the premises
LAC A \ Fi....-'.Itk.
Lyndon Centre Oct f., 1861 .,grf
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> CALEDONIA nuSTr-~rS
$50 InE.
kKAs.US GRAVES. &c

a. PToJ,'e .e--i he'c a, the Probate. nsio. n =,
'',i.>i'u II m ga Ga OF % o;,ie- A n l>;5
l., a. az natfs.a'. la>- Or l.ssn Ia. A-,.s. -.
'Ne ale 81 reach 4. ia >aii .,l~rr,.- s,rs,--t
Il a. az i'S ih :" 49, t r .ilsr t. Sasl IT, a. "a
I" i'g So % sid Gees reir>ela- that ~
SAFE oi >ad rrai eSi ale NaI lac ii nj - h.. b.f- -
an i'efestvu Va si estate She T,-rs ii ,,,-y,i-
-. ~ lIi. Ai' aid .dmlnl>sTstar m, mr.
rG.,d "a oocii 'v consent s.lc appreciation r., z-iinr
al me heirs 10 sad estate. Tv>ali,. II, li ~. -,
granting said lc-i.se AZ t---S N'-'e- 10 il-r
II Is oI Tered br said count iN: SAL ,,es-i,
&c &c e 70 the 18th DAY Nov ID lsss Al -.,s
,s =. 81 'nis9ury, hearing a,l ,-ri.sa-,
su !. iuifer ordered that all ttsr,5
- y, Ieoi i.s D1tl.>siVa nole 81 mi, sf,-lN.
~ VI Ier laeTeS,n. three Weeks .ucce.styslr 80 r.
Saeu'ia4n. prlhte' a 81 Johisarv hal- ,si5 ,,.
:. at thtE iay appear said lirre ana T,a, sns
Il 'acs zee Cause. "tj ct thereto FS' a11'
49,, By ihr Cont. Attest
ASA l. FRENCH jude