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Wheeler ~ W tisoU's Highest Prcmt m
Sewing Mac and Foote'S pntent Umbrella Lock stands
Jl5 Broadway.
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witder's Patent Saiamander Safes
The best Fire Proof Safe In the world Depot LOO Maiden
lane,
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Special AnnOuncem

goods always hand. Pipes cut 10 order Repairing
neatly done.
Special Announcements.
ROGERS A RAYNoSps'
WINTER STYLES srx ks KoR Bors
(0ARIBALDi SUIT
METROFOLIrAN sUITS
Including the SApEE CAN E6,IdG, sgIIT sr,rs
FssSs PsSss SUITE SUITE &, :,
An unrvalled and sien.iye .s.or,ment of
RE 'fiG f%r d% nH 81 Hsh
w sroHEs-iai, igs ana 1925 fulton street, and
2ii broadway
Trusses.-Mnrsh ~ Co., Radical Cure
Truss Office. only stNo vesey street Aston House Blk
tendant
Trusses.-Marsh Brothers, Corner OF
broadway and SIX Easic Goods Supporters
Shoulder Braces. sc. A iady attendant,
Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye. uair Dyeing
,nd Mod1vla IA Cream i9r he.ayins the hair at A.
w. A. Bnchcior's Untr Dy---The Hest
In the worliharmless instantaneous reliable Soli by
wheeler ~ Wilson's Iiigh"st Premium
Sewing Mac and Foote'S patcut Umbrella Lock stands
"' bfo"dNE
Wire window Qua ards, Wire Work for
con conseivaiores AMI hsy Window HUTCHINSON WICK
EKsHAM, 2J9 Canal street east OF Broadway
Wheeler ~ WILSON'S Highest Premium
Sewing Machines. once SOS broadway
wiider's Patent saiamunaer Safes
ia%c %s o''' ''' ''0' S''' IN ' word DS'' Nv '''''
lie Carte de yisitc-. 81 90; two large
Photographs. 81 SIT al unul suited. VAUGHAN H. 22s
Bowery, two doors below Prince street
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Royal Havana Lottrry.-3O Per Cent
uAd for prizes. Information furnished Higheet
paid for Douboons and all kinds Of Gold aud silver
TAYLOR h CO.. Bankers, No. 10 Wall street., n. y,
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Ds. Rowe can De Consulted nt his Hrst-
drnfe, 20 Concord stef HIugk'Yu. DeailfHs. "a.
arrh and all disessss of s eye and throat FROM 10
N. 90 r. w. aud tosP. ".
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wheeler ~ WILSON'S Highest Premi iu M
Sowing Machines once j0i broadway.
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Trusses.-Marsh Brothers, Corner OF
broadway and Ann street SIX Eas'o Goods Supporters
Shoulder Braces ac A iady attendant
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Trusses.-Mnrsh ~ Co.. Radical Cure
Truss Office. only At No vesey House snk
Elastic Goods Supporters Shoulder Braces Ac. lady
tendnnt
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w. A. Bnchcior's Ifntr Dye-The best
In the world-harmless instant nAueons reliable. Sold By
all druggiSs aud rerfumcrs Factory 81 barclay street
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Wigs, TouPecs, Hair Dye, Iair Dyeins
and Moldavia Cream. for besnfyiu. the hair at W A
BACHELOR y. 10 Bond street
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.............- ..-------. - 7lI T7V
Ehr india Instead " erpoftng, viii import ". 2,ooO
Nnbay and talNurrla " c0nsf me the more -I.N0
tngani wil iucfca o hor cunsA NJ ltI0u. owing 20
the lower dgties tea. By about ......... 5000
Iftcit ih stock n frsb,e e.................... ttD
lsfch 10 stock the Continent ............. $50
Les by the IRE hi the stores Of Hegia .... i4OsJ
Total ... a. roo
ira7i is feficatug hofseif 81 The cuitylt1u 20 cct.
ton n preference "a Bas AZ prices Of thn latter afg
be ng ruuous. whilst the rst-a = toe former ~
about ~ 900 tons
As feared ihe deceit VII tc more. owing 90 ,ho c5a
TN led drought
1te beet root crop 10 France seeorcng b. tbe Journal
dr fcistc1nu 4, Stcr, VII rot ercsei from lDyO -
loo 900 tons mar mum aga nst la 900 10 i-'2
The rsvol4i4sa "a TslAa1 1ANss sASsfiAs.A ssyssb@
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Direction Labels mud Tags. Al KINDS.
st the Vanufaeturors VICTOR J. AArGER, rs cham.
ber. s.fett
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Dnticy's Great Magical Pain Extractor.
Present pr'cn e,D go hni AZ After te lat OF December
" WARD. CLOSE 4 CO., Agents.
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snip James cheston, Byan es days from cacai1s fp~
London, sept rs lat ~ lou IL 25w
shp g N.smh. from cArdin FOR New rors. nov ". on
Georges Bans
BARK starlight Now Orleans for Boston. nov 70 Is
IN lies SE from Barpcgat
lon 10
Brig Mountain Eagle from -- for Boston. Nov 70. H
mile hE from BaIue.aL
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ssNsass rv1pa--H.estvsd rhta Day,
~ fri tsits, ai iAc rhnfusz. 1u Braatra
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Deduction or FtNeen Per Cent Made
all Prizes cashed and Information furnished In
all lcgaliKed foi'rrirs
AfFC1 co Brokcrs - Pine street. NY.
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Chaps. Chnfts. SniIovncss, Erupttous
spots sp~cks and oil Skin Brmsh-s cured By GOT
KAUDs Italian Medcaed soap. AS broadway
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Dea rness, impaired sight,

And every dsease Of the Eye ard Ear requiring eihr
medical sUrgcs al All at ended - ny Dr NOs EiSt y
BERG at his consulting too. So broadway near elfti
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NIGHT BLOOMISG CEREts,
amos exquisite. dclcH~ and fragrant perfume, dIAtile
from the and beautiful flower from which " takrs
name. Manufactured only by PIiALOS son.
BEWAkk or COUhTERthIfS
ASK FOR PHAGOS STAKE 40 OTHER.
sold by druggists generally.
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pesrs oats-tii kinds. fsum $50 - 500
Inallsh NaitinE Coats fis Dfesi rrs.fa fIf
tLAHhE. ilf w. sH STREET
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You can al
ways lind
large & we'll
selected
sOrtinent Of
Jewelry and
rich Fancy
Goods, Silver Ware
Books aud
Stationery,
Music and Musi-
cal Instruments Per-
iumery Toilet ATti-
lely. Toys,
TN. HOWARD's
which he viii sell cheap for
cash His large stock OF Goods
consist In ia I fine Gold & Silver
Watches. from the best English. Swiss.
aud French manu- acturer> also good
assortment of American Watches of every
yesf. nuard. & Neck Chains Gold Sil-
yerand Steel bowed SpecTs, Gold and
silver Kings. Gold. Cameo Lava Ear
RiIg>x PiL>Studs Sleeve Buttons,
Slides HuOks.Sc,A C- A good LOT
Of day and So hour Clocks
with or without alarms warrant
ed good lihi--atel-rs NY stock Of
Silver Ware for quality and bean
tvCan not beat ia the State N con-
sists, Of Fruit, Cake, Card and Su- gar
Bas- keis, Tea Sells Cups, Goblets Cas- tors
and NJ 'Ain Rings; Spoons Forks ks
Al so,Pi-, Fruit. Butter. Fish, Ia
a bic and rea Knives. But
Cool crs Syrup
Pitchers, spoon
Hold ers-
YOU'LL md that
Howard keeps
Text Books which were
recon- mended
By SfE he Board
tion- TOYS
III ~
folks Csn =,
ho~ards on NainSt
10 THE TRUTH OF THE ABOvE srIrExESFa
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DEATHS.

re Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted FREE,-
"tares Including poetry inserted at six cents line In
advance
In s.. Johnsbury Nay 10TH Mary E., wife of
J. +. Emerson, aged u years.
In Troy, Wis. April 18th, Charles w. Fo Sler
aged - years
In West Concord, Nay u.s. Ida Rose, only
daughter of Milo and Rosaline E. Spencer, aged
, years. 10 months and % days
Gone. sweet bud OF earthly promise,
Made for purer climes than this,
Wonder in the Heavens thy home is
Gone TO bloom i'll worlds of bliss.
In hospital Sd ar ny corps. Potomac Creek, Va
Nav 10. Of wounds received in the engagement
Il Nay Sd, Lieut. Hiram Rowe Co. I. 10Th Mass
Vols, son # Hiram Rowe OF Peacham, aged -
years.
In |. &. hoSpitll. Aexandria, Va. of typhoid
pneumonia, April 2>th. James Cassidy, Co. f,
10Th Vt Vols aged % years. Canada and n.
II. papers please copy.
In Cabot, May l1tn, Of cancer on the lip. Sam
uel Wood, aged 81, formerly Of Greensboro.
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CIarke'S Celebrated Female Pills Prepared from pre-
scrptOn OF Sir J. Clarke NJ D. Physician Extraordinary
to the o. on This invaluable medicine is unfains
the cure all those painful dangerous diseases
which the female constitution subject tmoderates all
excess and removes all distractions and speedy cure
may be relied on. To married ladies it is peculiarly suit
eu II WILL IN short time, bring the monthly period
with regularity. Each bottle price one dollar bears the
government stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counter
ies caution These pills should not be taken by females
during the hrst three months of pregnancy they
sure TO bring on miscarriage but any other time they
are safe In all cases OF and spinal affections
pains in the back and limbs, fatigue on slight exertiou
papltaon OF the heart Mysteries and whites these pills
Will effect cure when all other means have failed: and
although powerful remedy, do not contain iron calOme
antimony or anything huIttul 10 the constitution Full
directions III the pamphlet around each package which
should be carefully preserved Sole agent for the United
States and Canadas JOB MOSES Rochester N.Y.
NB-SloO and six postage stamps enclosed to any a-
thOriZed agent will insure bottle contain ing ftv mills by
return mall 1892; 4 I "
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A Friend in Need. Try u...Dr, Sweet

lnh!hhit Imminent Is prepared from the recipe of DR.
Stephen Sweet. Connecticut the great bone setter and
mas been USED IN his practice tor the last twenty years
with TIE most astonishing success. A. external
dy II Is without rival, and will alleviate pain more
speedily than ANY other preparation. For all Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders /, is truly nidb!e and aS Cura-
i've Tor Sores Wounds. SpraiS Bruises, &C, its soothing.
hra- AMI powerful >rrS hcnnS properties excite the
ll>! Wuhdr ami establishment OF all who have giye
trial over four hundred certificates rema rkate
cures, performed 10y it within the last wears attest
ttil' idct Sec advertise ment. & SLY
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MARRIAGES.

In Newark, MAY 10Th by Rev ID. s. Dexter
Mr. Alvin Carroll to Miss Matilda West, both
of Newark.
AT Marshall Iowa, April 30, Albert F. Hill and
Miss Ellen NJ Daniels of North Danvie-I Cor
rectcd.
At Danyille, May 18th, James s. Durant, NJ, D..
and II. Alice Morrill,.
AT feacham. by Rev a. Boutelle, William II
Shaw. and Sarah b. Foster both of Peacham
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FOwle's Pile and Humor Cure. One

bottle warranted permanent cure in every kind
of Piles: two bottles in Leprosy, Scroiu,a. Sal,
Rheum, and diseases of the Skin: if not. all are
requested to return the empty bottles and take
back their money in every case of failure Over
800 certificates on hand. Prepared by HENRI D.
FowLE, Chemest, II Prince St. Boston Sold
everywhere Ali dealers must observe the above
regulations. 43-47
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Wounded VermOnterS.

The Springfield Republican says that for
ty-ive wounded soldiers from the Vermont
brigade that did such handsome execution in
Rockers recent operations, arrived there
from New York Saturday morning, and re-
mljnel till the afternoon train for the North.
They occupied two cars, one car being fitted
up with cots for those who were suffering the
most from wounds. They were attended BY
United States Surgeon Bowles and the stew
ard of the hospital at Brattleboro, to which
the men were to be taken. Upon their arri-
val here they were pretty we'll used up, some
of them not having had anything to eat since
they left Washington. The young men of
the Christian commission took the matter in
hand, and saw them provided with a good
dinner for which they expressed the greatest
gratitude. The question was put to them
all if they would care to 90 back again to
the army, and the sick and WE'LL with unan-
nous voice, replied "yes!" One fellow said
he had been in nine battles, and had been
hit with about as many balls, but he was 60
ing back to pay off old scores, if he could
get back.
The same paper of the next day adds the
following: Nearly twenty-five more Vernon,
soldiers, wounded in the recent battles on
the Rappahannock, passed through this city
on Tuesday, on their way to the hospital a,
Bratteboro. Some of them were able tc
move about on crutches, but the majority O
them were very seriously hurt
A Coon HIr.-They have had Southern
refugee to lecture to them at Burlington
Hon K. Nj. Hall, Of Alabama. The Free
Press winds up good notice of his lecture
in the following style:
Mr. Halls partialty for intoxicating slim
ulants and their accompanying pleasures
manifested to an unusual extent since com
ing to Burlington, tends to confirm his s, ate
men,s that he has been an honorable mem
Der of state legislature and was elected ar
NJ. {. Had there been any doubt of tn,
Truth OF his statements, these Legislative man
nestatlons would have dispelled them from
The mind of every candid man."
u Assignees and others holding orders TO-
allot'ed pay OF the tenth regiment, are here
.! Hotlhed that returns have come to hant
-ui noVemoer' December, January and Feb
sua,s' ana TINS office is prepared to pay tn.
sums received in the usual way.
'.B. PAGE, State Treasurer.
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Editor of CaledOnian.-
Chemist
{ 3S-lj No. SCI Broadway, New York
Relief in Ten -,

Relief in Ten Minutes...BRYAN's PUL
NoxIc WAFERs.-The original Medicine established i
1881 and first article Of the kind introduced under tn
name PumOnic W aers i'll this any other country
all other Pulmonlc Waters counterfeits The genuin
can be known by the name Bryan being stamped esc
wafer.
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
Relieve Cough, Colds, Sore Throat HOarSenesS.
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
Relieve Asthma. Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
Bryans Pumonc Waters
Relieve Splitting vi Blood Pains in the Chest.
Bryan's Puimonic Waters
Relieve luCipient COnSumpi ion, Lung Diseases.
Brvan's PulmOnic Waters
Relieve Irritation of the Cvula and TOnslls
Bryan'S PulmDnic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes.
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
Are a blessing to all Glasses and Cons titutions
Brvan's PulmOni Waters
Are adapted for Vocaiss and Public Speakers
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste.
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures.
Bryan'S Pulmonic Waters
Are warranted TO give satisfaction to every
No family should be without box of
Bryau's Pulmonic Waters
II the house.
No traveller should be without supply of
Bryan's Pumonc Waters
in his pocket.
No person " i'll ever object to gi re for
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
CSTyl Invent five Cents.
JOB NOSES, Sole 'rUprietOr, Rochester n. Y
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Fire in Cabot.

The dwelling house and wood shed of NJ
John A. Damon, at the Lower Village was
entirely consumed by fire, Saturday, May l6
1t is thought the fire originated from defec
in the chimney. Help came promptly ant
by timely exertions succeeded in clearing tn
house Of most of the furniture and valuables
Insured for one thousand dollars in the Vt
Mutual
Your correspondent of the 1st Vernon,
Brigade Mr. f. Fisher arrived at home las
week; he is looking hale and hearty full O.
patriotism. Thinks the next fighting Jo
makes will be into the rebel capitol.
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VERMONT RANGER !

The subscriber would announce that his stall
lion, Vermont Ranger, (better known as the
Francis Drew horse,) will stand the ensuing sea-
son tor the improvement of Stock at the follow
ing places, viz: Mondays at Passumpsic House
stable, st. Johnspury; Tuesdays at Passumpsic
Village, Barnet; Wednesdays at subscribers sta
be- Thursdays at Danville Green; Fridays at
subscribers stable; Saturdays at Lyndon Corner
The above named horse is seven years old this
grass weight, 1925 pounds; height, l64 hands
color, good glossy black. Pedigree Vermont
Ranger was sired by the celebrated Morrill, horse
His dam was sired by Vermont Champion, and
his gTand-dam by Sherman Morgan.
The subscriber would say to the patrons of the
Old Morrill, horse, far and near, that he is salts
fed that his stallion is as good representative
of his sire as can be found in the country, and
that they will come to the same conclusion, should
they see fit to pass an examination.
Terms: Insurance 500. All mares disposed
of before the usual time of foaling will be con-
sldered with foal.
H. ]. BICKFORD, AGENT.
No. Danville, May IL, 1868. 47:52
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TO DEALERS AND FARMERS

OfNew England. Rhodes standard super phos-
phate, prepared from bones treated with sulphuric
acid, uniform in quality and regular price
Rhodes the long established manure requires
no array of certificates.
Our usual large stock now ready fol- delivery
Dealers and Farmers apply to
ii. h. MORNING, General Agent.
(of B. NJ. Rhodes < Co., BALTIMORE
For NeW England Neo York and Canada
43-5O lib Water Street, New York
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A Card to the Sufierin..-The Rev VIM


Cosgrove, while laborins Missionary in Japan Va.
cured OF Consumption, when all other had failed
by rec eipe obtained from learned physician residing
III e great city OF Jeddo This recipe has cured
numbers VINO Were suffering from Consumption, Bron-
ch's Sore Throat Coughs and Colds and the debility
and nervous depression caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS Of teneftting Others will send this recipe
which have brought home with me to all who need it,
rec of charge. Address
Rev WM COSGROVE
3as Fulton Avenue
SAaS BIookhny, n. Y.
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ZER7S
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

the WORRIES Great Kennedy Tor
Coughs. Colds, Inc:p,ent Con-
sumption. AID for the relief
fConSumptiye patients
il advanced stages
Of the disease.
This las been long used and SO UNI
yersally known, that We need do no more
tlI;n assure tie public that lis quality is kept
up TO the best il ever has been, and that
rIay be relied on 10 do all il has ever done.
Prepared by DE-. J. c. AVER & Co,
Practical and analytical ChenssssX
Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all druggists every where.
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On FurlOughS.

VIM. L. Jackson, of this place, hospital
steward; 1t. Hubbard, Co. l, of Lyndon
q. NJ. Sergeant Geo J. Quimby, of Lyndon
all Of the Sd Vt. regiment, and 1t. Richards,
of West Concord, of the 18th regiment, ar
rived home on short furloughs few days
since. 1t. Kennedy, Of Co. l, Sd regiment
has also returned slightly wounded. The
boys represent the army to be in good spirit:
though greatly disappointed at the last re.
treat. Steward Jack son was within rhe rebe
lines, under flag Of truce, five days, helping
our wounded, and he corroborates the uni
versal testimony of all who have been before
him of the scarcity of provisions and medi-
cines among the rebels.
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Children owe much OF their Sickness

Children owe much OF their Sickness
to COld>.-No matter where the disease ma
appear to be seated, its orr gin may be traced t,
suppressed perSpi alton, or cid. Cramps ana
Lung Complaints are direct products cf colt -
In short, CoID>, are the harongers OF half the
diseases that atillct humanity, for As they are
caused by checked perspiratiom, and fl, -cigths
of the waste matter Of the bod, ESCAPES thrulc
the pores, if these pores closed, that proper
ton of diseases necessarily follows. Keep clear,
therefore, Of Colds and Coughs, tie great precur-
sorS Of disease, or i contacted, break them up
immediatel?, by a timely use # Nadaaie Poytc,'s
Cu0ttre B|lstm. Sud by ali druggists. at Is
cents q d - cents per h3t,c. lj-lm
Preserve EOHr Beauty, Symmetry of form
your health and mental powers by sng that safe pleas
ant, popular, and specific remedy known HLLHBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHC Read the advertisement III another col
unn, aud profit hyt-DseaseS enumerated Cut il out
and preserve il. You may require it, but may
| al some future day.
II gives health and vigOr 10 the frame
And DOM IL the pallid check"
II saves ioRg suffering ana exposure Beware OF Cou
( tellelts cures Qua rallieed. i45O
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THE CALEDON IAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Brief Locals.

Brief Locals.
ANY printer who is in want of gooo
dry press can procure one for half its real
value by applying soon at this Office.
There was another school meeting held
on Friday evening at which the committee
previousl y appointed submitted report.
The evening WAS spent in discussing the
plans of the committee and the school inter-
ess generally, when, on motion of J. Ross,
Esq, the meeting adjourned for three weeks.
During this time the committee are to receive
proposals for finishing buildings according to
certain plans and specifications, and report at
the adjourned meeting If we get one good
school house by means of all of these school
meeting, the time of the district will not
have been spent in vain.
We regret to notice among the list Of
prisoners who died in the hands of the rebels
after the late battles on the Rappahannock,
the name of Corporal O. Farnsworth, of Co.
6, 3D. regiment Mr. Farnsworth went from
Lyndon, ard is one of four in the same fami-
ly who have volunteered in this war, two of
whom are now in the service. Corporal
Farnsworth enlisted at this place two years
ago, when the old Sd Vt was recruited.
Soldiers Aid Society, at T. r. Fair
banks, on Tuesday next.
Thursday was the warmest day of the
season-really summerlike. On the whole
the spring has been backward. Grass is
looking finely, and if these warm days con-
tnue the planting will soon be over. Far
mers should cultivate all the land possible,
as the demand for produce the coming year
will probably be without precedent in the
history of this country.
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Bachelors Hair Dye. The best i'm the


World !-WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated
Hair Dye produce color to be distinguished from
naure-warran,.,! to njure the hair in the least =
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes, and invgorates the
hair for life Grey Red, Rusty Hair instantly turn, a
splendid Black Brown leaving the hair soft and beau
tiful. Sold by all Druggists &c.
RS- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. on
the four sides of each box.
Factory. No. 81 Barclay street. date 233 Broadway and
10 Bond street New York. 9-lAo
Editor of CaIedOnian.-DEAR SIR: With
your permission wish TO to the readers OF your pa
that will send by return mai to all VINO WISH H. tree
recipe with full directions making and using simple
Vegetable Balm that will efeCtualy remeve III 10 days,
PipeS BluChes Tan FreckeS, and all impurities of the
Skin leaving the soft, clear smooth and beautiful.
viii also mail Tree to those avn" Bald Heads or Bare
Faces simple reCtionS and information that will enable
them 10 start full grOwt of LuXuriant Hair Whiskers
or Il OustaChe in less than 81 days. All applications
swered by return mail without charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS F. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
2S-lG No. SCI Broadway, New York
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Newport News.

This is the name adopted by the new pa
per just started at Newport, this state. The
first number is before US, and a very good
paper it is too. Mr. Spalding is vigorous
and candid writer. and with such help in the
mechanical department as Messrs. Orne and
Barnard he will get out an excellent paper
he canlot do otherwise.
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BOOKS 4 STATIONERY

Concentrates. School Books. Bibles.
Biank Books, Children's Books. Gift Books.
Sheet Music. Letter Paner Enyelopes.
Best Ink made. &c. &c.
STEEL X LlTHOGRAPH ENGRAVINGS.
OIL Paintings. Pictures for Grecian and Crayon
Painting constantly on hand Also, Oval and
Square Gilt and Rosewood Frames. 4 large stock
FANCY GOODS AND GERMAN TOYS.
Bird Cages. Travelling Bags and Baskets. Table
ami Pocket Cutlery. PcriGmrry, Combs, Brushes.
Portfolios. Military Toys and Drums.
ID o G co.. Liza Il $
Our laws reqsire all dogs tc wear collars with
the names Of the owners put on them The collars
can be had. and name put on them al my store
HAIR ORNAMENTS,
Made BY Mrs C. c. CHILDS. in latest and most
approved STYLES Hair taken in exchange for
Goods. alsu OiG Gold and Silver, and premium
paid on Coin in exchange for Goods
Ladies False Hair for sale, best quality.
All who wish TO save the