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PERSONAL.

fEhSONAL.
M. WANTE Di m.
2S EVERY LADY IN WASHINGTON S0S
to see these Roses, and call at
THE PINKING AND STAMPING DEPOT,
No. 3s1 street,
Opposite the Patent Office.
6,O0p elegant Patterns for BraiinR and EN-
brOIdery now ready to stamp.
~New Patterns received daily
~ Stamped Gooos, Braid AID Silk for sale.
50 2-lu.
NOTIOK.-MRs. AHOLIAB wishes to inform in.
i Y curing persons that she is ready to read the
past, present. and future events. Can be consulted
on various matters of importance, from 8 ., m.
until p. M, at No: SO south street. Capitol
Hrll, between LIST ard I'd SITS. Sc 1-5t.
MO IMPOSITION.-MADAMB ROSS, Doetress
and AStY0IogtSt, was born with q natural gift
She tells tie past and future-neve known to fail.
Causes speedy MARRIAGES brings together those
long. separated cures all diseases: Business
corner OF 18th street west, three squares from the
Patent Office: The only person that can show q
likeness of future husband absent friend in re-
ality. Ladies 50 cents Z: Gentlemen 81. al l9 2w*
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WARRANTED 70 Cg1a y Big Dtys:-Dr; GODFREY
standing, will cure Go1oryhoa in sag days. No
change St diet required Price g. per tottls Sold
Washington and Henry Cook, Alexandria il sly
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AUCTION SALM.


~ 1VeAOAROW
By" MI. WALL q CO.. Aactio.ssrs.
fsss 66s" s ssssi "a Ut 3 i.: .,s
10 ro Canton ss.sns si.Ssas rs..r,. for cash.
J. ,ss of Second H, Nd ias1sils.:; :, . - 49,.
=. BY WIN L. WALL : CO.. Aue.ioueers.
i,rssn NinsS and asa1 o sssssss' '0e""'
80 a9ssss 5E s. .: ,g
and drausht Horses, for cash. = -
81. :ss sss III: as i
ana s sUTi B,o .sh n Mr. Hs,aess
and ''i'i's iSr; IVA WAT &; ''
By WIN. L. WALL 4 co., Auotioneers.
a, HIkI1 a., OF =. pEcs5l ISSUED From Tas
81 ss:s !. i: ssss ;s,s:s
s 's'sii s:'t e;
Per WI n /. 4AL Risri &C. Go x 1sI:
an Sl-d&ds ICbronicle.l
By GRIEN q WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
PEREMPToRY SAL. OF FoUR VALUABLE
On tR!hPAY, the sst: instant, 81 o'clo,k p. m,
valuable Building Lots, having front of ~ feet
Ass, one handsome Building Lot fronting on
Fsnnsyivania ave in the same Square S74.
Iefms OF sale F: One hsif cash balsncs in six and
Twelve months, secured By . deed OF trust ON the
Of sale.
All conveyancing and stamps at the cost of the
su 2s:ddds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Asozs sAha "a
sane rs. f0ar and selssiEsEs WILLIAMS, .ue.,r..
ByGREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
A OCT10N SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
"A ING Lors on EAST CAPIrOL srRsEr.-On
IA RsDAY, the Sd day Of september next, we
l., half Of Lots 10 and ~ fronting on East Capitol
street At the corner Of 9th street east and all of
tween East Capitol and A SITS south.
Terms One. fourth cash BALANCE 10 s, %, and Is
A deed given and deed of tIust taken.
All conveyancing At the cost of the purch asers
auN GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsss-A,ton,o
Gresse, swir ding dismissed VIM, Cast .ii'
oessrtion; military. Sarah Haskins, sssaait
s snd Gnnefy bail for court David Diilin,
and battery; dismissed. Henry Dltssr. matt.
Iarceny; 90; Daniel Dit.er, drunk. &e.: do
rfosperi Calls: violating corporation law: for
neafins SARAH Haskins, throwing stones: 90
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Auction GALES.
YUfURE DAYS.


Sy aRE1M WILLIAMS. Ace iooSers:
tv se,su As.1-bes 10. ., tnssuars No, saN q \
land eetseea llth ana 18th steeess IL
HSicr ssHn e u Q cemfortAbl frame dVsliinr
sh.nSsra s2 7 s eetats OF the lat0 AtsrsSde-
WHINING. sS, - sSla q Public Bale, fu1SDAY
Tsr1m ases "a On tss yrsgisss. ''1' !"
montSa : Vns- Al cash saisaes I. dx s,a svslve
sez A.lx.o GRI1H g WiLIrx ~ s@atSs
by 9k1sN 4 wILLIANs. 11e1o...,.
vALtuAyLH PROPERTY Fo1 sALl-I
opposite q Fourth frssSyteSisn 6hanrsSa SsSss:
en- 9n i.,. isI dxsSs bsoasin6 70 the cstsss
place on the premises W1DNlsDxY nv SNynHSnce
September 18th, Of s O'CLOCK, "A"6s
Terms: One hat cash balance in six and tv.,v.
months, secured By deed Of trust on the prsn;ssvs
se 2-2awiweo 0RIRk WILLI Ana 49,
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6RORRP DIaRA2Ra

eRCAsf DISEASES.
Savld.tsan's Gift IL the most certain, safe and
s9eetual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
sdy ever discovered. Cures In two 70 four days.
q, no bAissm, no mercury: Only ten pills to be
taken. It 10 the soldiers hope, and friend TO
those ho do NOT want " BIO ApVsod. Male paos-
ages, u female, s..
SamaYstan's Root and Herb Jeie.s--A positive
and permanent cure for sy philis. ecrofua Users,
Sores, Spots, letters &c Price 81, or six bottles
Tor oS. Sold By 8. O. Ford. Gee advertisement. ms
9llAf PIHHsYLtAHIA aour., etc Ban.ssers 40
HGvrisbxrs, TO tAI North assd WssiTwo trains leave
Warrington daily and one On furdaS-quick ti;ne-
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
through 1T government rates. For tickets anf fur
thor iEformatisn apply ut the ONCE OF Great Psnn
Ulva1iA ESnte, northeast corner OF Psnnsyl5 snis
81. m: until p. M; on SUNDAYS from to ~. N
a lily E.O. NOTION. Aseut
Tx oHlAPIs1 AnD Blsf HAII DYE n lHB WoRLD-
NersY Fades o. Washes Out.-UphaEl' q Hsir Dye, 50
oent5 . boz. The best in use. Try it. Sold by 8.
neton. and Henry Cock. Alexandria. tasty
DIs1Asls OF THK NERVOUS. SsNISAL, UlISiRY
AID SExCAL SySTBMs.-New and reliable trest-
ment-in Reports of the Rewn7d Acknowledgements
In sealed letter envelopes free OF charge.
DR.. j. skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
Philadelrhia.. Pa. au 92.3m
sPERxLToRlHaA oAs BE oulsp-Dr. Rands
Specific cures Sp-ssctoryh1a. Sem isnl Weakae:s,
Isaposney Loss Of Possr, etc., speedily cnd sfeenq!
". Ita effects are truly magical. trial of the
Specific, will convince the most cksptical OF its
siis Prise g. box Sold By rsoa
Henry Cook Alexandria. 1a6-D
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.
SrBhTITUT1 WANTED-S25O will be- maid
Tor good Substitute. Apply Room %. Third
AuoItor,s Once. Treasury Department. sea St.
SUBsTlTUTES' HEADQUARTERS The hieh-
~ est prices will be paid for 50 BSTITUTRS for
DRAFTED men, Those In want of Substitutes viii
nnd 1T to their interest to apply at the 'Intsli.
near Pennsylvania avenue ''''
gu loft N MILLER
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BY J. @. Meg UlRE CO., Auctioneers
ERAME HOESE AND LOT FOB SALE-Tsus-
L TEES sALE..on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, ,
Sept 18th, at 81 O'Clock the prem Use by virtue
Of deed of trust bearing da.e on the 25th day
November, 1859. and recorded in the land records
Of Washir eton County, District of Oolumbia, in
LtSer J No. ls7, folist SOC; ct SEQ We shall
g. ii at public auction, to the aiehest bidder, all
that Lot or parcel Of ground in the City of Wash:
inRton known and described on the plan or plot OF
numbered sevs nteen C7l beginning for the same
lots numbered Eve t6l and six sl, on Twenty,si.th
street west, and running north with said 18th
street fourteen tAi feet, thence ninety seven tHb
feet to the depth of said lot thence south teen
QD feet. thence west ninety seven t9) feet, to
place of BEGINNING, with imgrovsme consisting
Terms: One third cash, and the remainder in
equal payments Of six f6l and twelve tlO months
from thu day of sale, with interest; the deferred
payments beecured BY deed Of trust on the prop
erty: and if the terms not fully com piled with
within Eve days from the day Of sale. the tru'tees
win resell the property ut the risk and expense Of
the defaulting purchaser, on one weeks notice in
ERASMUS MIDDLETON.
II. O. SPALDlNG,
Trustees Phoenix Building Association.
An IN. J. O. MCGUIRE q CO.. Aucts.
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A SSIsTANT QUARTIRMAsTERv OPPIcE
IA Coynsr oCG and Itgenfu-saeand sfrlets

~ 001EI VUA6T8kMASTEKB ORTICEl
"A Corner o. y and Itgerty-sscond streets
Warrington, ID. U. August IS 1853 \
PUBLIC eALES OF CONDAMNED ANTMAIa
will take place At the Corral, the Obaervator1
In this city. the first, third and nfth WHDNIS.
of the month
The property is condemned Is unit for pubfs
Eervics.
Sales to commence Of ten O'Clock O. m Of each
day, and be continued from day to day until the
M mber on hand shall be sold.
Terms cash, in Government fund.-,
y. b. TOMPKINS
8u 25- SIT Captain. A. @. NJ. o. 8 A.
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Row IL A NEW RAncHE.-Day before yester-
Cay, VIM. Schenig, soldier of the I'd District
and Thomas Carr, who styled himself a "dead
beat teamster, went to ~anche recently estab-
iished, on NJ street between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth, and during she evening got very
disorderly, and commenced An indiscriminate
breaking OF the furniture and ''knocking down
OF Stock enc of them drawing a knife and
chasing the terrified inmates through the house.
Officer Carraher made his appearance, and
with the aid of his billy succeeded in arresting
them, and took them to the First Ward station.
Yesterday morning Justice Drury fined Carr
$40, which he gladly paid, and ordered Schenig
TO be delivered to the military.
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THE DRAFT.-After our report closed yester.
day, the following cases were disposed ofbv
the Board of Enrolment ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-06
THE CALIFORNIAN N.
Wool Growing

On account of the total change in the mar
Ike, for coarse wool instead of fine, we would
advise breeders to make note of it, IN the
selection of their future stocks.
Merino, the most popular among farmers
is most unpopular in the market. Inc coat
of $500 sheep, that would draw admlrlng
crowds at the State Fair, would find none to
do it reverence in the city of Lowell-it
would shock the sensbilities Of Manchester
exceedingly. "Quarter blood turns up its
nose and looks down upon "full-blood. >
Canaille now is king.
Common WOOL" which has not sold for
more than twe-thirds the price of Merino,
has really cost the grower, owing to its light
er yield, more than the Merino. Heretofore
the common open wool has paid poorly.
Lately the army demand has governed the
market-hne woods are not sought after, and
manufacturers remembered that full blood,
owing to waste in cleansing would not make
as many yards Of cloth as common" Com
mon has therefore advanced, and leads the
market.
There is no reason to fear that, contrary
to the opinion and wishes of the best bree-
ders,' and despite all precedent, wool buyers
may dogmatically insist upon regulating
prices according to the value of the wool for
manufacturing purposes.
There is no doubt but the republican ten
denotes of the Iatior induce the general
wearing of cloth that is coarse, or moderately
fine. This should be remembered, as it pre-
vents demand for very fine wool. Few
want fine cloth, and the bulk of our wool
should correspond with the bulk of the cloth
consumed. 1t should, however, be borne in
mind that fine wool, spun coarse, makes the
best of cloth for wear.
Then the quality Of the flesh does not de-
pend entirely upon the bread, but partly
upon the personal habits of the individual
subject. Good meat implies that the animal
furnishing it has enjoyed the perfect health
and development which come from fresh air,
abundant exercise, wholesome and natural
food and normal condition generally. If
the race to which it belongs has been devel-
oped under such favorable circumstances, so
much the better. Merinoes do not answer
this description, having been kept in large
tocks, too much confined, and too artifcially.
If the meat of coarse sheep shall sell decid-
eddy higher than of the fine, that will make
up in measure for their shea-ing less wool
and if coarse wool sells as high as fine, or
higher, we may expect that the " long woods"
will be more in vogue.
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Work tor February.

ABOUT 1CE.-If you have done as you ought
to have done, you have a snug ice-house,
with double walls, the space between which
is filled with nonconducting substance, as
pulverized charcoal, or dried saw-dust, or
tan-bark, which are mentioned in the older
of their value Cut your blocks Of ice Of
size and shape with reference to close pack
ing. Cover over thickly with clean straw
when the stock of ice is all in. Look out
not to lose all your chances in waiting for a
better ore. Sometimes careful folks mean
to have such capital ice, that an open winter
cheats them out of any at all.
WARMTH.-The best fire in winter is made
up Of exercise, and the poorest of whiskey.-
He that keeps warm on liquor is like man
who pulls his house to pieces to feed his fire.
place. The prudent and temperate use of
liquor is to let it alone. If you don't touch
it, it certainly won't hurt you; he that says
there is no danger, boasts that he is more
than other men.
ABOUT CATrLE.-The way to summer your
cattle well is to winter them we'll and half
the secret of good wintering is to keep them
warm. Animal heat is generated in proper
ton to the abundance and excellence of their
food. Exposure to the cold air withdraws
heat rapidly, and Of course makes more food
necessary to re-supply t,just as an open door
makes it necessary to have more wood in the
stove. fyour stock run down in the winter
and come out lean and feeble, all the summer
will not fully bring them in condition again.
Henry IFad BeecAer.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
THOMAS Il. RIoDcrrTrS pS-,rr

WE The subscribers, being appoirte ed iy The Pro,,
" for the district Of Essex ro,nrrissi,gos- N
examine and adjust all claims and demands OF ALL
asanst me estate oil Thomas Blodgeti. late 81 a-
exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give potc. -
months from the Sih day of Dec-A % lsis an. an -
the Creditors 10 present their claims 10 Sai ,,,,,s
i"r examination and allowance and that W, an ,,
thai purpose al the dwelling house OF IN. ls- m
Blocgeif in Canaan, in said district on rl5a
OF FEB, aud 20 day OF June next al ten O'Clock = ~
on each OF said DAYS % -.'-
ANDREW BLoDGETT -
Se3e. JOSEPH W COOPER. C"mli-SsiOntr>
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An dis yea missus guy me leave to raise a
patch O. baccy TO- my own. Well, 1 wo'ked
nights, an Sundays, an spar times, an raised
big patch (way prices is, wuff two hun'red
dolla's, I reckou) O. baccy; an when l got it
token car of dis fall, ole missus took it way
from me; give some to de neighbors; keep
some TO he own use; an sell some, an keep
de money, an reckon dat pay TO- de ole
hoss!"
Failing to find any conscience in the dark
ey, l gave up the argument.
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S. EXCISE TANES
COLLECTORS NOTICE,


Notice is hereby given that the annual -,,..
for lamoille, Orleans and Essex counties j. -,
lhlrd Collection District of Vermont. As as>a...1
under the provision of the law of Congress
proved July lst- 1862. have now become due ~
payable, and that l will attend Al the fo.loa--
times and places for The purpose Of rceei,ia--t7
same, viz:
LANoILLs COUNTY.
AT Seeger's Hotel, Cambridge. on Monda,. =.
%. 1868
At Daniels Hotel, johnson. on TUESDAY. F.
Sd, 1858
A, the American House. Hvdepark. on T,,-.
day. Feb 10. 1863
At Mathews Hotel. Stowe, on Satur3sy T.
p. 1865
ORLEANS COUNTY.
AtCarpenter's Hotel, No. Craftsbury. On Tins.
aay. Feb :. 1868
AT the lrasburg House, Irasburg, on Fr.aa7.
FEB 6. 1868.
AT the Barton House, Barton. on Sa,ty5.,
Feb 9Th, 1868.
At Ciark's HOtel, Derby Centre. on wed-.e,aar
Feb. IL. 1863
AT Fini's Hotel, Troy, on Tuesday, Feb I..l,ye
ESSEN COUNTY.
At the West Concord House, West Core,-5
on Monday, Feb 9 1865
At the Island Pond House. Island Pond .
Friday, Feb Is. 1868.
AT the Essex Hotel, Guildhall, On SATURDAY..
Fob Ia, 1865.
BY the provisions of the Excise Laws. al -sr-
sons neylectiny to pay said duties and taxes WI.
in the time above specified. viii be required =,
pay ten per cent additional upon TIE a,u5.,-.
thereof.
The monthly duties and taxes on return, -
Manufacturers and others, for the mu,.t, -
September, October. November and Decent
1852 are now due, and Will be PAYABLE a. =.
above stated times and places. if not prc,:a.>..
paid
The licenses required by the Excise Law. a.
be delivered az the above stated times aud place.
unless previously called for Al nv Office. A.
person who shall have been exercising or cary
ing Oh, since September LIST, 1862. any trade s-
business for which license is required witt.,-
taking ont such license. incurs l,tra-,
equal 10 three times the amount required br IL
license.
Any person can remit his tax by another, a>,.-
ceiptS will be returned.
CARLOS BANTER
Collector of the Sd Collection District. Vernon.
Burlington, Jan Is. 1868 aa-,s
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TENACITY OF LIFE.-A few evenings since,
in our "priyate crib" there was learned
dissertation-subject: "Bed bugs, and their
remarkable tenacity of life" One asserted
of his own knowledge that they could be
boiled and then come to life. Some had
soaked them for hours in tarpentine without
any fatal consequences. Old Hanks, who
had been listening as an outsider, here gave
in his experience in corroboration of the facts
Says he "Some years ago took bed bug
to an iron foundry, and dropping it into a
ladle where the melted iron was, had it run
into skillet. Well, my old woman used
that skillet pretty constant for the last six
years, and here the other day it got broke all
to smash, and what do you think, gentlemen,
that ERE insect just walked out of his hole,
where he had been layin' like frog in a
rock, and made tracks for his old roost up
stairs! !" "But," added he, by way of pa
renthesis, L" he looked mighty pale"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-06
on r E NJ O V A l. i.
~H@eI. B. GORHAM has removed
his stock of

B O o T S A Nd S H 0 E S
into the room with his
HATS, CAPS AND FURS,
where he will continue to keep and manufacture
BOOTS AND SHOES OF THE VARIOUS
PATTERNS AND LATEST STYLES.
His Manufacturing Department will be under
the direction of
MR. ROBERT ORGAN,
who has been known in this vicinity for many
years as very faithful and accommodating work
man.
MR.. BERGE RON,
from Hanover, N. H.. who has been with me for
the LAST SIX MONTHS, still continues to make the
LADIES C. GENTS FINE BOOTS
which for superior workmanship are excelled by
none. Is
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDUSTRY, or
A Thousand Chances TO Make Money-
Cloth 81.
FREEDLEY & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

PiAN0S.-PersOns who wish 10 buy Piano OF TAc .s
makers viii be shown how they can save hanG>,I- -.
In the purchase If they address Piano Jon CoE
Co. Publishers Agents. New York p o.
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The critics and the public arr night in l,eii,fs- -
This Nll sulpass- in graphic narrative. exciting rrt-
and extensive popularity, al other histories liz "
icr the Union lis theme viii be TIE heroic daring ,-
iient suffering and hair breadth escapes Il: a-
and sailors. ami is incidents VIII the rhtur f COG
versafion al ianuerstle fresldes tar wears l. c- D.
vii contain, m addition 10 its sirrin. details. tn- gil
Sofhical ANALYSIS 81 The Causes 81 the War. TX JeHN
1HRof Motley, IL author Oi The Rise l-.
Republic etc, the dates 81 al the important
from the John Brown raid and accurate and rey-
account 81 The principal battles. with elIcrayiu->
One third The proceeds cf al Subscriptions
10 Us viii he given FOR the Rebel Disabled S,,ld--
al persons Who wish o'sfy II the work. ai3 a.
ent The soldiers should send their aud a. dr.
once $50. any officer private, person
lion OF the ooantrs- having knowledge uf a hv-,g d
surfing Incident viii oblse u By sending a..
of II.
Booksellers. Posfmasiers and Canvassinr Ac,..--
he furnished with Subscriptian Prospectus ol a..
ton 10 the Publishers.
q 4 liberal commission girea 10 sa'ar..
desiTlRgt 10 act as agents an taking sa'>ag-
lions.
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The Contraband's Logic.

\ soldiers letter from La Grange, Tenn,
says:
An elderly man, who gave his name as
Dick, came into our camp and was employed
by an officer. He is quiet, but intelligent
and moral old fellow, and gave me an account
of his leaving home.
"Why did you leave, uncle ." said |.
swell, massa," he replied, ole missus too
hard on me tirely, an when couldn't slant
no longer, | js lef."
In the daytime, was it ~
"Oh. no, sab. 'leven clock a, night, and
got to BOLIVIA fore mornin; bout twenty
miles"
THAT'S pretty good walk" said l.
&" didn't walk it, sab, l rode hoss-back."
" Rode. do you own ho.se9'
"Well-yes-no, sah-not 'zactly-reckon
l do now--I took one !"
took one from Your mistress"
"Ies. massa."
Don't you think you did very wrong,
LICK, 10 take your mstress's horse ?"
"ei'' do know, sab; l didn't take the
oes one She had three-two of EN- fuss.rate
hosses' but the one took is ole, an not horny
fast ao' | otie'd to sell him TO- eight dolla,s
sah." .
but, Dick, you took at least a ,bouso,a
dollars from your mistress. besides tho
horse"
How, sab ?"
Why, You were worth thousand dollars
and YOU should have been satisfied with ,b.t
much, without taking the poor woman's horse y
said l, gravely.
The contraband scratched his woolly head
rolled up his eyes at me, and replied with en-
phasis
81 don't look at it jest dat way, massa. l
woked had TO missus NOR thirty yeas, an
reckon in dat time bout pay TO- mesef,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-06
III a n II 90 D.-HOW LOST.
AVA HOW RESTpprn

Just published. in a sealed envelope Price cents.
lecture on the nature. treatment ami radical cure
nHa oI Seminal Weakness inv Jluntary ennis
>olS sexual debility, AMI impe,incntS to marriage zen
ran. nervousness consumption. epilepsa AMI fits: men
1i phSsita cdpacitv Resulting. from sell &c.
&C The w"rid-renGwned author. in this admirable lee
T. clearly proves from hi experience that the aw
t'! 81 >eli5 1l>e may Ice eectually removed
Mont medicine, AM withou: dangerous surgical OPERA
Hons D"uSie> instruments rings CnrdiaS pointing oar
vie oi cure al once certain aud eeciual bv Uhi,h ey-
cry sufferer no matter what his condition NAV lee. may
.Fe himself chedpiy privately and raiicaIlv This l
lure VIII prove boon Ia thousands and thousands Sent
under seal IN PLAIN envelope any address ON IN. re-
Ceipl V SIN cents or Two postage stamps by addressing
.- DR Oh AS J. c. CLINE,
-V"i l.. oJ"eTy, New lJcS. l.. u. Box 4.S6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-06
CU r E F o r PIN WORM
DIR. f. 6. GOULD'S
p y W RM SYRUP

Is the first and only remedy offered to the public
tor the efectual removal Of the Ascarides. or Pin
ormS. from the human SYSTEM. The high repu-
tatlon II has established in the last two wears.
and the fact that It Is fast super>sdng al either
worm remedies, Is the best test Of lis great merit
IT AFFORDS RELIEF N TwEvTY-FoUR HOURS
AND IN ENTIRE CURE Is WARRANTED
when taken according to directions. which accom-
pany each bottle.
lhlS syrup i also most valuable family ca
;hartlc. TO he always used when physc is required
especially for children. II corTects the secretons
gives tone 10 the stomach and bowels. assisting
nature III her efforts 10 restore health II is pure
y OF vegetable extracts, and always safe ana re-
liable.
C. Heryey, Sole Proprietor
Sold in Boston by Geo. c. Goodwin < CO.. l.
Marshal! street. and other wholesale druggists
At retail by loyt X Green. St. Jo!lnsbury. E. B.
MayoOn X Co. North Troy. 23-;9
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-06

An enraged parent had jerked his provok-
ing son across his knee, and was operating
on the exposed portion of the urchin's person
with great vehemence, when the young one dug
into the parental legs with his venomous little
teeth. "Blazes what're you biting me for 81
"Well, dad, who beginned this ere war? ?"