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HB-The above named Ladies We ara personally
quainted with, and know thar for several years "
We lived in Medina, they were great sufferer y
SEormstett has bee 90 badly afflicted that i was
dfficuity she Wss able tOstand upon her ieet- .
bottles Of Catholicou entirely cured her or Aer r
plants Ny vii received great beneiit rom tn
icine. We recommend II tO the Ladies OF this
as a safe and efficient remedy for the many conn
theV Ere gubs sscf 10. JOHN WEEk
Editor Candeld Senti
~FOrsale bY allDruzgists
H B. KINGSLEY. .Clsvelan l.
srarrs frr al
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEH lOhkf jan &
General Butler, with bis staff, also Mrs.
Butler, stopped in this city yesterday. He
leaves for Washington tomorrow, it is ru-
mored at request Of the President.
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FROM KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. lst.
Roseersns captured Murfreesboro' Tues
day morning, and now occupies it. The
rebels made light resistance, and retreat
ed 10 Tullahoma.
Rosecrans lost train Of wagons that
were following him. They were captured
by rebels under Colonel Morgan.
The rumors here of the approach OF
Forest from the direction Of Salt River, is
entirely unfounded.
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INAUGURATION OF SEYMOUR.

UNDal1 = sNIIs =
Governor Seymour was inaugurated yes
terdsy. He said he had solemnly sworn
to support the Constitution Of the United
States with all its grants, restrictions and
guarantees, and shall support it.
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HOKE TBSTIKOBE.

Mr. n. B. KrEGsLET-Dear Sir: We EEL L 9 q
We owe to the public, TO state that MARSHALL Cat
icon iB a medicine invaluable fOr complaints claA
under the head Of female Diseases. We have
your GrHfsnberg Medicines and have been grei.
benefited thereby, 30 much 90, that were the y
double, we would have them. To the thousand
our sex who are suEering IRON weakness We v
recommend the Cafholicun as a sure panacea- IL 1
strength 70 the system and nabes each Of he orf
Miss D. bWORMSTEl
Mrs W. CARTEk,
Mrs. Z 4. WEEKS.
Medina. March ], 81
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CORooRAN's BRIGADE AT SUFFOLK

BALTIMORE, January z.
The Americans correspondent at Suffolk
announces the arrival there Of General
Corcoran's entire brigade at that place.
General Corcoran takes command there.
General Peck's command is moving in an
other direction. Skirmishing occurs daily
there.
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THE GRHFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINE
Ars prepared unseT IL iiISzssdis;;s silfrs
gG5kIilfal Physisiaa, and they Hif
Be relied upon IN al edsss.

The intslligenoe Of the community is not n
By the offer OF q gle medicine which claims
ALL diseases; but ne GrRfenberg Remedies
Of Eleven different oiedicines, all uneQualed
cure Of the diseases FOR which they are reConime
among which may b. selected one appropriate Z p
Of the Diseases incident TO this country snd clin
r9T-THT On zFrSBTss VFeETABLE PILLs are b.
than any other kind OF Pills in theWoid. Prie'
nB- re Cn. EFEgpp~a yy-..ss JS.s :..5,s55,s g
infAllibls remedy Tor all Fernsle Disea4s Price 81
~THE UTERINE CArHoLIcoS wiz also cur
Hsalsa. 7fa@
B4-THE GREFENREza sAzsAPARrLn Is by far the
most powerful and efieaeious eompund in use
Price el,OO.
RB-Tm GRsFENRERY DTsEETEEI syrup Is a cer-
tain and quick remedy for all disease OF the bowels
Price 50 cents.
BETHE GREFEEBEEs PILE REsfEDr never fails 70
permanently relieve this distressing disease Price a.
nB-THE GRzFEEBERs CHILDRES's PAEAoEA is Al
invaluable compound in ell diseases Incident 70 chill
BFTHE GKzFESBERs FEvER AND AFUE REaEDT Is
soEereign specinc fer this eaEticuar iiIcasa Price
50 eentsl
nTTHE GREFEsBERG GREEN MoUSIlIE OngTlrEs5
sxcels all other sayes in its curative ects. Pricf
cents.
HB-FHR GRRFEgBEBG HEALTH BTTTlRs are
most pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepare
Price Is cents
zE1-THE GRzFEsnERs Eye LoFIoE Is mparall
n all Inflammation or Diseases Of the Eysa REisf
~THEGRzTEzBERs CoSsUMTrvE's BALH ~
the most astonishing relief In an pulmonary
ploints. Price g bottle. H8-An eminent ~
clan Of New York states that be has known thet
enoerg uInptiEe- e hllm Ileu win slee5 sll
in Dropsy. tOur own experience substantiates
statement.
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Fmr.-on Thursday morning FIRE
broke out in the saloon Of Mr.. Emeline on
Garden street. Mr.. E. is in the army, and
the business Of the saloon is managed BY his
wife. The fire destroyed some clothing and
furniture, and slightly injured the building
before it vas e1tinguished. The fremen
we're promptly on hand and e1tinguished the
flames.
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TIE DIFFICULTY AT CAMP CLEVELAND.
We have received a communication from
Major sanderson, of the 10th Cavalry, with
regard to our item headed '' InsubordinatiOn
at Camp Cleveland" I" from which it appears
the facts we're greatly exaggerated BY our
informant. The Major writes:
"The facts are briefly as follows: On ac-
count of the severity Of the weather during
the evening in question, the regiments en-
eampsd contiguous to the 10th took OF their
camp guards, which led some Of the boys not
on duty in the 10Th, to believe that the same
should be done in the latter regiment, and
about a dozen of them started out to effect
that object, and had succeeded in forcing
from their posts probably FIVE or six Of the
Ruards1Rhen the prompt and determined ia
reference Of Colonel Smith ana orher omcers
puta summary stop to their proceedings. The
guards were at once replaced upon their
beats, and the handful Of men attempting TO
remove them sent, some to their quarters, and
the leaders TO the guard house for punish
ment, and perfect order was at once restored.
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Among ths many Certificates Of tho excellence and
merits Of these PsnSs we would refet to the follow
ng;-
MR. W. KEABEy Baltimore, Dear SiI,=-l have great
pleasure in certig ing that have tr1ed you Square
Pianos, and find themsequal, II not superior, TO any
IL this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish the m is the evenness Of tone the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. Wishing
you al tlla nnasa you 40 hiRhlY deserve,
am Sir yours Nefl Irulys
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nB-The above are all from persons who are public
u known where they reside, and who would not make
they were true.
PREPARED By j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY @. ". CLARK, and By Druggistl and Deal
lhaHa
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ALso-ON HAND.
NeIOdcOHI, Small iE5trameHts, StriHgs, &c
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SENATE CHAnnER, Ohio, April 5th, 1854
ssDR. J. @. ATER, HOnOred sir;-l have made thor
ough trial Of the Cathartie Pills, left By your AGENT
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful Iheum-
atism under which he found me suffering. The hrst
dose relieved me, and toW subsequen doses entirely
removed the disease. feel In better health now than
for some years before, which attribute entirely %
the effects OF your Cathartic Pills
Yours With great respect,
LunIIls- R- MEIuALL.m !
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-03

A VUneAR HUSBAND GETS A HWARNER'
PRoN HIs WIFE Mary MofTet was up before
Police Judge Hessenmueller this morning for
throwing scaIding water upon her husband
John. She proved that be used the most vul-
gar and profans language towards her, which
vas the cause Of her scalding him. She was
spsd ths costs simply. I1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-03

PA N O-S,
From the celebrated mandatory Of VIM. KHABE
q CO., Baltimore. These Planes have the full iron
frame OveTstrung bass, and all the latest improve
msats and for volume and eTenness OF Tone easy and
agreeable action, durability, and nish superior
to any other manufacture. All intending TO get
Piano should not fail to see these instrunents before
purchasing elsewhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-03

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEMARl I, 2 and 3, are protected by koy
Al Letters Patent OF England, and secured by tne
Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmaoie de Paris and tDe
imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
no One is invaluable for Exhaustion sPermator
rhoba and all physical disabilities. -
NO Two com pletsly eradicates all traces o. tno1
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the nau
seous and pernieiOus use Of copay1A ana cuDeDs.
No Three has entirely suppianted the mi urlou5 ~
Of mercury thereby insuring TO the sufferer speedy
relief dlspersng all impurities, ana roouhe Oub ls
venom Of diseases. -,
TRIRsEmAR, Nos l, and 3, are preparations n me
be carried in ths waistcoat pocket. Sold in TIN cases
and divided into separate doses, as administered ~
Velpau Lallemand, Roux, Ricoldi &C. frlce = eAcni
whereby there Is q saving Of 81. To be had Wheie-
sale and retail OF Dr.. BARROW No. ls4 Bleecker-ot
New York. 49,. ~, -,
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. barr9s
viii forward the Triesemar TO any part OF the Woro
Beourely packed, and addressed accoruhe 70 Lhe N
SOD By G. " CLARK. Agent for Cleveland
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Every Plano Warranted for Five Years

And the privilege Of exchange given ct any time with
In EiZ months.
OLD PIANOS AND KELODEOEs TAEEEIE ENcRAasF
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PROFEss0R OF ELECTROPATHr AND MEuI0n
Ofice-Il9 Bensoa-St., few doors rom 5upel
once hours from % l7and froa 3to 5o'olse
fanndaEa aLcanted.l
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PN0T0aRAPHs.
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.

GENT BY EXPRESS EVERY
y WHERE. Directions for Self fMsaluramsat sent
free everywhere
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Police coURT.-Alice Sands was fined
S and costs for stealing lady's hat, worth
81, from Beach & Sons.
Christian Mayer, for an assault on Officer
Frank, was fined $40 and sent to Jail for
thrse days.
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To Messrs. VIZ KEABE & Co., Baltimore II can
not but cOngratuate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion rank among the
very best Ia the country. III. SfRAhOsOH.
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M 'ANDREW ]. MEsERVE,

ST have known the above named Maria Kicker IRON
h.- chlIahood nd her ata-auant d sLrietlE true.
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HE GREFEEBERg GREEN MoUSrlIE OngTirEs5
n other salyes in It's curative sfiicts. Pricf
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FEyER AND AEUE REaEDT Is
specinc fer this particular iiscasa. Price
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PIANOS.
New York Factory Prices.

8. BRAINARD & co.,
ao.1o 43 Superior-St-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
THE RIGHT " AY,

There are always two ways of doing a thing
and good thing in i.self may be turned from its
purpose b. the mode in which it is applied. For
want of experience and Judgment modes Of
advertising are nearly as bad none at all, and
therefore d knowledge Of the places aud papers in
which a business man is going to advertise is Of
as much consequence to him as the advertisements
themselves 1t may be laid down an ndubta-
ble fact that the money spent in judicious adver-
Using by business man, invariably yields him
four-fold sooner or later, and in numerous cases,
one hundred or one thousand fold. Some adver-
tise Tor a snort time after they commence business
and think it is sufficient; others internit advertis
ing ter they have established tourishing bust
ness by it; aid. This is g eat mistake. From
the moment Il house ceases to advertise. however
large its reputation and standing, it begins to de
cline. The changes a.e 50 rapid III this country
and the public mind is so constantly occupied by
new applicants TOR It's avcr and its attention, that
to be out Of the pa ers where everybody SEEKS for
information on every subject, is to be forgotten
The Press is daily more and more becoming ne
cessty, and its usefulness as an advertising medl
UNI as constantly increasing. No man Is wise, O.
just to himself who undertakes to do bushes
without awaiting hinsslf its advantages.
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New Music.

We are indebted to Messrs Roof & CADY
of Chicago, for humber of pieces of valu
bic music. among which are
The Little Major, by Henry c. Work-a
Duet with chorus; (story of drummer
boy)
AT his post the " Little Major
Dropped his drum that battle day,
On the or, SIS. all stained with crimson.
Through that battle night he lay
CRYING, Oh for love of Jesus.
Grant me but this little boom
Can you, friend. refuse me water
Can you, when die so soon :"
OH haste on tile Battle BY Geo. F
Root. A stirring patriotic song and chorns
Gull 'em names, Jef.-Music by Wurzel
and
De day of Liberty s coming by the same
author and
Wen 90 d0wa Ourselves, by Henry c
Work the latter representing the women OF
the North going down South, and with their
favorite weapons, the broom and tongs " sub
jugatins the rebels. The three latter piece
are more or less comic, and all good
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13

q Four negroes were arrested at Wash
ington recently, for disorderly conduct, and
fined 81 each, in default of which they were
put in the lookup. A man was put in the
cell opposite, who Lad refused to pay a fine
of $40 for peddiing without license. Pres
emily growing tired of his limited accommo-
dations the pedder remarked, to nobody in
particular, that he had the money to pay his
way out. Hearing this. one of the negroes
reached Ills hand from his cell across the mar
row gangway, and said to Warner, Here
II you want to get out, give me the money
for your fine Warner surprising the hand
to be that of the patroman on duty. put a
$50 note IN 1t. The negroes then called the
patrolman, and said they were willing to pay
their fines. They were taken out of the cell,
and paid their fines out of the 800 note, re-
ceived SIG change, and were soon out of
sight. Who says the African isn't capable
of the highest civilization?
A reconnaissance was completed on Sun.
day, on the right wing of the army, which
accomplished all the purposes for which il
was intended in the most successful ma nner
ne committee Oh ELECTIONS III their rep0r
against the claims of Mr. Mcleod and hi:
contes tant Wing, for seat in the House o
Repre- sentatives form the second district O
Virginia, say the district comprises Norfolk
and ten other counties in a portion of tn
precincts of only four Of which were tn
polls opened, the remainder of the territor,
being in rebel possession. Mr. Wing ha'
Gal votes, Mr. Mcleod 645, a Mr. Coope
III, with 20 scattering votes-a total of l4O
in district usually polling about 10000
votes. The committee therefore report ir
accordance with their custom and that of thu
House in similar cases, that this was il
no just sense an election.
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THE RIGHT TIME.

Continual, per,evering advertising, if the sub
iect be at all adapted to the tastes ans! wants OF
the public. is sure to be successful. 1t is al in
disputable fact that there is instance Of well
sustained adherence to continued system of ad.
yertising ever failing Of -ucces-
There is a great diversity of opinion as to the
best time to advertise, but the experience of some
of the most successful advertisers is that bushes
men greatly mistake their true interests when
they suppose th't it is economy or true basiness
most wan ed. BY many it is considered the very
time of all others to crowd; who has tried it
saws, "Gjye me the led when few advertisers C
cupv it, and | care not how hard the times are
1t pays me all times beca | know how far tC
go, but especially it pays lie when most Of the
business men in my line have taken their hook
out of :he water, thinking that DO bites are 70 b'
had"
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r Monty IS " E A L I II
CURE YOUR COrGH FOR l3 CENTS
The best and cheapest household remedy in
the World.
MAD. zADoC PORTER.S GREAT COUCH r

MAD ZADOC PoRTER'S GREAT COUGH REMEDY
Madame Zadoc Purrr's Curative Basam i warranted
if used according 10 the directions, to ia all
tiu!i- OF the rhrol; and Lungs.
Madame Ziiyc PoTeT- Bal>am i prepared with all the
requisite and skill irnm combination al The bei
remedies he vegetable kingdom affords Its remedial
qualities based Ga irS POKER {" assist the healthy
vigorous circulation OF The blood through the lungs.
moi Il violent remedy. but Notwithstanding searching
iirc Dee taken bs the olie, person YOUNG.
| e.i child
Madame Zloc PO-ier> BalSam has been in Use hy III
public !Or Is years aud has acquired its present >l
simply oy being Tsopmruei ed OK these no have Used il
I i"iher afflicted iTiei.is and others
MpST lEFopT ANT--Maiame Zadoc PorteT's Curative
BaiSlm Is SOLD A. ice whiri. nTiig ii i'm the T-an
O1 every To Aeepi convenient iir The nmviA
Use OF single bottle sill prove 10 be worth Lao times Il
/ cost
! NoTICE-Save your money DO not he p"T>'iaQed 70
purchase articles At As 81. which d. Il CD lam lhe
tue, Of the l3Ceni bottle of MaIne Poster III aie
the Ui manufacturing which : II great a. bat
Il almost other medicine, and the 'ery i"@ per ~
which IL i sold the pToii 10 ti.- -eifT apparently
small and unprincipled dealers Will some times recon-
mend other medicines which their profits are Larger,
unless the customer. insist upon hay g Madame Porter
and none other Ask Madame PJrteT's Curative Bag-
am price IL cents aud in large t,ttes II - cents al
tge no other Ii You IT get II IL store You cal
e. Sold by all druggists and sore-feepers al u cents
and in larger bottles az . cents
I HALL & RUCkEL, Proprietors New YoTk.
g. c. GOODWIN CO, No. IL Marshall street. BS--
ton General Agents for New England. 32--5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13

The undersigned who has been well known in
this par: Of the state for - wears - a Marble
Woracr continues ~ manufacture Monuments.
Grave Stones and Ornamental Work of every
>,y!c If pattern. Ia suit everybody; aud in vien
Of the fact that he does tbs most expensive part
Of the work himself he can sell Al p. ices thai no
man can live al ami hire his woTA done And par
his oils II i well established fact that a illal
ALWAYS succeeds the best who l. the oeS; acgraint-
ed with the business which he Is in What sane
man would think 81 getting fine proportional
anG Wei finished monument. designed and exc
cu,ed under The directions of man who had
tended saw mill q: pcdiled TIM If YOU want 4
good Job 90 10 a good mechanic, tel MIN what
YOU wait. and you will get the best work and the
lowest price. Those who are about Ia purchase
Monuments or Grave Stones. viii md lCst whai
VIII suit them BY coming IN Lyndon. BIZ writing
full particulars. and every job will be executed
with fidelity and strict gard 10 the wishes Of The
purchaser. u p SPENCER.
Lyndon. Jan. !. lSS3. 21if
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
The Weather.

| wish to protest against the advertisement
Of St. Johnsbury as the coolest place in New
England. There is nothing in its location to
make it so. Situated neither low nor high,
a stranger would Judge from observation that
We were blessed with moderate tempera-
tlre. Twenty years ago Franconia was es-
tened cold place-but lately, it is eclipsed
in this respect, in certain bulletins of the
weather, by st. Johnsbury. Now, Mr. Edi-
TOR, | keep an approved thermometer, and it
has hung upon the north west side of my
wood-shed remote from any influence Of heat
rom the house, and though it has been pro,
Gained that the mercury was Al degrees be-
.ow zero last week, the lowest mine ranged
was 30 degrees, and this correspondent, SO fal
as know, with others in the neighborhood
and in places around and remote in about
NE same latitude. l say then, away with
vague reports about cold weather in St.
JoAnsbury. We have lad enough of them.
PETER.
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temperance.


Inc adjourned meeting Of the Corinth
Temperance Society will by held at Academy
Hall. in Cornth, on Tuesday evening next.
Officers OF the society will be chosen. A
lecturer from abroad has been invited.
Obituary.
Died at East st Johnsbury, Feb. 4, Rev.
John Bowers, aged 81. He was born at
thompson, CT. With limited means of early
e!qc.tion-at the age of 1S-he commenced
study for the ministry at the academy in
Dudley, Ms. graduated at Yale College in
1871, and at Princeton Theological Seminary
n 1881, For 20 years he was pastor Of the
congregational church in North Wilbraham
Ms, and years of the church at East St
Johnsbnry. His public work was finished on
The first Sabbath of the new year-his suffer
.ass closed on the fifth anniversary of his
settlement at East st Johnsbury.
His mind was clear and discriminating
Lis Judgment sound-his earnestness in his
WORK absorbing, and the grief OF his people
., Ai> burial was the demonstration of his
success as a minister IF Christ. Though he
"A gained so strong hold on his people at
East st Johnsbury yet his own heart wa.
yeuning to the last for the good of the
people of his first love, and his prayer was
Tor their blessedness.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
in Barnet. mile from Passumpsic village, on the
Danville road The farm is handy to schools.
mills. &c, and about 4 mile from the depot. Said
farm contains 100 acres of land suitably divided
into Moving, Till,ge. Pasturing and Wood land.
and under good state of cultivation 1t is well
watered by or 6 good springs of living water
one coming to the house and barn. Thee Is a
small sugar orchard on the place. The buildings
are in a comfortable state of repair. Said farm
will be sold at auction. if not disposed of before
by private sale, sometime in March. Enquire Of
J. DAVIS. on the premises.
| Barnet, ian & 3l-3s
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Agents for The Caledonian.
Brief Locals.

-Ossian Dodge sings at Union Hall FIR i
Jay evening of this week. Dodge is full of
mirthfuness and the greatest mimic in the
world. Mr. Hayward has the name Of a
sweet ballad singer, aad between the two all
classes of an audience are satisfied.
The Soldiers Aid Society meets next
Tuesday at Mrs Boles'.
We learn from the Star that Col Pres
tn has received the necessary greenbacks'
from the government and that he is now
ready to purchase more army horses.
The reported death of VIM. Kinnerson
O. IIardwick, of the 18th regiment is a mis-.
take.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-02-13
THE RIGHT MEANS.

Good customers can rarely be t:icked into the
conSilera' ion Of the Gains OF those whom they
feel have neither ad"ptet the right way the right
time or the legitimate means tor gaining their
consiIerate attention.
o he successful, advertisements must be pre-
serted through the right means, and come befor,
the reader at he right tine, to his favora
BILE consideration. That means is the newspaper
To that the purchaser looks As the egi innate
place for the information lac seeks AID he finds II
ere when most ia the disposition to dwell upon
its statements AMI note it, facts. He has it rep1e
scented to him day after day, and the c"incderJ Zee
between lis needs and the places at which they
NAV be supplied, is naturally established.