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The Great English 2emeGy.-Sir James

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To the o. en-. This in alIIhle medicine is UnliliuI
the cure All those painful and dangerous diseases
which the female constitution subject ltmJcrates all
excess and removes MI distractions and speedy cure
may be reliet 10 married lade, it is peculiarly suit
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with regularity. Each bottle, price dollar bears the
Government stamp Of Great Britain prevent counter
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during the ir, three months OF t.IuCy, they are
bring miscarriage, but any other time they
are safe In all OF nervous and spinal affections,
aims in the back and limbs fatigue Slight cXeron.
paritatou Of the heart hsterics and whites these pills
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y B-SlUo and six postage stamps, enclosed 70 any au-
thorzcd agent Will insure bottle containing ty pills by
return mail 1892 ~
\ Card TO the SHteriny.-lhe Rev VIM
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which have brought home with ne To all who need it,
| rec Of charge Address
REV WM. COSGROVE
/ C27-52. BrookIinv, T. Y
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Relief in Ten MinuteS.--BRY,N'S PUI-

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il the house.
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.

The Worlds Great Remedy Tor
Coughs, Colds, Ircipient Con-
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cfConsuIEo tlVe patients
- acvaHctd rtagCs
OF tee disease.
Tins his lgcn ga long used and so uni-
rrrs,,lin knuwn- that We Need do no more
than assure the Pui'.ic that lis quality is kept
ND t. the best il ever has been, and that 4
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Practical aud analytical Cheuass;x
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ITO DEALERS AND FARMERS

OF New England Rhodes standard super phos-
phate, prepared from bones treated NJ b sulphurie
acid, uniform in quality and regular price
- Rhodes" the long established manure requires
array of certificates
Our usual large stock now ready for delive ".
Dealers and Farmers apply 10
III. E MORNING, General Agent.
iOf 3. NJ Rhodes & CO., Baltimore
For Netr England NelC York aad Canada
1880 lib Water Street, New York.
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Bachelors Hair DYE. The best in the
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remedies the i'll effects ri bad dyes as nyiGnrdte> the
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Children owe much of their Sickness

children owe much of their Sickness
TO GOldS.-Nc matter where the disease may
appear to be ,e.'ad, its origin may be traced to
suppressed rcTsp. .tion, or a cold. Cramps and
Lung Complaint are direct products of colds
In short, CoIp>, are the harbingers Of half the
diseases thai afilct humanity, for as they are
caused by checked perspiraton, and as fve-eigths
of the waste matter of the body escapes through
the pores, if these pores are closed, that proper
ton Of diseases necessarily follows. Keep clear,
therefore, of Colds and Coughs, the great precur-
sors of disease, or if contracted. break them up
immediately. by timely use Of Madame PorterS
CW0tire Baisam. Sold by all druggists, at Is
cantsaud d cents ner hottie, 45-lm
A Friend in Need. Try lt.-.Dr. Sweets
nllhhle inIment is prepared from the recipe of DR.
Stephen Sweet oCOnnectcu the great bone setter and
haS been used In his practice tor the last twenty years
with the most astonishing external rene
DIV il is without a rival, and will alleviate pain more
speedily than any other preparation For all Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders is truly nlaible. and
tive for Sores eundS, SprainS Bruises &c its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening properties excite the
I,t woude and establishment of all who have giver.
II a trial over hundred certificates of rkable
cures performed by within the last years attest
this fact. See ldvertlse ment. G 33ly ON
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decay. The scrofulous contamination is va
riouSly caused by mercurial disease, low
living. disoriered digestion from unhealthy
food, impure air, filth and filthy habits,
the depressing vices, and, above all. by
the vencreal Infection Whatever be It's
origin, il is hereditary in the constitution,
descending II from parents TO children unto
the third and fourth generation; indeed, II
Seems 10 be the rod of Him who SAYS. - viii
visit the impurities of the fathers upon their
children" The diseases il originates take
various names. according 10 the organs II
attacks. In the lungs. Scrofula produces
iui,crcles. and finally Consumption; in tl,.
glands swellings which suppurate and be-
Come ulccruus sores; in the stomach and
l"xel>, arrangements which produce indi-
ge>tion, dyspepsia and liver complaints; on
the skin. eruptive and cutancous affections.
These, all having the same origin, require the
same remedy viz, purification and invigora-
ton of the blood. Purify the blood. and
These dangerous diStelnpers leave You. With
feeble foul or corrupted blood. Won cannot
il2ve health; with that - life Of the flesh"
healthy, You cannot have scrofulous disease.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-05
Sabbath School Anniversary.

The 3Sth anniversary of the North Church
Sabbath School of this place, was held on
Wednesday afternoon of the present week.
The exercises at the church consisted of
singing, recitations, dialogues, addresses, an
nuAI report of the condition and progress of
the school, ETC. These exercises were very
interesting, and some of them being per-
formed by very small children, were quite
novel. The singing and recitations by the
smaller children were excellent. At the
conclusion Of the program at the church the
three schools (the South and Methodist par
ticipated) formed procession and marched
10 well.flled tables where entire justice was
done the edibles by the children at least.
The whole affair went of finely and reflects
credit upon the superintendent and all 9TH
ers who took part in it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-05
I UCIION SALE.

By virtue of license from the Honorable Pro-
bate Court for the district of Caledonia, the sub
scriber will sell at Public Auction, on the premi-
SCS.
ON SATURDAY, JUNE p. 1863,
At 10 clock A. NJ, the
TANNERY, DWELLING-HOUSE, SHED,
Barn and Out-Buildings of the late J. II. |.
Richa rdson deceased, located in Sutton Village,
Vt
The Tan House is % 80, two stories high,
built four years ago. and the tan yard in good
condition. Payment made easy.
iS-jl JONA RICHARDSON, Admir-.
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r. r E A L VIC L 0 r \
THE MERCANTILE WAR,

Or the place to buy the most goods for the least
money. Consult your own interest and call up
on
CARPENTER & SMITH,
Successors to O. II. & w. B. Smith. where you
can buy all kinds of Dry Goods, W. |. Goods.
Groceries. Hardware and Yankee Notions at as
tonshing low prices. Call and you shall not go
away dissatisfied.
H. S. CARPENTER.
W. B. SMITH.
East Burke, May %.
Don't kill yourself with hard work. We are
also Agents for the
HUBBARD MOVING MACHINE,
For this County. which we will show throughout
the county the coming season and compare with
any other Machine which can be bought. Call
on us before purchasing elsewhere and we Will
try and make it TO your advantage.
CARPENTER & SMITH.
Please call and settle your old accounts and
obligc.
4Stf o. ii. n W. b. SMITH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-05
ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
MARY WALTER.S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT;
probate court held at ST Johnsbury in said district
on the 10Th day OF May, 1868.
Whereas IL W johnson executor Of the last will and
testament of Mary Walter late ui Burke in said district
deceased proposes to render account Of his admins
and TO present his account against said estate for
examination and allowance for the purpose OF making
partition and distribution OF the residue of said estate,
der decree OF said court among the persons who are by
law entitled the Ii is therefore ordered by said
court that the under consideration and be
heard the Probate Office Ill ST Johnsbury the 2th
day of June, d. 1863 And it is further ordered that
Interested be notified hereof by publication Of
a copy the record of this order in the CaedOnian print
JohIsbury three weeks successfully previous 10
said time hearing, that they appear and contest
allowance OF said account, II they cause and
heard by said In the matter partition and
distribution of said estate.
By the Court,
Attest, Asa L FRENCH, Judge
true copy OF record
1850 Attest ASA l. FRENCH, Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-05
BY
MANUFACTURED BY
WILLIAM GRACE.

PRICE % CENTS PER BOX
George c. Goodwin & Co.. 80 Hanover ST.,
Boston. general agents for New England. Grace
Salve can be obtained at all the respectable drug.
glsts and country stores everywhere, A495is
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THE peculiar faint OF
infection which ve
call SCRoFULA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudes of men. II
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feebled, Initiated state
zof the blood, wherein
THAT fluid becomes in
competent TO sustain
ithe vital forces in their
vigorous action. and
sleaves the system 10
fall into disorder and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-05
GREAT ADVANCE on GOODS.

Please call soon for ;hoagh INV stock Is now large
it will not remain long, md aS have TO buy
goods. shall he under the necessity of ad-
vancins the prices in proportion as have TO pay
Engraving, Iidich Il and ,Je'relry Repdiring.
would tender to the public my sincere thanks
flr the liberal patronage received in this depart
ment Of MY business. and assure them that as /
have secured the services of Mr. CHAs- HARKING-
ToN. who Il well known superior workman
and said To BE- the best IN the county. shall en-
deavor "a give perfect satisfaction and warrant all
work. {. c CHlLDS.
- JohnSbury. Feb IS S5tf
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THE GALE DONIAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Rrief Locals.

Brief Locals.
The adjourned school meeting will be
held at the Union school house Friday eve
ming at y o'clock.
A ,on Of nay for sale-enquire at this
office
The Soldiers Aid Society will meet at
the To~n Hall on Tuesday afternoon next.
A squad of SO recruits for the Vermont
regiments passed through here on their way
to Brattleboro on Wednesday. They were
recruited at Barton.
The Fire Department is warned out
next Saturday for its seml-annual Inspection.
(See notice.
We this week welcome our court friends.
There is prospect of light amour; OF basl-
ness this term as most of the cases on the
call of the docket were announced as "not for
the ilry." We understand that the railroad
cases are passed by with the hope Of settle
ment Of the same without taking them into
court.
The weather is cooler. There was a
Slight frost Thursday morning but not
enough to injure tender plants except it be
in some special localities.
There is a bonnet bleachery on Railroad
street. See advertisement of Mr. Senter in
this paper,
Mr. Blackstone has removed his hair
dressing saloon 20 rooms under Union Hall.
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Ayers SarSaparllla

i compounded from the most eficctual anti
s,btc> thai medical SCIENCE has discovered for
this affecting UlSIcnlper. and for the cure OF
the disorders IL entails That il Is far supe-
riur Ia any other remedy Vet devised. Is
known l,y all who have given il trial That
il docs combine virtues truly extraordinary
IN their effect upon this class of complaints,
j in,li>puta.lv proven hv the great multitude
al publicly known and remarkable cures il
has made Of the following diseases: Kings
Ell. CT Glandular Swellings, Tumors
ETupticns. Pimples, Blotehes and Sores,
Erysipelas, Rose or ST. Anthony's Fire.
Salt Rheun. Seald Head. Coughs from
tnbereulous deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy. Neuralgia.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases.
Female Weaknesses, and indeed, the whole
series of complaints that arise from impurity
of the blood Minute reports OF individual
ca>c> MAY he found IN AYERS AMERICAN
ALMANAC which Is furnished 10 the druggists
for clsluiiouS distribution. wherein NAV be
learned the directions for ITS Use, and some
ui ,ile remarkable cures which il has made
wh,n all oiher remedies had failed 10 afford
relief. Those cases are purposely taken
from all sections OF the country, in order
that every reader NAV have access 10 some
Une who can speak 10 l.im of IFS benefits from
personal experience Scrofula depresses the
vital energies. and thus leaves Its victims far
nlure subject 10 disease and It's fatal results
than are healthy constitutions Hence il
tends 10 shorten and does greatly shorten,
81. ,f,,ro-s,,-, .,-
Na>t Importance of these considerations has
Id IL Ia spend years in perfecting remedy
which j adequate 10 lis cure This We now
offer 10 Ike public under The name Of AYERS
SAI> lraRILlA, although il Is composed Of
ingredients. son.c OF which exceed the best
oi >ar>afo'sRa IN alternative power BY Its
ald YOU n.ay project Yourself from the suffer-
l;i.- and danger 81 ll,>c disorders Purge
ont the foul rcfrul tons that rot anc tester
IN the hioud- lllrGc Uu1 Ibc causes of disease,
and vigorous health viii follow BY its recu-
Lar virtues iliis Telii,dr stimulates tae vital
funr,is,ns- and Illus cNpcl> the dist .ml,rrs
Wlirh turk within the system or bust out
on any part Of IL
We know the l.uhlic have been deceived
IL n.anv compounds Of .>oFsa;1arih, that
promised much and did nothing: bug they
viii neither he deceived nor disappointed m
this. lis virtues have been proven hy ala,n-
dant trial. and there remains no uues,ion o;'
IL surprising excellence fu- the tllr,. If rl,.
affecting diseases il is intended 10 reach.
Although under the same name. il Is a very
different medicine frem any other which has
been before The people, and is far more Ct
fectuai than any other which has ever been
available 10 them.
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FANCY GOODS AND GERMAN TOYS.
Bird Cages. Travelling Bags and Baskets. Table
and Pocke, Cutlery. Perfumerv, Combs, Brushes,
Portfolios. Military TOYS and Drums
DOG COLA RS
Our laws require all dogs 10 wear collars with
the names of the owners put on them The collars
IAN be had, and name put on them at my store
HAIR ORNAMENTS,
Made BY M;s C. C. CHILDs. in latest and most
approved STYLES. Hair taken in exchange for
Goods. also old Gold and Silver. and premium
paid on Coin in exchange for Goods
Ladies' False Hair for sale, best quality
All who wish IN saye the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-17
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE REBEL RAID.
HARRISBURG SAFE YET!
THE REBELS BELIEVED TO BE
LEAVING PENNSYLVANIA,

CanaTds are fl ing thick and fast to-day, one
of the most prominent OF which is that Il force
of $500 rebel cavalry entered Harrisburg this
morning. There is 10 truth whatever in this
report, and it is one of the same class as that
got up IN this city last night, to the effect that
rails had been torn up on the Northern Central
road las. night, the only effect OF which was
to frighten pass ngers from going North.
MIR. Norton, the agent of the Pennsylvania
Central railroad in this city. ut 10 o'clock this
morning received the following dispatch
" No news. Road all right. Trains running
regularly" This indicates that the rebels have
no. yet made their appearance about Harris
burg, for they would certainly stop travel over
the Pennss lran:a Central.
We have reason to believe. further that
infor nai.on has reached here indicating that
the ConfedeTates are already on the back track
to leave the State with their booty. There
seems 70 be no doubt that the raidinc party
consists of only some 1850 of jenkins Western
Virginia cavalry.
II this small body is not supported by any
portion or Lees command, it i certain they
will not be apt TO make their stay long one
n tbickls settled country, when they may
be overpowered or their retreat intercepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-17
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
A CONFEDERATE CANARD TO THE EFFECT
THAT JOE JOHNSTON HAS RAISED
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBLGG
THE REBELS ADMIT "A SURPRISE AT
GEN ERLY FORD

From The savannah Republican, Junea1
we are informed by a gentleman WHO arrived
last night, who had u conversation with an of
feer on the train yesterday, direct from Nicks-
burg, which pls &C he left a few days ago, that
Gen. Johnston he'd succeeded in crossing tho
big Blt.ck, and that by narrower in which
be deceived the Federais, who concentrated
their forces III expectation of an immediate at
tack from HIM, succeeded in reinforcing the
garrison at Vicksburg with force under Gen
w. III. T. Walker.
This is a canard. Later dates than the Con-
fed officers, "a few days" before June Q, give
assurance that Grant has vicksburghnvested
as tight as wax.-ED. STAR
The Southern papers do not seem at all sat-
isfied with the s.surprise'' they received by our
cavalry at Beverly Ford. The Lynchburg
Ii1ginian of the 1lth says the forces engaged
Were w. r. Lee 5, Hampton's Legion, Jones's
and Eobertson's brigades, with the Beaure-
gard Battery, from Lynchburg, and one other
company OF artillery. The Tyyinia!, says:
Our losses are heavy, and among them some
of our best officers. We took large number
of prisoners. three hundred and thirty-six
of whom have already arrived. including two
majors.
The Richmond Enquirer speaks of Farley,
killed IN the battle, as scholar and a poet
Col. Hampton was killed at SteTensburg, ye
miles from Culpeper.
Hf isftIh 30 - ne lunDpr OF Officers
stein is greatly out of proportion to the nun.
bfr of men, which is accounted for by their ex
posing themselves in efforts to rally their com
mands after the fir I onset OF the enemy Our
W hole loss. including prisoners, is nut down
at between 30n and 400 A passeng who came
down on the train says that we have five
culunels killed.
The Richmond Examiner admits that the
Confederases were completely surprised, and
has some severe structures on the conduct of
the Confederate troops in the affair
From what we can learn. the defeat of the
rebels there would have been complete had all
OF our cavalry behaved as well as did Buford's
command. Contrary 10 the general opinion
that the Southern cavalry are superior to ours
in dash, and in firmness of seat, we hear that
in this fight the advantages in these respects
were incontestibly with our troops; and that the
charges and fierce saber assaults were Initiated
III every instance by our men.
The so much Wanted Confederate cavalry
not only failed to stand our charges, but when
they approached rs if designing TO make one
would come only within safe wheeling dis
tance when they contented themselves with
firing their pistols and skedadaling. Their
officers could be seen geSticulating and using
every possible IN citement to them to bring
them mp to the scratch, and the heavy loss In
officers TO tho Confederates was from their thus
exposing themselves in the fruitlesS attempt
to rally their men.