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The New York herald., 1863-10-24

rho wsHxLV HERALD ready this Saturday morpng.
will contain
The latest Intelligence from Meados Army 10 Virginia.
with full reports OF the skirmshes Operations during
the week. with further particulars Of the Fight at Brs
toe Station, aud OF the Retreat OF Ioes Rebel Army.
An excellent Map showing the Baltic Field at Brisoc
Station.
Impor tant Military Changes-rhe Armies OF the Cum
berand, the Ohio and Kentucky OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Grant placed in Command OF the entire Southwest and
General Rosscrans relieved from duty.
The Latest News from the Army Of the Cumberland al
Chattanooga.
Account OF the important Successes OF Gen Burnsides
Army the line OF the East Tennessee Virginia Rail
road
The latest News from Charleston with Reports OF the
Progress OF tho Siege.
President Llncoln's CAL Cor Three Hundred thousand
Volunteers.
Important Letter from Correspondent in London Civ
ing details Of extraordinary Rebel Negotiations France
with tho Programme OF a European Coalition with Jen
Davis.
The Latest News from Cuba, Mexico, the West Indies,
Europe and all other parts OF the world.
Poetry" Indian Summer''--e Autumn Roses"
The interesting story OF {" The Wolves In Russia--An
Imposter's Story
. Conscrpts Examination.
Facetle and miscellaneous reading matter
Sporting. Philadelphia Races-Base Ball--Tho
Prizc Fight In washoe Valley, &c.
AgscuItural-New Varieties OF Frut--variation OF Co.
or In Fowers-Hot aud Green Housc-Floweriug Bulbs,
&c. &c.
It will also give valuable and important Reviews Of
the Money, Dry Goods, Provision, Cattle, Horse and
Family Markets. Editorials Prominent Events OF tho
Day Snip News and reports OF oil other interesting and
important news
Single copies Five cents Annual subscription price
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HERALD the cheapex publication IN ne country.
ADVERTISEMENTS TO a limited number, at nifty cents
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ETrsi cLAss esi--oc. r. 1855
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The Finest Hats for Gents. and she
richest Furr for ladies always be purchased at
WHITES, No ZIG Broadway.
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Flowers, Headdresses. COiM0res. de-
The lates, novelties just received o. Nine N. HARRIS
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David's Fall style of Gentlemen's
Hats 2oo,s Broadway near Duane street.
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CtAsH PAID FOR OLD NETspAPKRa
~ CASH PAID FOR OLD WRITTEN BOOKa
CASH PAID FOR OLD rRfsrED BOOKS
CASH PAID FOR OLD PAMPHLETS.
DASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS or rAPRR STOCK, 40.
"a ANN STnkET
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MIscELLAS EOUs.
AN ISYALLrBLB REnEDv.
On wIsfARs
sALaAn
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WILD CHEEKY.
THE oRsAT PAHAoEA
DIFFICULTY or BREATHING ASTHMA,
HoARsESEss SORE rHRoAr.
GROUP. AND KvsRv
AFFECTION Ov
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years ssd 10 all csses e~pseisy th~s cf ss.ese
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Best Newspaper
in the Country.

Important Intelligence from the Army Of the
Potomac-The Union Victory at Bristoe Sta
ton-Map of the Battle Fiele-Important Eili-
tary Changes-The Latest News from the Union
Armies in the southwest-The Latest from
Charleston-The Presidents Call for volun-
teers-Exraordinary Rebel Negotiations in
France Literature Intelligence
Agrisulture-Ths Markets. &c., &C.. &c.
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Music ln the Park.

The Park Commissioners announce that there will b
music a, tho Park, on the Mall. to-day, u three O'Clock
r. NJ by the Central Park Band. under the leadership Of
Il D. podworth, M the weather s hne The following is
the psogramme-
1--Grsnd Park March. b. podwortn
a-Overturc. "IA Bayadere". .Auber
Song "Katheen Mavourneen" n".............. Crouch
A-lhiravart P0e Fourt. .nhmm
b-Marcn, iI,ump ..s.s.s.'.ssss.sss's :. piis
o-pFeftufos honortreeih
y-.Aria and FINAL, .fA Juve' Baesy
s-IArghe,,o, from Symphonic No In D.. Boeshovsr
p--Cyiersou's q Rad March .pownirl
io-Meanse, from saehncls. Baif'
ii-Ksiydid Polka. .Juisr
t2-Wbemstau Seaeon Caiop. Heis
National Poe Pouri.
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Omeial ORA wings Of che shelby College
Lottsry Of Kentucky.
EIraA Class esi--oc.. n 1859
81, so, 4, 10. 81, 8, SO, %, Is, IT, SO, "a.
CLASS o63-Oct. 2s ls6a
81, "a, &c, 10, AZ, As, 10, 80, 4, 43, II, 8, Al.
e. T. SIMMONS A CO..
Successors TO Jno. A. Morris Z Co.
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wheeler u wilson's Sewing Machines
have the hghes, Premiums at s the STATE and mocha
nicsl Fairs where exhibited this season oee o Broad
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Grover - Bakers First Premium Fa-
my Sewing Machines for sale at 4e5 Broadway New York
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Iron Fountains, Vases, Wire Summer
Houses Wire Trellis Work. -
2S9 CanHi street, east of Broadway.
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sItst, New Ycsh city. He has no other once. EssAS-
sasa iss* klss. ress ssd private suisses ns ssrss
asf sfo's The shn ulcers of sn tin1e
the nos, po'sonous ipory ef the blood fstss t wost
On hursan prsiiy. Nervous Des<sv Ksry fnltscveues
Consu'tsfon gratis Bo.rs N FROM sniil o'cioek
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n0CToR IIARTLEy RE0RETs TO sAY THAI II
~ viii be impossible for him u irrccyc NEW PATIENTS
after the 18th OF NOVEMBER
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(yENrRAL PARK IN THE srEREosCoPE.
e. r. II T. ANTHONY
sol broadway New York.
Aiso.
LIFR In CH[NA. q new and very inLareAtlng scaiea
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from one ferryboats the other day.
folly holding his hat Az far above his head as possible be
lore finally sank into the waters which opened 70
him lie hoped until the last that would arrive
time 10 save the elegant Fall Hat whh he had Just pui
chased from KNOX, at si2 Broadway and which he fond
cnng to- 10 the last.
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TruMss.-Marsh k Co., Radical Cure
Truss once only si No vessy street. Asos Houss sk
Elastic Goods. suppofsrs Shoulder Brace Ac hdy a.
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Diseases OF the Nervous, ssxuai a.
grInsy syrsms Nee, modern s:d approved ,r:ssrsnt
LER Co, S22I Broadway. and By the suhor DR. WAT.
SON $50 Broadvay. Consultations From A N 70 sP n
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ShippinG Newp

BELOW.
Schooner Minnie, Arnold, from Martineaque.
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Grover & Bakers Sewing Maehines
awarded the highest premiums over all compettors
the State fairs OF New yorK, Vermont, lows. Mchi
gap Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky. Ohio PenDsyivsnia and
every institute and county fair where eihbtsd this yesr
BtilI They Come.-The Reports Still
coming from the various fairs being held roushout The
country are adding long list OF tffumphs which the
0rovsr Baker sewing nAehnss achieved tas The
county Illinois, fairs both Of which awarded the Grsvcr
Baker mach mes the Highest premiuma
Grim winter, with hts stern visAgs,
stands ~ -FOUR threshold sdmonI:hins 20. WITH bis ley
fingers prepare meet him Make delay, then but
hsssen a. and robe yourssf IN hoss rich Yurs
TEnRY'e, and you laugh W scorn HE warning
fBnnf. Hat aud Fur Emporium. too Broad~ay.
Ths Iron- Clads are Ahead % the Werid,
but the Cork Ciads-a Dress Hat By TERRY-ars
ahead Of them n incredulous. cal and try
II Life Preserving Hat Sold Wholesale snd retail By
rERkY, Oq Broadway
Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof % fss,
also sdeboard anl ParioI Safes for aIver plate Be- ~
Murray street, corner o College pisos r. q. PATRICK.
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0ouraud's Poudre Subtle Upseess Hair
from upper lips Low forehesds ss sny part ~ The boty
warrsnfsa sb3 Broadway.
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Bogie's Hyperion Plaid Restores asa
dresses hair Bogi~s Electric Hair Dye bes 10 TIT
BE convinced ". so0LE. Bo.ton. sod every~hers.
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BeausifuI CompIsxion.-L Bloom
,he cosnplesion and skin ~ Broadway and drussis3
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a.. -.
MATHEWS vEHsrrAS HAIR DYE. ACKNOWLEDGED
BY all 10 be the cheapest spd In world ka-ly
psd werks 20 charm. The hair requiring prspaston.
Produces shade hst may be desired Doss not dry
srorch the hair produces oooroBs that VIII
neither fade crocs wash psrmAnsnt
lhe hair tsef Price 81 Sold BY all drnsxists
A L. MATHEWS. 0sGsrAI Agent u dod street y. v.
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(NoRss. BUNIoHs, INVERTED NAILS. ENLARGED
joints And all Diseases Of the fe. cured without psln
70 the patient By DR. zACHARIE Surgcoa
Chropoiist No 7G9 Broadway Refers 70 physicians aud
surgeons OF the city.
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HALr P22sfy P2sy,y yhkr ~ ~ shiI
For Card PhosouspAs 70 ssns W % sAnd 40
IMPERIAL AhskicAN cAkrx PonrE
nan a H n AsrUOsf
~ Brosfrsy. ss~ rorr,
nssufassr.rs of PholgErsphio hs,-rs rsotospps ~.
bams and stsreos>opfe Vs~s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-23

JOHN {. BUSHNELL. ACoUIrTED.-We see
by the Rutland Herald, that at the term of
the I. s. Circuit Court, sitting at Rutland
Mr.. BUSHNELL WIS tried and acquitted This
result was full, yxpected by US. When the
indictment Va fund here few year, ago,
we then expressed the opinion that the pros
ecu1on rested upon very artificial and
somewhat perverted view of law, by which
innocent men could easily be made to suffer.
The residence of Mr.. William Barrows of
Barton Landing, was burglariously entered
one night last week. The noise made by the
robber in unlocking the door awoke MIR. B.,
who lighting lamp, frightened the rascal so
that he beat hasty retreat:
NARROW EscAI E.-Perley c. Cheney of
Co. e, lst Vermont Cavalry, who was wound
ed at the battle Of Antietam, was in Brad
ford few DAYS since, and we saw the ball
with which he was wounded and also his
watch that stopped the bullet. The ball
passed through his side to his watch, which
it broke and damned, so as to entirely spoil
it. He is now nearly wei, and intends re-
turning to the service.-Freemaa.
INSURANCE OFFICERs.-The annual meet
ing of the insurance companies at Montpe-
lier have been held and the following officers
elected: Farmers Nutuat-N n. L. So"!es,
President; r. ". Hyde, Vice President +;
Joseph Poland. Secretary; Samael Wells,
Treasurer. r. MtuaI-D. Baldwin, Presi-
dent: T. 2. Re,!ieId, Vice President Chas.
Dewey, Secretary; }. T. ThursfoD, Treasurer.
y oppelhead apiece, at least.
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Personal.

Personal.
Rev. r. +. Lawrence, late of this place, is
acting as agent for the Nationa! Freedman's
Relief Association.
Capt. Pratt, Co. A., 18th Vermont Regi-
ment, has received an appointment on Maj.
Gen. Sedgwick's staff, who commando the
9th Army Corps.
Rev. Alonzo Webster, late Chaplain Of the
Sixteenth, has been commissioned CHAPLAIN
OF the Sixth Re e;iment.
Hon. L. E. Chittenden, formerly of Bcr-
lngtor, is at present Acting Secretary of the
Treasury, IN the absence of Mr. Chase from
Washington.
Henry Stanley of this place has st pro-
cured patent for improvement in -four and
grain elevators.
Rev. Durell w. Dayton, pastor of the
Methodist Societ; It St. Adams, has been
commis >;oned as chaplain o: the I'd Vt. Reg.
The deed Of C~n. Bakers marble quarry
recently sold by him required abou, two
hlL.:ed and forty dollars worth of revenue
1u.ps.
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New : ,!vertisements.

We Nod ali attention to the following
sH advy. nenis in this paper:
cuE4--5l.chr! s: Seal.
legal ao,i,--he. wood VS., English ct al.
Farnl foc ~,le-L.ura y. Fletcher.
Capillary Pes Feede:-Clareulont Co.
Apct."n--J Try Drew.
Apprentice was ted. Mutt.
Com. Notice-E. Gates est.
N. Gates est.
Settlements. Densmore's est.
G. Damon's est.
r. Harveys est.
Guardian Notice-N. H. Martin.
Laughing Gas-Dr J. l.. Perkins.
Boys Boots--I. b. Gorham.
List of Letters-E.. Hall.
Clothing-W. II. Horton.
Farm at Auclion-E. ID. Brock.
Apples, Cranberrles, Kerosene etc. {.
Barney.
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The Fassumpsic Railroad.


We find the following in the Springfield
Republican. "The directors of the Passump-
sc and Connecticut Rivers Railroad Com
panies, and others interested in railroad pro-
giess, had formal opening last week of ID
miles o! the Passumpsic road, from Barton
10 Newport, Vermont. The Passumpsic
road now extends from White River June
ton to Newport, distance OF lO5 miles.
The charter OF the road extends to the YER
mont and Canada line, four miles beyond
Newport, and that portion is graded aI.d
vii be finished as soon as the continuation
Ct the road in Canada shall be built. This
extension, already chartered by the Canadian
parliament and known as the Massaw'ppl
Valley road, will extend 81 miles further to
Lenoxville, which is upon the Grand Trunk
railroad. This extension will doubtless be
built within a year, and there will then be
almost an air line Of railroad routes from
New York to Quebec, saving IS miles travel
~ contrast with tie present routes, aud a
get deal Of time. The Massswippi Ioau
viii pass through the best farming country
n Canada East. There ale also extensive
copper regions, mines of lead, silver and
god aud forests Astounding in the best oil
tn Der. The completion Of This enterprise
therefore cannot fail TO be profitable to the
hul'!els Of the road, for trade and internal
commerce will receive a powerful impetus.
he Passumpslc road has been largely pros
pef-d, ana It's net earnings las. year were
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4 SURE Relief FOR THE SUFFERER.

This SAW is a vegetable preparation, invent
ed N The I-.h century, by DR. Nm. GRACE,
surgeon il. King James army. Through Its
;-c-c~ b. ct- / thousands Of most serious sores
I'd wounds TIA. bail 4 thc skill of the most
m.n-rt phy>ieianS OF his day. and was regarded
% al 10 S-le.: i'm a public b,I.a:actor.
Graces Celebrated salvs cures Blraa
3-s,es celch-. I'd SHY, cues scs,d-.
irsees CelebE- I'D s-lye cures Flesh Wounds.
urses's Celebrated Salve cures Germs.
G.aees Celebrated Sal-s e1res Felors
Grscss Celebrated Sslvs cures Frozen Limbs.
Gracs's Celebrated Seive cures Wens.
Crace's Celeb -atsd Ssive rs Callouses.
GE2ees Cais1-ate1 Saive cures Salt Rhsum.
Grace's Ce!st- ated Saiye cures chiltlains.
Gracs's CELEBRATED Salrs cures Sore Breast
G-aces Celebrated salve cures Sore LIDS.
G.ace's Celebrated Salve cures Erysipelas Sores.
GTases Celebrated Salvs cures IbscesseG
eracss Celebrated Save cures Ulcers.
Grace5 Celebrated Salve cures Cha1pei Hands.
GIaee's Celebrated sslge cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the mos, serious
nature down to common Pimple. 1t eradi-
Gates Pimpies from the face, and beauties the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and ener-
getic action for the speedy cure of external dis
eases as those who have tried its virtues testify
Soldiers. Sailors, and Fishermen, viii find this
Saive their best friend.
1t has none of the irritating, heating proper
ties of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand IN cass Of
accident. for it viii save them much trouble
suffering aud money! All IL wants Is a fair
irial to cure old and invrtera.e Sores.
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Fancy Prices Dropping.

Bv despatch received from a large COM
mission house in Boston to their agent in
this place Tuesday evening, We learn that
oats fell trenty cents bushel and that the
best butter brought but 26 cents in Boston,
This made the spectators who have been
,couring the country for oats and butter for
week past look little down in the mouth,
hui everybody says, served them right. The
demand for all kinds of produce and labor is
good, and everything eatable for man or
beast brings a good price; but with such a
cop of oats and hay as was raised in Yer
mont this year the attempts to get fancy
prices will probably be abortive. Fifty cents
for 30 pounds of oats is good price, and %
Or % cents pound for butter is all dealers
can pay for the market, and more than the
consumer can afford to pay.
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\ Dastardly Act.

We learn that some unmittigated rascal
poisoned two valuable horses belonging to
Seth Ford o! Barnet last Sabbath night.
They We're valued at $500 We hope the
qfrpetrator of so vllainous an act will be
severed and brought to punishment.
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PENSIONS AND RACK Ply

VIZ sar :; IL. concerned that - | am ar
.gsn. for procuring BOUNilES. PENSIONS AID
JACK FAY. due +" Invalid soldiers. idoeS
mothers or MINOR ciifcrn and having Iomnnni
'a'Inn with L :. Payma er. n obtain the
MONEY for ,nem in The least possible time ard
,i'h small expense. No charge III aEv case III
'ess Successful. .,ltoGmatiHp given gratis nd a Z
o!nmuI. ica'ioDs by mail promptly answered # .
>,aL.P is enclosed TO prepa, the eturu.
HIRAM Z. CUTTING.
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| wish IL say to the inhabitants of Caledonia
county and vicinity. that | have opened new
furniture store on Railroad st, st Jolnsbury,
and would invite the attention of ali VINO may be
in want of goods in nv line 10 call and examine
my stock of goods (which are all new consisting
in pait of
Bureaus. Wood Seat Nurse,
Bed Stands, Wood - Chairs,
Wash Sinks, - Z" Rocks,
Toilet Tables, Nurse.
Dining Children's High cha iTs.
Extcntion Tables. Rocks.
What-Nots. Cribs,
Hat Trees. Cane Stool,
Cane seat Chairs. Wood -
\ Back-rocks, Spring Beds.
Also easy rocks and parlor chairs, live goose
feathers, mattresses, hair and husk, and cham
her sets of different styles.
Also looking glasses and looking glass plates
which Will be set in old frames as desired
Also good assortment of new patterns of pic
turr frame mouldings. Frames made 10 order
and q S. furnished.
CHILDREN'S CABS,
III rnreo different patterns and prices.
u.uld say also that have constantly on hand
good assortment of ready made
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u ETU RNED VOLUNTEERS.
$TATF OF VERMONT
Adjutant and Inspt tor Gene al ONCE,
Woodstock, Aug 5 lnft. )

%TATF OF VERMONT.
Adjutant and Inspector Gene all Dnicc,
Woodstock, Aug 5 IL. )
GENERAL ORDER No. >
/. Two rogims:.., of veteran volunteer infantry
are auth .rizrf to DC rai>5d IL his state
a.! a"ac-hcd;c;I r>ir- - :-v5-n ,f.- -, If IL
and f., who have heretofore been enlisted. and
have rved for TO: less than nine ,nmnths. who
produce an honor We ii barge fIC'.i the service
of the usual form, and can pa the examination
required BY the must ring reg .l.ri"nS Of The
United States, may be enlisted under this order
as veterans
3. Every volunteer mustered int. service as
veteran. under this order. viii be en,i'if 10
receive from the United States one month, paw
in advance. and 4 bounty and premium of four
hundred and two dollars, to be paid as follows:
Upon being mustered into service. one
months pay in advance. $500
First instal!ment of bounty, 300
Premium. 200
Total payment on muster. $40 40
Two months after muster IN, 30 90
SIX 30 90
At the end of first years service. 5000
- Is months. 30 90
After two years service. 5000
y - 90
\: expiration of years service. the re-
mainder of the bounty will be phi IL. ,5.pa
And each enlisted man will be entitled the state
pay of seven dollars per month.
If the government shall not require these
troops for the full period of three years and they
shall be mustered honorably out of the service
before the expiration of their term of enlistment.
they will receive, upon being mustered out. the
hole amount of bounty remaining unpaid, the
Anne if the full term had been served
Tn, subscriber will be at room No. |. PasSump-
ic House. st John sbury. after Aug. %, lh6S to
recyuit 1 COMPANY from companies and Of
he 18th reg ment.
Capt NERVES. c. STEVENS,
6Oh Hec."'ltihg Oyicrr-
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and ca~kets lined and TRAINED TO suit.
'iie ahr,c stock Of goods purchased alta low
or price than expected in til . tines Of war,
and will sell or c-sh At ~sry small profit
p.s.a~,- ca.. and satisfy your>s Is. Ware-roons
list door \ - # the PasSuHi'>lc House.
r UNDERWOOD.
s. Jcl.ns5ury, Sept :, 1855. Gift
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~ ILL COX & Gil Il b :
Family Sewing Machine
PRICE WITH HENNERS FILTERS so TO Sl0H.

The Wilcox K Gibbs Is the only Machine thar
makes ,he twisted loop stitch. Which makes
ihc highest and most elastic seam on full cloth.
If any machine stitch
The " Il g Hemmers rnd FclcrS need TO be
>ccn to be appreciated. They are the only really
Tactical hemmerS IN use And are alone wOS j
une-half the price of the machine ear al others
for family use.
A patented devise of great utility 10 learners,
prcrents the possibility of turning the ,ua, hine
III the wrong direction. Another prevents the
needle being set wrong The needle is short and
straight enabling it t. sew through hard seams,
or gathers in hard cloth where all machines using
long or curved needles, utterly iaii.
he feed has 10 rdency TO dra. soft goods
down, ut H'l sew linen cam ric perfectly. lis
keep ia order in market.
he stitching after much ~ea.. and many
Sashings, * fnu d 20 retain al tie even IS and
trmneSs 20 much ada red a; first" >
~. !. San.
Send for Ciirca,lay.
JAMES WILCOX.
M.,nflciurer,
5t:S2 '}S Broadway, n. \.
GEO. +. COWLtS, Coventry. Vt,
travelling Agent.
u Mr. T.wonld refer to Horace Fairbanks.
Esq. of ST. Johnshur-, fer recommendations OF
the above machine. 57:S2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-23
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The beautiful chestnut horse owned and
! &c al on: late Fair by marshal H. NJ. Hall,
us bought fortnight since Dv a PhilaIei-
phia gentleman for $3.50
Nr. louise of Stanstead sold his fast mare
q tie Littleton Fair the Sth Of this month
Tor tie sum Of $1,000. ! gentleman FROM
Washington was the purchaser. This is the
af-rs, p.ice We have known paid in this
vicinity for a mare Or gelding. The mare in
question was perfect animal, as smooth as
q IF ut, and her natural gait was about $40.
ordination and installation il Ryega;e.
Rev. Geo. NJ Wiley havins received a
Unanimous call from the United Presbyttri
Al Congregation OF Ryegae to teeome their
pastor, the P.esby,err of Ns..aoit I'll the
l2'h dav II Uc;o6er. 1888, "r4ineu his, f.
the office of tie holy ministry and se'led
I'm. as pastor IN that congregation. Re, /
exc 81 Putnam n. Y. preached H. -
'"'a,ltf r-t.A"n ara rdl tHs '!i-c.ApI's Il. .."
'orun. lor -,.,naton and lu,ya'laClo:. -
tie cano..ata. Rel. G odwiile q .;ac"-
VI. offered up the rtd rauot ,rt:~ "a.e.
was accompanied with the lmposHioa u
hands by the Presbytery. Alter giving III,
Wiley the right hand of fellowship 10 '~.,-
part with them in the minestry of the gusi'ei
Nr. Goodwillie delivered the charge to the
pastor and invited him to take seat in the
Prcsb!tery; after which he addressed the
congregation in manner suitable to the sol
emn occasion. A great concourse of people
vas present. The congregation have lately
rebuilt their church-edlfce in good style and
al considerable cost. Mr.. Wiley's prospects
are encouraging.