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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-30
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To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes...A
reverend gentleman havingbeen restored to health in
few days after undergoing all the usual routine and IT.
regular expensive modes of treatment without success
considers it his sacred duty his aic
ed fellow creatures the of Hence, the
ceipt of addressed envelope he will send eel copy
OF the prescription used Direct TO DR. JOHN N. DAG
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-30
The Twelfth Regiment.

Private letters from members of the 10Th
Vt Regiment, dated Monday evening and re-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-30
Agents for The Caledonian.


Rev II. P. Cushing's donation will be
his evening (rhursday) at the Methodist
CaApeL.
The soldiers aid society meet next Tues
ly at J. c. Bingham's.
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c. =. Frost.
Surgeon, 10Th Vt. Y. NJ.

The Star learns of two more deaths in
Captain Ayers company of nine months men.
StiIlman n. Mating, of Danville, (son Of Nh
Bradford Nutting) died of fever on the 18th
inst, at the camp hospital. He was worthy
young man, and a good soldier. His loss
will be severely felt by his parents and
friends. We learn also of the recent death
of VIM kennssor of Hardwick. This makes
fourteen who have died. since the company
left Danville.
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ceived in town last night, state that the regi-
ment was under orders to march next morn
ing. 1t was supposed that the move was to
be to the South, towards Dumfries.
CAMP OF THE 18TH VT
DEAR EDITOR:
"lf man would be tcise,
Let him think, THINK. THINK!
If a man would be tough,
ct him cork, WORK. WORK!
And if he would be fat,
Let him eat pork. PORK. PORK ~
If he thinks, he will wisely come to the
conclusion that something is going to be
old" and that Uncle Samuel is about to make
another journey over or against rebel works
He will if he thinks, wisel y conclude that
Honest Abe has placed before the country
the real test of national feeling for he has
laid violent hands on the idol of the pseudo
democracy, as you call them in your paper,
and if they cheerfully weld to this their idol
you may expect to see the rebellion go down.
If he works, he will learn to sympathize
with the great mass Of the people and will
care less for the delicacles of aristocratic
life. But if he eats pork he will surely be
fat . You ought to see the 18th on parade !.
Why they are so fat that you hear the burst
ing of buttons all along the line when any
new movement is to be executed! The
health of the regiment is good. We are do
ing picket duty most of the time. Capt
and Lieut. Chamberlin are the latest and
jollyest fellows to be found and yet they are
both strict and vigilant officers. We have
just had intimation that we are to leave for
Thoroughfare Gap but l do not know how
true it may be. Co c has not a man on the
sick list and there is not a better company
to be found. Lieut. LOOMS is one of our
very best officers.
But | have gone through all my text and
will remain fraternalIy yours, c.
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DEATHS.

Re- Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted Free
Obituaries including poetry inserted at six cents line IL
advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-30
MUSICAL CONVENTION,

There will be Musical Convention at East
Burke, commencing Tuesday evening. Feb 3. and
continue three days, closing Friday evening with
concert. All are invited. Railroads carry for
half fare-board free-and teams ready at Fol-
SONS crossing. Singers from abroad are ex-
pected. All who have them are requested TO
bring the :" Sabbath Harmony" Terms 25 cents
for the course Profs PROUTY < FRENCH.
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PAINTING. PAPER-HANGING, GRAIN
ING AND GLAZING

and all orders left at his residence, corner of
Main and Prospect st. will receive immediate at
tention, and having dissolved with Mr. X Under
wood (who alone Is not authorized TO settle the
accountsl requests all those having demands
against he firm of Miner * Ind. rwood 10 pre-
sent them. and all owing said firm TO make i'm
mediate payment to 6. +. MINER or r. IN
DERWOOD. 21-aa9s
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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 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 good springs of living water.
one coming to the house and barn The c is
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, Jan &c. 3l-33s
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CHARLES HAZELTINE.

PIANO TUNER AND REPAIR E r
Will be in ST Johnsbury. about the first of Feb
ruarv. Mr. II. has permission to refer TO tht
HENDERSON, Quintette Club, Boston, and Nj
John III. Paddock. St Johnsbury.
Orders ma, be left AZ the St Johnsbury House
Soft
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-30

FOUND-The best place to buy Lounges,
Mattresses, &c. 1t is at Casinos Upholstery
Rooms.
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Cure that awful Cough before it is to-

late This certities that l have used N. H
Downs Elixir in family for the last 10 and have
sold it Tor the last - and believe II to be the bes
medicine i'll tor the complaints for which il is recon-
melded. Signed +. ID. PUTNAM.
Reader need we say more-the above is from the Hon
d Putnam ask j. c. Bingham Hoyt Green, ST
Johnsbury, if what he says Is sold by all medicine
dealers. Retails 25c. SOC and 81.
JOHN +. HENRY CO., PrOprietors,
75-lS3J Waterbury, VT
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Paul the Apostle speaks of Luke As III

Paul the Apostle speaks of Luke as the
Z" beloved physician" and few endear themselves
to us more than those who like "ministering an
gels" bring us the healing balm in sickness. So
it is with medicines that cure; though we never
see the maker, yet we get feeling Of regard for
him through them. How many have reason to
bless DR. Aver for his invaluable remedies, so
cheap and yet so effectual. What public bene-
factors better deserve esteem than those who res
cue the body from disease and premature decay !:
Portsmouth On. H. Gazette
A Card to the Sufferins.-The Rev VIM
COSgrove, while laboring Missionary in Japan was
cured Of Consumption when all other means had failed
by recipe obtained from learned physician residing
in the great city of Jeddo This recipe cured great
numbers who were suffering from Consumption, Bron-
chtls. Sore Throat Coughs and Colds and the debility
and nervous depression caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of benettng others, will send this recipe
which have brought home with me, all who need IT,
rec of charge. Address
REV VIM COSGROVE.
439 Fulton Avenue,
1852 Brooklyn. N. Y.
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lnTatiOn.-The friends of Rev H. P. Gushing
ana adv will meet them a. TIE Methodist Chapol
on Thursday event Jan % at o, lock for a
tiaI gathering: also to show their kind feelings
and gratitude By donation of money or such ar
tcieS will be acceptable to them. All are
cor,,l1li invited TO attend
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January -, 1865.
MIR. EDITOR: The report Of deaths in the
10Th for the month closing to-day is as fol-
lows:
Co. B. Dean J. Woodbury. died at gen.
hospital, Dec %, Zenas Badger Reg
gimertal hospital Fairfax c. H. Jan g..
Stillman NJ. Nutting, Post hospital
Fairfax c. H., Jan. 16, Geo NJ. Ste
vens, Post hospital Fairfax C. H. Jan
10.
Co c. Chas A Hovey at Regimental hos
pital Fairfax C. H. Jan 2.
Co. D. Dennis Simpson at Post hospital
Fairfax c. II. Jan q.
Co. E. True B. Walter at Regimental hos
pital Fairfax c. H. Jan 2, Amos Batch
elder Regimental hospital Fairfax C..
H. Jan II, Merrick d. Phelps Post
hospital Fairfax G. H. Jan II.
Co. F. DIN H. Harvey at hospital 18th
regiment Fairfax G. H. Dec 90, Ed
win l.. Gibson Fairfax Seminary Dec
80, Thomas Gibson at gen. hospital
Alexandria Jan -.
Co. G.. VIM. S. Aver at Regimental hos
pital Fairfax c. H. Jan 4.
Co. X. Theron A Scranton at Regimental
hospital Fairfax c. H. Jan l.
Our sick list has been large throughout
the month. On the 9TH inst, - were sent
from the regiment 20 Brattleboro These
were soldiers who were likely to be unfit 70:
duty for some time if not permanently. Our
hospital is now nearly empty as our patients
were all sent to the Post hospital at Fairfax
G. H. when we last moved our camp.
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DOES IT MEAN ME!

YES. II IT WILL APPLY, All persons indebt-
ed to the subscriber whose demands have become
duel are hereby notified that the same MUST Re
PAID PREVIOUS to the Doth OF FEBRUARY,
next The sooner il is done, the greater the ae-
eomodation to mfe. This call is made in earnest
and il Is hoped that it will be so responded 10 as
to make il unnecessary TO call to my aid the
LEGAL Profession. E. JEWETT-
Jan. %. 1865. 1888
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-30

THE peculiar faint or
infection which &c
call SCRorrLA turks
IN the constitutions of
nuliitudcS of men. II
either produces or Is
produced 10y an en-
iccble,l- Initiated stale
of the blood. wherein
that fluid becomes in
ssc"mpctent To sustain
.illc vital forces IL their
vigorous action and
slcave> The system 10
s,ll sp-n .is-n-,lar onl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-01-30
T OST AND FOUND !

LOST-l0 per cent in quality and price on
every Lounge or Mattrass not made by CASINO
Old P. o. building, St Johnsoury.
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The Vermont Regiments
The Fifteenth.-The Surgeons Monthly
Report.

FAIRFAX STATION, VA.,(
January %, 1868.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

HAIR WELRY
in the latest and most approved styles and at
cheaper rates than in Boston or New York.
N. B. l continue to manufacture my silver
Spoons and warrant them coin standard.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for
goods. Those wishing to purchase will find ii
for their interest to give me call.
All Goods Warranted as Represented.
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or THIS
DAYTON EMPIRE.


Friends Of Constitutional Liberty, the DAYTON
EAPiRE, once more greets YOU and takes place
along with the other Democratic papers Of the State,
rs an advocate Of your principles and defender of
your rghti. II ariently expects at your hands a
and friendly reception.
An imp )rtant sam pagn is before us, fraught with
more OF good or eyl than any which has preced.
cd it, The Life OF the Nation aud tho Liberties OF the
people are at stake. The coming months are preg-
nanl with mighty events, and every man should be
fully "posed" on the current issues, to be able
to perform his duty rs becomes freeman. The great
battle between Centralized Power and individual LIB
srty-Democracy and Despotsm-is now being
fought. II our people true to themselves, the
Constitution and the sublime teachings oI our patriot
forelthers, the contest cannot be doubtful. The
.reat mission of the Democratic party, which has ever
stood as the bulwark of the Union and the champion
OF the Constitutions renders its entire unity and bold
attitude in this hour OF national peril, matter Of
vital concern. The pending issue is not less for the
maintenance Of united country than for the perpetu
alton Democratic principles as eKpounded by JEFF
terson and Jackson The most momentOus results
hang upon the issue. The past Is dead, save in its
essons experience. The Constitution il preserved,
the beacon ght that will guide us to point o
safety from the present ste rfn and conflict; II tram
pied under foot and destroyed, we are forever lost
in Darkness gloom, anarchy. 1t is the mission Of the
Democratic party to preserve intact that Constitution
which gave us Union. 10 that party alone may con-
seryatiye citizens look for relief and happy return
to tho proud days the Republic, when peace smiled
aud prosperity reigned throughout the land tisun-
auesonably the true Union party OF the present day
The life. record of glorious Union and the sanctty
ofths Constitution fully attest this declaration, as un-
der its prudent sway and judicious government the
Union was made blessing and the Constitution sa-
cred bond OF equality and national happiness. Turn
whittier we may, we sec no ray Of hope for the
future salvation Of country-no "bow OF promise"
Save IN and through the triumph ofthe great oonsti-
tutIonal Democratic party founded as IL is on sound
prime pies and devoted unalteraby to the Union and
psrpetuity of this happy and prosperous, but
now torn and bleeding, country.
We ask ths patronage of all the former friends OF
the paper, and will welcome many new subscribers
IA desire TO take u sound and reliable Democratic
ournal tits the determination ofthe Company to do
a strict cash business, aud paper will be sent un
less paid for in adysuce This is a rule nom which
they will not vary. All will be dealt with alike.
TERMS
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HEIMsTREETS
lnlInitable Hair Restorative,

II " NOT A DNh,
hut restores gray hair to IL Original color nv spnrl
ng the apiliary tubes with natural snstenanc,, IN
paired by age or dlrease. All q statabeous dyes are
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BalIanoipbam's RECORD.
VALLANDIGHAM'S RECORD.

FNhE Sork entitled "ThE REcOIIn or Ho,;-, =
n ~, NALLAApl1HAN ON ABOLill6iN Ttib
aehtefy u contains eomplete and occtrate ey,,is
o. y ~ Nslisnd ham prihciIal speeches on ne M
with letters, Incidents yot.s et, qb ,i Ptte,fsse,
Sas'e. salseS anq Presents irysnd colrocily. fbs
,l.'Ai t'.otu hlit position qi man hose yi,v h,
.slet - Wy caused o. Nm 1siional trouiles snd
NY Wy rem Ieined Tor thenssle afirnctnc M safr
ofInedy fnolnt OF putiic Nttutiot I - N@'4~'
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-26

FINHE PREMIUM FARM of Randolph county Ind.
Il ana, for sale at forty dollars per acre, on three
years time, in four equal payments without interest
or on terms to suit purchaser, with interest
This celebrated farm OF four hundred and twenty
acres, extensively known the Meek farm, com.
prses about two hundred and fry acres OF first class
0ottom three hundred acres cleared; we / timberrd
waiered tnd fenced; good assortment of large and
recently enlarged, covered painted and papeied neal
bdgevle, eight miles north OF BelleiOntsine rail-.
road, tho MisslssinnewR Valley tneen miles north.
west o. Union city. For urther information address
or cRl on
RuzadnWGw" WILLIAM M. LOCKE.
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Strapen.
STRAY COW.

STRAYED from my residence near the Union De.
- pot, on last Thursday morning. n young COW; has
red sides, white back and short horns any person
who Will return her TO shall be literally rewarded
oel9dS THOMAS MALoNEY.
A FRIGHT BAY MARE, about fifteen hands high
shoulder, strayed from the subscriher on The Tth at
beayertown liberal reward will be given for her Il
let NJ Ungers Walnut House, Wayne str4et, Dayton
ncl9ulWe kDWARD DERBY
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Nlotrls.
NITEDSTATESHOTEL

Directly opposite the Boston aud Worcester Railroad
DepoD
FINHk underggned who has been connected with the
American House, ia this city, Tor over nine Year.,
has leased this Wcll-kRown and popular Hotel for a
term Of years, and pledges him ef 10 his friends and
the public 90 use his utmost Efforts sustain the rcp
utafion ol the UNITED STATES HOTEL, o. htst.
class house The public may rely upon finding, a
thla house, all the appliances and ooniers Of csi-
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars perdaT
ocSdom FRANK N, PRATT.
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Special Notires.
WynkOOp's Iceland Pectoral.

Diseases OF the throat, ohestand pulmonary orgpn,
are ever prevalent, insldOus and dangerous nm
properties OF medicine 10 alleviate, cure and uproo
these eompiSiats must he eXpeetorAnt, snodyne and
lhNgofatng' loosening the mucus nf the throat and
lnparupg tone 10 the entire system. No discovery u
medical science ever mastered this class Of diseases
IKE Dr., Wynk0op's Iceland PectOa II l. used with
Tue most astonishing resu s In all cases Of hroncbts
lnhuehAa, Nhoopiug cough, diptheria or putrd sore
eroa' asthma, Group, coughs, colds, nervous irrta.
The Rev j. J. Potter certifes that 81 have u.e Dr
Wynkoops Peetofal ior several years mysslI and In
my hmiiy' lor severe pulmonary complaints aud
have reeomnendedttt 10 many others and have never
seen its equal Rev J, J. Potter, Brootiya n "
hundreds and thousands OF important testinloni.
ais eo'ad he Produced showing is remarkable cares
and that II never iails.
Il y composed Of pure Iceland Moss. Balm OF Oil.
ead, fef1Fen haisami keeampane, tomffey, Bur.
doekt and other lDYai0Rblo expects rant and tom in
greoienis; IT'S harmless. prompt and lasting IA.
vallds end sufferers cannot afford 70 neglect trial
Every tamilY should have it IL is reinarkabls tor
Group. Full descriptions Tecomme ndatl lons and IN.
recuons accompany each bottle
druRgists. ' F'''~f"
Prepared by Dr.. r. D. wyukoop, aod sold by d. &
Barnes 4 Co., New York " -, ~, "A, %
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sHERIFF's SALE.


WenEer Taylor vs.. Henry II. Keller, case No 27g0
Walk Brothers w. Henry u Keller, case No o7s1;
The Glasgow Ihread Company. Va. Henry II. Keller
case No. 27S4;
Va Deusen Co, Vs. Henry II, Keller, case No
The GLASGOW Thread Company vs.. Henry Il. Keller
No. 27SB
| N obedience to the command Of orders of sales
l. made by the Superior Court OF NJ Montpomery coun.
" ONO, aud to directed will offer at public sale
az the store room No lG Herman'a block on Main
street, IN the clay OF Dayton, Ohio, on
Tuesday, November 3, 1863,
The following goods and chRttslsi large stock OF
lancy and staple goods consisting in part of hosiery
notions, hoop skirts, chewing and smoking tobacco,
large quantity of cigars smoking pipes of every
gede spices thrend, slks cutlery, liquors of all the
brsi brandsi g ass ware, quecnAWare dry goods in
cndlng all sorts OF goods usually kept in who esale
hot on store, and wlli be sold in packages quant-
ties Tor Wholesale or retail trade
Snie to commence at ten clock m OF sa day and
cash. GEORGE WOgAMAN sbarig
-. n. JoHDAN, Attorney. 3dts
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S5OO 90 REWARD

z has been reported that At the ste election sold
4 my vote. Nov viii give amy OF those persons
Who can prove what they have circulated the above
reward The money h deposited with John Il. Stop
pelnan for that purpose. | will also give ten dollars
% the person Sh9 VII give me tho name of me party
oc2sdlw oELEsTIEE scHwIND.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SAI.E

WISH TO sell my farm Of one hundred and sixty
heres, situated seven miles south Of Dayton, Mont
eomery county Oho,two miles west of Ceneryille
four mi es east Of Mamisburg. will sell IL together
OF III separate parts TO suit pur hasers. The west half
on Whlch are the permanent Improvements, cannot
I" divided, but the eastern half may be sold In forty
or twenty acre lots. The farm 10 one of the best In
the county, and swell adapted TO corn grass and TO-
bacco as also, all KINDS OF cereals being chiefly black
SOL There IL good orchard of apple and peach
treeS schoolhonse and meetnghouse near The
building afe OF good quality. Terms easy
ocSw3ln j. L. BEIVILLE, on the premises
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EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAF,

IOEkSONs claiming to be exempt from the econ
l. scrlption Act passed by Congress March g. lsSs
anu no" hDoutto take effect, can have their
papers made out properly and promptly ny calling A.
the oilce OF the unders gned, Pension and Bounty
IRON store.) w. '
selidawu TlLTOK A PITCH
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Nohrrs.
NOTICE TO STONE MASONs

NOIIO II TO bIONE p MASONS
- EALEp proposala will he received by tho nder-
- signed at his office IN the city of DAYTON unti ian
o'clock A. M on Monday the cd day OF November.
lbbji Tor furnishing material aud cOnstrurtin a rul
vert at tue intersection OF the Salem and Wolf Greek
roads IN Dayton View. Plan and specifications no,g
ready for inspection. by order OF the Beard of
County Commissioners.
ocsdawt NJ. AYREs, Auditor.
Wm. WALKER takes pleasure in informing ms
w numerous friends and customers that he Lss
employed the grryicos Of W. @. ALLEN late cutter al
w, g. BkEENE.S Mr. Aliens ability as IA tailor IA
well established in this community
Viii Keep constantly on hand choice seIeoiion of
Cloths Cassmeros and Vestngs, together with good
se.ectlon Of gents furnishing goods all OF which viii
sell at the lowest possible figures.
ocI9 goI 'rb;ri In En,