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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
The Vermont Sixth.

The Vermont brigade was one of the two
that again crossed the Rappahannock. The
ollowlng is the list Of casualties in the 9th
regiment received in skirmish since they
went over:
= Killsd-John Hines, Co. E; Albert Jetfs,
70. E David Jessmere, Co. l; Nahum
Potter, Co. X. Wounded-Lieut J, G..
Raistrich Co. c, shoulder; Sergeant Jos. E.
AveriIl, Co. X. in face Corporal Richard
O'Neal, Co. X, arm amputated Truman
Lewis, Co. c, thigh John King, Co. c, arm ;
Henry {. Anthony, Co. c, leg Dana Cook,
70. ID, shoulder disiocated; J. N. Wood, Co.
D. arm William Mescher, Co. G, shoulder ;
Levi Raymond, Co. H, arm; John Russell,
Co. l, hand Leander Picquett, Co. I, arm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
Cambridge Cattle Market.
ny TELEG1A
WEDNESDAY. June 10. 1863.

WEDNESDAY. June 10. 1863
At market 25G Cattle. about 900 Beeves anC
30 Stores, consisting OF Working Oxen. Cow.
and one. two and three years odS.
PRIcES-Maiket Beef-Extra $3.50 \ 900
first quality $500 sS.25: second DO. :. 90 a
- 30; third do. 500 $50 ordinary.
Working Oxen-Slu0. lSj. 90.
Cows and Calves-S22. 2S, 90. a CO.
earlingS-~O.G0 a 0O.00.
Two Years 0ld--s0O a o.
Three Years Old-sOO 90
Sheep and Lamb>-90o at market. Extra and
selections. 500 go 600; in lots, s42j
4,50 0.G0.
Spring LambS-s3.j0 COO
Swine-0 at market.
Hidcs-S 81 DC per 10.
Calf Skins-l2 lic per 10
Pelts-s0.50 - each.
Tailow-S SIC per 10.
Veal Calyes-from 81 to 800.
Administrations the SAM number Of cattle
as last week. Prices considering the quantity
not so high BY DC per cwt. Nothing sold higher
than 9. but the quality was not so good as those
sold fer $50 per cwt- las week. Smaller cattle
sold al last weeks prices Sheep sod better
than last week as the supply was smaller than
last week. Most OF the spring lambs were bou, h
IN the country on butchers acct Sc there was bu,
few for sale unless from ID hands. Calves sell
higher as they improve il size and quality.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
MARRIAGES,

In West Concord, June ,, by Rev l.. H. Tabor
David Forsaith of Concord and Betsy Weeks OF
St Johnsbury.
At West Concord, June 3, by Rev l.. H. Tabor,
Joshua BemiS of Lyndon and Alma V. Bennett
of Burke.
In Sutton, June 4th, by Rev L. T. Harris, Ny
ron 3 bronson of landau, n. H., and Ra, hel
Ball of Sutton.
In Lyndon, Sd by Rev NJ c. Henderson, ia
cob u. HOvey of Waterford and Sarah J. Graves
vi Lyndon.
In Barton. June 9th, by Rev II. r. Cusing
VIM 5. Hill and Calista NJ. Houghton. both OF
ST. JOhnsbury.
In Water.i!le, Me, June Iih, Horatia s. Blan
chard. I: 5. Navy, and Ellen Il. Weber. daugh-
ter of John Weber, ESQ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12

In Lyndon, May %. Florina, eldest daughter
Albert WinsOr, aged 10 wears.
In Peacham, May 18th, Ellen, daughter Of
Benjamin and Nancy Woodward, aged Is.
In Cabot. May 18th, Samuel Wood, formerly I
resident of Greensboro. aged Sc
In Springfield, H.. May 50. Horace G. Ewell.
aged Il years, months and 9 days-sOn of Isaac
l. and Louisa Ewell, formerly of Peacha1n
In Hospital, Alexandria, Va, MAY 9th. of ty-
phoid fever, Carlisle d. kittredge, aged IS. a
member Of Co. b, 18th Vt egiment-formerly
of Walden
At West Burke. May 18th, of canker rash. John
Everett, of Frank and Alma Everett aged 3
years and months
In Craft>bury, Nav Il. Mindwell Scott. relict
Of Elijah Scott. aged =.
In Glover. Nav II, George H. Randall. of Co.
ID, 18th Vt. regiment.
In Glover, May -, Mrs Helen C. Abbott, aged
u years.
In this town, on the Sth inst Aurilla NJ. wife
of David u Green, and daughter of Clark and Co
LA Stearns. aged - years. months and - dlys
In Brigade Hospital, near Bra>hear CITY. La
Nay -. Of swamp fever Francis Il. Barnard. az
ed Is years. Youngest son OF the late James q
Barnard of West Charleston. and a member OF
Co Il. Sth Re@t. Nt.Vols.
In Clover, May Il. Geo. ii. Randall, of Co D.
18th Vt. Vols
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12

~ In speaking of the Vermont battery
at the battle of Port Hudson. the New Or
leans Era SAYS:
"The firing on both sides for few min
utes was rapid, but Capt Holcomb, of the ID
Vermont, soon commenced one of the most
terrific cannonades which single battery
could possibly carry on. Shell and spherical
case were poured forth so fast that sometimes
two or three discharges would be made at
once. keeping up deafenng roar and blind
ing smoke aboutthe battery. Every one Of his
guns fired about sixty rounds at the enemy.
Two men of this battery were slightly wound
ed in the fight. This engagement lasted
about an hour, when the fire of Capt Hol-
combs battery became too hot for the enc
my, one rebel gun had been disabled, several
of their men and artillery horses had been
killed, and they were compelled to retreat.
Two horses belonging to the Vermont bate
nv were killed. The men stood bravely at
their posts-as artillerists would say-with-
out winking."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12

the left with heavy loss, our forces forming a
junction near Brandy station.
The conduct of our boys was very gallant.
The grandest charge was made by the 9th
regulars when they dashed on a whole bri-
gade of the enemy and were taken in flank
BY another brigade of the enemy. and though
they were overpowered CALAMITY cut their
way out.
The rebels were numerically superior to US,
including our small supporting force of in
antry. Notwithstanding thi We drove them
back handsomely and captured 200 prisoners
and one stand of colors. The rebels had j
large brigades under Gems Fitz Hugh Lee.
Jones and Robinson, with l6 pieces of artil-
lery under Gen Beckham. They had been
reviewed the previous day and were under
orders to leave on their grand raid into Ma
ryland and Pennsylvania Wednesday. I'm
portant papers were captured showing the
strength of the force and its intentions.
The rebels fell back upon strong infantry
supports which came from Culpepper. Our
forces returned almost unmolested to this
side of the river. We lost several valuable
officers and some men.
Nothing new from Vicksburg.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
Democratic State Convention,

H. B. Smith, E. r. Wright, Erasmus
Plimpton, and Geo Washburn have called a
Democratic State Convention at Montpelier,
18th of June. The comittee invite ali who
believed that the restoration of the National
Government to the control of the Democratic
party Query through such men as Buchan-
an, Vallandigham, and Fernando Wood y is
1.-The only hopes of restoration of the Union
of peace, and of Liberty, and Law in this
country" We certainly hope that the coun.
try is not in so desperate case as that i'm
plies. -WaH0n'S Daily
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12

JOB PRINTING. Every kind OF print
ing is promptly executed at this office, in
the best style and at the lowest prices.
The facilities Of the establishment are OF
the first order; good workmen are en-
plOyed, aud additions of type and other
printing materials are constantly being
IN ade to keep fully up with the times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12

We have to record another victim to the
rebellion, in the death, on the 7th inst, of
Capt A. T. Smith of Calais, at the early age
of p years. He was son of Elias Smith,
and enlisted in Company X, third Vermont
regiment. His promotions, to first heuten-
ant and finally to captaincy, are sufficient
proofs Of the excellent character Of the man.
-Walton's Daily.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12

A serious case of Grim. con. has occurred
at North Pownal, causing the separation OF
a man and wife and a serious threshing OF
the seducer by the injured husband, in The
streets-the former being picked up for
dead after the atfray.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
CONNISS IONERS NOTICE.
Joseph RENSETT-S ESTATE

WE the subscribers beng appointed ly the PROBATE Cour
w the district vi Ca-eula. commissioners,
examine and adjust all claims and demands ol all person.
against Ihe estate OF Joseph Bennett late q" 81 Johns
bury said district. deceased, relTeSe ned Solyeul
the term months from The sih av G" June. A q
l> allowed for the creditors Ia present and prove
their respective claims befyre and that viii
The !wei.u- house Ui l. = FreenaIn Waterford il
aid district the >ih daNs OF JUS and Decembel
ue1t. O'Clock p each OF said day>
LyTnkR + aE snL Af- l,Comn'lssioners.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
Reported Tor The Catdonian
Caledonia Co. Court---June Term
1868.

PRESENT.
Hon. LUKE ?. POLAND, Chief Judge.
" ! = D. T A.nprr: Asst Judges.
No. 47.-Reported last week verdict FOR
pits for $33.
No. ;j3.-Nerdict for town of Peacham.
No. Sill. Carpenter rs Hiram Kelsey
apt. Assmpsit for breach of contract in not
delivering 100 bushels OF potatoes at ST.
Johnsbury in Jan 1862. Verdict for plf for
Sl2.9l and costs. &. ca &. W. Cahoon
for plt; Bartlett X Thatcher for dit.
No. lll.-George B. Walker rs Charles
A. Whipple. Action on the case for proper
ty attached by an officer on writ in favor
Of diff against plf. Tie property attached
was appraised and sold by the officer on the
writ under the statute at the request of the
diff. The plaintiff in this suit obtaining
judgment in the first suit for his cost. Yer
dict for diff by order of court Bartlett 4
Colby for pif; q. c. X &. ". Cahoon X Red
field for diff
No. l03.-Amos ii. Bliss rs Enoch Badg-
er. Replevin for horse. Verdict for diff
to recover horse and costs. Hathaway
Burke X Colby for pit; Lamson, Davi, x
Redicld for DIT.
Ne. l1S.-State rs H. Simpson. Indict-
ment for stealing 4 sheep and one gig. Yer,
dict guilty as to stealing gig. Ross for the
State; Redteld x Thachsr for respondent.
Grand jury dismissed on Thursday of the
first week finding tcur true bils-one not
found.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
To POstina>terS.

Permit US to call you attention to the fol
lowing Post Office Regulation
Extract from - Instructions 10 Postmastcrs,
see. lis.
In every instance in which papers that
come to your office are not taken out by the
persons % whom they are sent. you will give
immediate notice to the publisher. adding the
reason, if known, why the papers are not ia
ken out"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
NCHOOL SUPERIN TENDENTS
Can find supply Of
TEACHERS LICENCES
at the CALIFORNIAN OFFICE.
Price one cent each.
ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT

EbEN EEK bLAhtS tSlAlE-
At Probate Cv1-l held Al the Probate Once in ST
Johnsiury. the >ih day oi June A u 1858
Whereas. John e Titheif>. admEi>Tat0T on the e.
EeneE-r Blaze late OF Sutton. in said district
deceased. proposes 70 render account 81 his admin
i>raiiUl and L. present his account against said estate
examination and allowance fur the purpose II max
Partition and distribution 81 the Residue bi said estate nl
der decree II said court, amUIg the persons who y
Law entitled 10 the II l. Therefore ordered hH aic
court ihat said application come ucer consideration and
be heard The proalc Office ia 81 Jvi>lury The I'll
iay q; June A d. 3 And IL j further ordered. that
ali persons interested be Notified hereof ty publication 81
copy ci the record oi this order ia The Caediian print
ed II 81 Jo Shury three weeks suooeS>ively previous 1"
said e VI hearing. that they may appear and contest
she allowance said account IL They and also
be heard by said the matter u Partition al dis
Irlbuiicn 81 said estate.
By the Court
Attest, ASA l. FRENCH, Judge
true copy % record
5o5s Attest, ASA l. FRENCH, Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
STATE or VERMONT. CALEDONIA DIsTRicT. IS
APUIa SN aSEN-S Isl ATE

4; Probate Court held Johnstury said District
90 tn. l'Ih day 81 june. A ID l>Ss5.
WHEREAS. David I,sSS administrator on the estate ci
Aphia SwaSey late of nanvr in said district. eleA>-
ed ur"-t>es to render account oi his admin >lraliun.
ami present his account a-ai> said estate
iIao- ami allowance Tor the pGTss>e making par
and distribution the residue said estate.
under decree said court. amCIl- The eT>ilS who
10y Law -nicd 4" the II l. therefore ordered by
that the under consideration ana
Toe heard the Probate Office IN ST LolIShuTv.
the yh day ~ July. A ID los And n j further
lerei that all persons Interested be notified hereof
publication al copy 81 the record This order the
Cal-!vian. printed Al ST Jvhi>hury. three weeks
Ce>>iyclH previous said time hearing tlai thew
appear ami contest the allowance 81 said account
they snd also lie heard iy said court in the
partition and distribution said estate
By the court,
Attest. ASA l. FRENCH Judge.
A irue copy of record
5o5s Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12

w. X. Langmaid, Of North Danvllle has a
SOW that last week brought him at one litter
twenty-one pigs-all living. That rather
beats the chicken story. 1t is feared the
mother of the litter will be in the condition
of the hungry Office seekers-she won't have
tits enough.-Star.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12

~ The great cavalry fight of the war
occurred on Tuesday on the Rappahannock.
We give despatch received Thursday in
postscript.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
MOODS IMPROVED THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
PRIZE GRASS MOWER.

These mowers have been used extensively for
the past five years in Vermont, and havin. given
perfect satisfaction 10 farmers, they need fur
ther recommend. At the great quadrennial trial
of moving machines, under the direction of the
ROYAL Agricultural Society Of England, al Leeds,
the first prize was awarded 70 Woods Mower,
m anufaetured by Walter A. Wood, at HoOsisk
Falls. This trial was protracted and tn orough,
commencing on the Sth and closing on the 18th
of july. Twenty different machines competed
for the grand prize. Among the number Were
the Buck Eye and the Ball Ohio Patents of the
United States This award by the Royal Agri-
cultural Society after such practical test Is the
highest authority abroad, and establishes Wood
Mower as the standard moving machine Tor
Great Britain and the continent for the ensuing
four years. trial of these implements occurs
once in four years, under the direction of the
Society. and is conducted with such scientific &C
curacy of detail and thorough practical test, as
fully TO try the strength and capacity OF all ma
chimes that compete for the awards
For sale al
THE MACHINE SHOP,
On,,s;-a p,ssop.rar nano- Iohp Shurr .r4l-o2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
Open Rebellion in New Hampshire
Resistance to the Authorities

Private advices state that in one of the
towns upon the Connecticut river, in northern
New Hampshire class of persons have per-
sisted in putting forth certain document
contrary to the orders and commands of the
powers that be. The resistance to the au
thorities is represented as quite strong, but
as the trouble is confined within a small
space it will doubllessly soon be settled sat
isfactorly to - somebody-wilhout blood
shed. The paper put forth is not treason
able sheet, however, but Union document.
1t appears that the senior class of Dartmouth
college, in making out their order of exer-
cises inserted the names of several of their
classmates now in the army and some of the
class vino had been expelled. a professor,
to whose inspection the programme was sub
mitted, erased the names of the absenteeS
and thousand copies were printed The
class didn't see it in that light" and pro.
cured the printing Of the programme as first
prepared. The faculty endeavored to dis
cover the perpetrators of the act, but in vain
and then "rustcated the committee for the
summer term, sending them to very rural re.
gions. They refuse to 60, and the class pc
tition the faculty to recall their dissraced
companions, and punish them as a Glass;
This being denied, the seniors "seceded,
and last week "cut prayers and Rotations
A committee of their members has been ap-
pointed to Jay the case before the trustees
and if their mission prove frui,less the class
threaten to dissolve the Union and gradu.
ate at some other college. How this TEN
pest in teapot will terminate time alone
can tell.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
+ r + w q r Il 5! F r
JCLI FDTRTX
CUTTER X AUSTIN.

CUTTER X AUSTIN.
Successors to HOLDEN, CUTTER, & Co. }
80 & So Federal, and lO7. Ill & ll3 Congress SIS
BOSTON,
Wholesale dealers in Fireworks Of every descrip-
ton. On hand, large stock of Fire Crack.
ers. TOrpedOes. and Chinese Fireworks
Exhibitions furnished TO any amount. Orders
solicited. and Price Lists forwarded 10 dealers if
requested. 5052
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
DEATHS.

Sc Marriages Births ana Deaths inserted Face
advance
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
4 AUCTION 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-
ses,
ON SATURDAY, JUNE p, 1863,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ. the
TANNERY, DWELLING-HOCSE SHED.
Barn and Out-BuildingS of the late J. II. I.
Richardson, decea ed, located in Sutton Village.
Vt.
The Tan House is % 30, two stories high.
built four years ago. and the tan yard in good
condition. PAYMENT made easy.
4S-5l IONA. RICHARDSON, Admir-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
FOR SALE.

Hill small dwelling house nearly new
lilllFz and well finished; together with barn
- and one qnarter of saw mill and
about an acre and one-half If land, situated in
south Burke About two miles from Sutton Cor
ner- Said premises formerly occupied bv iona
than Ladd Terms easy
GEO. c. & GEO. W. CAHOON. Agents
Lyndon, June 9. 5C5t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
- A 2 . \ | T | E r
Or
CONCENTRATED I'VE.

A eady Family Soap-maker, of three times the
strength of common Potash The public are eau
toned against the spurious articles of I.ye for
making Soap, &c, now offered for sale The on
ly genuine and patented Lye Is that made BY the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company, their
trade mark for If being Saponiaer OF Conoenirat-
ed I've The great SUCCESS of this article has led
unPrincipied parties - endeayor 20 initiate IT,
IN -iolatioa to the Company Patents
All Manufacturers. Buyers or Sellers of these
spurious Ives, are hereby notified that the Com
pany have employed as their Attorneys,
GEORGE HARDING, Esq. Philadelphia, and
WN- BAhERWELL. Esq. of Pittsburg
And ,ha; all Manufactures. Users. or Sellers of
Lye, in violation TO the rights Of the Company
will be prosecuted II once
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
TATE OF MONT.
~ Caledonia District. S.

~ Caledonia District. S.
In Probate Court held ST J.hnsbury within and for
said district luIh ,iay 81 June. A d. l~tla-
AN instrument. luTIssTTins he the viii and
Stephen n~Slner. late Lyndon. Said dis
irct deceased. being presented 10 the Court hk Riley
Ho>Iner executor therein named Probate:
IL i ordered ty said court that al per>flS
therein te notified 10 appear Al session C said
e holden al the Probate Office IL 81 Jan<hurv the
81 day vi JUNE. l>sSand sew agse any they may have
against the probate u said viii for which purpose II J.
further ordered that copy 81 the record This order
published three weeks ssCoeS>iveiy I'm Tine Caeylvuian
printed al ST Jonnsury previous said time appointed
Tor hearing
ASA L. FRENCH. Judge 81 Probate.
A true copy III record.
ju-5a Attest, ASA l. FRENCH Judge ui Probate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
Il E E ? C O O L !!

A new splendid lot of Ladies' Fans Just receiv-
ed at c. CHll.DS' Jewelry K Book Store. also
manv other new goods in his line Of trade which
he offers at his usually low prices for cash.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12
State Convention.

Mr.. EDITOR: An allusion to this subject
in late number of the Free Press (Burling
tom constrains me to invite the public at
tention to it, through your columns. The
Free Press advises that it be called not as a
mass convention, like that of last year, but
by delegates elected according to the number
Of Republican votes given in each town at
the last general election.
This of course implies that strict party
convention be called TO such course |
object-becauSe the country cannot afford
that anything should be thrown in the way
of firm, united and combined patriotism
in its present peril. Patriotism is not the
exclusive monopoly of any che party,-lt is
higher and above party. 1t is one OF the
most sacred instincts of humanity,-and
when all its energies and united strength are
needed to snatch the country from ruin, from
disgrace and the extinguishment of life it
self, let no sacreligious hand pluck single
heart that beats true to the Union from its
folds and for once public sentiment should
he reused that the above unhallowed sugges-
ton be not attempted.
The first rebelious shot fired at Sumter
did not shatter it's walls but it did shatter
party walls in Vermont, and since then a
united sentiment has gone forth from
the hearts of the people, that party dlstlnc-
tons be held for naught, till our beloved
country is again restored to unity and peace.
What was more fitting last year, when the
ranks of our regiments were to be filled by
republicans and democrats, than that Hol-
brook, republican, and Dillingham;, life
long democrat, should be selected by mass
convention to fill the highest offices in the
state? and why not9 Had not both candidates
the same aspirations ? Were they not both of
them called upon to send their sons into the
battlefield ?-and have not both of them
made the sacrifice in the same holy cause and
with the same motives?
Then why should suggestion now be
made that any thing but mass convention
composed of all, who unite in the call CT
country in its present struggle, should be
made by the state committee? And who
compose this committee? Are there not
democrats on that committee Mr. Colby
and MIR Englely-and republicans appoint
ed by the last state convention, whose duty
it is to act for the union of all sincere sup
porters of the government, in the prosecu-
ton of the war, till the rebellion is conquer
ed. Can such committee unite in call Of
republican committee 1t is not to be ex-
pected, nor should any patriot even desire
it. Is there non-resistant or peace party
in this state, let them call themselves togeth-
er, and avow their principles, as the Woods
party have in New York, and then we hav,
our opponent, face to face. Sach party in
Vermont will be small indeed and if the
friends of republican liberty ard union are
wise such party will grow " beautifully less
PHILo UNION.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12

Office. WOOL CARDING done
~ at the old stand al Sheffield Hollow, BY
JAMES TOWNSEND
Sheffield. June s, 1868. 5052s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-06-12

This Medicine increases the power O.. IL.
gesiion, and excites the AbsorbentS m,
healthy action, by which the Waiery or c.
cerous Dispositions, and all Unnatural F..
largements art reduced, as well as pam ana
inflammation, and is good for Men. Wom..~
or Children.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-03-12

YELLOW FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER, &c
HEY coyTAIxyo ALcoHoL on BAD WHIsKEr
They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninety
nine cases out ofa hundred ~ Z ID iN'
Induced bv q G extensive sale and uni-ersalpop
ularity of iioof ind's German Bittcrs (purely veg
etabe, hosts of ignorant Qatcks and INSCRIPTIONS
advenrurers have opened upon suffering humanity
the food -gites Of Nostrums in the shape of poor
whiskey, yiev compounded with injurious drugs,
and clIristened Tonics Stomacllics and Bitters.
preparations in piethorc bottles. and big bellied,
kegs, under the modest appe.lation of Bitters;
which instead Of curing. only aggravatc diseases
and leave the disappointed sufferer in despair.