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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-30

CIRCUIT CoURT.-There was nothing of
interest TRANSFERRED in Court yesterday
A few cases of retailing without license
were dis posed of, and the Court rose at
noon to meet again this morning, when
it is probable it will adjourn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-30
S. R. G G. Il. HURD.
49, DENTISTS.

Corner of Main aud Second Streets, Evansville,
Indiana, up stairs. octls-2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY
~ wife, Emily McIntire, has left my home with
out any just cause or provOcation. 1 therefore
warn all persons not TO credit her on my account,
as will pay no debts of her contracting
WILLIAM G. MCINTYRE. =
Gibson Co., Ind Oct. Y, 1858 oc27-5w
SUGAR-Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars
~ oO bbls just received and for sale ny
S. E. GILBERT & co.
E'REsH RICE-5 tierces just received for sale
by s. L. GILBERT 4 CO.
CIGARS
" large stock from Common to Fine Havana,
Ior sale low by lsep30l s. E. GILBERT & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-30

GROCERIES.
COTTON YARNS-z5 BAGS NASHVILLE
~ 5O0s and COOS; for sale by
S. Z. GILBERT CO.,
ocz2 No. Sycamore Street.
EXTRA FLOUR-IOO BBLS. ON CONsIGN-
s. E. GILBERT & CO.,
oc22 No. Sycamore Street.
CTAR CANDLES-loO BOXES; FOR SALE
- by s. E. GILBERT CO.,
oc22 70. Sycamore Street.
CINNAMoN-2OO MATS FOR SALE Low TO
- the trade by Sc. GILBERT CO.,
oc22 No. Sycamore Street.
ERESH FIGs--5OO lrums very choice quality
CODA
y $50 Kegs, best quality for sale low, in lots to
the trade. sepS0 s. X. GILBERT co.
KENTUCKY MUSTARD
N 100 Boxes, doz, each,
sep3o At S. E. GILBERT co
CAROLINA TAR
~ In 10 and gallon Kegs, and Wagon Tar in
Barrels for sale
sep30 By S. Z. GILBERT CO.
DIFLE POWDER
II In Kegs and half pound Canisters, for sale
low. sep30 By S. E. GILBERT co.
GOVERNMENT NORTHERN PITCH-IO bbls
for sale by S. Z. GILBERT CO.,
No. Sycamore Street.
L 5ObarreIs Double Extra White Wheat Flour,
200 Sacks Z" s. 4" {"
JusS received at
ELLIoTTS Family Grocery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-30


a-Dr. &C. C0NDEN, of Cincinnati, who per-
formed such wonderful cure on Jas. Scantlin, ST.
of this city, in the of a Cancer, and who re-
moves Cancers without the use of the knife and
withoutpain, can be consulted at the Washington
House on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 18th and
10th and again Thursday and Friday, November
18th and 18th, and December 18th and 18th.
All interested re invited to come and examine
specimens of Cancers removed by the Doctor.
octS
nn-s. D. & H. W. SMITH, sole manufacturers
of the NEW AMERICAN ORGANS with trenole
attachment, finished in fifteen different styles;
elegantly polished in Rosewood for Parlor use
Also in Black Walnut and Oak for Churches,
Schools, Lodges, &c.
Also, Smiths unrivalled Melodeons, warranted
for five years. For sale by
WARREN & CONJUNCTION,
oet24-6m No. Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-30
VI. LYON.
NEW MUSIC.

lust RECEIVED A SPLENDID LOT OF
d New Music, among which will be found
DAZZLING, HOW CAN 1 FORGET THEE
By the author Of "When this Cruel War is
Over" and will become as popular as the latter
piece
"DEAR MOTHER I'LL COME HOME TO
DIE" BY the same author.
kiss ME MOTHER ERE I'M DEAD" By
n. Keller. WARREN L CONJUNCTION,
oetl5 No. Main Street, Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-30
CITY me VS..

Gg For Commercial and Rirer Neios
see fourth page.
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NOTICE to TAX PAYERS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AFTER
IN the 9th ofNoVember next will advertise for
sale all Real Estate that the taxes have not been
paid upon. we BGPPLE, Collector.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-10-30
Other freights in proportion.
U. s. Pension Agency.
Pensions

Established by Government authority, for pro-
curing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06

The Undersigned wh" has hecn We'll knaym in
this par. Of the StSte for 20 years a. Marble
Worker. continues "a manufacture Monuments
Grave Stones and Ornamental Wo.k 81. every
sryie Of pattern. Ia >uit ever, body: All IN yiety
Of the fact that h does III most expensive mart
Of The work himself he >e.i A. J., Ices that no
man can i've IT. and hire lis Work done and my
his oils II l. we, established 'a-t Ia, maj,
ALWAYS succeeds III" best who j :. 1e>, acgrlai-t-
ed with the business which hc i in What sane
man would think of getting fine proportional
and WEI finished monument. designed and exc
cut"d under the directions If 4 man who had
tended saw mill u pcld.ei III. IfNOu want A
good Job 90 Ia 4 good mechanic. tell him VIA,
you walt. and vau will get the hest work and the
lowest price. Those who are I mt 10 purchase
Monuments or Grave Stones. vi. md il>, what
will suit them by coming 70 Lyndon or by writing
full particulars and every job Will Ice executed
with fidelity and strict regard 10 the wishes Of the
purchaser. q. +. SPENCER.
Lyndon, Jan. !, l>6}. a1,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
w 1LICO & GIBBS
Family Sewing Machine
Pace WITH HENNEKs K FELLEKs $40 To SO

IRlCE WITH llENNERS X l. ELLERS $40 To 500
The Wilcox 4 Gibbs is the only Machine THAI
makes the twisted loop stitch. Which makes
the tightest and most elastic scam on full cloth.
Of any machine stitch
The w & e. HemmerS and Fellers need to be
seen to be appreciated. They are the only really
practical hemmers in use! And are alone worth
one-haf the price of the machine over all others
for family use.
patented device of great utility to learners,
prevents the possibility of turning the machine
Ill tne wrong direction. Another prevents the
needle being set wrong The needle is short and
straight enabling 1t to sew through hard seams,
or gathers in hard cloth where all machines using
long or curved needles, utterly fail
l he feed has no tendency to draw soft goods
down, but Will sew linen cambria perfectly lis
by tar the easiest machine to learn to use and
keep IN order in market
he stitching after much wear. and many
washinSs, is found to retain all the evenness and
hrmness so much admired at first"
N. Y. San.
Send for Circular.
JAMES WILCOX.
, Manufacturer,
oGSz sos Broadway, NJ. Y.
GEO. +. COWLES, Coventry, Vt,
Travelling Agent
u Mr.. c. would refer to Horace Fairbanks.
Esq. of st. JOhnsbury, for recommendations of
the above machine. $50
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JAMES WHITE.
JAMES tx. PARK. VI
ESSEX 90. COURT OF CHANCERY.
80 Marco TERN. $50.
HENRY HkYUSD NSS J " ENGLISH ANn
>EE,llEA .
II u - W. ' - - ~ =
STEPHEN Z AUSTIN.
l.

t--rA N,'ll.fs 10.
Ltrea> Henry H-ENcBd tsu.lluall ., In ysrr, b.
"a E~>A a> H. 4AF nlri - rfIl o.. y r.> q, ~,
->- !. " E--is~n. - pa. rIIAiU NJ s'l Sc
i'iu AA~r.-,a 'Irsi.A. In ,t e. sri
li- i,rlh in Substance at oh The - l5y Alr 4 IL
i-t The sad f-ll-i.>l llcl To Z Ar..a Cd
--!ci-l-- a-l UrrJlig land Iu >lis ,--air r.-
a. ]. ~ hv.l- ia arln I's4I >asl E-i-l fl,- l.
All 'e,r.Hvi -r1 lie farm fl4l l:.raa Nr+-t
DECIDES a. >ll .l-l. conditional Tor flI- iaFrs.- . d
iI'''~~ ~ NOE - '.r hun iri dollars an lvt1s-
ne tt-it- lsh-' e. IL ft s.. HgI r.,r-
- a--lA'y- iLsi >aii note / j>r y s- a.s ..p
a,. La H. t,I is.a- Ilu >sl Eu--t ~ -le 3! ,s.
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y I Austin tlgr >..4 : r. Au-iiH ,a lie L. di.
Jui.> >>i- 1. aus Transferred >.iG lla-T-l-r and
IL ,>1rs "a ri-, tas l-,Fp ilv .f,-I-lr.-
AMI I-aEii,- l4at Lie AID J. " I,a-l~t as A.
Ill GilN II TriHlng 10. IL >sil lftr.-- l-gy .
s.'>e'. ANA Il hayi.- lry-n l.sa.- .,.ra- . ,
mat ilr >Iil ) " Ea->l H. ,flr -l.- -lar.
paris u1NfIaw'a - ffa- >gAg.a Cam : f. -s~.s s
4i-il al l. '-'.-grd Eaai >lIl rlrnlaaI t-s --r-
iii'' : l. aff-l: sud sad l,-.fil. = IT,
= IN 81 >aii o'arl is o.. he'd - q. uIll ia .r, r
f>>rN on -" u IEv>laH Ma.,h l>da ga tt - -
el >l'l IL; Il. tE ltv lublicaliu the substance m A
Il VIII iil> order three Wv6> ~ucct->Ivrlv III c.
q llAi Tie iS>i "a WiJh p-bllailat, s4i ha a. ,--
i'Siis dAy> 'c1 II >aiG third TutsGIy 4 March ~
"'rea E:r.eT ily hand tfs- i5ta DAY . %. ia
AN IL HARf>iiOkN. Clerk
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ORDER Of NOTICE az SETTEr,yz,,-.

Al probate oCglf held al 81 Jul.i!>lr,rv f...f
Un the 18th day "i October, A Ia. -'-....' r.
Whereas. Charles A ] Naf>il s,lf,s.--.-.-..
tale - 's""I-e i'alnGa late ~ Earglr li.-iB t5-r,
CEASED proposes 10 ivirscr an aUU,4If.r Il d..
nil'o AMI to present Az accoGrl against asa =,
eAaIa!laiicil and ALLOWANCE Tor the .gg...-.. -.
Partition and distribution 81 Tie r,.>lr.r II 4
uicer 'iec--'e oi sad court, alao.- 1tr ,,ar-,,
hN lax entitled {" The same VA a."
II = 1hcTci',Tc Ur3,re@ hy said Ual.rr ,l,s- 3D.
c'iae iiiider consideration and bc htara Al ,l - '
oiiige "a y JolitSi'Gry un the 7tl la u 4. a.
i>A ana u >iarii'r ~ itird, That al i-.r>rs ma.
lie iI"intT Lcre.i TX publication u : coma - a.
al thS order ~ ihe fair iviIaIl printed al - -
Three weeks SlicocSsrrlv previous L. said tine r
ih2i t'"k iiSh appear ana contest iiit a4ri. .
aN,'''lill- a ili-N cause al.l s.>B ~. st.,.
court al the g5al'er IL Partition AID .l>frf7 -
estate BY The CO-rr-
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH L..
A true copy record.
t.-7l Attest Asa l. FRENCH An.
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You can al
ways find
large we'll
selected
sornen OF
Jeweiry AMI
rich Fancy
Goods, Silver Ware
Books AID
Stationery,
Music and Must
cal Instruments Per-
nmery Toilet Arti-
ley. Toys,
TN. H0WARD,s
which he will sell cheap for
cash. His large stock Of Goods
consist in pat OF fine Gold Silver
Watches, from the best English Swis.
ana French manufacturers also good
assortment of American Watches of every
style In gold and silver cases Gold. Fob
nest' Guard Neck Chains Gold ST.
oVerand Steel bowed Spect's, Gold and
Rings& Pins, Studs Sleeve Rmttons
Slides, Hooks, &c, sc good iot
Of day and 80 h0ur SSY ou ~.
with or without alarms warrant
ed good time-keepers NY stock If
Silver Ware for quality and han
~ can not be beat in the State II con-
ssts, oil Fruit, Cake, Card and S,- gar
bas- Eets Tea Sets. Cups, Goblets Cas- tors
ana Ne Kiln Rings; Spoons l. Forks Sc
Al So Pie, Fruit, Butter, Fish, Ia
d Die and Tea Knives, But =
ter Cool .rs Svrun q
Pitchers, Spoon
Hold ers
Youwl find that
Howard keeps
full aSSort- meDt of the
Text Books which wer.
recon- mended
OfEd. uca
lion. Toys
Tor the
lit tie
folks. Cain at
Towards on Main 81
and satisfy y0nr-eIf a.
TO THE TRUTH OF THE ABOVE iS% sfATE 4
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K EF.P WARM!

T. Jewett has just received lot of clothing
consisting of Overcoats, Undercoats. Pants.
' ests. Flannel Shirts, Drawers and Under Shirts.
BESIDES good assortment of CLOTHS for all
me above articles. l would especially invite the
attention of gentlemen in want of the above
sooas 10 an examination of my stock in this de-
Partment Remember the place to buy is at E.
bury House. '-'
Oct. IA, 1863
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| AIDES AND MISSES.

Your attention is called to Mrs Foy's Patent
Corset and Skirt Supporter The most desirable
Corset in the market and perfect Skirt Supper
ter.
Physicians and all others competent to Judge of
its merits regard it as public benefit. Read
DR.. Newell's certificate:
81 consider Mrs. Foy's Patent Corset and
skirt Supporter an article most perfect in its
combination, for while it conduces to symmetry
of form it throws the weight of the dress entire,
ly on the shoulders without at all interfering
with the respiratory movements of the chest
5. NEWELL, NJ d.
For sale by &c. BINGHAM, Agent,
Get. S, 1863. Main St ST. Jobnsbu-r
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ORDER Of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
SAYl-EI. DEN SNDRE-S FST.sa.

At Probate Court I'D At 81 Julu,l,urr il ,ir .. .
ilIr l5il d2y II oct A. ID. lists.
f'-i>. y Him 4 Dril>nOIe a 3GiIii>i Oh -
i-;- - >allCei Dei>LuTe. lair 81 >iil,.i in 81 -
'rc-'dNtu Proposes Ia rclsJpr aoCc'i Il - a.r
l1gll HID ic lr'-,G lS account against aid a.; ale
ai.il;4aii'. sud allowance fUr lac lllIl,r raa. .-
ilon AZ. DISTRIBUTED. ; ;hc residue 81 t~rai, 81
deere "i sid conn., aln,- the persons Wa, ~ -
fil-lLc4 10 li- >anIg--Ii llfcrc1JTc ,.It Tel H
court that the sane Come under cal.>i,l,r-.r
Dr L ~ iil- Probate Oiiiye 81 johns ,. -.
d@S 81 N"f-- A ID l-a5 Audit - further ,rs,.-,. r.
Al ieI>"lfs Interested &c Eoiiiled her-u. i,s I.t
= copy 81 THE rec'r 81 this order IL the "a lt
Ell II - J!if>''-irs ftl,.e weeks >l.occ--.at.s ..
l" SAID time "i hearing that They Tay al,,s-ar
contest ie all"Malcr ii sud account II lil,
ana also Ice hear! hy said UuGri in The r..ssr.
partition ana !i>i gllullOll 81 said e,lale
by the court,
Attest ASA L FRENCH Il. .
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Is the CpuIl
G9:.l Attest Asa l.. FRENCH. Jud-r 3d.. -.
ORDER OF NOTICE of SETTLEMENT

Ala Probate C'lri held 81 JOilI>HGry. IL >4t. a
1ElCi- oll the zl>l Gav al De-. l>t2
Hher-d> oscar + Harvey. ,ltor II ,il= 4~i M a.
it>taici 81 IA g>en Harvey laie 81 hirty. SAL 81
int DECREASED. ,-vlf'>cS render account 20 >
nll.i>irai1I and 1" PRESENT iS account --Aill~r
estate frT NaiBiialiuu and aloNdICc luI Tire fr-
~ making Partition AMI distribution vf The rr>i8r,.
SAID e>iai- IA ivT decree Il said court, als l- 1I, ,.
S'> Wac dre To- entitled L. tie IL Illrl
a:ti ~ >a.d CsuTi thai The uiiyI --
Ii,i ald - heard II liie 7n=e Once I'm - Js..>a ,
'te 10Th ';lH 81 My l~5- AIC il lf1lr s3,..Irg
ilaI 81, iI>'i> Interested 'r f"IlIi-i heIi ly 13lu
iiot . lN u ll- record al iili> m @
iIinsr a: II J"h>.TE- three elk ~>3Ktz lr-
Nlsl~ I" nala Time "a hcaIll- hat Ti4sr IfraT
,Ie>i the siioSanoe 81 sai1 account ii Tbs - ,.-
i'i' '~ Tee heard - eaa count, in the la,ts. !ri
SD ai>ITli gtinn ui said estate.
fy the Catrt.
A'le>l, ASA l. FRENCH J..--
A frre ,s,ss Il record.
e".i AI1e>5. ASA l. FRENCH. J.s.fs..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
ECONOMY, HEALTH AM.
DURABILITY.

Do you want to sleep in the best bed :-Use
Casinos Spring Mattress
Do you want to buy the cheapest bed Buy
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to buy the most durable bed =
1t is Casinos Spring Mattress.
DO you want to use the most healthy bed =
Use Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to enjoy good nights rest =
You can; on Casinos Spring Mattress.
For health, durability and economy it is unsur-
passed.
For the truth of the above would refer to the
many in this and neighboring towns who are
using them. j. T. CASINO.
Next to Binghams Drug Store, St Johnsbury
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0S00 WILL BE FORFEITED By
,OCUU, DIR. l.. DIN if failing to cure

in less time than any other physician more eaecinay
and permanently with less cocupaii n or
fear ci exposure all Weather Sh and pleasant
m edi,i les. SELF-ABISE AND SOLITARY HAB Is.
Tleu effects and oonsequer oes; SPECIAL AILMENTS
AND STU ATOMS. incident e. man led and slnge Ia
lies; SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS Ner-
curia Affections En- gtiUS ana al isease OF the Skin.
Ulcers ." tine Noe. Throat and BODY, Pnlples GA iht
Face, SWe!n.S OF II Joints Nervousness, Constitution
al ami other Weaknesses Iouth. and the more advanced
al all a., : Cf both sexes, single OF married
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TIL f CALIFORNIAN
Willie Deane's Fault.
A TRUE STORY.

Willie Dean and Jamie Lee were cousins.
Both of them were very bright boys, and
they were nearly Of the same age, and lived
in the same street, and were almost constant
ly together. At school and at play, if you
found jamie Lee, you might be pretty sure
that Willie Dean was there too. The moth
ers Of these two boys were sisters; and the
cousins strongly resembled each other in face
and form. But Willie had one fault of which
Jamie was free-he sometimes disobeyed his
mother. We shall see how this fault nearly
cost Willie his life.
1t was a warm, sultry day, and Mrs. Lee
had given jamie permission to battle in the
river. Of course he wanted his cousin to
20 with him /; and when he met him in the
street with George Bell, he asked them both
to join him. Willie hestated at frst but
soon consented; and the three boys went in
to the water together. Neither jamie or
George knew that Mrs. Deane had forbidden
her son to 60. She usually allowed him the
privilege of bathing whenever his cousin
went, as she had great confidence in her sis
ter's Judgment. But Willie was not quite
we'll that day, and therefore his mother had
refused the customary permission.
When the boys reached the river and had
taken their bath, George Bell, who was
newcomer in the neighborhood and a year
or two older than the others, proposed that
they swim across the stream. Jamie and
Willie at once declared they could not swim
at all.
Then we will make raft and push
across" said George. 81 will show you
how. Here are some pieces of timber which
are just the thing; if We can find rope, |
know how to tie sailors knot"
The cousins were delighted with the pro-
posal. The rope was found, the raft con-
structed, and the young adventures seated
upon it, with poles which George Bell showed
them how to use, commenced their voyage.
But when they were half way over the river,
the pole which Willie Dean was using broke,
and this caused him to lose his balance and
fall into the water. George Bell, who could
swim, jumped quickly in, and dart.d toward
the drowning boy.
1" Catch my leg, Willie, catch my leg, and l
will null YOU ashore he said
Willie Deane's only and instant reply was
a convnlsive grasp of both arms around the
neck Of his young rescuer-the tightly lock-
ed grasp of the drowning-ard they went
down together.
Jamie kept his seat upon the raft, and
shouted loudly for help. No one was in
sight, but the boys strong and eager cry
reached the ears of neighbour and the lads
were saved. 1t was long before Willie Deane
showed any signs of life. At length, as his
sense and speech returned, he whispered to
his sobbing mother" When | was drown
ing, thought of my disobedience, and felt
hat | deserved to die. Then, as | Law on
Inc bottom of the river, prayed Ged to for
give me, and begged him to spare my life
hat be hereafter mighta better boy"
Willie Deane's fault was repented of and
orsaken.
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kENNEDY'S
lIEUMATIC LININENT

kENNEDY'S
RlIEU MATIC LINIMENT.
The attention OF the public called To this most excellent
Of all linimcn, perfect aud speedy all til,
aches and pains that flesh Is heir To-
RTEUMATSIM
Is caused by >'agna OF the fuis. arising check
Rheumatic I.iinenf
SPRAINS
i Are Sa,sf@ by an Gr m 1 and en rGacto Of
na'i' Misunderstanding good for man aud beast.
NEURALGIA.
The King OF al pain. CAUSED by inflammation of the
nerves instantly cured by few Applications al Acne
dy's Rheumatic Lini'ncut.
PLEURISY
Is an l.iamnati" the uiiiz of the ri's-s cured ny
lew bottles oi kenncdyS Rheumatic IiIiment.
BRUISES
Are caused 10y sudden pressure Of the flesh and smash
ing "i the tiSsue>-is Instantly relieved by Kenue,iy :
Rheumatic i.nih!rut.
CRAMP
Is contraction If the MUSCLES caused by sudden ,.,,
s tree 'w-is cured by lew applications al kcnnc,ly
Rheumatic Lniment.
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by Geraisl in he stomach and iwe!>-take
waller every half hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESS
Are caused by unnatural irvresS q: the auds-w.; a
piece al flannel with kenne,iyS Rheumatism Iluiu,.r
apply ii going bed. AMI YOU VIII be well in ih ,n'r
ing. $50 --
HEADACHE AND TIIROBBING OF THE TEMPLES
Is caused 10y pressure from insensl perspIraou-i,
ced by lew Applications vi Kennedy Rheumatic iuj-
ment. '-''
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction i'll the circuar around each bottle
FOR AN ULCERATED SORE THROAT.
on VIII take icSpOOnfl of the Iriial, AM .,,-
teispo,iiu o water rIrge tho throat lie, a d.y Ia
lew days it Will be we'll. This one t,sIoontnI viii Ia
worth dollar Ia YOU. 80 ~
FOR BRONCHITIS.
And all Inflammation OF the throat ton>i!s and palate with
a dry, hacking cough. You Will dilute the Iiniment will
TOUR OF iive times It's bulk OF water. girgle the throat n
swallow the moisture. This never tails ~
II Is good FOR To1THACHE EARACHE SgEIIrp FACE and
INFLAMMATION u every kind. Every family should hay
full supply for the winter e
Mass. Price 81 cents. Sold by ''
o'-Z &c. BINGHAM
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Al Probate Court I'D at 81 Johl>i,lrv within.
said ci>iP-C1. The -ah dav oi oCt 4. - l-,ls
Nathan ii. Martin. guar Ian 81 OLIVER NJ. N.... .
SELMA Il Clara a. aud Lydia BaG-er. M .-.
iegi AID Bei-ev NJ Badger. late al DdliVlI.. -
iTiCi. deceased llate~ ai'plc All sn te >al COT
>eil the Nluic oi lie Tea. t-ale 81 h. al. -
I,->,l1 u that i would ',t conducive Ia III .--
: eli I3c Wiiu, iicir rca estate fur Ike pgl. H
tii- lll- proceeds 1 Slth >alc i,1elt~i
in stuyaS.
whcr, upon. il * ordered hy said Cvl.ri fla-
Gallon l.e Tci,TTr IL the 9Th ,iay Nvv. =
Probate Office al 81 Joll>buTY Aforesaid
decision iheTtli aii il = further ,ri,rtl F .
Interested. D. raiiil+d hereof J,u
tlC- Il Tins iii, alton aiG ori'l rlegJ,l. tL--
>5.,cr>>ig-lv Ia, Elledunian printed ~ - =
.ei"Te said 81 hearing. that IhrE lu.s s- CO..
time and place. and. IL They C>t. W jet 1..t-
IS the CsGII
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-06
{ 'ANCERS, SCROFULA, AND
GTHEp uJTNTnDc,

VI HER HI NURS!
After 80 years of practice as regular physi-
cian OF the Alapathic school, and being armed
with diplomas from the New England Medical
Society OF Boston, the Vermont and Maine State
Medica! SO letieS, &c, the Doctor Hill does
not hesitate to ask continuance of nublic nat.
ronage, rendering his sincere thanks for past IA
vors Having for the last % years, permanently
cured hundreds of ers, of the most maIie-
hant type. which fact can be Substantated by the
most positive proof. The Doctor, would say that
ne yet remains at South Hardvick. VT, where
all those afflicted with Cancer, Scrofula or Other
humors, would do we'll to call before it is too late
ne Doctor would also caution the public again st
certain lmposters' who are prescribing for can
GERS. protesting to have obtained the skin from
the Doct. Hill, as the Doct Hill has never imnar-
ted the skill to any enc in the State of Vermont.
Il. W. HILL, NJ. d.
South Hardwck. Oct. 6, 1863 &c