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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
NAUJ-M DElRTU,S ESTATE

WEthe subscribers being appointed by the
w for the district ESSEX, commissioners, receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Nahum p Dearth. late Of Canaan
i'll said district deceased nsOlvent and the
term of six months from the eth day OF Nov. A. D
1864 aOwedfOr the creditors TO present and prove
their respective claims before give notice that
will attend 10 the duties Of appointment at the Inn
Of Marvin Fletcher, Canaan said district the
Mondays of February and April next, from O'Clock
until 4 o'clock P. NJ. on each Of said days.
s,ss s aAEEi \. sLkEIhEk commissioners.
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SPECIAL To SUBSCRIBERS. Each subscriber 'r1i
M , he, oO jaJ,cr in coec'," nth his addfeas, the
a.. n ,rtirh Ac ha, la". Whrn ner IayneV is ma he
tL,> rat b. ajca' IA corre2poni and Vthe chanI'
.' ,aa}c c,rrt9o lie "rst m second paper iron. tie
.,r,r .,lan"a rr wsh to BE- "oifr4 tnnsdiat|.
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CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP

COIsate's Honey SOap.-This celebrated
TOILET SOAP. in such universal demand is made from
the CHOICEST materials is MILD and EMOLLIENT in
its nature, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
BENEFICIAL in its action upon the SIX For sale by
Druggist and Fancy Goods Dealers l3s3:I45
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DR.. E ATOM S
VEGETABLE HORSE & OK IMMINENT

will cure if applied in season,
Sprains inflammation and Swellings of all kinds
Cuts Kicks. Bruises Corking, Calls, Scratches,
Weak Joints, Cramp in the Stomach or Limbs,
Soreness or stiffness of the Limbs or joints, Rheu-
matism, old Sores &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie. give quarter to half an ounce Of the
Iiniment. we'll mixed with three times the guam
titv of warm Molasses. For Scratches, clean the
ANGLE by dry rubbing, then apply the Linlment
often when the ANGLES are dry and use the Horse
every day.
For Sores, cleanse them when needed. with
CASTLE Soap and water, then apply the Llnimeht
from two to three times day For all other eN-
ternal diseases, make thoroush apP1Iea.SHn 49,
or three times day. Please take bottle and
be sure and shake it up before using, and you
will be satisfied.
TESTIM IA L :.
From D. A Burnside, ESQ the well known proprietor
'' nr Eaton Dear Sir had horse which was ob-e'
10 Keep in the Stable for long tue which had sOr o
his ancle caused by Iniererihs ~hen 4' u, e y
made az application Of it which reduced the iniiama
ton at once healed the wound and brought out new ha
and the horse was III for in lew DAYS CONSIDER
the best LnInent lever used and would cheerully r
commend il 10 the public
From Joseph L. Gibb ESQ, one Of the PropretoTs OF II
well known Crawford House. al the W hite Mountains
keep a large number OF Horses the summer seaso
81 Mountain Stables, also keep stock Of Dr. tatoi
Horse and OK Liniment on hand have Used IL lOi
enough 10 know thatt is the best Liunient ever 81
used 10 reduce infamatiOns and sgelncs q al kln
and heals Cuts. Bruises Corks, calls, Scratches SiAln
G il the Limbs or Stomach Collie, &c. &c
y fyour Horses or Cattle are troubled with al
of the above diseases or injuries, Try bolt
and you viii be satisfied
MANY other testimonials could be added
For sale by all the Druggists and dealers
Medicines in town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS
All orders addressed to
CD. HUTCHINS,
Nov. 2i-ly. LiS0on' ~
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NOFICE-Tne CAEDONIA AssoCIATSON will
meet at St. Johnsbury, East Village, tuesday,
Jan. 10, 1860, at II o'clock. 5l-52
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i;rirt LOcuiS.

Bricf' Locuis.
We part with quite a number of sub
>cribcrs with this issue of TIE CALEDONI-
~ With most we hope to renew acqualll-
lance and iog along together another year.
With few we part at once ana forever
Joseph Louis Of Peaciiam is one OF the Ia'-
ter class. After taking our paper almost
i've wears without offering to pay for 1t, we
now propose to let him sponge his reading
ont of somebody else, or 90 without. \
nr;rlbor who says ''he has nothing to pay
With. and would not pay if he had" has
materially helped us to the above conclu
sion.
Mr.. Whitney's singing school will here
after be held in the Town Hall.
-'rhc Nyr%h star is going to take a week
vacation raise its terms to living rates. and
20 ahead another year.
Wholesalers who think to keep the
price of Wood up to wheeling prices all
.incr .houd know that hard green wood
sill, in Windsor for Si.50. section where
f. M. heretofore sold much higher than il
.i-lacc.
Hitch your horses. i span Of horses
.J uv John Bacon, ESQ. came ruunin" W
I.-rru Avenue Monday. and dashing on the
.... 81 The Pa,>IimpSic Bank rot so enta"-
I.j hat they were caught by men in the Vi
,.,:, before thcy did much damage.
lieut.. Stephen o. Elkins OF Wheelock
hl- recruited full company of militia, il
iortoWu, of Wheelock, Sheffield and SUIT
'uu
y two-year old son Of {. NJ. Stone fell
uli of his crib Monday, fractrring his col
a,-buc.
The funeral services connected with the
dr'lof Harrison W. Narney. who died a
iul..polis from cruel treatment by the rtb
q. ar Unreasonable, We're held at the Meth
oji~r church to-day CIhursdayD From
',..rr> received from his chaplain. and tht
uursr, linI his last days, We learn TIA
bc ,Ntt! Il GOOD life and died happy death
r.ii.I..t l,,t,, ,,;, ,.;to u.a,.o thesa Ion,
l..,.,,..,,,.I ,,.o.l, ~ an, -, M,
l.,,l;.,- ,1;o ,,,,,lor ,nr,,oot;r,. foI,i
-, .,o,,,, hon,o. If t.oo,i,u,, Tai,
...,! ,...o 81 our lit,Ia ono and nron,re +
,,,.., ,.,,.i :, ,Io,ro,
Mrs L. \. Kiugsbury of Philadelphi
,aI i....,,,,. ~ fine ,Io,,,n ,Iou an rnpsda
.,....i,,,.no>.+o - = o.n,o.l S,,;oot. On
y.,.,,g,- !, Eatter. and in Freedom. ic
..., - o,,,s ,t,o, fine Iacturc theI
ND t.. for sale the rhotomrapils OF tn
g..,.,.. whit, .iaya children Gen. Banks sci
North ,!um New Orleans, for tIe benefit
l,.. ,,.....,,,,..I reo,,e az the Eni,th.
-N,s,rl,s from the eorine caught som
flli,.,i, li,r j,,r~ave car on fire near NJ
jr,,,n, on Tuesday doioo consi,ierab
J.,a,o,. ha,nre !, ,cos discovered.
,,,.,.. ,.o..,,o.. ,.,,,,,;r,. oil ohio
.,b.,hor o,, to,,., ,,;,, hova 70 raise .: ma,
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BIRTHS.

In Cabot, Nov. IS, daughter to DR. L. s. and
= +. WiSwall
In Concord. on thanksgiving day, daughter
To Mr. and Mrs. A. Caswell.-Also, a son to Mr..
and Mrs. John Grant.-Dec Is, son to Mr. and
Mrs Edwin Routwe.l
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Ii i. CAL L DON IAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

v, md, .yog to make iME CALEpoNIAH valuable
... "a mars, AID our friends III Caledonia tx and
u.i ~ r,un'.r- will confer great favor 20 u and
all y materially to the interest Of the paper by -endlH
Pc .,.a. items in 4 brief, !eghic form.
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From! LiNHCYS0!iritE@.

Quite number OF the Vermont troops
returning. exchanged. Mark ". Wheeler
ct pcaciall, and SerGt. Charles +. Merrill
Of Ncnp0rt. came III, on The train Friday
evening. Wheeler i OF Go. d, It Cavalry
and was taxed prisoner at the battle oi Sto-
II Crcpk. June -. 81. and was captive five
months. Serw't Merrill is Ot the 'lth Vt.
and was captured with so many OF our boys
on the Weldon railroad the 23d OF June
Wheeler was sick Of chronic diarrh~a
nearly all the time he was prisoner, and
the iast part OF the time he had the sciiiNI
badly. He is ritiablc object, and living
monument to the barbarolts cruelty OF th0ai
men who have called themselves the" cliiv
airy" ant "gentlemeu Of thiS country
We know Tow what - ciIiYairy means: /
is " chiyalry " to s;;jrye Union soldier BY
inches. When Young Wheeler went inl'
The GoDttderacy he weighed $50 lbs: Whel
he arrived IL Annapolis he weighed lJJ
+ NttE MtIfil WIS UOt 80 ittti'Ii a. Ia
comrade. never having contracted tin
chronic disease so common in the Southern
pens. He had gangrene iii one foot b.
which he lost ali his tees; but he hobble
about on crutcheS cheerful and happy
Bolh these men gave their testimony to tn
great atrocity OF the rebels towards th2
prisoners at Andar>onViie: ronbing thei
Of their blanket. and much oi their ciotl
ing-not providing shelter nor aiioWii
. their captives TO make themselves house
L giving them raw food and nothing
c cooh il with, although the camp was 81
: rounded with ioreStS-not providing Wat'
: to drink noF removing the filth from Il
grounds. These are a few Of the mo-
strous crimes which are fast filling up ii
cup OF iniquity OF these Southern savage
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The II cGthcF.

The weather the week before Christmas
amount Of snow fell between the 18TH and
18th OF the month, and after each storm
came gale, and attcrtte gale extreme cold
The storm and blow Wednesday night and
Thursday was the most severe. blocking up
the railroads more or less. especially about
Springfield. Mass. Tie mail train South
over the Connecticut River road was stuck in
the snow just above iiolyote all night
Thursday. and tlutil lilli-past ten Friday
forenoon, when help which was sent up from
Springfield in the morning relieved the pas
Sengers from their uncomfortable predica-
ment. All the trains into Springfield We're
hours behind time making the up train Fri
day some five hours late over the PasSump-
sic road. 1t i. a very noticeable fact that
nearly all the delays in Yailr0ading in the
winter are below the Vermont and MasSa-
cHusptts line. II the storms are not more
severe in the old Bay State the railroad folks
are more lily prepared To-! them. Tie Gale
last week piled the snow Up Oh the hills
about Us in beautiful confusion, Il tool
some OF the farmers Seycra! days 70 "brcal
out" The weather Til; week has been ali
other Illustration Of the saying that one cN
trcme follows another. We have had ;
warm rain for several day : until the sleigh
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ Essex District, SIS.
In probate court holden al Lunenburg In and for ,sd
district, on the 21st day Of Dec, A. D., 1864
Mary P Frzzel administrator the estate Of Eu,.,
B. Frizzel late OF Canaan, in said district dec
makes application said court for license to sell the 49,
of the real estate lying in Canaan and Lexington eIcen,
the homestead situated in Canaan aforesaid
thai IL he conducive to the interest those inter-
ested In said estate.
Whereupon ordered that said application refer
red to the 18th day of January A D. 1855 al the probate
office Lunenburg hearing and decision thereon and
further ordered that all persons interested be notified
hereof the publication Of notice of this application and
order thereon three weeks successfully in the CALIFORNIAN
printed St Johnsbury before said time OF hearing that
they may appear at said time and place. and they see
cause object thereto.
BY the Court,
STATE OF VERMONT,
- Essex District, SIS.
In probate conr holden Lunenburg. in and for said
district, on the 2lst day of Dec, A. D., 1864.
Emily BOdgett, administrator of the estate Of James
Bodgett late of Canaan in said district deceased makes
application TO said court for cense TO sell the whole of
the real estate Of said deceased. representing that II
would be conducive the interest of those interested In
said estate.
Whreupon ordered by said court that said april
cation be referred to the 18th day of January A d. 1885,
at the probate office in Lunenburg hearing and decis
ion thereon is further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof by the publication of notice of this
pCaon and order thereon, three weeks successfully in
the CALIFORNIAN printed st. Johnsbury before the time
OF hearing that they appear al said time and place
and If they see cause object thereto.
By the Court,
3l-33 JONAH BROOKS, Register.
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Mr. UuchIns Dear Sir was troubled few days since
with lame foot which swollen 10 my ankle badly
and was unable TO any weight upon II, applied
YOUR Eradcator and four day able 10 wear my
boot usual oliS SAh A"h'
Many other testimonials could be added had we
room. For sale bv all the druggists and dealers
in Medicines in this town.
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landau, January LIST, 1854.

C. b. Hutlhns Dear Sir Please TO send me an other
dozen Of DR. Eatou's Pain EradicatOT, travelling
from house house have good opportunity 10 intro
uce IL have IL sick Headache. Tocihache, sore
Throat Frozen limbs and Rheumatism and also know il
To be good for cuts Bruises &c ana would recommend
TO every family the best family medicine ever intTou-
ced 10 the public. T. b. Low EJo1-
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FRANKLIN COUNTY BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given that it is the inten-
Ntion of the Franklin County Bank to termin-
ate its existence on the lst day of June 1865, in
pursuance of an act of the Legislature of the State
Of Vermont, approved Nov %, 1864, provi1ing
that an act incorporating the Franklin County
Bank, approved Nov nber II, lS49, be SO amended
a. 70 limit the tine during which said bank shall
continue and have succession to the first day Of
Innc. 1860. instead Of the first day of Jan, 1867.
and all hills or notes Of said Bank not presented
70 said Bank for payment before the first day of
| Jnpe. A. D 1868, will not be redeemed or paid
| By said Bank.
! By order of the Directors.
! NJ ". BEARDSLEY, Cashier.
| St Albsns, Nov. p, lS64-2S mos W.
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.SfOppiNN Fupers.

Subscribers who do not wish THE GALE
DOMAIN after the expiration of the time for
which it is paid mist inform US jct0Te that
time arrives, or send us the pay for what
numbers are sen, them after the date runs
out. We cannot afford to send our paper
from one to six weeks on a new year and
then have it returned without pay for the
extra numbers. The date following each
subscribers address on the paper informs
him ,rhea his subscription expires.
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dissolution.

The co-partnership heretofore existing under
the style Of Quimby, Lincoln & Co., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having demands against said firm
will present them for immediate settlement and
all those indebted to said firm are requested to
come forward and pay up, as the business must
be closed up at once. L. X. QUIMBY,
B. +. LINCOLN,
+ V.COBLEIGH.
The business will be continued at the old place
by QUIMBY & LINCOLN.
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ Essex Districe. SIS
In probate court holden al Lunenburg. within and for
said district. ON the Dist day of Dec. A ID 1864.
Thomas B. Blodgett, administrator the estate Of
Lorenzo D. Bodgett, late of Canaan In said district,
deceased present his administration Whereup
on II Is ordered that the same be referred to the 18th day
Of January next at the probate office in said Lunenburg
for examination and allowance and that all concerned
notified hereof by the publication of this order in the
CaedOnan printed at St. JOhnsbury three weeks
sively may be, tnat they may appear and
said time and place If they object thereto.
By order OF Court-Attest
JONAH BROOKS, Register
true copy OF record-Attest.
3l-33 JONAH BROOKS, Register
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Lisbon. January 10. 1854

G. b. Uutchns Dear Sir: ITeceved very had scald on
NV ANGLE and foot. made application al once OF d.
Eaton's Pain Eraiicator which produced most wonder
fuI cure am now fully satisfied IL + the best family
medicine ever used, CHAS- WOoLSoN-
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Subjects OF DiScOurseS. Dec. 20.

North Congregational Church: preaching
at 1870 A. NJ. and $50 evening. Morning
Rev. f. {. Cummings: " And this shall be
a sign unto you: yc shall find the babe
wrapped in swaddling-clothes, lying in
manger."-Luke PIP. Evening-Rev. L..
.. Brastow: John 1887.
South Congregational Church; preaching
service at 1920 and l.45. Morning; rev.
l.. O. BrastOw: "Plate therefore s;lid 'iil-
to him. Art thou king then: Jesus an
swered. Thou sayest that am king. 10
This end was born, and for this cause came
into the world. that should bear witness
unto the truth. John 49, Afternoon
Rev. f. c. Cummings: Luke Pip.
Methodist Church; preaching service at
1890 and 10. Morning: Rev. |. McAnn
r ION earth peace, good will toward
meii. Luke 2:It. Afternoon; Address
on our Brave fallen i'll this war.
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More tilan six millions of dollars have
br,n distributed to the naval officers and
lie ,eamcn a. prize money during the past
wear. Dahlgrcn. Farrag;st, Lee, BAILEY
and Porter. the .AdmiraIS. GOT half ol 1t.
CollIsloE. There was 4 collision be
tween a freight and passenger tram, near
kccnc. y. H.. last week. by which three
men were killed. and others wounded
Ont d! the trains was out OF time, ana
had cent a tia@-man back to warn the oth-
cr. bgl! his signals We're not seen. o"lli@
probably to the storm.
TuE }OlIBhRDMENr OF CHARLESTON
Col. !>toughton OF the Sharp>hootcr@, VINO
wa, here yesterday, was exchanged al
Charleston lately. and reports thai IN pas
in@ through ihc city, there was hardly
one house in ten hui that bore marks o
MON shell and Shot .-E'rcc Pres.
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IMPORTANT TO
Z + n $40 \ ER s.

O. 9. & G. c Burke Attorneys ~ Law, Barnet
VT, would respectfully inform the citizens of
Caledonia Co and vicinity that they are giving
particular attention 10 the prosecution of claims
against the Unred States Government. for Pen
si0ns. Bounlies Arrears of Paw &c. They are sup
piled with all the Pension and Bounty Laws now
in force, together with the decision of the Pen
sion, Bureau, and Attorney General thereon
DECLARATIONS FOR PENSIONERS,
must be made before the Clerk OF Judge of court,
which can be done at this place before one of the
Judges
CAN on nr address o. ). 4 c. c. BURKE.
Barnet, Vt S9t
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Lisbon, Sept. l. ls63.

Dr. E.rox-Dear Sir was very much troubled few
DAYS since with lame hack hard pain in side and
uunbness on one side omy body and limbs, took dose
of your Pain EradcaOr and made external Application
which relieved me once, would also say that had
severe attack OF the cramp and relieved by
application the manner consider II the hest pam
eradlcatur ever saw DARll UEORuk-
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BrGttiebOrO Items.

~ lTleHu at DrdtllcDOrO SENDS us the lOl-
lowing intelligence which is decidedly new
sy: Surgeon Edward E. Phelps, who has
been in charge Of the hospital at this post
ever since it was established. has been re-
lieved and ordered to Kentucky. where he
goes to take charge of a hospital. No Off
Ger mas yet arrived to succeed him, but it is
rumored that Surgeon Jed. II. Baxter. son
of Hon. POrtus Baxter. NJ. c., is to have
charge of it. 1t is not probable Gas some
have supposed) that this hospital will be
discontinued. as it has recently been en-
larged and repaired by order of Gen. Dix.
commanding this department.. and under
the immediate direction Of that very effi-
cient officer. Capt. K. W. Clark, \. =. NJ.
....Several horses have recently been selz-
ed BY the Provost Marshal in this State
from officers of returned regiments who
have been mustered out. and have brought
home horses belonging to Uncle Sam.
Wont some of our militia officers of high
rank feel cheap at this: These horses have
been turned over to the proper officer. and
those fit for service will be returned to the
place from whence they came. There Is
to be q semi-weekly paper published here
commencing the first week in January. of
the same size as the Springfield Republican.
il is the Vermont Record. formerly publish
ed AT Brandon.
ExcnANGED.-Capt. VIM. NJ. Beeman
lSt Vt. Cavalry. Lieut.. Col. IL. X. Slough
ton. I'd L. 5. 5. s., and Lieut.. l.. l.. Stone
"a Vermont Vols, son of Rev. Levi I'll
Stone. are among the officers exchanged at
Charleston. Dec. 18th. These officers have
ali suffered long and cr"el captivity, ant
our people will learn with heartfelt joy o
their release.
Can't. \. ". Fisher. of Danville. late o
the Eth Vermont. has been appointed Cap
tain in the 2lth Regt. Veteran Reserve
Corps. and is now Oh duty at Wisewell Bar
racks. Washington. ID. {.
II. W. Powers. llth VT. recently died il
the rebel prison AT Florence, ;. C., ant
Benjamin F. jerks, r. nth, and Pete
O>icr. t. 9th died on the way TO The North
II. V. Sanders, and q. W. Smith. both 9th
died at Fortress Monroe. during the weeI
preceding Dee. IL.
Rev. Myron Winslow. ID. d.. who for for
ty-tivc years had been missionary i'll In
tiia. died recently at the Cape of Goo
Hope ared 20 wears. President of Madra
College pastor. compiler OF a Tamil an
English Dictionary. his works have bee
Great and good. Gordon ami Hubbar
! NinSl0w (both ID. D. were brothers of My
rem and the three have died within tn
year. This was surely 4 remarkable Vel
inont family.
VERMONT SOLDIERS N REBEL PRISON
q Col. II. T.. ~tOuThton. ID /. >. >. =
writes us that there are % officers. btl0n!
, ing to Vermont regiments al Columbia,
e.. amouost whom are Major j. L. FRAT
: 4th Vi. Vols. and Major {. X: Flemiil!
q lIth Vt. Ii. l.. b. Parker. Co. Is. 18th '
I died from the effects OF being bitten Z
, b!oodhounds while attempting to e>cap
; lis death took place Oct. 18Th, 1851, Ill IL
: hospital at Columbia. ;. C.-itmeS.
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{. NJ. CUAMBERLIN. See.

--'Tne practitioners and friends o. Rev.
Ia', NJ. Bcattic pastor Of the Reformed
PRESBYTERIAN congregation al Ryegate, made
him donation visit last week on Nednes-
day. and lei him as token OF their subs
'antial regard SlGO.
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+ | r Z !

F R E!
The subscribers may be found for the present
at Mr. John H. PADDoCk's shop, Paddock Vii
lage, where they viii be happy TO see their old
customers and as many new ones as choose to
favor US with call
DANIEL. COLBY, 81. Johnsbury, Vt.
29tf GEO. GAY, West Meridian, CT
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TRY A BOTTLE AND BE CONVINCED.
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From Laban lifts, Esq, Litieton, n H.
De. EATOS-Dear Sir have been very much troubled
for long time with Rheumatism, ali TIM ugh. ana by
using on, bottle of your Pain Eraicator, relieved
once and justice 10 you and 10 your medicine would
cheerfuly recommend its Use 10 the afflicted
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READ. READ. READ.
DIR. b. EATON'S
WHITE MOUNTAINVE PAIN ERADIeaT0R
From Josiah KilbOrn. ESD, LittletOn. n IL.

Icetify that sudden fall broke two OF rihs and
bruised my side which caused pain and SORENESS
made a thorough application OF Dr. Eatons Pain Eradi
GATOR which relieved my distress II and
soon took the soreness from my side. consider
valuable medicine indeed and am pleased 10 hear that
il is about 10 be offered 10 the public Al Large
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DIARIES 4 ALMANACS FOR 1865,

Travelling Bags. and Baskets Portfolios. Cutlery,
Combs, and Brushes. Perfumery- Dolls IN album
dance. also. Doll heads. Wallets and many Fan
CIV goods too numerous 10 mention TO which
would invite the attention of all in search for