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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-16
Stomach, Liver & Bowels.
jufes Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Hesdache General
Debility, Nervousness, Depression of Spirits, Con-
stipation, Cholic, Intermittent Fevers, Cramps
and Spasms, and ali complaints Of either Sex,
,slahdpg fr6mfBodily Weakness whether 9.
inherent in the system produced
by special causes.

N,,-.,.,-..
ro'Ae tnit Is hot,"h"csone, genial and restorative
IN u, Is IS nature enters Inlo tn. composition of HOSIE1
tin,' ;,'- ~ ,'ii I inns PoPuL Preiar
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tbe xtris f r, i, - pa I :, 70 ~, =,
n,,yr.st a 81 iiit r iI u; - -; ,, @ pants Win INV
80 - '''I0''' a'"a'-- -''.-'',"" 0s.-'''"i'0
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against as peaIere r., ~, bosso'a a,T,ns
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ect To avail themselves OF lis nroiectiye onstcs IN d
vance arr cured y very BRIEF course of iLis n,arvelons
medicine Feyt And Ag,il ntiia,is rIe, hin biis6
wirl t.i .usero a,,lold, are not InirsquentIy re-
stofH 70 lsltt witnn lew DAY by the use OF HOS
8, IN " % ENC
The weak rapidly invisoraed and the sppe-
" tis agreeloie Ionic and hence 1t works
forms OF INDIGESTION. Acting as a gentle and painless
apperent well upon the LIVER also inv sraby re-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-09-16


nation or
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o
As9hnaBaldness thelegs
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date AND A &
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-19

PLYMOUTH, MARSHALL COUNTY, INDIANA

The proprietor of this establishment having pur-
chased the late interest of A. J. Hassler III the
sane, and having made expensive additions there
10 is now preprred to do all kinds of Photograph
ing, Ambrotyping, FerrotypnS and Melainotyp-
ING in the highest style OF the art. Lis large sky
ard side lights enable him to take all kinds oil pic
lures in all kinds of weather,
He is now having an Immense run OF those
beautiful Carte de Vsites, that are all the rage in
the cities. They just the thing and every
body should havea dozen at once.
Life sized Photographs as true to naturea
ture is true to herself, and very popular
Pictures of all kinds copied and enlarged.
Don't fail to procure n life likeness OF your
Father, Mother, Son, Daughter, Husband or Wife
before their dear faces are hidden from your view
by the grave Money could not buy from you the
eoorest and faintest phic image ofthe los!
loved one Then delay not day lest the sub
stance fade ere you secure the shadow
The undersigned having had years OF expert
encein the picture business, and having recently
become familiar with all the late Improvements III
the art, fatters himself that his work Will COM
pare favorably with the best done in the cities.
New and beautiful pictures, Stereoscopic views
etc, will constantly be added to the already re-
spectacle stock; so that this establishment will IN
deed be Fine Art Gallery" Caliand see the
pictures, Z, II. HALL, AGENT:
Plymouth, Indiana, September 2A'h 1ess nm
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-19

A Republican paper published at Cam
den, N. j., says:-"The time may come
when the Longs, HAIRLESS, and Woods in
Congress, may be made to expiate their
crimes by their lives" That will be a
merry time, when the Abolitionists attempt
to hang men for quoting the Constitution
as for exercising the right of freedom Of
speech One such example will be the
signal for an uprising which will pretty
soon free the earth of these would-be as
sassins.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-19
VOLUME 9.
wendell Phillips on the Presi-
llenfial Question.


JUDGE SrALLo-Dear SIR: Since you
asked my judgment as to the course to be
taken in nominating candidate for the
Presidency, 1 have beer requested to sign
call for convention for that purpose, to
meet at Cleveland in May next.
Let me tell you the notional policy |
advocate:
Subdue the South as rapidly as possible.
The moment territory comes under our flag
reconstruct States thus: Con6scate and
divide the lands ofrebels: extend the right
of suffrage broadly as possible to whites
and blacks: let the Federal constitution
prohibit ST.. throughout the Union,
md forbid the state to make any distinc-
ton among their citizens on account of
color or race.
l shall make every effort to have this
policy pursued. Believing that the pre-
sent administration repudiates it, and is
carrying US to point where We shall be
obliged either to acknowledge the South
ern Confederacy or to reconstruct the
Union on terms grossly unjust, intolerable
to the masses, and sure soon to result IN
another war, 1 earnestly advise an unpledg-
ed and Independent convention, like that
proposed, to consider public affairs and
nominate for the Presidency statesman
and patriot.
Yours faithfully,
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-19

The Stark county Democrat, published
at Clinton, Ohio, says:
"a preacher in this city, last Sabbath,
took for his text the 14th verse of the 18th
chapter of Hebrews. 1t reads as follows:
Follow peace withall men, and holiness,
without which no man shall see the Lord.
The reverend gentleman read his text
from the verse as follows:
'Follow holiness, wthom ,c1ich no man
shall see tie Lord
The words, peace nth all men, were
not acceptable, and hence were omitted. .
So it seems that the Abolition preachers
are going to take the same liberty with the
Word of God that Old Abe does with the
Constitution.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-19
Yours faithfully,
WENDELL PHILLIPS.

1t is said that the negro wenches are to
have a National Convention to insist on
having Fred. Douglass put on the Repub-
lican ticket for Vice-President, and that,
if this request is refused, they mean to
punish Sumner, Beecher, Wilson, and, in
fact, the men of the Republican party gen.
orally, by putting their backs dead against
n,isce9enatton. This may be just, but cru
ell movement on the part of the wenches.
If they hold out, however, it is probable
that the Republican leaders will yield the
point to them.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-19

Senator Chandler, the phlebotomist of
Michigan, who said, "the country is not
worth q damn without little blood let
ting" now says, "beiore we stop we'll set
tie the affairs of this nation" The idea of
such razy-headed wretches attempting to
settle the affairs Of the nation reminds one
of a passage in the comedy of 1.-The Round
heads" written by Mrs, Behn, in the time
of Charles the Second.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-19

On tie 18th ult at White Greek, Yer
mont, Jahez Knapp, at the tender age of
SO, WIS married to / har kful " lam, who
was only 81. The census shows that Yer
mont is almost stationary in population. L
this style of marriages prevails to any ex-
tent, there can be no surprise at the fact
told by the census.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-19

The strange spectacle of man of color
on the fcor of the Senate, received with
distingu-. Aed consideration by the most
eminent men of that body, was presented
on Tuesday last, in the Haytian Minister,
Col Romano
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-19
FOR SALE BY

or sale in Marshall county by Bain Co, T,
A. Lemon, Pershng & Co, Plymouth; Robert
Cornwell & Co., Bourbon; n Il. up. ;. Alieman,
Tippecanoe Ohm Cless, Bourbon; Jonas Miller, Bre-
men, Jas. VI. Wickizer, Argos; Peter Smith Tn
ontown; and Druggists and Merchants generally
throughout the Union
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-19

"Sinee permission was given to soldiers
in the regular service who re-enlist to Sc
lect any State to which they may choose
to be credited as part of its quota, and to
receive its bounty, large numbers have
been secured by agents from New England
cities. Boston has obtained over 1000
men. Large numbers of negroes have
also been enlisted by recruiting agents"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-19

Our friend Jonathan, peddler drove
up in front ola house, one day and seeing
call hands and the cook" staring from the
windows, got off from his cart and the fol-
lowing dialogue took place with the man
of the house:
Jonathan-Has there been a funeral
hero lately?
Man Of house-Here? No, Why?
Jonathan-Why, / saw that there was
one pane of glass that didn't have head
in a.
Man of the house-You leave, blasted
quick, or there wW be funeral.
Why are cats like unskilful surgeons?-
Because they mu-tatlote (mutilate) and
destroy patience (patients.)
What is the difference between pei
lap-dog and pugilist ?-One ticks the
faces and the othe, faces the ticks
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
St. Johns6ury, Oct. u. lott.

NJ. J. T. Aihro f Bennington tel 20 tc''
f,.n1 The ,owr. of church, The other day.
bnt. strange 10 say, tad no bones broken,
and /, a fair way Of recovery.
Tb. F,aak,in county court has CONVICTED
Mrs. Vi ...a l.. Clark OF mfnsia'%nter Tor
shooting isaiah RouIia I'd OF A'bn'Sh Whiie
attempting to get into her house III M "a!
inc.
The rear car of tie ri:ht express train
| from HOUSES Point to Boston, .as thrown
! f. m me track. TEur,ua, night. het&ern
! Richmond and louisville, Dy 4 Urokrn raj
and soldier returning from s.. Adams "as
injured. Ihs night express srcm Boston Tor
! KTnses Point, over tie Vernon Central VaS
dalaved three nous at Witt River Jugcion
NV the non-arriyal OF the above .neEll, nee.
train. and an hour a. hoAnpr! y N accide' I
+, the t.pine. Abou. three miles south Of
Ncnt,,eig. the same {. Sice &. the SANE
train was thrown from the track at = o'rioc'
: Friday morning. ~ donkey car with lal.:
on Lo1yd. nd passengers noT;A' and sou't
were DELAYED several hours.
Qusrternaster Blunt Of St. Johnsbury
f who has been on duty at Bermuda Hundre'
for some time past, has bees ordered to Nor
G folk, Va, where he is now post quartermaS
e ter. Cspt. B:unt Is a popular and ettitlen
officer, and his present responsible posltio
/ is one that he will I'LL with credit to hlmse
e and the Waiton's.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
Subjects OF DiscOurses, Oct. 23.

North Congregational Churcil-tore-
uoou Rev. Mr.. llovev. agent OF the
american and Foreign Christian mon
BEGINNING a. Jerusalem" Luke - {:
g.. Contribution of S6O.S0 taken ior
the Christian Commission. Evening
Rev. f.. {. CUMMINGS so then death
"orkcth in u, but life in you'd Cor
i:l2.
south Congregational Church-morn-
ng.-Rcy. +. {. Cummings, = For eve
Y man shall! bear his own burden. '-Gal
SIS. Afternoon. Rev. ilr. lioNcy: q" !
nave showed YOU all things. how thai Sc
tailoring We ought to support the weak
and to remember the words OF the Lore
Jesus, how Ue said. 1t is more blessed {
rive than to receive. Acts 20: so.
Methodist (hurch-fiorenoon, Expos
non of the church Discipline, by the pa
Tor. Rev. l. MrAnn. Atternoon,-Qual
trrly meeting, AT which the presiding e
scr. Rev. Mr.. Bullarl otlicated: 81 hay
,,t watclmcn upon thy wall. O Jerusalem
which shall never hold their peace da
nor night: ye that make mention Of Il
Lord. keep not silence, and give him !
r,,t. till he establish, and till he make j
ro,alcm IA praise in the earth. Is .;
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10 the EditJy NJ The Cqicdort0h

TO the EdjtJr ot The Cqjcdor.Gn.
Il. the la,, two numbers O: your paper has ar
pcarcd an advertisement signed by my husband.
WM W. GREEN, which states that ] have eft
him without Just cause aid gone t ily2 with one
Leona! Gardner Of Boston amt further that
have sold him out three times taken the availS
and fed from my own town.
Now | wish 20 state few facts. that tIe pub
lie may see how entirely false and unjust are the
statements thus made t. ny prejudice. and ena-
bic them to Judge VII. Oh Of L., IS II the wrong
| was married 10 the said Green (Which bv the
way have since learned was not his cal nance
about 70 years az. | have since asgortaiI.tG
that previous to my marriage with him lie hal
! be n convicted of stealing and served term il
the State prisCI. i'll the state Of New orh winch
! was wholly ;.-ku0wn t. lie ~ the tae OF my
marria-e. since tn time Of our aarI !g", he
has been four times arrested and committed to
jai! for crimes Of one sort and another; twice he
has broken Jail AMI escaped | left said Green
under tie following circumstances: In August
lNGl we were living IN the town Of >AerCurne,
NY. Green was arrested and committed 10
iail | was LEFT destitute among rangers and
was obliged to leave and return to Iny father ;
, house in St Jo!luSbury. Since hat time | have
supported myself, wholly by my own earnings
and to considerable extent also our only child
l About year ago Green was arrested at Chelsea
TO- stealing and has been confined i'll jail At CAe
SEA and Montpelier u.t!. recently, when as all
infJrmed lie enlisted i'll the arm: :" ord"r 70 IS
cape from his imprisonment and the COnse4uen
ces OF his crime. During the whole period tha
lived with Green, / suffered, hot only all thu
shame ana modification that his evil and Grim
= inal conduct, and his frequent arrests and i'm
; priSonm, nts would naturally occasian, but ais
+ fir, uuently suffered for the nccesSarics Of life
ard was often subjected to the most cruel an
> abusive treatment from himself In relation t
It my own conduct since have ceased to live WI
a. Green. | ha, lived either at NY fathers in )
Jcnnsbury or IN Boston, where have worked l
! a tailoring establishment. Whenever haN
% been to Boston or returned to ny father :, nay
d always done it opealy AMI publicly. l know Il
such person a, Leonard Gardner in Boston, "a!
| nave net lived with Leonard Gardner or al
other man in any other manner or sense than
he employed as seamstrcNs IN shop and i
vito the closest scrutiny Of u.y conduct whcth
e. | conducted myself al any time Otherwise tn.
,o as all honest aud vrtu9uy woman have stat
nv unfortunate history zee ny marriage vi
/: Green, in the fewc,t words roull, and lea
{: it to YOU and you readers t. say whether a
mr. in the wrong in refusing live with Inn any ION
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28

Ed. Stevens of Montpelier has sold his
pair of matched black horses that took the
first premium a tn last Vermont state fair,
for 1920 to sen'.eman in Connecticut.
After the rete't rid on st. Adams. ar old
gentleman got rHD shot at the party as
they were leaving he place, and brough
down hat containing S1lOO.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28

sons of Nath'i Lee, ESQ. of East St.JohnS-
bury. so again i this commul ity, land the
country at large, called to monrn over the
fallen patriot and another hero has seal
cd with his lte'> blood his devotion TO our
beloved country.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28

in Waterford, Oct. 10, Allen NJ. Moore, OF
Piattsb@rg, \. I, and Louisa W. Ha2elton, Of
Waterford.
At buffalo, y. Y, Oct. %, by Rev. J. Is Went
worth d. ID, Rev. John Curr;er Of the Y. II,
ccnforcr &c and Mr. Saran NJ. Wheeler of ..
In UaMyiuc. Oct. IS, David = Young, of kir-
by, and Sara. P. Stanford of North Danville.
In Newport, Oct l6 Augustus Lane, of
Newport, and Esther Rodwcil, Of Stanstead.
In Newport, Oct. 10. Alfred Taylor and Sarah
Wells.
In C.yeatry Oct } John a. Fyler Of Burke
ana itr;sc; V Lane, daughter of Geo |. Lane
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
DEATHS.

es Marriages. Births AMI Deaths inserted FkEE.-
Jy,j,.dr~ !Lc.u.4- pJct. las cItcd 4; cents .:lt
i'll advance
In Dan,!llc, oct y Celia Augusta, AGED ;
wears. Oct. Is. Mar jane LouIsa, aged X years.
to,A OF ii. theria-iaCghtcI> # Nicholas N.han
In Dln>i. e, Oct. Il, OF diptheria, Celia, daugh-
tc. of Elias Martin a-,G - years.
In Danyillc, Oct. u, S.r4i!, widow Of NJ all
Lane, aged 81 wears.
IN Barnet. Sept 3 Nm Blair, aged %
hospital at Barracks. Fla sept. Ii, Gal
vim White till, aged , also, al me same place
Sept % peden c. WhltehiIl, aged %; both u
/ P,,cAarl. md members of o. f.. eth Vt W l.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
Killed at Cedar Creek.

A despatch from Capt +. p Lee OF
the / It'll Vt. brings the sad intelligence
that his brother, 1t Oscar Lee. OF the
same regiments killed land himself wound
Cd in the arm. These young men arr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
See Terms, ETC., on first page.
Bret Locals.


red in our office Wednesday, some Of our
subscribers will this week get imperfect
papers. and perhaps a few may have 10
accept half sheets. A half a loaf /, bet
Ter than no bread.
On Thursday of last week. Henry.
about six years old, son of MIR. John
Chubb of this village. had both bones OF
one leo broken He was playing in the
leaves with larger boys. when by push
or some other roughnes> the above stated
painful accident occurred.
A fire occurred in this village on
SATURDAY, destroying property to the
amount of $4,000 1t happened to be
al in rassmlpsic money, and burned by
the directors Of the bank.
ST. .Jom,bury may Just as well be
excited about the raid, and prepared for
,nr next one. as any otlcr town. We
Ar. dad TO learn that one hundred mus
,,,, are ON the way here to be put in the
hands OF Il military company that will
uouttlr-- be immediately Organized
MEANWHILE all the old rifles. shot guns
mi receivers are put in order and where
they can be found. and strangers visiting
our town are watched closely till they
guyo.
There was an exhibition of the Meth
o4.,l Sabbath School on Thursday eve
uInr Of last week at the church. The cx-
rrr.,,.> consisted Of rccitations, dialogues,
singing. etc, bv the children. The church
a.,- hilyd to It's full capacity by the pa
rents and friend. of the school. ana the
public generally. The exercises passed
off very plea,.:ltly, and we think with
profit TO both participant and listeners.
Those men who intend to vote for
Gru Mcclellan the Sth of Noyember,
would Ito well to take look al the Chi
caro- Platform, az illustrated in lIarper'S
Weekly for October -. If they cant
ind :! elsewhere ii can be seen al this
office ior - few days
Tine auction OF Re;lhon Spalding, ad-
,r.I>yl on fourth page, will be Monday.
Get -. instead OF Tuesday.
There is a man about Lower Water
to.,! 80 mean as TO steal turkeys from =
" .doN whose husband was killed III tn,
army The man had child born to hin
la,r Friday night, to share his intamy. i
i lives to grow up.
The friends of It. f. +. Gri>wold
made him a surprise visit last Friday eve
uinc at East ST .Johnsbury, and did II"
leave till they had put upon him Il yer
neat sword and belt. DR.. Bullard mad
the presentation 1t. e.. L. worthy til
esteem and confidence which is placed /
him
The short history of a wron@ed woma
j., Gwen elsewhere in this paper. IL
man who wa, mean enough to abu>e II
wife for nineteen wears. and then Whc
iucarrrrated in Jail for the fourth or iii
time. advertise her as Il deSerter, Wou
commit any crime, only give him the ("
Portunlty.
A company of Norwich cadets. III
der command Of Capt Charles \. Ken
went up through here the night after Il
naid. to Newport. Looking over Cal
Fogg'S steamer on its arrival, and tindll
uu rebel emissaries there. the cadets We
up to Derby Line. They found the pc
uIr armino in these Northern towns. a
'.>t preparing to defend themselves,
they returned to Norwich, They got
,uite a scare at lrasburg. and one or t
suspicious looking characters were arrest
by the night patrol. We have learn
NO particulars.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28

s>- We erdcaIor 10 make rnE CNKroSI.S valuable
of IT, ca 1r~. and friends in Caledonia E'-eN ana
or,ar. counties will confer great favor to Us ana
,dt very materially t" tie interest Of the paper by -hus
Il. 10. a; items in i brief, leg;ble form
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
a II A L CTION!
The subscriber will sell at public auction.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov, Is { 16

The subscriber will sell at public auction.
On Tuesday and Wednesday. Nov. Is & 16,
At 10 clock in the forenoon On each of said
days, TIE following property
A FARM, SITUATED IN WATERFORD,
Two and e-half miles from st. Jobpsbury De-
pot. and two miles from Passumpsic. said farm
contains 325 acres. well divided into moving
pastu1ing and woodland, and has on it large
Sugar Orchard of 40 trees, easy of access, and
near -ood sugar house; also, second growth
Sugar Orchard There is also young and flour
ishing apple orchard of the best varieties Of
grated fruit on said farm. and several fine vare-
ties of plums and cherries.
The buildings consist of a new and convenient
i story house with all the necessary out-build-
ings. five good barns, and large and con-
venient carriage house and hog house. A
never failing stream of water runs through the
house to the barns.
PERSONAL PROPERTY Also at the same
time and place. will be sold the following de-
scribed personal property yoke swear old OK
en-, prime good cows, calves, good working
mare, 4-year old horse colt, yearling colt, $50
Merino sheep, MerinO bucks. . shoats. 80 tons
Of hay, lot of corn fodder lot of straw, $50 BUSH
els of oats. 100 bushels of corn - bushels India
wheat, $50 bushels Of potatoes, - bushels of ru-
ta-baga turnips.
Farming Tools. | Union moving machine,
cart, two-horse wagon, one-horse wagons,
ID hay caps. Sieighs, sled,, pluws, harr0wS.
chains, and other articles too numerous to men
ton.
i Terms made known at time and place of
sale J. A. GOULD.
J. II. MOORE, AuctioneCr.
Waterford, Vt Oct y, 1854 22:24
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TO FARM OWNERS.

WANTED to hire farm on shares. Address
Farmer" CALIFORNIAN Office, St. johnsbnry,
Vt, with description of farm, buildings, locality,
&c. 1928
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--r 80. -s, az a lE',a-ty T. -LSt. I'm, a fcx
---l,5, nnelyet ~ l.se koar tsermgu Hair Res
~. La. q. laS an .>.,l al olla ,ies7y " bep
--.-.-1 A. as .IAr nd furllals --sv aud
la e. a,s-> I'D lIi- Hlte Ia Is, lli- nan came on
-t-.1 L. i.4- l4aNv Used -il l-Iaus Eiuas q
. -i,lze ls-g. brlA Ic>lsife a-d 90 a l.
ir e s,lrse GolT -,>tura in sn- tine Turn
ID ans a'- l. lls t2i,Ts, c5ar. AID 1seol5r asa
zzE streets, " la La Cr-rc1 M HAIR. uaT aid
.i-5i tai 1- - ~ -ay mead T. ir ,1yeT,l Atrh
Eia u. hAr- = here T-rrlolsly >Te aid G.oi b.
isutl az l, ls>l agility and aot hay faits
t-,li 2ta1 H. 49, 1-sr -~>ll-- ana leaves lac
str ssIl piarT. without -le i'-- A1-agGt' iS
u.-raip " ulilr 1,vrils- matItr RU8kslT L. - OhA
Msl.a->.vr, Y II, SeIsi-S :. ,>6i-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-28
TATE OF VERMONT.
| LECTURE 10 YOUNG MEN.

49,, i Published i'll seae Fn>eope- Price ctS--ss
lecture o. me 'tle T,tatn.'ntani Racc1 ere Of
SperlaIu OF Sent "a " 'A5>> liyg.IutaiN fis-
er,IIv Nervousness COn-hr pt"r. Epilepsy. amt Fits:
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