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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-05
NJ ASON & II A NJ LIN s
CABINET ORGANS.

THE CABINET ORGANS are pronounced by artists
" the best Of their kind In the world and Every ad-
mirabe Tor both private and public USE See written
testimony from than loo Of the most eminent organ
lists Of the leading cities Mason damlins Instruments
have received the only gold medal awarded i'll this
country-alSo eleven silver medals, and fourteen dpo-
mas, IN all twentysx first premums,-Over all competi-
tors.
Prices Of cabinet organs manufactured solely by Mason
Hamlu,) So TO S5UU Melodens S6U 10 Sl1U
n B-Insru"tors for the cabinet organ,alsO arrange
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"-'llusraed Catalogues sent by mail.
Address {" Mason Hamlin. Boston," or Mason Bros
New York" 6792
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nR. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
AND CATARRH SNUFF.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself be the best
article known for curing the CaaTrh, Cold in the
Head and the Headache IL has been found excellent
remedy in If Sore Eyes Deafness as been
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fected II Is recomme nded by of the best phH>
clans and is used with great success and satisfaction ev
crywhere.
More than twenty-five years experience has proved it,
great value; and al this time it stands higher than ever
before.
large number Of the most specabe druggists in Bp
ton and New York in certificate signed by them in 1854
The Undersigned having for many been acquain
ed with DR. MarShals CataTrh and Headache Snu, and
sold il in oar wholesale trade cheerful y state that
beeve il IL be equal III t the recommends
ton given O il for the Vi Catarrhal Affections an
that decidedly the best article have known
iUr all the common diseases OF the head
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
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BLACKSMITH notice.

The subscriber has rented the backsm shop
situated at the north end Of railroad street, where
he intends to carry on the business in all branches
usually done in a custom shop. Please call and
have your work done at short notice. Particular
attention paid to shoeing horses. A T. HALE.
st. Johnsbury, Nov. 1862, 72f
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z O R S A l. E

The subscriber offers for sale his situation
where he now lives. on Main street. st John:bury
PLAN. House, Shed and Barn l9o feet long
House. two stories high. finished IN hrst rate
calculated for genteel residence or for keeping
first class boarding house. Also, his " Lambert
Hastings Farm" containing go acres of land.
8 good Barns. 2 Sheds and Dwelling House, Sug-
ar Place and Sugar House. The farm can Spare
1000 cords of first rate wood and have enough
left for the use of the farm; worth Sl.75 per cord
on the stumps. within IT miles of the village OF
st Johnsbury. Both situations we'll watered. If
not sold, the above places will be rented to good
responsible tenants. Inquire of
ISAAC WOODS.
St Johnsbury, March Il c3Stf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-02-05

GoDEY's LADY's BOOK. The February
number has pretty Plate, "St. Valetine's
Day. superb fashion plate, and the usua
variety of patterns, designs, stories, poetry
etc. 1t is an elegant number.
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ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-February, 1864. Tick
nor and Fields Boston.
The February number presents the follow
ing attractive table Of contents:
Genius; My Brother and |; A Haf-Life
and Half Life on the Relation of Art and
Nature; Snow House and Home Papers,
No. 2; The Convulsionists of S.. Medard ;
Presence Glacial Period; Bryant; Amnesty
Hall and Newstead Abbey The Last Charge
Northern lnvasions Reviews Recent Amer
lean Publications.
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From J. ID. IIOsmer, Esq, of Topsham.
TcPSHAM, VI, April -, 1861
From Mr.. Levi r. Ranlet, of Littleton,
n. III.

MeSsrs. S. W. FowLE Co.,
For many years afflicted with Chronic Bronchjt i
and HOars6neSs to such extent times una
Die 10 speak audiby attended with canker and
sOleies, Of the mouth and throat. made eat
man! remedies, aud from none Of them did obtain re-
le but the disease rather increased than diminished
Upon the recommendation OF lady In this place, who
had been similarly afflicted cured by the use of DIR
" istars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, procured of your
agent Mr.. Hodgman, bottle OF the Balsam. and was
cnnynCeu that had secured IN IL the meals of
lief anu cure from the bGrdensOnle troubles TO which
had been So Tong subjected. almost entirely
Tree from any difficulty Of pulmonary nature, and
need slight dose OF the BaSam 10 restore whenever
any troublesome symptoms occur and 1t al
ways acts like charm. LEVI F RANLET.
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matter, it contains an able article on the
Great European Complications by Prof.
A. J. Schem, and many interesting statistical
paragraphs concerning the war. No reading
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G. G. CHILDS
FROM - TO so PER CENT LESS
leo ALBUMS AND 200 PICTURES.

Travelling Bags, Back Comics with ball tops
great variety Of oval and square Picture Frame
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Bird Cages. She,
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SSDD WILL BE FORFEITED

BY Dr l. Dix If filling L. cure in les time than any
other physician, eeCtually ami permanently viii
c>> restraint from occupation lear IL exposure 10 al
weather, ith safe and Peasant medicines.
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New Goods just received from New York 4.
Cow opening for Christmas and New Year q
bought al lowest cash prices and viii be SCI
cheap for cash al
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12
PERSONS ApvANCEp IN LlFE, and fecli

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the hand Of time weighing heavily upon them,
with all its attendant ills will find m the use Of
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that will insl new life into their veins, restore In
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health aud vigor to their remaining years. Those
who are in the least afflicted with Dyspepsia, Ague,
Ianguor, Nausea, or any other truubesome and
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untler for ThcoIn.

General Buuors doclaation for Lincoln
and johnson, in published letter TO Cam.
eron excites wide attention. OF Lincoln
he says,
Whatever may have been or may be
the preferences OF any m.n as 10 any per-
son for tho Chief Executive OF the nation,
or dissatisfaction with ne course of the
Government upon matters Of mere admins.
trative zeal even in important points Of
administrative policy laid down in the
platform and foreshadowed in its acts, ID
seems 20 me the plain duty OF every loyal
man to support the election OF Lincoln and
Johnson"
After reverting 70 the repugnanoe many
true Democrats feel TO tho radical antisla.
very plank in Ito Baltimore platform, he
concludes: "Spne different systems Of la
Dor must be devised for the Southern 'coun.
try in the future, and peace upon any
terms, oven tie acknowledgement of the
Coniederacy ohnnot prevent it. ff | am
right in this View of the subject. and upon
this conviction | have acted since I saw
the fact in louisiana in 1862, then what il
there in the Baltimore platform to which
any true. loyal Democrat, who loves his
I country andis determined to fight, if need
be, for its integrity aud honor, can object
| see nothing; butin the changes so rapid
in administrative policy made by this
war, no one viii tie himself to any party
or party platform. ] have but one a-ti
Gle in my political crccd at the presen
time. | ana for sharp, thorough and dc
cisive prosecution of the war, until tn,
authority Of the Union is acknowledged
and its laws obeyed upon every foot o
soil within the boundaries of tue United
| States"
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Important to Drafted Nfeo

Drafted men are legally notified when notice is
left at their last place ofresdence in the district in
which they are drafted.
a drafted man, or deserter from the dram,
may be beexamined for exemption, ba u &e dessrte'
from 6c drqt IS hcii to service, he cannot put in
substitute, He is held to personal service.
Alldrafted persons are regarded as deserters II
they do not respond to the notice, aud subject
to the laws of war, aud amenable 10 the penalties
thereof. Being drafted, they are supposd to be in
service, and through this fact, become, to all in
tents and purposes, soldiers, only to be discharged
from the service according to the rules and regua
tions of the War Department.
1t is important that these things should be bornC
in mind, for the law is inl ixible and the penalty
| for desertion Is DEATH
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HEADouARrERs 3p BRfGApE, Sp DivuuoS,l
l4rH ARNY CoRrs, NEAR ATLANTA,
Cnnfar,l.ar IQtk faeN

4
Ca, September 18th, 1854.
In accordance with an invitation contained in a
circular issued from Brigade Headquarters, the
Field. STAFF and Line Officers Of the Regiments
composing this Brigade, convened at Brigade
Headquarters this evening for the purpose Of ex-
pressing their sentiments in regard to the doath OF
the late Col. W. A. Choate, Ss,b o. V. vi.
Col. Este, Commanding Brigade, called the as.
semblage to order, and, in few eloquent and
feeling remarks, stated the obiec, Of the meeting
On his melton, Major II. g. Davidson, 10th Ny.
was appointed Chairman, and Lieut.. o. T. Cham.
berlan, 7lth Indiana, was appointed Secretary Oi
the meeting.
On motion, a committee consisting Of Col. Este
Commanding Brigade; Lieut., ,-Col. Wharton, 10ti
Ky.i Lieut.. Col. Kiugsbury, Commanding litb
O.v V. L.; Major Morgan, Commanding 74th
Ind. and Capt. Wagstaa, Commanding 3stt
0.v. v. l., was appointed to draft resolutions ex
pressive of the sentiments of the officers Of tn,
Brigade.
The Committee reported the following prcambl,
and resolutions, which were unanimously adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, II has pleased Divine Providence {,
remove from among us our late friend, and gallan
associate In arms Col. w. A. OhOate, SSth ., V
" L. who was mortally wounded while in the &C
of planting the flag of his Regiment upon the enc
myis works at Jonesboro, Ga, Sept. Is, 1864.
Resolrcd, That we the officers OF the 81 Brigade
Sd Division, l4th Army Corps deeply doplore th
loss of one who was ever genial and kind in hi
social elations and who devoted IN the discharR
ofevery duty he was called upon to perform th
energy of faithful officer. Patient Of labor him
self. he was ever successful in encouraging thos
under his command aud around him in perfornin,
every labor imposed for the benefit of his country
Reso4ued. That the country has lost in Coloue
Choate warm and devoted patriot and galau
defender, and his Regiment brave leader VIII
was jealous Of its every interest, as he was anxiou
10 have it perform every duty.
Resolre2, That in the death of Col. w. A. Cho
ate the Brigade has lost of its bravest officers
the community in which he resided one OF its bss
citizens; his family tender and devoted husban
and devoted father, and to them we tender on
heartfelt sympathy, with the assurance that W
will ever fondly cherish his many virtues.
Resolred, That these resolutions be spread upo'
the records of each Regiment in this Brigade, AM
q copy sont to his family.
| Resolved That these resolutions be sent to th
| louisville and Cincinnati papers for publication
and also to the Daily Toledo Blade, with the reques
that the papers in that Congressional District cop
/ them.
! II. G. DAVIDSON, Maj. 10th Ky, Chm.
ORvmLE I. CHANBERLIN, lst Lieut.. I4th Ind
/ Secretary.
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"Items orIntcrest."

We find the following 'items Of interest" in the
P,daGm Comfy Telegraph, of the 9TH inst;
The assistant Editor of the Wood County hdepen-
dent, who left his change in the staud-drawer a
French's Hotel, Lima, is requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges aud take itaway.
FIT Pew ARD.-The Perrysburg journal chroni-
cles the presentation of delicately frosted cake
to the Editor of the Wood County Independent, com
posed of grass and oats which had been put
through peculiar course of dstilaton. 1t was
pretty much such a cake as one of the L,dependen
scribblers left in the stanl-drawer at French's Ii
ma Hotel, differing in the fact that in preparing
the Lima cake Jackass was used in place of Q
horse
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Mayor Gunth.r of New York, vetoed a
resolution of the Board of Alderman, pro-
v;dns for the illumination of tho city,
in honor of our recent victories. From
his loyal standpoint, lie could see nothing
in these victories to rejoice over, This is
the same Gnther who refused to encour-
age emigration, because the foreigness ar
irving on our shores might flt the ranks of
the army or supply tho labor market; and
also the same Gunther who presided at
the recent Mcclellan ratification meeting
III New York. If Lee should. win victo
ry, this Democratic Mayor Gunther would
be lad to havo a general jollihcation in
the Metropolis.
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ACARD TO INVALUDS

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amcricr
as Missionary, discovered a safe and simple vm
edy for the cure Of nervous weakness, Early Deca,
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, an,
the whole train of disorders brought on by banelu
and vicious habits, Great numbers have alread,
been cured by this noble rcmedy. Prompted by
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will
send the receipt for preparing and using this med
icius, in sealed envelopo to any one who needs it
FrOo of Charge.
Please enclose a stamped envelope, addressed 4
yourself. Address
23m" JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D. Rible linuse New York City
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The Continental Monthly

The publisher sends us copy of this Magazine
for October. The contents are:
Some Uses OF a Civil War; Proverbs; The Undi-
vine Comedyj The Meth Carolina Conscript; Does
the Moon Revolve on its Axis2 Lunar Character
les; glance at Prussian Politics, Part IL; Ye
Know Not What Ye Ask; Coming up at Shiloh;
Knone, Chapter XIII; Aphorsms; Excuse; Amer
lean Womeni A Wren's Song. W6rd-Sults; A
Great Social Problem; Our Great America; Long
ingj The Lesson Of the Hour; The Scientific Uni
yersal Language; Flower; 0dorsj Locomoton;
Literary Notices; Editors Table.
Terms-Per year $500; two copies So; three
c'pies, 50; six copies, Sll; eleven cppies. 500;
twenty copies s36. Address John F. Trow, so
Green street, New York.
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Editor OF Journal (.

DEAR SIR With your permission wish 4
say to the readers of your paper that will send
by return mail, to all who wish II tfrce), Recip,
with full directions for making and using sim
pie Vegetable Balm, that will electually remove
in ten days, Pimplcs, Botches, Tan, Freckles, anC
all Impurities of the Skin, leaving the same sol
clear, smooth and beautiful.
will also mail free to those having Bald Head
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start full growth o
Luxurant Hair, Whiskers, or Moustache, in les
than thirty days.
All applications ansN cred by return mail with
out charge. Respectfully yours,
TH0S. Il. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
S3l Broadway, New York.
July 20, 1864 l2cm
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The Military Committees for the 10th District met
at Toledo, on Tuesday, 4th inst. and recommended
from the abundance of good material on hand, the
following appointments for officers of the 1s2nd,
now forming at Camp Toledo: Major Lewis Butler
of the 9th o. V. V. l., for Colonel; Capt. John
A. Chase, of the l4th Ohio, for Lieutenant Colon
ell; E. J. Evans, of Williams county, for Majors
Lieut.. c. f. Smith, of the Illth Ohio, for Adjutant
and Lieut.. J. +. Cox, of the 99th Ohio, for Quar-
termaster.
The 1921 will be offcered entirely men who
have proved their valor in the field.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

IN. JouRSAL; The new steamer George W.
Reynolds, IL is we'll known, took quite number
Of persons 10 the Union Demonstration at Toledo,
on Saturday evening last having been chartered
for that purpose by the Union Club Of that city.
Upon landing at Toledo, the party was assured
by the Captain Of the vessel that she would no,
start her return trip until after the close of the
meeting at Whites Hall. with that assurance
those who went to the Hail and listened to the ex-
cellcnt speech, Of Hon. j. NJ. Root, rested quite
easy. With several others, your correspondent.
LEFT the Hall, soon as the speaker closed, and
time before the close ofihe meeting there be-
ing short speech aud several national songs fol-
lowing.
We repaired Immediately to the dock where we
were assured the boat would be, and our surprise
and disappoint mcnt at not finding her there, can
better be imagined than described. She was just
pushing out from the railroad dock above, aud all
our voeiferous shouting and yelling failed to at
tract her attention. She steamed up the river and
some ten or twelve of us were left. At this time
it was fifteen minutes Of eleven O'Clock. You may
judge there was not very amiable feeling in that
party, when you remember it was Saturday night
and no train would be leaving Toledo until early
Monday morning.
A portion of the party remained in Toledo, and
five of us walked up to this place, reaching here
between two and throe O'Clock in the morning,
weary, sore, sleepy and not in the most agreeable
mood in the world can assure ycu. 1t may have
been a very good joke, but we think il one that
will result in nethes preit credit to the boat
swiCt-going steamer though she may be. under
stand there are cxtenuatng circumstances pleaded,
but as yet have failed 10 trace them to definite
source. The facts, however, are as have stated.
Who is to blame9
ONE OF THE VICTIMS,
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Petersnn,s nInrnzine.

The November numSer of this popuaa magazine
has been received. 1t contains beautiful engra-
ing" Departure of the Swallows "a colored
fashion plate, and large number of pattern
plates of numerous articles of apparel. The sup
ply of reading matter is also iull and choice.
This magazine should be in the hands ofany lady
Terms One copy, pr year, 80, two copies, SO
four copies, Sc, fourteen copies, $50. Address
Charles ]. Peterson, 3o6 Chestnut street, Phiadel-
phla, Pa
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Mammoth Pear,

wewere day or two since presented, by Alex.
Aleon, Esq Of Tontogany, with pear which
surpasses ip dimensions any which we have here
tofore seen this season. Its greatest circumfer-
ence, lengthwise, is fourteen inches; while its
greatest circumference, the other way, is eight
and three-fourths inches. We shall test its "qua-
ity" as soon as it becomes sufficiently "mellow.''
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Election.

The election on Tuesday last, passed of quietly
in this village and although the result is not be-
fore us, we believe that full vote was poiled.
This township gave Rice majority of 1903, which
indicates thata considerable majority of the town
ship wish to be represented by Congressman who
win advocate eimm1aiaie cessation. okostlities -
We regret to make an acknowledgment which
will afosd such great pleasure to JeiI Davis, bu
the vote shows such to be the case.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-10-12

We regret to state that the well known
General Geo b. Mcclellan, so seriously
wouneded by General Sheridan during his
receat arbitrary assaults npon Messrs. Early.
Rhodes, and other of our Soutern brethren
in the Shenandoah Valley, is not expected
to recover. His friends in New York are
frantic over his condition, and the most ex-
perienced physicians do not think he will
live beyond November.
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Admlnistrator,s Sale.

Hamilton White Admir- Se,l Sale Of Real Es;
Kellogg Beach, ct al. Court.
On the Goth day of October, 1864, at 3 o'cIock in
Othe afternoon at the door Of the Court House in
the town of Akron, Summit County, Ohio, wilt
be sold to the highest bidder, the following Bcat
Estate, as the property OF Ebene2er s. Reach, de-
ceased, to wit; One piece situat in the township
OF Portage, in Sbc County Of Summit, aud State oil
Ohio, and moro particularly described as follows
Lot M, "a, Block No. !, in the village of Akron.
Also the following described lands situate in
the County of Wood and State of Ohio, and
known MS the United States Reserve, to wit Tho
West y of the Southeast y, and the East 4 Of
the Southwest "a Of Section No. l3, of township
Mol. Also the North y of Section No. 20, in
town No. |, Also the Southwest 4 of Section No.
81, oftownship No 9, North of Range No. 10 East.
Aud the West y of the Southeast 4 of section No.
80. of township No. 6, North Of Range No. 10 East
Terms of sale made known on the day Of sale.
HAMILTON WHITE, Admir- OF
y. :. BBAoH, deed.
BY ). w. MeCLURE, Atty.
sept. III, 1874. ald$7 50
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NSnmn RnnIrinsl,,

William Barton Esq, of this Township, on Tues
day last pres nt,d us with huge pumpkin, weigh
ing sixty-(our pounds, and measuring fonr feet nine
inches in circumference. 1t is of beautiful dark
yellow color, and fully ripe. Mr.. Barton informs
MS that he has others heavier than this one, but
they are not yet fully ripe. We don't know but
'somabody's" pumpkins in this locality beat these
in size and weight, but we havn't lately heard of
them
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Pcrrysburg Church Directory.

MEruoplsr EPIs~oPAr-Rev. u. NJ. Albright ras'or
Services each Sunday at lO:5o AN an" ~ W.
pRys.yrsRrNx-Rev II. W. IIill, Pastor. SetTlSe' VIC.
each sund,y at 1890 AN. Sabbath School ana boI'
Glass at ~ NJ
p,prtsr-Rev II. n Taft. Pastor. Services eaeh sun
day at 1920 A. NJ. Sabbath School AZ u NJ
Iur,irRA AN-Rey j. Klinageis, Pas'or Services every
Sunday. forenoon and afternoon alternately
GERMAN MErunDtsr-Rev. @. Swineforth, Pastor 0erV
ices each alternate Sunday az 1890 A.d'
CAruotIc-Rev Mr.. Charles Cribs. Services eaeh sun
day at 10 AN. and u.N.
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Choice Fruit.

We are under obligations to Mr.. Henry Mahdel
for lsket of large and excellent sweet potatoes
and apples, raised by himself. Judging from the
sizea !. quality IF this fruit, we consult tAat
Wood ,ouuty su't such extremely bad place
to live, afler all-even if some folks do have the
agge here about thirteen months in a year.