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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

h ,Dsaesessie 6oess Qaaenaeiaa -
- W ~ eJeeeSSa u CIV. uex. peSs3dSoe.
Aitss eesssdseDbss sqoeeelsng ssd soatustoo
b. vallaeli4bem nss, shs E,,,ewtsg asIe-
eotso to she nasi0uss c,nvensioo we're elect.
% /: wm. Alien, Ben. ~. PeodIeson, Allen
@. Thsrssn, Ra,us P. Rssney. Two hua-
dsed soA elsveo sosss sess cost By Vallsu-
digbam men; NECESSITY g . choice two
bundled "a lifsess. Geo. r. PuRh sud
Thos. ". Barley Sers cAessn Ss6ascrial
electors ~ sbe presidential ticket. Reao-
iusioas wsrs sdopssd opposing the peosesu.
sioo 81 tae wsr ~ the suhjasatioo II tAs
States that mob spirit now abroad ~
the result Of violation Of the constitution
BY the party 10 power. Tie yrsDny Of
The present administration bss Gown the
seed, snd "a arc nov reaping . harvest Of
crime, Tue following noninaeioos were
made Tor State o6icers: W. n. Armstrong.
Secretary u g. ase; Judge p. vanswerp.
Sapeeas Judge; New hisasy, Of usocvck.
lor snort tern L. q. Critch6ela, Attorney
0soeraI; W. D. v. Prensiss, C.ups roller
Of Treasury A = Rsnocy and N. N. Bar.
reg, Sc.0Ol Uommiss"ners.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
~ nlAsnH 4,

CAsEUuv KY March %.
Gel. Wnatberiprd, III Con. H6bson'a coal.
maud, csptu,eu ths rebel Maj Mot]snry
.nd 6se uen, killing the rebel Ospt.
Smith
Reliable ,nf Irmation from COL. Weather
furd repnrt. Ohsn,p Ferguson killed IN r.
cent With COl S.ikes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
cAkeass ant Rssk lslHn1 ka,l,, /.
WIN TEA ARRANGEAENT, 1883.

WIN Err ARRAN0E0GNT. 1883.
IN All an IN MONDAY, NOV. IL. 1873,
~ sad aatil further aosiee, trains w.li issy
Dsvsnpcst daily, Sundays essspssd. - follows:
lee Dail train IT.. ...................6 Is 4. l.
SV34osoApeSO. $40 2. n.
1sstns arrive ct Davenport daily, Sundays q.
copied, - follows:
LED night express 81. .7ss 4.
ID daily express and mail tssiA a.. g. 0S r.
Al Raa0s Ovee this f"ues ere IN Iireot eonnsxion
atChisago vith trains over both the Michigan
8esthsen, niehigaa Central, Pittsbufs, Fort
Woyae, AID Chicago RAilnad 70 and from De.
slsit, Te,eao, Columbus, Cleveland, Cineiansti
N'ts. arg, Oank'rk, Suaalc, Niagara fails, Able.
~. Nes Vesk, Philadelphia, Balsansrs and " asn.
ingtso.
fassaosass asa samiaAsd Of the necessity q
9ivtag d1atanet directions 10 the destination .,
their boggage, also topeosurs tickets bsfofe All.
tAgtheisssAts II the cars, - the eondaetcfs ool-
stare only 70 citations on the line VI he u
ego and Rock Island Raiisnoi.
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintso
OavoNpoet. New. 10 tak4 A..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
New YoRk, March %.

New YoRk, March 20.
The following Is additional BY the last
steamer:
MADEIRA. March 5.
The Confederate steamer Florida p 1t
10 here on the 2stb, and was allowed to
receive 20 tons Of coal, water and provi.
sious, hut WAS required to leave the port
again, which she did the folio sipg day.
LONDON. March Is.
The Arch. Doke Macmillan hss ar
rived here.
PARIS, March Is.
The Mexican prisoners 10 France have
given 10 their adhe.ion 10 Macmillan.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
WASH SoTon, March %.
Special 70 the Herald

SPECIAL 70 the HefaId.I
In communication 10 the Senate
TO-DAY, the President axis that Il 9
names Of Generals Newton and Brooks,
VII ch were sent to tie Senate come 2
m nths ag", as candidate for Major
Generals, be returned 10 hun. This nc
IT, u took many Sena.o. ., frien IL Ct those
oil ;ers BY surprise.
Operations in Va, will commence
mach sOouer than many suppose.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

MsMPH.s, March %.
FORFEIT, with 1000 men, 10 ut Boili-
var, Tenn.
20 men Of the let Ala. cavalry and Q
party Of lsborers who were taking UP
rails on the Little Rock KR., opposite
this cty, were captured BY guo,rilIAs tais
morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
Nsw Yoxx, NJ ar

Nxw YoKx, March 20.
The rebels report The capture ot Fort
Powell near Mobil :, by Admiral Farra-
gut. Date not given.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
?. L. CARLr.
r. /. Sit HkLL
TRU sTAk'S SALE.
DY VIRTUE or 4 DE 20 or Tpu r. vx.

IL Virtue We - I'm ~ VI IBU I'll. tx
- sea,si 70 ne by Nils Peter patcs.t a "a
thr.ttins sopa,a Pessrsos, HE s,fs, dassd on .as
soiea dy Of Mach. ls65, so d0ty nist and re-
cssisd !. ths ofics u Ne seeoeiss u dc-ds fss
- lsla.d eosoy. and StAss - lll,ssis, In vol
sme""" of dsvds, psss Sell sbsll % tas -
asy ct Asrii 1894, .. o'esoee p = os said day.
o. ior .s,: - ths h.ga.ss tiaisr. tes sssh, ~
sos Ccurs Hou,s doss, Ia sss cisy q Dsvasposs,
,osa. tbs following ds-cribsd lad. sisu.,ed IL
NeeA Island eoan.y. II iacis. or M much thereof
- may b necessary 40 satisfy Ne ssosnt nov
oIs ~ 'srssic pr ,oifsosy esss. TO seess. spiah
es'a .ssa Nas s,vs., t-s.t Lot seven a. 10.
.ss ths scath eass Sisr;e~ of The nyss 81
sae. 80. 81 .eosion ssa SEQ lle.) "a lot sss a.
S W. soe..- rass quarter q the ssssh. vest
y session sastsse lo j slse ,ss ssx (s,)
essoe sse nsf.A ssss fAcsisaGl sssssss q sossi.
.sss ssa.ssr - sssa ssssies alse &. III. vsso
.I:S'sssa. 9.sr O. o. 80 esusA.wsss qusr.ss 81
eaas ~ etcn q xtssa L. ~ II t.wusifp ee,se
ten I'D ecr.h u :acss ess (l) .vsss, Or The
ioursA p.tp~ipal nesidisH.
JAMES o2ASr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
LATE NEWS:

Nsw Hoag. Msrsa =.
II 1ollooiee y a16lesoosl nsvs ~ ~
City Of Wosbineeoo:
TIE Dsslsh Wsr wos debated In she
GsosD d Lpsds q Tie ote.
Lseo Rassrll psssosneed tie Auster.
P. ussies ooussU = osissssAAhls.
srAs spsvse q Dee oark IN relation 70 .
enelsreoce % espeeted'ta feW days. II
49, sseenoo. nerueieaioos will b co00euced3
a. herwise ~ 90 moot 60 on.
Lord oselesbssy argaed shst . Brisish
flset rhcald b seoe 20 the Baltic TO watch
Austsiss vessels there.
Lord Russsli ssid The channel squsdron
vss home, and cosld be sent "a il dssits.
BILE = the sbortest notice.
The Austrians inside further advance to-
wards Gsdstfsl.
The invs.ensot of Fsedssicks By the sllies
vas exp. c:ed 10 tew days.
The Prussian headquarters were ct Ma.
neild, on the frontier someW here.
The Loodou 7jmss, from . commercial
view, couusels inacsiou on the part Of ~
gland.
The Archduke Macmillan continues at
Paris.
II il asserted that loan cannot be nego
tisted Gill he is established 10 Mexico.
LONDON, March 10.
"A fsht hes taken plsos between the
Au.trisns and Danes near Vsele. with heavy
l,e.e. on both sides. The Danes were
driven back.
The Allies are advancing in great force
towards Freiericka,
Tue Itmss says the country will not
ulupxe into yer 1t the bidding 1t the peers
The Shipping Gazette says Earl Russell
speech On Tuesday uigdt IN n Ct mean.
tLst th,s country hiss pledged ~ maintain
| tie Independence Of Denmark BY negot,a
l,on. but failing in that, then ~ torcs u
arms.
HAMsuaG, March 0-p. ID.
A severe battle has been foue betwee'
! the Au.trisns sod Danes near Viele. TIT
Danes had sustained heavy losses.
SHANGHAI, Jan. rs.
China is tranquil. Tue news from j.
ian is unsasisfsctory.
TIE Princes we've eudesvorirg to exclud,
| foreign trade at Yokohama.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

ARLINGTON, March -.
Admiral Dablgreen has not yet OBJ
taincd his sons body. Commissioner
Ould sent word that the man Who buried
the body could net be fouod Just yet,
bat that it will DO cent down % soon 90
possible.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
The D4iiy Demecras and News,
4. G. SxALLPIELp, Agent.
TRINA sap n,,,ns0rfnu

DAL1.-'b cents per vssk.p :, . bic tocsriiesr.
Nj, and post-oahce Subscribers, 81 90 par sasu
payable in sdvsnce.
wEssLy.-$s!s" per snnum, in advance
In Clabs St the following
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
EeW Yu.r. Mach !

new Ioak, March %
The following il d'ges. Of sas ue~s q.
the BIB BY the steasnshlp olympus. which
arrived hero to-day:
In the House Il Commons NJ. Roebuck
gave notice that 30 would on the 1l.h ask.
as the Government has demonstrated
against the Confederate eulistme Of ses.
men, whether u would likewise reu,oo
strste against Fedsrsl enlistmcuts 10 Ire.
land.
The Attorney General said that Confsd.
crate war vessels bad the same right % the
F.derals to capture British vessels convey
toy contrabsnd goods, pr.viding always
chat the captures b. sent before tho ?, b
court.
Lmd P.!uerstnn in response, reiterAt Cd
dis conviction that the whole # the Au,
Ger Russ,ao proceedings vers outrageous
AMI not ju,t'tied BY the State Oh, sss.
Russia DAs prcclsi,ned The enaacipa tior
of III. pes4a0ts 10 Poiand.
Important petrolsu.n discoveries are re-
ported in Southern Russia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
BoeroN, March %.

BoeroN, March %.
Several Thousand people witnessed
the lannch OF the monitor Monodock to-
day. which took place without accident.
About 500 people were on boa,d.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

+ q Il > A l. Z Ca T. Ar !!
Widow Sash,
Window Blinds.
Doors Of all SizaS,
Eado of DAA LUAB IL Ia 1857.
A LARGE STOCK ON HAND, AND
WILL BE SOLD
Cheaper lhuss Last Year.
0kORGE OFT, rajas.s.
Mhll-ln Second Street bslov iirlev.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

NA>hssLts, Nsrch q.
Re0ose ansas Of the csrioss II three
trains q Wsitrser, ase ReUondless. uvo.
Ahse0aa asstvea hsso to-oisht.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
A. MlLL.ER.

no. 70 OnADY ofRBsF, DBkOw SECOND
- KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AMI
uuAkss 20 order
TX seats, 00ys' I Chil1eea's Clothing
Of thu best assssia and in manor thss esnno
fA, {, (, ~ - isia ssion. Liberal pssfoaAgc re-
n.,.Sn,i, so,joieei. T0y3l-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
JOINS SOwUAM.

10. u wses-sooosD o. :. soy. saA>v 49,.
s-AAg1o - veOk1 AnO g IA. ESSr
Mea and 0oys' Cooahisg
q every desselpeiso. he follsst saeiefs,Hs..
Wassaa6ei. lsslleis ieso ~ "a susoenero ~
80 aeseeienase g heeea 1eseaeoa1 GAG6sl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

eli As. WulrrAkEK,
a fTOKNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
"A Ussios % Main assast, 10 Hrauts Block, ~
stars. 'oy36 def
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

0. =. Brown, ALY9DD ULLY.
BROWN 4 0ULLY,
A TTOKNhYS AND COUNCE LUK5 At Law.
IA Udic corner Second and Brady streets, Da-
ve0port. I3ws. mohl5
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

.4As~ lstlgtf .ssssssSs.ss
a. .xsas ='se sa*x u 'assa go skss<s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
IA. Ii. klNls.

TrORVKY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
~ asd Notary Public.
Ossics -Osvsnpo.s's Block, LsJlsirs, Io~s.
PArt,oul..r attention paid " collections IN SCOT
County. imyS-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
IA. T. W. u. HIGH,
-,.,,.-P .:es''sS.,: &C., q =: .rA>Y.

uAsHisox sr., ss1wBsn Soaxf ssCOSD.
A.xsAA HORSES AND CAkkl0 OF
G6 the best quality 70 lss - 81 hours
Psusr.!s furnish Cd IN the shortest nsties.
Houses SOUGHT AND SOLOs
and b,avt,t II raASoasbls charges. t0yiV-ojy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

FhANA PLUMEn,
. TTOaNEY ANO COUNSELOR AT Law
"A sul NosAy Public. Oiss 10 LsClAire Block
OAvonp.vt lovs tae2-df
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

ases sd aa sea ssyls s4sassk rss.u Il vi
- s.'.s.ss,Ai III. iss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
Nfnety.Niae or n. =, are
Using = R q w MS
GHAMAa AIRS.

They have tcen of6cir!'y adopted end 4. tn,
dused ~ The Scnool irassess ., : asse n..,,..s.
y q The feLsoi Disssie,s .. New Ycss.
The Seriss ~ sssd io isses asnber Of The
bRON NJ, CKAAMnkS - stso -. =.
ssnsively adopssd ~ ID. wsssess STATES 81 vssv
macy tisf. t. -. ssk VI disss.cts. a. (..sc.
aod psivsss isstilatious. 1hes ere ~ 4.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
!, CART " KlHT,
seas 4. DAT,
HENRY SELDY,

n.ALER IN FUKNlTURE, CARPETS.
- MAs, Oil Cloth Mstting, & indow shades,
~. East ! .coaa 81. next d.or to Perry. iyxl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

uWa. r. a. 0W0 AlN0s
eAoAlo vA0lE MILL men,
Casak. N asao- 4 GbBo>s. MAKER,
- EAST SECONOsrREET. BETWEEN
Nv brsdy snd Perry. Dsvenpost. Iowa.
~ Keep, coustsatly on hand lsFgs
snd ee.l selected stuck Of the ooes
W feshiosaals silitassy GoVds, % which
r";' 800 ss.-:-.S - ss,biv yl0 div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

J. A. READ, u. H.,
IDHYSLOIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L and residence No. -, corner Main sua Third
reefs. f,sv snnort, Iowa. iuiyl d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

q. Oe OON0 DOM
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law
"A and Notary Public. O@se, North -Wes,
3sass OF brady end second stfoets, up-stairs-
oevA0oo nm brady street. July 0A.ds
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

JAS. .. 4USNA0. jOMN nUuok.
re IN N 4 aeOOE ~.
A fTOkNkYS NDCOUNHELOk5A At LAW
"A O1vlos, davenport Block, No. -, Main ct
second FlOos. iuo7.jtf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-15
Get Enough Sleep.

We have often heard young men reuarf
thot four or i've hours was all they warted,
ana all that the human system required. The
hadn't Of going without Sufficient sleep is very
Injurious. In. usards, no doubt, peEman-
ert!y njure lnelr heath IN this way. We
live in last age, when everybody seems 10
lie irwin. q ?tr'.r Il! rGer o. u!ture. |
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-15
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

ToRNADoEs,-Eery unusual and destruc-
tive atmospheric phenomena have recently
taken place in portions of Maine and New
Hampshire. In Bethel Me-, and the neigh
boring towns, last Monday, there was a tor
nado, the effect of which, according to the
Oxford Democrat, was manifest in cutting
down all the growing crops and the grass,
and uprootlng and stripping trees of their
foliage, even cutting off the twigs and bruis-
ing the bark. Its track was about half a
mile IN width. The glass was broken out of
houses in great quantity, and the cellars
were filled with water Hail fell in such
quantities as to form considerable drifts in
various places. The same day terrific storm
swept over the towns OF NARROW. Stoddard
AMI Antrim, y. H. Tie trees we're blown
down, the roads blocked, glass bloken, fields
'"ded aud crops destroyed to very disas-
trous extent.
y gentleman wet into a copperhead
re"spaprr office rect .tlv to insert a legal
advertisement rIch ne was anxi ,us t. have
IN paper OF small circulation. While talk
M with thr 'IerA about The price, he MADE
'' !Tht'K t0at .rcrEhlckS Wer- 90 better
an 'ted rr' ',,oe whrr-upon me Zen
y m'A \" M .-c- pt.i AMI pad I in
''' - i Anlcr he IA !
n. Irm' II "
,e N,u,
\ >l>GI',Ar Aa.~ h Suringti I'd t.
,on states H. ! " '.,pH .COlrurn, c,!,.-h.,
er the l'tL rg,uyn,, Who cane h =,
Saturday. has t,s. almost al IDIOT for at,out
SIX W. rs having los, entirely The power Of
speech On the - of NV shei! burst
over his head, a piece Of mich struck bis
cap, bnl inflicted H. apparen. injury upon
the heal. Ever since that day he has no,
spoken word, and has the appearance IF
oe!hS In state CT almost idiocy There is
WIG unnatural stare about his eyes bu, he
c!lhSs 10 the col RS With the utmost tanacitr.
he belongs IN Williamsburg, and has a wife
and two children.
commencement at Dartmouth colleoe m.
ours on the thi,l r-ak IN Julr 49, 20, 81
lC~'ns program: On Sunday, July II, BAG.
ca'aotea'e sermon the president: tuesday
CLASS DAY ana address before he ,h.ologica
seminary N the e:enlng; "Wednesday oro
ton b. tone the alumni association by Par
Prot. Bartlett Of Chicago. ora ion ref ~ w.
literary societies by T"v. d. ". Is. , ,-qono
OF Albany. and the usual concert; thursday
the commencement exercise.
a stop has been put to the outr~.es or
eoored people in the New York street cars
The police have been told that their bushes,
Is not to help conductors TO remove coloreG
passengers, but to defend the later in thei,
right to ride, and to arrest the conductor.
VINO outrage 1t, as breakers of the public
peace,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-15

YJNO THE LADIES The celebrated DR. l. Dix partc-
i uarly invites ladies who need a medical surgical
l. adviser. callat his rooms, No. q Endicot
Boston Mass. which they will find arranged for their
special accommodation.
d. Dix having devoted twenty years this par
tCular branch the treatment Of all diseases peculiar 10
females, il il conceded by all doth this country
and Europe that he eACes all other known praCtiOncrS
in the safe speedy and reCtual treatment OF AL female
complaints.
His medicines prepared with the express purpose
removing all diseases. such debility weakness unnat
ura suppressioIlS. engagements u the womb, also AL
discharges which flow from morbid state Of the blood
The Doctor i fully prepared III his ecu liar
ie both medically and SuTgicay, diseases OF the e
male and they respectfully invited 10 call at
NO.2I EndicOtt Street, Boston.
All letters requiring advice must contain one dollar Il
ensure ali answer.
Boston, Jan. !, lSGi.-ly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-15
- Ii f. X NJ 4 y VI O X e \ y
BILLY TRULL,

Billy * the only true and ih0roUgh-bre Shcr
man Morgan on the turf. { His sire WAS The IA
NOUS Billy Root whose dam half t4enc l.
mare sire by the old Justin Morgan and ST, the
old sherman His dam was dlpple bay mare
sired by the old Steele Horse the fam oaS iioyl
Morgan Of DERBY Line and he by the Old Sher-
man. His dam was very fast traveller. 4 cry
perfect formed animal and feet Al 50 years Of age
RIiy Trul Is now Ii years Of age. sound and per-
tycty Kind and safe for 10 handle or DIVE.
Aa> the appearance OF tEc or slX year> uf age anu
f.r beauty and Stvie o! carriage i unsurpassed
Color, dark chestnut; weight 300 l3S; hlsht IA
hands. An ta>t traveller Never WAS 'ra.ii-
- but trottct mile fall 20: 1851 on the course al
&. JohnS5urv with 2jJ lbs Miller Buggy anu
, oaI track il. - minutes. Good judges say As
/ An nc trained ,1>y I" trot less than ; minutes
| Iae above Billy al. be kept II the stable oi
the proprietor Al West Burke, The coming sea uI.
/ i.r the Improvement Of stock. Mondays. Ie>-
uIy> and WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS a. Sheffield,
Eritay> a. - johu>bury Center and SaturI ay>
Lyndon Corner.
, Term. II ,..rrant = % AL mares will ie
considered with fosl II disposed Of before the
G>uai time oi ioallnr
Billy 1 for SHE splendid S.5jie Horse and
I safe tnT auv enc - handle OF drive
DAVID TRULL.
Wc>: Burac. June, i>5i Iui-lo.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-15
SILVER SPOONS


SILVER SPOONS
OF my own manufaeture-warranrrd good and
sold at old prices if paid for il coin If ich they
are made. Spoons and Forks engraved free Of
charge at time of sale.
GOLD PENS and Extension Cases from the
celebrated manufactures of a. Morton, and Daw-
son, Warren & HYDE.
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
OF Gold, Silver and other kinds of bows Ny
( assortment and experience are such that L can
fully supply the wants of those who can be helped
equal TO any optieian. and az one fourth less
price.
HAIR MADE INTO ORNAMENTS
! By Mrs. c. c. Childs in the latest and most ap-
proved style. Hair taken i'll exchange for goods
also, old gold and silver on which premium vii
be allowed. Best quality Hair Fronts for ladies
/. Ouat Photograph Frames on hand
/ Picture Frames made TO order. large iOl o.
/ framed and other fine Steel. Colored LiihOgTaph;
and Oil Paintings in great variety.
, CLOCKS Of various stycS-ail warranted
! good time-pieces.
Collar your dogs agreeable to Safe law, as col
lars can be had and engraved ~ my tore.
! Watch. Clock, and Jewelry Repaired. and En-
craving done BY experienced 'vorkmen, OF myScl
practical workman, and all work warranted.
9O-tf c. c. CHILDS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-07-15
FARM FOR SALE!

One of The most profitable farms for the price
in Northern Vernon, Pleasantly situated | mile
south OF. Barton Village on the road leading ia
Sheffield. Said farm contains 80 acres of good
land "a of which is wood land. The remainder
is conveniently divided into iillage and paS'ur-
ing. Also 800 sugar trees, well furnished with
Sn7r,r bouse. an apple orchard, large and COM
t1x,,hIs bouSe with beautiful shade trees, suita-
bic sheds. barns and hog house Part of the
land with the buildings will be sold if desired
Terms very reasonable. 5. P Den iEK-
july ., 1864. ~
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merchant, in lending hand on board
OF ore of his ships on windy day, found
himself, at the erd OF an hour and half,
pretty well ex lau>le1 aud persprlng freely.
lie ga, down to rest. Inc cool wnd from
the sea was d,tigh'fu., and, engaging in con-
versation, time pas,ti faster IMAM ne was
aware Of In atte npling to rise ne found
he was liable 10 Do - without asSlstance.-
He was taken home and put to bed, where
he remained for two years; and TOR long
time atterward could only hobole ahnut with
the aid OF crutch. Less exposures thah
this have, in constitutions cot % '!Sor"u,
resulted in iuH,mation o. the .lnSs, " ineu =
monia." ending in death in less tnan week,
or causing tedious rheumatlsms, to be
source Of torture for lifetime. Nultltudes
of live, would be saved everysyear, and an
incaIculable amount of human suffering
would be prevented, if parents would begin
10 explain to their children, at the age OF
three or four years, the danger which attends
cooling of too quickly after exercise, and
the importance of not standing still after tx
ercise, or work, or play, or Of remaining ex'
posed to wind, or of sitting at an open win
dow or door, or of pulling off any garmant
even the hat or bonnet, while in heat L
should be remembered by all that colo
never comes without a cause, and that, il
four times out of five, it is the result Of leav
ing off exercise too suddenly, or of remain
ing still in the wind, or in coolor atmo spher
than that in which the exercise has been ia
ken.-Edinburg Paper.
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OTTOMANS AT CASINOS.
BINGHAM'S BUILDING. St JohnSburv
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The undersigned takes this opportunity to
inform the people of the State Of 'rrmont tina,
he has got a fresh lot of those Celebrated preni
UNI Horse Powers and ThreShing Machines and
would say that he has had great experience for
the last twenty years in running ana repairing
all kinds, shapes and sizes of machines down to
the antedeluyian times. and Is bold to say that
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and do it easy, and If we'll run and cared for il
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st JOhnsuury, VI
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