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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-10-15

PpDlgui.

Tie undrugbed, --------------. whose post oi1.o
5Idress is ------, cOunlt VI '---. $lur ~ -----,
proposes to convey the mails OF ur rEmd utr,
from January /, 1865, to june 3d. l'b5. ullo6e 80;
-, between --- and ---, uulgr UI' nvIIemcnr
Of the Postmaster General, dated Auu %. 1854
with "celelIy, certainty, ami tyuluy' ui .Hc ait
nual sum Of -- dollars.
This proposal is made pith tWAkn5mlafg' Of The
distance oftRe route, the pegbtot The maui rear
rcd and all oNtr porticaan in reference 10 he
rows and sSrp.ce, and also, after careful cTemina-
ton oftac lar' and Instructions attached to he ad.
UahsmOA
Dated Signed
GudrdNict
The undersigned, residing at --i State -, un-
dertakc that, Il the foregoing bid for carrying the
mail on route No, he accepted by the Postmaster
Gcneral the bidder shall prior to the lstdly Of Jau-
uary 1865, enter into the required obligation Of con-
tract to perform the service proposcl with good aud
sufficient suglues.
This pc DO undcrsiGHding distinctly The obligations
and liabilities assuncd by guaranioB under The glh
section Of the act Of Coag9sQf July >, 1885,.
Dated (simd by two guarantorsl
Cuii6caic
The undersigned postmaster At ----, State Of ---,
ecrtiacs, UNDER Hls OATH or OFFICE, that he Is ae-
Quainted with tue above Eumanlori, and knows them
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1864-10-15
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Territory Of New Mexico To March Term 1864,
Let ludcia District. County Of Santa lt,
JOSE MANUAL G AltFGOs,
TOMAS tARtXA pE BACA,
JOSh sEAArlN RAMIREZ,
Executors of the cstrteq $A.,aclmynt IN Assamp,l
Antonio Sanioyal, dgtd.
u.s.
ANAsrAClO BARrIA.
Whereas the said plaintiffs have sued out an Attach.
mtnt rs such esecos oi The estate VI AnbnIn Sluio
VAL deceased, against tho said defendant, rcturmblo
u the District Court 10 and for the County Of Siuta
Ft, Territory N New Mexico, at ihe March term 1856
thereof aud toppcrIng from thc affidavit If the sli
planl jose Manuel GalcE0s, that the said defendant
reilHs beyond tie limits 0f said Territory and has no
known place Of residence thcrein, therefore tho sad
defendant Is hereby notified that hB property will he
attached at tho slit Of the said plaintiffs to satisfy theft
ittuan4 against hIm founded upnn two obligations tur
the delivery Of sheep The Arst dated datai March %
1855 i0r the sum 0I s545O and lh second r 22aO sheep
at 500 per head, IN favor of said deceased damages
elgmol zen thousand ilye h1nlredlut eighty Heytu
dollars and lilty cents
NON If the said defendant sblll not appear On tho
frs. day N tho nest term VI IN said District Court 10
he begun and bold Al tho Court House Of said County U.
Santa 70 on the lst Monday Of Narch A, j 1885 and
retired against him and bis property sold ~ satisfy
said Judgment
Witness the Hon KIRBY RlNEDCT, Chief
Justice d. tb1 supreme CouH of Hil lrr.
rtory aud Judge rut tha natj$u,al Dlf.
ir.ut Court thereof, and tho sJal Of sad
count, au Santa Id Ilis 2lst day uI top'em.
bcr A. p 1884.
sAMuUUlIsoN
CLERK Of snll Court.
81 MHuP la.
AUS lur rlH
No lG4t
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REOPENlNG! REOPENING ll

], IloCGuoy EsQ,
Solicitor for Complainant
No. lG;6t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23

Saturday morning two barns and seven.
teen yearling ewes (for which be had been
offered $4,000 we're burned for Levi VOL
colt of Shoreha.n. No insurance.
Early Sunday morning the brick buildino
i'll Rutland occupied by B. q D. c. Bil!nrs.
merchants, and j. }. L. Randall. architect
was burned with nearly all its contents.
Tie building, valued at about $4,000. was
Insured for Sl400 in the Vermont Mutual,
Mr.. Randall had no insurance. His loss is
III some respects irreparable. as it consisted
i'll choice instruments. some of which were
imported; plans. drawings and books which
no money can replace. His pecuniary loss
cannot fall much short of three thousand
dollars. There were also collections of
valuable memoranda acquired during y
years OF practical operations in building.
all his account books and papers. and the
records OF the Union school district. The
MeSsrs. Billings were insured for $4,000 in
the Norwich fire insurance company. of
Norwich, Ct. and for $1,000 in the City fire
INSURANCE company of Hartford.
Quartermaster General Pitkin is at Wash
hgton to procure IL, 00G stands of arms and
equipments for the Vermont militia.
W. W. Cook of Claremont. y. H.. and
W. B. Tenney of Windham. were arrested
i'll Ludlow On the 18th ult, as Migrants.
thieves and deserterS. Cook deserted from
the 9th New Hampshire regiment, and Ten
ney deserted twice, the last time from the
llth Vermont regiment. Both had on new
boots and their valiSeS were crammed with
calico prints, webs of cotton cloth. and 9TH
er articles they had stolen fr0m merchants
i'll Ciarem0nt. y. II. the authorities be-
licve they can find out others equally enter
prising by the two they have caught.
The editor of the Bellows Falls Times ac-
knowiedges the receipt of pair of fine
chickens from subscriber who said that
as he had paid for his paper before the
great advance in printers materials, he
guessed it was no more than due. The
Times truthtully remarks 1t is not often
that the printer is so handsomely remem-
bered OF appreciated
The Rutland county bank is going to or
ganize under the national banking law. wit II
a capital increased to S200. 200.
K. q. Cole. Esq, who has been cashier
of The Bank of Burlington for the last thir-
ty-two Years. died at Burlington on the 18th
instant
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
Too Bad.

| We learn from the Windsor J0araM of
the 18th inst. that tie box shop of Daniel
Collyer OF St. JOhnsbnry was burned on
Wednesday. Dec. :. Also that the fire
originated in the blind shop of L. c. Nor
ris. whose loss was moi tess than twelve
thousand dollars. and no insurance. If the
editor OF the JOerHdj had taken pains to
examine The CALEDONiAN OF the Sth inst.
he would not probably have made such
series of blunders. On the day above stat
ed the shop OF Messrs. Colby d Gay was
destroyed, and Mr.. Morris lost property to
the amount Of some twelve hu1dFcd dollars.
Aside from this the JOufaGrs account was
mainly correct. The Journal was not alone
i'll this error. but Is that paper. and the
Otnets printed Ill the same office, circulate
III this section more OF less. il is due its req
ders to get its statements somewhere hear
the truth. This blunder is only sample
OF scores that get into the State papers.
CHE CALEDONIAN as well as others and
nearly al of which are caused by the pro-
pensity that the Springfield Republican and
Burlington Times have to temize every
thing. In the operation of rewriting and
cutting over news items. names. dates ana
amounts are so perverted as scarcely to be
recognized by the parties most Interested
". C0rnlyy ReoTganised.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
H'iiiU Company.

The following is the roll of the company
.r"ruited by {. F. SpauiGing at this place ::
Iaptain-N. Z. HARRINGTON.
l>t Lieutenant-D. +. CELLEY.
"a ). W. HALL.
Seryeants.
James +. Steele. john c. Hendry.
Iiayius }. Dalton. Charles II. Walter.
CO?p0ralS.
Nimbali Marshall. Edward \. Shaw.
Lowell G.. Stiles. Heman Is. Davis.
Drummer-Alvin c. Jewell.
tlter-E@berj o. Finel.
PrirateS.
Fred. Benedict George Whittermore.
James Smith, Charles Z. Ely,
Hiram Corey. Harry A. Harris.
,iOhn Andrews, Thaddeus Spencer.
Vim. ii. Shaw. VIM. McClane.
Joseph Mudgett. Charles Heyer.
Xcla \. Richardson. Francis NJ. Warren.
jonathan Burt. Joseph l.. Willard.
James ". Grant, Peter ii. Irainor.
Inward +. MoultOn. Walter y. Shaw.
edwin K. Grant. George \. Bailey,
hudson :. Hurlbutt. Horace +. Barker.
Gro. NJ. Howe. Harvey q. Perigo.
y alter Halves. josiah IL. Baldwin.
has. X. Chadwick. David HOsmer.
Warren c. Graham. Charles z. Balch.
Alexander Stewart. VIM. Ii. ii. Rollins.
harles =. Carpenter, Justus Bulnham'
Jewell l.. Harlow. VIM. A. hutchinson
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
DIED IN HOSDitG;.

Died in the L. S. Army Hospital at Bal
timore. Nov. %. at 9 o'clock A. NJ. John
Valentine, only son of john $. and Nancy
Goodcll of Barnet. Formerly Of Waterford.
aged q years. He was wounded al the
battle Of Cedar Creek. Va. Oct. 49, and
los; his right arm, having it amputated at
his shoulder. His father hearing, on the
9th, that his son was very low and not ex-
pected to recover, hasteiied next morning
to Baltimore. but found him laid in the 81
lent tomb. but few hours before his arriv-
al. His wound was said to be doing well.
but dlarrl9a set in and did the fatal work.
His body was taken to Waterford and bur-
led on the 9TH inst.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
Lore ut First Sight.

Mr.. EDITOR: The article in the last CAL
EDONIAN. under the above heading, is alb
solutely false in every important particular.
Acquaintance was made with young lady,
who is an intimate friend Of u relative and
friend OF the writer. and she vas treated
With gentlemanly courtesy. and that was
the whole of it. She did not however. be-
long to Lebanon. II is questionable wheth-
er such things should be dragged into
paper. Such scandal should be
left to tattling women and meaner men.
B. l.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23

Ta-s Il a. -. ;. s,,e FLOWING advantages over
IL o;he- a., = a, - Cutters
Ii Iris.a- aa.,-e siiu1le IN its construction.
Tn,-o -, a-l 5,ar dirt ss2r1S Insi1v II the
Naclsi.. a.. { mich can ho readily taken cut
seI.a-A;, a. ,.,.s.-a and r.liaocd. consequently
there l. ',- $50, sl',Trt the Machine wh,rc meat or
the laioS q = Il caa and Judgement and become
rancid
End. IL u ge-s c. fir ar,ar ar arranged
thai th,y =. ~ r,'sc II III kalRes Wh,n III Ma
chm Is 80, =, c:r:i.,, the ll,-t ccanly and
evenly. losssi s-gt.s. instead Of f-arlng Il
;,AI aSiSl T- case asg;h ;sr 4.lld'r NJ hines
81 IT, k-.l--s sirr lil-aly hrldln thcir place
~ .. erl lA tie liNck of irpn into which thvy are
AZ sad al H. olll,r end IL the grooves GA The AZ
1,pr la-k.- il impossible Tor one 10 iTuak while
cgt:-l-s ia,4l
s-h The Machine vii at iaszi ,nure rapidly
than other Machines and with les power tyr TIE
quantity cut
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
DEATHS,

In St Fohnsbury, Dec. 10, Of diptheria, Lepha
A., daughter Of Nathaniel p and Adeline Dean.
aged years.
In St. John bury, Aug. 4, Nathaniel P. Dean,
jr aged % years.
!: the I. :; General Hospital, Annapolis. Nd.
Dec }. john Green, Co. 4. 18th Reg't, ageG %
wears
In Topsham, Dec. Is. of brain fever. Archibald
Richie, youngest son ofDuncan and Margaret
r Stewart, aged y years, months.
At North Danvlie, Dec. 4, of diptheria, Abby,
Ella, aged years and months. youngest daught-
er of Joseph and Olive Bickford
Killed at Cedar Creek. Va. Oct I9. LYMAN F.
Perham. aged 80 years. corporal of Co. X. Sth
V. Vols.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
FLOUR! FLOUR!
JEWETT AND ANDERSON
OFFER FOR SALE
300 BARRELS OF SUPERIOR FLOUR
at Wholesale and retail,
At the lowest market rate
ST. Johnsbury. Nov. %, 1864

A N ACT
Relating to closing the affairs and redeeming
and paying the bills or notes of the Franklin
County Bank.
1t IS hereby enacted by the General assembly of
the State of Vermont:
Sec. |. The act entitled "An act incorporating
the Franklin County Bank" approved y owe nber
II, lSi9, is hereby amended as to limit the
time during which said bank shall continue and
have succession to the first day of June, 1865.
instead OF the first day of January. 1867 as limit
ed in said act.
Sec. = Said bank shall as soon as NAV be
and within twenty days from the passage of this
act, cause notice of the same and of the purpose
of said bank to terminate its existence on said
first day of June, 1865, to he published for the
period of six months or until said first day of
June, in each newspaper printed in this State and
in the Boston journal, a newspaper printed in
the city of Boston, in the State of Massachusetts,
and in the New York Times, newspaper print
ed in the city of New York. Said notice shall
also state that all bills notes of said bank not
presented for payment before said first day of June
1865, will not be redeemed and paid by saic bank.
And after the publication Of said notice as herein
directed said bank shall be held liable in any
court of w equity in this State to reteemior
pay any of its bills or notes not presented for re-
demption or payment before the time fixed in this
act; and any bonds, which may have been given
by the directors of said bank for the REDEMPTION
of Its bills shall not be held be of binding force
and obligation upon the persons executing the
same. to redeem pay any bills or notes Of said
bank not presented for redemption or payment
before the time fixed in this act.
See. 3. This act shall take effect from its mas
sage.
ApDroyed Nov 1Jd 1864
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
4 TRUE STORY.

A gentleman from Boston in visiting his friend
who owns a nice, wel-stOcked farm in our
neighborhood, was invited TO look over the prem
ises; and after examining the nice ia; hogs in
their roomy sty, the sleek looking with their
bags Of gold, the beautiful horses, oxen and
other stock, they came to the sheep pasture.
where was nice flock OF about 800 sheep. among
them splendid buck valued at thousand dol
lars. Said he, How warm they must be, how soft
aud comfortable their feeces look. Yes, said :ht
farmer they are that, but after your long walk out
here in the fields, | rather guess You will think
that the lounge ycu probably noticed in our
sitting is soft and comfortable. bought
it Of CASINO. on ST. John>bury Plain, few
months since. and think that that LOUNGE
and the SPRING MATTRESSES, with which
have just furnished my house, II be about the
best investment ever made. 2Stf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
VERMONT STATE RONDS

pared to issue at par. with accrued interest.
State Bonds. payable with interest semi-annual-
ly, at SIX per cent and due in 1873 The amount
to be issued is limited to S2250,G00 The bonds
are for $500 each. coupons payable LIST June and
December, at Bank in Boston. Funds in paw
ment for bonds may be deposited in any Bank Ill
this State to my credit. On receipt of advice,
bonds will be forwarded as directed.
J. B. PAGE, Treasurer. .
State Treasures Office, Rutland, Nov. q 1864.
27tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
ID K. T. A L ON
WHITE MOUNTAIN
Vegetable Pain Eradicator
HORSE and OK LINlMENT

BETHLEHEM, N H, Sept !, 1864.
This is TO certify tina, G. r. Huichins Of Lisbon,
y. H.. has the sole and exclusive right 10 manu-
facture and yend my improved vegetable medicine
and the public NAV be assured that the article in
troduced by him is the genuine and the only gen
uine medicine of nv invention
BREYANT EATON.
To those who have made use OF DR. Eaton =
Liniment no appeal is necessary, 10 those who
have not we have only to refer them TO the wit
ten testimonies of some of distinguished eiii-
zenS- Having unbOuIded confidence in this
medicine after using If in nv family far a lon-
time, purchased the recipe and now offer it TO
the public hoping to receive your liberal patron
age. remain, very respectfully.
Your Obediant Servent.
c. B. HUTcHINS-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
Manchester, n. H., Mayo.
Badness and Gray Hair.

WALLACE Co. You are liberty TO state that lew
weeks commenced to your German Hair Res
toratiye aud 1t has accomplished ali could desire hen
Il years vi age my hair commenced turning gray AMI
when 80 years old quite white In 1885 the hair came on
the top vi my head. have USED great nauy kinds oi
Preparations the hair, both TO restore aud c"or u
little purpose. Your restorative IN short time turin
ed INV hair II its natural color and people ask me
walk the streets what mas CJOred my hair now nni
also that the top my head being covered with anew
growth of hair where previously spre could not b.
found for the past twenty years and not hair tails
from nv head Iii also fine dressing and leaves the
hair ,oti and infant without the least appearance any
nitrate or other colorins matter. ROBERT r. MOORE
Manchester, y. H., Sept. ., 1854.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.

In shutting the machine taethertu the cranka
little So that T. ti.Gs 90 the cutters MI enier the
.rooy's - ,i-e s.sTe--
Cutiher. "A lvoes II STRIPS and feed il reayg-
larlr iia Il d -,,-. when the machine j. full il
viii Ia > !. -
Afi,-t.> s-it a. cut has all feen put into The
hor,.-. l,r;-., - ,lle Uirhr minced meat, th2t
the ma, aI.-f. IA The machine uncut may L.
forced sl-l.l,-r Ilst- S..rr,
Wal.a,ar ,s-cs-, are sharp e1-@, il c-l easily
Ice 1. e, -. = :, -.,c.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
MARRIAGES.

AtSt. Johnsoury. Dec. is, by Rev. E c. Cum
mings. Henry <. Page, of North Troy and Anna
o Heyer of this place, Also, by the same
Chas E. Hardy Of North Trey and Mary NJ.
Heyer OF this place.
In Waterford, Nov. 30, by Rev. G. l. Bard,
Frank B. Sentsr and Augusta L. Green, all Of
Waterford.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23

weighed 563 lbs.
Instructions OF timDeIS. &c, were plac-
ed Oh the Sullivan Railroad, near sugar
Bridge. i'll Ciaremomi. \. Il, Oh Sunday
morning last. The owl train which AZ
riyes here at o'clock in the morning. ran
against them, and came near being thrown
off the track down Great preclplce, but
the speed OF the train had been siackened
as they approached. otherwise most fear
full catastrophe must have occurred. 1t was
a most cold biooded and wantOn attempt
Beiioirs Fails Times.
Considerable interest was excited at the
depot last evening. by a live woman in a
close pi,e box. being taken from hEe@ate.
VT. to san Francisco. Cal. Her name Is
Mrs. Lowe. and her disease a nervous al
lection of the BRAIN and 10 protect her from
the noise incident to the journey. This mode
of transportation was reSorted to. Inc box
was about three feet high aud three feet
wide. and long enough to accommodate its
occupant. Inside was bed on Which the
patient lay. and the inside was muiiied to
prevent any noise from reaching her. A
small aperture was made III the side OF the
box to admit air. and the whole contriv-
ance. which appeared at first severity
was the most considerate kindness. She
stopped al The Nayas&et last night, where
she exchanged her box for i bed.-SpftRg
Jtold Eepn5ttcaa.
RAID N VERGENNES.-On Friday last
sheriff Collamer and deputy JOslyn seizec
about .t"Hy-Sj,c barrels OF contraband liquor:
held by different. parties in Nergennes arc
intended for sale contrary to the statute il
such case made and provided. The spirit:
were deposited i'll the Jail for safe keeping
till inspected. Vergcnnes has taken d new
stand for the vigorous prosecution OF tn,
liquor law. and proposes = to fight it out OF
this line
John Duffy. citizen Of underhill, abou
sixty years Of age, was found dead abOu
daylight. Tuesday morning, on the highwa,,
between Underhill Center and the Flats.
Gov. Smith has appointed Dr.. Samue
W. Thayer of Burlington, Surgeon Genera
: OF this State. with the rank OF Brigade
Y General.
: The Brandon National bank has recent
declared dividend of five per cent, paya
BILE in January next.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
Read the following {:

MANCHESTER, n. H., April ,, 1864
WALLAcE& Co, SRS:-My hair has been quite grey
several years and had cdlsei UGH trouble by fiu-
Oft. have used mary al the popular hair preparations
In the market and none uiihem have given
satisfaction, short time Iconmenoej triai Oi
GERMAN Hair Restorative ami am happy 10 stat.
thatit has Tar exceeded my expect atiOn>. have not
used fuil bottle but hIIr ceased failing
O and Is restored L. the color Oi younger days my
head is moreover free from dIndrui would cheer
fully recommend your preparation all those who
seeking genuine hair restorative
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23

From H.. an. hosl,,I.-tuc bloody hatte-t"lI-the
ru,.siv humble a'r!c OF the p"or-lrom
III" oil and the sacred dc>k-ir0n the mountain top.
distant valleys AMI tlrot island, , the "Iean-tr"m cv
,y yo ant corner oi the ct,i.iz. worlds uriuG in
the ,.y irIc, Of the astonishing effect ut BRAKES
Bi:rEiS. Thousands upon thousand
ol I-t.c:s t.Ae the t,,Sn; be at Office
REEnssuRY, Wis : Sept. 10. 1863.
- have been III the army hospitals for TOUR
teen u'oat:--spee HES az! nr,,r'y 81 Al '", III
ca: FLAUlE."
SuUTu WARSAW. o., Jul! = los.
x one young man. who HI! hrrn lex i,lt n't out
Of ne lou-e yea, with S'F9li' a!d Erys!pe;As
at, "a, Ia, dpctDi- over SID without BENEFIT has
''' u ''''''' - It. ''''''' %DWARD woUNAlL.
The following rom the manager OF the Union Home
School IT the cHil.!rcn 81 volunteers $50
iIAvEuAYaH MA>sI"H 57th 81. New York, Aug. ,, 1868
DIX. DRAKE Your wonderful Plantation RiIterN have
been given Of oar iir children suffering from
We tknc>, and YEA lung, with mbot happy elect: oh.
little -u, il. a.tyulr, with pi.'> ii ner heal loss .;
a,I cute aud daily wasting consur ption Oh whom all
me ne >EN hal been rAaIv,;cl Ia, occa entirely IT.
stored. commenced with hu teI>poonlu OF bitter'
d,. Her Appetite AM strength fApiy ncichee'' AM
MRS. o. NJ DEvoE.'
ovye much to you ~ veriybelieve the Plan
REV. W. II. WAi,iONER Ma,iriI, y Y.
Thu wilt send III" two bottles more OF thy
PA,t.t!pn Buffers My vile has been greatly ltH'i't'
IL, friend, ASA CUHKIN. Philadelphia, Pa
uayc been i great ,Fl-rcr from Dyspepsia
a-l had 30 abandon preaching Ine Plantation
REV j. 5. CArHoKN, Roc Ny"
send Us tw, nty-our dozen more Of your Plan
tatiJu BttrrS the popularity Ut which are daily tFra
'''7 SYKES. CHADWICK co.
PfopriclvI- Widrd'> Hotel Washington, d. I
ln,ye given the Plantation Biitcr> 10 hum
re, OF or d''' I D. R\n KEN me most '''''
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-12-23
II r. CHAMBERLAIN. City Treasurer.
Hair falling off after Tsphoid Ferer.

GEMS Il am under great Obligation ID you for your
Hair RestOr. alive, IT worked i compete my
After had the typhoid fever Is usual in such
Cases my hair became apparently ieess and quite iaie
Ii had begun TO fall oil very freely when learned that
your preparation would stay IT, tred H. aRi contrary 10
my ideas found that soon a. commenced TO appyJI
change took place in u appearance in very short
time the falling of stopped entirely ny hair again
assumed lis wonted and fresh and good As Lew
| take pleasure recommending, IL 10 others
q. W.GARDNER, Merchant.
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r | R E I!

The subscribers may be found for the present
at Mr., JOHN H. PADDocK's Shop, Paddock VIII
lage. where they will be happy to see their old
customers and as many new ones as choose to
favor US with call.
DANIEL COLBY, st. Johnsbury, VT
29tf GEO. GAY, West Meridian. CT.
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ri; !, GALE DON IAN,
LJCAL AND STATE ITEMS,

e. ", ,Ldt1yor 10 make Tn CAIGpoNlAa valuable
. .,Il nei" and friends i'll Caledonia Essex and
,-lr.l- counties will confer great favor 10 and
ala wy materially to the interest of the paper by sending
r. 20 =. i'eus in a brief, legible form