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The New York herald., 1864-10-02

MEDICAL.


A DvicF TO LADIEs-DR. POWERS, ei FRANKLIN
fies wheilsr demanding mcdies Esurstsl treatment
coE,mnnicasion. sacteds eonadsntai
CAUTION 70 LAprEs-pR l. n. MAuRIcEAu
u mus, eaaiIon iaa,ss % syod sse egtta aanser 81
ana ,s IL, on safe and reliable 80 matter
pesiea q s eSss nsg DC e G asse, gFs ohs
be oh,apsd me- or seq, 81 S sy % rg ~ Dr ya a ~
Medcs companion Egery sas who has !. secure from
danger .sa assgS ex yor. l n Con-. s,reei Eosiop
A pyIcE 10 .NARRlEn LApIEs.-sApAMs. HEs.
usral Al lgs Her isisihe Ftenra ghs
Mao S sd csn az NO % are % & sa, ps
S. A,so sold at '2ss. Libert, street. or sea By ms
DEVISE IN NrIsF-RsMgxBEn THE SURE PLACE
cr sp-sdy cure w..hon, ucTsa,S %
once 81 fsrthn street. Adsss free ana small charge Tor
medicines
I J to isdies.-oH AEbss LuTzg ~, Professor Of
Midwifery susran,sss gositre removal ~ ~ dlnlcuites
,,s ss and slsboo, ihs dreaded espcsar. which dell
s n sue sss has s,S
S .S S9 a ss ii $, isss @ ss e s'
Yemen Of this country and Europe. can ne consulted Win
.nd .Se Se orS place where never ns i.@s. ned
ciuc can be o6IAined Price s..
vNR POWERS. 6i FRANKLIN STREET. CAN BIZ CON
.ss 'M A. P .cs oross - s C sn . %.;
fof obstinate cases Beware of limitations.
TYR aRigplg, rRnALg PHYSICIAN AND Ac
t oouoheur No AmiU place makes II hts specsl prac
sicr treat al femsc complaints from sharvcr
PRODUCED Begant rooms Tor ladies' requiring nnrsint.
nR KICoRD,s EssFnCE OF LIFE RESTORES
hond 70 the debti,asd IN four weeks from
cause srsins Fsiure npo..ise r,ss sS or fosr
sos Ae.at for ,ks United States III Broome street Rev
fork.
Coop NEWS you've MANS FRIEND. - DIR.
VI wards SPECIFIC and Prev- atye the worst
without mercury or change Of diet Wards Magical fnygo
rating Pils " per package sure cure where msnhosd
has been impaired,
MADAME GRINDLB, FKNALB PHYSICIAN, NO.
N Amiiy place, can be consulted all diseases Of N
Con,enient for ladies wis desire kood
aad med csl attendance dnriss confnement
pARIs, IoSnos AND NEW yoaK MEDICAL AD.
v,ssr aud Marriage Guide kiahtieth edition; over
paxss, nearly leo ilpsratons. By n. Larmont phy
No. LIS stairs from 10 W
6c'coek Published BY H. WARNER No. vesey street.
CHATTBRRD CONSTITUTIONS Rssr0REp BY fHe
- guaranteed remedy DR. R~wvrs Hssence Of bfs- o.
Gee rrenkln stresi-is tsss une than sny ohsr med
eiae All ,hose ecnsm pssusS ~arriAes should 0ke hh
ufs rsssortns semsdy
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fnnoMAs ]. MILiER AucrloNEEH HANDSOME

fCHoMAS y MILLER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ds0MH
4 Household Furniture M Aue;teu. THOMAS
MILLER will sell by suOtion Igtsdey October at III
orlpck a ~ No ~ Carlton Fulton
avenue Brooslyp all the Fcrnitnre cnosoed Ia said no
constsIn. ol elegant rosewood Parcr suit
damask rosewood Centre Tables. French PaLs PIER aud
MHutet acd Bcdst.ss Dressing Bur
Washsiands Cottage sLix Dining abe mug
room ,hairs, trooltel curtains French chna ninaer
and Ten sets Glas Table
hair Mattresses Feather Beds Bo iery and lows Brus
spls Carpets Chandelier Otclohe 2s, with
81 Kitchen Utensils sac positive. 10 postpone.
mani
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SRJCaAgD WALTERS, sBbRlfFs aUCTIosERR,
VIII sell MONDAY IA O'Clock ~ auction store y East
Broadway superior assortment OF Household furniture.
Consisting Of Paricr Chamber. Dining Room and Kitchen
Furniture magnificent rcsGSyoad rel satin damSsk
double Par;or SUIT, three carved Cene Tables atsand,
carved Bureau hssus ami Bsis,sad auut snd other
Beds.eads tapestry ana ingram carpeis Bcts Mattresses
and HcddIng Cnrtsin. lgnihcent OIL PANT
Enrrsyngs Table Linen Sherting Copper Ware. husk
hair haitresses. ood arm and other chairs &c Also
swo sma, PIANOS, haircoth parlor Snit
N KrIts Dsputy. JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff
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MORRIS WILKINS. AuCrIoNEER.

MORRIS WILKINS AUCrIoNEER.
SHOOTERS, ISLAND AT AUCTION
sUITABLk foR FACTOR OK sHPYAaD.
sa !. z oGo,s Z: The Eachaass s II,
the Long dock Mariners Harbor staten Island channel
The deed n e, ng | ses Sad and
CO., aboa, $500 aud consist Of ay dos
dock, BRICK hou.e, with Kitchen attached Join
The above sand admirably adapted FOR factory ship
Ing arss @ space or watsi psiviie ies
Terms win be msde known at the time Of s'e For fur
Harbor Staten Island or street. yors,
the auctioneers 10 Pine street
MORRIS WILKINS. AUcrIoNEgR
on Doninck and xarsk n ;net strfets oev 90
&c ocs M a, .ho EzcSans- sassrso,n Broadysy rria.y
sns siresiioa q joserh j. Maria ISL. sf-,es
the eud,ues threon ia and 26 varick street and IS Il
MAPS n,sy be had Ut the oTce Of the aueoncer, No
40 '''''' JonS j. STEVENS r,,intirs Attorney.
pAwNsRoKEns sAhg-oa WEDNESDAY. OCT. 3
AHs MI o, ssaS :. ses % ad @ e. 81 ss s%5y
Sheets Quilts Blankets 40 BY order Q! r Fulien. West
Thirty ninth street
ssS nowss aAa s s Sg A
sc lots q womens Wearing Apparel consisting OF sS,
shs%.s sS'i. undersoihs &C. sS. bfe~srs Roots
soss Sheets Quilts sanfss Spreads fcd'.
Philips. Cs cstSarins street.
pAwNRBoKEHs SALE or MEMS CLoTHING.--J.
Nm s g. assp ~ % GOO o,. = 81
Tsoa os sSnSns ran, Of rs cs % % e
h order ot s hoss. 81 Catharine Sale
>. Monday los O'Clock .. 2sc Wooster street, The
Furniture OF three story house, vz:fsrior. Chamber
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NOTICE 70 SUPERVISORS
AND CITIZENS GENERALLY
Y50 volunteers ready ba credited to amy
county iu New York State TOR three years.
Town and county quotas promptly fed.
Alien and veteran Substitutes and representatives DO
promptly furnished In any numbers
Applcations telegraph will be attended 70
promptly County Bonds taken payment otiated.
Apply TO the Gensrsl Volunteer and Substitute Recruiting
Association Of New York
Omes. x2S broadway, New YORK.
Lieut. Colone! T. ". WINFIELD SIMPSON,
Captain r. AcNlCu0L.
Authorized AReutA
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CHERIFFs 3 SALE -
- RicHARn WALTERS AUCTioMRER

(HOOP SKIRT WIRE AND MACHINERY).
VIII Tuesday. October 4, at III O'CLOCK, at factory
Noe ia ia ll6 lls West Twents IS
small Machircs used for hoop .kr Sarohin
Machines. Pusys, Belt ng Seam Cylinder Running scar
snd oner Machinery used in the business also large
quantity of steel Wire assorted s1es of Gas FIX
tures Office FURNITURE Iron safe lot of shatting, Plat
stack and Fixtures Sale
POS tive. JAMES LYNCH, saeriG..
HuCHKELLy, Deputy.
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G csoosSyAS's
soIeEEs oRiESTALEs.
LIVING lLLusrRAnoSs TURKISH MUSIC.
TABLE3UH WANTS &c. &C..
nosBs4, 5ss'sd% od,SHss HSth ;.
Mr. o,caoyau.. en,er,aisueps being Life uus,,.,.s
ae Is asssoe bJ the following eharac,erssc
/. Gunar Gannum. rnr.lsh Lady Of nant. In
2 keoyla -kaddun. . Peasant Girl deeked In rustic
noun lain home 10 the markets Of coaslsntinopiet
Z. Ja1sr cable Guardian Invariably aieadan, upon
Gsln,r nsnnus slns, :, sssd ,n garti,A;
and shows tbe pesnliariies Of aohsmmcdanism and
i. Grand Tabes o. orieDta Worship io whioa the
Z Pemseh nspasp Has 10 TSrFisa vsii ara eIs.i =:
worn 10 s.e streets Of cossssoti1csis 10y
10 Fstnah sp Egyptian sdy, entirely uuGed except hsr
III sai Dru1 lady o, rank ~.t-ing The famous rpta
rs horn ner hess ard displsyns oItone sye
y Abr kssseu, ,9e Iruz calef
and iissei OF !, her way 10 is *. ansSs9a soass
Is IN Oriental Esby according scrirarai ,rssnon.
NE ! saitcs and svadd.et
H. An or.eplsl Crsais s,,
rs A ina or.nd IAoes
rsrs. s.Ps 10 s sSr sr rssr, ss. r.
sherbe and coa.s. illustrative Of socis nfe Iurke,,
II leila sna r.n,a .~o orc..s.n sirisr waiting wni
Ma @srry 5ae essnss seaans oren. asse 1s
Admission 70 ccnsi foserved scats y cents eke,s may
ana Al she ball Doors open st7 music 10 commence st
~ snc lecture a. o'clock
VARIETIES. AND 50 Bowgsr.
The b'a' ria rsd GEsaf gfh RsssispF * I: sinSs capacity
the popo'ar Ir'sa eo1;ediaq hs,Sx,',iy sna yessls'
The s,ronx.s, Ethiopian troupe 70 the world.
BILLY EsEksOs . eAiNoR LARkY rooLEr. :.
WALLACE, ". RsAISj Y pfjl'sHa NILS IESsiHoSc'
. s.,~.. -. -.,n.f -
Ffscfs Hss hsssI2s view si so au2u sassu SALS
LILirB sCEAsA.
rn' ''eossss mssseT. SHS SSolLIss Siii and GOODWIN
The modern Samson, -. .-...
GEORGE nANKfs
Immense attractions for tnis vecs
dsssS 6s1 2'i N 0xarsss asTkr
ExHlsrnss OF oErIlIsrr. Tgs Krar,
Only short I'm. daily, from T. III sans.s wes.
rlty ninth street corner OF Eighth avenue and Central
rarx Admissieu 50 osnss enldisa 2s censs
G osExSrASs soir.e. on.s,N.s;
Life Ia the Eas,
Tsbissux WANTS
- Staging. psnsps, &c., &C..
MONDAY Bvsnss oc,sseya
ALL THE yABLeArx
n lsmIaHThINy lmiRTIN 6NGslEn1fr 6ESgsSHESnp1 ~
rTxs ExrsRs coxrASY
xAsrla cc;sf66is1Awls
ntcEsNs ILLusraArED y
~ ottssssio. ottss siii
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DAwNBROKEnS SALE-OS WEDNESDAY, OCr 5,
l. JAMES AGAR will sell! az 81 New Bpwcry, ut IL
o,c.ook Meu's and Womens W-aring Apparel
Sheets Quilts Blankets sc BY order OF r. fuen. West
Thirty ninth street.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19
NTATE OF VERMONT.
4 PRDCLAMATION,

Whereas, the PaSSumpsic Bank. 4 banking cor
pOrati0n duly incorporated by the Legislature Of
tie state Of Vermont, located and doing business
al -. Juhn>DG:. ~ the county Of Caledonia has
made application - the requesting me to issue
proclamation dss gnating some day for the ter
minatlon of the existence Of said corporation:
And whereas, II has been made TO appear 10 me
that TWO hiIdS ~ the legal votes Of the StockhOld
cIs 81 >ad corporation were given III favor of said
application
Vow. therefore |. john Gregory Smith. Cover
nor If thc state IL Vermont. in conformity with
>:ii application aid The provisions of sections
ri--l' TX al. eight, seven of HAPPIER eighty-nine
~ 'ac General Statutes # mont, do hereby
.~~t, uE proclamation and declare that on the
f..o,l-4 41>iy Iay OF February. 1865, the said
corporation Z i'l. PassUIlpsic Bank shall cease
. eAls- - fully andW the same effect as if its
charter spared b.. the limitation therein.
Il Tins. creditors # aid Pa>sumpSic Bank and
al o.a-r- ri wiil take notice and govern
...s- accordingly.
In :ituess whereof have hereunto
T.. si-n"u ny name and caused the seal
- Il j.s Sat. :" he hersulto affixed
2. ..-.. .'.-e "a slaay. = =. Adams, this fifth
ClE 70 august IL lie year oi our Lord one thOus-
aI', '.-..' ..'-s.. AID >i\t,-four and OF the In
dependence e tle United States the eighty-ninth
J. GREGORY SMITH.
b. ,He Governor
>ANE II WILLIAMS.
See o. Civil and Military Affairs.
\ III" COPY # uCrrs'-Atie,:
NArU-L WILLIAMS.
i2f See. Oi .Sii and Military Alters
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! WOMEN IN THE FIELD.-Two women
grown sisters a; Ferrysburg, whose only
brother is in the army, were seen the other
ay at work i he hay field, one " driving y
the moving cline and the other tn. horse
rake
l. '. M.-Ihc associate alumni of Bur
llngton University have made the following
appointments for their celebration in 1865 !:
Orator. Charles L. Benedict, Brooklyn, \. Y;
substitute, Hon. John E. King, Baltimore,
Md. Poet, r. d. Benedict, New York City ::
substitute, Rev. c. L. Goodell, New Britain.
ct.
STRUCK BY Misunderstanding a thunder
shower early Tuesday morning. the liz htning
struck the largest barn belonging to Eben
Bridge, an extensive farmer in Pomfret, k ILL.,
ing an OK and cow, setting the barn on fire,
and consuming from fifty to sixty tons of nay,
about one hundred pounds of wool, NOW
ing machine, cart, and other farming uten-
sils. The loss was we'll covered by insur-
ance.
A man named Slye committed suicide in
Wllliamstown, on Sunday: by hanging him
self. He had made an Intellectual attempt
before, but finally succeeded on the sly"
A guard of six men having in charge four
recruits, lost all Of them on the Rutland and
Washington railroad, the other dav.
Glles Harrington is the democratic caatli-
date for Congress in the Sd Vermont district.
ALLOTTED PAy.-Assignees and others
holding Allotted Pay of the 3D. Sd, 18th, and
9TH regiments, are hereby notified that re-
turns have been received to June 3Oth, and
this office is prepared to pay the sums re-
celyed in the usual way.
JOHN b. PAGE, Treasurer
ALLOTTED PAY-Assignees and Others
holding Allotted Pay of the 10th regiment,
are hereby notified that returns have been
received to June 50th, and this office is pre-
pared to pay the sums received in the usual
way JOHN B. PAGE, Treasurer.
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Cambridge Cattle Ma rket
by
WpnNrCn,y Aur 1S 1894

WEDNESDAY, Aug. Is, 1864.
At market 735 Cattle, about 675 Beeves and
60 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
and one, two and three years Odds.
PRlcEs-Market Beef-Extra So $3.50
first quality $1,000 SIPS: second do. $1,000
slO25 third do. s.. 90 5000; ordinary.
Working Oxen-so5O,OO0, $40 600
Cows and Calves-S25, 30, 40, a 61for extra.
Yearlings-S00. 90 00,00.
Two Years Old-S25 26.
Three Years Old-S35 49,
Sheep and Lambs-3200 at market. Extra and
selections, S475 6,25, 600, 600; in lots, So. 90
$50 4 60.
Spring Lambs-s2.5o, 4,75 $50. or from 0 to
cents per pound.
Swine-0 at market.
Hides-l2 l2l per ID.
Calf Skins-2S zoe per ID
Pelts-S75 a 4,50 each
Tallow-l4 l6c per ID.
Veal Calves-from $1,000 to $500.
Remarks.-There were $50 Swine and 100 cal
YES, not so many cattle this we ok as last Prices
about the same and sales quick as they always
are for the best cattle Sheep sold full as we'll as
asst week for $50 ID $50.
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THE PIRATE TALLAHASSEE.
HAVOC WITH OUR VESSELS,

The first vessel captured Friday by the
pirate Tallahassee was the schooner Carroll
Capt. Sprague, from East Machias, Me.
loaded with coal. This capture was made
near fire Island, and almost twenty miles off
Long Island shore. Tie Caro- was bonded
IN the sum of $4,000, the singular provision
| being made IN the bond that she is to BE-
delivered in New York. 1t is presumed the
pirates have agents there to look after their
interests. The pirates were guilty of the
greatest inhumanity to ladies found on board
OF the vessels captured, who were put ashore
without food. One of these ladies had an
infant at the breast. They also stripped the
! captains and seamen of the vessels Of every
article OF value, and one of the captains, an
old man, was robbed of every dollar he pos
seSsed, the accumulated savings of Ii wears.
! They even took his dog. The captain of the
schooner Carroll states that the pirate who
boarded him reported burning several vessels
! l,rlor to their capture or the Carroll. 1t was
the pilot boat James Funk which boarded
the Carroll. She was ordered to heave t.
| by the rebel crew On board the Funk until
boat came from the Tallahassee, and the cap
tain and crew were ordered to be in readl
ness 10 leave the vessel in ten minutes.
The boatman of the associated press at
Sandy Hook reports as follows: | have
boarded the bark Su!Iote of Belfast from Cow
Bay for New York. She was captured on
the II off Montauk Point, 81 miles distant,
by the pirate Tallahassee. The pirates bon
ded the bark for 5000, and put on board o!
her 800 passengers from the ship Adratic,
the latter having been burned by the pirate.
No waite or provision were given them. The
SulIote also Las on board Mr.. Cathran and
, the crew of the pilot boat VIM. Bell, which
was burned on the Eth of Montauk Point
! by the pirate. Several other persons from
destroyed vessels are also on board the Sul-
ote. The Suliote reports seeing the vessel
during the night of the l2th. The pirate
captain stated to some of the captured per-
sons that he was coming into New York har-
Dor. When last seen the Tallahassee was
steering southeast. The pilot boat James
Funk is tender. The Su!iote passed the
trigate Susquehanna Sunday morning lying
still south OF Sandy Hook.
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Brief Locals.

'''N' h'oN"ts'
We understand that the officers of tn,
agricultural society have decided to hold
fair in thi, place Sept. - and IS. 1t remain.
for the Fair Ground Co. to decide if there
.a.ll be @ day devoted to the Horse-if sc
w.il be the 10Th.
II, egai voters will recollect the town
... called on Saturday next at o'clock.
a 5eautiful rain on Wednesday refresh
.e 4rth and rejoiced the heart, and will
bless renew the springs and replenish
'ls1tduct with water-at least we iolks
,.- Pain that have been dry about week.
.y,- so.
Two weeks ago We noticed he departure
,,mr thirty mechanics from this place for
|-.ae,, e, they having been induced to leave
.I situations here under the promise of
I. pay by the government at Nashville.
I,. or hree days ago large number of
r~,irued. The story about the streets
,.. all came back who had money enough
pay their fare, but this may be mere
.4..al.
Farmers and others will notice that we
~. The Boston Market this week. We
.. try and get it regularly hereafter. The
uo~dge Market we get by telegram each
..lI,4ay JAst before going to press.
l.e farmers throughout the county are
d" UilrIy invited to call at the telegraph
-- "a this place during the next three days
report the condition Of crops in their Vi
.,.. 1t is the object of the agent of the
..0a'ei press in New York to get reports
u ne whole country and publish at an
day.
-iar copperheads have called a county
1entlon at this place to-day. AS we 90
press thursday neon We can give no re-
y their proceedings.
-t.-yander Thompson, Esq, gave an in
resting Az. in ,;ructive lecture before the
Library Association at the North
..o "a tuesday evening. His subject
VS. NE present age-its opportunities and
,...ts-as compared with past ages
manner in which he handled his subject
am to be a careful read r, deep
~ and earnest patriot.
-.">h!a Corchey, a drover from St.
''''ty, l., got under ne power OF poor
.r and bad women at Boston FRIDAY
arj was robbed of $1,000 and a cold
-~Eyclanye.
A.a has been actiog the tool an! then
70 hail from St. Johnsbury? JOSH
don't know you and wont own YOU.
We are requested to say that there will
M4slca. convention held at North Dan
meeting house, continuing Aug. 18th
r'ms. commencing Friday and Sa..r
under the direction OF Prof. d. A.
ach.
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BOSTON MARkET-Ausust ID.

F2our.-Western. 80 to 400
Pork.-Prime, S34,0 to $500; Mess, S37, 90
to 5000.
Beet.-s2O,OO to 1900. Lard, 224 A,o.s, 20
to o. Hogs, dressed, 90 to 90.
Bmtcy.-l5 to Il. Cheese. ID to q. Eqgs, co
to % Potatoes. 1.75. Dried Appfe, II to 13.
BeaaS.-S2,75 20 800. Peas, $500 to 2,O5.
Herds grass eed-s4 90 to $50. Cloter, Il to
is.
&arch-9 to e. Tailor, y to 20.
Wool-Full Blood Merino, ,l6 to LIS; Three
fourths blood, Ito to LIS Half-blood, l,G5 to
Ito; Common, l 90 to l,05.
C0rn.-l,76 to LIS. oats, loo to los. Rye
22O.
H0ps.-20 to rs.
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history which shall be transmitted and
taught to our children's children to the latest
generations.
fes0lred, That as citizens and as christians
anu as patriots, we recognize it to be our
hrst and highest duty under God, to sustain
the Government in its efforts to extricate it.
self from the death grasp of the foul fiend,
the Shareholders rebellion. J.M.F.
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rr.-f a.
in aiTance
In his village, Aug, II, Thomas Hubbard. IL
fant son of Thomas l.. and ga Hall. aged use
months.
In This village, Aug Is. josa..a. inf.n, son Of
Daniel and Mary /. Carpenter. agct months
and Is days.
In Springfield, Mas, Aug T.. Thomas JEFF
son Parks, aged 59-a.ouy yca., : resident Il =
Johusbury.
In st Johnsour. Aug 9, Caroline Sa.al U-,,...
aged &c months. daughter Cf Peter 3ra-n AID
Helen Fitzpatrick. In tiis yill..e. tu- II. oi
diptheria Kate Fitzgerald, aged y,aI-. da.L....g
of Patrick fitzgerald and Margaret Er.z.- -.
this villa e, Aug. Is, Of dipthcra, John fdnasa
Fitzgerald, aged Is months son f I-.t:..N Fit
gerald and Margaret Burke -lut4.S r.liare. a i-.
II, Catherine Cocklev, aged r"7r dlucltoT Il
Frank tockley and Mar Ann G;.I.. These
are they who were not doDlet with women. ~.
they are virgins These follow the Limit - I'LL
ers oever he goeth. =. H. tkeir mouth
Their" was found no lie IL the, are without ST. o,
before the throne 81 Gyd.'-I2e .iro, III. Nv.
and >.
In Barton. Aug. l., Jane, VII. q Join Ia
agedS 81 wears.
Killed at the BATH of Cold fi,-R,r. "a, 's.ar
3. Thomas J. Drew. Co = l..4 :. VOL -ci ~,
years, son Of Sansac. AM MAJ. 3 Orc of Sc.
ark.
In Charlestown, y. Il . Jui.. T.. u. f-a.
Whipple. relic OF fdaarl> y .-- ~ - t.-.
Mrs. Whipplc VAS i.a'..r If E,,r.. = q r.'
in early life removed 10 CnAar.a t..s ~'r'. Nl.a
her father family wnrIc She mas >i'..o -
In DauyiIlc, Aug H. III. yo.-. E.~. .. 7.a
nearly - Years
In Walden. April $. la.g # who.r,nr .r. g..
N,r..,- 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19

FINE HORsEs-At the recent races at
Saratoga, Commodore Vanderbilt had five
horses, valued at SO 900. lie has a span
of mares for which he has been offered 81 )
coo they have made their mile ii 2:23 and
pa minutes. Post Boy" another Of his
horses he values At $4,000, and considers
him the fastest horse IN the world. He has
made his half mile in harness, with Rock
ingham," in lilo and Ill.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-08-19
I II L { AL + DOMAIN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

'r 'a n"cs; and friend ia CIledoni' r-SeN and
lleens counte. will confer great favor to liz and
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1t has cured CANCERS after the patients haze been
4 cases ~ WILLIS al L ~-iO e's
II has ALWAYS cured SALT RHEUM when a trial has
been given Il. disease that srry one kex> ]. exceed
in.l. tTsu le>one. and lirioui 10 cure
ERiSlPELAS aTay> Elr!i> To- lis l.ovtT a. many who
lave eAi'erieI1, it, trlicllis a. tt>iifr
II Ia curel HCROF IA hundreds %, Casts many of
Them al tie most agra, aiei thararr,r
cures KING tNll--
II ilI> cured ilsliR u Sg'ALD HEAD.
IL MoR> haze been moved by l.! repeated instance,
"a ~Aioh ileI removal ia> heel prUnyunoei impossible
iCEkS OF The mosi malignant type Lase tgeu healed
IL AA> cured many cases vi NURSING, SORE MOTH
y hen ~ other remedies have failed 10 beraelii
EN Tx Sukk> ID The worst kind have been cured ty
SCI NY has been cured by it IN crery case Ia which
II has been Used, and til,y MANY
II Removes White SMELLING with a certainty N,
Oier ne.ii,in- Las -i0
li>Tc-liy iran Tie face Al hi uDCUEs PIN
PLk>. AZ. which though Ntry painful are exce,l-
. in-iA unpleasant 10 have
I IL has been Used il. EA ERT KIND nF TJT-NpR ana
lever falls 10 benefit The patient
NEl RALIlA in is dil>ircssin. furnls has been
cured Toy ii when no other remedy could ~ ioGl, l. M ei
The
ii la cured JANUDlCE in many severe cases.
II has proved vrry efcigr in the treatment OF PILES
DfsPEPSlA which i often caused by humor, has seeu
cared By It'll numerous inslsn, e..
Ia FEMALE WEAKNESSES. IRREGULARITIES ana
diseases 'eoliiAT 10 that II has been lou most V,-
tent remedy ~
Ia ca>es OF GENERAL DEBILITY from xhar-x.r
cause the Hruo be relied upon a. a most efficient ala
III most certain cure ioT RICK ET disease com
~ efficiency al diseases originating II eprared
state " the t!o-i or other nuis oi The sdy unsrpass
e.
lis e1'e,> upon The system truly astonishing and al
mos bey a prl-i 10 'ilk- witnessed them
Ihi> Sep ALL cure t- diseases Tor which
.v letlal.tui. il. OK ill., s-uiiy searching power
-liTlTev = Scales lle a.-ea>- On tue system
I' aiote .ATe ,iily IT beounl- convinced q
What NJ regard 10 H. and 30 lind reef from Their
,UTvinl.>
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A large size HAWKES. JOB PRESS is offer
cd for sale at great bargain. 1t can oe run by
power or by foot. Offered for sale because the
present owners have no use for it
C. NJ. STONE & Co.
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b.. f#roR:-Nili you through the col.
ii "our p per give information to the
"n ,nrr those drafted las, August and
..j owing to physical disability are Ii
ne impending draft or nc, and great
.se one VINO was drafted and excepted !?
ENQUIRER.