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, 1864-04-06


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S'3 s9pss M :Es { % ase.5 81
fss ;sss.i ftaa1'. Msp s s:ss
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ssEs E hs sGSs
co4aaen fms fo a.; g
,CAKR0X QiLiheis hss 5;en little At tsi;1 station
ssys o az ;as e.
ths same sort Of reatt7n to The
ssfi sc ID ~ sf g.
a.4s VS. q bffnS fssSt as5s :,
esf
e Z g @ 5sss e S
sss VIZ L 1s Re- @
Esiss S n. % is to II Il aso.s: ess
n7ofe e'''.''...'...-..- .----.ss'"'''"' go
l. a I'd ~: !: e.
to saturday seEera arge sales wsts msdS yL5 1or
r. ss@apa in & 81 "a +
s9RR{
ap, e1s Ses5 nM s
9rL-searce and 1rm at previous rates. VIC qaots:o
DYe fl1i hriE 2aJa451
Whale ill X .....,.+,................. l:so@t.S
EIcDhant flI1 1-1o4u.1
EahF III ..,,.,-.,..,. .,,....,.. 1.2541A
Lard nj winfer " .,,. .................... Iln3lB
Whife Ereasa i.G&tM
NnrhIne iii ....,.,.,................,.. 63Dll5
SnerTn Nti ...,,,.....-................ a. 50
Afr rcs XII ...,,,,.,.,,,..,...,,,.,,.,. 419 50
Eratsfnnt 1n3A 10
PENTJSIUNS-TheEe IL IN 1ct1yc demand for
nearly every article sf Hog mud Beef pro1uct and
pficcs have advanced materially during the week.
eaa Pork-In active demand and hEu1 It an ad-
vance On lie week of2@soe: The oner1ngs ar, unu-
ferins {Irs25o, and sellers holding At SCI o0a210
TopeT the saes Were-se0 brls Meas Pork at tsses;
ft1 hrts outside city Ness at 500 brls do to ID
dsifyerst Il aetne: at t2oe e e1!a II. o. Posk It
Frin Hess Pnrt-During III. week Al active
demand e1tetea, and We note advance ID prices
cf si.a @?-C1 the wotk, with Tates at ranre ~
a2ieas2.oo. ,GoyeTnment took 800 bbls sincs the
date Of ous Las: weekly rev1eW. At - 10oa4iI 70.
DAT there Eas an sctiye demand, and prjcea aG,
yanced 1@1.lo 6hl sales Here 10 ns city packed
H1Ix nIeats~Thele Is a very great scarcity OF
Hnlk Hama ana Shoulders, and the market is fFm nj
1H@t1Ac for shs former, and eK@SXc for the isttcr
loose. Eo18h sldes azc in active der aaI It oEe
, 1864-04-06

A Monument to Bishop Ondcrlo0k.
According to the Chriaian Times, Of New
York city, an elegant monument is to be
erected in Trinity Church to the memory of
the late Bishop Ondcrdonk 1t is to be of
Caen stone, and to consist Of reclining
etfgy, the Head wearing nitro, crosier
lying By the side, angels Mt the head and a
conchant lion at the feet Under this lion is
a serpent, whose head is raised, while the
barbed tongue is thrust out towards the
BiFhop. This last device, emblematical of
slander, refers to the charges against the
Bishop which led to his deposition, and &C.
conding to the Observer, is hardly compliment
tarY to his Episcopal peers by whom he was
convicted, and the respectable witnesses who
testified in the once fauous Onden1nuk case
, 1864-04-06

TEE Coon WoRK PRoGREssISG.-The
Quincy WAig says: Within the past week,
twenty-three new recruits have arrived for
the seth regiment O. s. regiment colorei
troops, who have now six companies In
camp. Col Bross has just returned from :
trip to lower Egypt. where recruiting is 60
ing on rapidly, and win soon have.two moro
companies here from TINT section. The regi-
mcnt Is fixed fact, and will, without doubt,
be full within thirty days, when THEY, will
leave for Annapolis, having been assigned TO
Gen, Buroaide's corps, as has been previous
lY announced, Col Bross having received Of
Rcial notification to that effect:
, 1864-04-06
PARTICULAR NOTICE

There Ate many prerarsttons sold Under the 3ams
rheans7t Thya4y ~ ~ r aGSIa opa.ss: @ composed q
ID ccnsa peE 9aIton tha fasta iaoT3ssa f nIG A1tE
CoRiander Seed. NNe e W 0Ass
ThM ciass Of Bt.ters has caused and will contIuua II
cause, ~ long they be sold, hundreds to do a.
Esps so.dnnaliY usder Ike inaueace 9 q 2lcohar:s
,ed @ II snf Nc woss e. S5as toa Iesse tor LquoE =
s2tsnda1s upon dsunkazds Life snd death. Bsvazs
s4t..-
a. I'll r.. st1sn.;s: aHo y ~ friends Of soldtGs
1ieada IN tle army TO the fact that HoOFLANES
, 1864-04-06

MR.,........... ESE&LBT - =
Lt1ai iBER-The business Of The yRTlB continues
uodminIshed. FIooK1xe ts very scarce especially
the high qualities FEsc!No ts with df1cnlty OBJ
i6C tho week. Sales to4laY: Cargo echr Rue Bell.
trem Three Rlyers, at s15eo; eat:o + Manchester
and In better demand. Sales to-day carEa schr Ten
rsat from Kalamaz0, go 800 fawed as No at $3.T1
1A7H II very small supply and lrm. Posr5 receipts
rnan nhd In, r detnnEn
, 1864-04-06

plN EIHEEUFFf16& Ut bfH Et8Jp.
berries II sc n bsga impaired Peaches at ;3,E0
n IMPAIRED peaches ut Lc.
. FleU-NHlTE F1an-Tho small stock Ia the mar
q tho beginning ofthe week has been cl.ared
tsafct1y any tn .he asket. Trout arc IN small spp
nrd sna nim HI prsssnt rates conEisIt s. saii
srppy and falr demand. HEhR1AGs-supplY almost
, 1864-04-06

To-pGY tho market WIS less active and 1 zhAde
easier than yesterday ea1es verr;lnO0 bris ID lots
ct99c: $50 bIls do At 98kc.
UlDEss-Recefnt. for the week we're JG,f9S NJ,
against 7S59I Ds tho previous Eetk Du1taE ii past
week the activity narktt has been fully equal
to the supply, besides CITY dealers, there have
been serers Eastern buyers constantly the market.
t111es rulfa fer some days steadily 1t previous quo
tafors There h3. been more ncfrfty In the sfket
tinte yesterday md We note further ady.ncc OF fc
oE green sailed and part cured, and OF Nc On CRY
Es'1ed and dry nfnt. We quote:
, 1864-04-06

p sS .rs a ns,e I'D s. sss e.
r i !; is bSis e.
81 eHs aoss tS95 oo dS 81; I;
% at ST: r. Ss;s csatrsi ct7
sIntsc ESTEAs er,. Geaes F.,1s" q, IS so
i'd. s i II: :s s4i.
oas spfis s'e est:s FL as soaa
33:g5's = ns5vsFs s = VIII: ioo 81. Bisst
~ :, ssefsss @ Ss's
& Is SsIt 6rs 1alx Gppea
$SH Too pfls Water;oan Gttv" At s5.so; io5 bris
81 b4s =: sRss IT
spPeE at & g; bEGkwsEAT f1oun-2s bris at 20
hrl Ihe fSliGHwnE table shows the closing euosa-
s:1 g. ., .se Ia saastrn H. White winters
Mi4es Mhiss Rss'sa Res I'd as7
Fed Winter G2s9b0
sp4nE aasss e1 sass tras. Ve;y s5
do do common to medium. ........... 5,isai-so
Spring enpefnue. 4S5ts5to
,ss ia I xsdGoss. 81 demand fs corn
kR @ E. @ ::::::::: s J; IS j; q
hiiii and Gosrss Middsss "a 10 il
fiss pc! sssses ssse e e
w 9e esss, : :ssss!v::
e ass H. cst Il 5 az
WHEAT in etore N the Atat ut. was 217t3 bnshcs
tsalrst q ss bushels in ssore ths corresponding
= during the week Ia. ruled act
recE sf1H8cc buehel on nearly all grades. Tht1e
hsE been a good fptcu!Atiye inquiry by local deal
ers. and also an Increased shipping demand both
Ncw York And Canadian accuunt-tho demand Tor the
latter beng 1canly for No Spring. The following
table ehows The daily ptcts OF tho different grades
;$;Ss' s TIE ;!::..a
- IN afuYc. IN St1rc- In store.
March " -El1i @llsA tLGsHs9!.N y!G0 @:.:...
Anr g., 1ixs IL s 11ei6ss1I99it 1I9i 1S9xgi99, i9,
r.. ~ @I1e 1isx@l1en 1ee @.--...
!. r.. 3I!!AesI31SS4 1'199's@;.i99T -;....-.
TopATth wheat market ruled nnnsually brisk, and
prices advanced about Il per bashel. Sales wefs:-
x.1sk 4foo By d tin u. s'sl .ssl16H LOO da DO
hsutesa Lto bu az An 4. p. q co't@ At ~
Ia S1aiS: 10 69 do * stSp SI Il s9 bu "a DO fin G
North Side hunses) at t1t1; 25,e0 bu do At 3l1oH
zQCe bu DO 1t $1.f13 5000 hu No Spring Tia A, D. Il
1t ehh hh1iR ntx
, 1864-04-06


.DKAn srn: PerhapaI cannot better answer the
70 e AZ H. sna n saa GDe
regiments Of A. o., than BY making the following
sThecare Of freedmen hid. In spite OF all 1ials to
The contrary, imposed itself npon the 60 sommands5s
Of our advancing armies, ana shown me necessity
the simple R.11nspe Of en5dyslSa Of
mike ali other army dltics: the vast amount Of
work feqnired Of hH necessity ~
one who looked at the subject
hels say in getting Officers dnS ans %fn in
N their old Organizations. Beside, guards had
hfcn found N many instances l ase o.
dcmanded in the feld- But their odicers might
have 70 fitness for the work Of supertislo1-th
able bodied freedmen mostly went INTO tho res5-
nenss for active service Certain male b1acks werc
lound necessary to build cab1na- provide wool and
perform the various labors required In the clrc Of
Tie women su % and ehildrsn. and those, entirely
depenaent- These, orsanIzed, could. at the same
time. DO the guard duty repaired for The cars and
industry OF The people, and relieve 10 many able
, 1864-04-06


To-Day the snre were: 10 tca Yellow and : les
Brown GREASE at lohc 10 res White Grease At lo}:e-
%nskst H durlpE shs week has continued active md
50 &c Gallon anec TIM date Of our last weekly re-
view; ,The specnlatiye demand has been stimulated
hreEh by the fcpurts fnm Washington that Congress
would place tax Of 5t-o0 per gallon on MI Wines
maputectnred alter the 1st Of May. Tho following
lr< tht week:
, 1864-04-06

- Oss4ss*s.s.s.s
Alum i..........-. s
Annatto.........-. 81
Arsenic pOw..... 8
Arrow Root jam.
:. do pff.
Bal. npaIvn. -H9
Bal. Tpiu u.........
Bi-cRrb. Soda. .....S.G1
M-cro. Potash.
Borax!re1ned. s.
&mpflor do ....Lf9
Coppctns Am......8 8k@
Crenm Tartar-.. H
Cnbthe e.....,...., ,
Glue, best ........
Glue, com. 1T
Aqua Ammonia.
ChrteAl Silicate
ofEot}A
, 1864-04-06

TOHA Goethe market has beer, considerably
l.rge speculative de1uand. with tke pfosncct Of in.
S1Gssse us1es being Imposed prices nave advanced
hLm with an advance Of 10c on previous quotations
We quote;
LXAF TOBACCO.
Illinois, m4G1l1UE to
, 1864-04-06

RECEIVED By F. q. saisoh6saN z CO. tcldas1kle
stock and band ezoSetn. - Clark s1 est. Chicago.
, 1864-04-06

NEES VAX-la very light supply, There Ia a
lnir demand ann prices rule 1teady nt ls95ec 4 ..
l1I1Cht@-frsscnt demand rathtr limited and
p Ices rule kfeRdT 1t present quo atQus Cou.rnct0
cr spsnEs Is dssresy r are ns!aE nada 4 prices
1IcIa S.-tY6o ~ pet tnouhand. EiFa Bricks In lIr
demand atprcsent quotations. We quote:
GnMm9ns g M-.....-..-..--.. .$l0n0ea1e10
e nf!ekt; g naeslGo
the principal demand hcinZ for household sc. Hard
Goals arc very diIc1cn.; LaekawanA and Scranton
Eonc weceks neen bare. Soft Goals Ia far sup
ply and steady at previous quotations. We quote:
t10D0
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-22

4 RESIGNED PARsON-We were standing
On The bank of the Connecticut river one
day, when a resident in these parts told US
TIE following story:
" Il was just such day as this, now many
wears ago. that Parson Dearborn lost one Of
his lambs in this here stream, only few
miles lower down. They'd broke the ice,
and Dearborne was up to his waist in the
middle Of the hole the stream was so
strong that he had much ado to keep On his
legs. The first as come TO be ducked was
old Marin Bigelow but when the parson
had let her down into the water he had lost
his holt and away she went under the ice.
Now Parson Dearborn vas not man to be
easily put out, so says he quite calm: The
Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away !;
blessed be the name Of the Lord; come an
other Of you my children. But no more
would come. reckon they all lost their
faith-any how they made tracks
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-22
w ILLCOX & GIBBS
Family Sewing Machine!

Family Sewing Machine
PRICE WITH HRMNERs 4 FELLERs $40 TO SlOO.
The Wilcox & Gibbs is the only Machine THAI
makes the twisted loop stitch. Which makes
the tightest and most elastic seam on full cloth,
of any machine stitch
The W. & G Hemmers and Fellers need to be
seen to be appreciated. They are the only really
practical hemmers in use And are alone worth
one-haf the price of the machine over all Others
for family use.
patented device of great utility to learners,
prevents the possibility Of turning the machine
IN the wrong direction. Another prevents the
needle being set wrong The needle is short and
straight enabling 1t to sew through hard seams.
or gathers in hard cloth where all machines using
long or curved needless utterly fail.
l he feed has no tendency to draw soft goods
down, but will sew linen cambria perfectly It's
by far the easiest machine to learn to use and
keep il order in market
~ he stitching after much wear. and many
washlAgs, Is found TO retain all the evenness and
hrlnness so much admired at first"
N. y. Sun.
Send for Circular.
JAMES WILCOX.
Manufacturer,
oEoz sos Broadway, N. Y.
GEO. F. COWLES, Coventry. Vt.
Travelling Agent.
u Mr.. c. would refer to Horace Fairbanks.
Esq, Of st. Johnsbury, for recommendations of
the ABOVE machine. 57S2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-22
! :. ENCISE TANES.
COLLIE TORS NOTICE..


N'''ct i heFt.N -;Hth ;;i-' - A-i-ua- lakes
30 '-c % '"i.tc'i"il .'l>tIlci u tIlaoti- \ A.
>essed upon Incomes, Licenses, Carriages, Plate
&c H''..i -, f.NNis:."> 81 "a. l." a. Congress,
49,, -, ,.,,.,,. -. "a 49, - /
al, attend ,.,>,: 81 3, Ds,.a;y At II. f,.owinc
times and Places . receive the same. VIZ:
cg!4rExnfx COUNTY.
~ ~ I |,s' IA M n' u; % hyia: N Nov
=, = "'>~a.' p''- - III "F1i-f>~aa, bte-
As Wars po,r' Milton. -, Tl,.-.isv he,
80.
.th.
At The Bos,wick House. Jer:c.a. IN Sa--,r6ay
Dee. 5;h-
FRANKLIN Coz MY.
....-..,.. n, :, ~. -, II.
", :ac,say and Thursday. Dec. S,b, oh. aI5
5U,b IL,
A. Rau..i.'s Eo,cl. Fairfax. on Fr;t.y. Dec
i-..,
Al iS.'ai- Ii ''el- baAeI>--tid- On p'>-ay'pec-
On r....
a I'."i.,>'h i"'e-- Las BERKSHIRE o.
"ea% % pc :, ION
~ "i-o'-- l''''' >--e Coz -. THURSDAY De
l. III
''N- 81 0"'Hih-
AT =; { ADAMS o;'iee- East Aitursh, N sat
IIlaN Dec. '"iA. 100
~ hice hoi'i- South Here o. Tuesday L er-
IA
y, "T, Alss- House No;'a Hero, on Wed
At>uaH' bvt, -9a-
ESSEN COUNTY.
A,-b, No. r,o-c,-,; Hone, W.. C.-s
TUESDAY. J ~ lN.4
A. Nj, WI H., ,..;l,l.1 - III
,,ay Ian VII VA 80
4, ~. f.Isn5 p.-5 iI,,,., I.r.-s pa.,s
SATURDAY. J,r Oh. VI
"hLHANS COUNTY
AZ Cutting : Hotel, Greensboro Oh Monday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-22
ORDER o. NOTICE ~ SETTL ElIENJ
CAgllSLED kITTglDsY-. ESTATE

A. az AZ, court -li J,h1l>,ry sa4G ,5i>.-l-
e.. i.y l-Il lAy "a .ai4saTy. A u Isl
-'r--> Al-> ID Be-. Ginui>--a;1- ga rht t>-a-.
~ '-f-i>-r a;ir1c-e late u WAGvu. q said --fI
'-e,ya>s. i'-->r> IL Tender account III
fAi an To- i'Tv>.-t ~ sUcsL.t al2
'A4lliAil1l. AID luAAlov idT tie lTts-- tlAs'c
s7i'l,: ALI >-r-' -ff-l : the -.>rl- -li1
i'.yi uv,-er a Sid ovnst. sInps. tie pe->,.s o..
-, "a Z. = 'i.1.l.vl = IL sane
"a = ileI'9re c..zrv4 b eaG thai a. s--l-
g. me il - t--l !-Tr. "a aud o. 4, A-d rc p
'.l~- "a y -aliI>tGIy lie - lAs - Pet 10
= A. i ---t-fi-- r-rtu HAT i, ,-r-
e -"e- A're,i ~ i'tIhatvn 81 UslN ~ IlIy
- - ''I'-rr Poi lis A--la.I -rrs a. - J..-~t-v
lie" ArtA> t,-eElv-> T. >a-l iiIl-
Al H. LIah i4r s.i3 contest Tie "a.
-,'ei4i = i-rA N2G>c AID at>s Zee heard ly said
Nu'-i u lv r-liv - Partition a. Distribute, SO
-s-1-te- 81 III gsyurr
= - Attest. ASA l. FRENCH. j. s.e = p AZ.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-22
The Enemy of the COckrOach.

lie, the cockroach be moving never so
bri.kN across the wall, he has no sooner
caught sight OF the ia al insect, his enemy
not quarter Of his SIZE and resembling
Spanish tiy,-than all his energy leaves him
ard he stands stupidity resigned. The fly
then walks up to him, looks him hard in the
face, and presently, putting forth some ap'
para,us that stands in the place of huger
and thumb, gently takes the cockroach BY
the nose, and leads him dairti!y along tor a
foot or two. Leaving him thele, he COM
mences thorough examination Of the nelgh-
borhood. beating the ground up and down
ike a wetrained settel, and. not Ah0ihg
what he wants. returns 10 the cockroach and
leads him little farther, when the same pro-
cess is gone through, sometimes for hours,
until the whole wall has been examined
Chinks there are in plenty, but they do not
suit him he has taken the measure Of the
victims bulk. aid means TO lodge him COM
moLlously. Presently, suitable hole is
found, and the tiy, moving backward, gent!
pulls the cock roach after him into his last
home. What horrors are rerpetrated IN this
dark recess, cannot he more than surmlsei
The object undoubtedly is TO engage him as
Il wet muse. No Goub; the poor cockroach
is bored in some part not vital, and eggs
laid in him-a purpose for which his succu-
lent, motherly frame is peculiarly adapted
And, not !mprobably, during the vicarlous
Incubation, he is supplied with food, until
the eggs with which he is impregnated, being
Matched. commence, IN turn for his services,
to gnaw his bowels, their receptacle" 1t is
in vain, tina, during the scene above descrlb-
ed. We urge the cockroach to seek safety in
flight. The poke of a stick is disregarded
he SENS dead to all hints nay, move him
to another part of the wall, he waits there
with the same stold indifference the return
Of his tormertor ProEably sly thrust is
gwen him in the first meeting of the two, or
some "leprous distillment " dropped into
his ear for he has entirely the air Of being
housed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-22
FARM FOR SALE.
Where Asa Morrill, died !,

ssSsA Where Asa Morrill, died III Kirby.
llIlIH on the Riycg Road leading from Ia y
ST Johnsbury TO West Concord:
about /! mics from each Village Said farm con-
iains 10 acres best quality Meadow Land %
acres best quality of 1illa-e- upland pasture of
TIE best quality. Wood Land. Sugar place. Sugar
house, Sap pans set in al Arch. buckets holders
and dry " ood IN sugar. house: everything ready
to commence susarinr. All the Buildings oh
said farm are neN; ali necessary out Buildings
running Water in the hous. and barn.-in short
everything about tie buildings 10 make II con
ven!tnt and one Of the most desirable farms IL
Caledonia County. One half Of the purchase
money can lay on mortgage On the premises in
twenty years equal aInual payments and The Other
half the purchaser can have i he Wishes three
years equal annual PAYMENTS With u.lCcubi1d So
c-Irity. Possession gwen immediately
CALVIN MORRILL,. Executor
March -. 1913 S,gf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-22

kENNEDY'S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
The attention Of the public seaed to this excellent
aches and pains that Hesh Is heir IT,
RHEUMATS
Is caused by stagnaon Oi the fluids arising from check
ed persprstOn-is cured by few bottles vi kenuedy's
Rheumatic Liniment.
SPRAINS
Are caused by orereAtsnsion and Sudden reaction Of
the muscles-is cured 10y bottles OF k.nedys Rheu
matte Liuinent-equa!ly good for man and beast.
RALGIA.
The king Of all pain is CAUSED by inflammation of the
nerve-is instantly cured by few Applications vi
dy's Rheumatic Linment.
PL RISY
an Inflammation Of tie lining the rits-is cured BY
few bottles OF Kennedy Rheumatic Linment
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure Of the flesh All smash
ing vi the tissues-s INSTANTLY relieved by Kennedy
Rheumatic Liniment.
CRAMP
Is contraction of the muscles CAUSED By sudden stop
page OF the fUit which prevents animal life kav
ing free flows cured by few applications OF eIueys
Rheumatic LininIent.
BILIOUS collie
teaspoOnlu Of Kennedy Rheumatic LililneIt in warm
water every half hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND HoARsENESs
Are caused by unnatural dynesS uf the Sands-wet
piece of flannel with kennedy's Rheumatism Liniuert
apply ii gong bed and you Will be ell in the MORN
ing
HEADACHE AND TIIROBBING OF THE TEMPLES
Il ca-ed by pressure from nsensibe perspiration-is
cured by few applications OF Kennedy's Rheumatic LINZ
ment.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction i'll the circular around each bottle
FOR AN ULCERATED SORE THROAT.
lou will take tesspO0nful of the Linlmeut and four
teaspoOniu u water GarSle thu throat twice day IL
few days II Will be we'll This teaSpoouf Will be
worth dollar 10 you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all inflammation of the throat oISils AMI palate with
dry, hacking cough. Will dilute the LniIhent with
four times lis bulk Of water. gargle tie throat and
sw allow TIE moisture. This never fails.
Ii i good for TooIHLCHE. EARACHE SwEILEp FACE and
ISTIAAxArION every kind. Every family should have
full supply for the winter
haIniaCtured by DONALD KENNEDY, RoxbuTy
Mass. Price S. cents. Sold by
67-92 &c. BINGHAM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-01-22
EwARE OF CoUNrERFEITS
CAUTION TO FEMALES
IN DELICATE HEALTH.

pr. Dow. Physician and Surgeon. NJ. Euiicnii ST.
Boston C.I>u iaN Tor all diseases li.,iG,Ii lie
female :! P!'aY>U> Jt-r - FsI- u tie Wn;:.i
f!uur Abus Suppression. AMI Other Menstrual ..-rtrc-
ali treated oil new atiol .Cs. principles. AMI
sirc,y relief -,iT!itcy-. in V-rE len var-a-
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