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Evening star., 1864-12-29

REsIGNRD.-We learn that Capt. Putnam,
Draft Provost Marshal of the District has re-
signed, his resignation to take effect January
1st, 1865.
A number of gentlemen-Peter Bacon, Esq,
Mr. G.. Kirby, Mr.. NJ. Fen wick, Mr.. E. Hall,
and others,-were at the City Hall last night,
endeayoring to induce the City Councils to re.
commend the re. appointment of Capt Scheetz
to the position.
Evening star., 1864-12-29

DYW. b. LEWIS, Auctioneer
ID No. 307 Pennsylvauis avenue.
Sale of Holiday Goods. Photograph Albums, Gilt
Books. Silver Plated Ware, Gold and Silver
Watches. Gold Chains, Gold and Silver Pencil
Gases, Gold and Plated Jewelry Table and Pocket
Cutlery, Foreign Sea Shells, and Fancy Goods.
suitable for Holiday Presents, every NOR ming and
evening this week. Commencing each morning
at 10 O'Clock, and evening at O'Clock
dec fist W. B. LEWIS, Auct.
Evening star., 1864-12-29

CHRrsTMAs CELEBRATION request, tne
Sabbath school of Waugh Chapel. corner OF a
street Lorth and Sd street east will repeat taeii
excellent addresses and singing on Tomorrow
evening. 30 e."
Evening star., 1864-12-29
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE & co.. Auotionysr..
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
Lot on NORTH STREET. BETWEEN 9TH

Fl S9sEH !GfEEHAssf FSs'5Fa 5Fa
On FRIDAY AFTHkNooN: J.nuary ssh. g. :
M @ Il esrsn
r Ssi' .Ss 5:s \ Ts:s,5 CIV ~
ming for for. said part part Of . Let at point on, on
west ssd Lot and running thence
east twenty feet. thence south to the OF said
Se noh 10 f ss
ginning, and containing 2.4OO square feet, more or
Terms Of sale One haIfin cab; the remainder
ss:ss & s. ne g. Ssss. @
RY JAS. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Auctionssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE or TH:gEE SMALL BRICK
da, of August 1859, and recorded in re land reg
Ne folio. :s "a We s6si ssj p RSSl;s s2s
situated on the tpSiie alley 5f in squar- a No
sh of sss 5 of Lot
ground, beginning for the same at the southeast
ale, m
thence south feet to 81 feet alley thence east
81 feet to the place of be ginning.
Term. of sale cash.
Convey yances and stamps st the cost Of the pur-
twenty five dollars on each house to be paid Ia
A. ROTHWELL, Trustee.
decI5.d J.C. Meg UlkE IL Co., Auots.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
QUARTERNAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION; WASHINGTON
December u. 1884.
win be sold. at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at Giesboro, ID. c.. on
FRIDAY. December 81, 1854,
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
HORSES.
On FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1865.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVABRY
HORSES.
These horses have been condemned an at for
the Cavalry service of the Army
gaiss may be had.
Horses sold sir gy. Sale to commence at 10 q. m.
Terms cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. EAIE,
Colonel in charge First Division Qusrtermastsr
Generals Office dec %. 80
Evening star., 1864-12-29

ODD PILLOWS 'LEVEE.-magenenuE Enca mp
rnent No a, / q. O.. r, give grand lsvee and
promenade concert at Odd Fellows daii,
Navy Yard, on Monday evening next Ample
preparations have been made. or gooo music
and choice Refreshments.
Evening star., 1864-12-29
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
Ty DISSOLUTION.
i HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX

vTy DISSOLUTION
i HE COPARTNERSHlP HERETOFORK EX-
listing between George Parker, Thos. Parker, and
Jos B. Bryan. doing business under the name sad
firm Of G.. & T. PARKER & CO.. was, by mutua
consent, dissolved on the 18th of November. 1854.
All persons having claims against them re-
quested to present them for payment, and all per-
sons indebted to them are earnestly requested to
settle the same Immediately.
?. s. Either member OF the late frnl, or Mr. j,
A. Peak, is authorized to receipt for the arm.
g. T. PARKER & co.
GEORGE PARKER. GEO. T. PARKER, AND
" SAMUEL G.. PARKER, having formed q 90
partnership under the name and style Of
GEO. PARKER & SONS,
will continue to keep constantly in store Q large
and we'll selected stock of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,,
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS. &C..
at the old sfard, Nos. 34 and 345 Penn. avenue
and hope, by a strict attention to business, to
merit continuation of the liberia patrona ge here
tofore extended to the late firm.
GEO. PARKER & SONS.
de l6- 6-3taw2mif INTEL
NTEss MACKEREL,
lVl SMOKED SALMON,
SMOKED HAL1BUT,
YARMOUTH HERRINGS.
ANCHOVY PAsTl.
SARDINl6.
KING & BURCHELL.
dec IL 12t Corner 18th st. and Vermont avenue.
Evening star., 1864-12-29

WANTED small HOUSE or two or three un-
w furnished ROOMS for family of two persons
Address y. A." Star Office, stating particulars.
Evening star., 1864-12-29

METROPOLITAN RAILRoAD.-We learn it is
the intention of this company to commence run
ming eight or ten cars on the new track along
street On Monday next. Several new and
beautiful cars are now at the western terminus
of the track, in front of the Navy Department,
which are considerably wider than those now
used on the other routes Of the city. Other new
ones will be put on the track as they are re-
ceived from the North.
Evening star., 1864-12-29

WANTED-A GIRL hat understands co ooking,
w washing and ironing, and can make herself
generally useful, Apply At 3eS Pa. avenue. over
ao6d s JeweIry Store. d29 St.
Evening star., 1864-12-29

CoMPLIMENTED.-On Christmas day, Capt.
M. Tay ylcr, one of the most popular and eff cient
conductors on the Washington Branch rail-
road, W as presented with handsome gold en-
emeled badge. through Col. s. T. Houston, OF
the Quartermaster's department. by q COM
mittee of eight, representing the daily travellers
over the road, at the depot in this city. Capt.
Taylor made an appropriate response to Col.
Houston's presentation address
Evening star., 1864-12-29

A WRDDING.-A very pleasant wedding af-
fair took place at st. Patrick's Church on
Tuesday, when Mr.. George &. Dubant was
being performed by Rev. Mr.. MCCARTHY. The
Rroomsman was Mr.. J H. Dubant, and the
bridesmaid Miss Frances Sewall. After re.
ceiviDg the congratulations of their numerous
friends, the happy couple lett the city ON q
wedding trip NorthWard.
Evening star., 1864-12-29

q. =. SUPREME CoURT, December2S.-No. st.
Isaac Cook et al, plaintiffs in error, VS.. The
United States. The motion TO dismiss this
cause was argued by MIR. General Speed, ana
submiued on the merits on printed arguments
by Mr.. f. >. Smith for the plaintiffs 10 error,
and by Mr. Attorney General Speed for the
defendant IN error.
No 81 Elisha morrill,, plaintiff in error, VS..
Adam HageIman. In error TO the Circuit
Court OF the United States for the Northern
district Of Illinois. The plaintiff in error haV-
inr been three times called by the Marshal,
and failing TO appear. this writ OF error was
dismissed, with costs, under the 10th rule OF
Court. ..,x. $780,
VS. Wm G. III Barton. This cause was ar
eupd oy Mr.. Merriman for the defendant In
error and su omitted on printed ar rgument py
Mr. (irimshaw for the plaintiff In error.
No So Richard Gregg ct al, plaintins In er-
ror, VS. +, bert Forsyth. This cause was ar
gued by Mr.. Balance for the plaintins IN er-
ror. Adjourned.
Evening star., 1864-12-29

DY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.
TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON
DELAWARB AVENUE. BETWEEN b AND L
STREETS NORTH, AT AUCTION.
On 1GESDAY, the Sd day of January. 1865, at
O'Clock p. M, shall sell, in front Of the prem
msuts, q two story Frame House, containing four
good rooms.
Terms: One-half cash balance in and II
months; q deed given and deed of trust taken.
All conveyancing and revenue stamps ut the cost
de ss.d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Evening star., 1864-12-29

1NOR sAlE-That Handsome RESIDEh0E, DO.
43OF street, between 9Th and 7th sts. THU
Vicinity ef the Post Once aud Iaterieg Depart,
msnts. has 9 street rsi,osd passing directly in
residence Apply, IL before the lst OF December,
at 4e3 10th strset, after that date, at the LSw
Buildir g's 6th st., Dssr La av., 10 ". b. WsBh.
Attorney at Law. soy 8-a
EURNiSHKD RoQMs 70 RHNT, vitheat Boa.d,
T. TO gtntlemsn enly-34t z street, nsar 18th.
Inquire of Nr. u =. .EfHPH1NeoH, Au A-0
Evening star., 1864-12-29

"ANTED-A good WASHER and IEONKR
w and to do cham bermaid's work, Apply at
the EAGLE Restaurant, III Penna. av.
de % 2t@ FRANCIS O'NEIL
Evening star., 1864-12-29

WANTRD-A good COOK and Helper (whife)
" for restaurant. Apply Immediately at 29S
de 29 St. G. w CANPBELL
Evening star., 1864-12-29

"AETED-A MAN, to do cooking In q small
w Restaurant References required For
further information apply at No. 7th street near
Evening star., 1864-12-29

w work of . small family. A good home aud
reasonable wages given. A Catholic preferred.
Evening star., 1864-12-29

~ ANTED-A first class BREAD and CAKE
NJ BAk ER: None other need apply. Apply at
" a. L; AARSHALL'S, 9th street. between u aud
II, washington, ID. Q, dec 2o-3t*
Evening star., 1864-12-29

NEER SKINS WANTED The gu ubscribers will
~ pay the highest cash prices for DEER sKINs.
at their Bucksiin GLOVE Mandatory, los High
nov iS.tf RAMsBUR9 Il EBERT.
W ANT D-sICOND HAND F0kNITURl
DING, and RouSEF 9 hNfsHiNaa doors every
description. u. BUCHLY, 4O6 7th street,
lie 8-ff between e and H east side.
Evening star., 1864-12-29

WANTED-A GIRL to do general bousewerk.
Wv In asnaH family Enquire 5 I Q 18th ct. ltr
nREsS MAKERS WANTBB-At 246 Pennsyl-
need apply. dec 5l-2tt
Evening star., 1864-12-29

TIER AND Fees.
Just received, and ON sale at the Commercial
Building, Market House, Louisiana avenue, eth
10 6rkins Of BUTTER. from the "Zour Assoeis-
tiop" tf Ohio.
so barrels Pennsylvania ROLL BUTTER.
IGO barrels prime Mary land ens Delaware EHHS.
dee "a JOoN tAhhELL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-08

Mrs. Emma Thayer Of Burlington, arrest
ed for the murder last week of the twin CHI.
dren of Martha ID. Hartwell. who herself
died soon after their birth, has been dis
charged.
Capt. Dillingham; has furnished Waltons
Journal the following list of Vermont officers,
who are now in Libby prison, and were well
on the 2lst of March, when Capt. Dilling-
ham left, to wit
Maj. Josiah Hail. 1st VT. cavalry; Capt
Robert Scofeld, ditto; Capt. G. A. Adams,
ditto; Capt. VIM. NJ. Beaman, ditto; Lieut.
Eli Holden, ditto Lieut.. L. L. Stone, I'd
Vt. infantry.
Small pox prevails to limited extent in
Burlington and Colchester.
Capt. Beattie, Sd Vermont, has been " pre-
sented wlth fine sabre. Luckily i. was
done by friend or, rather, many friends.
Messrs. 7. W. Park and Seth B. Hunt of
bennington, have purchased building in
that town, and will fit it up in excellent
shape, putting library on the hail floor, and
deed 1t dlrect-tuilding and ALTO the vii
lage. The entire cost of the building will
foot up $4,000. Mr.. Park is son-in-lau
OF Ex,Gov. Hall. He recently returned
from California, after several years there, to
MS old home in Bennington. Mr.. Park
accumulated large property in California.
NOTEWORTHY FACTs.-We learn through
letter from Chaplain W. c. Whitcomb that
VIM. b. Rogers of Vermont, who recently
died at Mansfield General Hospital More
head City, N. G., was one of five brothers in
the army; that rebel wounded soldier at
the hospital is one Of the four brothers in
the Confederate army; and that the chap
LAIN of the hospital has had FIVE brothers-in-
law in the Cnion army, two of whom are
officers in colored regments.- Boston Jour-
nal.
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i'll advance.
In Newark, March p, OF Cereoro Spinal Mem
nights, Harlan Austin, youngest child Of Austin
and Laura B. Packer, aged years
IN Lyndon, March 81, Mr.. Shalor Buel, in:the
list year of his age. win the Newport, N. H.
paper please publish.
In Grandetour, Illinois March Is, of small pox
Orrin n. Wiley, formerly Of Danyiile, aged fl
years.
In Columbia. California, Feb. -, VIM. NJ. Mel
son, aged 3i years Also, at Camp near Brandy
Station, Va, Fec. ., Stephen Il Nelson. aged %
years. member Of CO. II, itb Reg't, sons of VIM.
and Ruth Nelson Of hardwick.
In Danvie, March Is, Moses S, son of Ezra
B. Weeks. aged years.
In Danvil!e, March 20, Augusta, daughter of
ChaS. i. McCOSco, aged years.
II Waterford March Is. Of diptheria Marth.
y. daughter of Royal Bowman. aged II yrs.
Opae, pale now, those rosy lips
| oft have kissed 81 fondly
And closed forever IKE sparkling glance
That dwelt on l!e kindly
And Wondering now in silent dust,
The heart that loved me dearly
But still within my BOSOM
Shall lie nay gentle Martha!
At White River junction, April I'd, Of dip,he-
ria Lizzie f.. daughter of Vim. aud Martha
]. Huntoon, aged years and 10 months.
In Sutton, March u. Riley W, only son of DIR
". W. and Lydia Carpenter. aged mons.
In Sutton. March IS, Mr.. David Brewer aged
- years
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Rrlet Locals.

". publish The CALIFORNIAN this week
t,v earlier than usual on account Of fast
ny.
The weather for the last two weeks has
..-a very pleasant and spring-lke. The
-o which visited New Hampshire and
n ,,chuse,ts last Wednesday and Thurs
....d not reach this vicinity. The snow
d, .nost entirely disappeared from the hills,
the streets of this village are as dry as
MD Summer.
" Earn that TWO trains daily, each
rI.n.. pass over the Passumpsic Railroad
Jl0t lSt. This will be great accomo-
% the merchants and others doing
....~s on the line Of this road. BY this
.rgrrcn' persons can leave this place at
,ck ?. NJ, take the night express at
# RJaotjon and arrive in Boston at
he next morning. They can then
So .h, hours to transact any bus ness in
~ and leave there at about j o'clock
ST arriving here early the next morning
..4, making the round trip in two nights
..os- lay
A thousand dollars is the fashionable
--.. ,5r span. The black colts sold by B.
u.y.aud of Danville have been re-soId
t. $1,000
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Wrudril Phillips Lecture.

i .r!p audience listened to Wendell Phil
st III place Friday evening, on Re-
,'rac.iou.' He handled his subject with
~, power Of argument and while he con-
! himself to the great conflicts in which
ST. ..r -ay4ged-the conflict Of arms the
.a.c, Of IDEAS the conflict of freedom
SRA slavery; Of free labor with forced and
.pl.l Toll; Of democracy with aristocracy,
e.. v., listened to with wrapt attention.
!. criticism of Mr.. Lincoln and some of
rr.>lge'. although very mild for Mr.
l...n', VAS evidently OF believed to be
81 his hearers. All such captious criti-
d will 10 cur President no l. arm he is
..r " first in the hearts Of his country
".a.' Appearances now indicate that to his
-.s.-.'y, honesty, far-reaching intelligence
81. ,Act to grappIe with the great issues as
A, arise, the people are determined to con-
a. ,e he ship Of state for another four years.
q. VI. Phillips eagnest, graceful manner,
.ec.'.e illustrations, biting 9atira, we shall
'er nothing, as a correspondent has done il
~ our outside much better than We can.
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Colonel Bement', Lectures.

Co.. Bemeat, Of Tenn, lectured in this
place on Saturday and Monday evenings last
Having travelled extensively in the South
before the commencement of the war, Col.
b. was enabled to give many interesting facts
from his own observation aud experience, H.
g,lrlting the fixed determination of the
,,cal southern leaders to dissolve the
. N and firm an aristocratic confederation.
IL heard openly avowed in the streets
public places in the principal cities OF
nth Years before Mr.. Lincoln was elect
resident. re lecture on Saturday eve
=, vas mostly devoted to a description of
and Incidents which came ander his
. .' observation while III the South before
rebellion broke out. On Monday eve
"a. !. Il. gave an account Of the battles
Ha.,h Ae vas engaged in the West, and
spoke Of prison life in Dixey. His lee
-, were rntainining and instructive and
4 VICE ..-,e'ed to by large and delighted au
.-y, each evening.
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GRiCE'S CI!EpRiTED SiLTE.
A SURE RELIES FOR TIE SUFFERER.

This Saire IS vegetable preparation, inSent-
ed II the l--h ceIiary, oy D. M GRACE.
surgeon u hnlg J-,ntss amy. Though rs
agency re cured tlon-a..,,s Of most serious sores
ani wounds that ha::lsa Tn skill OF tie most
eminent physician C. It's tly and MS Regarded
o. al vie kI.o-T IN, =, = r-1iic bs..etaetoI.
Grsca's 2 .,eS-ate1 S2,-e c-rcs B--1s
G-s-s's Ce,ehT1taa SGlEs e17es SsEl6s.
Craze Celebrated Saive ca-es Flesh Wounds.
Grzce's cs;sh-ats1 Salyo c1Tss Cams.
Grece's celearai J S-lvs cures Fsloas.
C-sce's Celebrated Sa.vs cures Frozoa Limb
Grass { lrb7st>a Seive cures Weas.
GTsee's Z !e5raEea Salye cures Callolsa3.
G-sce's Celebrated Sslre cures Salt Rtsua.
Gcase's Ceie5rstsi Save cures Chiitlsins.
Gree Gale re.sl S1iVe cures Sore Breast.
Gczss's c.. h.s.e4 SAVE cures S5rs Lips.
Grsee's C=ie5rats5 Sal-o cures Erysi7s,as Sora
Grass Cels5Isted Salye cures Ahscesses-.
Graee's Celebrated SAW cures Uleere.
Grsas's Celebrate SsiFe cures Chspped Esnd5.
CIsaes Celebrated Save cures Ringworms.
And fro-a Seres aIl Wounds OF the most serions
nata.c dow. u : Or1ancn Pi-arle. II eradi-
Gates iia4pi-s from TIE face. ani beauties the
SKIN. There : no preparation before TIE pubic
that can equal tbs Salve IA prompt and ener-
setc action Cor the speedy cure OF external d.
eases as those who have tried rs virtues testify.
Soldiers. Sailors, and Fishermen, viii find t.-is
Salye their best friend.
Ii has none Of the irritating, heating proper
ties Of Other remedies. but coolS, cleanses, and
heals the most Serious Sores and Nouncs.
livery family, and especially those containing
children, should keep : box on hand in cast ~
accident, for !. VIII ave them much trouble
suffering, and 7loaey. All i wants is a fan
,rial TO cure Old and Inyeterate Sores.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

IT.. hare deloyed antH the present to adrance
oJreyt,siaq rates, hopiny that the present
t4ld Prices Of hl@gs 'oe haze 70 use
!c. or ut least 90 no higher but ace
5,,,o,int.d in MtS matter. Therefore from
.... 5,,o,l ,,ltcs far commOn adrertisi"g ,ciN
y ,,.. sl,rue as heretofore, only the es-
..Iu,lye rid be II lines OF n.iniOn type
.. + - L,ars. rs heretofore or an inch and
...,al,t,r spare, tnste0d o. an "'ch and one
.4t ~ uo.
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ointment night have meant Grace's Save,
which cures everything On the skin i'll the shape
of eruptions. 1t cures boils also. and felons, and
sore breast. In short there is such emo!li
ence about it that the ladies' use it as cosmetic.
Only - cents. See advertisement in another
column 1894
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THE GALE DON [ A n.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

"a We endeavor TO make The CAIEDoSIAs valuable
n, III local nes and friend. in Caledonia Essex and
and orleans counties will confer great favor to I'd and
very materially to the interest Of the paper by sending
, oca! items in a brief. legibe form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-08
MARRIAGES..

In Providence Dist inst, by the Rev. ]. d.
Butler, Mr. Thomas f. Ash, jr.,ot that city, and
Miss Violet F.. Sd daughter of the. late John
Brown, Esq of Irasburg
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.... Railroad Col furnishing those in its
II ST. Adams with dry wood at three
..> a cord delivered upon the depot
IS. This is welcome news TO all ex-
nose who have taken advantage OF the
"..'ot snow and claimed from $40 to IS
90. .vr an indifferent quality OF dry wood.
" -Waas Transcript.
Ga Monday morning James Burns of the
.'... Corps, Vermont, was discovered lying
,.',.D.e uAder the awning OF the Robinson
cracks, in Burlington. he had been Sc
7....l wounded 10y pistol ball, which ap-
red 10 have entered MS left breast. Jo-
Gaqtier has been arrested for shooting
a...,.
MOTHER NICTIM.-Brdget O'Niel OF
Ter died at Springfield, Mass, March
ID. ing the eighth victim OF the explo-
70 ~ tn cartridge factory.
\ ire company vas organized in St. Al
- ON Monday, to be called Torrent, No.
\. II. Proctor, foreman.
The bellows Falls Times says that Mr.. A.
Weston, Of Saxton's River, has just imported
/ $50 Chinese sheep from Tarlary. Their
n... is coarse, but their qualities are suppos-
10 be good for mutton, and as they breed
nee N nine or ten weeks, they are certainly
very PTo.'fc race. There are at this time
h4t one or two other lots of these sheep in
ne United States.
s Joseph Gautier. Of Burlington, was brought
'Jre Justice HoIlenbeck charged with an
ut with an intent to Kill, on James Burns,
h der of the Invalid Corps, on the night
ne 27tn inst. After en- examination he
as discharged.
e. c. Noble, Route Agent between Bur.
.>..d and Rouse's Point, Iecently collected
Il .orw!rded 1925 to Mrs. Portus Baxter
Il Washington, for the Sanitary Commission
L arge number G. builders are nov
b work upon the extensive addition 70 tn
Il paremagog House, and We learn thu
II '. crown, who has the superintenIence o
q ant expects to have the house complet
Z TIT list Of July.-NewS.
q Inc Rutland Herald says the first Con
''t'>lrna. district of Vermont is the onl
reported IN excess in New England
/ A-,I SURGEON P. ON. EDISON, of the Is
! VARY has been appointed surgeon q
an Reg, and will be here for duty in
'e" Gays.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-08

Browns Bronchial TrOches, for Coughs,
Colds, and lrrltated Threats are offered with the
fullest confidence in their efficacy They have
been thoroughly tested, and maintain the good
reputation they have justly acquired As there
are mutations, be sur 6 to OBTAIN tie genuine.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-08
COLC ,''.,'S HONEY SOAP.

C"isate'> ii"icy SOap.-Ths celebrated
TOILET SOAP, III ~;c universal demand is r,a i, from
the CHOICEST materials. Is MILD and EMOLLlENT III
its nature, FKAG RANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
BENEFICIAL IN ITS action upon the skin. For sale by al
Druggist and Fancy Goods Dealers. iSS:I4S5
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Y. II. JOHNSON. Is AGENT
DICTURE MUULDINGS.

Gilt. Rosewood anu Walnut Mouldings man u
i,ctured into Frames TO order. Also,
'yal Francs for Photographs P;eture Glass
Cord, and Screw Eyes, a. HALLS