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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
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ORDER at NOTICE. eJ' SETTLE4Ih1I
EDWARD A-CAHUoN-S LSTAgE.

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100000 PINE SHINGLES.
As and SIS, for sale cheap for Cash, by
79tf L.O. STEVENS.
MRS. JONES RECEIVES
A CA ALL.

Mrs. SMITH calls on Mrs. JONES early in the
day, when the following conversation occurs
Mrs. s. Good morning, Mrs Jones; YOU
look cOld what's the mater:
HrS j. Matter enough I've been Of in my
cold rooms making up beds till my hands are Just
frozen off; and am all tired out
Mrs don't think il 10 be so bad a joo to
make up beds, and l have more than YOU.
MS j. Not a bad job think it is. A great
heavy feather ted to lift round. and then have
| to reach and strain to shake up the straw, t.
say nothing Ct the sweeping and busting. It.
enough to wear anybody cut, not to mention the
freezing this cold weather.
NrS :, | know how to pity you; but | get
| clear of al that now.
Mrs. j. Got girl, suppose. We can't af-
ford that.
Ms $. No; do it all myself
MIS- j.. Id like to know how you make IN
your beds then.
Mrs. =, I'll tell YOU We put our feather beds
up garnet, throw the straw away and don't use
anything but CASINOS SPRING MATTRESS. So
We no feather beds to handle, no dusty straw to
shake up,and all | have to do to make up nv beds
is to spread over the clothes And it is not half
the work to sweep and dust. And they are so
much more comfortable ; they fit me so nicely
and they are always SO smooth and even. We
couldn't get along without them.
Mrs j. declare. I'll have one before night.
just to see if they are SO good.
-NS. y. | would if l were YOU. You can't
imagine what difference it will make in vonr
work.
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WANTED, AT THE LYNDON
STOW AND TIN STORE

Barter Of all kinds, for which the
HIGHE u RKET PRICE
VIII be paid in exchange for goods or cash, such
as Cotton and Wooden Rags, Papers, Fleece
Wool, Broken Wool, lag Wool. Card Waste.
Socks Copper. Byass, Zinc. Solid Lead, Tea Lead,
Pewter, Cast Iron. Scrap Iron. Rubber, Sizing,
Horns, Greese, Hens and Turkey Feathers.
Horse Hides Beef Hides. Vel Ssins Kip Skins.
Dairy Skins. Sleeps Pelts Furs all kinds,
Caraway Seed. Dried Berries, Dried Apples,
Bristles and produce of most n...s
QUIMBY, LINCOLN & Co.
Lyndon, Jan, %. S3tf
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FARM FOR SALE.
Where Asa Morrill, died in Kirby.
on the River Road leading from East

Iii Where Asa Morrill, died in Kirby.
tllll on the River Road leading from East
ST Johnsbury TO IVES. Concord !,
about Il miles from each Village Said farm con-
tains 40 acres best quality Meadow Land, 20
acres best quality of 1illase- upland pasture OF
the best quality. Weed Land. Sugar place. Sugar
house, Sap pans set in an Arch, buckets, holders.
and dry Wood in sugar house; everything ready
to commence sugaring. Ali the Buildings on
said farm are new; ali necessary out BUILDINGS.
running Water in the house and barn.-in Shoit
everything about the buildings ia make II con-
venient and one of the most desirable farms IN
Caledonia County One half of The purchase
money can lay on mortgage On the premises IN
twenty years equal annual payments and the other
half the purchaser can hare !. he wishes three
years equal annual payments with undoubted Sc
curity Possession given Immediately
CALVIN MORRILL,, Executor.
March >. 1868 S9n-
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Two THE LADIES Tiv o,l,-a,-i w / Dix Ia-isc-
Il Cia-is invites lasc> BE- III q H,-Csl u surSl -
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The frSiv- = ;-.S iUE pre- -v, - TEA Lis I-
siN!r tih medically and >rcCN Al .ii>cA>> q tie le
male sex aid iicy Az Respectfully invite, - ca II
No. II Endicott SIierI. Boston.
All letters requiring advice must cau,An one dollar I,
e;lsure a;!>ncr-
Boston. .a;I- !. lc6s-ly
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Z. / ATE OF EFRN : q
CROCK X PRODUCE AT AUCTION

The subscriber uill sell at his pace one a 3.
mile from Lower. ~ AtcIfard.
uN TIKI RSI,Ay. MARCH II. lSfi.
AZ 10 o'clock in the forenoon. the folloa-.
described property:
One woke Oxen. ) years Old; : cows, : "a.
year old heifers NTH cali, pair two-y,as
steers, txo-year old bu.l, . warnings. ) ca.,.s
- coarse-wopi sheep, TIN .var ga mare, &.
year old horse o1s-y,aT IA cit, shr,eS.
tons hay. - bushels corn. l,;5 bushels oats,
bushels potatoes, l cart. > bag-y Wagons AZ
nesse~. flow>- ha-rors, CHAINS, &c, : lvt Of a..
Ing sap irough>. dairy utensils. Also, a a., .
housed hold furniture
TEEf>. All sums Ct sic or less. caSl. ,ar-
SlO months credit with security
&C. Gu>S-
] II MooRE, Auc,ioneer.
Lower Waterford. Feb. - >->N.
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THE CALEDONIA N
Extract from a soldiers Letter.

expect to get well sometime of this
great ugly wound. | am not SO sure of ever
fighting again; but l hope to 30 home to a
little city in the Northwest where a little
blue-eyed woman and blue-eyed baby wait
for me. Hospital folks think great deal
of what their brothers in the field are doing.
We long to have news, but we long
great deal more to make news. There Is
one thing you may be sure of-we hate cop
perheads. A man can have little respect
for an open enemy fighting honestly for his
principles, but these sneaking tr aitorous Toes
i can't talk about them. should say what
lady must not hear.
You ask if We pray. Some DO; many
do not. Christians, dear madam, pray IN
every place, and the heart that IS full OF
PRAYER and of need will find and make
closet somewhere. Like the Crimean
soldier, who hadn't much time, but en-
oyed few thoughts alone in the crown
of his cap he can find God in very small
place, and in a very great tumult. You say,
dear madam, that YOU remember and love
and pray for your country's soldiers. We
thank you for that; it lightens our burdens
to know that good, true women, such as rep
resent our mothers and best friends-those
for whose safety we offer our all, think of US
with love and prayer. We wish such would
write US often, with good advice and sympa-
thy and encouragement. What if you do
not know our faces /? You stand to US fer
what we love and respect, most of all things
in The world, and you can if you will, by your
interest and faithfulness keep many young
soldiers from falling into the ways Of sin.
Oh why don't mothers and sisters and
friends write more to their soldier boys !?
Why don't good women who love their
country and their religion, who make boxes
Of clothing and jellies and so on q wouldn't
have them forget the material part of we'll
doing by any means) who may put money
into the missionary box and pray for the
heather, afford little more missionary let
ter-writing to the soldiers When the boys
come home from the war many mother and
sister will mourn over sad changes in them {;
but there will be fewer such changes if they
write them frequent and loving and
christian letters while in camp or hospi-
ta
A lady from down East Il don't know
who she was-wrote letter to one Of our
boys when we were down at Memphis
We were in bad fix, retreatiug, and half
the boys sick or discouraged. Well, the
letter passed round the company pretty
much, and three or four answered it. 1t
was a good, cheerful, sisterly epistle, that
took US all in thought back home again.
The lady would be more than paid for her
trouble if she could have heard the tired,
ill-condilion boys bless her for thinking
of them. The writer was only stranger,
speaking, as you did, out Of the fullness of a
patriotic and generous heart.
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- TATE OF NEkM Mt.
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DACK PAY AND BOUNTY.

Back pay and bounties due deceased soldiers,
entitled thereto by acts of Congress, will be OBJ
tanned By the subscriber for reasonable compen-
satiOn. CHARLES c. NEWELL.
East Burke. VT, July 5. 1862. 2tf
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KENNEDY,S
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT,
The attention OF the public SCALED to this most excellent
of all Linments, perfect and speedy cure for all the
aches and pains that flesh is heir to.
RHEUMATsIM
Is caused by stagnafion Of the fluids arising check
ed perspiratior-s cured 10y bottles vi Kennedy
Rheumatic Liniment.
SPRAINS
Are caused by an and Sudden reaction of
the musceS-lS cured by few bottles Keuneys Rheu-
matte Liniment-equally good for man aud beast.
RALGIA.
The king of all pain is caused by ali Inflammation of the
nerves-s instantly cured by few applications Of Kene
dy's Rheumatic Linincut.
PLEURISY
Is Inflammation the lining of the ribss cured nv
few bottle: OF kennedyS Rheumatic Linimeut.
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure of the flesh and smash
ing OF the tissueS-is instantly relieved by Kennedy
Rheumatic L!niment.
CRAMP
Is contraction the muscles caused v sudden Stop
page OF the nervous tud, which prevents animal life hav-
Ing free flows cured BY few applications of Kennedy
Rheumatic LinllieIt.
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach bowels-take
caSpOunul OF kenneiy's Rheumatic LiuncIt ia warm
water every halt hour until cured
SORE THROAT AND HOARsENEss
Are caused by unnatural ryness OF tn caus-wct
piece al flannel with kennedy's Rheumatism Ilnimert.
apply il going 10 bed and You Will te wei! in . Iurr-
ing.
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF THE TEMPLES
Is caused by pressure from nsensi,c uersiratlo-is
cured by few applications OF Kennedy's Rheumatic Lni-
ment.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction in the circular around each bottle
FOR AN ULCERATED SORE THROAT,
You will take teaspOonful Of the ulnent and four
teaspoonfu OF Gargle tho throat ice av In
few days It Will he veil. This tcaSooniul viii Ice
worth dollar to You.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And al Inflammation of the throat. tuiSlS palate
dry, hacking cough. you Will dilute the L.Iirut with
four I'VE times lis bulk II water Cargle the throat and
swallow the moisture This never tails.
1t is good Tor To3THACHE, EARAcmE. SwEIIED FACE AID
SFLANsATIpS every kind Every family should have
tuil supply Tor the winter.
Manufactured 10y DONALD KENNEDY Ruxturv
Mass. Price 81 cents. Sold tY
61-9, &c BINGHAM
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ST 90 30 U n L Y.
PENSIONS AND BACK PAY.

would say TO all concerned that as l am an
agent for procuring BOUNTIES. PENSIONS and
BACK PAY. due to invalid soldiers, widows,
mothers or minor children; and having communi-
cation with L. S. Paymaster can obtain the
MONEY for them in the least possible time and
with small expense. No charge in any case un-
less successful. Info.mai-.n given gratis. and all
communications by mail promptly answered If q
stamp is enclosed to prepay the return.
HIRAM A. CUTTING.
Lnuenburgh. VT, Dec. ;. 1872
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4 MEXICAN X FOREIGN PATENTS.
Il. IL. 1. ID DN
SOLICITOR or PATENTS.
Late agent vi L. $ Patent oir. Washington under lie
A'tui Is.

Late agent ui L 5 Patent oii,r Washington under lie
A'tuiISi
- State Street, opposite k:lby Street, Boston
After al extensive practice ii upwards II twenty wears
continues IL Patents III the U,iiri States as ia
Great Britain. France. and other l-,icu countries -
Ga raiS. Specifications Bono Assignments. and ali Pa
eTs Drawings iOr Patents. executed literal terms.
AMI with despatch Researches made INTO American or
Foreign works determine the validity or utility 81 Pa
tents ur lINt 1t t'>-d! r other adv r-..-c!
In all matters iuuch!I. The SANE Cai,> The Lain. -;
any Patent 'uTn:>lv! ly Tcinl;lE 81 Assignments
corded Al " aShin-tun
The .clcy + not only the largest in New England
hut. through il inventors have advantages :"T securing
Patents. OF a>ccrtang the racitaiilty "i inV oius.
Unsurpassed ~. i No ialsca~Graay superior Ia. a,y
which lie offered them ei>cw here. The Testimonial =
Below given prove that none = mere ,y>il at tine
Patent oiyc than The subscriber ami success the
best prnv "I advantages i ability. h" would adj that
h" Las abUniIui rei>on 1" believe. AMI prove that
other office ii the kind are tile charges To- profession
al services mOieIaic. Ihc lmncnSc Practice ul The
Snh>tiner during twenty years i>i Ia "rahleri him To
accumulate Vast collection Oi se' ttUIis aIpi ,iiic
decisions relative 10 patents.
These besides hi> extensive library OF LEGAL and me-
Chau,a works, and iU accounts ~ patents granted in the
lions 10 ole: superior facilities fer obtaining faieuI>
All necessity o journey I" " ash-s"n. 10 procure
patent. and the usual srrat delay there, here
inventors.
tEsrIxoNrar>.
=" regard Mr.. Eddy a. 81 the most capable and
intercourse CHAS. MASON.
Commission e; Patents
cannot employ per>onm"r" competent ami ortiy
ard more capable Of putting their applications In form
L. secure for them early AMI favorable consideration
al the Patent Office EDMl ND BURKE.
Late Commissioner Patents
d" Mr.. X. II. Eddy has made Tor me Is appFciiionS on
all but one ri which PATENTS have rcn granted and that
i pending such unmiSakedble proof great talent
and ability his part leads recommend all iiiver-
tors 10 apply TO him 10 procure their patents they may
be ohayins the faithful att rnton bestowed on
their cases and al L very reasonable charges"
JOHN T iGGART.
During eight months the subscriber. in couise OF his
large practice. male twice rejected applications
appeals. every OF which decided his favor by
the Commission OF Patents. X. H. EDDY
Boston, Dec. 10, IS63-l Vt.
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ORDER Of NOTICE Of SETTLEpg,7
JOSEPH H. l. RICHARDSON'S Fsr.-r.

Al Probate Court held al ST J,au-t,,.r, 3, ,f4l
On the hih dag OF Feb \. ID. l-ts M
WHEREAS, jonathan klShaId~'ai. EA-rui,-a- Pill.
Viii ard testament Vt Jo>el,h Z gf,l.ars.... $3.50
Suiioi IA said dlstrlDL deceased. PROPOSES O., r.
account "i L. adfaili>t raun, al ;lr,-t-' a.
against said estate Tor examination. and al, -
i3ic p'iTsse = il=Ali-- sa'iiti,iI AID li-r-51fr
residue OF $50 estate. under decree 81, said cr--
tie l'cT>'c~ a lio aEr by law entitled L. -.
therefore ordered II s=ia 'url Tat fl,.>ai..+ , O.
consideration and tr heard n lfc p larr a Ill -
J'll.>1ury, oll Ire le5L Gas ~ Ma-,h. 4 a. Ia A.
i further oIsrr'a that al I,rr>,r., ilr,r,-f,
Aelevl ly pGigiCaii'd Ul copy u Tie rrt..r. =,
vi0cf IL IN. TAXED l,li- printed - - johnson.
wees sl,VrSSi' r4A Previous 10 SAID T,. col. i. .
ti2i ',lvt liaA a lo2T ali contest the aIl,.,4--
a'osnil II l-les Sc oau>rs ana also Ice L-ara b.. -
estate.
By i.,e culgI.
Attest, Asa L. FRENCH. Jl..-
A irl- "a, 80: recOIS.
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MOral-Adrice to husbands If YOU love your
wives and want them to live long: and enjoy
themselves, furnish them with CAss1So's SPRING
MATTRESS
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I ASSELL SEMINARY.

The Spring Term of this institution beei1 $ on
Thursday, Feb. Is. This school offers to Young
ladies the healthiest location in the country, an(
reputation for mental culture second to none
in New England.
For Catalogues, &c. apple to
G. W. BRIGGS, PRINCIPAL.
Auburndale, Mass, Jan. 20, 1861 SASS
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Dwelling House, in desirable location. cor
ner Summer and Winter Streets, which commands
full view of the PrBLIc PARK soon TO be OPEN
ed in front of the Brick Union School House list
erected on St. JOhnsbury Plain, is
i 0 Il S 4 L Z
Said house is IS IS feet on the ground with
shed and kitchen attached Being high posted
the rooms are large and airy, adapted to boarding
or for renting as two tenements. The house is
very convenient, substantially built and finished
IN good repair and offers rare inducement for in
vestment in
GOOD REAL ESTATE.
In one of the most thriving villages in Northern
Vermont. Enquire Of
]. {. BINGHAM.
st. JohnsbuIy, Jan. s, 1854. $50
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CAUTION TO FEMALES
IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DR.. DOW, Physician ami Surgeon. NJ Endioott ST,
Boston, consulted daily for all diseases inCIiet IL the
female ProdI,Ii> UtrTi Falling vi the womb,
Fuor Aihls Suppression ali other Menstrual derans.-
metS all treated paltuJ ~ pEl.TyI;'-> aid
speedy yclici guarantee. III Very e| av>- 81 nHdTia
t.y i the mode II treatment. that most v-
stiii;c Weld under ami the afflicted person
ItlUCeS ia perfect health.
DR. Dow has doubt h.! greater experience III the
diseases aus "tiicT ,!.H >.C.AH ia
Boston.
BOdTliu. ACCOMMODATIONS Tor patients who may wish
10 STAY in Boston a lew DAYS under MS caimeut
DR. Dow slice lSi5. La tx CHA.iiv his whole aIietOu
la an office practice Tor the Private Diseases and
Female Complaints, aCAuU~ L. !5cs IA superb lie
United atat.>.
S.B-AlicttcIs must contain ole dollar. Or iIey gil
not be an wcrct Office hours from 4. A-tO9su.
Boston, July -, lo53. 57:liuo
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ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLENEA.
LEWIS ". pKLANu,S ESTATE.

Alta Probate C,sl-1, 2eld Al - J a,.>'g.v, % 81.
tr.ct ~, the l2lh day Il Be- .lN6a
whereas. LeRlS a.. Dclala. astu.,lI siraf,r , o.. -
Tale II Lewis " pclalie lale ,l HardNil ia >i ID, ~
,.--oe.i>ed Proposes 10 nc,livr Account .. g..
ADMINISTRATION AID 10 lrv-s II h> a-al.--
estate TT examination AID 4! .ClIC- f.r ~.
"a making partition and ;l>lTluUlsb 81 a.. .t.-
>aii ilc- decree. --iil c..E-. al..a-
sui,S h cliIItlc 10 lie * : r..-.
al-rei hr sod TIA; III, lt.... . -
fiun ana De heard a. the = NtTllct Ia :.
lIir .Th aS "a March. l-hs. Ala L f- tgrrl-r
ikAl all pcrS5S Interested 3pr lDilil.l hr,l a..
liUr copy ~ the gcrl q 1!- ,.itl-T l.. I,
g,-7slvG al II Jvlfl>tllH, gl're Success. -
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Jb-l-SJ a." allowance 81 san acCUunI Il Ib-r -,
AIS Aeari i >lii u.y1- e.! lie aia-FcI . ,
- Clsi.lllI al -alg estate.
BY ihc Lrgl--
sIirel. Asa / FRENCH g....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04
From Mr.. Levi F. RanIet, of LittletOn,
N. ii.
LrrLEroE, n H., Nov. 10, lS6

LIrrLEroN, n. H., Nov. 10, lS6
MeSsrs. S. W. FOwLE Co.,
For many years was afflicted with Chronic Bronchitis
and HOarssneS to such extent at times to be una
Bile speak aubiy, attended with canker and
of the mouth and throat made use Of az eat
many remedies and from none of them did obtain re-
lief but the disease rather increased than diminished -
Upon the recommendation of lady in this place, who
had been similarly a cted, an cured by the of Dr.
Wstar's Basam OF Wild Cherry. | procured of your
agent, Mr. Hodgman. bottle OF the tsam. and was
cnnvnced that had secured i'll it the mea> Of
liet and cure from the burdenSome troubles 10 which
free from any difficulty OF pulmonary nature and only
need slight dose OF the Balsam 10 restore Inc whenever
troublesome symptoms occur; and in such cases 1t al
ways acts like q charm. LEVI f RANLET.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-03-04

BY DIR. l.. Dix IL failing IN les time than
other physician ereCtuaily ..I lria-,lly- with
restraint from occupation 81 exposure 10 Al
weather. ilh safe and Pheasant nse..,ie>,
L. a
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-11-23

.sr u. J. Jones, of Harrisburg, was
instantly killed on Friday night by the
Accommodation train from Baltimore
running over him. His body was
found beneath the cow-catcher, rolled
up into an almost shapeless mass. He
was man of much talent, author of
the History of the Juniata Valley, and
connected with various newspapers at
different times.
A New York copperhead journal,
just before the last election, told it's
readers that as almost everybody was
going for Mcclellan, all should go for
him, and thus present "sublime NOR
al spectacle p
Dumas the celebrated French nov
elist, is coming to this country.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-11-23
Married.

At the Union Hotel. on the 10th inst. by
Rev. Ii. r. Fleck, PARKER G. HARVEY.
of Huntingdon county, to Miss SALLIE N.
HOUSER, of Miflin county, Pa.
At the Lutheran parsonage, on the 18th
inst, by Rev. I'll. r. Fleck, EMANUEL,
GEARITART, of Yeagertown, to Miss MA
RY M: HANNON, of Shippensburg, Cum.
berland county, Pa.
At the Black Horse Hotel, on the l7th inst,
by Rev. FL. r. Fleck. GEO. SHREFFLER to
Miss CARENIA DUNN, both of Miftiintown,
Juniata county, Pa.
At the Lutheran parsonage. on the l4th
inst, by Rev., H r Fleck, DAVID MAT
TUAR. of McVeytown, to Miss NEUELLI-
US STILLS. of Lewistown.