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NN0Ah.s n
IspIANAPoLIS, May 7.--Ths Sunday paper
published horo announces this morning that
orders have been received for the exec ution
Of Bowles, MilligAn and Horuoy, now con-
fined at the Soldiers Home, In irons, and
convicted Of tFoasOn before military CON-
mittSs in this city last fall. A street rumor
has Il that Friday, the l2th inst, IL hEed a.
the dAy on which they are 70 pay the penalty
by being either shot or hung, II Is said that
MilligAn, on Saturday last, wrote a letter to
his wife, telling her 10 prepare herself and
the children for the worst. The prisoners,
themselves, II 'is stated, seem to be satisfied
that their fate is inevitable. -
''soNs or LlBERrYn 70 III HUNG,
INDIASAFoLB, May s.--MAjor General
HoVey, by authority from Washington, has
Issued orders for the execution Of Bowles
Milhgan and Horsey, who were convicted Of
treason by court-martial In this city some
months ago. They will be hanged on the
18th inst. h. it"aE gsetrH sist
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PAssPoR rs.


Persons rssiding or being In Washington,
sho desire passports for travelling abroad,
san obtain the same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on IpsrsonSI application
1t the Department. Of State. my4-sm
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Per 100 kilogrammsa weight
DEPARTMENT oH sTATE TOR PuBLtc wohKs, Cor
= nHEcn, AND IHDusTHT, II April, 1885.
JoAs CHRIBosrono DR ABRRS boUzA.
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A8-A Grnduate of New England
College, who has had considerable experfeaes IN
Teaching, desires 20 give instruction. In the An
eient or Modern Languages or Mathematics 70
two or three young gentlemen wishing 10 be.
come acquainted with those branches OF edueA
tlon. He may be seen during the day at No vi
Third Auditors once, Treasury Department.
cast Of ThirSeenth. Reference may bo mads 70
IIou. Hannibal Hamlin, John L. Hayes, B.qt
or Richard WAllAch, Rsq. myli-9'
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THE HEALTH OF MRS. LINCOLN.
We are much gratihsd TO learn that Mrs.
LIScoLN's health has been much restored.
Il ID the intention Of the family 70 remove to
the West about one week from this time.
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Gen. Grant and ths asxiO4A H1lnaEtsr
Lieutenant General aRANT ~ iOr
Of his stat dlned on Tuesday "a - lsIi
can Minister.
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Sen. Davis Heard from IN Poyelton,
.. Georgia.

CHATTANOOGA, May 9.-Jsfsrson Davis
was ut Powolton, Hancock county, Georgia,
on last Friday night j 80. q : 4
General Wilson has printed hAndbills an
nouncing the reward for his capture, and
scattered them through the country. ..
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LIHUrsSANr GESERAL GRASr was before
the Committee on the Conduct of the War
yesterday. H. 'sH .ra
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The fDay of Humiliation and Prayer
In Miehl anm. .tI 10

DsTRoIr, May 9.-In accordance with the
Presidents proclamation, Governor Crapo
has appointed the lst Of juno as day Of
humiliation and prayer. -. ...' .#
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P. 7. BARSuM has bought the old town
farm in Bridgeport, containing eighteen
acres, for twenty thousand dollars.
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CIncuir CouRr-C CAIsf Jasfios CARTER
The Court met this morning, when the case d
Wiley against Brown was resumed.
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The Array OF the Potomac.
The advance Of the Army Of the PotomSo
will roach Alexandria some time to-day. .'
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SELLING LIQUOR. Myers, .
German tayern-keeper, waA arrested by Omcor
Mllstcad, of the Eighth precinct, for selling
Hnghy RAgan was arrested By Omeer Poole, of
the second precinct, for selling liquOT without
license. Justice Miller aned him e25.
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ny TBLEGRAPH.

-. New York Cola Market.
NEw YoRk, May 10, evening. Gold closed
At 1921. ...'... MI I..... ..
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MAJOR GENERAL sHERHAS will arrive in
Washington tomorrow.
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~ Sold by all Druggists and Retailers,
Ae-ll BEWARE 20 0f all worthless imitahS1
ar PRIEcIPAL DKPoT, asa DRcADwAY, N !.
"'on, d. Q. mll-AAWln
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11Halr UprOoted Prom all parts q ~ ~
body In ave minutes, without iniury 70 the -
BY 0PHAM's DRI5lLATORY POWDER
asnd for UFHkn,a IDHFlLAtoay PoWDEnI ane ' n.
no olheE Price IL Mailed 10 any addrs.s
el. al BY g. g. C4HAM, . South hghth ss 's
Philaaelphla, Pa Bold by &. @. FoRD, 20
ave. and HkNRYcooK, Alexandria
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NAVY YARD. The gunners' gang are en-
gagged in femoSlug all ordnance stores from The
detached from the hotillA and ordered out of
eommisslon, Acting Second Assistant Rneineof
Stephen X COster has been detached from the
Dragon, and u waiting orders. Acting Third
Assistant Engineer John W. Clements has been
detached from the Baltlmoro aud Ordered 10 the
sangus George O.. Castell who has been acting
a. Third Assistant Engineer on the Don for some
time past, has received the apPoihtment a. See
Ond Assistant #UI.
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y ArFrselElss, Tan, and PtmPlss. y hS'
TAN, and PiMPLR BANIsHBR. Price % eeSp nv
Walled 70 any sddFeas Tor 70 cents, BY :. G. VI
HAM, Is South Righth street, PhiladelphiA TX
BY =, G. FORD, 10 Reun. ave. and hbNh
COOK, Alexandria. apo-mihSN
A8-Ths Japanoae Hair stain Celol
the HAIR, WHIsKERe, and MOUSTACHBAbeau
tifal black or brown. II consists Of only one ~
parntion. Color will not fade or wash ouL ua'
% cent? box. Mailed 70 any address for p N. ~
by s. q. UPHAM, IS South Eighth street, Lhls
dolphlA, Pa. Sold By 81 @. FORD, go. rehA
ave. and HENRY COOK, Alexandria
AP2o -mth&ssm
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Noricr I-TSs Daily Rafionai RspubIfean 4,
aoo furafsAsd bv carriers TO snhscrtbsrs in thfs
cay and 0sor0ao'on at Gl1y cents per month.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10
Abigail Chamberlin,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT At the probate court held al
Caledonia District, st, Johnsbury in said dis
trict the 2lst day OF Feb. ID 1865
tEHEREAS Ezra G. Chambern, executor Of the last " Ill
aud Testament Of Abigail Chamberlin late OF Peach
in said district deceased proposes 10 render all ac-
dount of his administration and IL present his account
against said estate tor examination and allowance for the
purpose making PARTITION and distribution of the resi-
OF said estate under decree OF said court aOI.
the persons who are by law entitled 10 the
Ii therefore ordered by said Court that the same
come under consideration and be heard II the Pro
bate Office In ST Johnsbury the 10th day March A. d.
1865 Audit is further ordered that all persons interest
ell he notified hereof by publication of copy OF the
record OF this order i'll the Caedvniau printed 81
JOlnsbury. three weeks successfully previous TO
OF hearing that they may appear and contest III.
allowance said account. II they and also
heard by said courin the matte vi partition and dis
tribution of said estate.
By the court. Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge.
true copy OF Record,
Sy4l Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge.
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THE rALEDO Nj A n.
The CnDture of Charleston.


We head this article capture of Charles
ton. because the hot bed Of treason was
lust Il, much captured as though General
Sherman had battered down its detenses.
The evacuation. as it is called, was forced
bv bis mastery movements In war, as
in the ordinary walks of life, things hard
" ever turn out SO dramatically as we
are apt to anticipate. Here was Charles
ton. the cradle of the rebellion and the
headquarters of the influences which tor
thirty years had been preparing the way
for the rebcllion-the Charleston OF Fort
Sumter. of Fort Wagner. of the sunken
stone fleet. of the iron clad assault, OF the
siege almost unparalleled in the history of
warfare-with what startling events have
we been wont to associate the final defeat
of its fanatical defenders, and the unfurl-
ing again OF that old flag which General
Anderson is said to be religiouSly keeping
for that purpose
But alas or rather, happily-the
actual event proves to he As unlike this as
the direction to the distinguished leper in
Scripture to 90 and wash in Jordan was
different from his glowing anticipation OF
his healing. Gen. Sherman, too quick
for his antagonists, enters Columbia, 13C
miles OFT. and the news being sent tc
Charleston. its valiant defenders gather
up their arms and hurry away for deal
life. SO far as we know, too, they left
that city, which they had so often swo1
to devote to the flames before the hated
Yankee should tread its streets, in good
condition. Governor Alagrath had said
i'll a recent lurid proclamation: "Whal
YOU cannot carry, deslroy;' and also in
the same document with great diversity OF
,iclion: destroy what you cannot re-
move" But though they could not carry
Of Charleston, they disobeyed their own
Governor and virtually told Gen. Gilmore
to come in and occupy whatever of the
city hi own guns had not previously de-
>trovcd,
Perhaps this Is just as good an ending
OF the matter, Il, far as Charleston is con-
ccrned. is could have occurred This
war is not waged for any childish purposes
of gratifying revenges and repaying Sights.
and i. j. well that there should be no the
atrical occurrences to make men feel in
that way In view of the great, solemn
inspirations of our cause, Charleston is
no more than any other place in the Sc
ccded States. 1t was a strong point for
military leaders of the rebellion it has
been wrestc,, from their grasp; and we
are therefore contcnt-Boston Journal
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Application of Guardian.

STATS OF VERMONT, In probate court, held at the
Caledonia District probate office in ST: Johnsbu-y
within and for said district on the 9Th day OF Feb
D., 1865
NATHAN F. KNAPP guardian OF Horace B c. Harris.
~ and Marietta HarshOrn, minors and heirs to the
estate of Horace F. HartshOrn late Of Goshen Core
said district eceased, makes application to said court
sell he whole of the real estate OF his said
wards representing that the sale thereof for the purpose
of putting the proceeds eff such sale at interest invest
Jig the in stocks real estate, would be benenca
to said wards:
Wheeupon. 1t is ordered by said court, that said appli
be referred to session thereof to be held at the
probate office in said St. Johnsbury, the 18th day
March d. 1863 hearing and decision thereon; and
it further ordered thai all persons interested he notified
hereof publication notice said application d
order thereon weeks successfully in the CaedoniaI
printed at ST. JohnSJury before sad time of hearing that
they may appear at said time and place. and if they see
cause, object thereto
BIS the cOur.-AtteSt,
1912 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
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LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.

Just Published In Sealed Envelope. Price
lecture the Nature Treatment and Radical cure uI
Spermatorrh9a or Seminal Weakness Involuntary Ennis
siOnS Sexual Debility, and lmpedments to Marriage gen
orally. Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy. and Fits;
Mental ami Physical lcapacity, resulting from Self
Abuse, &c by Rob't Culverwe N. d., Author OF the
.'Green Book" sc.
The world removed author, in this admirable lecture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
consequences OF Selfabse may be eiiectually removed
without medicine. and without dangerous surgical
TONS bouges Instruments rings cCrdias pointing oul
mode OF cure at simple, certain and efiectua by
which every sufferer no matter what his condiiOn NAV
lie, NAV cure himself oheaply privately and radically
hi, lecture will boon thousands and Thousand,
Sent under seal. To address in plain sealed en-.
voope On the receipt ot6 cents two postage stamps
by addressing
CHAS. J. e. KLINE CO..
2-A III Bpwery New York p d. box asS6
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d r. EATON
WHITE MOUNTAIN
Vegetable Pain Eradicator
HORSE AND OK LINlMENT .

BETHLEHEM, n. H., Sept. l, 1864.
This is to certify that C. B Hutchns Of Lisbon,
n. H., has the sole ard exclusive right to manu-
facture and vend my improved vegetable medicine
and the public may be assured that the article in
troduced b, him is the genuine and the only gen.
uine medicine of nv invention
DREYANT EATON
To those who have made use of Or. Eaton's
Liniment no appeal is necessary, tn those who
have not We have only to refer them to the writ
ten testimonies of some OF our distinguished citi
zens. Having unbouLded confidence in this
medicine after using it in my family for long
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-
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Geo. Il. Blancher's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, | In probate court holden a
Essex District, Jll:ne.Iburg. in and for said dis
1rirt Oh the 18th day Of Feb. A IL 1865.
JACOB EVANS, administrator OF ~, estate of Geo T
Blancher late vi Concord III said district deaceased
makes application to the coutor liz Anse to sell all tht
real estate that the dece tSed died Zed and possessed
the same being farm situated In Concord aforesaid
and the Bancher farm aud he represents tha
the is insufficient TO pay the debts
charges OF settlement
Whrreupon, ordered. that sail application be refer
red to l4t day of March, A.D l>o5 at the probate
Office in uuenburg hearing and de.,ion thereon
is further ordered that all persons interested be notified
hereof by the publication Of notice of this application ant
thereon three weeks successfully Ill the CALIFORNIAN
printed st Johnsbury before said time Of hearing tina
they may appear said time and place, II they cdus
and object thereto.
BY order Of the COurt-AtteSt,
sy4l JONAH BROOKS. Register
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Preston MaV,S Estate.

He subscribers being appointed the Hon. Probate
Court the district OF Essex receive
examine and adjust all claims and demands all persons
against the estate OF Preston May late OF Concord,
district deceased represented insovent and the
term of SIN months from the 23i day of Feb. A D.,
1862 aowedfOr the creditors present and prove
respective claims before us give notice that we
will attend the duties of appointment at the dwell
ling house Mrs Sophia Nay in Concord in said district
on the last Tuesday OF March and third Tuesday of August
next at O'Clock A. n. each Of said days.
DENNIS MAY, (c,
1912 HARVEY JUDEVINE. J0oh'i D
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FRANKLIN COUNTY BANK

NOTICE is hereby given that it is the inten-
~ ton of the Franklin County Bank to termin-
ate its existence on the LIST day of June 1865. in
pursuance of act Of the Legislature of the state
of Vermont, approved Nov 20, 1864. provi ling
that all act incorporating the Franklin County
Bank, approved Nov nber II, lS49, be SO amended
as to limit the time during which said bank shall
continue and have succession TO the first dav o:
June, 1865. instead of the first day If Jan, 1867.
and al. bills or notes Of said Bank not presented
! to said Bank for payment before the first day of
June. A. d. 1865, will not be redeemed OF paid
BY said Bank.
By order of the Directors.
NJ. W. BEARDSLEY Cashier.
st Adams. Nov. q, lS64.-2S 6 mos ew
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Yeoal Advertisements.
Calvin Blake.s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In probate court, held at pro
Caledonia District lbate Office i'll ST. Johnsbury,
the 18th day Of Feb A. ID. 1865
TEoRGE GlFFIN.Jr administrator upon the estate o
Cavln Blake. OF Whe ock In said district, deceased
makes application I" said Court for censetO sell the whole
OF the real estate OF d deceased saving the Homestead
and widows right Of DOwer therein, representing thai
said sale Necessary the payment of the debts OF sale
deceased and expenses II nlnst alton OF said estate
Whereupon. l. is ordered by said court that said app
cation be referred 10 the 18th day of March, A
D. 1865 the Probate Oce in St JOhnsbury tor hearing
and decision thereo and 1t Is further ordered that al
interested be notified hereof by publication
notice Of this application and order thereon three week.
successfully In The Caledoan printed at St Johnsbury
before said time Of hearing that they appear at said
time and place, and, il they object thereto
By the Court-Attest
40-42 ASA l., FRENCH, judge.
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K E N N E D Y
RHEUMATIC LINNIENT.

The attention of the public is called this most excellent
OF al niments as perfect and speedy all the
Rheumatism
Is caused oy Of the fluids arising from check
ed perspiIa;io1-S cured 10y few bottles Of kennedys
Sprains
Are caused by Over-exten son and sudden m
the muscies-is cured by few bottles a, Rbas
matte Liniment-equaly good for ami beast.
Neuralgia,
The king of all PAIN Is caused by an fiamra,i, of the
nerves-is instantly cured by applications Of Ken-
dys Rheumatic Liniment.
Pleurisy
Is an inflammation othe lining OF the rbs-is cured by
ie" eoities Oh henedS S Rheumatic Liniment.
Bruises
Are sudden pressure OF the flesh and SMASHING
oil the tissues-n instantly relieved by KenDeys Rhe
matte Linment ~
Cramp
Is a contraction of the muscles caused hv a s,s,,.
page oil the nerves fluid hch prevents anm. If. bS
Ing free flows cured by few applications OF KENNEDY )
Bilious Collie
Is caused By a neuralgia in the stomach and "a, ,,
ateaspoonul of ksnnedys Rheumatic Linnar in van
wafer every half hour until cured. ~
Sore Throat and HOarseness,
Are caused by an unnatural dryness Of the pla
piece of flannel with Kenneiv's Rhen,n ,,ir -i;,,
apply 1t on going 10 bed and will be We'll in the morn
Headache and ThrObbins of the Tenn.
les
SEQ U! pressure from nsensble perSpra;or-i,
iment. hneuHiatsS i-ui-
W eakne ss of the Back.
oo" the direction in the circular around each bottle
fOr an liberated Sore Throat.
You Will take one teaspoonful Of the Iinime,; a., .
Is o water Gargle the throat twice day In
ales DAYS IL VIII he well. This one teasuoolu Viii Ia
worth q dollar TO you. VIA Ve
For Bronchitis.
A. uiatlon OF the throat. tonsis and palate with
& aacAng cough. you will dilute the Imminent with
ss,n umes It's bulk Of water, garye throat and
en aio~ the moisture This Lever fails ~
- g9od ior Toohace, Earache, SweIled Face and In
% OF every Kind Every family should have a fn,I
supply for the winter nav iuii
pr MnsS ned by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury. Ms
Frl,e oV cents. SOldby MS
SGf9 ]. C. BINGHAM
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DIR. + ATON'
VEGETABLE HORSE COX IMMINENT

will cure if applied in season.
Sprains. inflammation and Swellincs of all kinds.
Cuts Kicks. Bruises. Corking. calls. Scratches.
Weak JOINS. Cramp in the Stomach or Limbs,
Soreness stiffness of the Limbs or oiuts, lileu-
matism, old Sores. &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter 10 half an ounce IF the
Linment, well mixed with three times the guln-
tity Of warm Mo.asses. For Scratches. clean the
ancle BY dry rubbing, then apply the Linilarnl
often when the ANGLES are dry and use the Horse
every day.
For Sores, cleanse them when needed. with
CASTLE Soap and water, then apply the Liniment
from two to three times d Gav. For all other eX-
ternal diseases, make thorough apple .tiun two
or three times day. Please take a bottle and
be sure and shake it up before using. and you
will be satisfied.
TESTIM ONIALS.
From d. A Burnside. Esl the well known proprietor OF
! the Lancaster Hotel. \. IL.
Or. Eaton Dear Sir Ihai horse which WIS Obliged
TO Keep in the Stable for long time which had
Your Horse and Ok limeni Was recommended IL
made an application Of it which reduced the i,r.ua
ton al once healed the wound and hrou-h HAIR
and the horse dit Tor use in DAYS Consider ii
the best Lniment ever used and would ceeTfuy re-
commend il 10 the public
From Joseph L. Glib. ESD the Pro.rieorso ., The
keep large number oi Horses the summer season
at Mountain Stables. also keep stock VI Or Eato,<
Horse and Ok Linment on hand have used il long
enough 10 know thatt is the hes, Imminent ever SAN
or used 10 reduce inramations and swelin-s all kinds
and heals Cuts Bruises, COrks calls Scratches Cramps
| In the Limbs OF Stomach. Collie, So.kc.
lfyour Hoses or Cattle are troubled with any
of the above diseases or injuries, try bottle
and YOU will be satisfied
| Many other testimonials could he added
For sale by all the Druggists and dealers in
Medicines in town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
All orders addressed II
c. b. HUTCHINS.
Nov. H-ly. Lisbon. Nh.
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I'M p o RI A Mt
/ n V A L I d 8 a..
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

1t is well known to the medical profession that
IRON is the Vital Principle or Life Element of
the blood. This Is derived chiefly from the food
we eat. but If the food is not properly digested,
or if, from any cause whatever. the necessary
quantity of iron is not taken into the circulation
or becomes reduced, the whole system suffers
The bad blood will irritate the heart, will clog up
.e lungs. will stupefy the brain, will obstruct the
liver and will send its disease-produeinge elements
TO all parts of the system. and every one will
suffer in whatever organ may be predispOsed TO
disease.
The great value of
Iron as a Medicine
is well known and acknowledged by all medical
msn- The difficulty has been TO obtain such a
preparation Of ii will enter the circulation and
asslmilate At once with the blood This point,
says DR. Hayes, Massachusetts, State Chemist.
has been attained in the Peruvian Syrup, BY COM
b,nation IN a way before unknown.
The Peruvian Syrup
is protected solution of the ProtOviGe Of Iron.
4 discovery tm Medicine that strikes at the
Root of Disease ny supplying the blood with It's
Vital Principle or Life Fermentation.
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dronsy, Fever
and Ague, Los> of Energy, Low Spirits.
The Peruvian Syrup
inflses strength, viyor and new life into The sys-
TEN, and builds up an :. Iron Constitution
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, Female Complaints, and
all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder
The Peruvian Syrup
is specific far all diseases originating in bad
state Of the Blood, or accompanied by Debility or
Low State of the System
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures, and
recommendations from some of the most eminent
PHYSICIANS, Cler5ymen, and Others will be sent
FREE IA am address
We selre; few 81 the names 10 show the char
aet-r Of the testimonials
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Good CHlCeS.

Mr.. f. W. Fisher of this town. far.
mer who possesses the rare good sense t(
be satisfied with a comparatively small
farm and to cuhaute 1t rel-has pair Of
steer calves-half blooded Durhams-
which when nine months old wei ghet
eleren hundred pounds. They are wei
broke and are believed to be the best pail
of calves in the county if not in the state
Mr. Fisher has also pair of twin heifel
calves of October birth, which when three
days old, secured the tempting offer o.
500 They are half-blooded Attorneys
and descendants of a celebrated Alderney
cow owned by Phillip Wells Esq, of thi.
village, for which Mr.. Wells has refused
an offer of tuo h,mlred and fW dollars
Vt. Record