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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-09
Vermont Brigade.

This week on Wednesday was set as the
day to review the Vermont Brigade at
Bailey's Cross Roads, a little way out
from Alexandria. This brigade consists
of the I'd, Sd, Attn, 5th, 9th, 10th and 18th
Regiments, and the 9th just assigned to
the Vermont brigade from the 10Th corps.
The LIST Vermont Cavalry, whose time does
not expire under the recent orders, will at
the request of Gov. Smith, be assigned to
duty on the Northern frontier, and will
relieve the LIST Frontier Cavalry, raised by
Gen. Dix, from New York, Massachu-
sets and Vermont, now about to be dis
banded
Secretary Stanton is reported to have
said that the entire Sixth Corps should be
reviewed in Washington and have as hon
orable a reception as any part of the ar
my. The Sixth stands at the very head
of the army corps, and the Vt. Brigade
stands at the head of the Sixth. We
heard very high compliment to the Vt.
soldiers the other day. Gen. Sheridan,
in conversation with one of our congress
men, said he considered the Vermont brig
ade the best brigade in the army After
Sheridan's experience with them in the
Valley last fall, and in the pursuit of Lee
this spring, he certainly can Judge Of their
value.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-09
The state Contention.

We print at the head of our columns
the committees call for a Union state
convention to be held at Montpelier on
Wednesday, June %. The papers gener-
ally speak of the nomination of Hon. T.
Dillingham; for governor as toregone
conclusion. Of this we are satisfied.
The candidates for 1t. Governor and
Treasurer are more numerous, and there
is less likely to be a unanimity OF feeling
in reference to them.
We print to-day a communication from
Lamoille county, in which the writer urges
strongly the claims of that county for the
Office. and brings forward the name OF
Hon. Henry Stowell of Cambridge as the
proper candidate OF the merits of this
article or the fitness of Mr.. Stowell for
the place we know very little and while
we heartily endorse many Of the writer s
sentiments, we shall trust it entirely to
the convention to pass on the merits of
the case.
Respecting the treasurershlp we have a
word to say to the people Of these north
ern counties: 1t is well known that the
present incumbent, Hon. John B. Page of
Rutland, does not wish to longer hold
that position. That fact being settled, it
becomes the convention soon to assemble
to select the next best man for the place
And we would most earnestly warn the
convention against the selection of any
man not fitted for the position and we
do so the more earnestly because we have
heard at least one man prominently and
frequently spoken of in connection with
this Office whom the people had better not
select. The office of treasurer at this time
is a very responsible one, and none but
thoroughly honest, business men, should
be mentioned in connection with it. We
want no more Henry NJ. Bates to man
age our state finances, and it becomes the
freemen to see that we have none of that
stamp. With our present knowledge OF
candidates and men, we propose the name
of John A. Page, Esq, of Montpelier, as
a man every way fitted to fill the place Of
treasurer of Vermont at this eventful pc
Rod.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-09

COMMENCEMENT AT DARTMOUTH The
Dartmouth commencement exercises hegin
with the haccalaureate discourse bv Pre>f-
dent Smith. Sunday. July Ii. Monday
evening there will be prize speaking bv
juniors and sophomore. TUESDAY, class
day. with Charles F. Adams for orator.
and IN address in the evening. before the
theological society. by Rev. +. f.. Adams.
ID. d.. of Philadelphia Wednesday. Phi
Beta Kappa. address by Prof lAlphcuS
Crosby. of Salem, Mass. and an address
before the literary societies by \. ii. Bull
lock. of Worcester. Mas
The naval court martial found William
+. Sims of Philadelphia. Pa. naval con-
tractor, guilty of fraud upon the United
States. and wiliul neglect of duty. The
court sentenced the accused lie pay 10 the
United States $4,000. and that he he
confined in prison, as designated bv the
secretary of the navy, until the fine he
paid; also, that he be hereafter excluded
from further deliveries in contract or open
purchase for naval supplies.
The large balmoral skirt factory of
Jedediah Wilcox 4 Co.. in Meriden. was
entirely destroyed by fire last week. Loss
S300,000: insured for S250.O00
Secretary Stewards right arm. which
was broken by the fall from his carriage.
was on Monday, released from the ban
dages in which it has been confined since
the fracture. and the secretary made the
first Use of his hand in countersigning the
presidents proclamation of that date.
The president has commuted the SEN
tence of Bowles, Mulligan and Horsey.
the Indiana traitors, TO imprisonment for
life
The secretary of war has ordered that
returned prisoners who have endured the
hardships OF Andersonville, Salisbury and
other rebel prisons, be mustered ont as
soon as possible, and that they he allowed
three months extra pay.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE In addition TO
other liberal gifts which this institution
has lately received, George H. Bissell.
Esq of New York, has offered to erect
for it first class gymnasium at cost of
some $4,000. The edifice is to be of
granite, with complete apparatus, and is to
he commenced with the least possible de-
lay. Mr. Bissell is a graduate of Dart
mouth, of the class of 1916.
a. Gold 81, SO.
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BOSTON MARKET.-June 3.

Foar.-Western. $500 TO 1925
Pork.-Prime, S2l00; Mess, 2i,oO to $500
10 o0,O0.
8eef.-Sl6.o0 tn 1850. Lard, 10 to l9tt Hams
l9 To l9I. Hogs, dressed. II TO Is
BWtter.-25 TO 81. Cheese, 10 to 10 0.Eqgs, 90
to % Potatoes, 100 to BIS. Dried apple, Is TO
Is
Beans-S2. 25 to $50 Peas, Sl,75 TO 2,l0.
Herds grass seed-S5,0 90 to 600. Clorer, 80 to
81.
Ssareh-S to 10. TalIorc. l53 to 16
Ht.OL-Full Blood Merino. 0,I3to 40; Three
fourths blood, Ell to 0,12; Half-blood, .0,e5 to
90: Common, go to 0,65.
Corn.-o,se to O,95 Oats so to o,5e. Rye
80 to LIZ.
Hops.-S5 TO 43.
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Mr.. Baxter and Mr.. Benedict.

One of the most serious charges against
Congressman Baxter by Mr.. Benedict rel
alive to the Burlington postotfice was that
he Baxter) did not properly deliver the
application and recommendations of Mr.
Benedict to the postofiice department, but
that he ':gave them to a corresponding
clerk who had no business with them. and
by whom they were filed away without
their presence or existence ever being
known to the heads of the appointment
Office We have seen letter from Mr..
Randall Of the appointment office in ref
erence to this matter, in which he says
Mr.. Benedict's application with his rec
concentrations "were properly filed when
presented to the department" Mr.. Bax-
ter's friends claim that there was no
breach of good faith between him and
Senator Foot-that there was nothing I'M
derhanded in his action relative to this
appointment, but that it was all open,
straightforward and legitimate, and will
be so attested by Senator Foot himself.
And while they do not charge Mr.. Bene-
dict with willfully disappearing this
case, they feel that he was misinformed
by some one connected with the postoffice
department relative to the facts. Doubt
less the matter will yet be more fully ex-
planned.
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UNION STATE CONVENTION.

The Freemen of the State Of Vermont who would sup
bort the administration of Andrew johnson, and aid II
re-estah-hing the Federal authority and government
over all the States and Territories Of the United States
upon the enduring basis Of universal freedom are hereby
requested to meet in Mass Convention, in MONTPELIER
Oh WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF JUNE next, a
II O'Clock A. NJ to nominate candidates for Governor
Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer, to be supported
the ensuing election.
JOHN w. STEWART
STODDARD Il. COLBY,
LEVERETT B. ENGLESBY.
DUDLEY C. DENISON
JONATHAN ROSS
HENRY CLARK,
GEORGE WILKINS,
State Committee.
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w A. WOODS PRIZE
MOVING MACun

One Of the best recommendation. Nh
TO thi- c. lehra;ed Mower is the aplrosBl -
than 5000 farmers who have them in H.. !. = 's
being the only machine introduced i.-o :. III. .-
lated for al kinds Of ground and gra.. a
J. This Mower requires 20 per oe... H..
grass than any other machine. e.
2 II costs much less for repair
}. We USE guards chilled on The cs,.j,.,
retain The cutting cdE.- for lear. -f
!, The rtTUke Is 50 rapid thar i,o r-...+
teven if the scythe is dulp which j. So ,.. -'-s
SLOW matioaed machines
=. Our joillted har II 80 arranged -bs. ..
riged. or stiff, in one minute. il The ,3.3s =,
farmers TO NOV on steep siae-hill. a. s.. -
where no jointed machine can le used u.s.i 3
having both the jointcd and ridg-d lr.r 81. ar.
G. The main shoe having an orcila,ir,., ,.....
axle at one end, and the other being a-.....,
frame l.y an extension spring, doe AWAY 49,.
"rAFT- or Of throwing any additional load o,. g..
har ON rough ground
= a The machine viii do good work il. ~,
never cloys when the knives are sham.
:. The stroke Is 20 rapid that from s..
farmers there is no difference in the arsi .,...
grass that yields one-hslf Ton cr TWO ro.. -o,..
/ The draft Of this Mower l. direct from -.
and extension epriag, thus taking If al .-
weight from m hor-e5' necke. T,..r f.,.-
surface Of :t- ground which is 20 cor,l,s. .
chimes where the main shoe l. t.al,,-s di-,r,l.,.
The Wool Mower has .aktn a larr,r num-.
r;iiums, Al 'io principal trial. in thi- and f..-
THE ti,an j! Other mowers rIr=de IN ON co-
Our ONE HORSE MOWER is mad, 81 ..
cipal 81 tire iSo-horse. only much ligl-,r. ...
what CIR small farmers need: the w,rk ! .-.-
horse 10 cut eight acre Of rra-e per dar.
Manufactured and for sale i,y thr -pi-c-,.-.
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% Gen. Sherman's defense is given u

on the first page of this paper. The Cen
erals pen is as sharp as his sword-rather
too sharp we think. He lets his feelings
get the better of his Judgement; and his
whole defense indicates his ambition to
figure as politician, and end the war
g with a single stroke of Il pen" The
General is a great fighter and proved more
than match for his adversary in the field
but when he came 10 peace negotiations
Breckenridge and Johnston were too much
for him.
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also that this gang of rascals approved the
hotel burning in New York, the yellow
fever plot and scheme to poison drinking
water. We wait to see what attempt is
made to disprove these diabolical revela-
tons, which are rendered so probable by
what is already known of the parties in
volved-Bo1On Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-09

HoREIEIE MURDER. TIE Times has
dispatch from 81. Johns. C;luada East.
stating that on Sunday forenoon. about
hall past ten o'clock. Il brutal murder WAS
committed III Bro>>eau Station. halt WAY
between ST Johns and 81. Lambert. bv a
man named Tenl>la> Barreau. The Vic
tins Were young woman :,3 wears OF age
and i child , years of age Two shots
We're fired AT a girl II years of aye. who.
from fear. fell 10 the floor. The murderer
thinking he had killed her. uttered the re-
mark. . there. you're gone" He then
broke open 4 chest. stole 500 in 81 gold
pieces. Sl4G in SO rolls OF silver. and
about 800 loose. He also fired the house
thinking most likely that all would he
burned and leave no trace of him. He
then left AMI has not been seen since.
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e The following official notice has
been issued:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

Washington, June ,, 1860.
IIhereas. Pursuant to the order of the
President, and As means required by
public safety, directions were issued from
this Department under date OF Dec L.,
1864, requiring passports from all tray
elcr> entering the United States, except
emigrant passengers directly entering an
American port from foreign countries.
and. Whereas. Necessities which required
the adoption of such measures are believed
no longer TO exist.
Now. therefore, the President directs
that from and after this date the above
order referred 10. shall be. and the same
is hereby. re>cinded- Nothing in this reg
ulation, however. will lie construed To re
lieve from due accountability any encmie>
o. the United States or Offender, against
their peace and dignity who hereinafter
seek 10 enter the country and AT any time
he found within lis legal Jurisdiction
(Signed WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
Secretary of STATE
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-09

@P. L. Barnum, the noted Snowman,
is member of the Connecticut legisla-
ture, and made one of the best speeches
Of the session on the question of allowing
negroes to vote. He acknowledged THAT
he once owned slaves; but, he says, s.that
was when l was an ignorant democrat. -
The articles of amendment passed the
house by a strict party vote, only two
more than the two-thirds necessary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-09
JOB PRINTING.

We hare lately added number Of fonts Of
ne,s type to oar office, and ,ee are noe better
than erer prepared to do all kinds Of job print
ina. such as Wedding, address and Business
~Cands. Circulars, Bill Heads, Blanks, Re-
ceipts, Tae bills, auction bills, etc., etc.
G. N. STONE g. co.
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Dorcas I,ham> Estate.

THE Subscribers having hcea appointed nv Tue =
l. aiie PROBATE CauTI llr the pi.lIlc oi ksSSA, ~.
siarlers 10 reoelye. examine ana ao5u>l a. g." D.
Tbs,n lst,, n Celiodrd II - district, aeoeAs'-
srIlea rsorent and The tenn q an mouths lioi4 -
dsy II MAY lSl5 tcus allowed 10y said C"uil % -'
- -, ga deceased. exhibit and prove the,
fiy. Il arms bel Re u Give ngtioe, thai VT ="
the duties al cur appointment Al the e~tlA- ~
X \ l>ham. Concord, IN said DIS mo-, til IIc =
aars q july anG December. p-At, IL o'cieNN- =
N-> wNS HOWARD, eCour
a,J6. NATHAN HAhph'1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-09

e. For the future welfare and honor of
the African race, we sincerely hope the
editor of the argus may never be person.
ally involved in the amalgamation scheme
which now fills him with so much con-
Germ and horror.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-09
GREAT AMERICAN HIPPoc0II0SIeUIUM
AND MINSTREL. TROuPE

AND MINSTREL TROUPE
The grandest and greatest combination of the
dar- Two distinct exhibitions for the same price
of admission that each one has heretofore charg-
ed separately making the cheapest exhibition e.
tdRt. Will exhibit
! At 81. JOhnsbury. triday. June I6.
The exhibition will 0e given under mammoth
! pavilion. capable of accommodating nearly two
| thousand persons The seats are so arranged
that all have 4 good view OF the performance
The GALAXY er Mars embraces the following
performers. engaged solely in reference To their
individual excellence, making the array of artists
the strongest and best ever combined in one show
Athletes. Gymnasts. Vocalists. Character Ae.
/ tors Acrobats. Musicians, Solo Performers
Comedians. Sc- Prominent in the GALAXY of
Stars *
Mr. j C. LeraRiia. Of the celebrated Leyantin
Brothers, whose services have beee secured At 4
great expense, and will positively appear at each
performance. in his wonderful GYMNASTIC
EAERClSES, IN which he has astonished the
immense audiences that have greeted him with
the United States
S,gaor Henrioo, tie Modern Milo, or strongest
man in the world, from the principal Theatres
and Equestrian Establishments in North and
South America. the Theatre ROYAL, Dublin: Roy
al AmPi;heatre, Liverpool; Bengal Hall, Biz
minsham
Master Reaf-, the Youthful Correct Soloist,
only II years of age. from the Royal Academy of
Music, England, viii also appear in his wonder
ful Cornet Solos The cornet used by Master
Rentz vas presented 10 him by the nobility of
England.
Slgsor RENTS OptTG Band, viii discourse non
ular music during the procession, which will en-
ter town about 10 o'clock on the morning of the
day Of tie exhibition, in their splendid new Band
Wagon, drawn by team ofrery richly caparison-
ed horses
Admission. to the great combination. 25 Cts.
Reserved Seats. so =.
Doors open Al and o'clock. To commence
At q and q o'clock. 5I2
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&c REplNGToN
EMERSON HALL >
Ammon Cheever's Estate

WE,fhe Subscribers. being appointed y ~ .
w 5le Probate court tor the dl~Illci ~ Car.
mis>l''ners, 10 Receive, eNanliIl, Al.4 a : =
and demands OF ali persons against ilt '>'S
lheeNer. late OF walden IN sad Cl>lIl,'s '
Resented ilsalyeni and the term "a >lA .'l'.,
18th dar of May. A ID l>05. are allowed = a ~.
the Creditors II said deceased 10 tAl...-
their rts,,ectiye claims before Us give notice .'.
Will attend 10 the dafes 81 our ai'poi!ii,lit4 a .
ling house ii AGeliile Ia. ChccrcT. IN NA'lo.-
district on thelsi Fridays II Ai.-.es A'.~ =
81 ~. Ni'OA ~ n " SAN'I CCRRlER. con-,
5..s r SrkN EMS
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James Hheeiei'> Estate.
Almeda Rebecca Marsh, Estate

\ He subscribers, beng appoint yt.." ID p 3.
Count Tor the district al Cal,.. STA C''.'l $3.50
receive. examine and adjust al d, ~ a;s o'iia.
persons against Tie estate al l..r-A h'-''..'
late ii ST. Juhnshury. in said li>iri.1, 1rtrA--
sensod insolrent. and the term u ~ Il.'...,
18th Jaw OF sPrI. 4. %. lSs5. are a.. ,sNv. 8 p
tors 10 present and prove Their sss-c>ii' 49,
fore give notice that we VII Atltl.l :. f.
al cur aflpcliIfme-t al the dwcll.,,- house N. ..-
in ST Jahnstury. IN said district "a tAr - -
AZ September nexi, NJ O'clock a.. vn t~--
days
&c REplNtlroN, .--
AS EMERSON HALL
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CAMBRIDGE MARkET-May 81 1856,

AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET:
Cattle Sheep. Shoats. Fat Hogs Calves.
This week l210 oslo 1000 800 1000
Last week 1918 32iS l746 1890 1000
l.year ago 1852 29o7 S92 500 1000
BEEF CATTLE-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen, Sl4.O Sli, 80, LIST quality Sl3,5o Sl4, :
90; ID quality sl2,00 Is, 90 Sd quality sll, 90
l., % per loo lbs, total weight of hide taow
and dressed beef A few choicest single pairs
Sl4.75 10000. Bulls, &c. $1,000 SLIGO.
Working oxen. $50 $3.50. Steers SlO0 Sl5O-
Mich Cows. SS5 SO; extra good SIS 800
with or without calves, as may be agreed; far
row and ordinary SIS $40.
Sneep and Lambs, 9 a 81 cts: extra 0 600
cts per h. on live weight, or 5000 5000 per
head in lots. extra 5000 500.
Shotes. Wholesae II a'l2ic; retail Is lie pei
ID. Fat Hogs 10 a 10! per h. live weight Dress
ed 10 Doc.
Veal Calves $500 SlO per head.
Hides Brighton, Sc per 10. Country lots,
6 a &c. Calf-skins. Is zoe.
Tallow, 4 SIC per To-
Pelts, Sl.25 ~, 20 each. Country pelts 81 %
S1,j0.
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4 CENTS WANTED.

A Splendid Steel Plate Portrait ~ -.
PreSident L;Eco!n- IS presented IL ear2 =
Der 10 - LIE Az Death in ReAel PriS.,.,.
work also contains spirited iilustra.. l.
caPiGre OF JEFF Das2s, the Prince II ktas.
cn>- III ll> ~4te pctilcoats. Tens I'd! =.
are buying this book Address
5i-55 i. STtBBINS. ua--. r.
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Mrs. WinslOw. an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician presents the attention Of Mothers
her Soothing syrup children ieeihng. by soienin
the gums. reducing all iniianatons, viii allay all pain
and spa>noic action. and IS 10 regulate The bowels
Depend upon mothers viii give rest 10 yoursere.
AMI relief anu health IL your infants.
We have put up and sold this article b years
and ay confidence and truth Of il what Ne have
never been able II say II any other eiicne-,yer Ia.
il failed in single instance effect cure. when timely
used Never di know Of case Of dissatisfaction ~
any who Used IL On the clnIary all ere deli-hte.
i;h IL operations! aui >Ial in ferns u laiiorl
lis magical aud meicai virtues We speak IN
this matter what 10 know after 81 years expert
vIce and pledge re utaiion tu- tie fulalaent OF
wla he-e declare II almost every Instance where
the nian: Is suffering pain and exhaustion relic
wi le found in fifteen twenty minutes after the syr-
W : i !Ii.;>i-Tv,L
Fall dTecii-S Using vii ACCOMPANY each bottle
None genuine u,e>s th- facsimile u CURTIS PER-
hlNS. New Yo;h : Oh the outside wrapper Sod ty al
Druggists through the world Prize only - cents Eer
bottle 5i-y
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Gen Grant, and that the ruffians who
were to accomplish the deeds were selected
and ready for their work.
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JAMES VI. WARM
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLTTf

Al relations heretofore existing t,,a.s.
win Chase of Holyoke, Mass. and ID 7. 4,
Lyndon. As his agent, and ". II.
whereby they have carried On l.,...,-,.-
Touring bushes in Lyndon, under -. ~
CHASE & GUUD2ICH, are al IL e,.d tr >.
consent, the said Goodrich HAVING y5,,s
from ali further connection =. .re.gs,r.
@4-35 W II iIOUDAa,
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4 L G I 10 \

By virtue Of a license from the II mora.
bate Court, viii be sold a. PuoGe Aac.. p.
On Saiui day. June Fl. al - a-r!ock p.
The dwelling house. OF buildings All : -
land attached. situated III foaca2,2 L CO.
property o: the la,c Franklin Rai.,y
4 Nm SANBo&N, A.
1eacAam, June q. loe5.
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wb,,kers! Whi>ker,,-Doyon want W

Nhl>kerS. hlSkerS.-Doy on want whls
kers mouchtaches. Our irecan COMPOUND will force
them grow the sInootheSt chin. hair
bald heads. in Six Weeks Price, Sloe-3 packages for
500 10y mail where closely sealed receipt
OF price. Address, WARNER CO.
t7AI66 Box Is. Brooklyn, N Il
HUNNEwE.-LS T0LU ANoDYNE-The real neoes-
sty OF this splendid preparation two iold and well
has il proved how this necessity has been met To have
and arai iae for al cases OF loss OF sleep, and
debility, and ant>la>Inodic Tor all neuras
rheumatic govt hys-rla paraetc and al Fitas dance
inward appil without producing oi
the horrors haeects vi opium or PREPARATIONS OF OPT
u tut preparation that should il fail ui reaching The
complaint would leave stain oi debility behind For
10th and ache sick headache
The suffering ia uibly neaSlruation, distress after
eating, il Is almost uiahle- II the production OF
celebrated heTo from India perfectly natural il IFS color,
uniform in action and by confidence To test 4. Will 1e
found the greatest Necessity every family This prep
araiion has The unqualified confidence Of ar.e
bers o physicians Is controlled by thorough knowledge
medicine ami il the wish OF the proprietor that
be accepted with perfect Confidence by all,
every >eir> ui gackery. and based iuusi psi
iect Laws in Maierla Necica-
Asthma perfectly relieved By the An0dyle. and
/ among its great points
JOHN l. HUNNEwE ELL. Prs; riet0r,
Practical Chemist Boston, Mass.
Ais, Proprietor OF Hunnewells Tou Anodype, aud
HunnexelrS Eclectic Pills
HOYf 4 GREEN and J. {. BINGHAM, Agents ST
JclIlshUry-
Also sold by al dealers in medicine m-e2
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WOOL CARDING-

The subscriber having purchase II -.-
II rough repair the Wool Car3:uc n.
St"'teid Hollow, formerly ow-r. ia 1sr
Townsend, ) prepared = acra,a.l s.l-5 r
good rolls By close a--,1.-. &. q t-,......
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