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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-01-27
4gricu{tMrTt Notes.

he following hints we find in the
Amcr|raD lWrcuitm7st for January The
first items are suggestions for the present
time:
CHu&-Opcn the windows and give
change Of air on warm, dry days: re-
move any 'lecaying vegetables. Protect
a1;tin>, frost and vt!rnin
CNt5c.-ONcn ought to be Shod and
kept sharp, whether the ground is slip
perry or not. Feed in accordance with
Ill, labor Icmanlcd of them. but on no
account let them ,alI off in flesh. Oxen
low in flesh are more liable TO meet with
accidents than others. and if q poor lousy
steer breaks a ie-, nobody wants the beet.
and II Is moi lii to eat not so with one in
cool condition. Young cattle ought not
to he pamprrrl. bat we'll fed and kept in
growing order.
Colr<.-Mill, 10 within about six weeks
OF calving: roung COWS certainly to that
time. if possible. TO encourage q habit OF
holding ont well. In lev weather be- VERY
careful Of COWS with calf.
Gr,,'o.-Gl'nd all fell out. except for
sheep, She'll corn Only "a last as wanted
tor o~r OF sale Give rats attention and
phosphorus paste.
Uor<"..--hH very watchtill of breeding
mares III icy weather. Keep horses used
on the road well calkel
Irc.-Ilc earlier ice is secured the bet
ter. Ii well put in. in the coolest wealth
CT, it l. 4 rood job. out Of the way. Use
clear. GOOD Ice only.
.N'r%'t<.-i!oli no produce after Il GOOD
price j. offered. Grain shrinkS. heats. or
= destroyed 10y ycrmln very often. and
hcc'e~ and -hccp, after they are fit for
marAet, are seldom kept with profit more
than few weeks at most.
fovl'lr-ferd scraps Of meet or pound
I'd bones frequently, Give them LIGHT
quarters. and dry ashes to dust themselves
with. fresh water (but warm), daily. and
keep the water ana feed vessels Scrupu-
lousy clean. Thus avoid disease among
poultry. and gil plenty of crgS.
ho,"i< and PaA>-If every one doe,
his tuII share (and a little more), towards
breaking roads. and making paths about
the neig hborhool. general comfort will be
enhanced.
Root>.-Feel with care. 50 as to have
some always on hand for animals with
young, and for change of diet if an an
imal gets of It's feed.
.>c~ds-Look out in advance for rood
fresh seeds OF all kinds Try all that are
the least doubtful, in pots or boxes of
earth, carefully attended, and neither too
Wet nor too dry. Never keep seeds in
All tight on very close vessels
.Step >hould not be confined in close
stables: but. except during storms, should
have the range OF Il large stock yard, or
lot Feed in well-conStructed racks, and
feeding troughs. Tulnips and beetS. fed
freely are very tattening and more eco
hoiIncai generally than corn. Whatever
gram II fed. should be Given reouIarlv
even very small quantity is well, if if
can be led 50 that each sheep shall oct its
share. Salt ought to be kept constantly
where the sheep can get at it. If, how
ever, ii has not been. they must be gradu-
ally accustomed to it. The notion that
sheep do not need water in winter, is a
mistake. 1t i much better for them to
have access to water which does not
freeze,
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Boston 4 Il. u. advertisements.
II EN- n ED rs
RHEUMATIC EMINENT.

X T. N N n u
RHEUMATIC EMINENT.
The attention of the public called to this most excellent s
all Lniments perfect and speedy cure ior all LUG
aches and pains that flesh Is heir to-
Rheumatism
Il caused by stagnatron of the fluids arising from check
ed perspiration-is cured by few bottles OF Kennedys
Rheumatic Linlment.
Sprains
Are caused overextenion and sudden OF
the mscles-iS cured by few bottles OF Kennedy hneu
matte Liniment-eQually good for man and BEAST.
Neuralgia,
The king of all pain, is caused by Inflammation Of the
nervesis instantly cured by few applications Of Aee
dy's Rheumatic Liniment.
Pleurisy
Is an inflammation of the lining Of the ribs-is cured by
few bottles of Kenedys Rheumatic Lniment.
Bruises
Are caused sudden pressure OF the flesh and
of tissues-in instantly relieved by Kennedys Rheu
matte Lniment.
Cramp
Is contraction of the muscles caused by sudden stop
page fluid which prevents animal life hav
ing flows cured by few applications OF Kennedy
Rheumatic Lniment.
Bilious Collie
Is caused by neuralgia in the stomach and be we-tke
teaspOonful of Kenncdy's Rheumatic Linmel i'll WARM
water every halt hour until cured.
Sore Throat and HOarseness.
caused by an unnatural dryness of the gla dswet
piece of flannel with KennedyS Rheumatic Eminent,
apply 1t on going to bed and will be well in the mor
ing.
Headache and ThrObbing of the Temp.
les
Is caused by pressure from insensble perspraol-s
cured by few applications Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Lii
iment.
Weakness of the Back.
Follow the direction in the circular around each bottle
For an liberated Sore Throat,
You will take teaspoonful OF the Lnmeut and four
teaspconius of water Garsle the throat day In
few days it will be we'll This teaSpoonful will be
worth dollar TO you.
For Bronchitis,
And all Inflammation OF the throat. tonSs pal
a dry, hacking cough, you will dilute the Imminent nth
times its bulk Of water gayle the throat and
swallow the moisture. This Lever fails
1t good for Toohache, Earache, Sweled Face and
lianmation of every kind Every family should have full
supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury, Ms.
Prize 81 cents. Sold by
97:.9 J. c. BINGHAM.
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4 TRUE STORY.

= gentleman from Boston in 4, a,..a- : frs,l
who owns a nice, well-stocke1 farm = ,.-
neighborhooa, MAS invited 10 loyk ayer iec l-,,.-
Uses; and after examining the nice IA; agg> "a
their roomy sly, the sleek looking COWS VITA =, s.:
bags Of geld tie beautiful horses. oAs4 a.
other stock, they came 10 the sheep ,2>:--.
where was a nice fock of about 500 sheep, II. b.
them = splendid buck valued Al a thousand
lars said he, How warm they must be, how e
and comfortable their feeees look Ies, sa.- e.
farmer iheg are that, but after your long WalA ..
here in the fields, rather guess you MI H.
that the lounge you probably noticed IL
sitting Room Is soft and comfortable bo,--.
II Of CASINO on ST. Johnsbary Plain, =,
months since. and think tha, that lor> Pr.
and the SPRING MATTRESSES, with ~
have Just furnished my house, IS be about
best investment | ever made. o>E
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~ 4 I I | O n
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,
FRANKLIN COUNTY BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given that it is the inten-
y ton OF the Franklin County Bank to termin-
ate its existence Oh the lst day of June 1860, in
pursuance OF act of the Legislature of the State
of ermont, approved Nov. %, 1864. provi1ing
that an act incorporating the Franklin County
Bank, approved NOV nber u, lS49, be SO amended
as to limit the time during which said bank shall
continue and have succession to the first day of
June 1868, instead of the first day of Jan, 1867.
and all bills or notes of said Bank not presented
to said Bank for payment before the first day of
June A. d. 1860, will not be redeemed or paid
by said Bank.
By order of the Directors
NJ. ". BEARDSLEY, Cashier.
st Adams, Nov. q, IS64-2S mos CIV.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
COMMITS SIONERS' NOTICE.
GAVIN Z Ill AXES ESrATE

The Subscribers having been app tinted 10y the Honor
able Probate Court the district Gali;a Cusi
sivner>. receive -Aamle AID a,i.>- all CLAIMS Al;
demands Of all persons. against tie estate e.! GAVIN r
Blake. late ~ Hh' vlk. III SAIL district, .,Ioa> rep
resented ilslI eIi. ami Thu term six l8aii> ii"i Jr
10Th day Dec. loi beg allowed ~ "a Con-; l. islr
creditors said tioCea>el. - cAhilt AID prove ;hyi
respective claims before not ice. that Ne Ali
attend IL the dgiic> 81 appointment Al ilic dazzling
Amanda Blakr. ia W,l,-k -l.1
ils and June. next
O'Clock the iyrcL-pu each ~ slii .-As>-
HENRY PERLkI. - 49,.
3-S5 ELI An WILLARD. 'vl-'
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4 n E w P A P E r.
THE VERMONT UNION,

On THURSDAY, the ID day of February, next,
the undersigned vii commence the publication
OF Weekly Newspaper, at LYNDON, VT, to be
called
THE VERMONT UNION.
As Vermont is purely an agricultural state
AGRICULTURE will form an important feature in
the paper. Our local papers devote too little at
tention to this subject. The growth of the state
depends upon the prosperity Of the farmer; hence
every effort should be exerted to advance his in
tetest We shall give each week from two to
four columns Of agricultural matter, embracing
experience from our farmers with articles
selected and adptaed to Vermont Farming-mak-
ing the paper an instructive visitor to every
farmers family.
The best arrangement have been made for pro-
curing reilabi,
LOCAL NEWS
And in this department we shall aim to excel
Politics.
The UNION will be Democratic, and indepen-
dent enough to support right and condemn wrong
regardless Of ali parties and fearless of all con-
sequences.
70 support Democracy is to support the inter
ests OF the people, and their interests demand the
restoration of the UNION and the supremacy of
lne coNSututlOn THESE. our paper Will NEW Elk
SURRENDER, fer without them the Nation is dead
How to secure them is the only political creed
which lives or ought to live. If good and wise
men differ concerning the means they are unan-
imous concerning the end.
The Union at all hazards" we aciW have it.,
and let the be prosecuted solely for that
end.
Temperance. Education, Religion and what
ever tends TO improve society will find warm
friend in The VERMONT UNION.
IN our enterprise we are sustained by the lead
are
Hon. Henry keyes, Newbury
Hon. George P. Baldwin. Bradford.
Hon. Robert Harvey, Barnet.
5 j. b f s;sSdsra f E1q, {ss 1oAnssury
Hon s. b. Mattocks, l1,o
Gen. E. B. Chase Lyndon
c. l., ingalls,. Esq Sheffield.
Hon. J. c. libbetts, Sutton.
Hon. I. J. Cree, Wheelock.
Harris B. Hall. Esq . East Burke.
S. l.. Nichols Esq. Burke,
A c. Robinson. Esq. Barton.
F. Mcclellan, Esq, Glover.
l. Buck, Newport
PRICE: $3.50 per year. Ii paid within three
months $500. G. NJ. CHASE.
Lyndon. Jan g. 1865.
n. B.-The friends of this enterprise are re-
quested to send in their names by mail or other
wise without further invitation. G. NJ. G,
1885
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Reliable Test m Onv.
FAIRFIELD, Me-, April IS, ls6i.
Clergymen, Lawyers, Singers,

and all those whose occupation requires an unusual
else of the vocal organs will ni this the Only Remedy
which will efectually and instananeousy relieve their
difficulties This remedy, unlike Others is not only
not nauseous, but SIS extremely PLEASANTTO TASTE
small quantity allowed TO pass over the irrtaed part
at removes the Gfticulty.
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And much OF sail lands will be Sold public auction
the Inn OF t-nrg "c,Ch. In said t,r"i" The -
Saturday OF FebrriaUr A ID lis. O'Clock r.
shall be- required L. discharge >ai fAAe> aul COSTS uiS>
previously paid. ORANGE WEIGH l., Constable.
Dated a; Grcton, this Eth day ri January. is 1856
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Moses Moore.s Estat.-Guardiau. Sale

The under signed guardians the heirs Of the
estate OF Moses Moore late OF Rycgae, deceased will sell
at public auction. MclnGoes Fails Depot. TUESDAY Feb
H. 1865 al O'Clock N All the real estate belonging 10
these said wards tn0t Including the homestead right
the reversion OF Dover, Said lands situated &: Rye
gate and consist of about 81 u well timberei wood
land the line OF the Conn Pass Railroad. and about
OF land under Improvement all which VIII
sold In lots TO suit purchasers
.x T raRkf N EdSRS.} Gu4rdiAns,
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A,TATE OF VERMONT,
I,-a.,... 4

y Caledonia District. IS.
In Probate Court held al ST. JriisblTy within anu Tor
said district, OH the 10Th DAY of Jan. 4 ISIS.
An Inst puTportinc 10 - the last VIII and Test
aIlent Arthur p Blake, late ui PvaciaIl. III s9tI d.
triC deceased. beir presented II the Court hv epei
dence Farrew, the executor therein lane ior probate
IL is ordered ty >ai court that all PERSONS C-iiCered
therein lie notified ~ appear al session Oi said Court 10
Lee holden al The Probate Office III St JOhn>oaTy, the
18th da V Jan ISIS and shcw Cause. any they iIal
have against the Pruuate oi said ILL., or which purpose
IL is further ordered that copy o the recVrdU Is "Ter
tie published thr weeks successfully IN the taiecial
printed St JOhnsbury previous 1" said time appointed
FOR hearing.
ASA l.. FRENCH JUICE Of Probate
true copy Of record -Aitest.
1876 ASA l. FRENCH. Judge n Probable
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STRAW FOR UNDER BEDS

-, Is poor STUFF compared with excelsior. which
Will last for years. Casino keeps the article and
will fill your ticks at short notice and but small
expense.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
A IAMATInN

y Il
Whereas, the Passunlpsic Bank 4 banking cor
poration duly incorporated by the Legislature Of
the State of Vermont, located and doing business
a. st. Johnsbury in the county of Caledonia has
made application tn me requesting me To issue 4
Proclamation designating some day for the ter
mnatlon of the existence of said corporation:
And whereas. ii has been made To appear Ia me
that two thirds of the legal votes of the stockhod
ers of said corporation were given in favor of said
application
Now. therefore, l, John Gregory Smith. Cover.
nor OF the State OF ermont, in conformity with
said application and the provisions of sections
elghty-slx and elshty-seven ofChapter eighty-nine
OF the General Statutes of Vermont, do hereby
issue my proclamation and declare that on the
Fifteenth (l5th) day of February. 1860. the said
corporation OF the PaSsumpsic Bank snail cease
to exist As fully and with the same effect as If its
charter expired by the Limitation therein.
VI this. creditors of said Passumpsic Rank aud
all others concerned will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
In witness whereof have hereunto
LIS signed my name and caused the seal
~ OF the State to be hereunto affixed
IN Executive Chamber at st. Adams, This fifth
day OF August In the year of our Lord one ,ho,,s-
and eight hundred and sixtv-four and OF the In.
dependence of the United States the eirbty-nintb.
J. GREGORY SMITH
By the Governor
SAMUEL WILLIAMS
Sec OF Civil and Military Affairs
true copy of record-Attest.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
III Sec of Civil and Military Affairs
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TO CLERGYMEN ) JUSTICES

We have just printed a new form of
NJ RRIAGE CERTIFICAT TIES
ana VIII furnish them at % cents per Dozen
Address orders to CALIFORNIAN OFFICE, St.
Johnsbu ~.
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r l r f,
VERMONT STATE BOMBS.

pared TO issue al par, with accrued int, s.
State Bonds. PAYABLE with interest semi-zfr, a.
ly, A. SIX per cent and due in ISIS IL, al -
10 be ISSUED i limited to >2-5o.e00 T1e t5.--
are for 500 each coupons payable - Jl,o ..
December. II Bank in Boston Fun6> IL O..
ment for bonds nag be deposited in aiy Ga-a
this State Ia rny credit On receipt q: az.
bonds viii be forrarded a. directed
J. p PAGE, Treasure.
State Treasures Office. Rutland. Nox q =.
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LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.

Br-J>t Published in Sealed Envelope Price6 cts-Ss
lecture the Nature, Treatment and Radical
Spermatorrhpa Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Ennis
sionS. Sexual Debility and Impediments 10 Marriage gen
orally. Nervousness. Consumption Epilepsy, and Fits
Mental ami Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self
Abuse, &c. By Rob't j. Culverwel N D. Author OF the
"Green Book" &c.
The world removed author. in this admirable lecture
clearly from his experience that the awful
consequences oil sef-abuse may be enectualy removed
without medicine and without dangerous surgical opera
tions, bougle Instruments rings cUrdals pointing out
mode once simple, certain and efectuaI, 10y
which every sufferer NJ matter what his condition may
lie, himself cheaply privately. and radically.
Th, lecture will prove boon To thousands and thousands
Sent under seal. TO address in plain sealed en-
volope the receipt oft cents, two postage stamps
by addressing
CHAS J. c. KLINE CO,
2-5i l21 B1wery. New York. p y. box 1856
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WATER POWER FORSALE.

The subscribers offer foi sale in the Village Of
St. JohnSburv, three fourthS OF the entire
WATER POWER
created by Dam across the Passumpsie River
The supply of water is ample al all seasons of
the year The Dam and Fumes are in thorough
repair; with land connected sufficient for build
ingS and business of any extent The premises
are situated within forty rods Of tie Railroad
Depot, making il one of the most desirable loca-
tons tor the establishment of Woollcn, Paper or
Flouring mills to he found in Northern VI
The property Will be sold in one lot, or in parts
as may suit purchasers If not previously dis
posed ofat private sale, it will be sold at PUBLIC
AUCTION, on the premises ON "Wednesday the
18th day of March, lS65. at o'clock p NJ
HORACE FAIRBANKS
3i4l JAMES X. COLBY
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

CTATE OF VERMONT.
- Caledonia District, s.
In Probate Court held at ST Joh,s5ury, within and ioi
said district on the 18th day Of jan, ID, 1865
Aninstrument purporrg 10 be the last III and Tesla
llent OF Melinda j. Sanborn late OF iiardwich III Saii DIS
tct. deceased hes presented 10 iie ouTt 10y jnil NJ
SanbOrn. the executor therein named lcr probate
Ii is ordered by said court. That al! persons cpiceTed
therein, be notified 10 appear Al SSs "li VI si court 10
Re holden the Obae office in ST. J"l,>,uTH. ' lis.
3uh day of January. ISIS. and shew case, ANY they
may have. against the Probate OF said VIII for which
purpose il Is further ordered, that copy ri the record
this order be published three weeks sccessSey IL the
Caledonian printed Uh,isbury, previ"iStO said
time appointed for hearing
ASA l. FRENCH. Judge OF Probate
A true copy of reoord-Atiest.
1885 ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge cf Probate
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r ED DING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Heals Old Sores.
R f d DING'S SSIA SALVE
Cures Burns. Scalds. Cuts.
r E d ING'S RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Wounds, Bruises, Sprains.
RE D DING USSIA SALVE
Cures Boiis. Ulcers, Cancers.
RE DDING' RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Salt Rheum, Piles, Erysipelas.
RUSSIA SALVE
Cures Ringworms, Corns, etc.
No Family Should Be Without 1t!
UONLY % CENTS A BOX.I
For sale by
SETH ". FOWLE e. CO., BOSTON, MASS,
and by all druggists and country storekeepers.
November lily
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DIR. EATON'S
VEGETABLE HORSE & OK IMMINENT

viii cure if applied in season,
Sprains. inflammation and Swellings of AL kinds.
Cuts. Kicks. Bruises. Corking. Calls, Scratches,
Weak Joints. Crarnp in the Stomach or Limbs.
Soreness OF stiffness of the Limbs or Joints Rheu-
ma,ism. old Sores. &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter TO hal an ounce Of the
Liniment, well mixed with three times The guam
tiry of warm Mola>ses. For Scratches, clean the
ANGLE by dry rubbing. then apply the Liniment
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 day- For all other ex
ternal diseases, make thorough application two
or three times day Please take bottle and
be sure and shake it up before using, and Won
will be satisfied.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

JAMES GILL'S ESTATE
I'VE the Subscribers. being appointed 10y the Hoors-
bic Probate the district of Caledonia
msSioners 10 receive, examine ami adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate OF JAMES
Gill late of reacha. In said district. deceased. repre-
scented nSolSent and the term Oi six months om ieB Isl
day OF Dec, 1854 allowed by said court 10 the
creditors said deceased, to exhibit and prove iet-
claims before give notice. that will attend 10 The
duties OF our appointment al the dwelling house III Harriet
Gill, in PeaCiiM said district the iIh daN Vi
February, ISIS day OF July l>t5at O'Clock
U each of said days
HENRY WALKER, lr.,,.-s
Sa5 q. p. HOOKER.
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9eaal advertisements.
Samuel W. Fishers Estate-COmmissiOn
erS Notice,

THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honor
able Probate Court for the District Caledonia Com
ssloher To receive. examine and adjust all claims ard
Gemands oil al persons against the estate Of Samuel W
flShsf ate 81 LYNDON in sad district. deceased rere>
ented insovent. and the term Of months from the 9Th
OF Jan 1866, being allowed by said Court to the orei
tors OF said deceased Ia exhibit and prove their
tive AIMS before Us Give notice that will attend 10
the duties Ci OUT appointment n the dx ling house VI
MIS- samuel W. Fisher. il Lyndon ia said District,
the 10th day Of February 10Th day July next AT 10
O'Clock A. n on each III said DAYS.
GEO. b. WALKER, 1r.,,.-
u 30 CHAS. FOLSOM o'i4 -
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CT R 0 1 0 \.
The resident Iropri,y-s Il III town n ';-,toI
in The county 81 Ca.rinnl and State -. Vermont are
hereby notified that Tia. >>,>rG To- >l iOwE and
the Stale Oi Vermont Toy AMI WITHIN n" lSl5.
ncAt precc inE this Date remain either Ia whole or IN
part unpaid. on the following Gc>oi; Lands ii aii iTriI
Nit
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TIES TIN NAL y.

From ID. A Burnside f:sl the well known proprietor
the Lancaster Hotel. y H.
DIR. kito,. Dear Sir lhai horse which Was Obliged
TO Keep ia the Siable for time, which had
his ANGLE CAUSED hy interfering. which lcVuc not heal
Your Horse and OK Linment recommended 10 me A.
the t-si ia
made application OF il which reduced The iniiama-
ti"n al healed the wound and brvugh HAIR
and the horse lit in iew DAYS CONSIDER il
The best .iment ever Used and would cheerfally re-
commend ii 10 the public
trurlJoSeph L. Glib. ESD the Projectors o the
well kiloN CIaniord House. al the " hiie Mountains
Keep large number OF Horses the summer season,
NJ Mountain Stables. also keep q stock Dr. cations
Horse and On lilimeni hand 1 have used IL long
enough 10 know thait is the best Linmeni ever
OF u>f 10 reduce ina,aiios and sweiI-s Il all kinds
and heals Cuts Bruises, Corks tails Scratches Cramps
IN The Limbs or Stomach Colic, &c, &C
II your Horses or Cattle are troubled with any
OF the above diseases or injuries, try bottle
and you viii be satisfied
Many other testimonials could be added.
For sale by all the Druggists and dealers in
Medicines in town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
All orders addressed 10
c. B. HUTCHINS.
Nov. 2i-ly. Lisbon, n. H.
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Il>I'ull. JanuATy q, lo4
G Il Hutc.ns. Dear Sir ireceirei very had <cald on
SCe and i,,yi male Application Al Dr.
Eaten Pam ETaticaor whiCh produced most wonder
iu Ctre. I iur satisfied il the best family
mettCiue ever used, CHAS. wUoISON-
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Lisbon. May !, l>,4-

TRY a Bottle AND BE CONVINCED.
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THRESHING MACHINES

For sale at my shop in wHEELoCh the :, n.
kind of Pitts Patent Improved Threshine
chimes now in use. Please call before purcha'
elsewhere. Also, repairing done on short n
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Whesloek, Vt, Aug. 8. 1864. liz