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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05

+As gold and silver 10 ne amount of two b1ndrod and
fifty millions will now be in circulation and national
bank the extent Of three hundred millions will
be sued propose TO retire the groeracke nt the rnte
Of ATTY millions year
IA portion Of all the Eve per cent bonds Will doubt
he IN the market nj price not varying much par
and the government will be enabled 10 appropriate the
surplus towards their purchase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05

Address 10 9nokers.-Pollak d Son.
Meerschnum Manufacturer G9e Broadway, Fourt2
street PIPES and CIGAR HOLDERS al retail cut 10 OF
der, boiled mounted and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05

A.-Marsh's Truss once, 222 Broadway
(Museum Braces, Elastic stockings.
Abdominal supporters, &C. carefully applied and aatisfao
tou ranteed
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


The Cunard mail steamship China, Captain AndeseA
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close In this city at quar-
ter past and at half past Ave ocock after
noon.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe-wili ~
published at ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Single copies, In wrappers ready for mailing six oents
Bulwer LyttOn says that Refined
gentleman may always be known by the perfumes he
In American society IL II recognized mark pf elevated
taste TO patronize PHALON'S MIGHT BLOOMING
CEREuS" Its purity freshbess and dclicacy commend
70 all persons OF poetic and feeliag Sold evewherA
All tho Popular and Dashing Fancy
Hats ladies', children and infants, that foreign
domesc taste has introduced appropriate for The
spring and win be found In the extensive
riment at GENIN's, 5I3 Broadway.
Ask for Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair
Restorer and DresngThe people appreciate Thorn In ths
country and Europe Sold BY sil druggists.
A.-Marsh's Truss once, 222 Broadway
Museum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Braces, Elastic Sockinga,
Abdominal supporters &C. carefully applied and aatisfso
A.-LeKal Lottery Prizes Cashcd. ON.
cial drawings circulars and information sent
J. X. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street. New YORK..
Address TO anokers.-Pollak d Son,
Meersehnqm Manufseirers ggs Broadway, near Fourta
der, boiled mounted and repaired.
A Complete System OF Exercfse.-Wood's
Psror Gymnasium sold Mt No East Twentyeighth street.
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NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1865

me above surplus wili b sufficient 70 wipe out the
BALANCE Of the sen0rties and leave so 22 2o 70 bs
applied to the purchase Of the funded compound interest
notes honda
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wiiico, q Gibbs Sewing Maehims,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05

The whole Of the seven and threetenths three years
Treasury notes being fnndabe the balance the
sinking fund after appropnating $50 600 600 the
txement Of the currency could be appropriated
redemption There would then remaining seven
hrtes 1913 seq SOS, which could be funded fonows
$500 sos the per cents of 1884, which would
swell that stock to $500 1870 2Os and $3.50 900 600
three per cent stock 10 be issued to the national
banks abass for their aggregate circulation of three
hundred millions. With these changes the public debt
at the commencement OF the fiscal year 1870 would
stand as follows
IS2O.5I.
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Ask for Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hail
Resorer and DressngThe people appreciate thorn In to
country and Europe Sold BY sn druggists.
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interest bearing treasury notes. which, with say
$3.50 900 900 q certificates Of ndebsodnss DO
vertsd In Ike manner into i've per cent stocs, -
able OF tho option Of the government after ave or IA.
years fne 'oa debt on the LIST Of July 1905 according
70 the above estimates would amount to g. 6o2 500
made up a. follows
1866-80.
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io'si... .'.....-.........to 400, o4o[<S i1,ooo;ooV
THE DEBT, JUNE /, 1855.
Statsmcnt Of tho Public Debt OF the
United states May 81. 1895.
prrr nv urSc INTEREST cOrN.
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FOR the purchase OF hve per cent stock $3.50 697
"The Increased population, business and wealth Of the
country will probably by tho year 1873 swell the
nue. from Internal taxes to proportions much larger than
our estimate We therefore place tho yearly average at
three hundred and twenty millions
The surplus at the close Of the fiscal 1873 will be
sufficient to pay or what remains Of the funded
pound interest notes bonds and leave $3s 667 for
the purchase of funded year certificates stock.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
ORANGE COUNTY.

Francis S. Martin, son of Chester Martin.
OF WilliamstOWn, who lost leg at the bat
tie of Cedar Creek, was killed on Wednes-
day. Oct. 18th, under the most appalling
circumstances. Being DESTROYS of getting
rid of very heavy stone in the lot adjOin-
his house, Mr.. Martin. assisted by his son,
had eXcavated space with view to sink
the stone, and having done all they deemed
safe, was temporarily left for some safer
mode of completion. Subsequently, during
his fathers absence, Francis went to the
field; not returning as seOn as expected,
his mother became alarmed and sent for
him. when he was found. with the exception
of his head and shoulders, buried beneath
the huge rock, with body and limbs COM
pletely crushed. Help was Immediately
procured, but not until after two hours of
incessant labor was the body eXtricated.
Judge the agony of those parents, with
hearts already bleeding from the loss of a
noble son in his country's service, now so
suddenly and terribly bereft of this only re-
naming child. an ornament to the commu-
nifty over which deep gloom is cast.-Wal-
toms Daily.
Roswell Farnham, of Bradford, has re-
Gently been suspended by the Second Au-
dltor at Washington from exercising the
functions of Claim Agent. before his De-
partmeDt, on account Of eXhOrbitant charg-
es made by him, in collection of claims, and
has been ordered to refund money in certain
cases.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
John B. Cough gives his lecture on Pc
culiar People at Brattleboro, Nov. l. 1t is
a great pity that when this eminent lecturer
comes so near us as he does every year, he |
c mot some time be secured for lecture |
in this place. As an entertaining lecturer
he probably has no equal.
James Fisk. well known at Brattleboro
as the former proprietor of the Revere |
House, and as merchant. attempted to |
commit suicide, on Thursday, by drowning.
He drove down to the Connecticut river in
his team about p. NJ, drove on to the |
bridge, hilched his horse, and jumped over
board. He was a man of property. and
was of rather more than middle age. and is !
thought to be partially insane. Later ac-
counts say he was resuscitated.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

At the late muster, at Burlington. of the
Second Regiment. State Militia, the officers
We're anything but expeditions in getting
the regiment in line and going through the
routine OF Inspecting the arms of the men ;
ana the boys became excessively wearied
at the delay. Finally. the inspecting officer
look occasion to reprimand one of ithe
men for the rusty appearance of his gun,
1ut was met by the curt reply that. sit acas
s gr'gM enough rhen the Inspection began.''
he private's wit passed muster" if his
muSket did not.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER has prored itself to be

the perfect preparation the hair ever offered to
the public.
ltis a vegetable compound, and contains injurious
properties whatever.
lr WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR To ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleases the scalp and makes the hair SOFT ustrous
and sken.
II is splendid hair dressing.
No person. old or young should fail to use IT,
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST MEDICAL
AUTHORITY.
Bs-A>k for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
and take nO other. X. p. HALL CO.,
Nashua, n. H., Proprietors.
For by all druggists. 64-Sg
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
WEST CONCORD
III RN + = 8 JO p

The subscriber would say to the people of Con-
cord and vicinity, that they have my hearty
thanks for their past patronage and would solicit
a continuance of the same All kinds of har-
ness work: carriage trimming cleaning and OIL
ing and all kinds ofrepairing done to order with
neatness and despatch. Horse blankets, sleigh
bells, halters. riding brides. cards, brushes, and
curry combs for sale. Work warranted to give
satisfaction. Please give me call.
GEO. w. COOK, Agt.
West Concord, Oct. II, 1865. 74-79
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
DEATHS.

Births. Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obtua
ries including poetry, SIX CENTS a line.
At Barnet. Oct. % Mr. John G. Gleason
In East Burk, of dropsy, Mr. Sarah Ann wife of Lo
rem Jenkins. aged 81 years.
In Newark, oct p of consumption, Mr. Mary, wife of
Horace Fairbanks, aged n years
In Sutton Oct. O. of dysentery. Jennie A., youngest
daughter of Amanda F. and Nathaniel Ham, aged year
and II months.
of Peacham
While visit 20 Ohio Lydia NJ, only child of Dan
lei J. and Frances NJ. DUMMY, of Lyndon
At Lunenburgh. Aug Both, of typhoid dysenery. Lois
Powers, widow Of the late Joseph Powers aged &c year,
In Burke, oct 22d, Luvs f., wife of Albert R. Hen
drick, aged 81 years.
At East st. Johnshury. Oct odd, Gazea Tabor, aged
Il months, daughter of Ezra b. and linda Gates.
In Waterford, Oct. 23d Gee Abel, aged months,
of Francis F. and AnnetteE Stacey.
Sweet bird of innocence too pure for earth.
In Barnet, Oct -, Mrs. Isabel. wife of Des James
Roy; and Sept. 23d, Lyman Walter. of VIM. Roy
and grandson of Dea. James Roy, aged years.
In Danve, Oct 10, Elmer f., son of Asher B. and L.
c. BADGER, aged year,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
Nellie's Wisdom.

Now jy'y man am l. sir,
w / . Il tie fairy wife,
WI y cay said soft to me-
M: ito insure your life :"
1t wa, i. he early morning
In our co'sge out O. town.
Nell W.. pouring out my coffee
For ne rain would soon be down.
Then looked at her in WONDER
tShe was twenty last birthday
Only married in September,l
And tine thing Wa. strange 70 say.
was savage for moment
As I'm now Ashamed TO tell,
And retorted, shall order
Widows cap for you as well!"
mo. to-day, thank you. Harry,
You may spare your cruel satire,
An insurance for three thousand
Il a. much a. desire.
I've been reading in the paper
Of a smash up on the train,
One man has his fingers cut of,
And is damaged in the brain!
Zone man has his right foot shattered,
And anothers lost an eve,
There's list of twenty wounded,
And GONE Of them may die
On the same page is reported.
How a roof fell in last night,
Whereby lots of folks were injured
Nobody was killed outright.
Then Casualties are plentiful,
Az they always are, you say:
The ladies ,ciU fall while skating,
And horses toiu run away
Ard guns go of and 'sarpients' bite
And the lightning sometimes hits,
Perils by land, and flood, and fire,
Are chronicled az on dits y
"And while coined the paper,
Feeling 50 very solemn
Lo THE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE
Ilumed one sOmbre column
know the blessed men declare
That women are not wise
But won't you trust me, Harry, once,
And just do as / advise
Il brought you dowry Of curls, you know,
Love in a cottage we play,
You're only clerk in Stewards
And our ship is not in the Bay!
Now do insure in TIE TRAVELLERS
Twill cost you only dime,
And may he, ere tomorrow,
Three thousand will be mine"
quaffed my coffee scalding hot,
And snatched a kiss from Nell,
For now the A. NJ. was due.
And we heard the engine bell,
And pondered on her sermon,
With .'rma.h up" for text,
And insured my life straightway,
That my Nell might not be vexed
And now bless my lucky stars!
Fam fortunate chap
jumped this morning from the cara
Aud met with queer mishap;
I've crushed my ribs and sprainsd my wrist,
And Stewart has los' Clerk
But Nells my nurse, THE TRAvrLERs' will pay,
So. hurrah for Nellies work
s.. e. T c.
cke.s for sale at all the principal offices on the
sic Road.29
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
TIE CALEDON IAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

go We enicavor TO make TIE C,LEDoNIAS valuable
for il local neS; and friends in Caledonia Essex and
Orleans counties will confer great favor to and
add very materially to the nte of the paper by sending
local items in brief, legille form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
Agents for The Caledonian.
Brief Locals

Brief Locals
iona. Ross, Esq, the represen tative
from this town, came home from Montpel-
Ter i'll. one week ago, and has not yet been
able to return. He seems to be having a
light form of typhoid fever.
oil company No. 2 vas organized in
this village the present week. 1t is called
the Caledonia Petroleum Co.. and its Off
GERS are, Hubbard Hastings, president;
Alex. Thompson, secretary; Geo. May,
treasurer. Their land is situated in Both
well, c. E., near that occupied by the st.
Johnsbury Co. We understand there are
two more companies now forming here.
We call attention to Mr.. Lawton's
large auction sale in this paper. The farm
is called as good an one for its size as there
is in Caledonia county.
David Livingston got into Jail at Iras-
burg for breaking into John StOwell's store
at Derby. David is the youth who former
ly Inhabited the jail in this place, but who
one day slipped out through the diamond"
as the jailor always stoutly averred. AS
the diamond is hole only about seven
inches square, people generally couldn't
see it.
We have q few more of the same sort
left-of auction sales, we mean. For par
ticulars see advertising columns. A good
auctioneer gets 10 dollars day for his
services; a good printer about S1.75, and
the average of clergymen about nine shil-
lin@s. IT'S true, It's pity; and pity It's,
It's true!
-Emeline Mason of Island Pond, sent us
Oct "a, bouquet Of fresh rose buds, some
of which were just ready to bloom, that she
picked in her yard the 23d inst.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27

Mrs. Wins!OW, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician presents to the attention of Mothers
her Soothing Syrup, for children teethns by soeniu
the gums, reducing all inamatons, will allay all pain
and spasmodic and regulate the bowels
Depend upon 1t, mothers will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health TO your infants.
We have put up and sold this article for 80 years
and say in confidence and truth of 1t what
been able say any other medicne-never has
it failed in single Instance to effect cure when timely
used Never did We know of a OF dissatisfaction by
any who used 1t. On the contrary all are delighted
with its operations and speak In terms of
of its magical effects and medical virtues. We speak
this matter "what do know, after 30 years expert
ence, and pledge reputation Tor the fulfllment of
what here declare In almost every instance where
the nfan: is suffering pain and exhaustion relief
will be found in fifteen twenty after the syr-
up is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac sim lie Of CURTIS PER-
KINS, New York is the outsd wrapper Sold by all
Druggists throughout the worl rice only IS cents per
bottle
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
The Festival.

The Festival.
The gathering of the musical people of
this section at this place next week prOm-
Ses to be very enjoyable occasion. The
conductor and soprano soloist are strangers
here but they come well recommended, be-
ing very popular wherever known. Messrs.
Ingalls, and MOrey have been here once and
gave the greatest satisfaction to all who lis
tened to them. There is every reason to
expect large chorus, as information from
all sections represent the people as coming.
The convention has been gotten up at con-
Siderable labor and expense, yet the tickets
for The course are put so low that no one
need deny himself the pleasure of attending.
W" presume the citizens generally will take
course tickets. which admit to all the ses
>ionS and concerts of the convention; and
while thus adding to their own enjoyment
tuSuring financial success to the festival.
Our people should do what they can to
make these annual occasions pleasant to
those from abroad who are at the trouble
and expense to attend them. For particu-
larS see advertisement.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
WheatOn's Itch Ointment...The editor

"HtdtOu'S EECH VIHtWtHt... ne editor
of the Garfield. Ohio Herald. says: 1T has been said
that TO get the Itch no disgrace but 1t is dSaCefu to
keep it, No need hove the itch IS hours if they will
use heatOn's Ointment. for IL cure! We
1t tried on the persons OF children and adults
weeks since and the itching at ceased and In two
days ot an eruption was visible. 1t Is eteCual In
moving pimples botChes, and especially old sores. We
used the Ointmen. Of our children, and the
effect was magical The itch, which has been SO preva-
lent about here has not yielded the usual remedies
fol- this complain and we glad hat rymedy has
been discovered that is eieCtual and yet SO cheap
Read the advertisement
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27

s T. job NSBURY, VT,
OCT. 81 AND NOV. |, 2 AND 3.
The fourth annual session Of the Ct River
Valley Musical Society will be held at the
NORTH CHURCH, St. Johnsbury. commenc-
ing Tuesday Morning, Oct.'3l, at 9 o'clock, and
closing Friday Evening, Nov g.
Mr. l.. o. EMERSON, Boston, Conductor.
Mrs MINNIE LITTLE, Soprano.
Mr. NJ. L. INGALLS,, Concord, Tenor.
Mr. J. IL. MOREY, Pianist.
1t is desirable that all intending to become
members of the Convention and take part in the
sion and thus facilitate an early organization.
There will be three sessions daily (mornine,
afternoon and evening" to which visitors will be
admitted. The evening sessions will be of more
interest to visitors generally than those during
the day.
On Thursday evening, Nov. g there will be
Public Rehearsal or Miscellaneous Concert, con-
sisting of Solos, Trios, Glees, &c, made up most
ly BY the musical talent from abroad
{ On Friday Evening. Nov. 3, there will be a
Grand Concert with full Chorus and Solo talent
combined also Vocal and Instrumental selec-
tons.
Tickets to the course, admitting to all
rehearsals and concerts) IS cents
Single Session Is cents.
Public Rehearsal 25cents.
Grand Concert so cents.
No labor nor expense has been spared to make
this Festival exceed in interest any thing of the
kind ever held in this section.
The Passumpsic Railroad will carry to the
Convention for fare one way, and both hotels will
board members at reduced rates. Members who
come by railroad will be furnished with a return
check by the Secretary of the Society on applica.
ton. THERON HOWARD, President.
| A. W. Eastman, G. N. Stone, Secs.
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Corrected.-In this village. Oct. 10, by Rev L. o.
Brsstow, Mr. Franklin Belknsp of St. Johnbury, and
Miss Harriet \. Brown OF Eden
AT West Burke, Oct. H. at the residence Of the bride.
father. Joel Tru Esq. by Rev. d. s. Dexter, Lieut.. r.
Perry Porter and Miss Electra V. Tr. both of West
Burke.
In Danville, Oct. T. Mr. Hiram b. Hawkins, Of Dan
Vile, and Miss Ida f. WiIcomb of ST. Johnsury.
In Hardwick. Oct 16, 5. W. Thurber, NJ D., of Derby
Line. to Miss Martha A. Lewis. of South Hardwck
In Peacham. Oct. 49, by Rev A. Boutee. Mr.. Asa S.
Livingston of ST. Johnsby, and Miss Mary b. Choste,
At Brooklyn Iowa Sept. :. james Cox NJ D.. Of Belle
Plain, and Miss Kittie Newknk of Brooklyn.
Sept. Mr.. John NJ Talbot, and Mics Barbara Holt
Sept. 13 Henry c. Libby and Miss Jennie E. Jaynes,
formerly from Vermont
July q Capt. W. W. A. Aurner, of Wavery, and Miss
Carol l.. Batc'eder, of Ssord Springs, daughter of
Rev AnlrJ, Batchelder, formerly from Danville, VI
A. West Charleston, by Rev Levi Loriug Mr. Welcome
s. Alard and Mis-. Eliza A. Cheney, both of Newark
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
ITCH! ITCH! ITCn! SCRATCH

Scratch! Scrat,h! Wheatons Ointment will cure the
Itch in As hours.
Also salt rheum ulcers, chilbans and all erup-
of the skin Price 50 cents. For sale by all drug
gstS.
By senting Go cents to WEEKS POTTER sole agents
10 Washington street. Boston. it will be forwarded by
mall free of postage to any part of the United States.
Oct IS lsC5 "
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
HunneWpll's Eclectic Pills.

HunneWelPS Eclectic Pills. The true
Cathartic and Family Pill The importance of the true
ana natural cathartc cannot be estimated To have
pill which never requires two. and seldom but one
for dose, acting the bowels without the slightest
gripping, irritation be used with greatest free
dom by all who have suffered the trouble long constipa
ted tendency, and to check which has Uentimes ended
in the opposite extreme Of bowel weakness will found
the true feature OF the Eclectic Pills Their Charac
er creates the expression OF experienced apotheCares
that long experience has never found their equal from
physicians who have used thousands ia their practice
that the true idea OF perfect CahartC has before
been realized and by thousands Who have them in
their ialies. that tn the only true firmly pill they
have ever seen.
Without descending to the cap-trap form OF unmeanins
pulls or false testimonials confidence is asked them
III biou>nesS indigestion dyspepsia WORMS loss OF ap.
petite Spring medicine all arrangements OF the sys-
tenn caused by 1ISordered stomach and general family
pill. Els Price 25 cents per bottle
JOHN l.. HUNNEWELI, PrOl rietOr,
Practical Chemist, Boston. Mass
Also, Proprietor Of HunnewellS Tolu Anodyne, and
uunnewells Universal Cough Remedy.
HOYT RANDALL and j. G. BINGHAM, Agents,
st. Johnsbury.
Also sold by all dealers in medicine 6474
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
The Hay to do ii.

For the last eight or ten years, THE CAL
EDoNIAN has had one subscriber in Nor
can. Orleans county. On Monday of the
present week. that subscriber, Orrin Tay-
lrr. Esq. sent us the names of ten new sub
,eribers. with pay in advance for one year
This shows what one can do towards eX.
ending the circulation of this paper if he
tries. Go thou and do likewise.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-27
' eEsp0peri0i.

Mr.. d. L. Milliken has assumed entire
control of the Vermont Record again, hay
NC renewed his health by several months
absence from editorial and office labors.
Mr.. Ii. M. Burt is to = engage in newspa-
per enterprise in another field The Rec
ord is what its name indicates-a record of
The past and present of Vermont. 1t is a
valuable paper.