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A YER'S PILLS.

They stimulate The functions Of the body ylgorou.
activity. purify the system of the distractions which
make disease cold settles somewhere in body and
deranseS its natural functions These relieved
act upon themselves and the surrounding organs poiuc
Ing general aggravation, suffering al derancrnenr-
directly they the natural action OF the system
and with IL the buoyan feeling Of health again What
true and apparent in this trivial complaint also
true in Of the deep seated and dangerous diSten
pers. The same purgative effect expes th.in- Caused
by similar distractions and arrangements OF the natural
functions OF the body they rapidly and Of them
surely cured by the same means. None who know the
virtue of these Pills Will neglect to employ them when
suffering from the disorders they cure, Headache
Foul Stomach Dysentery Bilious Complaints. ndlges
ton. arrangement of the Liver, Costivcness CoIispa
toR, Heartburn. rheumatism. Dropsy Worms and Sup
preston, when taken in large doses. They are sugar
coated so that the most sensitive take them easily
and they surely the most purgatve medicine yet dis
covered.
AYERS ACUE CURE,
For the edy and certain Intermittent Fever
chS and fever remitent lever, chill fever dumb srue
periodical hea iache bilious headach. and bilious -
indeed for the whole class diseases originating
in hillary arrangement caused by the malaria of mas-
matte countries
This remedy has rarely failed TO cure the seyeres,
OF chis and lever and IL has this great advantage over
other ague medicines, that il subiues the campl.ut
without injury TO the patient. 1t contains no aufe OF
other dele FERROUS SUBSTANCE does produce quiSn
Any injurious effect whatever Shaking brothers OF the
army and the west Try il and you viii endorse these
SertOns-
Prepared by J. c. AVER & Co. Lowell. Mass and
sold by uggSfS and dealers everywhere and at ST.
Johnsbury by J, e. BINGHAM, ana HoYT RAN
DALL- taug3l
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4 MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS
II. II + d DY
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

agent off, s Patent Oce Washington kunder the
Actof lS1(
80 State Street, opposite kilby Street, Boston.
Alter extensive practice of twenty wears
continues TO secure Psiensin the United States also m
Grea. biitan France, and other foreign countries
oaseal> SpecincaioIlS Bono Assignments Pa
ers or Drawings Tor Patents. literal terms
anu WIN despatch Researches made into American or
resh w"fhs 10 determine the validity or utility Pa
rents OF lNenion>-and egalor other advice rendered
~ a. touching the same Copies OF the claims OF
as f1leh, furnished by RENTING 81 Assignments
corded al " aShingtun
TEsT1NoyIALs-
regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most capable and
successful practitioners, with whom have had Official
intercourse" CHAS. MASON,
Commission Of Patents
lnaSe no hesfatlonin assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and Trustworthy
ana More capable OF putting their applications in form
secure iOr them early and favorable consideration
al the Patent Office EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner OF Patents
Mr.. X. II Eddy has made Tor me Is applications on
all but one OF which atents have been granted and thar
Is now pending Such unmitzkeabe proof OF great nf
and ability has part leads me TO recommend all tuyen
tors apply him their patents as they NAV
be havin. the most faii lful on
their cases, anu Al q very reasonable charges"
JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber in course OF his
large practice, made on twice rejected applications 10
appeals every one Of which decided his favor by
the Commission OF Patents. r. n Emmy
Boston, Dec. ~, IS4.-lyr.
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THE CALEDONI n
cute Things.

Put the exact &" fare" in the lining of
your hat, ii YOU are about to travel in car
or omnibus on miSerably cold day, when
every change Of position is disagreeable,
thus Obviatin@ the necessity of taking off
your gloves, unbuttoning your coat, search
ing your pockets, making change and get
ting chilled; ifa lady, carry the money
under the edge of your glove.
ltyou are enough of a gentleman to feel
obliged to give up your seat in a car to
anything in the shape ola petticoat, wheth-
er to mistress or maid, whether to a grand
mother or to sweet seventeen, whether to
dowager or a market woman, take your
seat as near the forward part of the vehi-
Gle as possible then your gallantry will be
the last to be tried and the least likely to
be challenged
Il you want pair of boots or shoes
made to order, and wish to be certain of
as easy a fit rs that of an old shoe, put on
two pairs Of thick wooden socks before
your measure is taken.
liyou want to avoid being drawn into
the common vortex Of financial ruin by
friends and relations, as dishonest in reali-
~ Is they are reckless. never indorse for a
dime without your wite's written consent,
and have placed in letters, golden and
large, over the mantel of the family room,
and require ii to be daily read aloud by
each member of the family in turn, just
before yougo to business after breakfast,
the fifteenth verse of the eleventh chapter
OF Proverbs.
Fyou want to know ertainly whether
the young lady you think of addressing is
4 fairy or Il fury, tread ON her skirt in the
street when she is not aware of your be-
ing within mile of her, and "take an
observation " OF that face, usually " di-
yine,'' at the instant Of its being turned
full upon you.
Hyou wish the great happiness and the
inc>timablc blessing Of being always in
good health down to a serene old age,
learn while young TO take care of that
good constitution with which a be-
nign Creator has intrusted you.
If you have tremendous moustache,
and want to cat bread and molasses, put
the bread in first and the mo!asses after
warI.-HaFs Journal Of Health
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A LACoNIC SoIDIER.-An Ohio wo-
man, land she widow" received from
her only son, a soldier of Sherman's army,
three letters the first written when the
great army reached Atlanta, contained
the words" Dear Mother: Bully Boy
all right. BOB" The second, coming
shortly after Sherman reached Savannah.
said" Dear Mother: Bully Boy got a
hole in his skin-not bad. BOB" The
third dated at the state capital, just re-
ccived, says" Dear Mother: Bully Boy
mustered out, and will be home tomorrow.
BOB"
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Medital.
ID L. E A L O n 5
WHITE MOUNTAIN
Vegetable Pain Eradicator
HORSE AND OK LIHIMNT |.

BETHLEHEM, n. H., Sept. |, 1864.
This is to certify that c. b. Hutchins of Lisbon,
N. H., has the sole and exclusive right to manu-
facture and vend my improved vegetable medicine
and the public may be assured that the article in
troduced by him is the genuine and the only gen.
uine medicine of my invention.
BREYANT EATON.
To those who have made USE of DIR. Eaton S
Liniment no appeal is necessary, to those who
have not we have only to refer them to the witt
ten testimonies of some of our distinguished eiti
zens. Having unbouIded confidence in this
medicine after using it in nv 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 Seryent.
G. B. HUrCHINS.
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James RusselI's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, }In probate Court held at the
Caledonia District, S. JprObate office in SJOnnsbury
in and for said district the oath day of July, A D.
DETER LINDSAY, administrator upon the estate
James Russell late Of Barnet In SAID district, deceas
ed interstate represents to said court that said deceased
was III his life time under contract In writing, binding in
law and equity, to deed to Samuel Moore then in
Barnet In said district the following described lands to
wit All that part of lot No no. Barnet, except what
said Russell has decided to Thomas Brock of Barnet to
wit ~ acres; also, about "a in lot No. Ill, which
was decided by Eph aim SOners to John Miller, April
1888 and about eighteen acres of land that formerly
belonged to the P Lindsay farm. Said administrator
further that said Samuel Moore has deceased
and that said contract has been duly assigned and
terred to Mrs Abigail Moore, of Barnet aforesaid
therefore, said administrator said court to giant
him license and authority TO convey to said Abigail Moore
said lands according to said contract pursuant to the
statut IN that Case made and provided.
Whereupon ills ordered by said court that said appl
cation be referred to the 18th day of August A. d. 1865
at the probate office In st JOhnSbury hearing and
cion thereon, and it Is further ordered that all persons
Interested be notified hereof by the publication notice
this application and order thereon, three weeks
lively III the Caledonan printed at St. Johnsbury before
SAID time vi hearing, that they may appear said time
and place and, if they see cause, object thereto.
By order of the court-Attest
6l-63 Asa L. FRENCH judge of Probate
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DIR. REN'S
B ILIOUS BITTERS

never fails 10 cleanse the system of all moTt.-
and unhealthy secretiOn>, thereby preventing "a
curing diseases ~f the skin, and ali COMPLAIN
arising from Impurities OF the blood. or a {,
ordered state oi the liver, kidneys stomach az
bowels The proprietor having sold this III,
icine extensively during thu pas tre yesr,-
and marked its effects, offers j; TO the public ~
fullest confidence in It's merits, assured from pa
experience. that = single triai will convince tae
most skepticaL of Its rare medicinal virtues.
Mr- Daniel Smith Of Barton, Vi, who had bee.
out of health for long time and unable 20 LABOR.
writes under date of August -, ls62= Il Gem
menced taking the bitters Isl of July, have taktl
one bottle ana part of anothcr-tnd nv b. a.
quite restored. My son has beea troubled :a-
years with sores uuier ills aTn.> and has bc' .
cured az taking one bottle # DIR. Warren's b.
ms RlrrprS
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DRAFTS &. VILLA NJ :

" Successors 10 J. W Hunne"eH - W.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Pants, Ulls, Pte Guns
nishes, Window Glass, Manufacturers
articles anc Chemicals
Agents for Forest River Lead tas- , 4-'~ ~
French and A:aetleah INK
Druggists, Periumers ana Liquor DeAi'4S
bels. IN the greatest variety.
IT r,-SSnFIl is 4 III ERR ATED REMkDIh>-
Twin be our erninaOn IL laialAin The Iei nj
Of rh,s Oil Drsr ana Paint establishment ana To-
r.tr,ns are r-.neultuils ASA ei Continuance =. -.
,.tr,sye ana al are invited 10 rht, oiD
. md 8 COMMERCIAL WHARF, bosio-''
: {Apri6el
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Caledonia Co. Supreme COurt,..-Augus
Term. 1865.

LUCY F. ROSS V. CARLOS NJ ROSS Libel for Divorce
The bela in hel petition sets forth that the 18th
day OF Dec ls5i she was lawfully Joined in marriage to
the libellee, Clarke, OF The justices of peace
within said county; and that she has always lived and
conducted herself in the due observance of all the duties
required of ler by her marriage contract But that the
SAID libelee has treated her with ntoerabe severity
has without cause neglected and refused furnish her
with the means of support according to his ability, and
has deserted her and gone TO parts unknown.
The bean therefore prayS the court that he bonds of
matmony contraced between the parties be dissove
and that anOny be granted her, by the original libel
on file more fully appears. LUCY +. ROSS.
Ross BURBANK, Attorneys.
The libel. of which the foregoing Is the substantial
parts having been presented and it appearing that
the beee is without the limits OF this state that
cannot be made him in the usual wayIt is here
by ordered that much of said libel appears above
together with this order, be published three weeks
CeSSvey in the CaledOnan. newspaper published at St
Johnsbury iii said county OF Gale donA the lest of which
publications to be at least twelve days before the LIST
OF the session OF the Supreme Court. to be held said st
JOhnSbury, on the 2tth day OF August 1865 at which
term said libel is returnable.
6l63 LUKE P. POLAND, Chi Judge Sup. Court.
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D r. E ATOM
VEGETABLE HORSE & OK IMMINENT

will cure if applied in season,
Srralns. inflammation and Swellings of all kinds.
Cuts. Kicks. Bruises. CorkinV. Calls. Scratches.
Weak Joints. Cramp in the Stomach or Limbs,
Soreness stiffness of the Limbs or Joints Rheu-
matism, old SoreH &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter TO half an ounce Of the
LiEiment well mixed with three times the guam
tity of warm MolaSses. For Scratches clean the
ANGLE by dry rubbing. then apply the Linimeni
often when the ANGLES are dry and use the Horse
every day.
For Sores, cleanse them when needed with
Casti!e Soap and water, then apply the Linimen,
from two to three times day. For all other ex-
ternal diseases, make thorough application two
, or three times day. Please take a bottle and
be sure and shake it up before using. and you
willb satisfied.
TIES TIM 0NIA AIS
From D. A burnside Esq the We'll known proprietor
the Lancaster Hotel. y. II.
Dr. Eaton. Dear Sir Ihad horse which was Obliged
In Keep I'm the Stable for long time which had a on
his aucie caused by Iniee' ng which could not heal u
Your Horse and OK Lniment was recommended
the best in use.
made application ii which reduced the intiama-
ton at once healed the wound and brought hair
and the horse was Mt for Use in few DAYS CONSIDER il
the best .niment ever used would cheerfuy re-
commend it 10 the public.
From Joseph L. Gibb Esq one of the Proprieors i the
well known Crawford House AT the White Mountains.
at Mountain Stables also keep a stock OF DIR. cations
Horse and OK l.niment on hand. | have used il long
enough To know thatit Is the best Lniment
or used 10 reduce niamations and swelling> kinds
and heals Cuts Bruises CorkS, Calls Scratches Cramps
Ill the Limbs OF Stomach, Collie, &c.kc
fyour Hoses or Cattle are troubled with any
of the above diseases or injuries, try a bottle
and you will 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 to
C.. b. HUTCHINS.
Nov. H-ly. Lisbon, NH
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Yfaal.
Hannah PreSbry,S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at Luz
Essex District. S. jnenburg within and for said
district, on the 18th day OF July, A D, 1865.
instrument purporng TO be the last " Ill Ind Tesla
nent OF Hannah Presbry late of Lunenburg. in said
district deceased being presented to the court by John
hartsh0rn the executor therein named. for probate
It's ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at of said court
be holden at the Probate office. in Lunenburg. the
9Th day of August. 1855 AMI shew cause If any they
may have, against the Probate Of said Will for which
purpose it is further ordered that copy of the record
OF this order be published three weeks sccessvely in the
CALIFORNIAN, printed at ST. JOhnsbuy, previous to said
time appointed for hearing.
true copy OF recOrd-Attest,
6O-62 JONAH BROOKS Register
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p A | n L! PAINT!!
WINTERS METALLIC BROWN PAINT

w nv 1S1~ - i
U NJ NJ Z IDS ITSELF.
tits a pure oxide of Iron and Manganese. 1t mixes
readily with Llnseed OIL taking gaons less per los
IDS than any mineral and body than
other paint II forms glossy unfadng durable me,a.
protecting Wood from decay. and iron ether met
ais from rust or cOrrosion
~ does not require grinding. and is warranted to
for painting Railway Cars Iron Bridges
houses Barns, Hus and Decks of ships, I'm and Single
Boots, &c.
Il. n. F. MARSHALL co.
ram and Varnsh Manufacturers,-Sole Agents for New
England States.
Store 78 Broad Street, Boston.
Boston. Oct 8, ls6A-lyr.
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DIR. FRANK l.. MASON

very successful practitioner. III Suncook, Nh
writes March -, le65: "Tiavin. made exten>lyt
use of DR. Warren Bilious BiiteE> in my pracrlcs
during the past two years, L tare no he,ita, %.
IN recommt ndIng them TO the putlic as a ven
reliable and valuable family mrGi1Ine, from 1t
use OF which can be obtained more satisfacfaTy
results than from any other comp ind with Hi..cl
1 am acquainted Suost Qnenlly, III cunyeTea-
iion with the proprietor, Dr. N SAYS: al should
not know how l. get along IN my practice WITH
out Dr. Warren 5 Bilious tltt-r>" lhu4>aIG>
who have become acquainted Nlia the sgptria'
healing virtues OF this t.uly wonder ~oIA1i-c
panacea have glNea almost faoaa Us aogu@aiN az
what IL has done Tor them lis praises are SUI
by all who have testea its excellence. In CON
elusion We beg leave 10 say 10 ;i.e lafa44G>' "
Dr. Warren : Bilious bitteTs, b,i,IC gang Up al
despair and YOU will yet live 10 I geaA 10 Ao-'
afflicted fellow-men by Recommending II tael-
the medicine. which by the blessing u a ~
Providence restored you TO health, and - --'
full enjoyment Of 4 long, useful aud happy -.t'
Beware of counterfeiI> and limitations t-'''
We fac sthaase signature Of the proprlelo- . q
A fERRND over the cork OF ,aca bottle N---s--
which noi,e Is genuine
Price, 80 Cents and 81 per Bottle.
JOHN A. PERRY, Sole ProprietOT'
BuSTON, MASS,
VI. :. BURR * CO..
70 FREMONT STREET., BOSTON NA>-'- o.
Genera, Agents and sold ty ali dealers IN Ne
cine. Wholesale and tietall "
J. L. BINGHAM, s. goAns3af.- ~
~ oi
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Li>t0n. May I, III
Mr. HutchinS, Dear Sir was troubled few day
with aule foot which ; uen ankle hady.
and was unable 10 ear any weight upon IL. applied
YOUR Eradicator and in four DAY able 1" my
boot a. usual. OTIS SAVAGE.
Many other testimonials could DE added had we
roem. Fer sale bv all the druggists and dealers
in Medicines III this town
TRY A BOTTLE AND BE CONVINCED.
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for Sale.
FARM FOR SALE.

Glll Situated in the nsrth part OF Barnet,
sabout one mile from the Railroad
containing 125 acres of land; about 40 acres
woodland principally sugar maple; two apple
orchards. with running water at house and barn
Now is the time to examine a farm-the crops
will represent it better than the owner can l.
Fences and buildings are conveniently arranged
Come and see for yourself
ROBERT GILkERSON.
Barnet. July II, 1865. 6Otf
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I.iSt.en. January II. 1854

Lisbon. January IL. loei
4. B. HutchnS. Dear Sir Ireociy.i tad Scaid
ANGLE and foot. made application al u Or.
Eato's Pain Eradcator, which produced a w"iieT-
ful AIN fully satisfied il i the best family
medicine ever used. CMAS. WOOLSON.
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From Josiah Kiborn. Esq, Littletou, Nh.
Lisbon, Sent l. l~i3.


landau, January Isl, 1854
C. r. HutchinS. Dear Sir: Please send me
Doe OF Dr. Eaton's Pain Eradicator. travelling
from house To house have good opportunity nirv
duce it, have seen il sick Headache T"tache.
Throat, Frozen limbs and Rheumatism ant al>D
TO I've good for cuts Bruises &c. would recommend IL
10 family the best family medicine iniToiu
ced TO the public. +. h. LUVEJoY.
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Suffering Bcn,' who was toasting
his shins, observing that the oil merchant
was cheating a customer in some oil, call
ed out to him, "Jim, | can t-tell you how
ito s-sell t-twice as much oil as you DIDO
now" "Wcll, how ," groaned JIM
" F-till your measure"
A skeptic thinks it very extraordinary
that an ass once talked like man. Isn't
ii more extraordinary that thousands of
men are continually talking like asses
Somebody has found out a new way of
taking pictures, by which they can be ia
ken better in the night than in the day
time. A photographer has missed seve-
raj from the frames that hung by his door,
and doesn't approve Of the new plan.
"One meets with curious people," said
vac the other day to a friend I" In
what way" inquired the latter, SUSPECT
Gus Of being sold. This morning l heard
man say that he would give anything to
have but one eye" " Stuff replied the
other, you'll not make me believe that
any one is so foolish as to wish to have
but one eye ooh, forgot to add that
the poor fellow is entirely blind"
An Irish glazier was putting pane of
glass into window, when groom. who
was standing by, began joking him, telling
him to mind and put in plenty Of putty
The Irishman bore the banter for some
time, but at last silenced his tormentor by
"Arrah now, be off wild We, or else I'll
put apain in yer head without any putty"
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Schools.

ESSEX co. GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
IL AT CONCORD CORNER.
The fall term of this school will commence on
Wednesday, September Ii, 1865,
and continue ten weeks under the instruction off.
E. WOODBURY., with such assistance as the wants
of the school may require. Good board. and
rooms for those desiring to board themselves. can
De obtained at very reasonable rates. For further
information address the Principal or W. S. How
ard, Esq Sec. board of trustees.
Concord, July 20. 1865. 6O-65
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( For Purifying tie blood. curing Liver Com
plant and al Bilious Affections, for strengthen
Ing, inTisorating, building up aha putting II
order the Weak. Worn Out. Hun Down, Dcei..-
taied and diseased Human System, has 10 eqra.
in the world.
1t quickens the circulation, restores the Us:
appetite, regulates, strengthens and invigorste>
the whole system For Hulnors in the blood
imperfect circulation. this Is an active and eng
ept remedy The uSe of
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care you, really, you know, going to
'ans Davis ?" said an English sojourner,
here "'twould be too blarsted bad, that
would, you know" ooh, we shan't hang
him. said his interlocutor eve shall
probably blow him from the muzzle of a
gun. as you did the Sepoys in India. .
"Ah," said the stranger, but that was
quite another thing, you know"
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TO reduce debt is by far the best way
Of contracting one.
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Are ven sick. feeble and
complaining: Are you out
OF % der, with Your system
derangec and Your feelings
uncomfortable: These symp-
toms are often the prelude
Ia serio Is illness. Some lit
of sickness is creeping upon
You, and should be averiei
BY a timely Use of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills.
and Cleanse out the disorder
ed humors-puriiy the blood.
and let the fluids move on
unobStrucIed in health again.