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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

PERNlCIOUs INFLUENCE OF TOBACCO.
1t has been proved that the increase of
lrinacy in France has kept pace with the
augmentation of the revenue from tobacco.
From the years 1872 to 1882 the tax pro-
duced 2S,00O,OO0 and the lunatic asv-
lunls Of the country contained 5000 pa
,ientS The tobacco revenue has now
reached the sum Of lS0.OOO,OOO and
there are no less than $4,000 paraletic
ana lunatic patients in the various hospi-
talS devoted to their accommodation.
This parallel has been drawn by NJ. Jolly,
and laid before the academy of science.
The last words of his speech on that occa-
sion are worth recording in this age of
universal smoking, and young boys, to
whom this pernicious practice has not yet
become second nature, would do we'll to
reflect ere it be too late on the frightful
warning the statistics contain, as well as
II. Jolly's words, He says: "The i'm
moderate use Of tobacco, and more espec-
tally Of the pipe, produces weakness in
the brain and in the spinal marrow which
causes madness"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

Do TIE BEES GATHER HONEY FROM
FLowEEs We doubt tive have al
ways doubted it. We are sitting now as
we write under the branches of a chestnut
tree. among the leaves of which the bees
ore btIzzing mcrrily. They are not after
the flowers. for the Towering season has
long since passed, 1t is mid August; the
burrS are IN inch and half in diameter.
What are the bees after? Not the chest
1a,t burrs surely. We have just examined
and solved The question. The leaves are
covered with honeydcw,' and we have
observed in every good season for honey
that this Substance was abundant. And
50 we have observed in seasons when there
was no honeydew that everybody said,
What poor season for honey!" Now
we close with repetition of the question,
".Do the bees gather their great store of
honey from flowers ?''-Near York Tribune.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
Clergymen, Lawyers, Singers,

and al those whose occupation requires Ulil>ua1s-
else Of The vocal ORGANS VIII ni This the GAS Ron
which VIII e1ectually and instantaneous 7eicGc ,.
difficulties. This remedy, unlike Most others s.i
not EaG>-ous, tut - extremely PlEASANTTO TA>IF
A small quantity allowed pass over the irr.,l --
al uaoe removes the eiriculfv
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

landau. January Isl. l>i
&. b. HutChns Dear Sir: Please 10 send ne AL UIEsr
dozen of Dr. EatOn'> Pain ETaiicIto-. travelling
from house to house have good opportunity l. intro
iUce i'll have seen il cure sick Hea he TsracEH-
Throat, Frozen limbs aud Rheumatism ami >b SHOW
10 bc good cuts. Bruises &C. would recommend
every family the bes; family medicine iiroiU-
cei 10 the public. T.. 4. LuN EJul-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

At New York this week, beef cattle
were little higher, Monday, but declined
- a 10 on Tuesday. Sheep and
lambs were a little lower.
EuRorEAN.-An injunction has been
served by the British government upon
BIondin, to restrain him from walking
across the Atlantic on the telegraph cable.
-Nrs. Grudy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

Lisbon, JANUARY l.. i>ci
C. B. Huchins Dear Sir: lreCeiyei VcrI lad said Ou
nv ANGLE and loot. MADE application % lr
Eaton Pam ErICItnr. which produced iIu~ wu-i.rr
iUl cure. FULLY satisfied i : The III I-...y
medicine ever USED, CuAS. wnpi-SnN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

Li>t4'n, sept J. I>la
DE- EAIOS-Dear Sir: Was very much troubled i l-r
DAYS since with lame back hard pain ia my side
numbness side 0tmv body ami Limits took t,>-
YOUR Pain Eracaur ahi made external Application.
which relieved HE al ",e, would a>o sav that had
severe attack of the cramp AMI was Relieved
application IL the maieT CONSIDER IL the lam
eradlcatOT ever saw. DiRll y GIEOR,IE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
d Il. L ATON S
VEGETABLE HORSE & OK IMMINENT

VIII cure II 8l'ralt1 IN season,
Spralns. inflammation anu Sweilin-S II az kinds.
Cuts Kicks. Bruises Corkins. Calls Scratches
Weak Joints. Cramp in the Stomach Limbs
Soreness stiffness OF tie Limbs or on,s. ItheU
matism, old Sores. &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter To half an ounce ii III,
Lnimen;. well mixed with three times the guam
THY of warm MolaSSes. For Scratches. clean III,
ancle by dry rubbing. then apply the Linimen'
often when the ANGLES are dry and Use the HoT>'
/ every day.
| For Sores. cleanse .hem when needed. Will
CASTLE Soap and water. then apply the Lnimen
from two 20 three times i dav. For al - her eN
ternal diseases, make thorough application Nv,
or three times day. Please iaAe b..i,., auJ
be sure and shake II up before using and yoJ
WILDE satisfied.
TESTIN ONIILS
From d A burnside Esl the Well known proprietor q
DR. Eaton. Dear So lhadA horse which xaS ,hli-eJ
10 iecp in the sta lie 'r hong tille. w,,a has
Your Horse AMI oA Lnineni Ms rre''lvi lei - me a
the best I'm use
made an application II which reduced The i,ilra
ton Al once. healed the wound and brought out new han
and the horse 1T Use ia a cw ,ias> consider
the lest Iinment ever used and wuui ch-erfully r.
! commend IL 10 the public
From Joseph l., GLIB ESD one Of the Propr-ioTsn III,
well known IIdw ford HOUSE AZ the " hite Mountains
keep large number oi Horses IL the summer season
at Mountain Stables. Al>o keep 4 S"ck 81 Or Eaton:
Horse and On Liniment On hand. have Used il lun-
enough L. know thitii i the hest Iiil!ueri
or used To- reduce iniianIiiuuS SwelncS all sind
and heals Cuts. Bruises C"rk>, sails Scratches Cramps
/ ia the Limbs or Stomach. Collie &C. &c
| liycur Hoses or Cattle are troubled with an,
of the above diseases or injuries, try bottl,
and YOU will be satisfied
Many other testimonials could be added.
| For sale by all the Druggists ami dealer, il
Medicines in town
! PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
| All orders addressed TO
{. b. HUTCHINS.
| Nov. Ally. Lisbon, y. II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

A YANKEE PAss.-An official Dutch
man in the valley of the Mohawk one day
stopped Yankee peddler .journeying slow
ly through the valley on the Sabbath, and
informed him that he must put up for the
day: or, ''if it wash necessary dat he
should travel, he must pay de fine for de
pass" 1t was necessary, it seems, for he
told the Yankee to write pass and he
would sign it "that he could do, though
he didn't much write nor read writing :"
The pass was written and signed with the
Dutclnnan's hieroglyphics, and the ped
der went forth Into the bowels of the
land without impairment" Some six
months afterwards a brother Dutchman,
who kept store further down the Mo-
hawk, in settling with the pious official,
brought in, among other accounts, an Or
der for twenty-five dollars worth of goods.
g How ish dat ;" said the Sunday officer
81 never gave no order-let me see him -
The order was produced; he put on his
spectacles ond examined it. ''Yaas; dat
ISL my name, sartan-yaas; but it is dat
id Yankee pass"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

I.l>tslll May 7. 1T
Nj. HutChins, Dear SIT: troubled -,
with lam. foot which was swollen II Ankle tA!ly
and VAS Unah. 10 any weight " il. apple!
boot a. USUAL OTIS SAY AGE.
Many other testimonials could he added hal We
roarn. For sale bv all the druggists and dealers
in Medicines in This town.
TRY A BOTTLE AND BE CONVINCED.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
y A | n L! PAINT!!
WINTERS METALLIC BROWN PAINT

7 Z y VI VI Y DIS / I Ia
Ills pure oxide Of Iron and Manganese. II mikes
neaal! With n>eei OIL taking tao gallons less per los
los IMAM any mineral. and hOdy than any
olher paint IL forms glossy, uniadn,. durate ne,a
coat protecting wood from decay and lion OF ether met
| ais from rust cOrrosiOn.
IL does not require grinding. and Is warranted 10
satisfaction for painting Railway Cars Iron Bridge,
Houses Barns Hulls and Decks Of ships Fin and Shinye
Boots, &C. ee
II. n. F. MARSHALL 4 Co
ram and Narnish ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AGENTS for New
England States
Store IS Broad Street, Boston.
Boston, Oct s, ls6A-lyr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

RED D1NG'S RUSSIA SAIVF
Heals Old Sores
RED DING'S SSIA SALEF
Cures Burns, Scalls, Cuts.
X EDDING RUSSIA SAITF
Cures Wounds. Bruises, Sprairs.
REDDING' RUSSIA SAITE
Cures Boils, Ulcers, Cancers.
RED DING RUSSIA SALEE
Cures Salt Rheum, Piles, ErysipelaS.
Il + ID DIN RUSSIA SALNF
Cures Ri'.gxcrms, Cons, etc.
No Family Should BE Without II,
lJONLY - CENTS a BOX,,IT
For sale by
SETH ". F0WLE 4 CO., BOSTON. mss.
and by Al druggists and country - ortSes.cr,.
Noyem.,- III
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
til: SALE.
REAL E estate
hn FOR SALE.

lsiS1 FOX SALEs
Tho subscribers are wishing to sell the follow
inc dosnrihed real estate in Concord:
The FARM situated at Concord Corner former
" owned by our father. deceased. Said farm con-
tains us acres of Land in high state Of cultlva,
ton, suitably divided into moving, tillage and
pasturng, with some 600 sugar trees, with con-
venient buildings in good repair. Said farm is
we'll fenced, being of the most desirable farms
in the vicinity.
The OLCOTT FARM, lying between Concord
Corner and West Concord.
The BEAL PLACE, being 80 acres Of moving
land, with barn on the same.
The SPAULDING PREMISES. on which is
house and barn, with 40 acres Of land.
Also, Is acres of pasturing and wood land, ly
ing about one half mile from Concord Corner
Also, 400 acres of wood land, well timbered.
Apply to
A. E. JUDEVINE. So. Hardwick,
HARVEY JUDEVINE, Concord
Auuust 1874. 63tt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY
IN VIR G. I N / A

Geo. Tucker. formerly Captain in the 4th VT.
Regiment, and Lysandcr Hill. formerly Captain
in the 10Th Maine Regiment, would respectfully
offer their services to such persons wish to buy
land in Virginia.
Their agents are travelling the State, making
maps and descriptions of such lands as are eli
trusted to them for sale. and the titles are thor
oughly investigated by Hill & Tucker.
Now is the time to get good and cheap lands,
and Virginia is the place in which to do it.
Letters of inquiry will receive prompt attention
and answer.
References made to the Vermont and maine
delegations in Congress.
| HILL & TUCKER.
Office l25 King Street.
63tf ALEXANDRIA, VA.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

Are Won sick. feeble AMI
complaining Are You Out
oi ~ der. with v"ur system
derange,. AMI yOnr feelings
uncomfortable These SymI-
toms are often the prelude
e. seiin = illness. Some nj
of SICKNESS Is creeping upun
You. and should H. aVcric,i
hy a timely use OF The right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills.
and cleanse out the disorder
ed humurS-puriiy the blood.
and let the funds move on
unohstrIctei in health again.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
Reliable Testimo ny.
a..

Nessrs- SETH W FoEIE & Co.
tIenilemens-Seeing numerous certificate, q. % n.
Farmer endorsing Tie merits 81 thai --eai g,- -.
" iStar Balsam al Wild CHERRY, am iudaa..s A.
great pleasure IL giving publicity 10 the cret- -
cuinpilshed IN my family Ny son fleliry A-.l.-
Postmaster al Fairfield. Somerset G0.fy Nc n,
% with splitting Of bioed, cough weaklr.>> 81 lr -
general debility rnncii that candy tl, So a.
clared hm 10 have Seated Celi~llia n "a, II. =
der medical Treatment for number OF ,u,l,1fs an,
we'd lao f~ieni from IL AT length Wa> laup,B = ...
chase one teile OF iSar bai,anl. Which b-rl.1 m
so much obtained another. which >l.,-t r.,.. -
ed him 10 his usual state o health think ca, ,s
rec iinend this remedy IL others IN Ike iiria =
the Times.
The above statement gentlemen Is ny xo,urrary @
ing 10 You ia iaAor OF Your BaSan and l. Al var lis,
As ever. Yours
ANDREW AKTgrp
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
From Josiah Kilborn, Esq. Littleton. y. II.

From Lahan Tiffts. Esq. Lit;leton. y. II.
DR. EATOS-Dear Sir: have been very much troubled
a long time with Rheumatism, all thrt n-h an by
usinS bottle your Pain EraIicaiur relieved al
once, and IN Justice 10 you and To- y"ur medicine would
cheerfully recommend lis the afflicted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
Mednal.
ID K w ISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
THE GREAT REMEDY roR
CoNSUNIPr1o~

soa acknowledged hy many prominent physician. :.
osfar the mos. Reliable Preparation ever rtr A..
ed for the RELIEF and CURE IF Al
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25
% 1oI tIlt Nt-I-4tt anu C IKE u al
L CNG NPLAINTs

ihis well known remedy is offered TO the public go,
noned hs The experience Of over forty years. AL ~
sorted TO in season, seldom fails 10 eifeci
Coughs, Colds. Crop, Bronchitis. h,,....-
Hhooprag td3gh. Hoagseness. Pai,,,. ~ '-'N'
ness ma the Chest and .SiGe. Bioee,,, y.
The Lungs, Licer Complaints. 4,
lis complete success in many cases OF C,r.e--,.s
Sumption has reversed the opinoivn So lo,l. e. ~
that this much dreaded disease is ncurat;- No.,
To those who have already made u-a ,,-,,,s u
no appeal IS necessary To those Who have Ii
only 10 refer them 10 The written testimonials =,
our most distinguished citizens, who have .-.,, -.
10 health when the expectation Of being cured ~
a "forlo-n hope We have space only Tor H..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-25

AG ENTS.
BOSTON-George {. Goodwin X Co.
NEW IORk-Dtmas Barnes X Co.
BALTIMORE-S. 5. Hance.
PITTSBC Gee. 5. keySer.
ClNCINNATI-F. +. Sure X Co., and
John ID. Park.
CHlCAGO-Lord X Smith, X I'll. Seovil.
ST. LOU IS-Coilins Bros.
SAN ERANCISCO.-Hosteiter, Smith &
Dean.
Also. sold by al Druggists and Dealers
tljan66
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-14
The President and the Southern
COngresSmen--S Tel
egram to Gov. Perry.

The following telegram was sent by the
President to Provisional Governor Perry, of
South Carolina
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81, 1865.
To B. F. Perry, Provisional Governor:
do not think it necessary for the mem
bers elect for South Carolina to be present
at the organization of Congress. On the
contrary, it will be better policy to present
their certificates of election after the two
Houses have organized, which will then be
simple question, under the Constitution,
of the members taking their seats. Each
House must judge for itself the election re-
turns and qualifications of its own members.
As to what the two Houses will do in refer
ence to the oath now required to be taken
before the members can take their seats, is
unknown to me, and do not like to pre-
dict. But, upon the whole, [ am of opin-
ion that it would be better for the question
to come up and be disposed of after the two
Houses have been organized. | hope that
your Legislature will adopt code in refer
ence to free persons of color that will be
acceptable to the country, at the same time
doing justice to the white and colored popu-
lation.
ANDREW JOHNSON, President.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIE aHEATEsT DIS CovERY OF
THE AGE

rAh,MERS families and others can purchase no
d,ey equal 70 Dr. Tobias Venetian Eminent for
uysentery, collie Group, chronic rbeunstism sa,s
ioa, 'oolhache, sea sickness cuts burns swelling.
VI, oo sores headache mosquito bites pain. in
e ,,ns ehrs back &c If II does not give relief The
@noney @ wlll be refunded All that is asked is a triaI
ana use II according 10 The directions
DR. JoBAs-Dear Sir: I have used your yep.r,r
iinInent in my family ior humber Of years and be-
u 10 be the best article for what il is rec commended
M @ nave ever used For sudden attack OF croup Il II
t ,nVaiHaDle have no hesitation IN recommending ls
70. an Ihe uses y Processes Ia cure have sold il Tor
many years, aud il gives entire satisfaction
o,.L.. =, CHAS. A. TRIMMER
sIuakertown, N j., May 9, 1855
,.an, re W and ~ cent. bottle. Office 60 Cortiandt
street, new York. Sold by ali Druggists
noYi6.tu
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-14
The Hog Markets.
CINCINNATI. Dec. llth

81. CINCINNATI, Dec. llth, 1865.
There was no animation in the market to.
day, and prices declined fully SOC per 100
TBS. Sales of light weights were made at
$S 25(9S SO, and heavy averages So 75(9
9 90 gross, and packers were not anxious to
buy at the decline, feeling confident that
the bottom is not yet reached. Dressed
hogs were sold at prices ranging from $40 90
9i0 IS net, closing with no buyers at the
higher rate. We quote the market dull at
So 25@9 90 per 100 TBS gross, with a fur
ther downward tendency.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 8.
The transactions in hogs have been unus-
ually large during the week which has just
closed, larger than during any week this
season. In the early part of the week prices
declined to $4,000 for fair to good averages,
but since then the market has recovered
somewhat, under the influence of more fa-
yorsble advices from the East and West.
and prices have advanced again to 919lOc,
and two or three punches of extra sold last
evening at lot. With the advance in price,
however, it is we'll to note that the demand
has fallen off, and as the best averages are
only worth l04c in New York, shippers are
very Indifferent about paying l0c here, with
freight at 75c per 100 TBS; or fc per fb.
Thus far, e. H. Myers & Co. are the only
packers that have bought at these yards.
This firm bought several bundles during the
early part of the week at from 81 to 93c.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-14
Iron City Commercial College
NATIONAL LTELEoaAPH INSTITUTE.
( s.s.. 3 y ss;.s; sss..;. sss;';; 4 M Principal.


Second " Odd fellows Hall BIding 5th u
Third Nos 20 aud - - Clair 50
ARRIVALS FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 2, '65
J. A. Hewitt. Linton. JEFF. Co., o.
NJ. @. Trou', Sabbath Rest, BAR Co., Pa
u. A. Wadswortb, Cuyahoga Falls, q.
q. o. Wood, Elkbart. Llkhart o., Ind.
W. II. Eisenhart, Greenville, Pa.
J. r. Eisenhart. Greenville, Mercer Co., Pa
j. A. Russell, Wellsburg, West Va.
j. Keuneday. Pittsburgh, Pr.
A. Baltzell, St. Francisville, Clark Co., No
g. A. Conrad, Birmingham, Pa.
w. A. Petrie, Tenperanceville, Pa.
II. g. Boffenmeyer, Ashland, Ohio.
A. N. Griggs, Randall, Crawford Co., Pa.
A. j. Ramsey, N. Wilmington, Pa.
f. II. Green, Lewisburg, Union Co., Pa.
G. w. Mackey, Franklin, Venango Co., pa.
p Il. Staley. Meadvile, Crawford Co.. Pa.
j. Wilson, Youngstown, Mahoning, Co., o.
j. NJ. Myers, Allegheny City, Pa.
i NJ. Stevenson, Versailles. Darke Co., D.
G. f. Redman, Buchanan, Pa.
j. Il. Bidman, Sharon, Mercer Co., Pa.
ID. III. Grimes, Perry Pike Co., III.
g L .Dowar, Coal Bluff, Wash. Co., Pa.
j Craig. jr., ="
w McKeown, Steu' enville, JEFF. Co., o.
r R Fleming, Curwensville, Pa,
+ Livingston, 1"
ii II Houp' n Grenada, Fulton Co, Pa.
g W Brinhan, Wellersburg, Pa.
w T Dom, 4"
ARRIVALS FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. Q, 65.
J T Patton, Hartstown, Crawford co, Pa
j B Henry, 4" q"
J S Vapheoris, Monongahea City, Pa.
j X Sitter, Johannesburg, Pa.
w NJ Messman, jamestown, Pa.
j s Mullen. Duquesne Borough, Pa.
3 s Glass, Remington, Allegheny co. Pa.
A d Book, Edensburg, Lawrence co, Pa.
I j Obi, Buckhorn, Col co, Pa.
D B Calhoun, North Jackson, ..
A s King, Unity, Col. CO, o.
N Purdun, ChiIicothe, Ross CO, o.
ID Rex, Wintersvie, Jefferson CO., 0.
w j Gilmore, Williamsburg, Pa.
I 2 Lardin, Tarentum. Pa.
J Fl Lockhart, Sharon, Pa.
T Fl Gray, Youngstown, Q.
D d Jones, :"
j A Walters, Shippensburg. Pa.
+ o Powell, Edensburg, Gambia co, Pa.
+ B Clouse. Manchester, Allegheny CO, Pa.
f Sander, Allegheny city, Pa.
Il II Tullis, East Fairfield, Col co, o.
J r Dounelly, Wesley, Venango co, Pa.
w 9 Shields, Kent Ind co, Pa.
j N Ballard. West Newton, Allen co, o.
] r Rees, Ada, Hardin co, O.
j W Shaw, Oil City, Venango co, Pa.
For terms and information concerning the College,
address JENKINS SMITH & GowLEY
Pittsburgh Pa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-14
LegAI Notice.

Joseph p. Arrck, Administrator de bonis non with the
will annexed Of Nathan Shepherd, senior, deed, Pltd,
against
DR.. Nathan Shepherd, William Shepherd, John Shep-
herd, Isabella Armstrong and John II. B Armstrong
her husband, Asberry Shepherd Joseph Shepherd. Jr
Elbeu II. Caldwell aud Joseph Shepherd, and Nathan
Shepherd. Isaac Sheppard, William Shepherd and
Francis Shepherd lsons OF Joseph, The Methodist
Episcopal ,.hurch OF the Pittsburgh Conference, The
the unknown heirs and personal representatives OF
each of the following named persons: Thornton Elem
ing deed of Sam, black man, ei Sarah Dent. decd
and of John Calvert, decd and others, Defendants
FnHE aboye named defendants will take notice that,
i the 26th day of August, 1865. the said plaintiff
filed in the Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County
Ohe, petition against them and others, egatees named
in the will and codic OF Nathan Shepherd Sr decd
and heirs and representatives OF such OF the egatees
a construction of the will and codcil of said Nathan
Shepherd, Sr aud for order aud direction the
payment OF legacies hereunder, anu, among other
things, exclude the said DR. Nathan Shepherd, Will
liam Sheppard, John Shepherd, Elber II. Caldwell, aud
Nathan, Isaac William and Francis sons of Jose ph
Shepherd The Methodist Epsc opal Church, The Church
Sand Hill, Marshall Co. Va. and the heirs and rep
resenlati yes OF Th .rnton Fleming. Sam, black man.
and John Calvert from interest in the estate of snd
the hands of plairf his Administrator and also to
exclude the said Joseph Shepherd from any interest
therein by of the bequest 10 him Executor or
jointly with others Executors, and OF any interest by
Of the legacy 10 build meeting house and from
any and all other interest in said money.
JOSEPH p. ARRICK,
Ex'r OF Nathan Shepherd, dec'a.
sr. CLAIR KELLY, Apy.
Dec. 2, ls05-dw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-14
BRANDRETH,s PILLS.

wHsE TIMELY USE UNDER PROVIDENCE. Ma. orr.
SAVED LFE.
These celebrated Vegetable Pills are no new un,ri.d
Iemedy they have been used aud tested in The Uni,eo
saes lot ihry years and are relied upon by hundred,
Of thousands OF families amos their sole nedc,n,
when sick No care or expense is spared In their pre
bn'aoh nnd II is certniny true when ass ert that no
Pills. - " ' ''a" D'ahurehs
lhey produce good effect upon disease almost i'm.
medaieIy tiey are taken. BY some wo iderful newer
perhaps electric or nervous influence the progress on
diseased action Is arrested; where watchfnness nd
pau pau nave neen present. the system becomes cueter
ann the phu' ~ .eon obtans refreshing sleep
The genuine Brnuircth Pill Box has uoon /, upi,.d
states Government Stamp with b. Brandreth in White
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