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HEW 1okK nAAkEE-AuAust 70.

IBN EMLAdBAfHsI
COttOn-Heavy and lower. falss at 4iA46c for
middlirg.
lOur-Opene excited and 15a2Eo better.
Sales at S. 61a5 10 FOR state; s. UO86 80 for
supeTfne western; Sc 4096 70 for common 70 me-
dun extra WestsrDi s. OO9s IS for osmmon 70
good shipping bFar ds extra r unc nOop Ohio, ana
IS 3O99 IS for trade brands marAet closing
Gull:
Wbisky-DuIl with sellers Of Western at So 10
aud buyers 1t 81 -.
dull with the Improvement nearly all lost
Sales 81 43 for Chicago springi 81 coal bt Tor
No. 1 Milwaukee club 81 sal So for slnter red
western; 81 90 for anber Michigan ard Kentucky
and 81 10 for viii Q western. Included In the sales
are 5000 bu No ! Milwaukee, to arrive, at 81 %.
zoo.
COrn-so better. Sales s7asso for unsound;
s9ke9rH Ne for sound mixed western sla9l150 Tor
high mixed cary yellow
oats &c better. safes at 65966s for Wslt-
ern; clOsipg a. SIC
HOps-Siesdy.
PetroIeum-QuIet at 31H9eSc for craze; 52z
Csc 70. refined in bond.
Rice-bull. s-.-- A
GOnee-Quiet.
sugar steady. Cuba muscOvaJa IeH@E%i
Porto : leo I4Ze.
M-OIRsses-steady Porto Ric3 6lc.
POrk-Heavy and lower.
Sales at $50 l2O3 IS new mess, closing dull st
$50 u for cash, SIS 76o29 co for 1858 4 mess;
$40 1894 90 Tor primes; $50 75g2b 20 iOT pElme
mess. Also $500 bbls new msss, for August and
Septeu Der, seller 8 and buyers option, Al so 90,
ely active. at So 5Oal2 so for
plain mess, and $40 OO@I4 so for extra mess.
Beef Hams Qu'eE.
cut Meats-In fail demand.
BaeGm-Dull. .a .
Iard-M 70 sctive and hrn at Igla23%.
Buster-In d-mand. Sales at 7@49c Tor Ohio.
C~heese-Duli at 99l5%c for common 20 prime.
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New York to- Harket-August 10.
IBK THLEaRAPH.l
Government SIS without decided
change. UnitCd Stat 5 SiIe, five twenty coupons,
LOG; do, new i'sue, l04T.
StOekH-tTong. CUMBERLAND preferred 49,;
New York Central 90; Erie So; Fort Wayne s.;
Beading lU71s; Mi5hig n Central 1857; Michi<an
s%outhern G6H; Cleveland = Pittsburgh 1915
No thwsstsrn 80.
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800 bbls, immediate delivery .. PhIladslphl., At
62c-an advance.
Free oils are inactive at &c. .
Green county oil is arriving daily.
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REGIsTER.

- OitiHonH wishing conveyance TO either OF the
above TrAinE or BoataJ will be called for By Coaches
Of steVens Omnibus Lins, By leaving their address
ct the Omnibus Once, 1kT Superior street, nsxt
door 70 the WeddsIl Houss.
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ST. LOgIs HARKET-AuG. 10.

ST. LOUIS HARKET-AuG. 10.
10y telegraph
COtfOn-Receipts l66 bales. Dull at 4oc for
middiiBg
IObaeeO-Tirm at 50 OOssle 90 Tor shipping
Leaf AID SIG so for MAJ ~ufactiBg.
F~lOur-Firm Sales at IS i2KaS Is for single
extra 80 OGai1 90 for double extra.
Wheat-Un bar ged-
Corn Dull sDd unchanged.
G Rfs-Hnci anged.
- hIakV-Strady ard uuchRugaf.
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Copper StOeks-AuEust o.
[BY TELEGRAPH.I
Prices of Mining Stocks bid In Boston TO day:
Copper Falls l9H Franklin 3SA; Hancock 81;
Huron IS; Isle RoS al 8; Minnesota Z; Quincy az;
ROcGland = S1perior =; Central 40.
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A Remedy for the Piles--It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that We have an eneotua 81
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hszarde, Of I64 Second street, Cincinnati, Osio,
lakes gr at pleasure in informing all who are suf-
fering with piles, that he used 8 small quantity Of
DR.. stricklAnd's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manet cure. This seems to be the case with ell
who make use Of this splendid preparation. It is
manufactured at No 8 East Fourth street, Cincin-
natl, 0aio, aud sold by all Druggists.
Benton 4 Durham. Cleveland, O. myers
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Z. B. HALE, BANKER,
AND
UE,S GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior Sc.
Subscriptions received to the
~ $40 PER CENT. AND 1910" NArIoNA.

-I0VD"H"1VN ~ . IUU7UIIDUTIsT
ATU 8. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2O's, IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all other Government Securities Duf-
chased and for sale on the most fsyorabi terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bouRnt
and sold 1t best rates, Deposits received and Col
lsotions made ct all soCesaib Q points. UnourrenS
for HAls. oof
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TOLEDO MARKEr--August 10.
by telegraph
Wheat Opened 40 better and sdVsrcsd safe,
clO,iug with he advsnce lost. Sales white Michi-
gan at 81 % new at 81 So old an Der 81 GOAL IS;
l red 4 abash at 81 30.
COrn-SteAdy at 75c.
Oats-Steady At Clio.
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LAKE SUPERIOR.

PLEASURE EXCURSIONS
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DIED.

Respectfully submitted,
OAR N. GARDNER, Police Clerk
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First Day. Sent. 10Th.

The Grounds will he open at O'Clock a. L.. when the
Buildings Rings and Enclosures will be ready for recGp
ton of vsto stock and all articles for exhibition
Al the ringing of the bell At the Judges Stand changes
announced in the programme Will be promptly made
Every thing prerented for premium except such AZ are
named in the programme for the second day. must he
tered by - the first day, and all articles within the
building must remain on exhibition during the Fair.
At9.3o A. NJ, Cavalcshe Of all Oxen i'll Town resme
and eli oxen and Steers will pse around tine Grounds III
side the inner railing Of the track. where they will
main until 1870, when they will ~ examined by the
awarding Committees.
Rcces. from l. O'Clock ". TO ! 50 p n.
At 80 p VI. the awarding Committees Of Sd and 9th
css- cattle of sheep Of swine and of poultry will attend
examinations i'll their several departments At.
Brood Mares with For will be brought to the judge
Stand fox inspection Of awarding Committee. Al
Stand for inspection OF awarding Committee At T. NJ,
track will he clear for the exrrcise Of host until
Jcup
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Second Dav. Sept. Goth.

Al 30 A. ~ examination in front Of Judges Stand Of
matched GedingS and Marc7. At 9,l5. examination IL
Of Judges Stand Of Stations years old and up
ward At 10, examination in front Of judge Stand Of
ticldns and Mare Al IL b. examination In front Of
Judges Stand of Walking Ior4 and Saddle orr~. AZ
-, Cavalcsdc the track of all Hofxes exhibition,
each clafs by itsclf.
Recess from II 10 O'Clock 7. y.
At p VI. exhibition Of fastest troting horse. At g.
exliation in front of Judges Stand Of Draf Uor.- In
pairs ard single, bv trial At 80 ell premium. offered
by the Agricultural Society will be proclaimed from the
Judges Stand.
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D r. Z ATOM S
VEGETABLE HORSE COX IMMINENT

will cure if applied in season,
Sprans. inflammation and SweliingS of all kinds.
Cuts hicks. Bruises. COrking. Calls. Scratches.
Weak Joints. Cramp in the StomarA ~ Limbs.
Soreness stiffness of the Limits uT oIntS, aea-
matism, old Sores. &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter :" half II ounce of the
Linimen', well mixed with three times the q'.an-
tity of warm MOiasses. For Scratches, clean the
ANGLE by dry rubbing, then apply the Linimen'
often when the ANGLES are dry ard Use the HnrS.
every day.
For Sores, cleanse them when needed. viii.
CASTLE Soap and water, then apply the LiniIhoI;
from two to three times dav. For all other On
ternsl diseases. make thorough application TX
or three times day. Please take 4 bottle and
be sure and shake i; up before using. and YOU
will be satisfied
TIES TIN NIiLS
From D. A burnside, Ed the well known rrop-eto: al
the Lancaster l"t-i. y II
Dr. katO Dear Sir. lhid hp-~ which ws> o'',i-e!
h> arIie caused hy lu;"Te-irl which lCgI not heal ~
Your Horse ami Ok Lniment recommended ic a,
made an application il which rr!uorI the ir!lrna
ton al once healed the wound AMI hr"-Ei nlt han
an' the horse "iS III ioT Use Il, :w .ayS- CONSIDER
the hest nIment ever Used AMI would checrfully
commend il 10 the public
From Joseph L. Glib Esq one ofthe Proprietor. OF III,
well know Crawford House. Al the " ME Mountains
keep ll--r number ui Horses The, summer
at Mountain Stables ais, keep a stock ui Dr Eat,-
Horse and oA LinIncni On hari. hsye Used Il luli-
enough II Know ihIti * the best i.'.uleIl ever
or Il>, To- reduce infimltiun> ana sw.i,- a All kind
AMI heals Cuts Bruises. C"rkS ,Ia> Scratches. CII;n
in the Limbs or Stomach Collie. &c. &C
Tyour Horses or Cattle are troubled with AM
of the above diseases or injuries, try b0ttl,
and YOU will be satisfied
Many other testimonials could ne added.
For sale by all the Druggists and dealers il
Medicines in town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
| All orders addressed To
{. B. HUTCHINS
Nov. Ally. Lisbon. y. II.
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WHITE MOUNTAIN BANK.
AT LANCASTER, N. ii.
CONNIsSIoNERs NOTICE


The subscriber having been duly appointed by
the Supreme Judicial Court of New Hampshire,
commissioner, to receive. examine and allow the
claims of creditors against said White Noun tain
Bank, in pursuance of an order made by said
Court, at the July term, A. D. 1865 and it being
therein "Ordered and required that all the credi-
tors of said Bank shall exhibit their claims to
said Commissioner, for examination and allow
ance, within six months from the first day of Au-
gust, 1865, and in default thereof to be precluded
from the benefit of any distribution of the effects
of such Bank" hereby gives notice that he will
attend to the dntes assigned him at the Banking
House of said White Mountain Bank. at Lam
caster. in said State, on Tuesday, the 3lst day of
October; Tuesday. the 2Sth day of November: ;
Tuesday, the 26th day of December, 1855, and
tuesday. the Both day of January, 1866. respec-
lively, from o'clock A. N. until ) clock P. NJ
on each of said days. All creditors, whether as
holders of the bills of said Bank or otherwise,
will govern themselves accordingly.
W. H. CUMMINGS, Commissioner
Lisbon, N. H., July 81, 1865. GIGS
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rheumatism
earache catarrh. asthma. palptaon. painful affection
the spleen, Mysteries pain in the bowel. collie paralysis
AMI arrangement Of the stomach ali which when
mating in this cause put the intermittent type he
come periodical This CURE eXpells the poison the
blood and thus cures them all alike. IL not only the
eectua remedy discovered for this class OF
complaints but II Is the cheapest and moreover perfect
~ safe No harm can arise from its and the patient
when cured Is lett Is healthy if ne had had The
disease. Can this Ice said OF othpr Cureo ch and
lever? II Is true ol this and lis Importance those al
lCtei with the complaint cannot Ire ted.
sure II Is 10 cure the fever and that may be truth
FULLY said 10 be certain remedy. One dealer complains
that II is not good medicine 10 sell-bccauS bottle
cures whole neishborhucj.
Prepared by J. C. Aver Co. Lowell Mass and sold hy
druggists and dealers everywhere ard il ST Johnsbuy by
J. G. BINGHAM Horn i RANDALL t3loc,
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Third Dav, Sept. 2l>t.
Caledonia Fair Ground Company Annual
HORSE FAIR.

At their Fax Grounds ST. Johnshlry, Thursday, Sept.
21st. 1867.
Thi- Exhibition will be the Fifth Annual Howe Fair
which ha. been conducted under the suPpctr Of this Com
pany ana the great and ratification which has
each year attended the efforts of It's ranaGerE has deter
mined them again offer Inducements to the stock breed
e which shall insure for them ard the lovers Of good
stock exhibition fully equal TO those Of former year,
Entries of lIors, may be made with the SECRETARY pre-
viol- up O'Clock Thursday morning, with pay
men: Of Is per Post entries up to 10 o'clock Thurs
day morning with payment of "a per cent All Hores
entered for premiums will he suect 10 the call of the
Masal during the exhibition, and i. will he necessary,
therefore for drivers to have them ready N che hours sd
verified below for each cass
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,-70 SPECIAL NOTICE
R To PASSENGERS
GoING "EST

Through tickets and reliable informal: ., ,l-l 81.
"a oi the Great Western Railroad Agent II a D..
West AID Southwest Parties destined w. "a
ior theIr Advantage 10 can ga the Agent by1b-r
ifl- Ucket> Ne>i- Tickets a. low a. To- af.s
class route This j. the ons lex rlirf ,.a~-.
have have full view OF the naCuidc-:.t >.,..u-. .
AGAkA FALLS.
Tickets ia the abore line can Zoe procured A a. g..
PAL Ticker offices throughout The UniI,,: S.ar,.-
10 ''oO LID Agent, 81 Jehu>5aTy. u / \
Eastern Travelling Agent. ngdri>t,Jrc y. I
SNlT'y nd, General Manager. Hamilton. { " -
Charlton ',tiitrai Agent. Hamilton. { ". ~ =
hsli- Iraveiill- Agent BellowS Fails VI Tljl-..
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4 o'clock \. Glass l. Entrance Fee, 3.i5. Fast
ct irr;tU,- Horse of any age
FIRST PREMIUM, s25. SECOND PREMIUM, SO
AZ 1913 o'clock \. n. Glass 2 Entrance Fee. s,T.-
OF .,y age The winning horses 10 trot the mile VVAr
three minutes
FIRST PREMIUM, $50 SECOND PREMIUM, sls.
EQEESTRIANSHIP.
LADIEs.-Best rider.-First Premium, S. Second
Premium. 3 Third Premium. 2
CAVALRYMEN, in full uniforrn.-Best rider-First
Premium, sl3. Second Premium TO- Third Premium, 3.
at go +. N. Class l.. Entrance Fee, 3.5. Fastest
TrottinC Colt. four years old or under.
FIRST PREMIUM, S25. SECOND PREMIUM, SO
At $40 P NJ Class g. Entrance Fec, sl5. Winning
horse TO trot the mile within go
FIRST PREMIUM, 9loO SECOND PREMIUM, s25.
The above trial will he made under the printed rules Of
the Company. Premiums paid on demand. No horre
who il to trot for Class and premiums will be permitted
TO trot for Class No. and 2.
Com,mGte.-Col. G. a. Merrill, Rutland n. T. Sheafe
Derby Line: DR.. !, s. Siap St. ,Iohns.urv: W NJ Par
ker, Concord, ,. II. Harry iciton Wells River
ADMISSION.
Twenty-Five cents each day Single Tenms 15c; doub-
lie Teams zoe; Children under 10 of age, free
Ladies Offering articles for exhibition free rst and sec
ord days.
TOWN COMMITTEES.
w.
Brown. H. c. Davidson
LsnuIant-A o. Harris. w K Lockin Andrew Hoyt
Joshua Bemis, Alpheus Quimby
st. .Johnsburi-A. M. Cook. L. G. Mathews Geo r
Barker. Thomas SpoOner, N. Is. Flint
Baraa-David Silsby, Henry French, F. C. Bill
lH"rdt-W. M. Dole, Franklin Morse, c. L. Morrill,
John a. Stanton.
Fedchnms-David Currier VIM Vsrnum John Way
BrEe-C. T. A. Humphrey. David Trull
SMt'0n-Wm. F. Ruggles, Nathan Way
Whe'lck-Charlea Rogers, S. G. Cree
ShefeL-tIeo. l.. Bradley.
Ncuafa-E. Woodruff
Co,leWd-S. s. Gould, Geo. l. Higgin- VIM Wolcott
Haririck-Henry Blake, j. N. Stevena
Haden--J. ID. Bell.
Ii,tGGt-Cieo Cowles
Gr0trt--T. Bartlett Hail.
krby-John Russell, Jr.. E. w. Church. p w Russell
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
81. Johnsbufy-Horace Paddock, Emerson Hall. VIM.
c. HoughtOn, Geo. K Barker, L. c. Mathews James aar
B,yke-H. NJ Hall, Geo. w Woodruff. Willard Bupdv.
BdIna-Davld Sllsby, Wm Adams, VIM. Roy, I'd, Lo-
rem Kinney.
Watertmd-John P Carr, Stephen Richardson, J. l..
Fry.
Danrlh-Eleazer Dole, Franklin Morse, n. II. Martin.
J. G.. Varnum. John A. Stanton.
TtGrlam--David Currier, Harvey Blanchard. Vim
Varnum.
Llndon-Joshua Bemis, Henry Chase, James Trefran.
Wheelck-Hram Kelsey, VIM. Chase Chaa Rogers.
Grotms-T. Bartlett Hall.
SheHeM-James B. Knox, Geo. L. Bradley, A. "
Green.
Ne,cark-E. Woodruff.
Hardrck-Henry Blake, David Goodrich
hubg-E. W. Church, A.. Stoddard
R7egate-Ceo. Cowles A. Leach.
ConcorLS. s. Gould, Hubbard Hastings. I'd. Moses
Hill, VIM. Wolcott
S,aton-Wm. F: Ruggles, Nathan Way.
WaJden-J. D. Bell.
E: a. PARKS, Fres't Agl Socie.y
H. N. HALL Vice President
~ \, hOkACE FAIRBANKS, Pest Fair Ground Co.
IW S s.. Secretaries Of Agricultural Society,"
a. q. CHADWICK, See. and IT, Of Fair Ground Co.
a. NJ. COOK, Treasurer Agl Societv. w.
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W. Concord, July I, 1868.
CRISTAIILL FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers his we'll known grstmil
forisale, situated at North Danville Village Said
mill consists of three runs Of stone, two bolts,
smutmill and corn cracker. 1t has been lately
rebuilt and finished up with the very best of iron
gearing from the waterwheel to the attic.
The distance Of mills from it is six miles east
ten miles north and eight miles west and south.
and is probably surrounded with the best grain
country in the State. Whoever wishes to pur-
chase said mill will please call on the subscriber
at No. Danville. 63tf CHAS. VARNEY.
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81; F O R S A L E +.

The dwelling house at st. Johnsbury Cen, err
formerly occupied by Dr.. Jerry Dickerman. can
be purchased at very low price. A part of the
purchase money may remain for term of years
secured by mortgage on the premises, if desired.
Possession given Immediately. Apply to John
Morse. Esq, on the premises, or to the subscri-
Der at Derby, Vt. J. +. DICKERMAN
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4 YER'S AGUE CURE.

For the speedy cure OF inter
miltent icycr. chill irNrr.
dumb agile. periodical head
ache "r bilious headache.
and bilious iavcrS. iniccaiar
the whole class 81 diseases
originality n hillary ierlncc-
inent, Cau>c'i 10y the malaria
OF miasmaiic countries
Fever and asue i not Me
only Cons.pli"nCe OF Glia>-
matte poison. A great varie-
~ OF disorders arise from is
irritation. in malaricTS dis
eases, among which are neu-
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49, A III Q U - T.
1st3 f 0 r S A l. f. p!

The subscriber will sell his house, near the
head of the plain But a small amount of cash
needed as the greater part remain term Of
years This offers a rare chance for man of
small means to procure a good homestead on
very easy terms. J. T. CASINO,
st. JOhnsbury, Vt.
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4 MEXICAN X FOREIGN PATENTS.
IL. ii EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

Late agent o: L s. Patent Office Washington,
Act OF ls57)
80 State Street, opposite kilby Street, Boston.
After an extensive practice wears
continues To secure PatenSin the United States sso In
,,Teal Britain France, and other foreign countries
odN-d'S SPECIFICATIONS Bon6s Assignments and all Pa
Pers OF drawings tor Patents executed on literal terms
aI win despatch Researches made into American or
Foreign works 10 determine the validity utility of Pa
tents or lnFeitio1s-and legalor other advice rendered
III az matters touching the Copies the claims of
any fatenI furnished 10y remtting 81 Assignments re-
TESIIsoyI
"IreSard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most capable md
successful practitioners, with whom have had Official
intercourse" CHAS- MASON,
Commission Of Patents
ihave no heSiltlonin assuring inventors thai they
cannot employ person competent and trustworfbr
and More CAPABLE Of putting their applications In term
To secure for them early and favorable cnuIerati
al The Patent Office" EDMUND BURKE,
Late commissioner of Patents
Mr.. X. u. Eddy has made me Is apllicatjnnS ON
all but 81 which PATENTS have been granted ana that
pending Such ulmisake proc; rresr rals-,
ard ability ON his part leads recommend an irZe,,
tors 10 apply To him 10 procure their patents
he sure oi having the most faithful ait entiou ON
their cases, and Al ! very reasonable charges
,,-.-,,. JOHN TAGGART
During months, the subscriber in oo,rs q; MS
large pracuce made on twice rejected applications rs
appeA ever one oi which was decided his favor by
Boston. Dec. ~. I5el-lN.
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Lisbon. May /. Ia.
Nj HutCkinS Dear Sir: was trouble. a lex iay>
with Lame foot which swollen - alike hA.lS.
anu WAS unable 10 any weight upon Il apple
Your Erai,catUr anu il iyur Jay a'' L. wcl- NV
boot Usual. OTIS SAY AGE.
Many other testimonials could be added had We
roem. For sale bv all the druggists and dealers
in Medicines in this town.
TRY A BOTTLE AND BE CONVINCED.
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landau. Jd'luary IL. lS;i.
C. r. HutChins. Dear Sir P-s>- SEND IL other
dozen oi DR. Eato'S Pam EiailCat"r. travelling
irum house 10 house have good Opportunity L. into
duCe it'll have >ec:ii cure iC IL, H. T,iACl- -c
Throat, Frozen limits and Rheumatism AMI as know !;
to be good tor cuts Bruises &C. would rcc., "a; L
every family the best family medicine intru!
ced 10 the public. T.. b LuN EJol.
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ar 4 T IS &. WILLIAMS
4 CENTS WANTED
Fer re .S,rct Scrrice. II, Fie,G r.. I..-.
and tir Fsac}e, ~ -iiag- i. R,trr,,... q
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nl-ht ~ nca-l, 49, miles. Il Wia A.,,..s
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Horace tIrevleN 49, 81 IL
a great MANY hooks Viii vet b. written Cr.-
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Id ole ~ Them MI give. within similar -.-
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-15
fur Sale.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY
IN VIR N | A
for Sale.

Geo. Tucker. formerly Captain in the 4th VT
Regiment. and Lysander Hill, formerly Captain
in the goth Maine Regiment, would respectfully
offer their services to such persons as wish to buy
land in Virginia
Their agents are travelling the State, making
maps and descriptions of such lands as are en-
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, 1865-09-15

Lisbon. Sept |. l>';3.
Dr.. EATOS-Dear Sir: was very nuch troubled i-w
days since with lane hack hard pain IN ny s:.c. and
nunhn->s On one side umy hs!T and hints. took -"
at Your Pain Era iicaiOT ami lse a;CAI,.
which relieved NE al Once. would .>"s that lad
severe attack of the cranp ana renewed
application IN the same IdI.r consider il ;ne -, pam
eradcator ever saw. DARIUS GEus,IE.