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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
Agents for The Caledonian.

We understand that Admiral Farragut
and Gov. Smith and staff are of a party OF
some eighty who are to pass through here
this Thursday afternoon on the 4.3O train.
The clerk of the weather is making up
for past delinquencies. The days have been
"orful 'Ot " since Monday, and old heads
are now predicting long spell of wealth
en-
The democrats of this county have call
I'd convention at the Town Hall in this
place on Tuesday next, Aug.S.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04

To the Seaside Or the Mountains !--The
season of summer travel has already commenced
All who can afford it, and some who can not, will
away to the mountains, the springs, or the coun-
try, for recreation in rambling, hunting, fishing
bathing, exploring-spending longer or shorter
time in pursuit of health and pleasure, in their
annual vacation. A good thing to do-shall go
ourselves, if we get chance. But don't 90 with
out buying an insurance ticket. which will for a
few cents insure you for 1000 in case of death,
Or SIS per week compensation for disability. See
advertisement in another place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
STATE AT LARGE.

Fifty-twO of the graduates of the univer-
sity of Vermont have been in the war, and
twenty-five others who have belonged to
the university without graduation. Eleven,
or about one-seventh, have died in the SER
vice.
Surgeon Henry James in charge of Sloan
general hospital has been brevetted Lieut..
Colonel for honorable and meritorious ser
vices during the war. Col. James will be
remembered as the former surgeon of the
old third VT, where he won hosts of friends
by his kind and courteous treatment of all
who came under his charge.
There is a rumor that the Vermont Cen
trail railroad will renew their lease of the
Sullivan railroad, which, if true. renders
the building of the new eastern Vermont
road, from Bellows Falls to Windsor, very
problematical.
Among the graduates at the Wesleyan
University, Middletown, Conn.,, last Thurs
day, were w. O. Atwater, Vergennes. VT.
VIM. II. Burnett, Rutland, Geo. A. Graves
Fairhaven, VT, j. N. Perkins, Hartford,
VT, Il. E. Smith, Burke, Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

About dusk Saturday evening, two of
Sheriff Sherman's boarders at St. Adams,
viz, John Hicks and Peter Tebeau, got tired
Of their quarters, and effected their escape
by cutting off the bolts and bars of one of
the windows. The guard made immediate
pursuit, but the criminals were too fleet for
him. So it seems that our jail is not the
only one in the state that wont hold its pris-
Oners.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
1ccidentS.

1cca0entS.
AS Mr.. J. c. Bingham of this village was
driving out of his yard on Friday evening
last. his horse SHE'D at tent some boys had
spread beside the road, and overturned the
carriage in which was Mr.. B. and Mrs.
Hale of Waterford, lady eighty-nine years
old. Both were considerably injured. Mr..
Bingham is about again; and notwithstand-
ing her age. it is thought Mrs. Hale will re-
cover, although her injuries were severe
After the tip-Over the horse ran and pretty
well used up the carriage. I'VE learn from
the Star that Rev. Mr.. Davenport of Con-
necticut. on visit to his friends at Peach
am, rode out to Danville in one horse We
hce last Tuesday. and after watering his
horse at the Green, attempted to get into
his wagon again; but the horse was FESTIVE
and before he could gather up the lines,
cramped the wagon so that he expected it
would upset, and to save himself Mr.. D.
jumped suddenly to the ground, causing a
compound fracture of his leg below the
knee
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
THE CAL E DO n IA n
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

,s- W, endervor to make TIE CNEDoSiAN valuable
s,- T. L nsr.: and friend in Caledonia. Essex and
orleans counips will confer great favor to and
add very materially TO the interest of the paper by sending
ne Local item. in brief legille form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

. A SAD AFFAIR.-GeOrge Rose, aged
about twenty-seven years, soldier in the
q. S. regular service. shot himself. in fit
of frenzied intoxication. at the residence of
bis wite's mother, on the Berlin side. near
this village, on Sunday, July 3Oth. Rose
came to this village several weeks since,
and was attached to the recruiting office
opened here. Soon after his arrival he
made the acquaintance of a girl to whom
he was married some two weeks since
He was naturally of steady habits, and had
been known to drink but little or nothing
till Saturday, at which time orders were re-
ceived for the recruiting officer and his as
sistants to report at Fort Independence
Rose then commenced drinking, and was so
worked upon by the alcohol and the thought
of being separated from his wife that Sun
day noon he shot himself through the left
breast and died in ten minutes.-Fr Freeman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
TO CLERGYMEN ! JUSTICES

We have just printed new form of
VI ARRlA AGE TES,
And will furnish them at 25 cents per Dozen
Address orders to CALIFORNIAN OFFICE, St
Johnsbury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
railroad Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Conn. and
Pass. rivers railroad corporation was held
Al Newport on the 9th OF July. The at
tendance was large. Hon. Henry Reyes.
president, called the meeting to order. He
lhereupOn presented the annual report,
which, on motion was accepted and adopt
ed. The stockholders then proceeded to
ballot for board of directors for the ensu-
inc year. The following named persons
We're elected unanimously -al, with one
exception, receiving 1902 votes Henry
Reyes. Newbury; Josiah Stickney, Boston :;
Elijah Cleveland, Coventry; VIM. Thomas,
Emmons Raymond, B. p. Cheney, Boston;
John Gilman, Albert Knight, Stanstead;
Z. B. Chase, Lyndon; Benz. PomrOy.
Compton, c. F.: Thos. Upham, Gardner
&. Brown. F. {. Carruth. Boston.
Mr.. Stafford then introduced a resolution
authorizing and instructing the directors to
adopt measures for continuance of the
road. so soon as they should deem if
oXpedient, with view of a connection with
the Atlantic and St. Lawrence road over
the Massawippi route. The resolution was
unanimously adopted. Mr.. Gustin, of
>tanstead, advocated an immediate COM
p.ctiOn of the road to the Province line
Mr. Raymond. of Boston. responded in be-
half of the directors, to the call for an eX-
tension. assuring the stockholders that the
board proposed to extend the road as soon
as they could do so with proper regard to
economy and the interests Of the corpora
ton. The facts presented in the report OF
the directors of the state of the corporation
and the success Of the enterprise the past
year. gave great satisfaction to the stock.
holders. The affairs of the road, all seem
to concede, have been managed with great
ability and economy, and it is very appar
cnt that the Connecticut and Passumpsi(
rivers railroad is, in general management
ana success, in advance Of any other rail
road corporation in the state that depends
upon its own earnings for its own dividends
he reader is referred to the annual report
ior particulars: Among other items of in.
tereSt he VIII find that the receipts of the
road the past season have been S42S $50 "a
the expenditures, 1924, 40 10 net bal.
"D'e' elo4,4'V "a. REPORTER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
Book BINDING.

There will be no more books, magazines
or papers taken to be bound at this office
till further notice. If.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04

NOIlCE...A petition will be presented to
A\the Legislature at its neat session for a land
tax on all lands in Goshen Gore, Caledonia Co.
Goshen Gore. July 49, 1855. 62-64
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
Augustus Walters Estate.

| IBERATION...lh his ccrtifes that | have
1ISold my sob. ORANGE S. CHAPLIN his time,
to transact business for himself; and shall nei-
ther claim his earnings nor pay his debts after
this date. SAMUEL C. CHAPLIN
Waterford, Aug. l, 1865. G2-6l.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
ADDISON COUNTY.

There will be reunion of the descend
ants of the late Holland Weeks at the resi-
dence of E. H. Weeks, Esq, in Salisbury,
VT, Sept. I, 1865. This family trace their
ancestry direct to John Alden, the = strip
ling who first leaped upon Plymouth Rock "
and afterwards courted Priscilla Mullinz
by proxy for Miles Standish, and then mar
ried her himself. The descendants are nu-
inerous and may be found in almost every
state in the Union.
On the 22d inst, Joseph January OF YER
gennes, VT, caught in Otter creek, below
the falls, a pickerel, which weighed thlr-
teen pounds and three-quarters.
The liquor traffic of Vergennes has been
lessened $1,000 in the last seven months by
the enforcement of the prohibitory law
Fifty barrels of liquor have been seized, and
several hundred dollars worth of fines have
beeen imposed.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
David Kinsman, quiet, inoffensive old
man OF 60 years, was killed for money at
Sandgate on the 18th, by a VIGOROUSLY bad
character of about 80 years named w. Pen
dolph, Jr. Binsman's pocket book had on
ly Sc in it, but was supposed to contain
5000. Kinsman stopped for shelter from
shower at the house ofPendolph, and, when
he started to leave, was knocked senseless
by an ak. Pendolph has been arrested and
deposited in Bennington jail. He confesses
his crime.
Great preparations are in progress for a
mammoth celebration of the battle of Ben
nington, at Bennington, on the 10th Of Au.
gust. 1t will be celebrated under the aus
pices Of the Vermont historical society, Of
which Ex-Governor Hiland Hall is presi-
dent.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
Gymnasium.


BY an advertisement elsewhere it will be
seen that we are to have gymnastic-circus
here the 18th of the month. We intend to
be guarded about putting such exhibitions
IN advance; but the following notice ap-
Fearing in the Rutland Herald, after the ex-
hibition, is certainly flattering. We hope
the company will sustain their reputation:
= This company exhibited in this village
yesterday to large crowds of people of this
and adjoining towns. The verdict of all
was that it was the best entertainment of
the kind they had ever visited. 1t is one of
the best combinations ever formed. embrace
INC in each department of the exhibition the
highest talent to be found in the country.
The gymnasts, acrobats, equestlians and
clowns are unsurpassed, while the trained
animals-hOrses. dogs and mules. exhibit a
remarkable perfection of discipline in their
several parts. The whole exhibition is con-
Quoted with the strictest regard to order
and prOpriety. and nothing occurs to offend
the most tastdious, while there is plenty to
amuse as we'll as interest,"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04

Lecture.
The general agent of the Vermont state
temperance society, w. W. Atwater, has
consented to visit Caledonia county for a
few days, and will give a lecture in the
Town Hall in st. Johnsbury, next Tuesday
evening, at d P. NJ. He will visit other
towns in succession, as may be desired by
the friends of temperance. Those wishing
an appointment will communicate TO L. O.
>revens. chairman executive committee,
Immediately. 1t is hoped that this OppOr-
tunity will be improved.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
ORANGE COUNTY.

Hall Burgin, of Washington, was found
dead in a barn, one night recently, having
cut his throat with q razor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
THE NEWEST AND BEST
PATENT cRINoLINE YET INVENTED.
PATEH1 CKIHUIINE YET Invented,
(kf;S51>aG;%|!5ssa1: , s5 s;zM
y; ! /! ! |:
1482Il USED IN
BONION FLEXIBLE BON:1ON FLEXIBLE
BON TON PATENT FLEXIBLE
SP RING SKIRT.
SOLD BY
E.. & T. FAIRBANKS Il CO.,

ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.
/ Persons wishing for extra sizes can be furnish
| ed by leaving their orders with them.
This invention entirely dispenses with the old
and disagreeable manner of fastening by gum,
glue and rivets. and consists of new and useful
manner of securing the tapes and wires together
oy means of braid passing under and through the
tape and through and round the covering of the
wire, thereby forming knot, rendering it the
most perfect fastening vet discovered. The wire
used is made from the best Refined Watch Spring
Steel, and by the peculiar manner of rolling pro.
duces the necessary fexibility without sacrificing
any of the strength which it is we'll known a sin
gle bar has over plurality of bars covering the
same surface.
The covering of the wire used in this skirt is
fine double thread cotton yarn, the tape a two
inch extra heavy solid edge. the pads or cover
ngs of the ends of the hustle springs are the fin
est enamelled kid and with our new application
for lacing the fronts, rendering the hustle springs
when worh the same as 4 whole or continued
spring. thereby keeping the front of the skirt ut
ting closely and neatly to the form.
The pleasure and comfort to lady wearing
this skirt will be experienced particularly in
Railroad Cars, Concert Halls, Church Pews. or
any crowded assemblies. This skirt when worn
can be compressed into as small space as any
ordinary house dress, without inconvenience.
A lady who has of Flexible
Spring Skirts would not willingly dispense with
the use of them.
We claim that for superiority of materials it is
not excelled and for beauty of shape and dura-
bility it has no equal After careful and thor
ough examination, the Bon Ton Patent Flexible
Spring Skirts are now being adopted and sold by
many of the leading houses throughout the coun-
try, among others that of A. T. Stewart 4 Co.,
New York; Chandler & Co., Boston; Field.
Palmer 4 Letter, Chicago.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
DEATHS.

Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Oblt
ries, including poetry, SIX CENTS line.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04

WANTED, on or before the the lst of Sent.
w girl to do general house-work.
Enquire at II. HASTINGS,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04

DLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED
DCottons, Ticking. Denim and Summer Stuff
or men and boy wear at Z. JEWETTS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-04
THE ENlREE ChVhLChDE

THE EHIREE GHV HLGEDh
Of this Gi.antcan Combination will
atr,ri the public a GRATJIToGS
VIEW it, prolific resources anl I'm
psrsllclei richness. The magnificent,
Chariots and Carriages-exquisi:- in
design. superbly carved and decorated
witt costly ornaments and appropriate
A!l"sbrical and Historical Paintings
will he ':rawn by spirited Stee,is, rich
~ and yaily caparisoned. These, with
other attractions will form prominent
features in this Gliding PdaOrana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-03
RTCHMOND NEWS.
There was sale On Friday st Seabrook

There was a sale On Friday st Seabrook 3
warehouse OF thirty four Llogsheads OF tobacco
which wae the first chat has taken place ia the
city since the evacuation. Most f he Old
dealers were on hand, aud the bidding animated.
A hogshead Vi Mediterranean 5roushc S2t
per hundred. The prices obtained for Inc
remaining thirty three ranged from s. 81 e.
s23 SO The average was 1882 par hundred.
III Jugs. which only brought g 60. were very
Inferior. Luss of t,etter quality were knocked
CT at Sc 50 to $40 IS THIS lnau zursres the
sale q totaooo tie favor:te staple u 4!sg'nia
Six gentlemen i1a:esl q three have beer
appointed to visit Washington 20 present e
President johnson the memorial adopted at g
late meeting in Richmond IN reference 70 The
amnesty th, the rebuilding Of the city: and
otuer matters.
The National Bank Of Virginia has received,
at last, q part Of it, NV Issue, Mr.. Suit, the
president, having returned frop1 " as'!naton
on rhnr-day evening with 4 portion Of lho
new notes, which will be really !uC CIRCULATION
as soon as thy as sIgaed by the IN :eGa u
the Bank
lArrangeue 1ts have been made jor an apE)TJ
pirate esl,bra'ion Of the approaching annlV4r
rary Of Ghe National Birth day
Tx Governor H+nry \ Wise left Nofo!x
Yesterday Tor Kichnond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-03
FOREIGN NE VS..

The steamer Am9rica, tr11 Southampt o1
o.! the 2!sc arrived at NV York Yesterday
The steamers Niagara AMI Sacramento b2i
arrived az Qqeenstoy7n. Il the hlngl n Il use
Of l. r:s, L ri Z sSs Il, in reply u an inquiry
az to thu 81 ppresson # the Cu 'an save irt'is,
said that American oific"r, we're Il " 2 .iou "
e., operating with he French aud L *!l!sh
officers to cause It's >uppIes. lOn a uto.L"E!
made II tt.v Fl ii It CuDIM ~ thai the " AT
$ cru,alY should take & Seat II hit body was
ueza,ivrd The English Go>ernulel!J has
toruaI ;Va ppruved u the Cana !au coniedcra
ton srhe ne aud the Proposed tuTtlhcatlon>,
ana vii! guarantee the uec >>arJ loan, and
provide the arm neut Tor he torC,fra;lo!a5.
rhe G&}ve!nm NJ Will also Try 70 procure
reneWa! Of he rerip; Octty treaty. 1t also g'l0
pose, t, iul nlnty the Hudson Bay Com
pany t,r ter! ory TO b. made over 10 Caii&'ia
All h. prepara,i ,us f3r III h.!.l deDArtur OF
tue Atian1c CABLE b ii been rOupeced he
t154t + .~terG. will al from Nacl.t!a on 'ha
III h, aIli 1t is believed hat IeegrHp hlc c:'M
nslocatlvn will be had vi his colntry Oh
III 2U;h Z 'ttDn was eGo!t Cd anl advaucl <
Fave 2;uufy / ,:or.j . ii = i . 'll;Lu,l II 10
odvance beiug Qu TED II IIVyIIG.
The tds oi foreign 'r4tei /, setting to@ards.
the CoDt;m.n1 very strongly, NJ" that The
Rag is OYER, LhOU>a IDS " ,Aheri1anS aEa !!:teNT
upon uukIus gt!s tour u hu'oyu,
A E;etrf..! 1ocn.ji pissed oyer t1e village :!
= II, ou, VIE ,:sss1, o1s ! .tt5c1,y prs raj.'a&
f 'ty }w,'!.ng3, kl ling ss:e0fee" pcra MS I'D
woun0ieg a nu .i}3,j Gree; SO 'crinS has
been Ca used, an,13 cali il II, ;je ter reliv:.
,Tospnh = FRY The srelI known ml1<ical
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-03
DE

This morning 3l inst MES LEE inf!nt aoc q william
and Mar lnzuaa If this place eyed l. months ana I
davs sy The fun raj vii! take place oo2ro" Ireeoay
aicrnoo at oc!oc from NJ. 2S Aortn Washington street.
On Friday week. after breG illness. THOMAS iARlS
sol a ut 81 years - t:e = his death. lir. &r-G
wa; ler Il the Ryarj Of County Com Gaso~c S5r C
County Md w.ici, office he has 1at %th married 2oi
and f.hfulneG> fyc several years past.
~ ard.,ovHtsr. n r. 18Th utino, q cc.s472pC.aa,
syTV ->i,K sc TT Of itoscon aged - 5o@ce 2 Ta% ~.
nsly teacher the HeSt1alG ,crral School, @1d "o Il
AIox;.ndri Va, and fr tha past t1rco years Leg 1e O.
q lgoG at bio Lcwss I3stuIe. Il hoStcE
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Uhe Alexandria Gazette
MONDAY EVENING, JULY 3.
VIEWS ~ To-DAYfs MAIL.

intended to prevent the carele>sheSs anu
,oe)act of company aud regimental officers IN
charge Of organizations about 70 be mustered
out. II the men are not promptly pald Oh
and discharged upon reaching the place, or
muster out. it will be due solely 80 the failure
of such officers to make out the proper papers
before leaving the field. All such officers are
70 be reported and properly dealt with.
The Governments has just concluded two
large purchases of coal for the army and navy
ct very reasonable prices, viz: SIS II and s. 81
RESPECTIVELY. This is y hopeful slgn OF good
,i,ue coming, when reasonable prices shall pre-
vail for the great staples Of ~umptron.
A ''Morgne or receptacle for the unknown
dead Of New York, alter the Iuanoer OF the
Partisan institution Of that name. il under dis
eusslpn. No less han three hundTed unknown
h,i,pa we're buried ia the Potter Field IL
New York last year,
The 1noopy order Off :es are to be increased
from Two hundred and eighty 70 four hundred
and twenty, pr:ci ,aIly III the Western States.
Measures have teeu taken 10 extend the syS'
fem 70 the pac;h: coast Lhe result Ut the
experiment, 81 far, has been satisfactory 60 1he
Post Othc Department.
Gov. Brsmlectc is slunping Kentucky IL
favor Of the Constitutional Amendment d OF
i~hins slavery, and III favor i rec iaoor E>
Governor Maguth1 bat also declared himself III
favor of the amendment
The n Y Herald correspondence from
Brownsville states that large amounts Of cotton
we're carried ac:,ss the RIVER at. er k''bv
Smith 5 surrender, aud III lta dem ma IS TO De
m.de tpr its surrender iezas - being
thoroughly ,rri,oned Oy Un'ted : ates to 'p9.
CHARLES Schw lger, German butcher: OF
New York, did in great ag.'ny or Thursday
night from the effects Of being poisoned uy the
bite Of t1y.
General Sherman arrived at Cincinnati on
Friday night, where be hat a very enthuslas
tic reception.
The President aud General fra It, it is said
will a, tend tic Getty oburg cere iionIes On III
Fourth.
zen. Turner has appointed J Croft
Chief Of Police Vi The tlty OF hlchnl'nd
4 niue clock Saturday morning the Il 'rlcn
train was s,ru:k ny the \ W Il ven train go &
north. on Ii. t~es j. wo K "rldy" between
H3ri,lz, and the XVI Il tunnel, aal the ssi
ca, yt the Il are u trai shattered anu sew.
aral passengers Idly Injured TIE ac,:ideur
was the result oF G.. a.e>,ues ana dls''2";Iieuce
Of ,riers by he engineers 81 cal Is:s-ness
on ,hs pare Of ,wpoh Jr5uiai toe AInAny
trails, ,iu, at New I TX, vas th'o ~ IF the
track Yesterday attern)oo, pitching tne engI"e,
tender, and pitching the forward passenger
car into the river, I'd badly smashing W.
other cars Several persons ate reported
killed or badly hurt.
Dispatches FROM Fortress Monroe say the
quarantine at that place hat been discontinued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-03
II 4 u [ MI Lin 7


A~riveetee~1cr John Gibson, K>I7, from Ne77 EocE .
Flowers s Bowen.
It. ln,cr Columbia Harper. from Baltimore, e g. ''Ee
@tna,n,r : re=. Fvcar from Rltirl2r 20 hco1FTs : a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-12

Ch,e "s 0 ~. SSSs 90 o. 70
s:a;, dist xcfine yoas ice ssSISSy, SsssstS Is.
:troyinnr lovr happipsss and future " osRscta in
oSs DEB sy &: .ssdy s.s x. ia t..s; y.ss,
snd % thsretors Ne pssssn whO. AL slitrtel
should csssuls. Ne ese svss heard u . pseiese
Of bis Dot being essel since h. hes bses In Ne
city. His ssputstsoo Aes sOrchers In I'll the oil
papers, biz pet,en@A md the medicol prOlssajee
belh mere ard abroad, . being the moss skillea
Specialist here. and . thorough master Of hts
profession. II ~ eshss fpiI A0Dt dsspair; give
him call. II h 'ossv con mon srcousttncs = in
him TO osre sueh easss HE sooma ere sep rsts
tor ladies add eatlsmen, cod the a.0At cOmsplatc
IN the siey. COosul1alaso Tree and eshndeutia1.
OGce No. leo'asutA Cla,k street, csssss u
Monroe. halt : block from the Pest OGcs. 70.
Box ia, Ghissgo. III. U6os hours iron =
Send for his Guide TO HEALTH" published
Yousa nrs. TA7iS s4stl l.. Ncr,cr.- Doctor
Bigslow devetes much Of his time ~ the trsst.
ment Of thosr cases caused BY aectst habit that
RUINS both mind and body, uniting the unfOr.
tunate indivi dnal for either business or society
The sao eGeE4s 0f 0Ye1s early hAAhS, ~ the n.
ceases offipcr years, a 10 weskeh snd debiiltais
the constitution. destroy the ply steal and meptal
power. dimihlsh end engeeoie the psswral fkel-
,ngs. and shansts the vital energies Of msshsOd;
the pleasuses Of hle msfreT, the object II
marriage frustrated, and existencs itself reader
ed term Of uns4AsiSg mtstst - regret 'Suoh
pcrsons, especially those contemplating mar.
riage, ahOud lose NO time in msking ims,e diats i.
application, = Dr B., BY his new treatment, 10
enabled 10 ensure = speedy and permanept cure.
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