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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10
STRAW FOR UNDER REDS

-, Is poor STUFF compared with excelsior. which
Will last for years Casino keeps the article and
Will NIL your ticks at short notice and but small
expense 'i''"''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10

PRESERVING HANs.-Ten pounds salt.
8 ounces saltpetre to one hundred pound:
OF meat, water enough to cover the meat
if packed close 3 gallons of water, perhaps
if more than that is needed add more salt.
Six or eight weeks is sufficient to pickle a
common sized ham. The cheeks packed
with the hams are very nice to bake with
beans. The best way l have ever seen
for keeping hams is to slice and fry them,
then pack them in their own fat we'll GOV.
cred. l have kept them in this way the
year round. Sausages will keep good in
the same way.
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Y o T | C E I!

All persons indebted to me by note or account
are requested to call and pay the same by the Goth
day of this month without fail. as I shall press
collection after that date. JOHN BACON.
st. Johnsbury, Centre, March l, 1865. 4Ou
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10

The EXECUTION OF BEALL.-John u
}eall, the rebel pirate and spy who was
hung on Governors island. New York
harbor. on Friday. showed great GOODNESS
and self possession in going through the
trying ordeal. lie ate hearty breakfast.
spent some time in writing and prayer,
twice partaking Of the sacrament at the
hands of Rev. DR.. Weston, an Episcopal
clergyman. and at his own request his
photograph was taken. At | o'clock the
officers who had charge OF the execution
entered his cell, when he said he was ready
and asked them to do their work quickly.
A moment atterward he remarked: 1T
is only a question of muscular power-1
think | can bear it, He marched to the
gallows with firm step, and smiled when
he came in sight OF it. Looking upward,
he remarked that the day was a pleasant
one. immediately he added: 1.-The sun
shines brightly: l now see it for the last
time On reaching the gallows the
charges and sentence of the court martial
were read, on the conclusion of which
Bcall said: Il protest against the execu-
ton of this sentence. 1t is absolute muir
der. die in defense and in the service Of
my country. have nothing more to say"
He then asked the executioner to be quick:
the moose was fastened round his neck.
and in a moment he was suspended six
feet i'll the air. He died almost instantly,
and after hanging about twenty minutes
the body was taken down and given to
his friends.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10

Iisisn. NAY I. l-fi-
MI Hutcsir> Dear SiT- wa> troubled ieW !a >'iC-
with a lame HIGH swollen ankle h=ily.
and unable 10 any weight ui-n IL applied
your Eradication and in tour daA> able 10 wear my
boot a. USUAL pilS SAN aut-
Many other testimonials could De added had NC
roem. Far sale by all the druggists and dealers
in Medicines in this town
TRY A RnIILE AND BE CONEINCEn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10
DIR. REN'S
B I IOUS BITTERS

never fails To cleanse the system OF all morbid
and unhealthy seereiiOns, thereby presenting @,
curing diseases of the skin, and all complaint,
arising from Impurities of the blood. or dis
ordered state of the liver, kidneys stomach ana
bowels The proprietor having sold this med
ieine extensively during the past FIVE wears
and marked its effects offers il 10 the public wifi
fullest confidence in its merits, assured from as-
experience that single trial will convince The
most skeatieal of IFS rare medicinal virtues
Mr. Daniel Smith of Barton, Vt. who had been
out of health for long time and unable 10 labor.
writes under date Of August %, 1852: Il com
meneed taking the bitte-s LIST of July, have taken
one bottle and part OF another-fnd my health
quite restored. Ny son has been troubled for
years with sores under mis- arms and has been
cured oy taking one bottle Of DIR. warren's Bill
Gus Bit.erS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10
From Josiah Kilborn. Esq, Littletou. II.
Landau. January lst. 1874

Landau. January lSi. 1874.
T.. b. IutChns Dear Sir Please 10 send me Other
joz.n Of Dr Eat"'s Pain Eraiicatvr. travelling
from house house have COED opportunity 10 intro
iuCe IL have seen Il >iCS talaCl. r'ihAche. Te
Throat Frozen lins ami Rheumatism anu ai>o know
be good Bruises &c. 49,, would recommend Il
every family the best family medicine ever inirodr
Ceci 10 the pubi;c- r. b loN Run
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Li,fnrl. JarnArx n. Ia

l>i-ri. January l., lcs4
q n Ur.ch,ns Dear Sir Irec-iyei a very had said
NV ancie and loot. made application al cce 81 DR.
EatOns Pain Eraicator. which produced i,is wustr-
l cure. am now uliy satisfied IL i the best family
,ne,i,cine I ever used. CHAS. WnOI-SnN-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10
DIR. FRANK l.. MASON

a very successful practitioner. in Suncook. Nh.
writes March -, 1865: Having made extensive
use,of DR.. Warren Bilious Bitters in INV practice
during the past two years, have no hesitation
IN recommending them 10 the public as a very
reliable anu valuable family medicine, from the
use of which can be obtained more satisfactory
results than from any other compound with which
am acquainted" Subsequently, in converse
ton with the proprietor, Dr.. NJ. SAYS: al shonla
not know how IN get along in NV practice with
out Dr. Warrei.s Bilious 3iiters'' Thousands
who have become acquainted with the sunrrior
healing virtues of this t.uly wonder working
panaeea have given almost fabulous accounts of
what Il has done FOR them. its praises are sung
ey all who have tested its excellence. In con-
eiuslon We beg leave to say TO The invalids. try
Dr. Warrens Bilious Biiters, before giving up in
Despair and you Will yet live TO do good to YOUR
ahiicted feilow-men by recommending to them
me u medicine. which BY the blessing of kind
fIo'idence restored you to health, and to the
iuid enjoyment of a long, useful and happy life
beware of counterfeits and limitations. Obser-
We FAC SthiIe signature of the proprietor. JOHN
A; FERRY over the cork Of each bottle, without
which none is genuine.
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SUGAR PANS.

Galvanized and English R. G. Iron SUGAR
PANS. Also,
STOVES AND PIPE
with good assortment of tin wares, fol- sale by
the subscriber near The depot.
H. COWDERY.
St. Johnsbury, Feb. %, 1865. 39-42
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10
DIR. W RREN'S
BILIoUS BITTERE

For Purifying the blood. curing Liver Com
plant and all Bilious Affections, for strengthen
Ing. inris0rating. building up and putting in
order the Weak. Worn Out, Run Down, Debili-
ta'ed and diseased Human System, has no equal
in the world.
IL qlickens the circulation, restores the lost
appetite, regulates, strengthens and invigoratcs
the whole system For Humors in the blood. and
imperfect circulation, this i an 1ctire and eci-
en- remedy The use of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10
4 NeW GeOyraphy.

When the Southern people had thrown
off the yoke Of the Union they determined
to make themselves entirely Independent
If the North in every way: and, with this
ldea in view, repudiated their debts to
Northern men, planted corn instead of
cotton, sent to England for bibles and
playing cards, hustled away all the Yam
kee teachers. and took measures to make
new school books for the use of their chill
dren. We do not know what progress
has been made in the last enterprise, but
We can suggest few features for a Con-
fedcrate Geography which may be of value
TO some entcrprising Confederate publish
CT. For instance we will give few uues-
tons and answers:
Q. What are the staple products Of the
Confederate States of America
\. Notification, secession, reputation,
contrabandS. deserters and'refugeeS.
q. What is the capital?
y. 1t has none, but desperate attempts
have been made to make capital abroad.
Z. What can you say Of the climate
A. 1t is too hot for any decent white
man. especially if he has any regard fol
the Mon.
Z. Name the principal canals.
A. The Dutch Gap Canal, the Alimin.
tary Canal of Richmond, and the Las
Ditch.
q. What parallel of longitude passes
entirely through the country?
A. None Sherman did, but his cam
paign was without Il parallel
&. How is the country divided?
A, BY the Mississippi River.
q. How else!
a. On the question of arming the ne
groes,
q. Bound the Confederate States
a. Bounded on the north by war DEM
ocratS. on the east by the armies of the
James and the Potomac, and Porter's
Fleet. on the south by Sherman, Gilmore
and Granger, and on the west by Thomas
Candy and others
q. What can you say of the popula-
ton?
A. 1t is about played out.
Some OF these answers-like that o.
boundary. tor inStance-will need to be
frequently revised; and we may have
occasion to change the eastern and south
ern boundaries very sOon-Boaon Herald
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10

SETH ". FOWLE & co, Is fremont
STREET. Boston.
J. z. DINSMORE, I9l Broadway, y. Y.
And by ali Druggists
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10

Rev. John Pierroiit.
Rev. Warren Buitun.
Rev Ar:hr.r T. Fuiler,
Rev. Au- X Pope.
Rev. Gnr.lsu Robins.
Rev SNlvanu> Cobb,
Rev T. Starr King.
Rev o. u1n AhTgCk,
Rev Ephraiia Mule. Jr-,
Rev Thomas II PonS,
Rev Richar.. Meicali.
Rex. n +. Webster.
Rev Jos II Clinch,
Rey- Ann jackson,
Rex J. Pearson, Jr J.
Rey A Il Il CraNley,
Rev HenrN Ciiham.
Rev \ II X dael.
Rex = &. Eeailey,
Rex join W Oims cad.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DIR. B. EATON'S
WHILE MOUNTAINEERING PAIN ERAnIGaInR

Composed of sixteen kinds Of Vegetable Ingredi-
ents, is now offered to the public. and will Cure
Sprains. and lnfiamations Of all kinds, Laneness
Soreness. Cuts. Bruises. rheumatism. Cran.p,
Headache. Toothache, Group. niarrhC,a- Liver
Complaint. Chapped Hands, Run Rounds. Chill
blainS, Sore Throat. Cold Sores, Scild Head, and
never fails to cure BURNS OF Frozen Limbs,
This is no HI MBuG medicine, but will cure the
above named diseases if applied in season.
TESTIM IILS.
Fom C. +. F. Hod:man. the well known Druggists ID
Iiteton n H.
We have sold large quantities Of DR. Eaion's White
Mountain e.etabe Pain Eraiicator which has ire The
best sat faction 10 all who have used 81 any medicine
ever sold aid our people all agree that II Is The tes
pain eradicator ever offered &" the public
From Josiah kiborn, Esq, Littlelon. n. II.
August 25. l>63.
GETTY that 10y sudden TALL troke tw" my rb- and
bruised side which Caused great pain and
made thorough application ui Dr Eaiu.'> Pain EraU
catUr which relieved me from distress 1t once ana
the from side consider il very
valuable medicine indeed AMI pleased 10 hear that
il IS about Ia BE- offered 10 the public AT large
From Laban Tinis, Esq. LiIeion. N H.
Dr. EAroS-Dear Sir have been very much troubled
using one bottle ycur Pain Eracator, was relieved
once and Justice 10 You and to your medicine would
cheerfully recommend lis use 10 the afflicted
Dr. EAIoS-Dear Sir: was very much troubled lex
DAYS since with lame hack hard pain IN my side. and
numbness one side ofmy bs!y ami limits. tok dose
Pain Eraiicator, and made external application
Attack III The Crap AMI relieved hy
application in the manner consider the test pam
eraiicator ever saw DARIUS GEORGE
Landau J.rua-v ii IS.s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10

Lewis johnson. NJ D.
Roswell hinner. NJ d.
: n Kendall. N ID.
" X. Chisholm. N. ID.
Francis Dana. NJ ID
jeremiah Sf"n-. NJ ID
jose AntoiIio Sanchez. NJ ID
Maroelino Amanda, N d.
AtruAam rndell. M ID.
A A HAYES. NJ II.
J Il Chi,tOI,, MI.
H. 4 Kinney. N. D.
Jose d'EspiilAr, N ID.
Thomas 4 Dexter. ESQ
Thomas c Am0rr Esq
Hon Peter Harvey.
James { Dunn. ESQ
Samuel NAY. ksq
PrCi 4 kita,is Scherb.
Ferdinand Andrews Fac
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10

TRY A BOTTLE AND De CONVINCED.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-03-10

The attention of the public is called 10 this most excellent
OF niments as perfect and speedy all the
aches and aims that flesh il heir 10.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-12-26
--sl.50 PER ANNU11.
a STRANGE ROMANCE OF ZEAL LIE.


Most, if not all our readers, doubtless
recol!ect a prominent parsonage, ColS.S.
Goode, who formerly resided in this city.
After undergoing many strange and start
ling vicissitudes in life, and butfetting the
dark waves eff adversely and misfortunej
be has at length become wealthy and
titled gentleman. BY the death Of his
cousin, Sir Jasper Goode, who recently
died at York, England, he has fallen heir
to estates, the rental Of which amounts an
nually to 5000 pounds sterling, and also
succeeds to the title, By Inheritance The
incidents and adventures through which
this singular indiYidual-row Sir Samuel
s. Goode-has passed would fll large
yellow covered volume. at the age Of
nineteen he was amidshipman in the Tex.
al navy-tbon engaged in the war ofiude-
pendenee With Mezico-and was promoted
TO lieutenant. in three months for cutting
out a Mexican bungo nnder the guns Of
the citadel Of Vera Cruz. In the war
between the United States and Mexico
that Immediately followed, be volunteered
in the American army as private, but
by bis gallaatry soon won for himself
Captains commission. In the disastrous
dllibustering of Lopez he commanded a
comPany-was taken prisoner at Cardenas
and caly escaped the garrotteby the daugh-
ter of q Spanish officer, who became enam-
ored Of hin, opening the prison doors.-
Uudeterred however by his narrow escape
he next embarked in Walkers first expe-
dition-frOm this he also managed to es-
cape, after passing through untold perils
and suferings. As ell cur readers are
already aware, he raised a company in
this city when the guns from Sump:er
re7erbrated through the loyal north
went to Nation, and was elected colonel
by bis regiment (the 2lst.) By some
means, however, he was deprived of his
command, and Gen, y. s Grant, then a
plain citizen, was appointed colonel in his
stead Weary and dcsP0ndent, through
this disappointment, be neglected his
Prcfeesion-the lav-and By some chance
driftad iuto Carlinville, this State, where
at the time he received his fortune, he was
keeping bar in drinking saloon. He
passed through this city Thursday night
last, en- route for New York, there TO take
q steamer for England honor and fortune.
(AH.) Tribune.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-12-26

PREPARING IN TIME.-A young lady
Of wealthy parentage, fedgling from one
Of our fashionable boarding schools, "a type
Of modern allegiance, was recently united
by the silken tie Of matriuony to gem
of beau. The namnas and papas on
both sides being surrounded By all the
c0ncomitants of luxury, and many an
agreeable little paraphernalia, bespeaking
the possession Of the 'dust," determined
to get "fne establishment" for the Young
couple and aecordirgly,they we're fixed"
in a mansion CT Walnut street.
i few days after this, school compan-
ion Of cur heroine called upon her, and
was surprised to find SO many servants
about the house.
"Why, Hsry," said she, "Hhat in the
raua Of sense have you SO many people
about your house for z"
''Oh - replied madam, We haven't any
more than We want. There is but one
cook, one chamber maid, two house girls,
one house keeper, and childs nurse
I'm sure there are not too many"
"Ho ha y laughed her friend, "what
do yOu want with q child's nurse? Oh !!
that is too funny"
"WelI We haven't any immediate use
for her, but then, when we we're married.
Charles said We would want one, and you
know it's not always best to leave thipgs
until the last moment"
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Qu0dltbets:

To kill ants, hit your uncles sifs on the
head with hammer.
The wickedest liar is be who les for
an object; the greatest liar is he who !ieR
without one.
Does cheese belong to animated Q. iu-
animate nature
Dent mind an ulcer in the side; it is
only side issue
Beautiful young girls and good cork
screws are very insinuating.
Lovers generally WOO their sweet, ,hearts
IN wre;ched verse, and this is probably
the reason why so many are gifted
Men scratch their heads for IDEAS.
Hence speakers are generally baid,
Artists may no. be guilty CT direcs
falsehoods but they give things coloriug,
If man cant argue without swearing,
his discussions are too cursery.
An eloquent speaker is like river
greatest at the mouth.
Many writers have all quantity Of sheet
Tightening which they never can condenss
IN thunderbo.t.
Why is divinity the easiest Of the ibtse
learned professions? Because Is = easier
to preach than TO practice
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JOHN -. MANN.

A TTORNEY AND COUNsELLOR 1T Law.
y Cgu3er,p9rt Pa, WI. a..ead the seTera! Courts
n Potter Cameron and Mckea- counties. \! busl-
ress entrusted 10 bis care W.. receive prompt atteH-
zion Office on Man street, In residence
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ISAAC BENSON.

A TTORNEY- Law Coudersp3rt Pa, will
a attend to al business entrusted TO him With care
ana promp-uess Attends Courts Of adjoining coun-
ties Oce on Second street near the A.eEaLy bridge
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III, i, OENSTFD,

HARDWARE Merchant. and Dealer in Stoves.
IL Tin ana Sheet Ir1l-Ware Main street. Cauder
sport, Penla. Tn and Sheet Iron Ware made 10
order, II good style, on shor. notice.
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ARrME-R q. oEMSTEn.

TTORNET AND COUNSELLER AT LAW,
\ C0uder=g5-g. Pa Wi. attend TO al business n
trusted Z. his care with prompt ess anl fidelity. once
.s1 H.. second storey u tae G.ns-ed Block.
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COLLINS SMITH,

HIERCHANT-Deale in Dry Goods. Grrceries
vi Provisions, Hardware, QGeeuswa-e Cutlery,
ald ~ Goods usually found in country store. mol
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-12-26

4 cOtemporary says: There is q man
in our county who always pays for his
paper IN advance. He never had sick
day in his life--never had corOs or tooth.
ache, the frost never kills his corn or
beaDs-his babies never cry 10 he night
and his wife never scoIds'"
Reader have you paid the printer.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-12-26

CUsCoM.-On the door OF parish
church, not hrnderd miles from Pendle
Hill, was recently affixed the following
notice THE church-wardens will hold
their quarterly meeting evsry sir aeseks,
instead of balf-veaEly, as formerly.
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Potter JonrnaI Lob.Omce.

HAVING lately added f1e new assortment of
IL JOBTYPE 70 our already large assortment.
We are now prepared % do all kinds of work cheapIy
and with taste and neatues- Orders solicited.
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p. A. SrEBBINS d Co.,

JERCHAE ETS-Dea,e-s in Dry Goods. Fancy
vi Goods Groceries Provisions, 7 our. Feed, Pork,
ana everything usually kept il good country store
Produce b0ugl. and sold 1729
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-12-26

MEMORANDA or AN ACCOMPLISHED
YOUNG LADY---The Bgfa!o RepuJHc
says, We recently picked up the following
memoranda, which we saw dropped by a
young lady attirod in az embroidered vel
vet TaIma, go exquisite Honiton lace COL
lar, white hat and plume, aud painfully
brilliant elk dress, with exaggerated
fOuOces:
Il must get Vail, Broun hoes, sarce.
knet, Lase, Gluvs, Shimmyzet, kulouo."
We confess We were startled at the last
item, but think it means cologne. The
simply proves that wealth and iutellect
do not always hunt 10 couples,
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ID. T.. OLNiSTED.

Y TERCHANT-DeaIer in Dry Goods. EeaiT-rnt
VI Clothing, Crockery, Groceries, Flour, F.
P0-k Provisions &c, Main street. Couzersp0-t. 7
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"Do you ike Goldfish balls, Mr.. Wig
gins 2" Mr.. Virgins, haSitatiDgly i re-
ally don's know, Miss ! 6ea'r !cco!l:cl
attending o1e,.
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z GI.e 7 . .4.- ------------lo-lZ A. "
Ere Express Ir2i1---.---~ --....--.-.-s.50P P.H.
Psssenger cars run through on the Erie Nail and
Philadephia and Erie ~r~'
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NEW YORK CONNECTION,

Leave New York at 500 ?. y, arrive al E-ts5s-, -,
Leave Erica, 1852. Y, arrive a: New York ! Is.p y
NO CHANGE Or CARS BETWEEN ERIE & NEW YORK
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on all Night trains
For Information respecting Passenger business .aD
Ply s. AtCoTner Of S9ta and Market streets Phadeiphia
Anc ior Freight business OF the C0mpany's gents
Philadelphia -s'
W. Reynolds, Ere.
~ y ., Brown, Agen:, y. c. E. r, Ealttno~s.
go HOUSTON, General Freight AFt Phflsdg
%.GWISSER, General Ilcket Az. PbiI.5t
= tLLERl Gert-a. 6gp't, WlliL-srcrt.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-12-26

TRCHANTS-Dea In Drugs Medicines Paints
vi Oils. Fancy Articles. Stationery. Dry Goods
Groceries, &c, Main Street, Colaersport, Pa
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-12-26

Free and Accepted Ancient York Masons
TULALIA LODGE. No 342, T. 4 NJ. Stated
II Meetings on The 3-d and An "ed ueslays o. eacl
month Hal. in the Sd story Of the Olmsted B.ocN.
II W AlcALARyEY.S D.CLARRABEE, " Nj
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Nonseuss.-SeDso that happens TO diE
sl from EQu! oEr.
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e1ge- trains al EAPORLU
LEhYE FASTMARl
LEANE WESTWARD,

Erie MAJ T-zfn-.-.-.-.-.-..-.- -fn.1e \
Erie Express T-ain. p >
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL,
VI. w. McALARNEY, Proprietor:

|Advertisements inserted a; the following rates,
-. 49, .-a-L. -,--. are na6e. 4 - lare-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-08

ssa THIRTY people. starved 10 dsath ~
streets Of London ldst seaf. .sa g Iegtl
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-08

= The Arkansas Legislature has adjourned
until 1866 g sS'.7
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-08

= FLoREEss@ sS2a -~--- -ssss--.---s---.s b
aaaka. sili "a sas had eve slsseksof an sartl,.
s,svsss--- tto.ua nisixiHNts y;
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-02-08

%1N ireland, the, production and cons,imp-
ton Of whisky has decreased in ten years
troms, /, lS6 362 gallons to- 3, s9s, ,25S gailonR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-29

HgJ Junius Brutus Booth has been ar.
rested at Philadelphia aud taken to Wash.
ington, and is now 10 thei Old Capitol
prison. The following item, first pub
lished yesterday. explains the grounds of
the arrest:
GA letter received at Ford's Theater,
directed TO j. Wilkes Booth, has been
handed to the Washington police 1t is
in the handwriting of Junius Brutus
Booth, aud is simply signed "Jim." The
writer speaks Significantly of the oil bust
ness, and ADVISES young Booth 10 abandon
it, now that Richmond has been given up
and Lee has surrendered, and his friends
believe that it will not be profitable. A
postscript signed "Alice" is appended,
giving Booth similar advice"