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WIRF WnlTRN
CHEAP MUSLIN.

II WILL SELL CHEAP, no MAKE ROOM
i o orS Wire Figures, for Shawls and Cloak
apr2 'lE-1 ]. s. RHODES.
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ONLY RELLABLE REMEDY
of its kind now in use.

Many prominent Physicians now use 1t In
their practice, and unhesitatingly recommend
Keepitin your house. and be prepared for
any sudden attack OF
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MOOD YARD DWIDEBLEACHED SHIFT,
" ing at . cents. Heavy and 1, FIne 5IoHL
~ = back part of Religious Book House.
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TN ouANrfTiEs TO SUIT THE TRADE
L nSss 1SE sale by JOS a. METoALF.
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9Uroceiy ND for ssia ~ t,sssos
~ egg or Stone Bridge, 20 2 . IiE2f
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I,ouisTIlIe Lime.
ooo BARRELS JUST RECEIVED AND
Iums, I,ugvs, for sale 0S JOS. A. MErcALF.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-16
! TOiru officers.

BARNET Moderator. Peter Buchanan.
Town Clerk. J. ID. Abbott: Selectmen. Geo
Go>>. c. Harvey. 3. II. Wallace: Town
Treasurer. j. ID. Abbott: Overseer. Robert
Gibson: Constable. VIM. L. Somers: List
erS. Joseph \. Gould. VIM. Stuart. Robert
Blair: Auditors. Lyman Stanley. David
Silsbv. John Matthews: Trustees Of public
money. j. ID. Abbott. Loren kinnie. Geo.
Gilbraith: Fence Viewers. Moses Gilfillan.
I'd. Romeo Z. BrOckway: Town Grand .Ju-
rors. X. Sartwell. VIM. l.. SOmers. 3. X.
Wallace: Sealer of weights and measures.
VIM. Nelson: Inspectors of leather. David
Silsby. L. Hall: Town Agent. Peter Blu
cllanan; Superintendent. Thomas Good
willie; County Grand Jurors. James Ora
ham. Claud Somers. John Matthews: Petit
Jurors. L. Manchester. VIM. McLeran. ID
John l.. Hadley. Amos b. Norris. VIM
Stuart. James McLeran. John C.. Kent
John Felch. James Shaw. A. Warden. Hor
ace Brown. f. B. Clement: County Com
missioner, John Morse ). Voted to raiSt
one hundred cents on the dollar of thu
grand list, to defray the expenses of tn,
town the coming year and pay present in
Idebteaness.
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HARDwICK.-MOderato c. S. Crosby;
Clerk and Treasurer. Abel L. Way; Select
men. Butler Shipman, A. NJ. Amsden, VIM.
ID. Bronson; Oyerseer, A. B. Chase; List
j. NJ. Stevens. L. R. Goodrich, A. B.
Chase; Constable and Collector, Reuben
Wakefield; Town Agent, l.. D. Hathaway;
Town Grand Jurors. Butler Shipman. Sam
uel Goodrich; Superintendent. A. j. Hyde :;
County Commissioner, John Morse ~.
KIRBY. - Moderator, E. W. Church :;
Clerk. Merit Newhall; Assistant Clerk. G..
W. Newhall; Selectmen, P. Il. Graves. A.
NJ. Forsaith, H. L. Wetherbee; Treasurer,
f. W. Church; Constable and Collector.
Ira Noyes; Listers. J. W. Gorham. P. W..
Russell, G. w. Newhall; Auditors. r. Ris-
ley. Jr.. Merit Newhall, Ira Moves; Trus-
tee, Merit Newhall: Fence Viewers, Select
men; Town Grand Jurors. Joseph Nicker-
son, Russell Risley: Town Agent, E. W.
Church; Superintendent. r. Risley. I'd !;
County Grand Jurors. Merit Newhall, a..
NJ. Forsaith; Petit Jurors. d. c. Bur-
roughs. J. W. Gorham. Lewis Hayward.
LTNENBURG.- j. W. Harris
horn; Town Clerk. Stephen Howe; Sc
lectmen. j. W. Hartshorn. n. W. French,
E. G. Tilton; Listers. Levi Silsby. Il. Cum
mings, j. NJ. Dodge; Overseer, NJ. w.
Carr; Constable. J. NJ. Dodge; Superinten-
dent. F. Bell; Treasurer. VIM. Chandler
Agent, II. W. Bedell.
Moderator. G. W. HartshOrn
Town Clerk, w. Rich; Selectmen, G. w.
Hartshorn. j. p. Moore. G. W. Flanders
Treasurer, w. G. Cushman: Overseer.
John MOrrisOn; Constable. Nj. B. Quimby
Listers, II. p. Cooper, W. Morrill,. Jr.. S.
p. Judd; Agent, G. W. HartshOrn.
BARTON.-Clerk, VIM. Graves; Select
men, 7. Baker. Cyrus Eaton. B. NJ. r.
Nelson; Treasurer, L. c. Cobb; Overseer
Lyndon Robinson: Constable. j. Boswell
Listers. A. B. MathewsOn, L. w. Stinp-
son, NJ. F. Blake; Trustee. a. c. Robinson
superintendent. G. II. Blake; Agent. W.
W. GrOut.
Observation-Disclosures Daniel Beckwith
Clerk. Asahel Burlington; Selectmen. H.
r. Brown, D. S. Townsend, G.. W. Wood
ruff: Treasurer. A. Burlington; Constable
and Collector. VIM. r. Streeter: Overseer
Harris Smith; Listers. Jesse Marshall. c.
I. a. Humphrey. d. W. Cushing; Audi
tors. Joel Trull. J. S. j. Benis. Charles
Watson; Trustee. Abel Brown; Agent.
Harris Smith; Town Grand Juror. Abe
Brown: superintendent. NJ. c. Spauldins
County Grand Jurors. Jesse Marshall. O
\. DeniSon: Petit Jurors. Roswell |. Leach
Mortimer ID. C0e. AsahGl Bundy Ezra
Powers. A. r. Hendrick, Thomas Fair
brother.
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Spetial Aetites.
Perry Davis Pain Killer.

Swallow, CHINA, Sept. - 1864.
DEAR SIR Il ought 10 have Acknowledged long age the
box pain killer You had the goodness send Us last
year Its coming most provtiental, believe hun
dre,iS lives saved. under Cod it, The cholera
the Pain Killer using directed for ,ho era
list kept of all 10 whom the Pam Killer given
AMI native assistants that of every
whom it prescribed, recovered. 1t has too been
very useful various other diseases. Ii has proved an
caiculab blessing to mutitudcs of poor peopchroug
Oft this region. Our native preachers willing
to 20 their excursions without supply OF the
Pain Ter. gives them favor i'll the eyes OF the peo
pie ari access 10 families and localities by whom other
wise they would he very inditcntly received.
Believe nv dear sir,
Gratefully and faithfully yours,
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LiIH0T TriNfs OHd the TcStiiVOH

liquor Tri0fs 0nd the Testimony.
Last week Friday. Mr.. W. c. Drew of
West Concord was arraigued before Justice
Brooks OF LunenbUrg for trafiicing in L" the
ardent " contrary to law. The people have
for some time had just suspicious that at
some place or places in West Concord in
toXicatng drinks have been dealt out to
those who were thirsty. The public mag
med that the owner of the - bic house"
knew about it. Accordingly a petition was
circulated by some enterpriSng ladies, and
was endorsed by nearly a hundred mem
States Attorney Storrs. The gentlemen
not TO be Outdome. sent another petition
with nearly fifty names. On examining
the Witncsses-mOre than twenty in number
some testified point blank that they had
procured OF Mr.. Drew " ScoOtuX." or some
kind Of drink p rhapS intoxicating in its
/ qualities. while others who have had very
| fair means OF knowing. had never seen nor
known of any liquor being kept on the prem
ises. Some of the witnesses summoned
skedaddled ''-others on the contrary APP
peared, but fell bacl, Oh their dignity and
refused to testify. But there was 10 dodg-
ing: Mr.. Drew was fined 500 and the
costs of trial. Now can some one tell why
it is that in liquor trials men are so very
d.Gaem in giving testimony, who in other
eases are prompt and ready to testify tc
:" the whole truth" CITIZEN.
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Seizure of Smuggled Goods.

On Saturday night, Feb. 10, Deputy Col
lector Geo. W. Hartshorn seized near the
line in Canaan horse, harness, sleigh,
buffalo robes and two kegs of whiskey be-
longing to one Z. c. Sawyer. The next
day he seized another full team. which
Sawyer used to bring out whiskey the same
night of and after the first seizure. SO the
old man was the means of confiscating two
teams in one night. and neither of them his
own. Also, Feb. 6, the same officer seized
two wagons. three harnesses and one horse
for having been used to smuggle out whis-
key, all the property of c. Fletcher of
StewartstOWn. y. II. He also seized. Mar.
4, at Erral. n. H.. horse and Ike. of Wills
key, and broke up an Irish row among me
logmen. caused by the whskey. Also, on
March 1st. he seized in Canaan a key of
whiskey-found at the end of foot path
on the bank of the river; owner unknown.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-16
BOSTON MARKET, Mar. I3.

Corn Exchange-The market for Flour i steady with
fair demand Western supertne 500 80: common
extras at so .: medium cxTi- al Sla Loo and good
and choice including favoritc ST. Louis brands Il; 81
a |. per barrel In Southern Flour rohing doing and
price. nominal. Corn has been quiet: Si. - a a. -
for Western mixed and o. ego for yellow Oats are
dull and III moderate demand at 81 &c per bush for
Northern and Canada: and - 6Uc for Island Ry,
at 9n.H5 per bush. Shorts SIS
Provisions So "a for prime; S2> 90 for mess
and 81 - for clear cash. Beef 81 % per Dbl 70,
Eastern and Ne.er. Land Is lc in bhl. and tierce-
Smoked Hams II 20c per b. Butter 4oa 55c for COM
mon and choice. Cheese la &c per h. quality.
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BY Telegraph TO The CaledOnian.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET, I5tl

Amount of stock at Market this week.-Catle, 64l
Sheep and Lambs. BIB; swine. On.
Prices-Marke beef-exira- 1870 Ga IA 40: list auaii-
" l. 2.'0 ID quality, 1880 Ia 1850; ID quality .
1000
StOr,s Working Oxen. Il" a IN q 2.0 Cows and
Cavc-, y, t. 81 ~ IA Too Iearng-. 90 "a ca Two
year, old. -, II: Three years od-. ca 40 sheep
and Lambs in lot = IA 90 Ia 5.i5 "a q: extra and Sc
lcctior- 90 q : IA -. or ~ "a N1@ cts
Horses N market, nr.
HIDE. i.c. Tallow. "a ..
Pets. - "a ~. Calf skins $50 q 80
The trains over different roads arrived in good sea
son. The Vermont and Massachusetts, trains came in
about midnight bringing m"l head of good cattle
which -Old readily i..in and IA ~ per cwt We do
not put high li.on per cwt.. for il would
show fair state Of the market. Although there were
not many cattle last week, the market compar
a,ively d"il and SLOW. Ii being warm and the pros
poet OF there being good number tiom the Wet. i
probably the cause. The quality il above when compar
ed with last week. There so les sheep at market this
week than there last. Quality l. full good and
prices rather better-none selling quite low a. las,
week
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-16
ITCH! ITCH! ITCn! SCRATCH

Scratch. Scratch. Wheatons Ointment will cure the
Itch in A. hours.
Also salt rheum ulcers, chilbainS, and all erup-
ons OF the skin Price 81 cents For sale by all drug
gists.
BY sencing co cents to WEEKS POTTER, sole agents
10 Washington street Boston, it Will be forwarded by
mail free OF postage to part Of the United States.
Oct % lst5 "
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Perry,s Moth and FreckIe LotiOn....

ChoSnia or Mothpatch, also Liverspot and LensO
FreckeS are often very annoying particularly 10 Ladies
O light complexion, for the iSColyred spots show
plainly on the blonde than brunette; but they greatly
the beauty OF either and preparation that i'll
eectuiy remove them without injurlls the color tex
tre Of The skin Is certainly deSieraum. DIR. b. g.
Perry, who has made diseases OF the skin speciality,
has discovered remedy Tor these dScoDratiolS, which
is once prompt, inallible and harmless
Prepared Only by b. e. PERRY DernatOiOgist No ~
Bond ST. New York, and Tor sale Cy all Druggists in ST.
Jonn>bury. Price 81 per bottle. Call for Perry's Moth
and Frechle Lotion. tlijn66t
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=" Fare Companies.

N the annual meeting Of Deluge Fire
No. }. the following officers We're elect
foreman, b. +. Rollins: I'd Foreman,
-. Spencer: Cleri. and Treasurer. n.
Johnson: Foreman OF hose. \. Z. Wor-
..u; Ntan',ing Committee, L. +. Brown.
D. \. LA low. J. II. Baldwin.
''r"nj En"ine Co. No. held their an.
n'''.mcrting the 18Th instant. and made
I''r ri the following officers: Foreman
NV. Grant: "a Foreman. l.. \. Daniels
foreman, ;. Day; Clerk and Treasurer
A..ah Harvey.
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AZ Lyndon Corner. Congregational
r'EyInan OF copielhedd proclivities. to
AMY vacant pulpit; one who can pray
'. jeff Davi>-the residents upon the Dry
d." ,dga>-George y. Sanders and his as
,.rIate>-the speedy restoration of the reb-
I'd. TO Congress; and who Will refrain from
."rr tor CongrcsS-tor the freedmen
~. the widows and orphans made such by
d" r"bellon-and who will adopt no form
l'~yer not sanctioned by the committee.
' -.''h an enc. steady employment and
..I WAGES will be given. Address
oNNITTEE. Lyndon, vt.
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A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat requires

immediate attention and should be checked. Il allowed
10 continue irritation OF the lungs throat al
ic, u' &" nturabe lung disease !, often the result
Browns Bronchial Troohcs having direct Influence
the parts give immediate relief. For bronchitis. >thJ
ctarIh. cunSumpiivc AMI throat DISEASES Trocis are
used With always good success.
Singers ami Public Speakers viii ii TrochcS useful i'll
ccArii- tie voice when taaen before singing slcaA
ad relieving the throat alter unusual cXerOI the
Vocal organs. The rrr,hcS recommended and pre-
,rb'G by physicians and Lave Ia testimonials
her men throughout the country. Being an article o
tru" merit and having proved their efficiency 10y test
wears, each tndS them In localities
rious parts the word and the Troche, universally
PRONOUNCE better than ether articles.
Obtain only Browns BgoaeA'l, Trochc>' AMI IL ror
take OF the worthless limitations thai NAY be offered.
sold every here in the United States and foreign
tries, III 81 cents per bUXt t2pIpT66
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iNiGGUr. etc.

some OF The young people of this place
a.yr in rehearsal a ye'y fine entertainment
s"'h they propose to present to the public
'nr last 81 next week or the week follow
i.- Il Will consist of tablcauX, colleagues.
w.. and i cot up expressly for the benefit
t he laioiics' freedmen aid society of this
ace; and the entire proceeds will be Civ
80 10 this object. 1t will be an unusual en-
.ainmcnt for this place, and will, we
.Nbl not. draw full houses. Particulars
sill be given by handbiis.
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Mrs. Win>lOW, an experienced Nurse a.

Mrs. Win>lOW, all experienced Nurse and
Female Physician presents to the attention of Mothers
her Soothing Syrup. for children teethng by sotenn
the gums, reducing all inlamations, will alay all pain
and paSnodic action sure to regulate the bowels
Depeld upon it, mothers will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to Your infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over 80 years
and say in confidence and truth of II what have
never been able to say OF any other medicne-never has
ii failed In single instance 10 effect cure when timely
used. Never did know OF 4 dissatisfaction by
any one who usedit On the contrary all are delighted
with its operations and speak terms Of commentator
OF its ma ical effects aud medical virtues We speak in
this matter what do know after 81 years expert
ence, and pledge reputation the ulhllment OF
what here declare In almost every instance where
the nian: is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syr.
up is administered.
None genuine unless the fic-sim lie of CURTIS PER
KINS. New York is on the outSid wrapper Sold BY all
Druggists throughout the wor rice only s. cents pei
.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

At Burlington. on Monday. Judge Torrey
(. Wales was elected mayor and David
Read was reelected recorder.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Hiram Mcclellan of Glover caught a
lun@e ont of Barton pond which weighed
II lbs.
Two boys named Churchill and Somer>.
waylad their teacher. Joseph =. Otis. at
Irasburg.,for which the court made Church.
i'll pay S35; and Somcrs will have his
reckoning when caught.
The Express SAYS that Carney. the man
who was found frozen on the railroad track
three weeks AGO i still alive but i'm a very
bai condition. His right hand and right
foot have both been amputated and the sur
Ieon> say he mus lose the others.
In Holland. on Wednesday OF last week.
a lOy hut. occupied b. French family
named Gilmore. took fire and was burned
and a child two years old persisted in the
flames.
The Sian>tcad stage upset OIL Tuesday
morning at the bridge near L. f. Blake'S in
Derby. The coach was on wheels and was
completely overturned. brri>ing the driver
somewhat and frightening the passengers.
none OF whom were injured.
Newport voted to pay its town SlIperin
tendynt one dollar per day in addition tc
the state pay. St. John>bury voted to pay
hers nothing. The state pay is not enough
to pay horse hire when visiting the schools
The old tavern stand at West Derby has
been sold to Mr.. John Jones of Stanbridge
C. T.
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A CARD...On the evening of the 18th Of
Feb. there was very pleasant social gathering
OF the people of this town and Victory, with a
few from Burke, who partook of an excellent and
bountiful repast furnished by the ladies, and a
very handsome sum of MONEY and necessaries
CO. =c.ed then and since for their minister
and fanly but better than this W, sI,he kind sal
utations and social intercourse Of those present,
which tended to promote mutual good feeling,
with the conviction that each possessed some
amiaole and respectable quality, served to the
promotion of true friendship. The enjoyment
ofthe evening was increased by music, furnished
10y Miss Wells and others. In conclusion we
would say. hearty thanks and good wishes to all,
not excepting those that would have been pres
ent, and especially to our young friends, who
with so much cheerfuness and energy advised
and prosecuted the plan. And as the day God
then gave us vas pleasant, so may be the lives
of all concerned sin doing whatsoever things are
lovely" and the evening placid, 50 may be the f.
ral departure of al sin the Lord
JEREMIAH GLINES.
W W. GLINES.
Cranky. March 6, 1866. 1t
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! Il! + CAL + DO Ia n.
I,OJAL AND STATE ITEMS.

- We cudeavor to make TIE CALEDoNIAN valuable
10 I. a.,"S: and our friends in Caledonia Essex and
.,.s .,mtjr- will confer great favor to u and
very materially to the Interest OF the paper by sending
;..,,.- in q brief lrribr form
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Photograph AIbumS..A 6
Cranky. March 6, 1866.

Photograph AIbums.-A Good Idea -Messrs
ii. Ii. LLOYD x Co. Of u John ST.. New York, the
celebrated map publishers, are delivering the
best card photographs of every description, at
any post office, free of postage. to CLUBS order ng
one hundred or more, for So hundred Amy
lady or gentleman can send Tor an assorted 100 at
once, send for catalogue and join their
friends in ordering from it This is rare oppor-
tunity to fill the albums with choice pictures.
Ten photographs are added to every hundred for
the getter up of the club. 1t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-16
N E W c L o T HIS
AND
NEW STYLES
AT
HUTCHINSON 4 CORSER,S,
SEWING MACHINES

When family buys an article of this kind II
is wisdom TO get the best "How shall WE know
which is the best Ask the manufacturers. Ask
the woman that supports -rr>elf and family bv
the products Of Sewing Machine, ask the in
formed and IN prejudiced wherever you find them.
and the answer comes up Get Singers Ma
chine The sooner people learn that the Ma
chimes heraided about here so well, are but a
poor apology for the real substantial Sewing
Machines Of the day, the better they will be of.
Know then that these little off-shoots these side
shows are almost entirely unknown in OF near
the manufacturing towns of Mass. We do not
refer TO the Wheeler & Wilson or the Grover &
Baker Machines, but 10 those pretty little
dears, with their hair springs so facinating TO
children, or another forming coarse ridge on
one side of the cloth.
The Singer Machine sews with straight nee
die, and makes the interlocked stitch. IL uses
silk, cotton or linen thread, and works on cloth
or leather. The needle and shuttle are operated
by revolving machinery, rendering them more
durable We quote from the Utica Observer of
Sept. -. 1865
"FlRST PREN1UN.-By reference 10 the list
which We publish elsewhere, i; will be seen that
| the Singer Sewing Machines doth family and
| manufacturing carry of the first premiums from
the State Fair, which closes TO day. II is worthy
of remark that these machines are rarely seen II
fairs, and the Singer Co have not entered into
| the general scramble for premiums which has
characterized the past few years The agent IN
this city saw III, however, TO come out on this
occasion in force; and notwithstanding the COM
petition was sharp-the Wheeler x Wilson, Gro
| Yer Baker, &c, &c, joining in the cOntest-it
was plain 10 be seen, when the practical tests
were applied, that the '.plumes' must be handed
over TO the Singer Machines
HUTCHINSON & CORSER, Ag'ts
| For the 1. NJ. SINGER Machine,
| MERCHANT TAILORS, ST. JoHNSBURY.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-16

Onr day last weel, a sleigh containing
~aluu,i T.. scales and his wife, Slued off a
.r.nN ah,d two miles from Lunenburg
Z H.rr. aud irS. Scales was badly injured
a"a lhr head. The sleigh was also bro
70. \ similar accident occurred at this
u"r place some years ago. and the town
heavy bill of damages to pay.
j.. &. :. Norris of Paddock'S village.
.ar his collar bone the other day, in at
4 .pJiHg to move plancl with lever.
\ Rev. Truman Carter and wife were
mH- from Litlieton to this place last
l""1day. their sleigh slued off bank. and
s.. Carter was considerably injured.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-16
Free Whishey.---" Gire tie D---l
His DEe.'

HiS DEe.'
There is reason in all things. and every
thing should have its rights" whSkey
not excepted. But it is very questionable
to my mind wheher-especialIy when
smugyled from lover the line 1t is le-
gally entitled to citizenship" and has a
right to exert its influence at the polls"
Tuesday. March the 9Th was great day
III our town. in the proceedings of which
Free Whiskey-own cousin to the famous
King Acohol-was a CONSPICUOUS ACTOR
Mcn-sO callcd-Were eager 10 form his
acquaintance. for he was very familiar and
took exceeding great pains to make friends
OF anybod y-which was in all eases the in.
side. He did his work we'll; he is a RICH
smart felow-joyial. bland and free. II,
is a little inclined to be boisterOuS. bu. "Oi.
der from the proper source Quiets hin
in an instant. which shows he is Intelligent
and under good >ubjection. NotwilhSand-
ing ali this. and much more ready to cCm(
in, as said before. can't for the life OF
me place him on an equal with ''wht,
men,. and say. Good fellow. 90 to tE(
polls and VOTE" There may be those il
town who can. and should there be ma
iority thus inclined. So lie ii. tor I'm " dem
ocralic to tie back bone. ana am conten
let the parte. organize. TIL then "nu
cci." iNCOG.
Lyndon. March 10.
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Won't Use any Other...Ihe last and hest

Won't Use any Other..-The last and best
the right article finally everybody likes it, is purely
vegetable restores 81 ay hair in weeks or money re-
funded tWl DO 1t every time. Three applications vii
cure all hulnors OF the scalp Ask for WEBs1ERs vEGE
TABLE HAIR lSVIGoRAToR, and don't take any other Fol
sale BY all Druggists. tliulG6
AMERICAN LIFE DRoPs,-They never fall
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-16
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