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LONDON, August AZ, 1866.

LONDON, August AZ, 1866.
ME- nEAa Sm: As You arc going back to the United
States must beg yon TO remember me kindly to the
Messrs. Chiokering. Tell them was delighted with
their Grand Pianofore-ds good iHstytn,ent Hink
as toas erer turned out, both in touch and tone.
Wishing you, Ac, remain ever truly.
n y. BROADWOOD,
Firm Of !. Broadwood b sonB, Pinno-forte Manufao.
turerB, London.
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READER, STOP ! PAUSEI THINK !

Have you ever been affected with syphlis in any of
It's fermsi 80. do not run the fearful risk Of entail
ing norrid diseases upon children children a
children to the third and fourth Reneratons but be
positively sure to drive every vesge Of the disease
ANTI-SYPHuITIO.
a1 It has heen remarked by celebrated medical
writer that 6yphis and it's elects could be stopped
half OF the diseases that aiiot tho human nniIy
would disappear
a1 This valuable medicine pie asant to tho taste
has delightful odor. and s not least injurious
CO For sale by all ruggiets, and
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS

Received during the month of august, 1866.
LONDON July 26 1867.
MEssns. CH1cKERINa Il soNs-Gents: have much
pleasure in enclosing document signed by the frst
composers muacians and profess in Europe held
your Pianos In such high esttmation (vide my certi
cate that felt It duty to take Of them with me
to Europe to ascertain the opinion Of my
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous they have been the subject beg to
forward at the same time, letter received from INV
ing to you. ~ o1A~''
have the honor to be, gentlemen. yours worry truly
JAMES NJ WEHLI
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Testimonials from the most disngtshed Artists in Europ
to Aessrs. Chickering d Sons:
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The jewish Consistory Of Paris has conyoked
grand mcoting Of Rabbis, to bo held in that city
during tho Exhibition Of next year, to mako
raelites. "a Ae-
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ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.

o1 It completely neutraizes peculiar syphilitio
the sy stom forever. - ~ ~ N
a., 9n- This is not remedv that MAY CURR, but one
.nSs I DuES ana WILL CURE every without failure
when taken according to directions
Neither is 1t remedy to be tried, but one thnt
nas oeen tried end thoroughly tested In some Of the
very worst caHes OF secondary and tertiary Syphilis,
ana IN every case made complete cure gsve tile
ness. 10y N' S|>SNe>A' SAe AAHpfA-
9O. 1t ia now being used and recommended In their
clans in tho United States fA''-
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FEW RECOMMENDATIONS FROM pHYs1o1ANt

Drs. Duggan Barnes and kim Of wilaon N o.
certify "that LAWRENCE'S ANTISYPHILITIO ia an
ecent ana valuable remedy, and that has perform
DF Blake Of Baltimore Nd says: Your remedy In
performing truly marvellous GU es In this city,
DR. Smith, OF New York, writes: ~ hnye fairly tast.
ed your ANTI.SYPHILiTio in as bad cases as could
pete and rapid euro. It really seems to possess
magical powers"
81 We could procure numbers of certificates from
patents but OF course deoaoy would forbid them from
signing their full pnmes; but certificates small
poftance any how, as fair trial will convince the most
sceptcal Of the real merits Of the Medicinc
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ono hoop skirt establishment in Now York em.
IONS OF steel daily in tho production Of hoop stk.
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to Acssrs. Chickering d Sons:
LONDON July 25 1866
Having played upon Pinno-forte made by Messra
Ohickertng Sons, OF Boston and New York I have
much pleasure in testfying to its general e1ce
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes.
ARABELLA GODDARD. iaIULo RkaONDI.
". y, T; KuaE HnsoANh" aiN6sA2 ahEanG 5AEdT: shPEn
JULES BENEDICT. j.. MosoHELEs, p
NJ; "; BattE Prof. of conservatoire de
BRINLkY RIUHARDS. lS AkTHUR CHAPEL.
RENE FAYAhEER. Director of Monday Con.
SYDNEY sMlTa. certs London.
Among the ohiefpoints of excellence Of the Chicken
congratuatory tesmoniais to the Messrs ohicferine
are the greatest poRaibe depth. richness volume OF
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and.
above AZ duration OF sound the pure and
most deoats or powerful touch. 'AA"se' unaef 'n'
During the past forty.threo this firm has manu-.
10000 PIANOS.
In the construction Of which they have roduced every
known and valuable Improvement. They have invsris
o,oed9ed great arsts who have visited this country
professionally. both for private and public use.
THALBERG.
consider Chickering & Soma Panos bovond oor,
parlson, the best have ever seen In America.
GOTTsCIIALK.
Ieonsider ohckering Sons Pianos superior to any
the harmonious rounauess Of their tome There is a
perfect homogenety throughout all tho registers The
upper notes arc remarkable for clearness nm r
which do not find 10 any other instrument while the
base is for power without hshness and
for magnificent sorority.
WEHLI.
Your Pianos superior to any have ever eeen in
this country or In Europe.
have never heard go perfect; it yields every
expression that Is needed In music and its quality In
capable OF change to meet every sentiment This ia
hiatt
POzNANsKI.
During the past oigt years have constantly played
upon tn silly celebrated Erard Pianos; yours are tha
only instruments that have found either here or in
Europe to equal them in all their points Of excellence
It may bo satisfactory to oar patrons and frionds
Deen received from all the leading artists who have
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nn %sR Usav TS
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:. ARTHUR kAPoLEoN.
And many others.
or 1sr a. II 5LLgsTRATED ALBUMS AND PRICE LISTS
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N E w Y . r K.
HENRY SEIGLING, Ae't
CHARLESTON s. @
'Octosex t.ESsil .a EEfsj iM.,s,,o
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LONDON, January IL, 1856.

LONDON, January IL, 1856.
MY DEAR SIR: have great pleasure in asking youto
convey TO Messrs. Chtckering the e1pre Hion or my
highest approval Of their instrument is con .ider
not merely the best instrument of American msnufac
ture that have tred hut of the Grand Piano
fortes that has ever under my cbseryation and
the messrs Chickering may well be proud Of having
turned out from their manufactory an instrument
which. Tor touch quality, power and workmanship II
wonid De very difficult to surpass In any part of the
wide world "
Dear sir, very sincerely yours,
CHAs. D. COLLARD,
Firm Of Collard Collard Pianoforte Manufacturers
London.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-12
Sudden Death.

1t was reported about town on Monday
that a man died of exposure in Walden on
Sunday. As near as we can learn. the facts
OF the case are something as follows: One
Moses Stevens, man of about 40. who
lives near the 8 four-cOrners" in Walden
rode to Hardwick and back on Friday. be-
coming very much chilled. He complained
OF bad feeling in his head after reaching
home, and physician was sent for Satur-
DAY night, but for some reason not procur-
ed. On Sabbath morning, he being worse
messenger was sent for DR.. Woodland Of
Danvillc; but before the doctor arrived.
stevens was dead. 1t is stated that DR.. w.
attributes his death to the cold. although
ne was man in vigorous health. and in no
wise frost bitten. Friday was tedious
day to be out, but not so severe as either of
the three following days. From Mr.. Stew
ems house to Hardwick is not more than
three or four miles.
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The oldest .NUH in cr1lONt.

An article is going the rounds OF the pa
pers. to the effect that Thomas Marvin of
Aburg is the oldest man in the state. He
James Ferguson of Barnet was born III
III; aud William Hyndman, who lives
Just across the river from Barnet was born
in WI, also. 1t is very uncommon to see
men at that advanced age having such
erect frames and such intelligence as those
above named. No man or woman, who
was not born in the state, has seen so many
Vermont winters as Mr. Hyndman. He
was youn@ child in his mothers arms
when he left the hills of Scotland. G. NJ.
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U5Ai8S.

Births Marriages AMI Deaths inserted FREE ObItUu-
ries, including poetry, SIX GEMS inc.
In Iii, village. Jan. f. Edward A. Shaw. aged
2l-eldest son OF Mr. Geo s Shaw
Al ST. JohnSbuEy Centre, Jan 6. Mr. Abel B.
Flint, aged 80
In Gomez Dec. 9. Josiah Leonard. aged IS.
He was sitting in his chair, when falling upon
the floor, he expired Instantly
In Groton, Dec. y, Orange WEIGH, aged 26
Dee 20, Henry Welch. aged u; January 4,
Clement Welch aged ID; all Of dipthsria, and
only children Of Jonathan and Martha welch.
III Maquokcta, Iowa, Oct 10. of typhoid fever,
Mary ISABELLA, aged IL; and in Maidstone, Nov
y, Of the same disease. Robert Fuller agei - ;
boti children Of lev. J. IL. Benton Il MaidStone
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Dr Il. +. iloyt OF this place has become
associated with Nj. George P. Moore, and
''-t'hcf the" have flied up the newly fitted
Rooms under the Passllmpsic House with
West India goods. books, engravings, etc.
lItl' card will be seen in this paper.
-Hr' ), /. Casino has just fitted up rooms
one door east Of the Caledonian office. to
Winch hci' removing lis upholstery bust
Ness. Hr. Casinos mattresses and loung-
t are Row the standard for all this section.
ana hls upholstery work is surpassed by
mat OF 40 workman in the country.
Geo. y. Senter has bought the shop he
IL" occupies on Eastern Ayenue-former
J.: occupied by Rowland Brown for a tir
sAop.
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his companions on MisssquOi river and left
them about O'Clock, skating away towards
home. Search next morning discovered
the place where he had fallen through the
ice. with evidence Of a hard struggle to
save himself.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
The st. Adams Transcript says Henry
Pike and William Dawson were drowned
in Lake Champlain, on the 3Oth of Decem-
Der, while crossing on the ice from Isle La
Motto to Alburg. They were in wagon,
when suddenly the horse fell through the
ice and the fore wheels of the wagon fol-
lowed. The result was that Messrs. Pike
and Dawson were thrown forward upon
the horse with the wagon on top of them.
Before assistance could be afforded them
from either shore they all passed under the
ice together.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
1t was so cold up at Newport Monday.
that they sold whiskey by the stick instead
Of the glass.
The Express says that at the recent term
of court, Joseph Hobart was sentenced to
the state penitentiary for two years, and 6.
Z. Fletcher a term of five years, both for
stealing. According to evidence brought
out in the trial. Fletcher has been a scOun-
drel and richly deserves his sentence. This
is not his first attempt at stealing. and dur
ing the war he was a sub. broker of the
lowest class.
The blacksmith shop and dry house be
longing to NJ. F. Blake of South Barton,
was burned on Saturday night, Dec. 30
Loss $50.
Rev. w. A. Robinson was to have been
installed as pastor of the Cong. church at
Barton Thursday.
Since the removal of the Standard from
lrasburg, the jail there is OVERLOOKING
There are now ten prisoners confined there
for various otfenses. A young woman is
| there for passing seven three cent pieces up
on u peddler for So gold ones.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Hon. Edward Kirkland, prominent citi-
zen of BratlebOrO. and man of some note
throughout the state, died on the 9th, at the
age of 50.
The BrattleborO bank at BrattleborO
has capital of $50 900 and has paid S223.-
800 in dividends during the last fifteen
years. Philip Wells, the cashier, has been
rendered the presidency of the National
bank at Savannah, Ga, at a salary OF
$4,000.
STATE AT LARGE.
The state agricultural society met at Rut-
land, on Wednesday, and elected Joseph
! W. COlburn of Springfield president and
treasurer, Henry Clark of POultney record
ING secretary, and Henry BoyntOn of Wood
stock corresponding secretary. The funds
in the treasury amount to s5732. ReSolll-
tons were adopted asking for revision OF
the tariff duties on wool. so as to save the
domestic wool interest from ruin. aSkin Q
congress to enact law for the extermina-
| ton of dogs and in favor of the telmina-
ton of the reciprocity treaty with Canada.
Tie custom house officer at Rouse's Point
seized liquors and Struggled goods worth
$50 dollars. and Il horse. harness and car
riage, a few days since. \ double wagon
load of liquors was also seized a short time
previously.
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MARRIAGES.

la this village Jan >. by Rev. l.. u Bra>,ow
NJ. Ran>cm ). Day OF Waterford and Miss Ly
dia o Reach Of >t John>hury
In this yiil,-e. Jan. 10, NJ George Wilson o.
>t,Jotn>5ury aud Miss Martha >tuar. Of Grafton.
In this village. by Rev, : Danig,o,;, Mr. Pat
rick II. I'MeaIy and Miss Bridget Burns, both Of
II. john ,bury.
Also, Jan s, Mr.. Bernard McAnulty aid Mss
julia Ann Buns, both OF s., JohnsjuTy.
In this village. Dee ;, by Rev. |. McAnn, Mr..
Francis Blanchard Of Dar,illc and Miss Sarai.
I Nagoon Of Providence, RI.
Also. Dec -, Emery q. Hooker, NJ. D and
Miss Kate l.. kuccaEd, both of Wait>heil
Also. Jan. |, M. George Shrrsy and Miss
Mary L. Hill, both Of -. Jci.nsbury. Happy
New Year
Also, Jan. |, Mr.. Hiram a. Kelsey and Mss
Diantha C Nichols. both of Darville. Happy
New Year"
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat requires
immediate attention and should be checked If allowed
to continue irritation of the lungs pei maent throat al
lection ncurabe lung disease is often the RESULT
Browns Bronchial Troches having direct influence to
the parts give immediate relief For bronchitis asthma,
catrrl consumptive and throat diseases, Troches
used with always good success.
Singers and Public Speakers will find TrOehes useful in
clearing the voice when taken before singing speaking
and relieving the throat after unusual exeron of the
vocal organs. The Troches recommended and pre-.
scribeby physicians and have hai testimonials from en-
inent throughout the country. Being article Of
true merit and having proved their efficiency 10y test
many years, each year finds them in new localities IN va
rouS parts Of the world and the TrOche5 universally
pronounced better than ether articles.
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches" AMI do rot
take Of the worthless limitations thai may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States and foreign coun.
tries, al 80 cents per bOXt t2uapr66
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Mrs. WinsiOW, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician presents to the attention of Mothers
her Soothing Syrup children teetn5, by sotte!in
the gums reducing all nlanations will aay all pain
and Spasodc action and to regulate the bowels
Depend upon it, mothers will give rest to yourseve:
and relief and health to your infants
We have put up and sold this article for 81 years
and can say in confidence and truth of it what hav,
been able say Of any other medicne-never has
failed in single instance to effect cure when timely
used. Never did know of a OF dissatisfaction by
any one who used It. On the contrary, all delighted
with its operations and speak in terms of commentator
OF its magical effects medical virtues. We speak il
this matter what do know, after 81 years expert
what we declare. In almost every instance where
the inan. is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relic
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syr
up is administered
Full directions Tor using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the tcsim lie of CURTIS PER
kINS New York is on the outsid wrapper Sold by al
Druggists throughout the worl rice only 81 cents pc
bottle
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Fire at PeuchUD,.

A friend informs Us that the Watts store
and dwelling house at Peacham Hollow,
owned by VIM. Brickett and Luci1s NJ. A.
Conant, We're destroyed by fire Oh Friday
last. Partially insured; though we UNDER
stand Conant had failed to pay his assess
mens, and some doubts are consequently
entertained about his getting any insurance.
1t is supposed that the fire caught from the
stove pipe in the attic; and this should be a
warning to all to see that their tlues are
safe, and that their insurance policies are
in good and regular standing.
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Corn ENchange-Th. market tr Flour l. .eady with
far demand W-'ern rilrrine = - 80: common
md huc' including ttvori-. loU'- tr-d-. = n'
Ii per barrel. II 'T;. icuT o'tin- tviu: AID
prices nominal. cor. Ia been qu.'': So% l. :.
for W"-,e'n MIXED A.. a.: - :,i yel,ps- ps
iu and in moderate demand y. 80 e. p: Hush. Tor
Northern nd Canada: and =, ~ Tor Z Hand Ky
- IN. per bush ~l":,-
P.*..s. ry:k -. go f. pri:.,.: 80 .' t.r ~.
AM &. IL for clear. cth. 81 - - 81 ~. ..s
F.. nj Wr-frr il:s. - t. tl- All .l.r,..
smok, ii,l- / l"' p: H.. i:u-.r - i: icy
m'n a't rho'". C!,.r Ii -; p H.. 10 qurli'y.
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II chronological Register. W.
BY Telegraph to The CaledOnian.
' MERIDlE CATTLE u tSks.T'. lOth

Amc.:i. of stock AZ Muket this e,k-Catile -Hl
Sheep and Lambs $50: Swine, ~.
Pricrs.-Mnrkct h-.t"yra. h. "a ~, lSt quali-
" - 70; ID quality H." q ll.3; q quality. .
a go
Sor s-Workir., oxen. lr, 81 l,t "a On: Coae su..
C9iv--. - "a Il - ga l": y .Tlinr =! Is"
var 81 l. - ii r.; Three o!is- ~ De-: Sh. ~
and Lambs. in lots. 49, extra and
L. i Ii, - ~ ".'tt :. 90 . Ct.
in.-e- ~ max ~.
Iips. =. "a To-. Taiow. e .
i'ct- | ~ "a -. Calf -kiiIs. - "a -.
RlN,Ehs. No: quite r!anv cattle this week as Last
hi quality rather Litter and pic according {" quality
about tbs; Ilrre il'ou. i.rNi sheep thu
weak than l.-t-qtlitv shou; III md prices full
oUe-halt pr IT, higher than Las week.
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At the Village meeting on Tuesday it
was voted to raise i tax of twenty cents on
u" @rand list 10 defray expenses; also to
instruct the trustees to purchase village
h'2fSe at an expense not to exceed $500;
also that an article be added to the village
b%-IaNs. " That every person offering wood
''i sale lii this village shall present sur
NfEors certificate of the amount. any
person falling 70 conform to the law. shall,
On complaint. pay into the treasury of the
Village five dollars, one-half to 60 to COM
Ilanant on each otiensc.''
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IN, Burlington Free Press of Tuesday
,ar.: yesterday at st. Johnsbury, Sheriff
N1u>ou arrested Dan. Griffin, who escaped
from the custody of Deputy Sheriff Austin,
AZ Milton Falls, last August, by whom he
hal been arrested on charge of grand lar
cyny. He is now in jail in this city,
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Pe0chaW.--NelU Years. Items.

The whole number of deaths for the year
1850. i'll the town of Peacham, was q,
against Ii tor last year, and 40 the year be-
fore. OF these deaths. 3 occurred in Janu-
airy, in February, in March. 3 in April,
5 in May, June none, July ?. August 4, Sep
TENDER 6, October none. November none,
December l. Under 5 years OF age. died ;
between and 20, three; 20 and 80. two
30 and 10, one; 40 and so. one; so and 60
three; GO and 10, four; 70 and 50, two; 80
and 100, two.
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There has been some kind Of . ''muss'
- at Guildhall. and Charles E. Benton
$50 has been appointed clerk of the courts
.or Essex county for the ensuing year.
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Pp!ry,s Moth and Freckle Lotions.

ChOsma or M0thpatch (also Liverspot and Lenso or
of -ht complexion ,r the jiscol6red spots show moro
plainly the blonde than brunette but they greatly
mar The beauty OF either and preparation that will
eeCtualv remove them without nurns the color tex
ture the skin Is certainly desideratum. DR.. b. G
Perry who has made diseases of the skin speciality
has discovered remedy for these dscO0ratiOlS which
. i, at once prompt inlaiii1e and harmless.
Prepared only by b. &. PERRY, DernatoOgst, No. i9
Bond ST. New York, and Or sale by all Druggists In ST.
Johnsb1 Try. Price 81 per bottle. Call for Perrys Moth
| and Erscke Lotion. uNn66&s
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I I!sER AT!eN...This nav certify that
L Ihave this day given my son, MYRoN |. SMITH
his time aud shall pay ne debts of his contracting
nor claim his earnings after this date
OGLANDER SMITH
D. G. HTusoH. Witness.
Newark Jan :, 1876 Sj-Sr.
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i.:i = HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.

The subscriber, on account of i'll health. offers
for sale her homestead at Mclndoes Falls -
There are good and convenient buildings and
about two acres of land, with water newly brought
to house and barn from a never-failing spring.
Also for sale wood lot of some eight acres,
living on the Eas; side of the bog between the
Syms' Ponds in Ryegate, about p miles from
McIndoes. Amy one wishing to purchase will
please enquire Of RHODA PAGE,
S5slA MclndoeS Falls.
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ONE MORE CHANCE.

Those owing me on note or book account can
have one more chance to pay me. After Feb ist
their accounts will be left with JONATHAN Ross.
Esq for collection JOHN BACON
st Johnsbury Centre. Jan. 10. 1866. Sj-s7
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While no citizen need be afraid of be-
owing little charity upon the poor, as it
,tnuot come amiss, il is the peculiar PROV
incr Of the oyerseers OF the poor to look up
The destitute and see that none suffer for
the nccesSaries Of life. We take it that is
hat towns provide Overseers for.
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Won't Use any Other...The last and best

the right article finally everybody likes il; is purely
vtgctab e. q ay hair in weeks money
funded Il will do it every Three applications will
all humor> Of the scalp. Ask Tor EBSrERs VICE
HAIR ISvIC"KAToR and don't take any other For
sale 10y all Druggists. tljUGG
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SJ,ULANDER'S EXTRACT BUCkJ

Cures Kidney Disease
SNOLANDkK'S EXTRACT BUCkU
Cures Rheumatism.
SNOLANnER'S EXTRACT BCCkU
Cures Urinary Diseases.
SMOLAND ER'S EXTRACT BUCkU
Cures Gravel.
SNOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
cures Structures.
The best uid extract Bucku ROW before the punlic Is
SmuAudrrs For al diseases above. and for WraA.t>>
and Pains il. the u,k FeIale Complaints 1t perfectly
invaluable. For sale by all ap1thecarts everywhere =
Price 81. Try 1t, TAX" other BURLEIGu X GERS.
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Hanover St, Boston, General
\ gents. ijal61t
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The Mason Il Hamlin Cabinet Organs

forty different styles adapted 10 sacred and secular mu
So for so 5000 each Fiityone gold or silver medals
or other lir>t premiums awarded them. Illustrated cat
a'osues tree. Adj Mason iIamln, Boston. Ma
IN Brothers, New York. seFGj
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.ru T. GALE DOE IAN
local AND STATE ITEMS.

.,,....,l,,vor to make TuG CALIFORNIAN valuable
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,... counties will confer great favor to Us and
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-12

T OST, a lined. BUFFALO ROBE. marked
l. NJ. Newhsll, Kirby between DanyIlle
Green and Fairbanks Village The finder will
be suitably rewarded b leaving the same at this
office tSis