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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-24

A gentleman having no further Tor
APAIR OF YOUNG THORoUGHBP snsv~rv1s
Isdesirous OF disposng Of { =. .
INQUIRE AT THIs OFFICE. rIo "a s...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
ITCH! ITCH! ITCD! SCRATCH a.!

Scratch! Scratth' Wheaton's Ointment will cure the
Itch in A. hours.
Also salt rheum, ulcers chlblains, and all erup
lions the skin Price - cents. For sale by all drug
giStS
By seuting 90 cents to WEEKS POTTER sole agents
10 Wa ,hington street. Boston it will be forwarded by
mail free OF postage to any part the United States.
Oct % 1865 "
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
DEATHS.

Births Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obitua-
ries, including poetry, sIX GEMS j line
In this town, March 20, Mrs. Alice Bugbee,
aged 90 years and 10 months. Mrs. B. was one
of the 10 members constituting the I'd Congrega
tion,l church in this town At its organization
April :, ISIS. Eleven of the 10 have died while
members of the church. at the average age of n
In Burke, March IL, Mr.. B. +. Belden, aged
IL years.
in Danville, March I. Mrs. Mary, ielict of Ed
Archelaus Sias, aged7S.
In San Froncisco, Cal, Dec. ,, Edward NJ
Hall, aged %.
Also, Jan ~. Alexander. s. Hall. aged Is
sons Of Robert and Jane Hall of Ryega'c.
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Sprtial Aotifes.
Perry's Moth and FreckIe LOtiOn...-

Perry'S Moth and FreCkle LOtIOn....
Chloma or MothpatCh, also LverspOt) and Lenso or
Freckle very annoying particularly to Ladies
OF lsht complexion Tor the dScoOred spots show moro
plainly on the blonde than brunette but they greatly
the beauty either and any preparation that viii
elt'ctdy them without M irIIS the color II tex
turt D the skin Is certainly desiieratum. DR.. b. {.
Perry who has made diseases OF the skin speciality.
has discovered a remedy these diSCOOrationS, which
is At once prompt, iutalible and harmless
Prepared Only by b. C. PERRY, DermatoiOgist, No. 40
Bond ST. New York and io sale by all Drug Si,tS in St
John.buTy. Price 81 per bottle. Call fox Perry's Moth
and Frecke Lotion tl4jn66'
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GOT: lkS:i'I: ie<:DC:

FOOT! RGIT: IEe:DT:
i.fhD READ, READ 4,
EooTS rEsTN,,i&I iEc~or.c liz, liz. OF liz. liar
changes j, nom gay lis ,r:::ina! color III three
wcca>; lrrtcitts the hair from .a: is the best ar
fIee Tor .lic>sn tn, LAR to;Ild ia market; will
surelv remote Ga,dtu:i and cure al diseases of the
scalp is deli -htiui'r Teri,:mei badness, and
will 10, stain the skin We eiit the story quickly, and
tell it true, when az il Is perfect
EEe.torcr lm,s Gr.s.iug Combined.
No other preparation Tor ,v hair contains ho
Nut Gil sold by ELL Druggists
UREIN 3hIN>LE :. co, Sole Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass.
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Perry Davis Pain Killer.

Swallow CHINA, sept. -. lot;i.
DEAR SIR i ought 10 have acknowledged long the
box pain killer YOU hal tn goodness semi - last
year liz COMING WAS most pTov.dcutia, | believe hun
irc lives saved. under cod. b. it, The cholera
appeared here after received ii. We re>crtci
al once 10 the Pam eT using directed cholera.
list kept all 10 whom IL" Pam Killer given,
ana native s>i~ tats that out ofcyery 10
whom ii WAS prescribed recovered. L has too. been
very useful IN v.lrio. other diseases, II prnvc,.
ifCaCulitr blessing mutle> OF poor people. through
oil this region. Ouy native preachers wiling
L. 20 out u their excursions without 4 supply ui liz
Pain Killer 1t gives them favor IN the eyes OF the pep
pie and access 10 families AMI localities by whom other
wise they " JulI I've very iiii.uty received.
Believe me. dear 81.
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FIJI, GALE DONlA n.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

.-- ", ,uI -,or 20 make inE CALEp"NINN Valuable
- ,. o,r>: and our friends in Caledonia f=-ex and
,..,. ,ounti,. will confer great favor to u ana
.y ma.,ially the interest Of the paper by sending
=. -l. IN q hrilt. Io.ihle form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
LIFE! LIFE. s.i RE!

LIFE! LIFE. giFE!
DRUiS, DROPS, DROPS
AMERICAN LIFE DI;3ls Nil! cure Drtlcria, Coughs,
bronchitis, sore Threat Asthma, rheumatism Neu-
ralga, que III tie Face, icadayha. ToothacIe,
Bruises, Spraira, "!.iibians, Group, Colds
Fever anH S gu- and h"ter:, tm :. single day!
Sold ty al DRUGGISTS with full directions for
UHRIE EhINHt.K go. Props. Springfield. Mass.
&C GGul;N IL d 20, : c..il:a. Boston, Mass,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23

H"hvtS.
Nm. L. Peck has purchased the dwell
20 UuDl~c of Eli Brooks, on summer Street
-'"'>c>>lon given the first OF May.
asa Harris has sold his house on Church
street 10 Mrs. II. Il. lIazen of Ncwbury.
ihr iiazcn brothers Of Newbury have re-
.'yrd 10 Barnet and put a stock of goods
Ho line GrcenhankS store and gone into
rir there.
Harvey ~ French have sold their store
rt stock at Barnet to j. II. Clement and
understood that j. ID. Abbott Esq. will
into trade with him there the first OF
N.y.
Nm T.. Peek h3 sold his store and goods
Ia,sUmp>ic to Francis b. GO$s.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-23
i;ISHStTOtS Fire.

HiSHSfFO;tS FIRE.
The most disastrous fire that ever Oc-
"rr"! n this place broke out Wednesday
}.a.@- at half-paSt ! o'clock. in or We
8. a~rth. lii shop Of the Conn. Pas
..i.>ic I,airoal company. This building
'..,,Gci near the extreme Southeast OF
I'D Re" abroad buildings. and as the wind
blowing strong from the South at the
''. the fire spread with great rapidity:
n fifteen minutes from the first alarm
machine shop. blacksmith and wood
AND The engine house We're all on fire.
"IIurj of those first at the fire were di-
...'i 10 saving valuable movable proper
lHrcv locomotives were run Out Of the
.-.Dr house and saved. but the :. Caledo-
locomotive. which was up for repairs.
alnr work of the d" Addison Gilmore
ST. j! was also being Overhauled. and a
.-. and very nice locomotive almost com
4 L. il was Impossible to remove. such
fly did the flames make. We are clad
atN from Mr.. Alden. master mechanic.
t 'hc>c machines are nOi Il total loss. and
HtrJ il i believed that neither the new
/ 1913. Of Ia" Caledonia are very seriously in
.'.", The same is true of the new sta
'''"tt engine put in last summer: it is no;
'It injured. All the cars. both passenger
".i freight. were run out of the buildings
''.' saved The buildings burned were the
''-."r hoG>c, machine shop. new Woo
=" p AMI part Of the wood shed but the
or>j loss is in tools and machinery. anC
"i time incident to such an Interrupt
..., he loss is estimated from So .OOt
>'1t.010,-wcll insured.
Tie ilr" companies were on hand will
'.r usual promptnc>S. but The west chan
@! the river being made dry by the los
'a" Gam few weeks AGO no wafer coul,
.alncd To throw upon the fire at first
.Hd"cd the lire had made such rap
=. and the wind was blowing Wit
" "i"n'r. that there was little hope c
'..- any thing hut the freight house whe
-lnc> fist arrived on the "rouDC
~ fortunately, however. the wind shift
'"1I the two engines by = doubling up
eye ali" 70 reach the river by Millers ca
'-' mop. and throw one good stream VI
'" buildings endangered. Meanwhi
look and ladder boys were workil
a"i!l and tearin" away the burni
'r~ next the car shop and wood She
together with an available company
"'uJeers who mounted the roofs ar
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Tie Erh;bifjDn tc.rt Week,

IurIoung ladies and gentlemen engaged
0 preparing iii entertainment for the peO-
.. here next week are sparing no efforts
F. make il complete success. The eNhi-
ION will be Il novel thing for this place.
..j oar which will draw full houses on its
wo merits. Will" the object to which the
..i> obtained are to be appropriated (the
r."dncn'S aid society is an additional i'll
".'mrnt 10 panonize it. BY all ADVERTISE
..' elsewhere il will be seen that the en-
~1lment Will be one Of great variety,
at@, @oubt not OF equal beauty and in
..r.-r.
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Mrs. WinslOw, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician presents to the attention Of Mothers
her Soothing Syrup, for children teethlng by Sottenn
the gums reducing all intiamatons, will aay all pain
and spasmOdc action and is to regulate the bowels
DepeAd upon ii, mothers 1t will give 10 yourselves
and relief and health 10 Your infants.
We have put up and sold this article for 81 years
and in confidence ami truth Of it what have
been able say any medcine-never has
il failed in single instance To effect cure when timely
any who uSejit On the contrary all delsh Il
with lis operations and speak In terms of commentator
OF It's magical effects medical virtues. We speak
this matter what do know wears expert
ence. and pledge re. utaton for the fulhment Of
what here declare. in almost every instance where
the ntal: Is suffering from pain and exhaustion reei
will he found in fifteen twenty minutes the syr
up is administered
Full directions Using viii accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the iIc-sul lie of CURTIS PER-
KINS. New York is the outSd wrapper. Sold by all
Druggists throughout the wprl rice, only 81 cents per
bottle.
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The annual school meeting occurs next
.r..,,,;,, evening. at o'clock.

The frs, robins and ground sparrows
,h.. 1ffh-a sure sign that spring is at
hand.
rbr Ladir, Frcedmen'S Aid Society
,;1 meet at Mr.. Horace Carpenters.
Wednesday. Z. VI. March %.
\ cow of John Bacon, Esq. of st.
I.fu,buIy Centre. had calf last Saturday
onfrh weighed one hundred aud eleven
pounds.
-Nr. Josiah Ward Of this town has our
..4nk- for the first maple sugar of the sea-
..... made last week. Mr.. Ward has long
.ai the reputation of making as good
.4plr honey aS the country affords. and
..,, With which he Sweetened the printer
..,, not an exception to his general rule.
The officers of the Caledonia Co. Aeri-
,tral society have decided to hold their
,.\, annual fair on the Fair Grounds in this
,.,rc. on Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
,.. ~pt. 10. 20 and u. 1866. The Com
pan, ar to make additional stock pens with
-,.,,. TIE coming summer, and it is under
..mi tha, all stock will remain on the
..r,,l.d, the two first days of the fair.
"tr,,ani.
W. understand that our tOwnsman. Geo.
shaw E,q. has received the appointment
.,G"nrraI Manager of the Home Insurance
Oo.oi Mes Haven CT. for the Province OF
,.s.Ia This will not make any difference
WITH III" policy holders from his office al
TIL, vac". a. they will receive the SAINT
..r.. a'd the business at the st. Johnsbury
al viii be conducted in all respects 4,
heretofore.
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1t will make 10 pounds of excellent hard soap,
-nVe gallons of the best soft for only about IS
cents Directions each box For sale at al drug and
grocery stores.
Directions.
Put box of Sap, miller into gallons Of water knock
of the end let the box boil until is empties ITSELF then
take the box four and halt pounds OF tat, and
let il boil hours and 10 minutes Then add small half
pint salt and let continue boiling IS minutes longer
when You add halt gallon of hot water. and let it
boil Pour a small tumberful OF cold water into tub
box il round the sides then empty the soap in
10 SaaId all night and cut in bars In the morning.
IL will be lit for III few weeks.
Soft Soap.
Made in the way, with the exception of adding If
teen gallons and no salt. All need Is all iIol
kettle. tSepu
Won't Use any Other...Ihe last and best :;
the right article finally; everybody likes it; IS purely
vegetable restores 81 hair in four weeks, money
funded. 1t will do every time Three applications will
all hunors the scalp. Ask for WEBsTER's VEGE-
HAIR INvIGORAToR and don't take any other. For
sale by all Druggists. tljul66
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A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat requires

immediate attention and should bc checked II allowed
irritation of the lungs, pc nauent throat al
lection inCurab.e lung disease often the result
Browns Bronchial! TrocIe< having direct Influence 10
the parts give immediate relief For bronchitis asthma
Caarr. consumptye and throat diseases Troches are
used with always good success.
Singer, and Public Speakers Will lind Troehes useful i'll
clearin the when taken before singing speaking
and relieving the throat after unusual eXeriiun "t the
vocal cTsaus The TrUchcS recommended and pre-
>rbe by physicians and have III testimonials from EN-
iIrnt men throughout the country Being an article oi
merit and having proved their efficiency 10y test
IIaIy years each year finds them in localities
riu pat, oi the world AMI the Trrchc> universally
pronounce. better than ether articles
Obtain only browns Bronchial TruChcS,' ami DO rot
take the worthless limitations thai may be offered
Sold i'll the United States and foreign cOuu-
tries a. cent, Der uAt l1AlpTUO
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BOSTON MARKET, Mar. 20.
BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES.,

In Danvile. March y, a son to Mr.. Abial c
Palmer.
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N E W c L U L III S
AND
NEW STYLES
AT
HUTCHINSON & CORSER,S.
SEWING MACHINES


When family buys article of this kind il
Is wisdom TO get the best How shall W. know
which is the best Ask the manufacturers Ak
the woman that supports herself and family Nv
the products of Sewing Machine; ask the in
formed and un3rejudiced wherever you find them
and the answer comes up Get Singers Ma
chime The sooner people learn that the Ma
CHIMES heralded 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 ofshoots these 81 e
shows are almost entirely unknown in or nea
the manufacturing towns Of Mass We do not
refer TO the Wheeler < Wilson or the Grover
Baker Machines, but TO those pretty ..littl
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
10y revolving machinery, rendering them more
durable We quote from the Utica Observer of
Sept. -. 1865.
| q" FIRST PRESUMABLY reference to the list
! which we publish elsewhere, il viii be seen that
th1 Singer Sewing Machines ttoth family and
manufacturing carry of the frs; premiums from
the State Fair, which closes TO day 1t is worthy
OF remark that these machines are rarely seen al
fairs, and the Singer Co have not entered into
the general scramble for premiums which has
characterized the past few wears. The agent IN
this city saw 1T, however, 10 come out on this
occasion IL force; and notwithstanding the com
petition Was sharp-lhe Wheeler X Wilson. Gro
Yer Baker, &c, &c. joining in the cont, SIT
was plain to be seen, when The practical tests
were applied, that the --pumas' must be handed
over TO the Singer Machines
HUTCHINSON e. CORSER, Ag'ts
For the |. VI. SINGER Machine,
MERCHANT TAILORS. ST. JOHNSBTRY-
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Biographical.

BiOgrHphtcaf.
THOMAS MANCHESTER was born in New
bury. VT. 40. His mother was Hannah
Bailey. sister Of James Bailey. first OF
Peachan. where the family lived during the
Revolutionary war. Thomas LEFT Peacham
and purchased q farm in Barnet. where his
son !.cmuel ROW lives. He married Eliza
beth Kelley Of Barnet in l79S. They had
twelve children. the mother dying when the
Youngest (Jane) was nine months old. Mr..
Manchester was married again to Abigail
Redding of Barnet. in 1916. having five
children by this marriage. Mr.. NJ. died in
1852. having in all IL chldren-l2 boys and
> nirlS-1l of whom lived to be men and
women and be married. VI.
Nix. EplroE: Your last issue convey
cd TO the world an intimation that the
| CONGREGATIONAL church and society of this
place wish to secure the services of q
'.cIcr@yman of coppericad proclivitieS,
one who can pray for jeff. Davis,
Z who will refrain from prayer fol
Congress, ami who will adopt nc
form Of PRAYER not sanctioned by the com
, mi.tce." etc. VIII Ven have the kindness
an,. christian fairness TO publish in you
next issue. together with this request. III,
evidence in Your possession that the Solvi
ccS of such clergyman are ''wanted'
, here. The universal sentiment Of thi
community seems to be that the intimatiol
, though conveyed in the columns of Jour
, nal profes>ed!y devoted to the cause OF mo
+ ralitv and rcli"ion, was prompted, less b
, a regard for truth and the success OF TIL
branch Of Zion, than by some other mo
tive to us unknown.
;. HENRY CHASE. ir:..oo
GEO. ii. WEEKS.
1t is perhaps incumbent upon us to ad
that the third member OF the commlttC
., declines to Join Us i'll this request.
= Lyndon Corner, March u, 1866
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MARRIAGES..
In St. Johnsbury, March Il, by Rev. L. o.
Brastow, Mr.. Ezra Chentanet of Coa,icOok. c. +.
and Caroline A. Jackson, of ST. Johnsbury.
Also. by the same. March 20, Mr. Lambert c.
Kinney and Miss Ada S. Webster, both of Bar
net.
In Lyndon, March II, by Rev. NJ. c. Hender-
son, Mr. Thoma, G. Blodgett, and Miss Aurora
G. Stanton. both of Danville-
In Barton. March IA, j. F. Skinner. NJ ID.
and Mrs Alice Is. May.
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By Telegraph to The CaledOnian.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET, :

IN L IA n ~ IA wv
Amount of stock at Market this week.-Cattl- 912 ::
Sheep and Lambs. 3Gae: swine. ~.
Prces-Market beef-extra- Il. 81 IA 1850: lst quail
ty. II 1850; I'd quality, 1850 "a l1.:0; Sd quality. 9
ia W0.00.
Stor,--working Oxen. leo "a 100 "a .5o: Cows and
Calves 81 "a +, "a - "a Ion Yearngs. u IA 10: Two
olds- - r., Three wears old-, IN 40; Sheep
and Lambs in lots = IA 80 SO o; and &C.
lectlori', o." IA "a s1, or 8 "a. ; y cts.
Horses at market, los.
Hides. IA size Tallow. 5 "a 9
Pelts. LIS d. 2.25. Calf skins. 2oo "a PCS
REM,Rks.-We find the number of cattle expected
last week TO he increased tbs being 20 head more
than last week. About 80 came from Canada. The
quality of the cattle is fully equal last and prices
rather lower Nearly o less sheep nj mark: this week
than last. quality the Price neary the same a
Der. There come last fall lambs mixed in with the
sheep and wei,hed in lot-
BOSTON MARKET, Mar. 20.
Corn Exclang,-rhe market for Flour i steady with
fair demand Western superfine S.0n -: common
- ~ .: medium extra 81 "a l.: and good
and choice, including fivorite St Louis brands al cl
lI3n per barrel In Southern Flour uo,hing doing and
price. nominal. Corn has been quiet: Sn D. :.
Western mixed and o. II, 40 - yellow are
dull and in moderate demand at 90 Gle per hush
Northern and Canada: and - mo for L Izlani Ryt
s',,g2 per bush. Shorts 80
Provisions 81 "A 1sfo: prime: s. ~ for
and go - for clear cash Beef $ll 20 per Ihl fo
Eastern and Western. Lard l? 2c in HIS and ti,rc,-
Smoked Hams II "a .c per IT.. Butter 4's ic for
AMI choice Ch,e-e l. &c pr H.. 10 quality
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W hi>krr>! W hi>k

Whi>krr>! Whi>ker>!-DO you want wits
kerS m"uChaCheS? Our tIrrcian COMPOUND i'll force
them 10 grow the snoothe>t lace chin. hair
bald heads. in Six Weeks. Price, SIOe3 packages for
8 10. 10y mail ywhcre. closely sealed receipt
price. Address WARMER & co.
t1AuG6 Box Is, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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Make Your Own Soap!

Make Your Own Soap!
By saving and using your waste
GREASE.
Buy one box oil the Penn Salt Manufacturing Co.'S
or Concentrated Lye!
patents of lst and Sth Feb, 1852
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ADDISON COUNTY,

ADDISON COUNTY.
The old residents of Vergennes propose
to hold a grand reunion by way of cele-
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Meteorological Register. Vt.

North Latitude torty-tour degrees eighteen
minutes. Lonqitude serenty-taco agrees fire MIN
utes Vest from Green,clch.
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Births Marriages and Deaths inserted FaEr. oblt
ries including poetry, SIX GEMS 4 line.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-25
NJ OTICE
DECISIONS FOB
DRPRN EMF MOTHERS ;.
sOLplERs OF rue LATE wAI

Suspended or rejected claims for vtdo~s PEN
81 IDS and boan,ies, p,Ns- money and p -bsions
for the lite var, pens oDs for III widows o. faii
ors who d,sh IN U. ) ~seis Siti IN the iSse 20
ye -, land warrants f Ia Sol u rs INA widow
O. sOldirs W o sssei IA aNs or more 10 Ihi
var II 1919 OF FoFtda war, o AimS OF IN q Ia
he lnte v r i'm ioaTiy charged a. ds~rri
md ali CLAIM axaiBtI thv UuSrd Sta"s prose
.ut-d att Uat Oh rye u.,L. ussrts iul, o. app
al ~ y = on o. ny ! t.er, 20 hpR NiiO
Woo 'MAN, IS hnl 90 tsohsnse. Curt
Sur. Bo,tp's. uho T p, rs p rnssfon, 70
hi. Rs'e' laucy.J I'm "A oytw.
ST. .eh paid Tor land vArrsnts and Hestsi q
lau.ys IN ssS-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-25
nj o TT O B
EARM FOR sALK

The suhscrieef having changed hfs stock rom
cows 70 sheep, now offers for sale h.s Dairy
Farm, in MI Holly, situated on the old turnpike
a mile west of the north Westinghouse, and u
nils from Mt. Holly K. r. station, and contain
ing about 200 acres OF choice lind, suitably d.
slded into moving, psstaring aud wood (sboui
. acres of wood part CT which is an excel
lent sugar lot with house. arch and pans Tor
boiling. The buildings consist Of y story
houses q K Sj with kitchen and wood house z
4 40, nearly new; dairy and hog house, horss
barn with rom fJr carriages, and aye STOCK aud
rs, barns. Sad farm WA summer and winter
~ COWS and team. and Ia weh fenced With sIone
machine. Tsrl.s accommodating.
ut Holly. Jan. 1, 1884 81"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-25
Geo. w. Chaplin, IF,

DR. ALIENS LUNG BALSAM
Is not Quaok Remedy put up Tor he purpose
Of speCulation, butts
S4
GENUINE LoNG-ESTABLISHED GAiEDI-
CINE,
which has been used with unbounded success
for nearly q quarter of q century, and has
proved to be an invaluable cure for
COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, CON-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, PHTH1sIo,
and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, incl.
dent to the sudden changes Of a northern cli-
mate.
Do not be deceived by the thousand nostrums
SO extensively advertised which possess no merit
whatever.
Remember to call fof
DR.. ALIENS BALSAM,
and take no other.
Sold by ell Druggists the Northern states.
All orders should be addressed so the Propri-
tor,
Druggist,
nov2ldsm&Wtf Rutland, Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-25

TE'HAyNOBLE ANIMAL, the HORSE,
Il v7iphe The set&sr sytSy way II fed ooe asiorAr
ally tyooninl OF
All JtN's CONDITION POTDFRs.
TssySin cure nost OF he disesses b shieh
eaa e 40 b rses sre liable, inc ease the spIs'
ii a. spirits. and with rptotab!e RToomlL g,
give a eigh glossy appearance TO the hair IbtS
are Il r, uli Of sss4al sns long s.Btnaed tx
perm eni aJs pr-psred With the uimost csre.
q ON Il every bet IN lal, and ga iran esd su-
Ues Tor {. sIy hing knosp. H.ny Vermont
,enrlem,n, ows r. of &c hor-ss, bag hem By
ia dos D, md live the f'-eIy. Az e"n-e-
QUE o. Their hortrs are aisa in GO d Bdl-
tion ano tpInts, and remarkable Tor toe s2in~
ing RAJ l5Lh cJats
F"rs,e ny re, o. a' - eV-ryghera.
LII DLTChEk & son, 81 Ai6an'. W,
Pc peter.
Gem. Birnes 4 Co., Mo- York. Joi y.
Ray q Co., wai=sb-ry. NI.Sh1hss'e a. cuts
a. gam.