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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12
Thursday, Nov. 8, at IL M,
Lyndon Centre, Oct. :,
A rcTIoN SALE,
VII he sold t public auction OF
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10th,

The farm in st. Johns5ury, VI. formerly the
Has:ing farm, and more rec ~ the Isaac Woods
Iuhnsbury. which a:Thr of tn Il pr0iuca MIR
kr in ts sec ion Of the Said ia III contains ~
acrcs If xcchcn La in 4 nigh f cultiv III and
is c,nvcnic ty divided fenced into patur, s. NOW
Ian and p.rA Tells. II is well watered The buildings
a, 90 repair an! will srrJngci 10 accommodate the
products If tn ii and f1r dairy purposes -0i
are improved and the remainder wood land VIII oh
tains al llgnt -ug orcha d. ,, COVE 81 C, d
last spring for t'ck AMI Try, pIi: oxn, pai- two
V ar old stee lot If spring ralv, shores few vel
selected heep :rming zoos, ry turi for the
u.cre Of butter and Gin e-e, 81 tons hav good work
horses, d ub.c al Igl harnesses and wagons.
rc, ms of pawn vi h to accommodate he
purchaser. he proprietor viii the public that this
sale will ford ~, favorable opportunity for the farm
er 20 cat his f.tur mt rpri-. ard labor.
j. II. Moore Auctoneer. HIRAM HILL, Proprietor.
It ] ohnsbury. oct 5, lSG6. Ai-.5
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fNiUL LfCciHfNt.

James O'Brien. section hand on the
Pa,sumpsic Il. r.. who lives about mile
below the station here. was found dead on
sabbath morning, between the station and
has house. 1t appears that or Saturday
evening O'Brien had been with husking
party at Mr.. Hiram Casweli's. who lives
about mile below his (OBrien's) house.
The party lett Mr.. Caswell's about II p. NJ.
some riding up to the station in O'Brien's
hand-car. and some walking up the track.
O'Brien walked. and came right by his
house up to the railroad yard to take his
ear back to his house. He stepped into his
ear. ard as it was down grade. he sat down
and the ear started down the track. The
next morning he was found dead some 81
rods below where last seen alive. beside the
rack. and his car upon him. There was 9
severe bruise upon Iii forehead, and an
other on his temple. Nothing is known
relative TO the cause OF his death; but it i:
supposed that in leaning forward, or il
reaching 10 take hold OF the handle, the
crank struck him. and rs the car was run
ming backwards. he was knocked over tn
end upon the track. when the car came up
on him. He was about ID years old. an
leaves a wife and W. o children.
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Io0kiRg UH.6yeHGs.

On the second day of our county fair. a
boy ten years old. from Barnet, was carry
il!- an umbrella III the fair grounds, when
man who was a stranger TO him, came up
and taking it from him walked into the
crowd. The boy did not relish the idea OF
losing his umbrella, and following watch
ed his opportunity and Selling second UNI
bella which the man was carrying under
his ann. run off with it, eluding pursuit.
The joke OF it is, the umbrella the boy took
is Il much better one than The one the man
took from he boy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12

One ofJ. NJ. Alvord's large roam horses
,ica suddenly last night while engaged in
hi, lifelong pursuit of drawing scales to
inc railway station. He has passed our Of
nee some twenty-five times day for the
last eight or ten years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12
ShvERISE-
An entirely new invention for ins,snfaneOusly
Err PL AT n q
Articles Of
Brass, Copper, German Silver, Bronze,
And for ueslirg snd Polishing Silver and

silver l1ated Ware.
Although ertircy invention, this ar1icle has al
resdy excited the surprise and sdirGtian Of many of the
prlnin scientific Il the day. sId il pronounced,
hy 81 no h3ve It's slost magical operation, 81
tale valuable inventions Of m dern times.
Il complete electro silver plating battery in bottle
and i destined work wonders IL every household
by ts Ge al silver plate Nsre, whose plating IL worn
Of Do restored u q original beauty, and articles Of
f-sss copper German sre-, be instantsneously
Tlscd with pure silver, tiing thst family
ed be witt. Ut IL.
There huusxnds Of articles daily mnde Of the
hase- mesls which by occasional If the SFerine
NAY be made highly Ornamental vel " us,ful-
If pe-hsFs needless say n the SilreTine it,
inTic-- is preparation OF pure silver, and
tsins mercury. scid, other inErcdieru nor any
property in tie Eghtea decree injurious 20 metals the
hands
Applied TO silver plated table fruit aishss trayk
casfnr -fair I'd, harness trlmulin military equip
ments d,OT knobs sni p tes met lie window and show
frames, &c, whose plstng J. of, gives them
be bcau-y az nex wsre, which thy VIII r.tan IL tie
SiverIne If Piled snch xrilces ord nzriy
cleaned
Applied q copper brass or bronze articles T. win keep
them beautifully -ilrered with quarter the trouble
required 10 keep them 81 ~ by securing, etc
twill so be found 70 be the bet and &C nomicsr
silver cleaner used producing ali the hrisncy Of
G1.loyed live HOWE STEVENS,
2ee--1 Manufsctur N, 90 Broadway Boston Mas
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A Good Calf.

The last Star says that Mr.. DAVID Bacon
OF Danville has bull calf six months old
that weighs $50 pounds. Mr.. B. says the
calf has had no extra keeping. How much
that means the farmers can Judge.
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Re0t Estate CHANCES.

l.. O. Stevens has sold his house on Rail-
road street to James Mutt.
DR.. II. S. Browne has sold his house on
Main street to company who are to keep
it for a parsonage for the North Church.
DR.. Browne is soon to remove to Montreal.
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REMINGTON COUNTY.

Last Sunday Mr.. p. Collins and family
Of Bennington Center, went away on Wis
it to friends. leaving the house in charge of
one Seymour, al employee of Mr.. Collins.
When he returned at night, he found tie
doors and windows tightly fastened, so that
MIR. {. had to break into his own house. Ii
was at once discovered that Seymour had
turned thief. having stolen some $50 worth
OF clothing and taken Dutch leave.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12

1 GENTS WANTED. $2iG0 var ami exp -ll-es
"A 10 male AMI female ~ at, e. intr dnce and
usefu invention, sbsauely needed in every houseoli
Az prefer ing T. work IN caTnmi sion es1n from
SO 70 - day. 70. parteua-s sldr,s W. C. VII
SON Cleveland, Obi.
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Rripf LOc0fs.

Mr. George NJ. Howe, while hunting on
rho SWEET place one day last week, picked
~, doors horn about ten inches long, and
nearly four inches in circumference. 1t is
'nn,6.ed tie deer dropped it by mistake.
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ADDISON COUNTY.

The annual fair of the Champlain Valley
agricultural society. held at Vergennes on
Ihul sday and Friday Of last week. was
decided success. The attendance was large
and the articles on exhibition exceeded the
expectation of the most sanguine friends of
the society, both in quantity and quality.
President ANGEL of the Vermont UNIVERSE
ty delivered the address on Friday after
noon.
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f'ei'SGNGi.

Tie announcement Of the college of den
tistry, tor the session of 1876 and 1861 shows
inviting facilities for acquiring knowledge
of dentistry. Among It's demonstrators we
are happy to notice ID. Il. Goodwillie. NJ.
D.. d. d. s.. son of Rev. Thomas Good
willie. ID. D.. of Barnet. DR.. Goodwillie
IS in charge Of operative surgery, and is an
honor to his profession.
Daniel Z. Johnson. Esq. editor OF the
Black River Transcript, printed at Ludlow
VT. died Sept. 10Th, after distressing ill
ness OF forty-eight hours. He was % years
Old. aud leaves wife and one child.
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TIE CALIFORNIAN.
local AND STATE ITEMS.

,s-we cad % IN Ike Tn Ca donisn valuable for
T.. loc ,Ews aid GU friends IN Caledonia tsse1 and
ssn. counties WI confer great f1Vor to us and add
YER, mat rally tn interest of he paper by sendingus
,.,,l items in d brief, legibe form
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12
Connecticut Riref V0iiey Fair.

ConnecTicHt RtrPF Tdt'Py Far.
III this fair held at Bradford Mr.. +. s..
Gage OF this place, took a $40 premium on
his collection Of photograph portraits. This
is deserved. Gage stands at the head of
all The artists in Jhis section. MI. Cas-
wells three years old colt also took the
first primium at this fair. A Newbury
man rot the refusal OF this splendid animal
at $1,000 W. J. Henderson of Ryegate took
the second premium on stations. and E. B
kcnmey OF McIndoes Falls. on cheese.
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NeaCbury Seminary.

SO many erroneous reports are in circu-
lation concerning this institution, it may be
OF interest to your readers to know the
facts in the case. The Vermont Confer
ence Seminary is located in Montpelier, but
by the conditions of the subscriptions, this
cannot be opened until fifty thousand dol
lars are raised. in addition to the local sub
scriptions of Montpelier, and its buildings
erected and furnished for occupancy. Men
that are engaged in the enterprise state that
the new school cannot be opened before the
fall term OF 1868. At that time Newbury
Seminary will cease to exist as Methodist
school; but meanwhile it is the intention OF
the trustees to keep it fully up in all its edu-
cational facilities to its condition at any
time in its past history. Com.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12

EARM, FRUIT ard GARDEN LANDS FOR
Il SALE Franklin T ac',' GlaEoe-tr Co, v y,
q miles II Pills phi, West J, rsey iai'road
Bet frui; and muc soil in III lion Meet convrnen-
beet rkes Very mi d. heal hfnl md delightful cii-
Hate, excel NJ er, .srly Wild Land 81 "a
SIS per Improved farms ga TO S15 per aTc,-long
C dit Hundred. are settling he-e. Report Of Scion
Robins n, AZ cu tur Editor Y. \. TTibun with cir
cuIas AM ,mphle-. free tn applicants. Iettcrs
answered add esq JOHN IL. COFFIN CO, >ewiield
Gl, uce tcT c., y J.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12

Mr. VIM. II. McGatiey, republican, has
been removed from the post office at Lyn-
don. and Mr.. George Ii. Weeks, copper
head. has received the appointment. The
postmaSter at Amsterdam, n. Y. whose
three sons. son-in-law aud brother-in-law
fought in the Union army during the rebel
lion, has been removed, and an uncOndi-
lional Breckin"idge democrat appointed to
fll hi, place. Thus Andy johnson swings
around the circle" finding traitors north
a we'll as south,' and rewarding them
wherever found. Verify he will have his
rcWard-sOmetme.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12

We clip the following from the Boston
journal: DIR. o. o. Roberts house in
Northampton. was burned by an incendia-
nv ire on Sunday morning. The building
was unoccupied. Loss $4,000, no insur-
anrc." This is undoubtedly OsmOre Rob-
rrtS. son of Charles Roberts formerly of
Lyndon. We learn that DR.. Roberts has
been successful practitioner at Northamp-
ton for several years.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.

The following described properly seized by officers
of the Gus Os 70, violation Of the laws of the
Uni ed States, viz
At ST. Johusbury VI. sp q, $50, 80 lbs butter 100
lbs. cl veg, 81 gals Uhiskey. bush, IL beans.
Any person or persons claimiag the above described
property reby notified to app wi hin twenty lays
of the tie hereof and i'll with collector Of the Gus
fo- tn district Of Vermont, claim, stating his
the interest in the properly so seized Also, execute
bond the init states coud ion that in case Of the
cond ation of the prop ry d, the obligo- will
pay all tn expense and cost Of the poo ngs to obtan
cond nation. Otherwise shsil proceed advert e
IL a property according to law in uch cases made
and provitei. GGJ. j. STANNARO, Collector Customs
Custom Hous Disr CT Of Vernon; 24-26
Collectors ytice, Burlington, Oct 10(
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Nest Concord.

A musical convention was held here last
Thursday and Friday, closing with con-
cert the last evening, under charge of Mr..
Dan. G. May. 1t was very pleasant af-
1.-The Methodists organized a church
in this place last spring. 1t has now about
twenty members.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12
DEATHS,

Births, Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obtua-
rles, including poetry, SIX GEMS a lipe.
In Beloit, Wis, Sept end, Eliza A., wife of Mr.. Geo.
f. Wiley, aged 81 years.
In Walden, sept 1Oth Minnie Rose, daughter of Rev.
Charles s., aud Julia K. Hamilton. Aged 10 month.
At Albany, Sept 18th, Mrs. Abner Eldredge, aged IS
formerly of Lyndon
In Goshen Gore, Oct 1T, Ida Mae, only child of Mr.
Chas. G., and Hannah BlOdgett Aged years, II mos
il days.
SO fades the lovely, blooming flower;
FraIl, smiling solsce of an hour;
81, coon our transient comforts fly;
And pleasures only bloom TO die.
In Houston, Texas, August l3th Mr. Newell L. Walk
er, aged S5-formerly of Peacham.
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HOUSE,

Court Square, Boston. Kept The European pl-n
ard by the day Scea. Rooms from Il IL - p dsy
Hull. & FISHER, Proprietor.
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CAUTION IN TIME.
nR. J. COILS BROWNIES CHIC
RnDYNE

This Invaluable remedy produces qu;e;, refreshing
sleep leyes psin, Gains the sytem, retpGe the Dc
ranged Functions ami stimllst healthy &C ion Of he e
CT tn's of the by. Tios MI # persoIs sty 10 e
wonder nj etc's and meiica ertol IL virtues.
ing il in great luan es ia the following diseases Con
SUMPTION asthma, bconchi'i-, ShoOPng cough, neurali.
disrTh'ea, rheumatism, sp .sin<. &c.
CHOLERA.-Earl Russell communicated to the College
Of ply and J. +. Davenport thst he had receiyei
vice IL oholers Chiorodyn". Lance, De-. 81,
lsf4)
CAUTluN.-None genuine without the words, "Dr. J.
Coils Brnwnet Chl0rcyne," on the COVER ment stsmp.
Overwhelming medical stmony mpsnis esch bit
tie. Sole manufacture, !. I. DAVENPORT, NJ. 3
Or At Russell ST, bloomsbury Lonin-
Henry Sriith SPECIAL Agen-. No ,. NASSAU st, y. Y
Sold by III usgists. q sni , pr tot, ord Is by
letter promptly stt' nded 10.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.

husband her only remaining support, was
recently buried.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
A company has been formed in Hyde
park for artificial trout breeding, after the
manner of Mr.. Greene of MumtOrd. n. Y,
who has been very successful. The spot
selected for the experiment is near the
Gold Spring. and is considered b st
adapted to the business OF any in the state.
being sufficiently shaded and without dan
yer from Hoods. and having an abundance
oi clear. colo. running water.
ORANGE COUNTY.
The Rev. Mr.. Williams. a graduate from
| AudOver theological seminary, has been
preaching few Sabbaths in Bradford. in.
stead of Rev. Mr. Mckeen. who resigned
some time since, and an effort is being
made to secure his services.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
The Express says that on the night of DC
toDer I'd. the store of j. Hidden OF Crafts
bury Common, vas broken open, ard goods
consisting OF ready made clothing, dres;
goods. and boots and shoes. to the amount
of $500 We're stolen. The burglars were
traced to Hardwick, then to Irasburg, ant
from there to Philander Wright's in New
port. where they staid over night, claimn.
TO be looking for work. They were arrest
ed and jailed. They gave their names a
White and Smith. but it is believed thes
names are assumed.
Mr.. Luther Colburn, OF North Troy
while drawing load OF wood, on the 5tl
inst, was thrown from his load by tn
wheels dropping into hole in the road
and in the fall broke the neck OF the righ
thigh bone. He will probably be cripple
for life.
James Needham, formerly of HOLLAND
married Miss Abbie HOag. OF Barnet. AT
bic soon discove ed that Jeems mad anothe
frau living in Holland. Complaint wa
entered and JeemS arrested.-Plead guilty
failed to procure bonds and was commute
to jail at st. Johnsbury to await his trial
the December term of Court.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Mrs. Chandler Gibbs of Hortonville, wa
seriously injured at Brandon, by the break
ing of some part Of the carriage in whic
she was riding. Her arm was caught il
the wheel, and she was dragged quite
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12

Rad VIVA the editor of the Cincinnati Times says of
Aliens Lung BAlsam:
\ REMARKABLE CURE.-Mr Samuel Lewis, one of tie
Old pion 'r o, Gin, matt vTy long. par nty, in
the last ages OF unsumpt on, and gwen ~ ply
All 8 Lung I!alsIm. ii d.i So, AMI imlntd a cO:ll-
menccd Covering, and il able uttcni bls.n
lie says ln truth, may say that il my life "
Mr. Lewis well known LiEcna j. d the full Il
conildc..,c ma be- pla III his IL i due
ter'trc, t. the colnmullty, especially sfc in :
unGer this terrible malady, at the full t publicity be
given TO such marvellous cure, that otcr uiierers
av.u hnselves Jf the remedy With plea urc, III. re-
fore we fer to thi- cure
F.oi our k!o@ d. Of The merits Of this keel ut IL
san, and hat Lear of it 5IFs, nix should
be at b. al persons suffering from cough OF
any pulmonary conn lin We Il that may ID
vanccd i'll sumption have been cure by Its use. 1t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12

Cholera, dySeutery coughs colds aud rheumatism IT
quickly cuci b. AMERICAN LIFE DK0PS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12

Scratch Scrat,hI Wheaton's Ointment will cure the
Itch in IS hours.
Also salt rheum ulcers chilbains, ami all erup-
Ous Ol The SKIN. Price ~ cents. For sale ~ all drug
gisIs.
By senting 60 cents W EEKS POTTER, sole agents
10 Washington street, Boston. II Will be forwarded hv
mall tree OF postage 10 part VI the United States
oct % lc65 Is
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PeNch0na OutdOne.

FRIEND STONE: saw in your last is
sue, from one ofyour Peacham correspond
ents, an account of Mr.. d. w. ChOate's
large sale of wool and lambs from 81 eve
sheep. have sold from 40 middle wooded
ewes the product of the past season, wool
and lambs amounting to $3l5.35. The
lambs. 80 in number, [ sold to 0. Currier T.
Co.. and the wool to Hilberts & Gould,
Passumpsic. l supposed it to be fair
Weld. but did not think it worth publishing
until saw the knowing" account of ''Sas-
sa-cus'' in your last weeks local column.
JONATHAN LAWRENCE.
st. JGhnsbury, Oct. 9, 1866.
We like to publish accounts similar to
the above and the one from Peacham last
week. Now if our friends who send us
such items, will append statement of hon
they made their animals and land produce
such results, the benefit to the farmers and
stock raisers will be greatly increased
What the farmers wish to know is the bes
treatment for producing the greatest re
sults.-ED. CAL.
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Spstial Aotifrs.
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH! SCRATCH

NOTICE. Elder /. II. Shipman will peach in the
hall Of he Old lion schoo! house sunday, SPIT 3" and
oct. "A and 2o -I--6s
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fore fer to thi- cure.
our u& d. o The merits of this KEEL mt IL
san, aud hat acar of it .IEs, nix it should
be ut liz b. n! persons suffering from cough,
any pulmonary com i'm. We il that Id
vanccd i'll sumption have becA by it, use. 1t
Way Will yuu suffer The remedy is
within reach o: all Splolanders Cou.pouna Flu! EX
tract Buchu VIII You all kidney Diseases rhenmi
tisul, gout gravel and dropsy, Reli Re- Mr. Menen's
testimony
CHAKIEsrowS Mass Nov. %, 1865.
MesSrs Burleigh Rogers feel iuty owe TO you
and such Of the community differing have
suffered to make known through the medium of your a
vertiSementS the that through the blessing of God
You have wrought upon me by using Smoander'S Buchu
had ,uli, red year with kidney disease, bad
could hardly waln took tour bottles OF Smo!nders Bu
Gnu, aud il cured me, and enjoy better health han
Please make such OF my and this letter
you Eay think proper. WM. NJ MELLEN,
U,u67' Missionary, 81 Lawrence st.
Price dollar. Sold by J.C. Bingham and $ Ran
dali and all apo,hecaries. BURLEIGI ROGERS,
Bo5un general agents. ASK Tor omolLnuers Bucnu.
An Eiiectuai Worm observation-disclosures
yrrmtuge Commits, or Worm Lozenscs-Much sickness,
undoubtedly with caHlren AMI adults. attributed
o other causes, Is ocCasloneu by The Vermug sc
Comt,s although efectaaI in destroying worms do
pc, ihle iiIuE TO The most delicate child. This vua
bic combination been successfully used hy physicians
and to be lie aut sure in era!catls wor.s
hurtlu to children. Chilrcn having WORMS require in
mediate attention. srcsl Of the troube often
prolonged SICKNESS. Symptoms in children are
often overlooked. Worms i'll the stomach and bowels
|
Use of remedy. The combination nsre,lie Is
ed III maxim Browns Vermifge Commits such as 10 give
the best possible with safety. GU IT'S BROWN
Projectors, New York SJd b. ali dealers in medicines
J at % cents boz. tmyl567
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Klller-The
great family medicine. Taken internally, it sud
den Ids coughs &c, and weak oInech, general d bill
y, sing mouth, canker liver comrs Ut dyspep
STA indigestion, crAmp paI in the stomach, b6we
coml int nier' collie, Asiatic cholera, uarlhpa
dysentcry.
Applied externally fons, bOils and old sores,
trs, scrlds, Cuts, bru and sprans, swelling
the joints r'ng~orm and ter, broken breasts Oste
feet and chblans tcothache. pain in TIE tac ncTa!i
and rheumatism. 1t is 4 remedy for sgle chlls
ever. tnovl
Piles. Piles. Plies. Piies.-putward aTpica
ions are rnlr AMI money thrown away Tn only pc.
Inanent is DR.. H,ri=ons Peristal L,zenges IN
ike at the We could I'll this paper with
They pleasant, grippe nor, like all pill, do tie
require of dos For elderly rsous, females
Children aid all others hey exactly suited to olivia
cost .cness, III prolific of ill heal II. tnovl
For sale D. ;. Harrison Co., propri tors, No. IT,
mont Temple, Boston, and by all drusgs.r. or will
mailer G receiving 6n
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FRANKLIN COUNT,

Mrs. Emily Cakes, widow of Seth Cakes,
Esq. deceased, has been appointed post
mistress at Bakersfield. This is an ap-
pointment which should be satisfactory.
Her only son died in the army, and her
husband. her only remaining support, was
recently buried.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-12

GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
~ Ladies' Bridg, port Conn. For circulars sddress
the principal, Mis- EMILY NELSON.
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WAY Will yuu Suffer The relA,d

within reach .: all SpolaIiels COn.p"UEd Flu! EX-
tract Bucnu Will You OF all kidney Diseases rhenlni
tisnl, sou gravel and dropsy, Red Re-. Mr.. Menens
testimony
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-06-13

ity.passioned South yet, and after being re-
stored to bel former position in the Union
she shall assist in building the waste places
raise UP the foundation of many generations,
and be calcd-th rcpairer Of the branch be-
tween herself, and the North-by smoothing
the fragments ofthe dismcmbered union, with
out marring its civil beauties. And when the
tree of Liberty shall have been rcplanted--
the loyal South will water it with her tears,
and nourlSh it with her purest ASPIRATIONS
until it stretches its top to the sun; its
boughs will spread over the whole world, and
wcaricd nat;o!s Will repose under its shade.
The vast temple Of freedom will rise m2jcsti'
cally fair its turrcts will swell to the heavens
rising above every cloud, and storm, and will
be batheIi in diviue glory descending frcn God.
NNosA.