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Hartford Fire Insurance Company
HARTFORD, CoNN.
FIRE RISKS.
Assets and Associate Capital over s3,50O,uOO
Security Insurance Company,
CITY NEW YORK.
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RIsRs
Assets near S2,oOo,0O1

In reopening his Agency of Heen years. standing
latter temporary suspenson undersigned is grated in
being able to offer the unquestion.
able security above Sc. FORTH of NINE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS and of announcing that he fully authorized
to issue policies aganst the pe of the rivers
against loss damage fire. the premium
less twenty cent and will adjust and pay all losses
Agency with the beraity and prompness characteristic
our HOME Companies
This large concentration capital In addition TO the spe
rior security offers will enable the accept heavier
lines Presses, Warehouses aad Stocks and River
Marine risks thereby saving the insurer much
and trouble in securing protection large sums he
pectfy asks from his friends and the public continuance
the confidence and patronage heretofore generously
bestowed.
Dwelling and contents are insured for term of five
years or less, upon equitable terms.
All necessary information will be given reference to Life
Insurance, upon the new principle of
FORGETTING POLICIES,
Payable in five annual ten annual payments and
applications forwarded for those desiring families
against the uncertainties of m but absolute certainty Of
death,
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company,
ST LOUIS, MO.
Assets over 100000.
The undersigned would also call the attention public
to the great advantages and security offered through the
medium of the --.0. -8-
GENERAL ACCIDENT LIFE POLICY.
1t s subject worthy of serious consideration an age
like the present. where the ordinary safety of individuals
unheeded and human life lanentably disregarded
behooves all to themselves against casualties now al
most certain to occur and this be done in the
Travellers Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN,
Assets, $5s7, 500 10.
The undersigneds fully prepared TO isaac POLICIES this
the pioneer ACCIDENT COMPANY Of this country against
all kinds Of Accidents, at home abroad trifpg
centage weekly compensation total
disability and the payment of fixed case Of death
within specified period
Explanatory Pamphlets Cards. etc. be obtained Of the
Agent.
n- No Medical Examinations required, and the Age OF
Parties only for Identification.
Temporary Office in the private office OF
Messrs. WM. H, HENNING 4 CO., Il
Nos. 95 and 81 Camp street-tup stairs.)
HARMON DOANE Agent
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
JOHN II. FULLER,
No. Dey Street, New York,
Has In store and ready for immediate shipment and s
featuring to order,
Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and

Boilers,
most approved construction Of all emitting 100 1900
nd esI aS Fl Mil aasnsr a My sf"1 & T r.
ST E anss sn neS Hs for Oil
Vertical Paners, Woodwork Planning Mochines
Iron Planers Gray Woods Planning Ma
Drill Lathes, Daniels Flaming Machines,
Boring Machines, Moulding Machines,
Stating Machines, Sash Machines
Steam S Pumps, Povs! Mort!sing Machines,
SHssn HHasne rp%gs 5nd SGT TsRoaiag Machines
shang PuIeys and Hangers Patent Belt Scroll SAWS
Rubber and Leather Beltings, Circular Reserving Mills
Fambing sad Fittings Rotaly and siR Minns Pamps
Steam and Water Gauges and Railway Supplies
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins!
Taylor Eagle, Brown Southern, Craven, Excelsior
tbna e Gins 5 s with snns hS Srss and
nrca Ynn' orders are rssne"t'n'r -r'ic',ef
pUMPs!-~.....P ..PUMPs:.......... PUMPS!
STEAM. FORCE SUCTION,
Lifting Pumps of Every Description,
STEAM and GAS PIPES, PIPE and GAS FITTINGS
EVERY DESCRIPTION % G9 {
f.. +.-. --of-
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters Goods,
For sale at the lowest rates. by
."" JOHN B. FULLER,
.azSE4 ....-.... DEY STREET,
New York.
JAMES DAVIS,
gos s,.t Boiler Maker and Blacks ksmith,
III, 8 20 u Julia street. and l49 Front Levee street.
Ofacs-FULToN street, corner of JULIA
s-'t" NEW oELEANs.'
Particular attention paid Steamboat steamsh
RspGirs " $500
limited STATES STEEL PEN WORKS
FACTORY, CAMDEN N. J.
.,...t- II. Esterbrook 81 CO., .,..- .
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS
wsrshonsss No. 40s Arch street, Philadelphia HI
Samples and prices application Lots made order
any pattern ftarnp required
CAUTION-These pens of genuine American manuac.
equal nish elasticity hnenes point the
best imported They therefore, gain the conf
is sufficient security against foreign imitation.
H. ESTERBROOK i CO.
Hy- And for sale Mt retail by staeners the United
States.
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HARDWARE--MACHINERY.

MAKsH q co.
JOHN G. MARSH, PRESTON W. EYRE, WILLIS A
STEWART)
Manufacturers Of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS,
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS for and plantation
use building, etc All kinds of backsmthing done at the
shortest notice. Particular attention given repairing steam
boat and plantation machinery.
NO. 256 NEW LEyEE STREET.
Between Delord and Gaiennie Streets New Orleans
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INSURANCE.

AANSohANCEs
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
OFFICE, No. 8 cARoNDELEr STREET
Amount of Premiums for the year 1865 s99n s,1 IN
Ameunt of Assets of the Company ~ 700 ooo m
The Board Of Trustees have to pay six nor cant in
rest the outstanding certificates scrip on and after the
second Monday of February 1866 and have further
scrip dividend of twenty five per cent
TRUSTEES:
j. Lorber, Jas A. White,
A. II. D'Mega, r. Matthew
Ar Miltenberser, 4, j. Lemore. 70 ss.~-..
A. Bidault, 7. Ayendano,
J. Lemore L. Grand .-. ".
Jno. Gauche, A. Yerloin Degruy,
Omer Gaillard.
- oMER GA1LLARD, President
aY; cAsTAvEnE, Secretary. y.
T ,oNDoN AND LANcA SHIRE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital. $4,000. 900 in Gold. Paid In,
WITH POWER TO INCREASE
The Agency of this Company prepared to take risks
Cotton Merchandise Household Goods and all descriptions
of Buildings, at the usual rates.
Fifteen per cent. will be allowed on all Premiums
Losses paid Immediately after adjustment a, this Arencv
BOARD OF DIRECTORS AT NEW ORLEANS.
J. G. Robinson, ESQ, G. W. Couves ESQ.
James p Freret Esq.
RIG MUsGRovE, General Agent
JOHN r. HEATH, Secretary.
oHce-6s Ca-ondeles street, corner of rerdido
HARMON DOANE's
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
Nos. 05 and OF Camp street,
NEW ORLEANS.
FIRE, RIVER, MARINE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE.
Etna Insurance Company,
HARTFORD CoSN.
FIRE AND RIVER RISK
Net Assets July l. 1866 Sa15, $50 II.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
HARTFORD, Conn.
... FIRE RISKS,
Assets and Associate Capital over Sa50OUOO
Security Insurance Company,
CIrY NEW YoRE.
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RIsRs.
Assets near s20Oo,0oa
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FISH--FISH--FISH.

Psssengers for aenty notify the Cenducor prior 70
Sne departure OF the train. G. PANDELY,
| "" Superintendent.
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oFFIcIAI soUHNAL l,l ! :
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
sElNA-rEs.
TcEsp Feb Is, 1856,
-0r THE
LEaIsLATuRE or LOUISIANA.

TrEsp4Y, FEB. Is, 1866.
The Senate met pursuant 70 Adjournment.
4 Present, the Hon Albert Noorhies, Lieutenant
Governor and President of The Senate, and Messrs.
Abney. Armstronc. Ben, Brusls, Bnrthe, Camp
bslI. Coco. Duyigneaud, Egan, Ellis, Feilowes,
Foute Gibson, GoEdon, Hough, Kavanagh, Kelso,
Kenner. Lapeyre Lott, NOLAN, Newton Of Jack.
son. Neu4su of Morehouse, Nelson, Roch6
Purcsl, Scruggs, Taylor, welch and Wileoxon--
so Senators.
7he procesdings we're opened with prayer,
e1srsd by ~ Rev. M. Beokwith, Of the Episcopal
Church.
I me journal of yesterday was read and ap
proved.
LEAVE Or ABsENcE.
On motion of Mt. Egan, leave Of absence was
granted 10 Nh. +. G. ". Ellis, Senator from the
parishes of st. Helena, Washington, st. Tammany
and Livingston, on account Of sickness in bis
family. &
cox,rus1cArIos.
The President laid before the Senate the follow
ing communication. to-wit: A
New ORLEANs, Feb.7, 1866
70 III Exrslleny Alber VOORHEES, lieutenant Governor
Lonisiana Present:
4 Honorable si,' ID compliance with d resolution
pissed BY Tie Hebrew Association 3 Temem
Dsresh, II uas Instructed to request for the auto
grsph signature Of yourself and Of all the honorable
members Of the Senate Of the State of Louisiana.
written On parchment, as the above wisely CON
clnded TO lay the cornerstone Of their synagogue
On Garondeiet street between Poydras and La
faystte streets, On Tuesday, the nth instant and
desire ~ deposit the list therein The contents Of
~ corner stone will be read before depositing, /
and ~ III documents and g. q shall be ready
b time, yon are respectfully requested 70 send
your HIT Oh Or before The 18th instant TO Mr. Louis
Kaiser, M. n Chartres street, President Of the
association.
have fhs honor to be,
Yonrs, very respectfully
4. MYERS, Secretary.
N me.Ion II III, ETaIl, tIe above communication
II 'rsssceiyed md ordered 70 be spread On the
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probably at the end Of the second cr third
year. we Shonll have been compelled 10
submit to 4 li>honorable peace,
Fortunately. however. lor the Republic.
Il different course was adopted. no:witIi-
standing The croakin@, OF Mr. Merrill, AMI
others The i.D@al Ten !cr -sct, assisted
by loans an:l taxr>-in V IIici it i but just
10 say Mr. Molfili yonrnrt i-carrie.! IL
successfully through The >ir''cIlc.
Mr., WaIton'S 'di~tingui>i.e,! rebel re-
ally named one OF the principal secrets ct
oar success. But ii i certainly cool. ruy
cool indeed. for Vi. }lorri!i'.' friends ia
ROW claim that be Is i hero because our
financial system prove! Il success. "
we'll might ii he claimed i!!;,! lai!an,t1-
ham and Ben u Jo"i are heroes lcc;.il-g
the rebellion was oycr,iiroNn. We have
shown that his only hcroi-!H i'll This par
ticuar, consisted III I blind o:'posiiinn 10
the very scheme which >aypi IL.
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TIE Dutch IN Holland again.

.yuJi1aie ! Jubilate Shout the Morrill,
host, because torsooih they have carr ID
Widham and Windsor counties. No
one ever claimed thee counties for .Iud ge
Poland. The fact however that Morrill,
senators were nominated, in itself signifies
simply that a majority of the members OF
the conventions gave preference TO Mi,
Mr.. Morrill,. We have no doubt these
counties are largely in favor of MIR. Nor
rill. and Just a little donbt that judi ge
Poland has some strength there. 1t r,-
qulres no great proves to keep a castle
never besci ged. Judge Poland's triend>
have no necessity for foragin" there, and
hir. MouilrS friends will get a better e>ti-
mate of their strength and of his, hen
they have passed into the enemies terrific
rv-thcy are much more secure than safe.
And having failed 10 convince the people
Of the superiority OF Mr. Morril's claims
they now attempt to create public s2nl-
ment by assuming it to eXiSi-the last re-
sort of IL weak cause.
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W0ttOn's .FnUrhU{.

There is little necessity OF wasting words
to prove what is conceded Walton
daily takes lis TO task for undertaking Mr..
Morrill,. and quotes from Il speech OF Ihad.
Stevens. in which that fiery old man
speaking of Mr. MorriI'S connection with
bill, introduced from The committee OF
ways and meaiis, gi,e> him great credit
for his skill and industry" IN their prcpa-
Ration.
This is precisely what we Lave conce-
ded 10 Air. Morrill,. and distinctly enrinci-
atcd in tic very article from which that
Journal, with characteristic Partisan I'M
fairness, makes CARRIED extract. TO show
that We dr>i gncd TO detract iroin tie credit
due him.
We cannot refrain from quoting lew
lines a; y specimen OF the elevation OF
liio"Hii' anu cleSi,lc" OF dlctlOn Which lis
editor has been able to attain Though the
culture lie has received from several year,
tuition iii congress
ooh. gentlemen, our gratitude is great.
May your shadow never crow less : c>-
pccialiI Il" shadow over senatorial honor>
sought by injustice.
Clear as mud. If any one detects the
point of this apostrophc, We trust they
will not tail to assist eur dull percep-
tons
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t. There Is Il diving bed sl'rradin" for
Won somewhere. inv friend. There Is a
STROUD somewhere wpaeing. There Is Il
storm coming that will wrench and Try
your spiritual hop" tot the utmost, See /"
il thai YOU are well-ir;lnded The way to
avoid the sand i to strike for the rock
Dc deep, and lay Your foundation well,
He that hcareih the voice OF Christ anu
dopth lbs wW. he * the wise man who biilid-
eth hi house npon the rock. Steadily the
structure rises stone on stone. Sometimes
in tears and trials the builder bnlldeih,
Sometimes through storms and persecution
and reproach. Bat he builds ior eternity.
And it shall bp OF such as he that ilir
celestial chant shall vet he hearl: ''l!erc
i the patience of the saints here are they
that kept the commandments of God. and
the father of Jesus
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will use money nor resort to any political
chcanery in the campaign. They put
his claim entirely upon the ground OF his
eminent fitness for this position. 1t Is of
much less Importance to the Honorable
Senator tlrat the people Of Vermont should
Sc. him aside for another, than that he
should lay up al for future regret. Our
candidate is not 4 politician.
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Some oiliciouS individual asked Gen
oral Sherman 10 call on the members oi
the southern railroad delegation from
South Carolina. now on a visit 10 Cincin-
natl, to whom ". /. ), replied: Thank
voui-no,, | dill call on the gentlemen
nrca. and | think ii is their turn to call
on me now.
\ priest ha~ t'"cm preaching in New
York against fitting hoops He PROCESSES
his ignorance of The revelations made lv
the fashions nj operas and theatres. IL he
never went there but added Il cannot
shmt my ewes 10 the abomination when ii
i IN front OF me Oh the street.
ARM M, Navy p.N>Io%S.-Commi>-
-inncr Barrett has issued the instructions
and forms n"cc>-ary for procuring the i'll
creased pensions. pursuant 10 fine net OF
.iunc o. 1865
-tm Austrian officer who recently ar
rived at Memphis i offering ex-conttd-
crate officers commissions in the Austrian
alm.. anI 4 cool many are accepting
them.
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~ lhe first number Of the Military
Record which appeared last week. an
nonnced that Capt. Drew, who stands at
the head Of its editorial corps, would Sus-
tain Mr. Morrill, ior the senate, wh.,e
Capt. Hight, the second IN command,
wonld sustain Judge Poland. As liner,
We're fourteen separate and distinct arti-
cles III the first issue. all in favor of Mr.
Morrill,. We infer that this week. it win lie
Capt. Hight's turn.
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MIR. NoEK,it's F!NAScIEElN.:.-Ina an
other column we give the editorial re-
marks of the Orleans Standard reviewing
Nr. Morr.ils course Us q iintncier. as op-
posed to the policy OF Mir. Lincoln and
Secretary Chase The facts set forth will
be remembered by our readers, and are a
complete answer to the immense claims of
Mr.. Morrlll's friends, based upon his emf
men; ability as a tinancier.
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y tornado pa>>.;l over i'uiia!o, y. Y.
al j, = Ii, cn Mon.itv. Hnro .iin@ several
buildings, incln,lln. the nitei >;;atc- cx
press compamy- stables, AMI badly iajur-
!"S tie "vcr>cer The rocf OF kremiin
nan and the AioaG'' e."fr partly destroy
cd. Several persons wcl, i!i,lieH. ami
tT" are reported killed.
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i'OiiticGi.


tArr since nanl" ana ->rh''chadhezzel
hal iil,ii' tallin" "G,, hccli'>' the latter
wuut 40, yield to tn" taste OF the l"rmtl
m thai !'iic na?ter ''ho;h alAt"Ar', it "'S
been ui'-crvr'i t.'ai ta-lr| III reference u
";h'r l'.tirr> 'i'ra%.r''. 40" we ""h
iror'~r IL t''l!"" the example q! lhc l''"-
yl"N+h monarch amt H"i'Fr'' Win our
,!ci%hE"r. hr"A''-" They disagree win iS'
aud ii ."n please Vs. admit that they are
iH-i a; hNi''-i - re ours ives i'!e:'l' 10 be-
tnr '!.'''- 40! necessarily compromise his
own idI'h hF a'inl'tih" the ii3'lc-lE OF an
others.
-Aud when We say that Il man who has
an interest ct enc thousand or fifteen nun
.irc,i ,.oIiaj:; :, year in Air. Morrill,. eicc-
:;on 10 the senate, may not perfectly re-
H,ct the public sentiment ci hi; county.
We simply recognize the COMMON law OF
human,:y. viz. Ma! self interest awa> ::
give bias 10 ihr ini::mcm, and unless or
brethren who have grown % te>ly over the
1nattyr. claim Tor ti.cm.rlyc- more of Ii-
yinity iI;in commonly tails 20 tie lot OF
humanity. tlIey must admit themselves 10
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OONN. & PASS. RIVERS Il. X.

.rMNEg ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING il Y =
Passenger trains leave II. oinslrry eing scGth Is
A. NJ c, meeting Wells Liver with train fer Nhiie
and Franconia Mountains, and ST W L. Junction with
trains for Concord woIceser Ei,n, New ork, Sarsto
g. &c aP NJ connecting ii W l.. junction with
trains g-le,ping car) for Bsen, Newpau and Mpnt7ra
Going naTth, 1l.'S A. NJ. Except Mondsysl and is
T. NJ sunday Ilornins,-, i; A. NJ
c-lS 4. ii. PERRY, Supt-
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For s.aVrrnGr,

Tor EaycrnGr,
nos rA(L DILLINGHAM;, of Waterbury.
For Lieutenant Governor.
nos. \. r. G .Ep>,ER, of Remington.
For Treasurer,
HON. JOHN 4. rAGL. If Montpelier.
-s,.n.s-. 49, .hALGsS
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NAGOG X SIIERBRODkE.
81 AGE LINE DAILY.

The shove named siigcs win leave Sherlrooke II A
NJ day and arrive at Ns-ng l1-::h a NJ, 10
with the steamboat through the lake and returning viii
leave Nagnc upon the arrival of the boat from Newport
w. and arrive st SheTrooke 10 connect with the Grand
Trunk might train 10 Montreal and Uuebcc- The public
will find this the shortest. sIeediet and cheapest of
any route between the Canadisn citcs and Il >fon.
tsep.2 WAEEEN PAIGE, Proprietor
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y lawyer and Il Clergyman were ~
rested Tor drunkenness in Albany. \. Y.
a few Sabbaths AGO.
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FARMERS
MONUMENTS.

SPENCER'S MARBLE SHOP.
LYNDON, VI,
Ial C' found large assortment Of monuments
ana gravc->t"neS, manufactured from both It,i
ian ana amerlc7n marble, liz variety OF STYLES
10 Siuf both rich and poor. And as 70 work,oso
ship and rsice. xii give good satisfaction. t.
who mas come to Lyndon will s-ne,ali, ind ,ha
los At hone ~ he ma found By experience
tnst nc can DO better in the shop a. work ,b.n
running a:or"I after j-J<, as i the r,.r,;so ..
tm":" Vino Only understand that part ofthe tr,4o
IIeI"I give u 4 Gail aud save from 10 70 IN me-
.ei..- CT, SpLEcEEPe'
L:ndon. April s, Io6,. CO 1"
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T UNnER CAN :gr, ~C..n<T,

i-'c ititr AS r., is'.-ai-s'> patel. - =.
sr' r'-- - = 1'.- n. .:,lG i3., .l..f. g.. -..
''..a-aa'i'', >'id:s-= = IA ~ i-hlIY >a.-f....
L. g'-:.1. tsLsn
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EOR SALE.

The subscriber ocrs for sale his dwelling h5use, IN
the village OF rce:sioro The huu-e i iarg, di-
and substantial. Il l. built On cn If the hest sites
the village, commanding god yira of Lake Reutifnl-
IL his 20 " II 4 never failing in r cellar
with fc b.rn nd NO q! hons, attached. The 1t
which il sta- contin # excellent land, Il
feIce- All ill ie sid T,s,s0naide re:Iss. Apply
the sub-cribe- 4 the hotel In the village
II IL CAMPBELL
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MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP

NJ ha9bltt ; pare cnllctn'i ltcl safa. -
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1 GENTS WANTED.
J. T. HEADLEY'S
HISTORY OF TIE WAR

Complete In two volume ai-, u II j. adaitr;
be the rn'~; trcin-, po:sia~ sd valuable hit ~ 4
ia" Ella ~ 1cf fully stttS,d iy tlr sale
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and das - enable L. SIMPLY Ncr i c.i=r-
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DU BLIC NOTICE.

All who are in favor Of bringing the water Of tht
mineral spring in <orth Dsyille 10 NeIt: DanviIl vii
lse requested 10 the school house in =sid Vii
lage the 18th day Of July. l>it. at T.. NJ. il
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NEW STAGE ARRANGEMENT
ON AN OLD LINE, COMMENCING
AIDndaN. ,TllN ID. 1866.

Stages viii leave -Iohnslury the arrival Of the
frum tie NORTH Munday<. Wednesdays snd FTidays,
passing through DanSill. Caf Iar.hfeld llsinfcld,
and arrive At Montpelier day. VIII leave Ionfpel
Ter fer s. JohIsbTy. Tuesday,. Thursdays and SaIIr
days, On TIE arrival Of tie flom Burlington, passing
through the above named towns, and arrive II johns
bury DAY Passengers VIII have opportunity
dine at MaTsiield each Way.
ftf JOHN +. TOWN, Proprietor.
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FRUIT ESSENCES.

Strawberry. pine apple md raspberry: r,is.;nc Irish
ms iirina. corn starch. pea and hulled harley lieic
10 d. lr''-h harley pure ta-far ii-car nate II
SOD u:aN .ai--I. 6Ke f al >ls,- fGstic mad
a., N:a-uay. blue comp 5un1 retz,cd. --Tvocd blae
Win l. aum -ait- ~ every kind rcarltt dse Irate 81
tin. and scids OF all kinds
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-29
BOTANIC MEDICINES.

shaker sud domestic herbs roots. lsrks snd powders
CAYENNE. composition la, he-r. lrsrk and ginger
CHEMICALS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-29
PATENT MEDICINES

From the beet laboratories in Amrr ca and rarlsnd
ond and fin boxes Homeopathic piil- aud cork. Q.
I'll .izr-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-29

W al hind5 ard New Productions alnoet 'ilv nad
10 the list in this department
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-29

lnst 'y'r' on" needs in h. dav Csll and Sc :, an
c'id 81; BE- y"u viii mud 4TInlaC drirks lly,
coy l2," = w:tr.. ,,. yii ina r.-- and c,u-.
i N'i 'r;..r; lErch. zilal D. lad h &c yu 4: arr
time AMI hl further hat yr viii rskc IT, time ard
= 40. !"A over csT,:ily 70 / L MA, ist a.; att
c- av'' all e., !.ic.l III i. I'D n low
81 cash prices. al - Ck iss ,a hr.-i.. :FIlh-
mIL Mn and ~ int ia - s,il nothing hut EELIA-
ht Aktii LIS. those that lall ;easc the public cy-
,ryN,..Tr
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II has Iccsr:iy ;--, rctt-ed and ar-an-.d n; nov
ird y iih i' stock -: J. ire~, f. m market Ten
ani H. "r trust tiai II viii plea yu w, ~. con
hiri that N'I-Int a;t-ds hilr. and int nd II
Ban" Il =" cearafr- drag store TO- Gail ani see IL
TT her" s,l can in 6sv -,Ersh yourself with a
cold ..lIs- u sndl tr.ln filar f-i.ii znI,r 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-06-29

!ootL fcroe7 and heyf hooks. l1Ecets end cass o.-
-Sal i--is, gum iSncrts ne,ii,s sid css uf zrl-i
Instruments needle inrcefs. and cisss el,-culans =-
Tr'ry hsndsce-, rlayic'i e2s-stl= t.nsiisrar ,.s-
Ilinp~'f hard rltier. cls<s snd elastic syrin-es