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Co., rel;a;ous vorls n ths;.thon' ~
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The mos. novel. .,,,. ro..bye featurs of /.
regent Garms. ,,ssLsd hall -, the phiIadal.
phia Acadamv of Mrs;c cnme;lted in IN in.
troduction Of ! vast e~r. TAm which, Sbere
suddenly EMERGED q lsfrs coll1cton of Wild
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cession. each s;v;ns IL noe nec,a;.r n
itslind. and isnsljv s,H.essss.Ss6 ,ba hn~, eos
which had sent them foaSA, =
Mr.. Freder;ck ~. = AAs;iv enaaeed
in collecting rnaterials fsr ! volume of the
best ssVersee az Soc;etv-, written by Eng
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r.h Ao.a.,nv h., eavo,ced 90
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Cabus' Hair Tonic,


Thisunequaiedp preparation, which the peeu
liar properties restoring grey hair to It's
and csases 70 the color possessed bcfe a
turned grey. II IL . permanent cure 10, d.ady-G
strengthens and enlis roots of the hair ve
hair astng and natural moisture cures seurf
ching and soreness of skin ave tried
this preparatics that they have tried all knds ~
Tonic md Hair and had ban lie To
hnd article that would produce the desired s~ult
until they had tried my Hair Tonic II has cured p-r
sons vho had solid Of dandrun all knitted INA
eemented In the share Of cap Covering ~.
whole head and the Of thirty DAYS after nsns
my Tonic the and dandrun a and the
nAI, sMcn nAo unit mat time been Pryeuted from
growing, resumed Is former healthy srovth
In the case OF James Mershou Of the 2lst
nose heaa vas covered With thick coating Of
dandruh and scurf, above and vhe,e hair
had almost completely fallen out IL show the virtur 81
this Tonic for In the three weeks
oft his scalp assumed hesi.hy eooticn and HE hal,
commenced to beautifully. This 10 onI one eaee
OF kindfn thousand could mention msEy othrr,
but for want space and am prevented from do
inSse.
Fold by GEoRGECABUs corner Of second ana Min
street Pree7s eents per bottle liberal .oosu, 10
NJ "ss dcld6m
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FARM FOR SALE.

SITUATED one and half miles from
~ Crct Ise county Iowa. containing 100 acres with
Shops and other buildngs Also some 500 Fruit Trees
choice varieties Of different fruits Plenty OF water an
5hAioA Land 1eod Ard psrf~et tale. Wiu au1lr iii
eNeeo1Ase 1rin two thrss otss o. tsse2 n = -
eood snAlI hoase % II spisndiS tnber arSs
,1DllgE Ne laaeW 90 pa teAg bsesuA ,AnPxao liz
cost, clear Of 81 s1penesN = eAlx 80, $3.50 ~
money. Gall And - bargain. !. @. YYEI
Assn-d&w6 On The plaos, 1ast Of CeoAca,
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Speer's Port Grape Wine i!

1ChE and four years old. for the Comm.
nloG iAbie and Family use. Prescribed BY Phys.
cAn.f1r Females, Weakly Persons and InvsIis The
vi - nemc ior hidney Amseaoss kheun,atism and
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How He Turned Il of.
The New York Leader thus relates an
.xploit Of Mr. Hind, the actor:

The New York Leader thus relates an
exploit Of Mr. Hind, the actor:
he was playing in piece, somewhere
out West where q brigand, confined in
prison, files of his letters with tool
supplied to him by an accomplice !;
climbed to the top Of the wall, gets one
leg over, aud is thea shot by three dread
fol soldiers, who rush in just when his
escape Seems certain.
THIS scene is very exciting As the
brigand works at his letters the audience
begin to sympathize with him, and when
he gets them off and painfully mounts
the wall, they think it pity that be
should not secure his liberty when he
be has so nearly attained it.
One night Hind was appearing, as ]
said, in this part He filed his letters to
slow music. he climbed the wall He
threw one leg over IL Then be waited
for the soldiers to shoot him, as any re-
spectacle brigand would have done under
the circumstances-
The soldiers then rushed out, aimed
their muskets at the ceiling. as soldiers
usually do, and pulled the triggers, but
the guns would not FIRE.
Hind sat patiently until the prompter
had supplied the soldiers with another
set of guns But IL was Of no use. The
suns would not shoot A third set vert
procured. hut with no better result The
prompiers boy had neglected to load th'
muskcfs
Kinds. like our Adams, decided tina
something must be done Paying no fur
Their attention 70 the soldiers ne stiiene'
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From WASHINGTON

W1sHrxcTos, July z5-The State De
partment has been advised that the fol
lowing prisoners have been relieved from
Irish prisons, on conditions Of returning
fortRrithito she United States Daniel
J. MIXERS, Col BOynard McDermOti,
Edward Morley and Kerwan
The House will probably adopt to-
morrow the Senate's preamble and reso-
luton, admitting Tennessee in fall, in
place OF its own.
Advices received by the Mexican Le-
CATION represent that the Austrian
column was defeated by the Jnsnsis at
0pie--the loyalists losing large num-
Der in killed, wounded and prisoners.
The Imperialists were about to abandon
Hocoalpan,
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poppipg The Question in Porn.

The sutton appears on the appointed
evening. with a gsyly dressed trobadour,
under the balcony of his beloved The
singer steps before her hower-bedecked
window, and sings her beauties in the
name Of her lover He compares her
Size 10 that OF a palm tree, her lips to
Two blushing rose-Buds, and her womsuly
form 10 that Of dove With assumed
harshnsss the lady asks her lover. Who
are you, and what do You want =. de
answers with ardent confidence: The
dove / adore The stars live in har'
mony of love, and why should not we,
too, love each other 7 Then the proud
beauty gives herself away; she takes
her hower-wreath from her hair and
throws it down to her lover, promising to
he his forever s..s
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By TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


New York, July 22-Fourteen cases
of cholera have been reported for the
twenty-four hours ending last evening
The disease is on the increase
Foreign advices report the cholera
raging at Stuten, Prussia, on the It'll
There were one hundred and forty'elght
cases in Berlin; seventy fatal.
The Seward-Raymond Republicans
have issued a call for a State Convention
10 nominate delegates for The Phladel-
phia Convention. There has been no
movement yet in the Democratic State
Committee.
The following steamers arrived hete
to-day Leo, from Savannah +. B. San
ders, from Charleston; Virgin, from New
Orleans; Enclide, Newbern; City OF
Limerick, from Liverpool
Further South American advices state
that the preparations fer the Presiden-
tial elections in Chill we're progressing.
1t was thought q revolution would ensue
if Perez, was reelected, and the admin
stration is overthrow by force Of arms
Business is brisk in Valparaiso.
Letters from ireland state that the
shore end of the Atlantic cable was sue
cessfally landed at Vaientia, on the al
ternoon Of the 9Th inst, and the steamer
william Cory proceeded to sea. imme-
diately. paying ont slowly. The fleet
had rendezvoased at Berhsven TO com
plete coiling. and ware 10 splice the main
eabyo with che shore end On the 18th
The yoyage Of the Great Eastern to Der
haven was stormy and longer than was
expected The condition Of the wire
night and day, during the trip, was found
to be electrically perfect The work 81
laying the shore-end, thirty miles, Of
cable was accomplished in less than
twelve hours, and the Insulation was
found to be all right during the process
AT the village Of He,rt's Content in New
fonndland. great prspsratons are ma
king for the reception Of the cable
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!. :, His lpageseo, old Hateful. !"

As the midday Worcester train was
about leaving the depot a man OF The
,Jonathan type Of manners entered one
of the cars and gruffiy requested that bat tiy 70
Young ladies' occupying seats should sly
foset5erl that he aud .his friend might
enjoy a tete,a- tete on the other side, .
z Bat" said one of the dsmseis' biase7
ing, this seat is engaged, d.
Engaged, is it-2" brusqaeiy -, re-
sponded the man an, VINO so; e" sbe Conscious
"A young man, ah wheres his bag
gage ~ persisted Ursa Mayor.
Pm his baggage, old hateful, replied
the demure damsei pnlting her rosy lips
into the preltiest pout' , :
:" old hateful subsidized the young
man came in; extended his arm protect
ingiy, almost caressingly, around his j.
baggage, and Mr. Conductor starred
the train. m %. r#. a@
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Lost His Snuff.

A Scotchman had reason to perform,
Journey to London. Beside him IN tAe
train was fellow passenger, with whom
he entered into conversation, and soon
the pair became quite intimate. during
the pause in, the conversation, the gen
tleman reached back his hand IN the d.,
rection of the pocket of his swallow-tall
coat, saying, II believe we must nave :
snuffs" On this, Swanie, by a'series OF
vigorous blows, Immediately proceeded
TO set his nose in order for the reception
of the ttillating beverage; but AFTER
thoroughly searching all his pockets IN
vain. the gentlemen was at last Obliged
10 conclude he had unfortunately forgot
te,, his sauf box on leaving home. Win
the most utmost dismay pictured on MS
counenauce, Sawnie, on hearing tbs an
nouneemeui, east reproachinl look at
the gentleman, exclaiming, Ny God,
man, what made you do that? | had as
mach in my nose as wud have kerried
me 10 LunnunT
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himself, fell heavily from the wall, rolled
over to the footlights, raised himself upon
his elbow, stared at the audience, choked
a little, and exclaimed gen.lusa..l,a
Good Heavens: ! have swa''owe y
After this sublime exclamation, NIL
that remained for him TO do was to give
The usual kicks and lurches, die in the
GOOD old legitimate style, and so,end the
nn;ecel and receive the congratulations OF
his friends. . i9.i 'A.e ~.
Il never look at Kinds without thinking
of this story. II ought to have mace
him immortal An actor who can iur-
nish such finale is capableofanythlngS
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Missouri River.

Bayard Taylor finds nothing lovable in
the Missouri river He says of 1t, IN
late letter TO the New York Tribune:
Even when one reaches the Missouri,
there is little in that ugliest Of all rivers
to divert ones attention. A single pic
ture of the swift tide Of liquid yellow
mud. with its dull green wall Of cotton
wood trees beyond. is equivalent to q
panorama Of the whole stream For the
seventy or eighty miles during which we
skirted il, the turbid surface was nnre-
Iieyed by sail, unbroken by the pad
dies of a single steamer. Deserted, mo-
nu,onous, bideous, ireacherous, with its
forever shifting saRds and snags, 1t al
most seems TO repei settlement, even as
il repels poetry aHd art.
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HIS HAND UPON THE LATCH"


YOUNG wIFr's SONG.
No cottage home is filled with light
The long. long summer day
pnt al / dearly love the night,
And hail the sinking ray;
For avs restores me one whose smile
Doth more than mornings maten
And life afresh seems dAwning "hie
His hand is on the iatchl
When autumn fields are thick with shea'es'
And shadows earlier fall.
And grapes grow purple meath the caves
Along our trellis'd WALL,
dreaming sit--thc sleepy bird
Faint twittering in the thafch.
To wake to Joy when soft Is heard
His hand upon the latchi
Tn the short winter afternoon
throw my work aside.
A nd thraugh the lattice, while the moon
Shines mistily and wide,
Nm fbe dim INLAND paths peer
in vain his form TO catch
7 sfartIe with delight. and hear
His hand upon the latch
Yesl am his in storm and shine
For me he tolls all day;
And his true heart l know is mine,
Roth near me and away.
And when he leaves our garden gate
AT morn, his steps l watch
Then patiently till eve await
His hand upon the iatcn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-23
From PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-The Demo
cratic delegates to the Conservative Con-
vention to be held here on the l4th Of
August, are ex-Goveruors Porter, Bigler,
and II. W Packers, and Chief Justice
Woodward alternates, Judges Jerry,
Black, Ellis, Lewis, Campbell and Par.
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From Boston.

BosroS, July 22.-Arrived, bark Lib
erty, from New Orleans, and d B.
Downe, from Liberty.
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TO THE AFFLICTED

nR.I IRONS HAS TAKEN AN OFFICE
4 Al - Second ~ siillfnnn Block. where he
prop1s,s 70 treat chronic ~ eases upon n new
principle here. bat one veil undsTsiooa ~ 20
rope. FucL a. Rhcunatism, Neuralgia-eliht n
rertodis or continued. nnd al Their ktndrea
eompiainir i propose alec 70 treat Hcmpr-
rhoids OF Pile. =.
Or. Irons has devoted many year. % The
treatment q the diTraees II Vomcn and en-
rnsy fhink proper ~ eive him ralL Nih DC
well rewarded for Their trOublc. ,
Il Offer the following references if. ~
Ward. Memphis Rev. Dr. 5teiiIaan. Men rhisi
eehl0s1 A Co. Krauss Co. Herman Lip-
man. Ward A f.eliurrc. ]. II. Hcbsrfsont huof-
nsT-at-laEs X. b. Miiier. Attorney-ai-laE-
lalyb-im
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cToLEN-ssREwARD-AB BLACK EBONY
- CANE. with a gold head, Dr. i, Irons en-
gravel On the head II the thief viii return ",
1 will give him Eve dollars, and M no quee-
tons.
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THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE!
II VALUED AT SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLLARsi $3.50.
THREE HUNDRED CHOICE AND VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS

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which oelsud
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charming andc
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The Original Iife-size Bust Lincoln, from

Executed by l. ylk which has been ASSIGNED
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ePR SIP E g IT u ..

TN THE SPRING COMPLETED HIS MAGNIFICENT
succeeded Chicago
this
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of
eousco opeio
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Association
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First Premium,
CROSBY'S OPERA HOU SIC


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rental 0
the
offers nptedhe il
beauty
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The Books will Close on saturday the -" Oh
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The Subscription Books will Close on
September. 1856,


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tho
PSnm the result Of the sT@Ts 2s
CROSBY OPERA
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The Opera House being offered as the First Premium


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connected with the main works bv rail-
road track.
"A little idea of the immense business done
al this mandatory may be had, when it is
known that about $50 men are now employ
ed who receive monthly over S23.OOO.-
And that the monthly product now
amounts to about four thousand scales. at
a value of over 100000. The manufac-
turers are now far behind their orders. and
are running their machinery till 9 O'Clock
in the evening, making an extra quarter of
day each tw nty-fOur hours. The repu-
fatIon which these scales have acquired has
been of steady growth, and is based upon
the principle adopted by the manufacturers
and never deviated from. OF allowing none
but perfect weighing machines to 90 forth
from their establishment. BY a strict adher-
ance to this principle the confidence of the
public in the accuracy of these scales has
steadily increased. and with it the demand.
The reputation of these instruments is not
only national but worldwide, and their use
will soon become cO-eXtensive with that
reputation.
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tdirbOHKs' Scales.

Ion, ~, o,,,. roodo,, o,to;do tho coole
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Uo;u,,1.., c,,os rho acknowledgements
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no., ,ho,, od,,oa Io.oo throo st,,v ;, icl
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las, ,i,,;. o.1,o. shows.
,h.;o,. r,,,dr,. IN Nv 10 foot wolfe
a, to,hi,.h u.;.h oo,tro eIovatioo To-, foo,
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CARRIAGES,


In Fin Eville, -. II. Oct s, iy Rev. Samuel Roy Mr..
y ID. Cor.er Of :. iohnsblry, and Miss Emma +. s =
sOns Gf Fshe,ville.
III Pa1Eumpsc, Oct l., b. Rev. +. Evan, Mr. Francis
B. GUS and Mira Celia E. Wood, both of Psssump-ic.
At Deity, Oct. 10, by Rev. j. z. Stone, Mr.. Hsve7 F.
Sargent of >tAnstesd c. E. and Miss Lucy Ann Bat-s
of b rby.
A d by, Oct. 10, by he came, Mr. Ammi D. Bates Of
Derly, and Misc Fanny F. Worth Of S,ans,e cad, T. f.
At West Concord, Get. II, by Rev. L. II. Tsbor, Mr.
Jewell ). Colby and M5S Alkaline Harrs both of West
Burke.
In Lyndon, Oct II, at the res dence Of d. Hall Fsq
bv .sev NJ ii. " ellis, V. rban Brewer of New York
CITY, and Mis- Fanny Fl. Hall OF Lyndon.
Ia Greensboro, Sept Is, Mr. Edison Weed of Go.hen
,iorr, and Mis- Verona r. Mont gone: of Hariwick.
In Greensboro, Oc.. 2, Rev L. H. Elliot of Winooeki
and Miss els Nj. iolnan of G eensboro.
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.

How few there who subject to some saetion
montOry synptns sgg7srste the oompls nj, until dis
esse strikes in fhsf osug insIp,sble torture Of the
patient aid anxiety and distress 90 friends ~ouly
cold "A slight sOrr throat the heed~ remark Of
msny when 50 Affected Yea; Only q cold, :" VS. ths
n ughies expresi Of thOu.snds whom death hss
marked for HIS Irey-
ForeENDed-Forearmedis should he the motto forever
in the MINDS # al subject TO coughs oOlds oStsrTh in
fuelrs Word, Of sdvice should be needed by all suffer
ing from HEna bronchitis. consumption. Relief with
in their reach and if neglected, fatal consequences
life Of misery N.Y. hourly struggle for sxis;
contest il which there I've but victor
peSth.
Does sppsl the srmgesi mind to think Of the
sui csusgd by neglect, Then Why delsyf Whist Il
lie offered when timely waning sounded In
.our ears When TIE danger i, pointed ont, Why not
avoid Il. Ngrsde1s Pecforrl Balm In, been used with
in nearly million Of cases endorped by the
medical faculty The mOs prompt and csciOus rene
dy that scientific research ha. discovered relieve and
all csses q uehs- ods, iunenra and cousumrt
if the i beyond Sl hope. Even when the ruler
j, In the last stages he vii find leef by using this
preparation. One bottle vii convince the mot incredu
lou. ;hst The merit, d this preparation by means
exaggerated IN fst-f4l far .hor Of the esl gs he
slowed by thousands who hsve heen curd by its
timely use guarantee accompanies each bottle, and
dealers ms ted in every Instance 10 refund the
m ney. " hen this preparation fsils to relieve.
Prepared BY T. W Msrrden, as Brusdvsy, New York,
and nj rslc BY AL druggista- Price 81 per bottle.
Wholesale agents, John f. Henry Co, Waterbury,
Go. {. Goodwin & co. Boston, N. 5. Bur, Boston.
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i'PTSOE9(.

ilajor Z. d. Re4ington, late paymaster
ii he army, mas received The appointment
of cashie. Of the Union Pacific Railroad Co..
AID viii for the present be located at Ldw-
renee, Kansas. Major Remington is son
ol e, t. Redinston, Esq, of this place.
Rev. Ii. c. Haydn, the supply Of the
North Church pulpit III this place during
Inc winter and spring, has received call
rom the church at Painsvile, OhiO-sala-
y 5000.
Frank \. Page Of McIndoe's Falls has
been appointed second lieutenant in the 44th
infantry q. L. c. 1t. Page served in the
III Vt. regiment, and lost an arm On the
pennsula-at Lees Mills. we believe.
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II;I' CALIFORNIAN.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

.,-,y end .syor 10 make The Cal do ian valuable for
.,... aid GU friends in Caledonia, Essex and
--,l., counties WI confer greh f"V0r TO us and add
mai, rally t til interst Ct he paper by ending US
,.,, i,e1ns in brief, legibe form
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-19
I03;Iity Bi5ie S0Cicty.

The annual meeting Of the Caledonia
county bible society was held at the vestry
g! Int North Church. st. Johnsbury, Oct.
Il. lS6G. In absence Of sec'y, c. VI. Stone
VAS appointed sec'y, pro TEN. BY the treas
lrrr's BOOK it appears there is a balance in
treasury OF ;,1j. For ihe year ensuing the
blowing officers wee elected:
f. c. Rciington, president,
q. Il. " eeks. vice
} G. Bin ham. 'ecy u treasurer,
Rev. j. iorrcv. COZ. scc'y.
VIM b. Palmer,
VIZ Sanb0rn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-19
( WHsicGf Star.

We clip the following from the Boston
C,mmercial: a gentleman Of twenty
i've years cXpe, fence in New York city, as
q rarhcr of vocal music. and who has
recently visited Providence, K. l., incOg.,
to hear Mrs. il. Viola Young sing at the
Rev. Mr.. Winchester's church, says she
has. without doubt. the very best contralto
Voice in America. Mrs. Young, whose
maiden name was Kent, is native OF ST..
Johu,bury. where many OF her relatives
now reside. She is a sAillful pianist. Her
mU,ica talent is natural. and the lovers of
good music will yet hear her sing in pub
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-19

>crarcn Scratch! WhealOn's Ointment viii cure the
itch in 4, hours
Also salt rheunI, uicers ciibains. and all erU-
the Price 81 cents. For safe b. al drug
gj>S
BY sending o. cents T. WEEKS POTTER sole agents
u va uu street, Boston, II Will ne forwarded by
mail Tree ~ stage t. an part UIel States.
oct % l-o5 ly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-19
The LyHdOH JsdaOHs.

We notice by the report of the committee
a; the Connecticut River Valley Fair, that
Ne buggy wagon made by Trull & Miller
M Lyndon received the first premium of So.
Ills was the same buggy exhibited at the
l-.y county fair in this place.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-10-19

Persons Prematurely Gray, C n have thei~ hs1r
re,to to its ursl color by using halls Vs.elabe
Ilar Remover.
Ii j. the best art Gle KIN 20 preserve The ha pr
ven ing it. fall g cut, and giving lie 10 iii, brashy
hs. IL, slthy soft gl1 sy. All who it are unan
iulous in awarding it the praise of icing the best hal
de sing ,xtant aud rith,t rival il restoring gray
hair to its natural Beware Of counerc.u and i'm
ationa AK ,r Hail. >nd tx ether Price 81
sold by ali druggist. oct 5llS