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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-30
BILL TO SELL LAND.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE, WASHINGTON
y County. Jane II. Nongle vs. Ameri'
Gus Leonard. The plaintiff says that the ds-
feneaut IL indebted 10 him and 10 non-r's-
lAent Of Tennessee, or 50 abSeonds ina. the
ordinary process Of Flaw cannot DC served up
on him, and having obtained an original All
iaehment against the defendant re.urnaete
before some Justice OF said County, and The
same having been returned before me on ho
9th day Of October, 1855, levied on the de-
fendants lands, II Is therefore ordered that
publication BE- made in the Union Flsg, no-
iifylng said defendant 70 appear At ny once
In the 9th district Of said county en The stA
day ofApril, 1850, and answer, or The sane
will BE- proceeded With ex paIts. Iee. leth
1850. VINCENT BORklhGi III.
mAszprtfeeS5s
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-30
Land Sale.

~ " TELF0RD and II. .. BOOTHE, Admir- Of n
NT BO0THE, Deed, W PJ Boothe and others. Pnr-
,1ant 10 A decree Of the County Court Al Ione.boro, In
tbe move eausa At March Term, 1855. 1 VIII sell At
the Codr House door IN J%onesboro on saturday The lilh.
dav on April, 1866, the following described tracts Of
Iand in Washington Comfy, Tennessee, DiiiTlet No.
I, And adjoining the lands Of Jesse Brown lira.sl Ne
InturT and others, and known a. the John booths
TT.et ia The Greasy Cove. containing lB7 AGREE.
said Tract will be divided into four parcels 70 suit
phrehasers. There Il 4 good Orchard on u, vel water
"a, and a good Dwelling House, BArn, and other out
buildings. Also.
Another Tract,
Known as the John Booths Tract In the Warn Cove,
adioinlng tbo lands Of Calvin ZONES. aad the old Blair
Tf.et. containing 3t3 ACRES, more o. les, and on
vbIeh there IL a good House. Barn, and other out
b%ulidlngs, With = splendid Orchard OF ehoies lfnit-.
mi, Tract will be sold In a body. One huudred DOL,
hrs of the purchase HoDey must be said " aand AMI
the remainder M i~nstaiimsnts o. Tvel1. and kEhieen
months. The purchaser giving bond and approved =.
sadty. A lien VIII BE- retained on the land, uaiil ne
YIN IAN IA JOHN y. GRtsHAM.
3.ststi,t~nntO Clark and Commissioner.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26
MARRIAGES.,

! At East St. Johnsbury, Jan %, by Rev. H. P
Gushing, Benz. Nu:ter. Esq. Of Barton and Mrs
/ Eleanor E. Willis of St John sbury
/ In Barnet, Jan Is, by Rev T. Goodwillie, Mr.
/ c. B. Somers and Miss Janet Samuels, both o.
Barnet
In Waterford. Jan. y, by John Hought n
| Esq. Mr.. James w. Learnerd OF st Johnsbury
and Miss Priscilla Knapp of LittIeton. y I'll.
I In Ryegate, Jan. Is, Mr. Carlos NJ. Gilbert Of
Concord, n. II and Miss Mary Ann Symmes.
At same time and place, Mr.. John IL. Symmes
of Boston. Mass. aid Miss Phebe J. Brock OF
Ryegate.
I In Cavendish Jan. Il, By Rev. II ". Harlow.
Nh VIM LudIam OF Cayendish and Miss Hattie
l. Uavi, Of Wearherstield.
At North Concord. Jan l, Mr.. Aaron Drown
Of l.it:leton and Miss Susan Bean OF Victory.
In st. Johnsbury, Jan |. Mr.. b T. Carrier of
Concord and Miss Penelope A Evans of 'ictory.
lii Lancaster, n. H. Jan. l, Mr. Robert Suitur
| Of Victory and Hiss Susan Fellows OF Concord.
In Victory, Jan. /, Ir. Charles Il. Story of
Victory aid Miss AImira B. Blanchard Of Con-
cord.
In Concord, Jan. /. by Rev. L. D, Hopkins,
,Ir ohm Scales and Miss Rosetta Bean. both Of
Concord
In Victory, Ian l. Nj Lcrov O. FaInham and
Miss josephine F. Story, both Of Victory.
In D.uy.l!c Jan. -. Mr Warren Sauborn of
Whesloch and Miss Cali>ta NJ Harris of Dan
vile
IL Holland, Jan. II. Mr. Frank l.. Holmes Of
Char!ast6t. aHd Mss lizzie Barrett Of Morgan.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26

lrs. WinsIOw, an experienced Nurse ant
Female Physician presents to the attention of Mothers
her Soothing Syrup, for children teethlny by sOftenin
the gums, reducing all inamatons, will alay all pain
and spasmodic action and regulate the bowels
Depend upon it, mothers it will give to yourselves
and relief and health to your infants
We have put up and sold this article for 30 years
and say in confidence and truth Of it what have
never been able any other medicine-never has
Jailed in single instance to cure, when timely
used Never did know a of dissatisfaction by
any one who used. On the contrary, all delighted
with Its operations AMI speak III terms Of conmendatio
of its magical effects and medical virtues We speak i'll
this matter "wha we do know" - years expert
enle and pledge our reputation for the fullimeut OF
what We here declare. In almost every instance where
the nian is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
will be found in fifteen twenty minutes after the syr
up is administered.
Full directions for using VIII accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the iac-sm lie of CURTIS PER
hNS, New York is the outsid wrapper 5 DID by all
Druggists throughout the worl rice only 81 cents Der
bottle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26
Davis Pam Killer has won for itself =

'aV'>' ram hItltr has won for itself a
reputation unsurpassed in The history of medical
YiS IL Is as Wei known in the trading ports of India
aIu Cnia as In New York and Cincinnati and its con-
uaiy increasing demand WI here it has been long est
AhoWn. is one OF its strongest recommendations and
pest advertisements 1t began to be avOrably known in
- and has ever since been gradually growing into pub
Hc 1aror III In thousands OF families. ii IS be
considered as article OF such necessity that thay are
LeVcr without supply 10 resort TO in sudden i'll
ness II IS not unfrequentlT said Of it We would
soon think OF being without Hour in the house without
ram kl-r 1t gives Iiie,tiate relief in of Ids
or burns, well as the sudden Of Darrhpa Uys-
ctery or other similar affections of the bowels and
iis entirely getabe preparation, ii is ii
reliable. The pr0mptness and certainty with which il
acts in relieving all kinds of pain, makes eminently
worthy It's nalne-PAlN kiLLER-a name easily under
stood and not easily turgUl ton. tgU
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26
Abel II. Fiiut'S ES;ate.

THE subscribers havin- been app 'ied y the hOnora-
hle probate court the district OF Caledonia commits
s0nrrS receive. examine ard ADJUST All claims and de-
naud> Of a! persons pSt the estate Of Abel Flint
lat Ju.ll,bury, district DECEASED r-ur,-rr-
ed in>Olvet. and The irrn oi TX months from 23fh
day 81 January. 1860 being al wed ry said court L. the
creditors SELL deceased exhibit i Prove their re-
speCtive aims before give notice that viii at
tend 10 the dut ri our appuin ment at the dwelling
hou>r Of Napoleon s. int III St JphlStury. said dis
trct the ~t TUESDAYS Uf FebLury and J,ic next al
O'Clock Ia the ai;.TuoOu, Ju each vi said day.
EPHRAIM STONE,
$3.50 JAMES Il. STEVENS, iCom'Es.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26
tSsph Hsutciie,s Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, in Probate Court. held at 81.
Caledonia District, : JJcln>bI.y. within aud for said
district. on tie 18th day Of Jan, ID. lSH
Instrument, pUrp"rng 10 be the last VIII and Tes-
Ataiaet A>aph iiUutee. lacof PeLcIam in >aldlis-
tTlct deceased, being resented to the court by Mrs
Fiea Boutelie tue eHecuriX therein named, for pro-
bate.
is ordered ~ said court, that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session said court
te v.cn at the PROBATE Oflice III st Jonn>bury the
l0th da' al Feb et6 aud >hr~ ciu>" any they Hay
have a INST the Probate ui said y H. iur which pui
pose, II i further ordered, that copy uf tn record
this Published three weeks sIccc->!vcly ia the
CaicUI,n. rrlr,e.t - ,hi>bury prcvnu, To sal
time appointed Tor hearing
Asa l.. FRENCH Judge Of Probate
true copy OF record Attest
S7-o9 asa l.. FRENCH, judge of Probate
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26
DEAN Is.

Births, Marriages and Deaths Inserted FREE Ob.iua-
ries including poetry, GEMS aline.
! liz Greensboro. Dec. :, Mr.. Joseph Hill. aged
l0-Son Of Samuel anu CYNTHIA Hill.
In Maidstone, Dee 80. Marcus A. Webb, Esq,
aged s..
In san Francisco. Cal. Dec. t. Mr. Edward
" Hall. son # EoDert HAL, Esq AGED .. ia'c
If k,r-ltr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26
rue CALEDON IAN
,oCAI. AND STATE ITEMS.

Wc eaL,,yor TO make iHE 'A'kDoNlS valuable
r.. zeal ns,<: and friends IL Caledonia Essex and
,.,- conn,iy, will touter great favor to us and
materially to the inter,; OF the paper by sending
49, I'm a huff ln.ille torn
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BENNINGTON COUNTY,

The Mancheste: Journal says that val
liable horse, the property OF Mr.. Comfort
Bebee. Of Rupert, was gOred to death one
night last week by ieroci0us bull belong
ing to Mr.. Abner Richards Of Sandgate.-
A son of Mr.. Bebee was making neigh
forly call at NJ. Rs house and hitcIed
the horse near by. Hearing an unusual
noise in the vening. young Mr.. B., with
several OF Mr.. richards family, went out
to the horse, when they found that Taurus
had injured him in terrible manner. The
horse died soon after.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Mial
Reynolds of Manchester, Vt. died by sutfO-
cation. from being wrapped TOO closely,
while being carried by lis mother. from her
house to another. a mile distant, last Sun
daV.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26
DGrtd H0skeW against PeachaM;
fe0cHdHt against CUietIOnia, and
Catalonia against Vermont.

Mr.. David Haskell of Peacham. killed a
pig Jan. .. about months old. that weigh
ed When dressed 40 lbs. We have some
big things in Peacham if we hQcent a hotel.
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Cabot.

rev. ;. +. Drew closed the sixth year of
his labor with the Cong. church in this
town on the first Sabbath of this month
anu we hope and trust that :his labors have
not been in vain with tie people of his
charge. The year 1868 was an eyentfnI
yea" with this church, in the death of EIGHT
OF It's efficient members, among which
were TWO OF its deacons, leaving the church
without any ordained deacon 90. There
were thirty-two deaths in town in 1861.
The post office department have ordered a
daily mail from this town to Montpelier to
commence running the first of February
next. This will be an Improvement. J.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26

The notorious VIM Warburton, ALA,
:" I}ri.tot Bill" was recently captured at
hi, re-i,lcnc2 in Hamilton, Canada. Ills
last oliynse was rohbing the Gore Bank at
Calf. some time AGO, and the detectives
were on the alert for him. 4 local pa
per SAYS the prisoner is somewhat advanc-
eli in wears, and has the usual sanctlmo-
NOUS appearance OF rogues OF his dIstinc-
ton.
l!ai. Gen. @. O. Howard will lecture
at Music Hall, Boston, on the evening OF
! February F.; subject-Ihe Freedmen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26
.S1As RANDALL,
DEALER IN
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
PAINTS,
VARNISHES,
GLASS, PUTTY,
e DYE STTTEFS

GLASS, PUTTY,
! &DYE SrUFFs
AT THE 0lD STAND OF H0YT & RANDALL,
Railroad ST., st. Johnsbury,
Has on hard the largest assortment of Paten,
Medicines, Pelfumery and Fancy Arti-
Giles. Letter, Note and Cap Pa
per, Pencils, Pens. Su-
! perior Inks, and
ARNOLD'S WRITING FLUID,
And all articles kept by Druggists generally, tina,
can be found in the country.
( Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded
! He has hand all the popular HAIR RE-
! STORAT1VES of the day. Also, the Popular
/ Handkerchief Extracts of EGYPTIAN LOTUS
and NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS. Also,
SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS.
Give him a call and he will sell LOW AS THE
LOWEST Remember the pitee is at
S. RANDALL'S APOTHECARY STORE,
SIT RAILROAD STREET.
THE EMPRESS HAS COME.
M.CHASSIER'S TEMPERATURES,
This celebrated
COMPOSITION FOR THE HAIR,
Lately introduced to the American public is at
tracing
UNIVERSAL ATTENTION.
The Empress sells by the gross where other Re
St0ratives sell by the dozen
BTY THE BEST!
Dc not be content with premature gray hairs.
nor with scurvy bald head a good head Of
hair is worth saving
The Poor can be Restored.
This composition is now
USED IN THE HIGHEST CIRCLES.
1t is nicely perfumed
FOR THE TOILET.
Prepared according to the express formula of
Dr. ChauSSier. and Warranted
WALLACE BROS. SOLE PROPRIETORS.
MANCHESTER, Nh.
CARTER X WILEY, GEN'L ACTS, BosroN.
For sale. at wholesale and retail. BY
y. RANDALL, Druggist, .
RAILROAD Strict, ST. JOHNSBURY,
S7-a9
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the horse near by. Hearing an unusual
noise in the veniug. young Mr.. B., with
several of Mr.. Richards family, Went out
to the horse. when they found that Taurus
had injured him in terrible manner The
horse died soon AFTER
An infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Mial
! Reynolds OF Manchester. Vt. died by sutfO-
cation. from being wrapped TOO closely,
while being carried by lis mother. from her
house to another. mile distant. last Sun
day.
CIITTENDEN COUNTY.
\ nail factory, which will employ seven
ty hands and make fifteen tons OF nails per
/ day. goes into operation at Burlington this
week. Another factory 500 feet long and
/ - wide. for the manufacture of horse shoe
nails will soon he built there. and Othe.
mills tor the manufacture Of aNles, riyets
and tackS are contemplated.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
! The story that Mr.. Hubbell's defalcation
was from ;S3OO.000 to 500 900. was quite a
mistake. The truth is uIl bad enough
Mr. Hubbell's father IS far from the richest
man in the county. not being worth more
/ than l. or $40 .0Nt. The story We printed
last week was evidently got up by city bro
kers no "antc TO make S''inc'ni'l% on "i
it. The story this week is that sheet of
| l0O-dOlar bills have been found anon the
papers OF Mr. sIuDDeii. on which he iiai
evidently been experimenting in al attempt
- initiate The signature. Of NJ. Green. .,ie
t.,ili.>r president Ut lie bank. Whether a4y
such y,ere put in ci citation, thus aGd'lE
c rtInter.ei,in~ 20 lief, is not kuowl. !.N-
,di(i - ,I;l'hl',,, .,,i
~ ~, ,,,i. ,,,,.,;":,.,,.
,''r,,' 80 ,I,t WIZ ~ r.,li'., u,
p'i'"o' ~ ~ - -, .I'''t,,I-
~ i,'o D.. v,,o, tr,s+ eI,o,,n,
-, -, ri.,rl,,ii ''',;ip'.',,r t,o
>';''' ~ 81 =. nv ., CIV :" -
''!u q; 't,'"' '.,ti""g - ia. ., i'e 80
i"i, u poo'H' "''' w. 10
a' :: -oo oI t' G ~ ~, l ,1n.,Iin,
go . IA H. ". l,. hn',,
r,",i',s>o ,'n'v' 49, ,'.,,, '''' ,.i,,,,
'v'' 'v', ~ ,,. i,, ''', .. ~ unh-
: lax o~c also lid 10 be IN Inc lit. Tie s.
800 package OF bank bills. already noted a.
recovered. was iouild over wardrobe. coy
cred with dust. Ii i now conlf@;si"fed mat
,ii<7iSQuoi bank bills VIII be taken a par
a the safe.
\ lille uigi, AIRED about seven years.
named Mary Grecnou9i.. daughter Of one
Of the employees in the st. Adams foundry,
, was clicked to death last week by a piece
OF nut she'll.
We gave postscript last week. stating
that a lire tdu destroyed con>l;!e' able prop
erty 4: Il. -Nhale: L appears tIa' five
''ofP> ;'li' some ".eI :''i''l-I M''t p,'' II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26

Elder III. Garfield of Waterbury, will
preach in kittredge's Hall next Sunday and
Sunday evening. at the usual hours of worship
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26
CHTTENDEN COUNTY.

\ nail factory, which will employ seven
ty hands and make fifteen tons OF nails per
day. goes into operation at Burlington this
week. Another factory 500 feet long and
- wide. for The manufacture of horse shoe
nails. will soon he built there. and ohe.,
mills for the manufacture OF aXles, riyetS
and tackS are contemplated.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26
.conts for The Caledonian.

o..
i.yrGale. ..............ts i.O. COW Les
Sa,h.,ld MOSES DAVIS,
Srtou.................W M. \. DENSNORE.
Nnt'n ............... ). ". hiiI,''t"
i'.totd. ............ ,iOliN Fry, JR
WA,po,h ............. WM CHASE.
BriT Loc0is.
At the town temperance meeting the
18Th inst. the following officers were cho-
sen Tor thc ensuing year: {. NJ. Stone,
presidents; E. II. Stone. vice president; L.
q. stevens. secretary; A. G. Chadwick, II.
p ,lll. IhoS. l.. Hall, executive commit
Ic. fiji, committee were instructed to
can meetings in the different villages in
ionu during the present winter.
We are requested to say that there was
n,thuG in the letter from Mr.. Burbank (re-
TERED % last week. about poison. He only
wrote that the physician gave him differ
tul medicine from What he intended. which
caused great pain aud cramp in his stom-
ach bet that active measures Gas stated
saved his life. Seine who heard the letter
read, inferred Nj. b. was pOisoned-acci
dontaily, OF c0urSe-but the word poison
vas not in the letter. We are glad to learn
that later communications represent him "a
fully recovered.
The congregation of Rev. r. W. Har-
low Of ProctOrsvilie made him friendly
visit the 18th. leaving with him $50. mostly
currency.
There have been at least four runaway
horses in on" streets since last Thursday,
and among Them the roans with the fore
.ayrl,e of lhe depot sleigh. \ single
-ri.h was smashed by a runaway in front
4 e.. Ar Levi FuIicr's. Saturday. The eXer-
81 c,>eof little care would prevent most ac-
ci-at. o. the kind.
V Charles c. Bingham of this place.
,".. # i. e. Bingham. druggist. received q
rJafti injury on Tuesday. While assist
iu- ia ding tiicit ice house, he was caught
t,,Nreii tN0 huge cakes Of ice. and one ol
~. - sustained severe. though II Is tlopel
hoi permanent injury.
Some one DATING at st. jOinshury ha:
replied to the "Nerm0nt Politics. articl,
.,',i;4l :, I,o >,,,;.,;.l1 ua,,,l;,,,
I..,,.o.7 :, ,.1,io, H. Shaw, 49,, NOT o,,,
,,.u,,,,,. ..os. h,t .hsnr,,itv of tho for
mar ,..;,o,.. ,,;.,orv and nrod;o,ions III
,ot,., ci.,.s wifi, n.,,ot ,Irn,..,. ~ h., q his
.o.,. o,..,.. ,,o,,,l,,.,,, s,,oorIa+i,, Ia,,
which nav Ia of honnf, to same localities
1,,. con, ~. ot.,o oocornt ho,a a. nearly n
l..,. seen if tI,ey have not drawn. the .ele
phdh''
yUe. ,yd Ma,
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The congregation Of Rev. r. W. Har-
l,w Of Proctorsville. made him a friendly
visit the 18th. leaving with him $3.50, mostly
currency.
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!iil.I.'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN

iaii!. RENEW EH has proved itself to be
tie most perfect preparation Tor the hair offered to
the pUiiic.
Iii, vegetable comp 1und, and contains injurious
y. ,lertcS whatever.
# Will RESTORE Gay HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR.
II VIII keep the HAIR from falling out.
il ce,es the scalp and k" tn. hair soft, ustyous
AIT ni.hen
Iti~a ,icId.! hair dressing.
81 person. Old ~ yoJIs Should fail to
Ir J. RECOMMENDED AND UsED HY TIE FIRST MEDICAL
emo ;IIf.
sy-Ask for Hall, Vegetable ~ici}ian Hair Reviewer.
AMI take no Utner. Il p. IL All. y CO.
Nashua, y. H., PrUpricturs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26

The County Temperance Society is in
session at this place to-t'ay-Thursday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-26
4 Cough, Cold or Sore Throat require,

4 Cough, Cold or Sore Throat requires
immediate attention and should h.. checked, Ii allowed
10 continue irritation OF the lungs maneu throat
lection icrIbie lung disease is often the result
Browns Bronchial TrOChes having direct influence
the paris give immediate relief For bronchitis, asthma
Ctarrh, cOnsumptive AMI throat diseases, TrocheS
used with always good success.
Singers and Public Speakers will fluid Tr0eheS useful i'll
clearing the voice when taken before singing speaking
AID relieving the throat after UNUSUAL eXeTtion Of The
vocal cr-ans The Troche> recommended and pre-
,rtcd by physicians and have ha testimonials from
ncnt men throughout the country Being article OF
true merit and having proved their efficiency test
.ay Years. ten finds them in new localities
u ,a!t. OF The world and the Troches universally
Irou.ln,c !o,;,g than ;hcr article,
eui, :;roru', Bronchial Trnche>. aud do rot
tsa H. Of lie worthless limitations tina may be offered.
sold every here III the United States and foreign
IIi,>. - -, o..i.t- i,-r boXt t2JIpr6G
Wh;>l"r>! Whi>hor DO Won want viii,
i,r-.- Isyt i,c-: oar tIrcc:.tu Comp i Il force
.,. ?. -ru~ In" >uortt.ot chin or mar.
g3.'".''' IA we.H> Pre-, 81 90 Pacs',e> t.;
,.... address WAN r.R Il 60.
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EisAnrweii'> T"lu Anodymr.---r.r real
Ee'"-~ttE Il his -.rA prrpUtln;i Wa iw'-''.l and
vr i> II r.',ej u'N his i!"'c>>ljv Ia been M. Z"
i,e = 81. natural otf" ttr all CI-c> Of .o>> %; sc'
ant y - Ms Ti' AMI ' >ia mod l'T 81! l'!ri
rAcj.i tie I. a. -rT,. Hrattlc ana 81 Vim l.."
cases inward appcalai without producing any q"
TIE horror "r had effects oi opium Or pt.i'trti'~ Cd"
opiuu. iUt prcia.Iln that >nI. il tai reach ~ t''
COMP amt, W"H" cave 40 IAN al '.s'Il'H brh.l '
t':. AID "itl" II nervous or common >'h he''''i'
;r he suffering III IUAN ucINr'Ltj.tu distress a'jrT
't'cIt i s'.. : ilic II /, the prod elton d" c'-
...,tr uaIp i.om I!iJi. perfectly natural in color.
.i :y Cn.irntc l. test VIII be i.uu!
i.- IL u'irt ii.i ,.'i LEM II lAr@e number Il
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,j.Ull>s,ER'S EXTRACT BECkU
meteorological Regi>,er.--iiarnet,H Vt.

Noyth Latitude .to,ty-tpo degrees Sertntcon
MINUTES, Lo"gtt"de sccemy-fco agrees hte MN
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p?rry's Moth and Freckir Lotioa.a--

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TANGIBLE cot NTI.

The LamoiIie Newsletter lays several
horses have been taken seriously i'll With a
mysterious disease from which but few re
cover Dir. i. 5. Foster OF Johnson, had
two taken down within half IA hour, one OF
" llich. valued Il! 500, died. The disease aI,-
pears Ike poison. and by many is 50 con-
sidcrcd; but possibly i All epidenical dis
ease that needs to be investigated.
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We shall endeavor to settle with everybody br
January lst, 1866. We wish all TO call and Ia
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There have been at least four runaway
horses IN on" streets since last Thursday,
and among them the roans with the fore
uNrl.e of lhe depot sleigh. :. single
-.-i.h was smashed by a runaway in front
T.. Ar, Levi FuIicrs. Saturday. The exer-
! c,>rot little care would prevent most ac-
clirnts o.. the kind