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LQIHX.
DIR. j. II. ANDERS' IODINE MATER

On. u. II. IN UENO IUUINE UIJE
A pure solution of Iodine, without solvent.
Containing full grain TO each ounce of water.
THE MOST POWERFUL WHALING AGENT AND
RESTORATIVE KNOWN.
1t has cured and will cure SCROFULA in all its
m 11I torms-lLCERS, CANCERS, ~
fHLiS' SiLT RHEJW-ard il has been used
Dyspepsia, Consumption. Female ComnI,;nrs
heart. Liver and Kidney Diseases, &C.
Price 81 bottle, or for -.
W. IL. ANDERS & CO.. Physicians and Chemists,
ABS Broadway, New York,
Also for So lie by SETH W. FOWLE & SON.
10 Iremons Street, Boston, and BY Druggists
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT
BETWEEN
st. JOhnsbury, Montpelier & Z. Hardwick

LEAVE st. Johnsbury and Montpe Ter every
night Sundays excepted) at ) P NJ. or on the
arrival Of the trains from the south and cast.
passing through to Cabot each way
RET CRNING. leave CABOT every morning.
Sundays excepted for st. Johns5ury, connect
ing with the mai! train south and east, also with
stages fo- Lit!eton, Lancaster and Norrlumber-
LAM for the Grand Trunk r. K.
LEAVING CABOT every morning Sundays except
cay tor Montpelier, connecting with mail train
south and cast and express trains north and west
and Chelsea. east, and for Calais, Gilmore and
Hyde Park. north.
ASo, leave DanviIle on and after Monday. Apr.
80, eEeFy Monday, Wednesday and Friday on the
arrival ofthe stage from St. iohnsbury for East
HardHicA. Leave East lIardwick on TUESDAYS.
Thur,dayS and Saturdays in time to connect With
stage for st. Jchnsburv at Danvijle.
April 10. 1856. 1oot l.. s. GER RRY,
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III. II. STORE.s ~ CO.. Proprietor
tl>cp - Fulton Street. hea i"Ih-
DECALCOMANiE

!, The mex AZ Of decorating glass, china lna-
zgsol. leather Xix and Various other fabric.
l. rcry effective simple 10 i.orforrn- aara. ?
beautiful his elegant AT l. taught fr,.
charge ard a. the materials used Il. -.r e.
also new ana loautifq1 designs kclr e.r--z.
on hand for safe by a : LAI6HIIN,
tlSin Barls-. =
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T +. LADUCER. AGENT,

has large assortment OF goods on hanI-con-
sisting of large stock of light and heavy Silver
Plated Harnesses. both fancy and plain; light
Leather Trimmed Bay Harnesses Light Coacn
Harnesses. together with sood assortment OF
Brides, Halters, Whips, Blankets. Cards, Combs
and Brushes, all of the latest style and best quail
ity, and being determined to do a CASH BUSINESS
he will sell goods at the following
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REDUCED PRICES.
NEURAPATIIIC BALSAM,
Natures Great Restorer.

The poprioors Of this newly discovered p.nac,l OF r
it % the pabc for Ill IIInor- nd Skin
y! casc5 ION" OF the proprietor! having himself been
I'd hv OF terrible kin disease Of jhG twenty
Standing, which had been declared ncurablc by
several phy-riana also all d-tses of tt throt. and
bronchial tubes, Ctnk,., iii Ulti-I neITai,,ia muscular
contraction, piles, burns praiu-. hr-", hoil-,
and all kinds OF Inflammation. in iAct the
pGOprietor have believe t, this b-ain po5-
greater curative powers than any ;c tina. h-
:Vi"cc' been offered I" H., pubic: that il viii enrich
md sill the blood and give vittli the whol, hri-
frame therefore, in almost all diseases, In" patient
VIII be greatly hrrtt,d If cured by simply taking
he h.'m Two or three timc day. l. - also excel
Iet tr,ic tor the various diseases OF the scalp. \ it'll"
Of h. ialrai wei rdtp.i into the raip viii cl-,. he
hair grow. strengthen II" roots, and give II, hair Il
L,:taIlu lu@ire. Ib4 #l-Hn simple production Of
jus ., il from nature great chcmcal 0rarv
/; = Io's'!p aa y "a contain MANY ut tn important
e!!APi.t = if, r !;IIen ia -uipnrr al. t,c!.
-2dt. ammonia c.Iirn potassium and oAv@,i, aiL
highly charged NJ II electricity aAd i.-ay;is,i. Ih.
bal is r p i'll bottles with full dire o,i- Price -.
cent and dollar
Fot saic by Bailey & briggs Fairrc, v. Dalling X
'iv&! Eat torn;h, VT J. c. Ri: CHAM. IoEnr;uy,
IT; y. Chapman & Son, 81. johI-hIry Vt: VIM .Io--
iyn Son, Barton, VI: j. :. Ii w, K. Dinvr. VI:
y. Whesoy, Glover, Vt: Barnes s. Whitney, Newport,
"; Charles Carpenter. We Char e-fnu. VI; f. l..
Brown, Canaan, VI; A!uey'Sjcn- Ia i.yIa.. \ H.:
tc~ai'i Savage Ian isJer H.; +. +. Iiodgma. Lit
IL on. y II: Crawford & M,lIicn, Coe,rook, ~ H., AID
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-25

10 get up the new five cent piece which
is soon to be issued, it will cost about
100000. There vii! be, when coinage
Is complete, three and a halt million dol
lars in this money in circulation. that
being the amount OF postal currency, three
and five cents, that the coin is intended to
supercede
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Reputation Established

Reputation Established!
.Hrs. s. IL. .NEeis IS ti'HFg q
pssLifc beHeEdctgesS. tsi.G ffr
sroise'crfta %.crcss as Hifpst-
Csdcnscts. EEor fan,c ore
Rcr disSorcrtes a4rP soat
Abroad. GRa to-day 81, Is
la her tiIse thc largest EtaEs
WfaCfHrcss e.. fhc sroSieg.
Everybody Interested,
Youth ssHd 0EG age are GI,kc
benefited hy fhe ssSe OF sErs.
s. e. .ffisR's Jsorsa's EEe'r
ResfOrer and EEasg. DreSs'
ing. They act directly up0a
the roots Of tic hair. raassa.
H.fWrs0Hf grolrtH GsG BcGR'
ty. 0Erh0ir, if t.9usfdto
grey or acAsfc Gy sickness %
other causes. asssI sGos; be IT,
stored 10 stS asafssrf! color
and beauty. DGRdrHGfrGG'
ic0fed SOrtrer. The EEGiF
falling stopped. Tho 2iaN:
delicate keGtf-Gress on. 60H-
nefcGa bc srol'ss sr5fEaos.f Ett;''
OfSOtfing. The most delight
ftyt fragrance To The HGlT -
impaired. If yOu sriSI, Eo
restore your heir. as az
youth. 0nG retain az FHr0aSh
life. scitk,OWt delay Bas'ciia''
a bottle of esscis OF. Frs. =. a.
.4l!efs'S l51r!s,'s ESGtr e.
Stcs'e1' and DreSSiEs.
Sold BY Druggists throughou. the Word.
PRINCIPAL SAILS OF iCf.
Hos 4 100 (sscenwich ST.. New.horA-
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MILLINERY T. FANCY GOODS

Having just returned from New York with Il large am;
desirable stock Of
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
repec,iuy invite former patrons and the public gerer-
ally heir examination cling confident OF YOUR appro
baton both a. 10 their price and quality.
O. VI. LAWRENCE,
West Concord, May !, IS66. IT,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-25

Frederick Benjamin of New Haven died
last week from the effects of having his
LEG amputated, which was rendered nee
ess;ry by bis putting some corn salve up
On III. foot
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-05-25
HALL FAIRBANKS K co.
April u 1876. 99tf
4 MEXICAN X FOREIGN PATENTS
X. II T. ID DN
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late agent Oft S Patent Office Washington the
Act OF lo51)
IS State Street, opposite kilby Street, Boston.
After extensive practice ofupwaris twenty re,-s
continues t. PatenSin the United States also in
Great Britain. France, and other foreign countries
Caveats. Specifications Bones, Assignments and ALI pa,
erS or Drawings tor Patents liberal FERNS
and with despatch Researches made into American or
Foreign works 10 determine the validity ilify of pa
tents or nventOn>aud egalOr other advice renjerss
Ill all matters touching the Copies of the claim. .,
any Patent furnished by RENTING 81. Assignments re-
corded at " aShingtOn. 'e
TIN0NIALS.
I" regard Mr.. Eddy of the anatJa
successful practitioners, with whom have had oiI.i
intercourse" ClAS. MASON
Commission of Patents
" Ihave no he>tationin assuring inventors ,hs,
cannot employ apersOnmOre competent and rusrwor,by
and more capable Of putting their applications In I'm
10 secure Tor them early and favorable Consideration
al the falehi once EDMUND BURKE,
, , :, Late commissioner ofPatents.
ht, IL - r-u. mas ndHef0r me Is applications. on
all but one oi which patents have been granted, and thar
i now pending Such pros1ot real tal.rt
and ability on ms part leads me 10 recommend all ve
tors To apply 10 nm to procure their patents they NAV
lie sure oi the most faithful ention bestowed on
thelr cases, ana dt j very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART
during esHt months, the subscriber oOuIse of his
arce practce made twice rejected applications is
appeas everyone Of which decided his favor by
the Commission OF Patents RH EDDY
Boston, Jan. /, I566.-l VI.
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DODDS NFRNINE.

The article s,'rI'a~>rS = kno~r Trel'ars.,s -
The cure cf al forms q nervousness.
Il i -a2;alr sr3i.,re,,l dag ~ i,re.ara--.r-
Opium and yalerizn-;lr vel kn.,=sa r~-.
which : - produce to>ilyeiltS> and a. t,-,-.
di'hcultic>-a> II al'ay~ irritation. rr>,.----.
and spa>ms, and induces regular act. n. ( ?.
bo~elS and Secrrt5vc organs
No preparation for nervous diseases eee-
- steadily met wi-a sclch universe. e..-
For its sleepineSs. loss Of cnrrry. r,c....--
male Weaknesses ana irregularities. a,l& :
fe.rfui n.catal and bodily symptoms IA
III the tram Of neryo l. di>,a >e>. nadi's NJ
i the best renleey known - science. NalG
al druggists Prirt. II
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I OUNCES

Covcred with figured lasting, striped lasting. Pc
kin cloth. reptS, Union dama>k. Engls 81 damask
cotton dama>k ana enamcled clota at wholesale
and retail, By CASINO. manufacturer of spring
mattresses and lounges, Eastern Avenue, st
John Bury Orders by mail or express promptly
attended 10.
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DOR SALE LOW.

A first class double thread family sewing ma
chine. Also a good second hand plow, by
). /, CASINO.
Eastern Avenue. St Johnsbury, Vt.
P.S.-My Offering the above articles for sale
viii not interfere with the spring mattress ard
lounge business. J. I. C.
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Ytaal.
Isaac \. Rlapchard.S Estate.

Isaac \. Blanchard'> Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, At a probate court held at ST.
Caledonia District, bloomsbury, i'll said district, on
the 9TH DAY of May. A. D. l>6j
WHEREAS. Diana p. Blanchard. Administrative on the
said district deceased proposes To- render an account OF
her administration ami TO present her mt against 81 d
estate Tor examination and allowance Tor the Purpose OF
nhS lartt III and distribution o the residue q" said e.
tate under decree said court among the persons who
are by law entitled 10 the
1t Is therefore ordered by said court that the
come under se alton and be heard at the probate OF
hce, IN St. JOhnSbury. the 3i>t day OF May. d.
i>Go And is further orercC, that al! pc spI> interest
Ell be notified hereof BY publication Ol copy "i the
Od "f this order i: the CaledDI printed AT 81. Johns
huy three week. successfully previous I" >tIi tine ct
Vi Sa'l account they ste ci'>t ana ass oc AedrN "
said court IN the matterof partition and distribution OF
said estate.
ASA l. FRENCH. Judge.
true copy Of recori.-Attest.
Horace r. Ross Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, At a probate court held at
o4lenona DiIlrci, s. -. J"rii,pnFE' IN said d>-
trict. on the 9th day OF May. j loUb-
WHEREAS, David c Hu l,or, administrator on the
" tate OF Horace +. Ross late ~ Newark II SIli
district deceased, proposes I" render al account OF hi
administration, and present his account against said
state iDr examination allowance Tor the purpose oi
making Partition AMI distribute n e" The Residue al said
estate, under decree Of said court among the PERSONS
Who are by law entitled to the same:
IL Is til" etrc ordered 10y said court thai the same
come unGcr consideration and BE- heard al the Pro
bate Office IN ST Jol IisburS the 10Th daE "i May
1876 Audit i further ordered. thai all persons interest
ed he notified hereof by publication III copy oi the
record oil this order i'll the Ca!c,"ndn printed al 81.
JOhnSbury. three weeks >ucce>>yrH previous tp >Iii
time OF hearing. that they may appear and contest the
allowance Of SAID account If they cause and also e
heard by said courtn the OF partition and dis
trlhUtiOn OF said estate.
BY the court,
Attest, ASA l. FRENCH. judge oi Probate.
true copy Of Record.
- Attest ASA l. FRENCH, judge OF Probate
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FREMONT, Opp. Waltham St. BOSTON. Ms
POWERS & STORY. State Agents.
t!4jnG6 BURLINGTON, VT.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-03

In few days Congress will reassemblc.
and its members will return IRON their hol-
iday recess braccd for the winters conflict,
which will prove more momentous in its re
suits than the four years contest Of i'm
mcnsc hostile armies. 1t will show wheth
er the rivers Of bio 'l AMI countless treas
ure cost by that tremendous struggle have
been for our conntry's veal or woe. It is
on the banks of the Rubicon. Our future is
trembling in the balance. AS a disting lish
cd United States army officer lately express
ed it, I'VE have arrived, in our national
journey, alta fork on the high road, one
prong Of which leads to free constitutional
government, and the other to the abroga-
ton Of all the popular features Of the gov
ernment system, and to the Capitalization
of a dcspo,c power at Washington"
Which udy shall re turn is the great and
solemn question now before the Ameri an
people, and we pause in intense solicitudc to
watch the answer. Never was an individ
ual charged with such dread responsibility
as that which now rests upon President
johnson, and on him chiefly depends our
hope that the country may yet be saved
We confidently trust, with the Philadelphia
Age, that We have Chief Magistrate who
will prove equal to the emergency which
meets US at this turning point Of our histo
ry. Says our able contemporary
HE (the Presidcnt) has taken this
ground. which he cannot without dlshoncr.
nay, without violation If his official oath.
abandon. lie has proclaimed to all whom
1t may concern that the States of Alabama.
and Georgia, and Virginia, and Tennessee.
a States now IS completely as are New
York and Pennsylvania, and that the Con-
stitution, which nc has sworn to meservo
protect and Defend has been altered ana
amended by their votcs-and Mr.. Seward
has at,ested it, and it is the law of the ,ana
Standing on this .law--on this high cons,i
tut'ona ground- supported by the judiciary,
as OF course he will be-restng for executive
action on such strong arms and brave hea,ts;
as Grant and Sherman-sustain,d. as we
hope he will De ultimately, by the Senate
resting finally on that great Union sent;
ment which, so often and so cruelty tyitlcJ
with, at this moment yearns for restora-
ton rs earnestly a. il ever recoiled from
separation, why should Andrew johnson
lear OF recede one hair's breadth from the
line that he has MARKEDLY This il 4 uues
tion we do not presume TO answer. II ia
crisis which may WILL give pause to every
thoughtful mind"
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-03

WArsLLo.-A correspondent writing
from Wapcllo, whose letter is too long for
insertion. informs us that this thriving lit
TIC town, county seat of Louisa, has pop
ulation of eight hunded, has one hotel.
teFee churches, two school houses, two drug
stores, q printing Office, anda roodly mum
DER OF dry goods. grocery and variety
stores. Its inhabitants think il destined n
be large city as soon as the New Boston
Washi, geon & Council, Dlufs branch ofthe
Fcft Wayne Road is completed to that
point. Tho only excitement that has tran
spired there during the winter was on the
occasion Of sses srcriormanss Of q sirelling
band of in,!ifFaranf mincfrolc
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-03
A Perfect Cure for Catnrrh,
d ,yss1ea r. .cOODAlE'Sl
-; y; c CAIARRH| 4 I! 1 RHH |
I AND MODE Of TREATMENTiS

The e4cssee 81 pes.feef6ons
ltpenelrase~ the secret A sinhasa,
Of this terrible diasass, aud stes Il root
and branch, forever.
ID removes All the wreschca
symptoms Of this loathsome malady, and averts
consumption. 4
u cleans the head. sle~slorises
the breath. and affords the most gratcfu! relief.
IL alcvtates more Agony apd u.
lent suffering than tongues can tell ~
II II noted for curing the suOsa
hopeless cases, that every known msans have
failed in.
q cure. llay, Rose and Pcrio,f.
c Catarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
types. 8 ;9
the head can resist its penetrating power.
lDr. GoOse0lc has now npeua d
lifetime in battling with this fell disease. His ,ri-
umph is complete. t4
lDr. AsooslaIe's CatarrDs Remedy
ga harmless liquid. inhaled from tho palm .
llr. u. Isoosiale Il kno sva thro..
ougft the country as the author Of the only True
Theory Of Catarrh ever published. Where ita
ori9in-- what its rnv sges-- mode Of trestrrtr.-
and rapid cure IN adj its forms.
1Sr. liOOd0lc'w Pamphlet on Csir
tarrh should be read by every one. II can ibe
obtained AZ our nearest Agency. or BY sending a
postage stamn 10 our ofiiee s's. e
THE PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CAr.wsI. The name of DR.. X. Goodsle has
become familiar throughout the couutry 10. the
victims or Catarrh, from his wcil earned NmX in
curing this terrible diseaHe. Hs is the 6rst and
only person who ever penetrated the secret am
bush Of this fearful malady. His remedy and
mode Of oftreatment il the only one ever known to
cure it.-!Trcy. N Y. DM,y Times - 5re
Phny Mills. the weilsknowu traveller, and
whose family Physician DR. Goodsle wAs for
III b.. Goodale says he can cure catarrh h-
can cure it," He further certifes that the Dr..
has few equals in medical skill, aud no superiors
~ Hay, Rose aad Periodic Catarrh, ,-Dr. Good
ale's Catarrh Remedy and mode oftreatment not
only affords the greatest relief in every variety
Of Catarrh. but it extinguishes the diseassforev
er in oil i.stypes sndsteeee. Every one speaks
well of it-(N. y. Com. Advertiser.
Prie< <4. SeSAA seAasS fot tampAlst.a.I
sgetit4o ss5ueC r. PARkER sple Agent
feb2a-d1v IS 1Sleeeker Sc, NJ.
b - a n, ~, a ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-03

Every family at this season should use
SPEER'S SAMBURG PORT WINE
Celebrated in Europe for Its medicinal and beneficial
qualities highly esteemed nv eminent plysicians used
IN European and American Hospitals, and by some uf
the first families in Europe and America
AS A TUNIC-lt has no equal causing an annette
and building up the system, being entirely pure wine
Of most valuable grape
As DiuREIlC.ltimpar,s healthy action Of the
Dropsy. Cont and Rheumatic affections
SPEEkS WINE Is pure article from the Juice Of
the Port Grape. possessing medical propric lies suDe
rOr 10 an. other wine in use and an excellent article
for all weak and dcbititaed persons and the aged and
infrn. improving the appetite and bcneftting ladies'
and children.
Tr, Il once. and You will not be deceived
EN BE sure the signature Of AlyRED SpEER is over
cori, Of each bottle.
Sold by druggists and all first class dealers who also
sell the CASTELLA PORT BRANDY. q choice old
ariic" imported only by Mr.. Speer direct from the
valley Of ofOparto.
t Trade supplied by wholesale druggists in New
fOrk. BOSTON, Philadelphia and St Louis And by a
A. SPEE.R. at his Vineyard in New Jersey. Princi-
pal Oficc, stts Broadway. New York
For sale in Davenport BY HARRISON 4 STARKs
"AoIesaie ana retail druggists Dec4-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-03

They are very mild and pleasant in their operation,
yet more prompt and eff cinal in cleansing the systea
from all bilious. pu'rid and aing matter than tn
various other pills IN general lhey will be found
mit superior to other pills To cure the diseases in
cideni to the WEST. Families try them.
50 Price 81 cents pr box Forty Pills IN 4 box
y Sold At DR.. EASTERIY'S Family Medicine
Store. corner of Third and Chestnut streets St LOUIS
Mo-, and at " Madison street Chicago Ills.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-03

SrlLL RUNNING THE CmuRcuEs."-We
grct to observe that the statement that
Hresident Johnson had rescinded tho orde
closing the Episcopal churches in Alabama
is erroneous. The Montgomery Na,l says !:
"Such cannot be the case, as We are in
formed that the rector Of st. Johns Church
in this city, vas, on last Ssbbath, BY order
Of the General commanding the Dist ict Of
Montgomery, forbidden to hold religious ser
vices with some members Of his c0nprcga-
ton in one Of the rooms at Hammer llaiI. a
weal-known institution Of learning"
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-03
BDr. EASTERI.Y.s
Cniversaa Family pills

Can be recommended to fe afflicted with the great
cs confidence. bcesih. them tar superior any Other
pills now IN use. For Liver Complaint and Dyspep
,itintcd sccrciios Of the stomach and liver producing
hcaiy action i'll those important organs. For Fcmait
Complaints and habitual CoslycIcS- they have nc
equal fhcy can bc used AZ all times with perfect
safety in Bilious Intermittent and Remitent Fevers
and all complaints when purg:tive is required
These Pills are PURELY NEgElAB BILE in their in
gradients and perfectly HARMLESS IN all their DUAL
it..s. nild nrr d.. .i.,n.d a l..
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1866-01-03
i,r. EaStcrl,'S
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS,

For the Cure of Bilious Diseases, Sick head
ache, Loss Of Appetite. Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint. Costivencss, Jaundice, and all
Derangemcnts Of the Sstem where an
Apericnt or Cathartic medicine is required
THERE Is SCARCELY ANY DISEASE IN WHICH
purgatiyc medicines are not more less required.
and much sckness and suffering might be prevented
were they more generally used In the WESTERN
STATES. where Bilious diseases generally prevail,
Catharc medicines are Indispensable. No person
be well wh L. co-ti,e habit oi body prevails besides
II produces serious and often fual diseases,
which might be- avoided by timely and judicious use
Of q proper Catharc medicine