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The Bounty Bii, in Full.

The following is the bill TO equalize the boun-
ties of soldiers and sailors who served in the
late war against the Slaveholers' rebellion, as
it finally passed both Houses of Congress:
SEC. l. Be it enacted, &C., That to each and
every soldier who enlisted into the army of the
United States after the 18th day of April 1861,
for period of not less than three years, and
having served his term of enlistment, has been
honorably discharged, and who has received,or
is entitled to receive, from the United States,
under existing laws, bounty of 800, and no
more; and any such soldier enlisted for not less
than three years who has been honorablY dis
charged on account of wounds received in the
line Of duty, and the widow, minor children, or
parents in the order named of any such soldier
who died in the service of the United States, or
of disease or wounds contracted while in the
service andin the line of duty shall be paid the
additional bounty of 800 hereby authorized.
SEC. 2. That to each and every soldier who
enlisted into the Army of the United States after
the 9th of April, 1861, during the Rebellion,
for period OF not less than two years,and who
is not included in the foregoing section ,and has
been honorably discharged therefrom after
serving two years. and who has received, or Is
entitled to receive from the United States under
existing laws bounty of $50 and no moreand
any soldier enlisted for less than two years, who
has been honorably discharged on account of
wounds received in the line of duty, and the
widow. minor children, or parentsiu the order
named,of any such soldier who died in the SER
vice of the United States, or of wounds con-
tracted while in the service of the United States
and in the line of duty, shall be paid the addi-
tional bounty of $50, hereby authorized pro-
vlded that any soldier who has forfeited sold,
assigned transferred, loaned, ,exchanged,o given
away, his finai discharge papers,or any control
ID the bounty provided by this or any other act
of Congress shall not be entitled to receive apv
additional bounty whatever; and when appli-
cation IS made b. any soldier for said bounty he
shall be required under the pains and penalties
Of Feij1rv 10 mako cath OF afirlnct:on of his
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swPurpative Pills have become a set

sE Purgative Pills have become settled
necessity with the American people. Indeed.
cathartics always have been and always must
be used, in some form. by all mankind. In this
country, the pilular form of administration has
been growing in favor since pills were first made
of Aloes and Rhubarb,rolled into ball. Their
high position in the public confidence has finally
AYERS CATHART1C PILLS, the most skllful COM
bination of medicine for the diseases they are
intended to cure, that science can devise or art
produce. Those who need pills no longer hes
itate what pills to take if they can get AYERS
Pulls Wheeling (Va.) Press. ..
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-07

eE- The Union Convention of Cameron
County was held yesterday. We have not
learned who were nominated. The Democrats
will hold their Convention next Monday. There
are only seven candidates for the nomination
for Treasurer, on the Union Ticket; Messrs.
H 7. Taggart, H. F. Sizer, 5. II. St'rrs, m. l..
.Ensign, Philip Lewis, B. S. Gould and John
RaerS
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a LECTURE

TINO Young Men JusT PUBLlsHED, in Sealed
\ Envelope Price Six Cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and Radical
Cure Of Spermatohrrhoea or Seminal Weakur-s, Itt-
voluntary Emission, Sexual Debility, and I'm pedI-
ments TO marriage generally. Nervousness Com amp
ton, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical CO.
pacjty resulting from SelCAbuse, SC. Fy RoRBFT ,.
CULvERwELL, NJ. D, author of the Green Booh, &C
The world renowned author, in tht> adt1irthe Lee
tuTe, clearly proves from his experience that Tie
awfni copseq uences of sefabuse may bu eheousj re-
moved without medicine and without carE'r"'s snr-
caloperltions bouges rings iDstrume s'or g. '~ls
BY which every sufferer, matter wha b'sro diuon
may be- may cure himself cheaplv, pTiFdlety, and
radically This lecture viii prove boon ID oussnfs
and thousands
sent uuder sea in plain envelope o any address,
post paid on recent Of x cents, or Two post stamps
Address the publishers.
II 7go1sry New York, Fcst ON = oS3.
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Registered general accident Tickets, IN
7suring against all accidents travelling or other
wise, for $500 ia case of fatal accident,or $2j
weekly compensation in case of disabling bodily
an niurv, can be hal at the Journal office, no pru-
dent man will travel without being insured
The expense is not great-while the benett and
security afforded cannet be estimated.
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RINGHAM ESTATE.

TTnul further notice, the Office of the Estate in
y Coudersport will be open only during Court
weeks at which time Mr. Ellsworth viii be there.
He will also be in Smethport during the weeks OF
Count in Mexican County
Persons who have business with the Estate are re-
quested TO meet him at those times.
Letters business addressed TO the Once al Wells
boro', will be promptly answered.
May j, 1866. WILLIAM h CLfMER.
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~ Beware Of s,rrn1ner cnmplaint among

eE Beware Of summer complaint amongst
the children. Thousands of the little ones an
nually die from disorders OF the stomach and
bowels, and many, alb too many homes are
rendered deselzte by the hands Of this preya-
lunt disorder Goes Dyspepsia Cure is a reli-
able remedy in all such cases, as well as for
dyspepsia, Indigestion, sick headache, sour
stomach, want ef appetite tRd general debility
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sE- There will be Harvest Dance at the
Sharon Centre House on the evening of August
goth. Good music will be in attendance, and a
pleasant time may be expected, as Mr.. Burdic
has heretofore been very successful with his
parties.
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e% There is no such Bank as the First Ma
tional Bank of Portland, Connecticut, but there
are a great many well-executed Bills purport-
ing to be issued by such Bank. Beware OF them!
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rE- People who don't want their cattle put
in the pound would do we'll to keep them in
some safe enclosure. and then they won't find
fault with the officer who only does his duty.
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s~ Our Union friends from the country
when visiting town can find all the late papers
bv calling at the Union League Rooms. En-
trance bv the ".Journal'' office stairs
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wA special session of the Grand Division
of the Sons of Temperance will be held IN this
place on Tuesday the 18th inst; Quite NUM-
Der of persons from abroad will be present.
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s~-Our thanks are due Hons. Schuyler Col
fax, 5. T. Wilson, and GLENN ". Scoteld, for
valuable public documents.
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eE The Fall Term of the Ulysses Academy,
under the charge of Mr.. F. N. johnson, will
open on Tuesday September IL.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-07

sE- The August Magazines and lots of new
books for sale at the PosL-otice Book Store.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-07

s@- Have you tried the New Lamp Chin
news at Stebbins'?
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-07

sE- Olmsted is selling -four from Sl0.50 to
si2.5O per barrel
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-07

~ Mason Nels on & Co. have dissolved
partnership. The Grocery business viii here
after be conducted by Mr.. Nelson.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-07
ULYSSES ACADEMY!
L lySses, HoIter 20, Il a.
#. vi. JOHNSON, Principal.

JODNSO1Ns GTAhCAptt1s
Mrs NETTIE J. GRIDLEY, Preceptress,
Miss GERALDIN E WOOD, Instrumental Musici
Fall Term opens Tuesday, September II, 1866.
Winter 80 = December IL, 1866.
Spring " March a, 1867.
Students are EIRXEsTLY SOLICITED to be present al
the commencement.
Glasses will be arranged to accommodate ALL.
Students before entering their classes, will pay for
half Term aud the Incidental Fee; the balance TO
be paid at the middle of the Term. No deductors
will be made on of Students leaving, except
in cases Of sickness.
Social and moral culture receive due attention.
We will labor EARNESTLY for the welfare of those
who may come under instruction:
Textbooks can be obtained at the Institution.
Rooms can be rented and Boarding obtained in pri-
vate families at reasonable rates.
Tuition per Term
English Brrnches, 81 90
Languages and Higher Mathematics, 90
Drawing and Bookkeeping, each (eXtra) 90
Instrumental Music, 90
Use of Instrument, 90
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PiKGREY'S ELECTROlEUM !

TT will remove all kinds Of Grease, Tar, &c, from
/ the finest CLOTH, without stain, and cleans K ID
GLOVES without fnarring them. Sent, post paid,
for so cents per bottle 100 bottles SIS BOTTLES SIS
Address, ID. III. PISGREY,
myl5m3 Harrisburg Penpa.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-08-07

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The fauowinf is the
amount of receipts for Internal Revenue, for
this (I8th) Congressional District ending the
fiscal year June 80, 1866:
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Local and General.
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500 A Month AGENTS for s1
d az entirely usv articles, just out. Address
y. 4.L4AE4, LIZ B4lG4s 3 e1s.orc, M-tns
Dc -, Is-s. tsT1-.
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Orphans Court sale.

DY virtue of order of the Orph ans Court of Pot
ID ter county. Penn'a the undersigned Guard IN Il
the person and estate Of FRANK J. BOSNIAN. \
minor, will offer AL Public Sale, the premsnssn
Sweden township the following described real estate:
certain tract OF land in said township hegn ing y;
post in the of the Potter and LycomIng Turn
pike and in the north line of Lard late pOss
of B. F. HUxjs, thence west 276 and 4-l0ths erch-s
10 post. thence north AZ and Sl0;hs lerches
post thence east 2Q4 and 7l00ths perche- p1s
thence south 42E degrees cast II and $40 perches
poet thence north 49 and three-tUu.ths dtgr"'s
east 10 and 7l0ths perches 10 post th'nce >onth II
and three fourths degrees east 81 and 10ths perchs
10 post thence south o degrees Gag. 10 and 5lO'i
perches TO the place of beginning! Containing
Seyenty-four and Five e-tenths acres abUut Twenty-
five acres of which are improved, ard f~Rmc dw~,-
ling house thereon. Sale 10 be made on the 18th day
of Argust a. D. 1866 at O'Clock 10 the afternoon f
said day Terms, Cash in hand
RICHARD Il. SMITH, G Guardian.
Coudersp0rt, July a. 1866.
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coudsrspOrt, Tuesday Evening, Aug. 2, 1865.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
Installation.

The council called by the Congregational
church al st. JOhnSbury Center. to exam
Inc, and if thought proper. to ordain and
install as pastor II. NJ. Holiday. met Feb.
y, and after full examination voted to or
dam and install said candidate. The pub
lie exercises were held on March LIST. and
consisted of-InvOcatiOn and reading of
scriptures, by Rev. I. L. Ranney; intro
dactory prayer, Rev. II. c. Haydn; ser
mon. Rev. l.. Tenney: Ordaining and in
staliing prayer. Rev. J. Eastman; charge
to pastor. Rev. NJ. Is. Bradford: right hand
of fellowship. Rev. J. TORY. Jr.; address
to the people. Rev. W. O. Baldwin; con-
Guiding prayer, Rev. L. O. Brastow; ben
ediction by the pastor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
BOSTON MARKET, Mar. &.

Corn Exciange-Ih market Tor Flour il steady with
fair demand. Western supcriinc $..Dh 1!-I: common
"Nira- at e>'' y n,d'm extras ut Flna Loo: ami goo,
and choice, including flvoic s. Louis hraud. =, Il -:
|, Per barrel. la Southern Flour rothinr doiur and
prices nominal. Corn has been quiet - Ga q 90
tor Western mixed an! 90! o", for yellow CAT, .rY
I:u and III moderate demand a 81 i2s per lush 10,
HortEciH and ClnAla; and - .ti for L Island Ev
at -n,.3 per bush. Shorts =?
Provisions <; ~ Tor prime: so Il for mes.
and So - for clear cash Bet 81. q; per LII f.,
Eastern and Western Lard - 2nc III Ells and ,i,rre.
smoked Hams l? "a per H. ntter i0a ai. t.r com
and choice. Cheese l. .;c pr H. a. 10 quality
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EiOpemcnt 0Rd .HUrriUOp.

Some one whose name we do not recOr-
niZe. writes us from Montreal under date
of March l>t. that {. c. Coleman, ma
chiEest who learned his trade in st. Johns
bury. eloped with and married Mademoi-
selle E. f. .tmbitia. a rich and beautiful
lady of Montreal, who owns several large
estates in England. Her friends opposed
g,e match: but love triI,mphed. and our
b. catholic priest. whose name he gives.
and who was longtime acquaintance OF
the Bride.
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Ven -iHreEftS oNtniS.

.sF" -iEtSEttS rHtt.tSs
Tie following new advertisements appear
in this paper to-day:
+. 7. Pe;ten~ill-Condilion powders.
american Pub. to.-ilcadley's Rebellion.
D.. +. LeNin-Sheep WASH tobacco.
II. b. rtOrer-DOdi!'S nelvine
The &C. VI. tO."--EoOks and stationery.
Charles Stone-Ho,.Se and lot for sale.
W. Observation-Disclosures sale.
The Canta1a OF Esther.
&C. Childs-Se!ling out
5. ). May-Auction.
{. NJ. Stone-Printer wanted.
E.& 1 Fairbanks a Co.-Paper hangings.
Selectlnen OF Barnet-'rown farm.
j. {. Aver q Co.-Sarsaparilla.
+. Ni;ll-LetterS in post office.
y. j. Willard-House for sale.
L. W. Partridge's est.-Com'r's notice.
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Perry naYIh' Pain Killer.

Swallow, CHIsA, sept. -. let4.
DEAR SIR Il ought to have aCklOw eged long ago the
box pain killer You had iht goodness send 10 liz last
year lis coming was most prOvilentlal. believe hun
dres OF lives were saved, under God by it. The col
appeared here soon after we received IL. We rc.ureI
al once 10 the Pain Killer, using as directed Tor oho
A list was kept OF all 10 whom the Pam Killer was given
and native as>is assure that out oi every Il
whom it prescribed. recovered il has too been
very useful various other diseases. Ii has provc, an
inCaIcuabc blessing multitUdts poor people
OFT this region. Oar native preachers wln.
90 out their excursions without supply of The
Pain Killer II gives them favor In tn" eyes OF the peo
pie, and to families and by whom other
wise they would he very inditf entity received.
Believe me. dear sir,
Gratefully and faithfully YOURS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

always proof uf value. The medical world becoming
alive 10 the TACT that our common dock root of the fields
Is an important remedial agent and one 4 the most Ell
itCtua alternatives Known II has always been afivOrite
medicine with the wise mothers If the utry for ulcers
and sores AM tor purliy X the blood. This root which
grows 80 abuHianlly AROUND Us everywhere. Is nov
kHoWI 70 t o the ingredients o Ayers SdrSaparia
which |, attracting pIbiiC attention by its extraordinary
cures 81 uileuu~ AMI Ug"rJu- diseases Each country
produces the antlOtc> ir lis di~Uricr> said
uI cd aHt upon the banks thereof snail -row ali Tor
meat, whose flower shalt fade and the thereof
shall be lor meat and the Leaf thereof Tor medicine. -
\ orthteld VT Herald. II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
PerrV'S Moth and FreckIe Totiou...

ChOsma or Mothpatch (aso Liverspo) and Lentigo O,
Freckes, are often very ANNOYING particularly Ladies
plainly on the blonde than brunette but they greatly
mar the beauty either and any preparation that will
ture Of The skin is certainly desderatum Dr. B. C.
Ferry who has made diseases of the skin a speciality
has discovered remedy for these dscoorations which
is at once prompt, nfa!ble and harmless
Prepared only by b. &. PERRY, Dermatoiogist No %
Bond St, New York and for sale by all Druggists in ST
Johlsbury Price 81 per bottle. Call for Perry. Moth
anu Freckle Lotion tl4jn66+
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4cciGPnfS.

Mrs. Cyrus Hill of Waterford fell upon
the ice Wednesday afternoon, fracturing
the neck of the left thigh bone.
Mrs. Henry Tugman of Fairbanks vii
lage fell Oh the ice while going to church
Sabbath evening. and dislocated one of her
wrists
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09

ries, including poetry, GEMS line.
At Upper Alton H., Feb. 4. 1861. J. jerks
Hastings. aged 60 years, formerly of this town.
In Ryegate, of diptheria, Feb. -. Joanal
WEIGH, years, Feb. l3, James G. Welch
years. Feb. lG, Sarah WEIGH, Il years, Feb. 10
Jane B. WEIGH, 9years children of Aaron We!ch
At Island Pond Feb 10, of typhoid fever, Mrs
Betsey HINT wife Of Mr.. Joseph add. arcd 63
Also March 4. Abby Jane. Youngest child of Jo.
seph and the late Betsey Ladd, aged 10.
Il years.
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TheOdocia w. Patridse,>, Estate.

THE subscribers having been appointed by the honora
BE probate court Tor the district ci Caledonia commits.
soiers 70 receive. examine and adns; all claims and de-
mands of al persons against the OF Theucuri
Partridge. late OF Peaclam, said district ren
resented SOtvent and the Term Of from the Iii
dav Of February 1890 .eiA allowed bv said court To the
Creditors CT said deceased exhibit ruve their m
Sre,te Claims before Give that We will AZ
tend to the duties Of appointment AT the dwein,
house O Francis W Partridge, In PeaCham in said dis
trct on the 24th day OF March, and 18th Jay Of ngus.
next, al lococH III the afternoon, each said days,
FRANKLIN FOSTER.
1886 ORMAN p. HOOKER |oomrs-
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Personal.

Rev. w. f. Darling, who supplied the
desk at the North Church in this place dur
ing November and December last. has been
invited to become the pastor OF the Con-
grcgaional church at k"nnebunk. Maine
If he accepts. the church will secure 4
plain, practical sermonizer and good man
Major itherton Fl. Stevens, ,Ir. (>on-in-
law Of Sewell Bradley. Esq. of Shetied)
the man who first planted the American
liag upon the rebel capitol, has been bre-
vetc i.t.-colonel for gallaGlry at Olm>tee.
Florida, and upon other fields Col. stev-
ems went from Cambridge, Mass. in the
second battalion of cavalry.
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ADDISON COUNTY.
We are sorry to learn that Hon. John
W. Stewart of Middlebury had his leo bro
ken. on Monday morning last. bv the upset
ting of sleigh in which he was riding.
CHITTESDEN COUNTY.
Nettie, little daughter of Mr.. Hiram
Cook OF Huntington. OF eight years. while
watching the unloading of some LOGS at a
saw mill in that town, on the 22d inst. was
caught bctW cen two logs as one rolled from
the sled. and injured so that she died on
Saturday morning. She was thought at
tlrst to be killed outright. her head being
caught between the logs: but on extricat-
Inc her she proved to be alive and fingered
nearly two days after.
ESSEX COUNTY.
The appropriation bill which was recent
ly passed i'll Congress makes provision for
erecting custom house at Island Pond,
appropriating $4,000 for that purpose.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Rev. j. 5. Clark has been settled as pas-
tor of the Congregational church i'm Nor
gan ever since 1927.
MIR. b. {. Burpee, formerly of this place.
Is the keeper of the Caspian House at
Greensboro. which the Standard says is
the only temperance hotel in Orleans coun-
~. There is no better place to fish than in
the Caspian lake. and Mr.. Burpee's house
is an excellent place to put up
Joseph Tate OF Glover lately caught a
lunge trout hat weighed Il! lbs.
John Mitchell of Glover mas Il eve which
has brought him six lambs in nineteen
months. He has been offered a good cow
for her.
The Methodist societies of Newport ard
Derby unite in a quarterly meetin" at New
port. Mar,h 10 and II. Elder Billiard of
this place will be present.
(. ;. Cranda!l OF Bloomington killed a
hog Is months old that dressed 600 lbs.
W NJ johnson Of Barton has a COW which
brought him three heiter calves this spring
all alive and well.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
At the late term of Windsor county court
there We're twenty-five divorces granted
In fourteen eases the wives were petition
erS. and in liv1 OF these cases the cause
was adultery, four willful deserton. three
intolcrable severity, and two refusal to sup
port the wife. In eight cases the husbands
were petitioners. and the causes for which
their petitions We're granted We're tour adul-
terry and four williul deSerion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
MARRIAGES,

In Burke Feb Is, by Rev. d. s. DEXTER Mr.
Nathan II Hoffman and Miss Addie N Nedan.
both Of Burke.
In Charleston. Feb. 4, by Rev Alfred S. Hutcb-
ins, Mr. Daniel Chaplin of Charleston and Hiss
Julia A. BOYD of Lyme n. II.
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III T.. GALE DON Ia y,
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

- W. ,:ri"avor to make TIE CMEnoNIAN valuable
%. ..1 prs: and our friends i'll Caledonia E'-ex and
IN. counties will confer great favor T. Us and
rv materially to the in crest OF the paper by sending,
..,r it,il- in q brief, lc.ihlc form
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
LIFE! LIFE! LIFE!

LIFE! LIFE! LIFE!
DROPS DROPS DROPS
AMERICAN LIFE DEors will cure Diptheria Coughs
bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma, rheumatism, Neu
ragia, Ague in the Face, Headache roothache
Bruises, >prains, Chbains Group, Colds.
feeer and a que and Cholera In IL single day
Sold by all Druggists. with tuii directions Tor use
okklN ShlNNEE& co, Props, Springfield Ma.s
t. GOODWIN a Co, Agents. Boston, Mass.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
ROOT! ROOT! ROOT.

BOOT! ROOT! ROOT.
READ READ, READ
ROOT FIESTA CHINE preserves the lite of the Hair
changes ii from gray to its original color in three
weeks; prevents the hair IRON falling is the hes, ar
ucIe Tor dressing tie hair found III market: will
surely remove dandruf and cure all diseases of the
scalp. Is delightfully."- perfumed, cures badness and
VIII not stain the skin We tell the story quickly and
Tell II true when We say il is Il perfect
kestOrer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains Pcsachio
Nut Oil Sold by all DRUGGISTS
oRRN SKINNER CO., Sole Proprictors.
Springfield Mass
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
SHEEP WASH TOBACCO. mauutac-

urcd by the South Down c., Boston. scab and 9th
er CulancuuS diseases, and destroys parasitic
which ltSt the skin and wool U sheep thereby impTrv
s the health al the animal well the quality Of IL
e,e Il wilalSo destroy those Insects which iust the
skins Ul arger animals, and those that injurious
to I've sctatlVu. II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-09
EtEA VILLAGE HOUSE AND
ulllE LOT FOR SALE.

Inc dwelling house, outbuildings, and between
three and tour acres of land. situated at the head
OF Main street. St. Johnsbury, are offered for
sale. Inc house is In good repair and the land
Is IN good state of cultivation. This place ot
ers rare opportunity to any one VI
mo wishes to
nu nave few acres of land
, --...yate. For particulars inquire of c. ii.
STONE at this Office, or of CHARLES STONE
tt on the premises.