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Patent Medicines.

Under this head he en- me- rates the following
Ayers Cherry Pec'oral, Ayers Sarsag an.la.
Ayers CarhaIric Pills, WislaI'S Bdlsam OF lid
Cherry, ia, nes' Expectorant and other prepa
ralh,ns. Browns Bronchial Froches Mrs. WINS
lows Soothing Syrup, ShnnU'S Cough syrup
and other preparations, DrsNe's Plantation BIZ.
Ier,. Hosleiier's Bltcrs, Fioofand's German
BI,rfr., Juniper Tar, Bulls Sdrssparila, Car
ter's Spanish Mixture. Schenks Syrup, Swaim's
Panacea, Cod Liv'r OlI, Kennfdy's Medical
Discovery, HamPton's VegetlL;e TineuTe,
) heidam scr napps, Browns Jamaica Ginger,
Davis Pain Killer, Radway's Ready Relief and
other preparations. Bells White Oil and other
preparations. Plis-Wright's, Bulls, Peters +,
Morrison 5, Lanes and SChcnk'S Mandrake Pills,
Composi,ion = wders, Buli', Diarrhcel Cor
dial Woods Hair Restorer, American Hair
Re.iorer, TIicr pnerous, ThOmpson's Eye Wa
ter, jenz ne Tor removing grease. tar and paint,
e.. j. Rogers Cholera Specific, DR.. Nhkey's
celebrated Cholera Drops, Railway RenOvaiIng
ResoIvent. SchencKs Seoweed Tonic, Itch OiDt
uent. Magnetic Ointment, Or Osgood's Chuia-
pogue for ChiIs and Fevefs, Burnett's Ksllis-
ION Tor the ha :. Black OIL Varnish, Se'Izer's
Amman Bitter " inc 81 Iron. Olive Oil, Hoilo.
way's Worm ConiecliUn. hcLane'S EernIfUge,
Frye's Yermifuge. AmrHe1n Worm Killer.
Fshns stocks yermifugr. McMunn's Elixir OF
Opium, lienry's CsIcined Magnesia. HemboIfs
Extract OF Buchu BRUSH Oil. OIL o. spike. OIl
Stone, Mustang LiDImeR pPedeId' and other
EnbrocslioDs. SionebTskcT's -.erve aid Bore
inimeni. Cough SyIup. S'onehrakeTis Rat H.
Ter and Other preparTt ons, Strengthening i'la--
iers ard Adhesive PIasIerS, Horse aud Cai:Ie
Powders, Turf Oil, Horsemnns Hope, Bsry's
Eminent, Merchants GSrgIB5 Oil, Roger
Embr ocauon, Sc, sc, dc &c.
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Third Arrival.

YUST received from the Eastern mar
y ket. another supply of Dry Goods,
plain and fancy; Notions. Groceries. N
fact, full stock of Summer Goods, which
are being sold very rapidly al low prices.
Call ea,ly if you wish to secure bargains.
June II. w. IATIMER.
MAILS 81 so per Keg, for sale by
~ d. Humphreys g. Co..
June | ChsIlesiOwD.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR
BARGAINS =!
AT TIE STORE OF
COST s. M .NER.
At THE STORE 81

"a WE respectfully announce 10
-. our customers and The pubic
ss'1 generally, that ae have just re-
turned from The Eastern markets With =
large and varied Stock of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods
which we are prpareJ 10 ELL IN the
most accom- modaiine terms. Our stock
consists Of Dry Goods, Domesiics. Cro-
ceries, Boots Shoes, Hats, Notions, &c.
FOR THE LADIES'
we have Mczsmblques. CbslIies. De
LANES, AIpaccss, cold, stripped and bar
red American, Sprigp and Merrimsc
Prints, Cloths, light. black and brown
Sumner Bslmor,ls. &C.. DC.
FOR GENTLEMEN French Css-
.imeres. DARK and light; Cloths, Vesiings.
Tweeds and Couonsdes. y WI
Special attention is invited 10 our large
and carefully selected stock OF Hats.
Boots and Shoes Or Notion depart.
m,nr is uli and complete. Grocstie' OF
every drserip,ion.a such as CoGees, Su-
CARS. Teas. Syrups. &c, &c.
Blso-Chins. Glass. Queens. Wooden
and Tin Wares. Hard Ware. Spices. f..
senres. &C.. in fscl. We have . ful stock
Of all kind. of Goods ususlly found 10
we'll regulated store. all Of which We are
prepared to sll very low for Cash or
exchange for Country Produce.
we respectfully invite all persons ~
want OF good and Cheap Goods 10 give
Us call and we {, el confident that moro
need go away disssms6ed. II isa p'ess-
IRE to show our Goods.
COST 81 WAGNER.
ShepherdstnGp, April 81, 1867. u {
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SsIzys A LECTURE TO
Ri: sa7V IOUNG lIEN.
Just Published, in Il Seated Enreiopc.
Price sir Cents

Price Sir Cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and
Radical Cure of Sperma'orrhaeS, or Scmina
Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual De-
hili,y, a.d lmpcd mcnrs TO Marriage generally
Nervousness Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits {;
Ncn a. and Ply steal Incnpaciry, resulting from
Seli.Abuse. sc by ROBERT j. CULVER
WE'LL, NJ. d., Author of the "Green Book,
&c.
The world-renowned author,ln this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of Sci -Ab1se may
be lily removed without medicine, and
without DANGEROUS surgical operations, bouges,
inst umenis. rings, or cordials, pointing out u
mode of cure at once certain and efectual by
which every sufferer matter what lis cond-
ton may be- may cure hims IL cheaply, private
", an radically. THIS LECTURE WILL
PROVE A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND
THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal to any address, in plain
sealed envelope, on II e receipt Of six cents, or
two postage stamps. Also DR.. CulverwcIl's
wharfage Guide" price % cents. Address the
publishers,
CHAS. ]. e. KLINE & co,
l27 Bovery, New FORK, Pos! Office Box 1856.
May -, 1867. ly
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COST 81 WAGNER.
ShepIIerdstnGB, April 81, 1851.

IRON Sisud.. or enrbs. fof chain Pseps;
L also large loi Of cast iron cissess
Pumps, Of all kind.. f'r sale by
Ransom s. Duke. Chsslestovn.
YlEN thousand pounds Wool. will be ta'
4 Ken 10 exchange for Gsads = Cssh
Prizes. W. a. Ghet6se.
THE Maryland selI-operssing spSing
L Tooth Horse. Hay and Grain Rake.
supt rior ~ any in the Market. tos sale ~.
Ransom g. Duke. chsttessosn.
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Notice to Farmers !

THE undersigned are now prepared 10
| do all kIads of COtNIRY CARD
ING. Bring along your WOOL If you
want rolls.
RENTCH e. MILLER.
Shepherdstown Mach l6, 1867 Il
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Second Arrival.

HtCUUU hTTIVdI.
T11 E have just received SECOND supply
III OF Dry Goods. all kinds and descrip-
uons: Groceries. Notions. &C.. &c. 10
which we invite the attention. al or old
customers and the public generally. We
are selling goods very low Tor cash or
country Produce.
June COST e. WAGNER.
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returned from The market with
TT a full stock OF Clothing. such
"a as Coats, Pants and Vests. in
X gres, variety and style, and
Sprlng and Summer Wear, which will be
offered at very low prices. Special at
tention is invited to my large stock OF
Hats and Shoes. name in part Ladies
Lasting Caters, from $500 up. Ladies
Morocco BalmoraIs, Misses and Chi
drens Lasting and Morocco Shoes. la
dies Morocco Slipper, Women's low
Quarlefed Shoes in variety. Mems Con
rress Caters and fine Calf Boots, Fin
Shoes. Boys and Chlldren's Shoes OF
every STYLE. Full stock Of Hats for Men
and Boys.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Fine White Shirts 'Calrn and Hickory
Shirts. Drawers Socks, Neck Ties. LIN
en- and Paper Collars, Linen and Paper
Cuffs for Gents, Il andkerchiefs. SusPen'
Jers, Dog Skin and Light Buck riding
Gloves, Gems Gull Buttons, in short a
complete outfit tor gentleman.
Ladies and Mems Cotton Hose. nice
rrbb'd Hose only 25 cents, Invisible Head
Nets only 10 cents, Ladies Buck Gannt
lets, Trunks. Vslces, CarPe. Bags. Um
brellas and Notions In variety.
would specially invite all who are in
want Of bargains to go no farther than
l.. LICKLlDER'S
Cheap Cash Store where goods can be
bought at very low figures.
=. ST. will take this method 10 return
my thanks 10 The generous public Tor then
liberal patronage, and hope by strict al
lenriop 10 business to merit continuance
of the same. J.. l..
Sbrpherdsiown. April 90. 1867. #
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NO HUMBUG.

MI GENTS :-Hav-
ing tried several different kpss of Washing Ma
chimes and none OF them giving me satS'acilon'
and bearing of your King OF the West, or
..American Champion borrowed one OF 'h'm
tom nrighhor. got the use OF 1t for three
weeks. The first week followed the printed
directions. The next week used water not so
ho;, and found the machine dId much better
now think tina, my tan lily Cnders'an' The ma
chine completely, aud We would not taAe aou-
bile ls cost for it. prov ded We could not get an.
other Of the same kind. l am ia lalhe, anu
have seen some of The worst SoIied clothes That
I ever saw IN nv life washed perfectly clean |
advise INV friends TO buy The machine by all
means. Very respectfully,
June |, 1867. GEO W. ADD
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OFFICERS.

REFERENCES
s. Brady, Cash. Merchants Nat. Bank, Wheeling
List. Morrison s. Co Wholesale GToceis,
Praor, Handlan S Co. -
Michael Reilly,
Nc Ciellan & Knor. Boot and Shoe House,
Nc Cabe, Kraft & Co. Druggists
G. ". Fran5hsim s. Co Wholesale Liquors
UTnship. Woods s Go. QneenswaFe,
L,,ris Baker. Publisher Register,
r y UcJfSs Notions,
Campbell, Fretc s. Co. Pubs. lntelihgencer, 4"
on Son g. Co. Hardware,
J. E. Sands. Cashier, LIST Nat. Bank, Fairmont
r p. Camden. Pfes't Nat. TX. Bank, Weston.
Cant yohn .UcLurs. Jr. Wheeling.
B.F. HARRISON, Shepherdstown,
Agent for Jefferson County.
April 20, 1861 ~
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NATIONAL INSURANCE GBHfltY.
WHEELING, WEST VA.

lESUEAE6b IUNl HBI.
WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPITAL, 5000, 600.
Office, 26 Monroe St, next door 10 Isl Nat. Bank
OFFICERS.
Geo K. Wheat, Prest. James McCluney,V. +,
John Bishop, Secretary.
Chas Wallace, State Agent ior W. ' a ana ""'
DIRECTORS.
John Z Wilson. Geo X. Wheat,
las c. Or Ssm'. Hsrper,
Inhn A. Armstrong, James Mckinney,
a. c. Quarter, Morgan l.. or,
George Adams.
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GREAT RUSH
Ar The
CLOTHING, HAT & SHOE
IIO s Il !

THE undersigned having just
returned from The market with
'7 a full stock Of Clothing. such
as Coats, Pants and Vests, IN
great variety and style, and
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WE respectfully announce 10
our customers and the public
3 GENERALLY. that ue have iusiIe-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
Maple Sugar.

Some people indulge the notion that for
Il good sugar season there must be large
quantity of snow upon the ground in the
tapping season. \ Massachusetts ex-
change lately suggested that the sugar
season in Vermont was likely to be a fail
ure because SO little snow had fallen the
past season in the state We think most
of our sugar makers, however, will hardly
concur in this theory but, lest some NAV
do SO, we wish to say that according TO
our observation as to seasons in the past.
those in which large quantities of snow
fell, and remained on the ground, have
been the least productive as sugar seasons.
There is reason in that-when there is
much snow there is less frost in the ground,
and when the snow continues late in the
spring the thawing commences in the
ground, and when the SHOW finally leaves.
the ground is free from frost, and sap
ceases to flow with prolusion. Deep frosts
in the ground, with little SNOW, and sur
face thaws and freezes, creates active cir
cuiation of the sap, and productive sugar
seasons follow. We think experienced
sugar makers will coincide in this view of
the case, and therefore we trust none
who have sugar trees will fail to make full
preparations for making all the sugar they
possibly can. They will thus enrich not
only themselves but the state We contend
that the present indications point to an
extraordinary good sugar season. Let all
try it.
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a regular and permanent fund be establish
ed for tlclr support. IS long rs there are
subjects requiring it; not trusting to the
uncertain provision to be made by indi-
viduals. And to my mu!atto man, VIZ
hun, calling himself William Lee, | give
immediate freedom, or, if he should prefer
it, ION account OF the incidents which
have Jetallen him, and which have render
ed him incapable of walking, or Of any
active employment,) TO remain in the stu
alton he now is, it shall be optional III
him to do so; in either case, however, |
allow him an annuity of thirty dollars,
during his natural life, which shall be i'll
dependent of the victuals and clothes he
has been accustomed to receive, if he
choose the last alternative; but lii full with
his freedom, if lie prefers the first and
this | give him, as testimony of my sense
OF his attachment 70 me, and for his faith
full services during the revolutionary
war.
The Union is OF course familiar with
this just act oi emancipation, and we trust
has it printed in letters OF gold, and hung
as a companion piece with its picture OF
Washington. While that Hem stands
as the final judgment of It's author upon
slavery, irving liberty and education to
every bondman aud bon;iwoman To whom
he could give those priceless requests, we
snail continue to work for the full and
perfect freedom OF ali men in our nation,
without fear OF adverse interference from
either the spirit OF Washington, or from
any living party that can rlghtIuIIy wear
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choose a committee TO attend to the same. -
BY information received since the meet
ing, we learn that this article being the
last in the warrant. was not acted on un-
til late in the day, when motion pre-
vailed ''that it be passed over" We learn
that the people OF Littleton are much in
terested in this matter, and are ready to
act literally and earnestly if there is any
prospect that the road from this place to
Portland could be built through their town.
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sion to the muItitudes Of vOun" men who
now seek homes and fortunes in the west
and south. II we would put our 1905
into manufacturing, it would quadrupe
our population and wealth, and, what is
better, furnish in our own state an inviting
field for the sons and daughters of Yer
mont to settle in. The more railroads we
have, the more capital will come in from
the cities and the more manufacturing
shall we have
While Vermont has stood still in popu-
latlon for the past twenty years, her grand
list has increased thirty millions, or nearly
fifty per cent. This increase in wealth is
because OF our railroads bringing us nearer
Il market; and the more railroads we get,
The more Is our real estate increased in
value. Mr.. Willard then spoke of the
Importance of this road in facilitating
communication in our own state. By
this new line the east and west and CEN
trail part of the state will be brought
together.
The speaker closed by appealing to the
men to think Of the great Importance Of
this enterprise, and their individual re-
sponsibility in the matter-their duty to
subscribe literally to the stock that the
work fail not. Nest OF them were sure
to reap the benefit in their day, and those
who did not, could leave it as patrimony
to their children.
MIR. Willard spoke for about three
tourths of an hour with great clearness,
and evidently with good effect, but the
poor report above can give but faint idea
of his effort.
After he sat down, Hon. Calvin Morrill,,
Gen. Pitkin, Mr. d. C. Lindsey, j. d.
Stoddard, Esq, MIR. Franklin Fairbanks.
and DR.. Billiard, were each in turn called
out, and most of them spoke at length and
to the point in respect to the practical
value 10 the people along the line, and to
the state, at large, of this new enterprise.
Our limits will not permit US to give even
IN abstract of their remarks. Chief engi-
neer Lindsey assured the audience that
there were no engineering lions in this
new route, though from the nature of the
country in Vermont, the line must nee
eSSariIy be somewhat circuitouS, ard the
grades such as those on other roads in the
state
n. II. Eaton, Esq, of Danville, intro
duced the following resolutions which were
adopted by standing vote:
Il ~,rsd That this meeting cordially sympathise with
the Directors of the Montpelier and II. .ohnsburv ard
the Essex County EairOad Companies in their cndeavOrs
20 form connecting link between Port AID and the West
and hcn across the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific
And pledge Influence and eriaI aid Tor the end
proposed.
Resi- rd, That the people of Caledonia county hail with
great sati'facton the prospect of reope ing trade and
commerc' with Portland, which FRIED On exten-
sively with mutual profit il former years.
The second meeting is held at Cabot
to-day, and rouslng one will be held at
Montpelier Friday, March 22d.
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BY TIE CAEIE-A second and more
serious Fcmian revolt has broken out in
Ireland. and though Is Il matter of course
the British authorities report all quiet'
;end the danger past. the demonstration
WIS one OF considerable importance, and
there has been Il sharp tight ior the poses
sion OF the famous Droghcda castle. near
Dublin, in which the Ftnians Were re-
pulsed and several lives lost. The sal III
telli"cnce also comes that Dr. Livingstone.
the distinguished and honored Christian
missionary ana explorer, has been murder
ed by the savage C;iires i'll South Africa.
TIE news also comes that Charles +.
Brown (-trtemas WarCD died ut South
ampton the 9th. Brown commenced his
career as apprentice on tie cd democratic
paper printed at Lancaster, " II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15

CoNGEF>s.-Thc question of the ad-
jourmment oI congress IS not fully deter
mined. The senate desires to adjourn by
the hast OF TIN, or the middle Of next week,
but m!t,s there Is Il better agreement with
the president concerning appointments TO
Office, there Is no prospect OF speedy adj
iournment. The hou>r is anxious TO al
journ ii once, but not later than the mid
die of May, while the senate proposes to
remain in session longer and then adjourn
to October or December.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
JOB PRINTING.

We are ddaing to or Printing facilities
from time 10 time. and intend to ARRAYS be
prepared 10 do nearly all kinds Of job Print
ing, such as Wedding. 4ddress and Business
CGrdS. circulars. Bill Heads. Blanks. Re
ccipts. .huction Bills and Posters. in good
style ant at jar prices.
c. ". STONE &c co.
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NeC Hampshire Election.

The New Hampshire election on Tues
day resulted in triumph Of the Republic
can ticket, with little falling off in the
majority from last year, which was ex-
pectcd because of the division in the re-
publican ranks Gen. Hartman is elect
ed governor by 5000 or more majority
the vote in l2G towns being, Hartman
25,O97 Sinclair 22,462. The republi-
cans elect their three congressman by ma
.lorlties of about 1000 each, four of the
five state councillors, nine of the twelve
senators, and will have a majority of so
in the lower branch of the legislature.
The total vote in the state will exceed
$1,000 against 65,5SS last year. The
representatives elected to congress are ia
cob IL. Ella Of Rochester, Aaron L. Ste
yens OF Nashua, and Jacob Benton of
Lancaster.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15

The RAILROAD EAsr.-in the town
warrant Of Littleton, acted upon on Tues
day, was the following article: s'To see
II the town will vote to raise a sum of
money to be expended in making pre-
liminay survey in anticipation Of a rail-
road from Littleton to St. Johnsbury, and
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15

Ia pans II busiuoss for this in- tuition are VERY Lib
raj md Tx, % tn Sc VIII, i- 10 inre their lives
III net cli--. IIny its bus Is very Ia ce AID
TapIy Eci' asir. All the kinds cf p,lices
list II = favorable t,rns offered 10y nv other
=" oEpan' l. the ,untry. Dividcn:s liner with
the are Of tn policy. Nh psrticipa NJ rates lower
imam 'i'F" {. any Company IL the world. Leases paid
IN thITtr "NS III du- notice and p.o,f Of dca's Ii
'rsi aFrAn ~ IT. made in regard l. one-tird OF
the amount OF omum i'll Ice Loaned the policy holder
If desired.
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WINTER EMPLOYMENT.

$500 per month ard expenses psid male female acet
introduce and useful Invention e absolute u
~ in " household Agents pref-Tinr % work on
commission earn from @ 70 s-a per dsy- For full
Isrticu. ars- enclose stump and sddess
W. G. WILSON d & =, Cleyelsnd. Chic
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3lew advertisements.
WoRLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
IL BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

BsI5d II Di,.--as>.
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OFFFCEES
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IMPROVED PRESSURE TURBINE
WAITER WHEEL.

The hest wheel, using les wafer and selling fer les
hs any other frs. clas> wheel livery VII Il warTani-
ed Send for des rpive circulsr. Also, improved
brick machine snd brick machinery, engines and boil
csne mi /, portable FORCES, &C
PEEKSkILL MANUFACTURING Co PeekskiI, y. \.
ID. l.. ymOsr viI lie At he Office of Packard Il Hill.
No. le5 Water street, " y, Tuedays, Thursdays and
Fridsys, from 70 l. TO make cont acts for machinery
and castings of all kinds
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-03-15
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.

The true rene5y II iast dioovered. l-phsms Fresh
Meat Cu'e Prepared from the formula # Pro. Trous-
Uf rars n-umption, lung diseaes, lunchi-
lie dyspepsia, maraslnus neral delhi V. and 81 morbid
conditions Of tn sym depenGent deficiency Of tai
force. Ii i pleasant ste, and single b5ttlr viii
convince the most skepical If it virtue II -ya
heai Teas' dy 4 the s-e- 81 n g, Tot fr
-. S,nt 10y ezpesa- Ssld by : q. TFHAH, Nc. 81
south Eighth Street rhisdeh and principal drug-is
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