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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01

Tas celebrated Madame Ristosi has Of
course been the recipient Of all sorts fprss
snts since her arrival in America. She ap.
pears 10 have besn particularly delighted
with the dozen bottles Of "Bioom Of Youth, /"
sent her BY the manufacturer. Nr. George
W. Laird, Of No. "a Fulton street, New
York. The lady has . remarkably tine
complexion, which Of course she il DESTROYS
Of rseaiains, aod there can b. noss eGectusl
way Of doing 90 than BY using this truly
wonderful and delightful pesparatiso. Can
b bad q I'll drugsists and fancy goods deal.
sss. fob lO.deod&w.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01

0uro q Regulate oAo Bowels.
MRS. wINSLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
10 the only shiag that mothers can rely up.
on for their childnn. II cerrects asidity sf
the stomach, regulates the bowels, and gives
rest, health and comfort 70 mother and child.
During the process Of teething, ito value il
incalculable. II sofsens the gums. reduces
inflammation and a.lays oil pain. thereby
giving rest TO the child and comfort 70 the
mother.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01

Tas CHAxos.--Lst il be remembered by
oil. that the Temperance meeting this eve
ming will be held in Metropolitan inatsAd Of
LeClaire Hall, - heretofore. Several good
speakers are expected 70 Be on hand aud
address the meeting,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01

WENDELL PalLL,rs will sppsar in the
German Theatre on Thursday evening,
April I. Those who have heard hin will
not fail sf hearing him again, these whs
have not should not miss this opportunity,
% next to Edward Everett he 10 undoubtedly
the most pelished orator the ceuntvy a6srds.
Politically ws oannet endorse him, but -
% orator we cannot but ad.eirs him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01

RsAL EsrArs SALs.-Eldridgs = Bro
Agsnts, have to-day made the sale Of whea
is known q The Jack Evans' property, on
Fourth stssss near Perry, . Dr.. J. J. Bur
tis, for es.o2s. He alsssly swps ths 60
nss iet. which. sith TN pssshass. eivs
hin niusty eight tsss ifsns % FOURTH sssse
end one hundred end aisy % Perry street.
We sndssasand il is the ialsation Of ths Ds.
70 build upon his purchase oas Of he hasss
public hails h Ne Wet We hope ~ ~
pert 10 tfus, - city hall suitable fer pub
lie meetings, lectures. ETC., 10 thing much
needed In our city. Il will b GFsas Goa
vsaisaes 70 he public and oast prove ~
mvnseative iuveotoout.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01

0LAn.-A visit - the immense ware.
heuss Of Estea. Massirs . o.. sseseooss
y N. F. Merrill, wili a.ply sspsy sny OBJ
ssrves Of he weekdays = trade ana
eeaosess, when visiting Chieage. We
Looked svss TIE pssaisse rseeaely end Wses
0ush pleassd q aslislag ~ orsal slsck
which ~ saesepsisiss psspsisasss kssp
ceastan0y "a haaA b ssess y nalelt (Asis
nunGsas end ssaseanely iaessesise dssls
Of ssstsasss. We vsee 0rst shsva ~
~ elAo.wass. which = veg faIl end
snesaes sssss vssisty II pstsrns; thsn
sse etlsatisa wss sallsd 70 ~ sadlses =.
ssstasat - Anps, shsadslisss end laaesras,
- vs Asishsd en- survey by lsskine 4
eseslsss sssliy aad inexpensive nirrsss
~ fs1sstsd ths pjsassd appsarsass u sus
expressive sesatsneaee. .as
We eall tAs sseesial selsssisa e 81
dsa,sss y tAis hssss antis fun liz e ~
wsfs, end " ~ seiis1s1 aaae u YIN ~
asss sssslly = thsis s1vastnes y aivs thi1
lsaaiag chisaos Ara : 6iaA bsssss eohu
taslhe Eass y aale yes1Aaea, . -
u sur dsalses: Aays hsstlsoGss dssa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-01

NJ n1lDENCa ON B1ADy. MAN iSrn ST.;
ss.sss Glvsa : shSst asse. iSsSss diw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11
J. &. TIsBErGS. (c,m.rs
l.. ID. HALL.
Josiah Cages Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In probate court held At -
Caledonia DIST C'->> joh>i ury. within a:ld Tor sad
tl>t. ici. the 18th ,ly 81 ID, ..ui:zT. sai
Instrument. puTpJt te the last viii aid lest
II amant oi JOSIAH til-e late uf ST JphI>buTN. IN
district deceased. lei. presented court ~
Barren M"uoIi. The executor therein named Pre-
bate
Il orie-,i Ky said court. that all persons concerned
therein lie Notified Ia appear ii Niid RI Ii
be holden the probate Office In II Iuhu>;Ty The
18th iilv 81 Jan. l>O1 aud thew cause, tUey
have against probate ui said wl fI- who purpose
i l. further ordered Cupy of the this
der Ir iubI>:r three. acck> -uCCr>>veiv ia the
Liam printed AZ Juhn>hlTy. previous la >i d-
ported f1r hearing ASA l. FRENCH. judge
\ tine COPY 0fIecOrd -Atie>i-
a5s7 ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge al Probate.
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The i'IssnH2ic Ban vose Oh T-e- e minated Fen ".
Isl iyc notice int Il vii l,dca II cat ndin la
ct the rirs \ationa Bank in 10. sl,rs- e.
from December !, ISf. eably the lloEin- ct.
{. ~ DINGTUA. Cashier.
-. John bury. VI, Fec. !, l>'i.
An act re ai:nc the rd IrptiOa q bank tee.
I II i h, rcis enacted, &c.
sec. l. After expiration e tie char Il snv hank
chartered b. This state. after the natioI. the
i-tsnoe # such hank, bly, the lave al this
s-st.. such Tx msy notice be pnblih IN II
the ky ncsP prs I TIRE unry Thr snri nix /
located fal year. ting fhsf sal hank wal
redeem il out III di IL he 81 the cApirati II
char ~ the G=t II f,Tnn tea iii sAistvncc,
and p: q Il 4 pa d. lcst 4 = >Irf
n, ice rithr- such hank 1t cfi-ce b II Toe La
any at fr nn--odea piion q any If its .uts anc-
ing iillz. unl,- IA IA g. u ben duly tsCllt q
and yInenr IN { Gem nd 4 within tlr y"s- afeT-
said. q hank ng l. dc # aid b2nh-
Sc , After the exlT Eel. Z ci@T-,-- O. aito tic
tcrmina i'm of TIE ext 4 ny such haGk for
sll, such hank shall &c suicyt the Ur a'.o
IT lsli. 4 - p.cvisions Of ~: ild section a
chapter eigl;y-ni 4 fLs = sta:u'es-
= hi h IL v1iOct .-o.. IL pass
Approved -,ov. n. 1>tG. I dcST'4
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Charles Holmes Estate.

T,IE subscribe having been appointed by the hoIara
:!r prob, Tor le ci>TlCi Z" Caledonia COMMITS
>i1rr> :" receive. iIi adjust claims
Isai.> al IrT>> .a>i The esIie OF 'arl> lvle,
oi Peach in -aIi district deceased. Iepr.-
-.I.,d is a;a The term uiUiiiii> u
tie ISL iay Dec 80. iii- allowed ~ SIli court 4,
I'- C,':lI"TS ii Saii decreased. exhibit Prove
rlri- III c,gIge CI5i D.! 6'Ev iil;Ue thli
Mi al eus the igiies appointment al Ia,
.-.liI hvu>- "i Nj. Heb Hun ia Pvaclam Ia al,
l>Iri ct i"n al JIuIIaTy and the 18th day %
J:r.e ueXt al nclVCh p. VI. 4 each .f SAID iaNs-
MOSES MARTIN.
HARMON HAND.
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calvin L. i!Iakr,> E>Intr.

STATE or VERMONT. ! At Probate Court held al 81.
Caledonia District Jyh>urS. III said district.
Tie. Isl idN 80: JIEua:y J. 4. ID. ~.
i,'-TG- 's.in. JT-. administrator Of The estate II
Gavin baAr, lat Z Naer"CS ia aid d>,:lci, T. i
p'>-It> H. s,.i..r>iTdlli account and
allowance. AMI ;nase~ APP Ca'I - irc-ee 81 ti>iT.tl-
i'B- she! ai ililun 81 the estate 81 -a.l Deceased.
NisvrUirr:I. sTs-l-i TO- -tsd that sal
C"Ii1 AM >ai ..cd'iii L.. referred 'i >a2
court L. lee L I'll 81 tle pT' IL iC- Juhii>
IA" l9h 49, 81 At - lcs- hearing All: ,-,4>s
ine.ca: iii ~irfie- "ri' r-d. shat -Di- heres; i
-.."lI To- a. l">'.> nile ei. bg '..y
i'.r "' - >Us,, -s.rN 4. gi- r.sl... >..s--
pi'hr! Il - jl:>.IrN p'cv'> l. >tl time ap;-,ilal-
al f.! L'Sf.r.-. iIfi t-S ap,-aT - sad
ia," taa >.i'W 'au- i aiy Tees hIs-. abs >a3s
.i.t !! "a lot Be- ai.-Vri AMI sur decree rislc
- he [ ut.:I -Arle>T.
55, A., l.. FRENCH, Judge 81 Probate
v -.lEi-t,.N iier,ls, n.y vii y Siel. Ia le:t
y nv J. an bad it'll - iut CT ~ .v1cs-
80. ayIVuy a. "a pgTso- ..in hl-is3Ii Ut
in H. Uiv 80 unt. '2,l oiim her ua-S
:ii ply nod 1t { b. sl--2ri:l-- attr- tbs d.
IA 10 Doe e.. -
- AL.-N. L. SI-Ath-
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I.eGal.
Na,k Hills Estate.

THE subscribers havn. teen appointed by the honors
IL probate Ia thu district "i alsd,li comm -
si,rs 10 receive. examine and adjust all claims anu e
naui> Of I'll persons a-aIiist the estate oil MI ma
ai 81 sutton III said distract. deceased Represented III
solvent and the term months firm the l3h uaN ["
Dee, Isis irr- allowed tx aid court Ia the CIe'lE
tor of ,iG rCet>, {" eNBl.: AID prove Ihrir N'
CLAIMS lrtITp notice taa' viii ditcil " '4'
difir, 81 our alI,ri.iIu-nt Al he dwelling mouse I"
tile widow If the tiec. a> IT, Sad district ~
Inc I'd Sal Ir,.ay> 81 Jaiary neAi. al 10 vi
oh each of SAID GdyS-
&c; TIsBErrS. lCom.rs.
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III xxi tenoe oi III l. nix Il CAl,do II, cllsIte-ed b1
'c l,--izls 4 the -ta;e 4 Ne ma LET -
Danvilc IL sai6 atH. terminated - ,cahv - rhc
laws OF .aJ u the = r. das Z unr $50: a2d
ce "a q. rei.y Il rs hank Nj redeem ia pu--
andia- hills fo- In Il Yea from DC : l>
The lowing # hc e. slst are J. llll sl az d.
Teetion f aid NIX r., osa'r o:th - rects-f-
Di:EA CROSBY. i-Ty-- = u. IA1 Tax -. sashirl-
Dsnville. VI, Dec. = l>Sf.
Al SC relating % the T denniioa Of hank nCtes-
l. / he chs ,-sc,e C.
Sec. At b. e2pr to- E fh e. or any snk
cha tc-,d hy Til tat. az - rluilafi. e TIC
cx- 4, aiis zs;,h n s-rly In lau o. TN
- IL sSh afuk ca c-os b. iGtl--',d IL ei
the sy-cklr slsl9 - II Hh sRch 'ans a.
l2oatcd. f.- "A ara-- gctr - f-a tbs .ssa ia h
Uil d = 'l,i.l IL + de- I III al an
it, cs-t,- - DIST q: II ne Il r-,z te,e
n cop 81 fiisz1- AID ls dae paiiic2 ia q: uaa
MOTTO, n.h-- z1ri 'rzni - &C. -hsl' a. Ia Ii
ans aCti.n IT. sae r-4ti - NJ u IL -taa
n aii- NIL Al aar -aaa a. - Fis pr ID
payment th--.of dei..ard with TIE y,1T '5-s
!. tl, ~ .fil- aegz, "a sd sl-lA-
- . Af - thF r-,-afi 4 - = It t.
term I'ri = e.. III. or = au- -l-i, isalk
aid. fnch han a., e i- - In ,Tc-afie,i
~ llai- - al p Ma q 49, sZ- Aird s,cli q;
ca p - ,i-hi--a eff -.ac - f-srl -
60 IN = s..sli1.k -. - - g.-~-h-,.
Apr-. ve A,v. !. - .aazlE -
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BANKS.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ST. JOHNSBIRY

The --oc ode Ct The FiIft iii nal II nk e -.
,Joh bury. are 7cly fife! hist he IN I'd II Eal
meeting. forth 4 ciion fGi 10 The yea ensuing
V h held u their n rooms In Z LII sbu ~
II ESD AZ HE I.I!i DAY OF iANl Aiil, next, at =
o'rl-ck I'm GEO. MAY, CasheI-
December Il l>!S; t'anil "a
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The Fire Little RABBITS.

mother III Il nice house in a wood. 1t was
not Il house built Of brick and mortar.
WIKI doors and windows to it, such as YOU.
ny little readers, live in; but i, was dug
ot rground, and was called war
Icn or hurrow. They were all pretty and
2ood-lempercd little rabbits, but all. ex-
r'Pt one OF them. had one very great fault.
They thought that they were wiser than
their father and mother, and so they were
not always obcdicnt as good children ought
10 he. 1t was this fault that brought all
'.cir mi~fOrtune- upon them, as | will
J.. -'ltlv lc vnn.
One morning the father and mother of
t''- e lilie rabbits caleb them together,
AID sad: children, we are going out to-
day. and do not expect TO be home till
lac in The evening. II You are good and
o1di,n. and do exactly rs we tell YOU,
10 ilarm can happen 10 You; but if yon
;ac naughty and will not mini. Won will
.ur y BE- sorry for IT,
They all promised to be very good and
obri,cnl, and their father went on with his
directions:
- on must not. on any account" said
IT,, go further away from home than the
large oak tree on one side and the little
.b,cc >apling on the other You must
run INTO the house at the slightest noise
You Lear. without waiting to find out what
ha- caused il. and YOU must not have any
ding 10 say /" strangers. nor let any one
-c"ap' acquaintance with YOU. | need not
tell you not to quarrel with each other.
Tor that l. something Won never do {; but
must warn Yoa, Fatty. not to make your
,olt >lyN by eating too much, and you.
Erl>Ny, mn>t try not to forget every word
| have said before Your mother and | are
oul OF sight" The little rabbits promised
agtH to do Just us they We're told, and
their father and mother kissed them good
bye and lett them.
hen the little rabbits found them
selves alone. they ran out OF doors and be-
2.u /" c.E,>c cIcI, other around upon the
>o!t.grrcn Grass. They played very happily
together for some time, and then Friskv
and >potty challenged their brother Bunny
To race with them as far as fallen tree a
Il'tlt distance beyond the beech Sap!in@.
Il Will run a. Tar as the Sapling,' said
funny; hut | cannot 90 any further
because papa told us not to-" Nonsense, -
answered lrI>A. the sap!in. is so near
Tia; W. cun.,I reach it in three Jumps.
TrH j. no race" 1T is a. far As | can
80. ~! Bunny. and wish, MY dear
brother and sister. that YOU would stay
with me" Buj !'ri>kv only laughed at
Iln, and Spotty promised TO come back
Il soon a. h.. had reached the fallen tree |
s. of they started. while poor Bunny
stood and watched them. with the tears in
l4i~ eyes.
In = few n;nutns tha,, ro,cLod tho
tree, Sporty having won the race. III
iurncl back, but Fri>kv began to play in
come long Grass which was there. and
Bunny and Spotty soon lost sicht of
her.
In the meanwhile B,nnv's tavo,i,e
,,,.er p;nkavo had .t,voI n,;.Ir hos;I
Fatty. who wa, n;hhI;u~ ., n;oce If ami.
v hi.h 4 little Lov who h,d ,,ssed w;,h
/ !. ,rbar ,Io I.,,. Lat,,a III I,,
Ih.rr Hunnv w,s vorv Glad 20 soo hnu.
20, and ou;.t ,hnv yo,. ,nI ,yho, r,t,,.
asked li.n to Gonna and ,,.t. Lor ,n,J,
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done, they called Bunny, and told him not
to grieve any more, and said that they had
rather have one good child like him than
twenty naughty ones, and SO. as it is not
the nature OF rabbits to fret long about
anything, they We're soon all very happy
again. Tiny stayed to tea with them.and
Bunny was glad 10 find that his father and
mother approved Of The friendship between
them.
After this, Tiny used to come every day
and play with Bunny. always taking the
greatest care not to hurt him, and bv-and
bv. wien some more little brothers and
sisters were born, their parents used TO
tell them 10 mind Bunny, and follow his
example in everything, and you may guess
how happy this proof of their confidence
made him. and how careful he always
was to try and deserve it.
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When the late Alderman Waitman was
Lord Mayor Of London. a man was
brought before him OH Il charge OF vagran-
cy. What countryman are YOU" in
CURED the Alderman. IAN IriShman,
please your HONOR" was the reply. The
Alderman asked, "Were you ever at sea-"
Come. Your honor" answered Paddy.
dive think crossed from Dublin in a
wheelbarrow p
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Celebrated reversible feed movement: uniform eelf-ad
sting tension. Il makes four dit.eren. I'll cLes the
Ioc, kno:, doublelock aud doubekut on one and the
ssIne maciuc Each stitch being iliae CT III sides Of
the fabric Ii vii hem, FELL bind gather brld Quilt
and gather and Il ru1he Ut the same -me we
fInish each machine With Barnums Self ever which
gu DIS the wo K. itself. We every machine %
&c Ill tLIt we claim ftri Further reference may tc
had b.. addressing L. F. PARKS. Agent
fassampsic, Vt. Dec. %, $500. tao
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y EW FIRM.
LYNDON FLOUR MILLS.

Tie s3.ns..iocrs ;.l-irI i,rme! cppartner>i.i,
r. 1T purpose 4 manufacturing; hnuT ard l:eal
n Zee = nil IN LNma"n. are ~, YaE'I - supply
TIC tad" MIN tHr vaTipr, Ia les & four u>,..ly
sept t-r >a'c u" would t>pty.1,.y cali ait, IL
':''! 10 a choice it cf white winter wheat wnich
SO Az now m2nnflCtrFiI.- particularly frr tn
h".C tTad' and can recommend it - be a coal
article We ais" have ana ,hi ! keep constantly
80, haul - IN ard feed a Wholesale ard Ge-7i
- + which ~ shall sci, f.. Cash 4; the ioae>t
n..-"t rrIce- ID al-r> in -four sup ,lIed q, the
G.a'.'.i. ,ii' :.>'..l rates Pro,nI. airrn'iaI.
.gv,u - all order, addressed 20 tie r,r: ,iins. =;
Isuiom 10 I Jah.~bu.y
HALL FAlRBiNkS 4 20.
Anil u 1856 TH-f
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plymouth BUCK gloves

G,rtlC;a,n. 7 i.avr o. md and shall kip 8.
,ry Il y T. p.sr-' o,7r Iatyd L nrl- q g.
.aittcss acLll.-sl,d-,d : bc 10 htrt o. arr
lpali y ct q, ana rurkrr an=iip. loE s.ail .'
Il Er = = gsff. - VI. JOHNSON a. IT, - Z
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business CHANCE.

-iI,S. ! = TN ~. l. d.-i-ca- e FL IL ~ a.
7 x I MILL Ei.T AMP FA,Cn G"3D-- - y
,rr NO VII K Lc- place - Ne.LsOe- J 81 IA'
1ooaas as -Ox sou Ia aTe = he
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Brown Bronchial Truchr>
EeTfT Il II GTNFR

Having di-yrc ias.aence 10 tie i'ssr-, ge, i.
n r-r l...'r,-.IrI,- ASTHMA, 'a-Ar-.-. ..-e
49, -f,-'Ar r4-.t-.s- sraelrs sc .-,a r-. .-.
.e,d as,ur-s. SINGERS Ash ltE. 9, .. I,5r..
an I'D TIo,h,- r.,'; IN cca-.a- III, wac.
l,:-;, =, -i. ~ s,,1;-., sd :, lityia- u.
Al sl.s. = r.. = - - the va,zl ,r-sa-. 81.
l-r I,,y,saa.', ,lr1 sd P7czc'alcd : lf.si,a.
LID f.-r-.l ! 81 a. ci.iis,st ,.i,s '-a. .
IT, fe-- a.. srrt,lr & tTu, ,lrct all -.l.-. 81.
t.l,i-r ea,y : - Il many Year. ,a.l. ...
:!ar ia .- ., air s. IA N:5 :- ia-r-,f-... e..
IL 80. =, s.aiyo-s,l.- FgyR 5rpcca f,-,.
.rlsc- d..
f-r,- cal --.s..usy,'o Bso>,H'sL rf.as 81.
"a q - -, l' q ;ac worthless i,.r.-i ...
De t;..-cd. S,.l-n "a 2.Na - u-as-,-
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s ID. & II, W SMITHS
AMERICAN ORGANS.

Thu American Or-:n- a,c he al cc:o .;ln new lc
fore the Ilic. The cul .i-iI l.yin: rex r. al a
sound ~ wind chest wi.I, h.s tn me imTct IL.
part n pcrfo III h sound ~ c:i hi in hc ri III,
rte It 1--WE hcdy Ild r. nee f = & "a iii
In II the o. = b Comes mr-,l d. OH i.
CT T. The AlHcrl: Il y -::..rT ,rl- nd =.
81 e'uEd box but Lave &c re q, Il So "ivi "
p1We. and Z est aG.nc5s # r.,sa. U;.h &C..
cx RENE line VI icing f the cds "nd -" n f L.
on make til III lac m-zt Z e.. ,r-:n kns Il he
gr%t lmpT"r I'D 5Gi c-ioIity f {, snd =. IL
mans IL q he Ale Gun o. ~ pee II Ia ia
f."'t r'ik n the tr 8 -: "~:G-I - n =. -
ny ct er reed - FtrImCnt the \ .. TcFIi "y-
anilnati OF :hcn. in 'npars vi cthcs viii Il. lex
" chow tEci, sgpc iJ-fr
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Done on granite monuments i'at. IL 'vcn - IN mar
! he. At NiSI pANNiLI,- u
80 would call the r. Tho public = IN 'lci
that grant" nts ct fir -:'I,l ,i:. l.
less, md will stand the w,.rr through ail time her
a. marble. rs j. given up by al VIII ituI til -.
prcscn, generation i passed away. He, a.:i,f Ii
in erecting mcnrmcu' = for generate hereafter to 10,
/ ~, and family record.
Also agent for ii. Moody. otf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1867-01-11

IN T. NEAsn
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LIME SPRINGS
KNOW THY DESTINY!

MADAME f. F. THORNTON, the great
English Astrologist,' ; Clairvoyant and Psy-
chometrician, who has astonished the scien-
tiic classes of the Old World, has now To-
Gated herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight, as to enable her to impart
knowledge of the greatest Importance to
the single, or married of either sex. While
in state of trance, she dclineates the very
features of the person you are to marry,
and by the aid of an instrument of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope, guar
entees to produce life-like picture of the
future husband or wife Of the applicant, to-
.gether with date Of marriage, position in
life, leading traits Of character, SC. This
can assert. she viii send, when desired a
certified certificate, or written guarentee,
that the picture is what it purports to be-
BY enclosing q small lock of hair. and
stating place Of birth. age, disposition and
complexion, and enclosing 80 cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
you will receive the picture and desired in
formation by return mail All communi-
cations sacredly confidential. Adress in
confidence, MADAME'E E. F. THoRSroN,P
0. Box 223, Hudson, n. Y. Z
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To Consumptives.

ENHE Advertiser, having been restored
IL to health in few weeks, by a very
simple remedy, after having suffered sew
eral years with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consnmption-is anx-
ious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure. -
To all who desire, he will send copy of
the prescription used, free Of charge,
with directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find SURE CURE
FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHITUs,
&c. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription, is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as twill
cost them nothing, and may prove a bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address .f....E, l...-.-..
n5Oy7 Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
E Williamsburgh, Kings Co. New York.
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WHOLE NO,377
The Laugh Of a Woman.
A woman has no 1atupai gift nj ore

a woman nd6 no CatuBal gltt more
bewitohing than a sweet laugh. 1t
is like the sound Of fHutes7 on theiwa-
ter. II loaps from her in s.ear
sparkling rill; and the heart that
hears it feels as if ba tfied in cool,
exhileratiag spring. Have you ever
pursued an unseen fugitive through
trees, led on by fairy laugh-pow
here, now there. nov lost. now
found? We have, and we are pur-
suing that voice to this day. Some
times it will come to US in the midst
of care and sorrow, or irksome busi-
ness, and We turn away and listen
to hear it ringing through the room
like silver bell, with power to
scare away the evil spiritszofa tho
mind. How much we owe that sweet
laugh! 1t turns the prose to poetry;
it aings aowers of sunshine over tho
darkness Of the wood in which wo
are travelling; it touches witlflight
even our sleep, which is no more
the image of death. but is consumed
with dreams that are tLe shadows
Of Immortality. . y
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than twelve free passes. ono for my
self. three for Ben Wood. four for
Parker, and the other four for tho
reporters of leading and influential
papers like The New York Tribune
and Independent. ., .'--t-
But / will not detain tho House
any longer. I have endeayored to
do justice to all concerned, especial
ly to the unknown bird-fancier in
the Dowery. Having done this, 7
again say, l min favor of the New
Capitol bill, and hope to see it be-
come a law. p.
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A warming against a raT hahn

The re al cases of trichiu;as;s in
Massachusetts have attracted gem
cral attention throughout the couu-
try, and all the doctors agree that
if ham aud pork be thoroughly cook
ed there is no danger from that re-
voting disease. The New York
Medical Record publishes com.
munication from Dr. Ristine, OF
Marion, Iowa, who has treated sew
eral cases. He gives the following
result of his experience /: 1. That
symptoms indicating the presence
OF young trichinD in the tissues are
observed as early or earlier than
the fourth day after the ingestion
Of the trichinous meat. q That
cysts are formed as early as the
twenty fifth day. 3. That, other
things being equal, the severity of
the symptoms is in direct proportion
to the amount of trichinous meat
eaten. 4. That an active cathartic
given while the worms arc still
within the intestinal canal, is effect
ual to a certain degree in causing
their expulsion and mitigating the
severity of the disease. 5. That
youth affords no immunity from the
effects of the disease. 6. That
sailing and smoking do not destroy
the vitality Of the parasite. Z.
That thorough cooking accomplishcs
this object. s4" IL .AS' 4