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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
ADDISON COUNTY,

Mr.. Victor Wright, President OF the
State Agricultural society. and promi-
nent citizen OF Middlebury, was thrown
rom his wagon and instantly killed on
Friday.
H. "A. Graves of Salisbury, is the owner
OF three years old colt which weighs
!, 425 pounds. The animal was sired bv
Old Mayduke, an imported English horse.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
A. G. Mckee. of West Arlington, caught
a wild cat near his house. on the evening
OF the 18th ult., measuring four feet from
the tip of the nose to the end of what tail
he had. 1t had been killing sheep for him
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
The conservation Of st. Mary's Cathe.
dral occurred in Burlington Saturday. A
large number of ecclesiastics attended
including the Archbishop of New York
Bishops from the principal cities in the
United States and Canada, and large
number of clergy. Arch Bishop McClos
key of New York preached the cOnsecra
ton sermon. The railroads ran specia
trains for the occasion. The Cathedral is
the finest editice in the state.
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Agents for the CaledOnian,

-5yu Of St. JohnSbury. - Officers. - Tom
.r.,. Hubbard Ia,tings; Treasurer, Barron Moulton
., ,o,a. Calvin Morrill, J. II Applebee, Simeon lluse
t..,,. \. q. Chadwick, George Ranney, L. e. Math.
,.. >.i,,,f >,looy Rev. f. \. Titus; C,llec or, A.
Y Cook; Orsr<-rqf lie P,or, John Emerson.
E-,,r4-r Oticers- Noieraior +. {. Redngton
,.G. o. ". Bakers Trustees, a. G. Chadwick, A. S
,..,uc.on. \. j. Willard, PhiniGs Alden, John Emer
.op. Grear, l.. b. Flint; High,Uay Surveyors, John
t.rr-on Marx L. rICce.
P-lr1ous Meetings. -N0ih Cony. Church, (Rcv
r. Cummings, rastor) Pleachirg on the Sabbath al
,..u,y and 631 PM sabbath School at LAS p NJ
,.5 r,y. Chlnca, Qcv. Lewis o. Rrastow, Pastor, }
r.,,,!i.- At lo&a \ and l.; Il. Sabbath School
,,1guu. AID Conference Meeting at $50 NJ. Aeth-
.,.,.oi, Drew. T. A. Titus rastor,) Preaching at
r.aA NJ and La II. Sabbath School at 100 " and
conference Meeting a; go N. Prayer Meetings in
sutlr lurChrs, "Wednesday evenings i: 80 Prayer
y in. # The Young Mems Christian Association, Fri
l,v evenings, At 500. Prayer Meetings At Fairbanks
Villa, TIc-lty evenings at ~ O'Clock.
M.,ou!c.-pAssUHPsIC LODGE, Silas Msstin, ". W.
Meetings every Thursday evening. HAswELL CHAP
..s SIt. Mastn. II. T. Regular Meetings Friday CIV
...a- Oh O. preceding full of the moon. PALESTINE
,.yg.SpgEY, j. l.. Perkins, CJnnL,t ier. Regular
Vr,la. Tl,sday evening on or preceding full Of the
g. ou All meetings in Masonic Hall, Main street.
G'1J Trmp.ars. HARMovY LopGE, John T,
r.la.. u +. 2. Meeting ct their hall, Summer street
Ct. r. Iacs!ty evening.
FL. Department.. chief EIgueer, Francis
g,HArr; i " I6tT Efe,iaeers Franklin fairbanks, Lin
n.I.-, /. +. Brown. TORRENT EHGINECo. MOL
,s-.. ,u. Alden Wbecler; Is,r F"y,,Ga, ;. IL. Nut
r--. ,' &, H. c lasting. DELvGE ENGI>E Co. No
J. 3 .au, B. F Eoli.s; .i~aI Fireman, ,ohu Ste
.e... r.tl, y. NJ. johnson. EXCELSIOR Hook AMI
LADDER 60. Fireman, James T. Howard; ASS
frs,a. Il race g. Wright; Clerk, John p Eddy.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
MARRIAGES.

In St JOhnsbury, Dec. 10, by Rev. l.. {. Cummings,
Mr. O.csr L. Whi;,law of ST. Louis, No., to Miss Ably
Hastings of ST. Johnsbury.
In Peacham, Nov. %, by Rev. =. B. Fiske, Mr.. R.
Nelson Bailey Of St. John.bury, and Miss HELEN f.
Hooker of PeachsIs.
In Ryegste, Oct 2, Ivy Rev. Il. ii. Wiley, Mr.. r. g.
Brock and Mi.s Martha H. Rhodes.
In Rycyate, Oc:. l, by the ,ame, M W. J. puh of
Rsrnet and Miss Cynthia Symmes Of Ryegate.
In Ry, gate, Dec. !, BY the same Mr. WIN. J. Smith,
aud Miss Martins ID. Whitehill.
In latne Nov. $, by Rev. l. S. Watts, Mr.. Andre W
Stafford and Mrs Ann L. Calder, both OF Birne:.
In Sheffield, by Rev. y. W. Aspinw,ll, Mr.. Lyman
Downing Of Barton, and Miss Sussn Green of Sheffield
In Waterford, Nov. 80, by Rev. d. McClenning, Mr..
Franklin w Brown of bethlehem, y. II and Mss Lors
j. Millen of Waterford.
In LYNDON Nov. q, Mr.. A. W. Roberts Of 81. Johns
bury and Mis- 5. j. Carrier Of Lyndon.
In st Jchn-bury Centrc, Nov. 80 Mr. George Flint,
and Ms. MARTINS Il. Drew. both of st. Johnsbury-
In Lyndon, Nov IS, Mr.. Alvin W. Wilson and Miss
Su. Hill, both of Lyndon.
At Lyndon Stat on, D., Nov. y, Mr.. Warren Hull
and Mis- Mary F. Goss both Of. Lyndon, and formerly
of " aterford
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

Warren Gibbs. deputy collector of Gus
toms at st, Adams, recently seized about
$1,000 worth of broadcloth and linen
goods. These goods had besn Struggled
from Canada in wagons and were consign-
ed to parties in New York.
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
DIR. Horace Powers, a worthy citizen
and practitioner i'm Morrisville. died on the
4th inst.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
On Sunday last the wife of Hon. F. S.
French of Barton, fell down stairs and
broke her arm.
VIM. Collision Of Barton was engaged
with Others in running an empty car to the
stand to be loaded, it ran upon his foot.
One toe was broken and foot badly hurt.
MIR. John J.. Dodge Of Irasburgh picked
twenty-four bushels of apples from one of
his trees last season. The same tree bore
fourteen bushels year ago.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Miss Alice Pierpoint was quite seriously
injured by being thrown from carriage
in Rutland on Tuesday last.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
enter the safe in the office of Prindle &
Burnham, Rutland, Tuesday evening.
The safe of the Rutland post office was
entered on the night of the Goth ult., and
800 taken. the Herald announces the
arrest in New York City of Evelyn P.
Muzzey upon the charge of having COM
United the robbery.
j. F. Stinson has sold the Central House
at Rutland to John A. Salisbury. for $50, :
600. Three years ago it was bought tor
$4,000.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Vermont Central railroad bridge at
Mortified, 800 feet long and 20 high, was
burned Sunday. Loss S6000-insured
for 5000 dollars.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
We see it stated that ID. b. Stedman. a
practical printer. is TO become associate
editor and proprietor of the Brattleborc
Phenix.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
BOSTON Market---DeC. TO-

FLOUR Western superfine at $500 " 5000.
common extras at $50 u 5000; medium do SILL
o" (s Zoo; st. Louis at Sl260 u 100 D Dbl.
CORN esern mixed, Sl.f Ia l.f5, southern
yellow Sl.4IG 1.l9 OATS-nOr,hcrn, U.s3. % sU.ss
western goo 10 U.09. KIE-sl.1U q IS. SHUkIS-
t.5.o0 IA 36.hu.
PORN Prime, $500 - 1890; mees, s.2U0 g
400: cle2r,S34 90 q 1900 EEEF-Ex;ra mes.
si5.,-,; family. $500. LARD l3'q u l5'. SMOKED
HAMS, lax u l5c . Id. 81 TIER, IS s i3c L ID.
CHEESE, 10 "a l6c 8 Id.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
RefOrna0tO"Y.

Willis Beard of Barnet, youth of 15t
years, was tried and convicted few days
since at Barnet, for stealing a silver cylin-
der eScapement watch, and bound up by
the justice for his appearance at county
! court. In consequence of there being no
jail here, and as Beard concluded to plead
guilty, he was kept here about court house
in custody of deputy sheriffs, waiting for
trial for several days, when Thursday last
he was brought to trial. He plead guilty
of petty larceny, which plea was accepted
and he was sentenced to the Reform school
at Waterbury for the period of one year
from Dec. 5, 1867, to which place he was
carried Friday, Dec. g. Boards father
died in the army; his mother is at work in
Wells River. He is native OF Littleton.
n. ii. George Whitehill, who was taken
to the Reform school about one year ago,
from this jail, has improved very much in
appearance and in his studies. There are
now AZ in the school; two are blacks.
Under the guidance of such a man as Mr..
Pease, the keeper, and Miss Burnham
their teacher, boys cannot help learning.
and improving in morals EVERYTHING ap-
pears to be conducted in good order. Mr..
Pease appears pleasant. but earnest.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
CAMBRIDGE Market---OeC. 10.

CdmDFIuy6 Wafktt---U tC. IU-
Market Ref Extra, $3.50 &c $50 First quality
Slc.r" "a SIl15. second, $50 a $1,000 Third
500 IA 500
Sore Cittie-Work ng y pair, $780, $50
S-5n, "a $500.
Mich cows and calves -, 81, - :; "a 100.
Yearl rs SO q 81. Two year old, S3p g IL
Three wears old $50 a ca.
Sheep and l. .mbs In lot., s'.0', l25 1.S0 y LIS
Ezra, sou IA 100. Spring lamb 500 q So.
Hides, 81, "a lUc. IsllOw, Ia &c. Pel,s, SOC
"a 0.u1. Calf skin, IL Qa lie.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
The Lyndon Fire.

The adjusters OF the Insurance compa-
MES have been on and settled the insu.
rance with Mr.. Walker for the burning Of
his hotel, paying him $l.75O on his furni.
ture. and some $1,000 on building. We
understand that Mr.. Walker intends put.
ting up another hotel next year, and that
he will erect the ell the present winter.
Some $4,000 of his loss has been made up
to him by subscription.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

ii. ". Bowman. son of Maj. n. Z. Bow
man of i. John>bury. has been appointed
Inspector of elections in Grceuyille, Pitt
r9Mn'y. y. c.. and the box he used to de-
p"-t the votes in was the same used few
'~lr- ago when the state voted for the or
Anancc of secession. There being two
compartments. there was marked on il
F.r ard AgaiaSt-Sece-SiOn In the same
'oN was deposited the last Tuesday il
November 800 votes by the Freedmen
y Lat a change in few years.
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He KENfnCr.

Those who have kept the record say
there la, not been so cold December
'.u, tar Tor more than thirty years.
lA' mercury has been below zero for
@u.I Of ihy time for week-lour morn
H.. having ranged between ~ and 80
Poo" g" The sleighing is tolerable about
"'T" "A"rc the roads were smooth before
.A's.uH tel. \ little more snow and ii
.yu bee rpmulrtp
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
Turner's Tic DouIoureux or Universal

Neuralgia FIJI IL ssfe certain and speedy cure oT
Neuralgia and all nervous disesses The severest cases
are completely and permanently cured in very .hor
time Neuralgia in the face or head is utterly b,nished
IN few hours No form of nervous diseus Withstand,
its magic influence. 1t has the unqualified approval Of
many eminent physicians. It contains nothing injuri
Gus to the most delicate system. Sold everywhere
Sent on receipt of 81 and two post.ge stamps TUR
NER s. CO., 100 fremont street. Boston, proprietor.
Boston, July !, 1S6I.-1y.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

.s Severe sore throat aud dptheia il quic,ly cu.ed
by using Renne's Magic oil freely. Swsthe the neck
with three or four heknesses of flannel and keep it
with tn Magic Oh gsIgle the throat mix, with
water. take lit:lc clear and swallow slowly follow
up this until cured
Soil by BINGHAM, and RANDALL ST. Johnitury.
.E-"W hat maiitain. vice would bring mp two
children. - cent? expended for bottle OF Mr.. Wins
lows Syrup, when tcething, and again, for bottle OF
American Life Drops, when troubled with cold -oro
throat, any outward pain requiring pain killer, will
more than half do the business 1t
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
Terrible CatuHi,u.

We learn by despatch received at the
'"legraph office in this place. that on
Wednesday afternoon. As passenger car
ilI of wOrkmcn was being backed Gown
20 here the bridge was burned on Sun
.. T. near Mortified. it was run off the
north abutment into the river. killing
"i-uteen men and iniurin@ others. Ne
further particulars are given.
RS. Walton's Journal says: \ ca
broke from the end of a lumber train. ant
@ming rapidly down the grade. plunged
Ato the tresSclwork being constructed
here the high bridge was burned. wound
- about twenty workmen. some fatally
/, how rpDOrted.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

Dr.. S. s. Fitch's Famlly Physician" Seven
ty-sI page price 70 cent? Ssnt to any address. No
money required until the book il received read and
fully approved. 1t is perfect guide to the dek q
indisposed. Address DR. s. S. FITCH q fremont St.
Boston. tHjan
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

p. p. O.-.Try box Of POLANDS PLANTA1N
OINTMENT. The best Ssvc in the World. lake no
cther but insist On having this For sale by all Drug
gist and country dealers
DIX j. W. POLAND, Manufacturer.
toct.to (See Advcrtisementl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
island POHN.

Mr.. George Cade. having bought the
.'1-c of \. ". Bingham. Esq. has left
ID" Vermont House. which is now occu-
.'a by MesSrs. ". l.. Willard (Of the late
-.m Of Adams and Willard. Norton Mills
@I' :. brigham OF Coaticooke. c.. f..
.''nday, the 9th inst, mercury fell to 20
'Nres below zero. Sleighing is now
-''' il this vicinity.
VIZ. \. +. Martin. for several years past
'H'ant postmaster in this place. has re-
'''' received appointment as deputy L.
' HoAsul at Coaticooke, c. Z. W.
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Seth A, Fishers Estate.
Joseph M. HaIes Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Ia probate SQUIRT held a,
Caledonia District, -. 1.-THE Probate IU.,c. ia ~
JohnsbuTy, III said District. Oh the 10th day Of, Dec
A D. $50.
MIS- MARY Ann Hale. admnisratr!N. 60; i!r estate u
Joseph N. Hale late Waterford >iii district de-
ceased, presents administrator IcuHt exam
NATION and allowance, and makes d.Pi'i'l"u Tor de
OF distribution AMI PARTITION % the estate io said
deceased
WheTeupDn. il ordered by said court; hat said
and said application be referred session
said tie held II the probate office in johns
bury the 18th day OF Dec, A. IL ls6s for bearing and
decision thereon And Is further ordered that notice
hereof be gwen 10 all person interested by publication
The SAME three wet Is successfully ia the Ca"IlA
d newspaper published al St JOhu>bury, previous TO
appointed for hearing that they apI
said and place. ami show cause II they NAV
have. why said account should not .ie allowed, and
| such deITyemade. BY the Court, Attest.
SIS! ASA L. FRENCH, Jul-y % Probate
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

Mother BaiIey's Quieting Syrup for Chill
dren Teething, makes rick and weak Children
strong and healthy, gives mothers rest day and night.
Large bottles only % cents.
Sold by dIuggi.ts.
wM. JO5LYG { SONS, Barton, wholesale Agent,
for Vermont S3-sS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
A Positive Cure for ScrofuIa.

In ali its manifold forms
j. w HoRSoR, Esq Of Parkersburg, West Va, writes
10 DR.. Anders July g. l~66, Is follows:
~ had 81 running Ulcers when commenced taking
vour Iodine Water, and entirely cured Of
SCrofula.'
DR.. Anders' Iodine Water
il pure solution of Iodine without solvent the mo.t
powerful iiaizing agent and restorative known.
CIRCULARS free.
J. T. DINSMURE, Proprietor, IS Dey street, y. Y.
Sold by al druggists. s5-ss
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HOgish.

G. w. Martin of Burke. on the 9Th day
of this month"; killed pig six months and
six days old. which dressed three hundred
and ten pounds. 1t seems to US that pigs
grow larger than they used to.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
EIiPT' LUrUiS.

TI'tFT LOfUTS.
Calvin J. b. Harris ot Danville and
Elisha May OF st. John>bury were admit
td to the bar by the county court last
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

DEATHS.
BrthE, Marriages snd Deaths inserted FEsa. Ubtua-
ries, including poetry SIX CESrs line.
In ths place, Nov. p, Edgar l.. Moran. aged "a.
In ST. Johnsbury, Dec. ], Of quick consumption, Mrs
Freelove, wife of Philip Reach, aged 81 year,.
At Walden, Get 20, Permelia Amsden, aged II, wild
ow of the late Adam Ansden, Esq.
In Lyndon, Oct. 5, Mr. Phiotus N. Wilmarth, aged
81 years.
In Mount Vernon, lows, Oct. 26, Nathaniel G. Grif
fin, aon of George Gifin, formerly Of Hardwck, aged
80 years.
In Walden, Oct. IS Nancy, wife of Royal Scott, aged
e. yesrs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

The resident and nonresident propr tors Of Concord
in the county of E,ex her by notified thai tn take:
Assessed by said town for the wears A D. lSi5 aud Lea
remsin wholly or in part unpaid the following de-
cribed lands in said town tO-Nit:
one Of land aud the buildings thereon lztey
cupied by L. 7. Fletcher, and OwneI by {. F.
Gregory
Also, shout IL acres Of Land with the building,
thereon standing owned by Lyman II. Adam. and
asse.ted 10 said Adam. for the y-s- l>t4
And 20 much of -aid land IL he sold ~ public sue
ton DIV Cling house Of the suisc;ier in said Con
cord, SATURDAY, DEC. - lS6., s; IL U'c.ock, a
~ s.all be requisite discharge slii t4Ie- with
costs unless previously paid
l.. Y. ISHAM, First Cons.
Dated a. Concord, Dee. Il, 1>6. $50
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iH'C al DGiigjiiP.

G"p. Bourland's house and shed. about
t"u." north of the Green, was burned
SHAY afternoon. He was insured. The
a.c book tIom defect i'll the stove pipe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

cs- Par-ons' I'ls the best known remedy for
constipation of the bowels Inflammation Of tho kidneys
nervous headache sick headache, irreguary, sosve-
ness billiousnss, dyspeps, indigestion nuenz, loss
Of appetite, ard lose of strength. It
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13
The Peerless Cooking Stove. -.

The Peerless Cooking Stove.---we notice
with great pleasure the high reputation and crest
attained by th. celebrated stove. 1t was awarded
the first prize over all other at the Paris E1poe
On and has just taken the highest premium" ST the
American Institute Fair, New York city, besides taking
twelve other first prizes at tste and county fairs during
this season. d. BOYNTON, Agent, St. Johnsi,ury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

LONELINESS, .ds not the freign aid of orn.nent,
But is, when unadorncd, adorned the most"
But veness,itelfcsn not sways be Possessed with
Oh. sacrifice and care. The premature loss of the hair
and IFS unfortunate tendency to turn gray eaIy
period both fatal to the beauty OF the person only
be prevented by judiciary # the truly celebrated
Hsr Restorative of Mr.. Barrett. The Testimonials of
its efficacy are numerous aud unexcc ptionabe. 1t
:s- The swectes sing and the sweetest perfume
Of the dty arc Adena Patti and Phalon's Might
Blooming Cereus." Both American The fair
singer eTaptures everybody the perfume is in d mand
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Unj"i. e56>7
A Piano or Organ.---Which shall buy: Suit
your taste, consult your pocket and also the size of your
ROOM For many years the piano has had the monopoly
hut latery, the American Organs, manufactured by :
ID. IL W. Smith, Boston, have been steadily growing
in favor We recently visited their immense factory
and explored it from the Cry room where the stock s
seasoucd in temperature Of Us degrees, to the fnh
ing department and wsrercoms, whore the Instruments
are exhibited ly skiful musician. sndin
the facilities for finishing hundred per week, the de-
mand has outrun the supply. These organs be pur
chased from NV 10 o according 10 size ana style.
Their action, Tone teInpeiament, voicng and general
workmanship such constitute all that lovers OF
music desire. Their compac: ness pOrtabcness and
eauty of finish, mako them desirable article for every
| home .--QHHcy RfrtDt. 1t
r. r. r. Pills.
Composed of vegetable extracts prepared IN vacuo)
they purify the blood regulate The liver and purge all
| corrupt an acrimonious hIInours rom the system.
one If DIR. Railways ls con Aims NOR of the active
princp Of cure, and will act quicker the liver bow
els, stomach kiuncys bladder blood, &C. than -four
of the ordinary cOmn0n PurgIive or Cathatic I'll,
sold under various Names thAn ten grains Of Blue
Mas.
True confnt for the aged anu, others afflicted uith
tirsrtSo IN! Para ,sts II the BOtstlS.
One 10 three Of Radway. Pilsonce in a hours, will
secure regular excavations from the bowels. Per.ons
who for ~ years have not enjoyed natural STOOL and
have been compelled injections have BET cured
by few doses Of Railways PilE.
| Dr. Radwuy's Pills cure all diseases Of the stomach,
liver, bowe kidneys, bladder, nervous diseases, head
ache, constipation cOstvenss, indigestion dyspepsia
biiOu ness, bIliOu fever inflammation Of the bowels
pies and all arrangements Of the internal vsCera One
TO six boxes warranted to effect positive cure fu ely
vegetable, containing mercury, mine al or deleteIi
ous drIgs DE. ksdway's Pills rold by all druggists and
country merchant. Price ~ cents. See DIR. Radxay
Almanac for 1>te. S4-,5
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

Our readers in Pea :ham are directed
- the advertisement of the Messrs. Var
nun. our subscribers at Lyndon will find
ar,c variety of articles suitable for hol-
.-y gtts at Applebee's. See his al. in
tii- paper.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-12-13

CHAPTER, NO. ll,R. A. M
MASONIC HALL,
Regular meeting, Friday eve, Jsuusry ?, 1865.
L. L. ADAMS SSnetsrv
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Wistar,s Ralsam of Wild Cherry

For the of cough colds hoarseness, s,thma infu
enza, Group whoopng cough bronchitis predposition
to consumption, &C., &c.
Th. great remedy is too well known and is perform
ing too much good to mike it necessary to 90 into an
elaborate discussion of its merits Suffice to say that it
still maintains its supremacy In curing diseases of the
most obstinate charsc err and that al who suffer from
the above complaints after having tested thi. remedy,
seldom have occasion to resort other appliances to
to inquire perfect restoration to health.
FROM HON. W. H. JONES of WEST DOVER, VT.
Il have been troubled from my boyhood with chronic
or hereditary lung complaint Some years since, early
in the winter took cold which usual settled into
severe cough which continued to increase the season
ADVANCED although made Of all tn. cough remed-
ies had knowledge Of. My family physician nl,O
cribcd for me- but experienced relief. During
all this time gradually running down, losing flesh
snS strength until friends well myself became
very much alarmed, thinking | should waste away in
consumption. While in Boston. during the spring fol
lowing, ! was induced TO try Wisars Balam Of Wild
Cherry After days trial sen ible that il
relieving me In ten days time my cough had entirely
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