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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14

 On and after July l9 ls6s Passenger Trains will run as follows
 LEAVE BRIDGEPORT. On arrival of Trains from New York New Ha
 ven and Hartford s.s TO- 30 a. m. for Pittsfeld, connecting at
 s s Brooktield Junction with train
 As z for. Danbury; also connect 2 at
 Van Deusenville with train for
 Albany. 5. 40 P, m. for Pittsfeld. .,9 ,rr~ . s:so P. ns EfPfssi si|1sas Freight ff4ln for Ne W .,r LEAVE Pl1TsFIELD On arrival ofTraihs from North Adams and .7,7z,.-ir. r..4r, B, "A. kailroad.-< IF so.s 9.O1 a. m. for Bridgeport, New York - .aZELfE2 ..ag5 New Haven and Hartford, con Lns aLaQ2 : .necting at t,rookheld Juno tion 1.assaa .',E wlthTtrain for Danbury; also, +...r3sp3 r3.. at Van Deusenvilie with tra n -'.s sai2a 1o gssafers sAlbany.sa. e5 X.Su P. nl- for Bridgeport and New York -sS~ o,g9 .E:y by Rail or Steamboat, and ,5<-s 3t 4s train for New Haven and Hart x, ta cSs, ford < %s1E ,gaEIAafs
 NEW MILFORD SPECIAL, tas 5 30 a, m. For Bridgeport and New York 5 = -Ela, ,3.sr by Rail or Boat and train for = : e'@- New Haven, arriving in Bridge .,,.,.,u.-a port at6. 5S D. D. V, .-cs,,~~,. STAGES. -@ Connect with 10 30 a. m train from Bridyenort and a. m. train down from Pittsfeld
 At Newtown for Sandy Hook and Woodbury At New Milford for Washington,s New Preston and Warren daily. Litchfeld, Roxbury and Bridge weter on Mondays " Wednesdays and Fridays oniy. At Cornwall Bridge for Iitchfeld, Cornwall, Mil % + t gs eAtlWess Cornwall for Goshen. At At Falls YlIzBe for Isfne Rock, Salisbury, Lake vIiie. ssss Isgsf gSfSxg .Ts7EtE ess.es8 At Canaan for East Canaan, Norfolk and Win r, At Barringten for Monterey. New Marlborough, Hartsyiile, and Mill Rtver.s, Il
 At Lee>for East Zee, Beckett and Otis "a T H. W. FRANKLIN, Supt. E
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14

q WATCH FREE Given to s every liye, 1I man 1A who will act as agent in new, light and honorable business. paying S30 day No gift enterprise No hnnbug No. money in ad- vance Address Re Monroe Kennedy X Co 1, Fittsourg. Pa- 27 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14
sw GEO NY NJ #6oBah6fFft Fst Sl6 Ftsl Judge.
AT,,A. ]. COURT oFa 2, s PsR0BAAE }. F shoIP

- eA at UofnWaH within and for tke DfsffIct off Cornwall, on the 10th dapofSs ptembef, 1s6aaW
 I On motion of heodoge s, Gold, ExecHtor of the last VIII and Testanient of Samuel w. Gold. late of Cornwals WitG said feceased. srbis. court doth decree that Smonths from the 1ihte hereof be limited and allowed for the ere;fnvsI ov said estate to ther claims againsttha same 70 the executor, and directs that public notice be gwen of this orcel. Py publishing tho same in neMspaper printed inE Litchfield County and by postings copy thereof on the public sisnei,ast, in sSla SeFnTall nearest the late residence hQrde- BaS 2 sa esf6AedLhE6ni'R Record sGi;lloftlos ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14
2 Auction Sale.

3N the premises Of the late Henry J. Peek. Io
 Morriss ots naags .orta2G H6as1hsza nill|b an auction sale of one yearling heifer, one 3yrs ness wagon. 1tsdiky I sfefgh horse rake, I mdN ing machine, hay cutter, -fanning rniii I cool stove and fWpiturs rloughs, s, harrows yokes chains lciock, several plain and fancy horse blankets brides, maps bDoks,, "a asasfety uoE honseholt rs articles rasnb dl0tbbg s1ls6 yipS S{her rAEsndk two h0rse we gent If ikIts tbroJe, decidedly stormy sale sQaeanr the first fairssda, sf afrte5s saIe !tg N eemine pees as aeQck Am F Y HALE ApGatal0as .qsssq u a EARH la E HAII,
 H kssl bHs s 4: :;s. sa s''s' H-2Fs siii, s5geloW ssfassA .NIWdIk6 $ G0aHTLg
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14
0nelEfMf the ReauEar Rates.

. k 4iW cod Wi sa eysry ,part 4sfi iuas1 AouRt dS sl.;ai time 10 form cl lbs and sending Us ordexs. ou ip@saoehsssn msstJi bRyAsg prssss,ons ;, siihef an casl aao n q ttndiees apst tapGsosds senfs by hs
 will be it's represented. and we guarantee 4seltis- l, !sei4sq bsSbxM ogsa9s siss yhtAs Snrs nYuse-
 Agents sbsatd sqtitYGt ts11l4sents itF9m 1a 1each desciptive eInasSs K JaIthe, g,xsds Wa, ,AeH.e,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14
ss..,i.rall and and Whit il tC.,is.sGl Goods
sNOTICE.o '. sso..e1 I

so Qt sP Qa .sxrhsfrBs n,fs sYgnsSniA " A. f s.ss. NOTICE is herahy, given to AT persons in Ssla Sas Sadst s5 l sas 8 SSs
 sessors of said town or leave Ut the office of q Town Clerk, on or before the 1st day of Noyeme next, written orptnt ted b3t of the taxable pro erty belonging to them pp the 1st day of 0ctobe ASj1 AT s4I fists aoGss51 sworn .o, ten per eel tof thcsaaluation thefs0fiwilllbe added and no al peal will be allowed to the BSarocoElsd6efs T 1 sessors or of the town clerk
 s,aapAyFDds. BuoKlE9sa an .xNr..Yv sdi JoEE fHAa1 a bsnissf5R fR.SsaEa 5oga OE assri -sao3 sWILDIAM G5 MrIirrn,, Ia .stsass ssnss s9a Litchfsla 0ct..14th, lS69. vsk El va7oJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14

| ssl Jess. tns ft,s t 21; diiferent ;taaGfE aa9 haD Cd efovhfh can be
 pp purchased 'att Y''Usay YUYY Y.y for the same mon
 aIt 9ss:s .Fs t5ssesj sgy ssi lots etaxety abJs..asods etyAicA get on SBf 4s tlt Salf " lisas 'eyIss esbs
 we -pis checks sur pW ateh es, sQuilts, Blan- kets: Dress Ed tssss, Qr ssme other article of
 value. giyins some members Of the club an 1opportnnity .of pufchasftfg ati article foi &buat one quarter Uf fts value ssa3@i %5 so -h-
 ".sln evefy order SArI1ou SArI1ou ifting sto $5Ur 1ranisd' By the cash gedt may fttafa, s2, s 1s n Sesy yssss sfasr tsdsBSai Nf s may as es re o ',.ss ,gs PAY 'sdAaRE ti 5l a1s ass ,,.a3 .s9
 s sais offer is ii ore especially to as list Agents in the Western 'anu tbuthesn states, but is open to all customers -'''t 991t-, 4-7 >t tz ,so. 'oa 'bs,, GohI s1oSsnos oSs's s5sa .," o.5 .@ po&Asents' wilIs be paid ten Seteent, m cash Of tiaetc tchandise, when they tfit up ei1eir entire Com Com missioiniss: ss:aa''io9 $ ,-S Sgsf5 sss 5H sss Sf ay sds Brown or Bissched Sheeting, Good Dress Pat tern, Wool 5qdare bhawh French Cassimere |sPInfsAnd NSsH Patterns tFms 0larges White Ceunterpane, etc., og S3 in cash ,,,-,t ,. as.fl
 For an order ot $50, from Club Of Fifty, we will 'piy the agent as com mission, 45 ,yds shaeting. , One pair heavy Wool Blinkets, Pop Iiu. pless, eattern, Handsome wool Squars Shawl, ,oilyer-case Watch, ,.etc, or S5a in Cash. ss Fer an erder ok sl from a,cfpbS one hun dred, we e@iu pay the Agent as com mission, | l0v yds good .yard-Wide sheetipg CYln Silver Hup,ipg Case WalGh sklch 1. .ong V Wool Shawl, suit O! all wool Frsneh GasslaieEe, etc. or .sio h scash: :GA5aA 4A9Ip1 aua AAsl.sn,f t.z.. .Wado not employ; snY tTEIlayeling agents. and ,custonlsrs spogld aHspt .pay money te. per sons pura9stipg .9 bs 9as sss nta,. qnl efs psr- sss.S s.skSb bsS SMoNEYy. rw AIS BY RECT. s TERED LETTERS. ual.u,g't.
 a; ;kors ther pstt iealars send for catalogues
 s,s.a.e, r.,s "A. .RkE Ras.Gcs CO,ss.
 2ily 50 x lUO Sn.nnesssts, bostoll, Mass
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14

1$sba DGliar fer Each Article. ssPasXe db not ,afsr sing a.ticlesdf merchans 4siissr airH cA si,e si Hy reg aaE delaars nt
 a4kpaissz1twsdS nOehsdysa iUEuy gotaisr of us /, unless We sell them cheaper -llapsyOn can Fsf ssIl niI Ii&mhaa anyisiahsG Taaaya-sutlie the
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14
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 9as css ssSsssss as'Sss 5 ss S ia T8p98yaaa9iAp llyz PpszI Ueolsey, q sgs, sgiss,sss# aass ssi slsw lla5sEA QSeyj .ssosN NoIfee.
 d. H,siH Sfpis s,aaryM the Ftabseld s s1a Wsa1ssaas, Ss nsls n oss: ct:
 spsass a sA q l:| saassss the meeting
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 ONE ElJa lIlk.ash hslA.sl ss,sgsapLLAss. s,sgsap
 Qnussif sifsieztpE tyansastps siIs oinm anse'
 sAsiassa ass ss tsaE Ihasi isysr bslsrsa Nahsss ej goods rem aet st hrsis fnpoiiefs. a1d
 2 asJf N ] E M pesls s SRa sttsh,at M an immense sac
 Our s''sk sqHssteaLa pisksaot the following I sSss s,s ks ,sss;fS,,a Si,s as at:Sh.,s aing hams, nf res dSi ,ia iss, linens, Towels, iiy
 siery. 6Esxes fkAAfHis, sG;oyseIsI ac, sak Ailgsl5 PItatsa aaEsls ed Nikel .skSl lssIs dEs3T ks, plated Eas
 tors BrfttapfIs afes Hqlsass ' are, fable and
 feckst fRt leI3fs HI 1n jstt jGstaa variety.
 sse flssath Esncuha cua ana fsfFaq aEancy Goods . Bantltgt lh Dnmsis si fhs and
 choicest styles in Morfaecf St9 sy9IyyeesE IyyeesE hled
 ss :fs.saf isfsa aS ssI :, sqd
 asid ali, fssss7i .s3 ff tie sasJS have ssga Hsd s1 afsaass wsat some able us tp ssf tle stain ard and latest Works
 of populay apl 65rs at aapoat ules hiff the reg ular p;ice ass ipp Moore, Basns. Mil Ptbu anti reSiy s;'f $ 'Wpks in fulf Gilt aud Clndf BfiA4 ngs.4- and hpldrsds of others fhess Ahd tveirt thing telges f6I "A '&4i A
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14

IA F a coTft 6f larobate holden at Plymouth FeEA .s snWiShin ana for the District of Piynibuth
 on the 2lst day of September; A. D. 1869.a '@ Present. iAugnstus,H. Fenn, Esq, Judgs.
 On motion of Elias c. lStonghton,, Exsottor
 ot the lastsylH and testamept9of JohRS Davis, late of Plymouth within said. district dsceas. Eed. This court doth decree that .sixsmonths
 be allowed. and limited for the creditors of said
 state to exhibit their claims against the same to the execut0S, and directs that public notice
 be given of this order by tdvertising in a Hsws-
 paper published in Eitchfeld; ana by tostfng copy on the public sign postiin said town of Plymouth, nearest inc place where the taeceas-
 aA37 LeCertifedi from Reccrd. | gin ios sg,I cit 25l l3W. tts sI9. AUGUSTIIS R RENlIikJnd.n
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14

.'3A' PAuElIG3s. Fl 3 .lllsA RAILWAY, ! IIl4 VA \, |gQ|,hEp pIgQ[A|;Nl' !
 {! s!l6j,,,.5!,lO,IO(),@()lO. 6, ;! 20
 Web.g leave to announce that we have aci csp'sta g 't1s ts t;s4 : 2 the i E4 Kansas Pacific Railway Co.,, For the sale of its
 Nea Seven pei eciaena. Thirty Year
 Gold Loan Free from Tax.
 Q a-s.@ uSS- t&S 569a 9b l-57 This Loan amounts to $e,5o0, 900. |, .lQ FIRST MORTGAGE LAND--GRANT
 Al AND 9 slSK1SSlG llrSsKs SlGglsp|, EpN,HR' B BONDS; M s.. Scented upon the extension of the Railway from near Sheridan. in Kansas. to Denver Col orado, a distance of 237 miles,of which l2 miles are,cenhsiest and sIttsfests is under construc- ton. 1tis also.a Mortgage on the road, the Roll ing stscind franchise of this 4iast class railway besides now running through the state of Kan sas,
 And in.o Successful operation
 !esn fsrn 437 rnflgs. < 'adIAH3IE .H 5a west of the Missouri River, and earning al- ready enough to mee5 all of it's expenses and existing obligations besides
 .aaiEtoip sb4s& larsa MORE THAN rffE INTEREST 5 ggos riffs NEW LOAN. In 1 addition to this the bonds are also secured By a first mortgage of the 'se '"ssa sg -' 4
 GOVERNMENT LAND-GRANT OF.
 2 THREE, MILLION ACRES. extenling in alter nate sections on either side of the track, from the 39ith mile post in Kan sas to Denver. The proceeds of the sale of these lands eto be Invested by the trustees sin the percent Bonds themselves up to 120 or in U. s., Bonds, as
 A Sinking Fund for the Redemption of
 Y the Bonds.
 The lands embrace som of the finest DOT tionssof the magnificent territory of Colorado, including coal field and pinery. The Com pany ako holds as an asset another tract of THREE MILLIONS OF ACRES N THE
 I'D -STATB4oFK KANSAS. and although not pledged as security for this loan their possessi n adds largely to the Company's wealth and credit, We estimate the Id If ~3' < 41+]L I51I
 Ga113 .144s&3tt ItJ VALUE OF THE CoMPAEY's PROPERTY COVERED ,4G J BY THIS lMoRTGAGE,iAT1 $23, 900, 900
 .13s, NET, wHILE.THE LOAN Is 'a ,tsa iii CMEsELT $6, 300, ,000.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14
They are not q File Fancy Drink.


 Made of poor rum, whiskey, Proof Spirits, and refuse liquors, doctored, spiced. and sweeten- Fed to please the taste. called ..Tonics,', Ap- petizers, . 9Restorers," &c., that lead the tip pier on to drunkeness and ruin, but are true Medicine, made from the native roots & herbs of California, free from all alchoholic stimu- iants. They are the Great Blood Purifier and Life-G Giving Principle, 8 perfect renovator and Invigorator of the System, carrying of all poisonous matter. and restoring the blood to a healthy condition. No person can take these Bitters according to directions and remain long unwelL $l00 will be given for an incurable case, providing the bones are not destroyed by mineral poisons or other means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair. | For Indammatory and Chronic Rheumatism land, ,Gout, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidnegs and Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful. Ench Dis eases are e used py vitiated blood. which is generally produced by daangement of the Di- gestive organs.
 Cleanse the vitiated blood whenever you
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14
7 -FvOVItIItu IEOhl- -h6CCrd,i if-ll 3Os 15I oliJ . Sw,te s1al AUGUSTHS H. FENNstJ udge.
2 LJ ~ IIL T5 -Tr+TTTTllJB n T3E-v F1ti ,)A Ta Court of Probate. holden at Etch6elC
 "A within, and for the District of~Litchfe,

"A within and fos the District of .LitchEeld on tlfe 22d day of September A. D: 1859, | Present, Geo. M.> Woodruff, Esq ,.Jhdgei On motion of Frederick D. McNefl,, k3ecutor
 late iofa Litchfeld within said distriot 5f de.
 ceased. X This FCoaSt doth decreeI that six
 months be allowed and limited for the oredi- tors esaldo lbstater to exhibit their claims
 against the same to the said Executor, and di- rects that public notice be,giyen of this, order py advertising ina newspaper published in
 Litehheld County and by posting copSthere. oi on the public signpost ih said town of f lastldwelt. 1a#1ssS afEL jou i.sS GiT
 Al. Certified from record, E rsnl Ed b1
 25 Sw}spasa sGEossM WOODRUFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14

|. A TT Court of Probate holden at Plymouth "A, 1SA within and for the district of Plymouth on the 7th day ot October A. D. 1869.
 Present, ugustus H., Fem, Esq. Judge.
 on motion of, Marietta Frisbie, Admin late of said, Pl ymouth within said dis srlcs deceased. This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the iAdministraIrix and di rects that public notice be given of this order bY advertising in a newspaper published in Lttehheldland byposting a copy thereof on fthe public signpost in said town, of Plymouth nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt
 ~ Certified from Record, "''. .'
 27 3w AUGUSUoT H. TENN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-14

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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-10
CONSUMPTION.

II. SgulNCk'- PUI.MO>IC SYRUP for the cure Of
; GU III cp.d- and Consumption.
DE =. lE$tK'- >ENwEEp I"NIC for tn" cure OF Dss
y ;a and all the Debilirt conditions Of the stoa h.
in -,liG >'K'r MASDE,KE PILLS for Diseases Of tn
liver. or to act : gentle l'ur-.tvc.
All of these three medicines are often required in
c,ru, j-,I-,unpti0n though the lulmOlc syrup alone
I, O., r.l many d.Vcr:it" ci5.-. III, SeawtCd Tome
and Nau,rakt Pillz .,ssis III regulating the stomach
and Liver and help The ulmoni" syrup to dcst and
are. through the blood vessels, by which means cur
= -f:,t ted.
h,-. II. diciue- are cOlsCicntou-ly offered TO tn
public AZ til only safe. certain aud reliable relned -
Tor Pulmonary ConFmption, and for all those morbid
m IL s OF the BODY hich lead u that fatal diseate
Liver oInplrint and Dyspepsia often forerInncrs Of
Il.-jlmutuu and when tuey mHncst Intensely u thH
,luirc he mot prompt attention
The rulraonic syrup il 4 medicine which has had Il
lon. pro atom before the public lts value has he
proved by the ,Ilsand= has made though =
d.. Tod ii NOR. than lhIIty five year in ali OF which
reputation hal constantly ncr, at d ana INT
obstinate skcp iczm longer dcubf tdt II Is
d. winch may be urcd with coniid, nee IN all
cl-,.. Which admit 81
II The patient will pe.Etv rim y follow the dTrctioI-
which accompany ,ach bottle, he will certainly be
cured, ii his lungs not too much wasted to make
urc possible. Even H. ci-cs supposed to be incurable
when friend and physicians have spa. I'd, the
his medicine has saved he life OF the patient and
stored him TO peri C. health,
Dr. Schenck himself cured in precisely such cir
cuInsaiccs and many other have been equally fortu
nate by iudiciously making timely Dr. Schenck
| remedies.
Consumpton are within the reach of medicine hut h
enthusiastically q. erts, that often when patients have tn
| mo-, alarming sylnptoms, such i violent cough
rcpiug chilli night and gen raj debility, ever
10 such de rec thst they IRE obliged to lie In bed,
,ylep they u given up by their physician, they mn
,til DC cured. 40 nad!cN' rssEnept cav crsate HeY
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-10


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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-10


Mr.. Amos Barnes. tor many years in
The employ of the Passump>ic railroad.
most of the time as conductor. has lately
had a present from the directors of five
shares of stock in the road. Mr.. Barnes
left the road last winter. and with Mes>rS.
Buck and Bingham. has leased the Unit
eel States hotel, Boston.
The star records the death of Capt.
Harry Chamberlain. which event occur
red At his home in Danvillc last week. at
the age of -. Capt. Chamberlain WAS
well known in this section. as Il man OF
untiring industry and economy and COM
rarativc wealth. He leaves only daught-
or to inherit his property.
The 81. Adams papers notice the ship
ment of two boxes OF Franklin County
butter and cheese to Miss &. b. Downing
at Chitoo China. Miss Downing j.
Il missionary 10 that country. IL native
Of this town, aud the shipment was made
10y u relative, Mr.. Charles Wyman of ST.
Adams.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-10

ungs but when the lungs are very badly discussed and
some extent destroyed, cue may be eff cted BY
Dr Scht mex NJ dicnes.
Also, in Scrofulous diseases tbese u, ,,;c;,, -o oI
y tHlcltnt. Dr Schenck has photographs of number
OF persos who have been nearly covered with running
"re' ana now all healed up This shows ts purifying
prop rtis, which be done to heal ciyities in The
lungs. " "
In the treatment Of Consumpton if ia Of the ntmost
."port I" give Hlgor and healthy the
tenn Hence it IS yessary to strengthen the appctit
oil t!e patient and improve the digestion. Proper
nou rlshnent required, together with such mean NJ
i'll make tie food easily dge-tihlc The articles most
wv hle forstic diet OF consumptve patients desg
't III br. sen mex Alm4nacs, which distributed
Ei'tnitu-l! In Eener l. the most highly nutIitiOu.
Tclts are to be lrefrrcd but the objective organs
must he Strengthened in order make either food or
medicine scrvica r Ibis requirement is met bv the
Sc co "nicr and tor TINS pipo il signed.
When he digestive powers put god order. the
food lru it, proper effect, the system of the pati is
vigOrtcd and the lung egin cxc.cise their func-
tom in normal and heal hv manner Then the heal
ing powers OF the rulnionIc syrup will complete the
crra.
pulmonary Consumption i almost alway- complicated
van - sptpsil and Liver Complaint. Schcnck's Man
drar Fills are intended distractions from
tAe liver restore its healthy action, They hsve all
the cilcacy which is ribed to c:umel 'blur III u.s.
ana ar W anted not TO contain prtcle of any min
cr' poison. Thee pill the most obstinate cstivt-
"tsE' OK headhbhe phes, bIliou affection and all
othcr di cas Which arise from torpid OF ed
condition Of the liver ON" box thcs. liz will prove
the ciiic 'cy OF the medicine.
In Con umptlol, the Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake.
ts are iiNala lie ;:uNiliiy Incidence They relieve
the -uerlngs OF h patient and assist the Iumunic
syrup in rfcctng III hive been found u-efuI
III advance itS"e of Consumption, where the lung
"erc almost entirely destroyed, and oil svmpton ac-
cordins to the Judgment OF paysician Indicated splcy
de tn. The I've # paticu who wer, actually in a
dying condition have Ire pr, served for months by the
Ir" Of sch"nckr thrc, great rrI,:ri.,s
1T Sctrnck'. A.IuInsc. containing a full treatise on
the various forms Of disease, his Of II Itrnt and
general dir' ctUn- how to his meLicin, can Ice had
rats or sent by mail by ddresrinS his Principal Of
nee, No 10 North sixth street, Philadelphia. Pr
Price "f the Iuirt,oi,l. syrup and SeayvGrd Tonic
'4ch RI ~ per hottie - - half dozen. Mandrake
LIIis - cents box. For sale by al druggists and
dealers. tSiau7a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-10
4slarrilnfs,

In Luarnbl rh oct. y, b. Rev. Jane. L. Hourn,
Milo l. Temple formerly Of Concord, w. and Is lie
More of I.urcs,'tulh.
A. Wells River, D,c. :, by Rev. W 5. Palmer. Mr.
H. NJ. hIakc OF wood-vi.le, y. IL, and Mia Nrii--A W
White. daughter OF John e Whit, F-, Of W. liz Xiv
cr, VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-10
HOtgi EHnIIHr.

We are called upon TO chronicle the de
mise of the 'Pas~umpsic House." one of
The old landmarks of st. Johnsbury. For
several months the Old Lady, 90 speak af-
,"ctionately) has exhibited unmi>takahle
inns of renewing her youth. and after
having adopted the more fashionable style
II her Younger sisters. thereby making
such c. an@e in her appearance that
even her most intimate friends would not
recognize her. she has ''bcen gone and
done it," and. hereafter. will be called by
he more ambitious name of the ''Avenue
Hotel. ''-I,mes.
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The proprictar4 Of John on Anodync imment Pa
sons rurgav Plls, and Sherida'7 cavalry Coniit on
Powders. have published readable and in-tr"ctive
ph.rlIhly', which my be hrd free at tn storc=?
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-10
Business 1lutltfS.

rhr MT unhappy per-ou il, Ia" world il the Dy=pep-
tic E,,r,.ins ock- duk and -ioony; he feel ''out
Of -o,t- with himself and every body else. Life Is bur
Il to him Ih- all De- chang, Il ) taking Peruvian
syrup "a rot,xiic Irou,. Gaze. of y year staining
have been cured by i.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-12-10
LYUIOHriNP.

The Post office department has extend
ed the Sheffield mail route from LvGdnu
Centre To Lymd0nvile. and discontinued
the messenger service hctWcen the two
places. Formerly the route stopped at
the Centre. This is only natural conSe-
qucnce Of the railroad station being at
I.yudOuvillc. Ali must come to it.