The Caledonian. [volume], September 04, 1863, Image 3

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TILE CALEDONIA??.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Ilrn'f l.oi-nls.
We tlnnk the clerks of the6everal towns, ted Lt. C'o!. of the 2d Kegiment U. S. Sharp
and olher friumls, wlio took the trouble to Shooters.
get us the election returns at an early hour. Mrs. Lincoln aad son an(1 Mfe Qen Dqu '
We trust tliey are paid for the same by read- b;e(lay are stopping M the E
hig the returns which IHK Caledoniax pre- Manchester, Vt
nt. to-iaj. The freemenof Bradford voted at a town-'
-Lieut. K I. Gnswold has been detailed meethi,r on
from 1ns company and sent into this and accepted men Sl'oO each, and those who '
(ounty to recruit a-iother for the 11th regi- g0 themsclves,$m.
liii-nt of heaw aitillerf. We understand ho
will make his headquarters in this place. ' le AMghth Annual Fair of the Connecti-
iiis companv has been sent on to Washing-1 Ut Ancultural Indnstrial Associ-
ton. Lieut.' Gris.vol.l's success in recruiting ' aU" Wl1 take l,!acc r,t White Klver Junction
i-, such ihat the authorities intend to keep ' ' WedndaJ.and Thursday.Sept.,'
... V '"i, -30 and Oct. 1.
nnn at it.
There are recruiting oflicers at the Pass-' The SuPreme Uourl of Lamoille County
umpsic Huusc for boththe Invalid and Vet-j sent a bo-v' Geore H- -esser, to Siate Pri-'
eran regiments. I son tliree )'eai"s) ou confession for horse steal-
Work upon the new Union school house Ult,
is hcing pushed forward rapidly. Mr. P. B. I Si,as C" Frencll Es(l- an old and repected
l.aird. who has the contract for the stone '' ?itizen of Montpelier, died on Friday morn
work, is setting the underpinning this week, j U1
nnci the hrick masons will be at their work in ! On Friday of last week C. S. G'uttingy
i-arnest next week. It is expected that the I Estl- of Wst Derby, shot an American '
):i;lding will be ready for occupancy by eaMe that moasured six lect from tip to lip of ;
March. ; wings.
Karmers say that stock never looked j sp.v S. Uoyce is among the drafted mon ,
!tter than it does this season. The f'requent in Yrk. He was formerly publisher '
and warm rains have made feed abundant, f the Green Mountain Freeman. !
which is something unusual it; this locaiity 1 loi.l Attkmi't to Esc.U'K. On Mondav,
late years. We hope the farmers will bring as a lot of substitutes were being conveyed i
out their stock to our fair ; if they do we are from Brattleboro, over the Vermont ar.d ',
confident as good if not a bctter show can Massachusett.s raiiroad, two of them jumped
be made than was ever beforc scen in this ( out of the ear windows njar South Vernon.
county. The fair will be held the U!)th and : while the cns were running at tiie rate of 1
'iOth of ihU month. , twenty miles an hour, but singularly escaped ;
st. .Joluoldiry Election.
It has been customary for a number of
years in this town to have no caucus and no
nominations previous to town meeting day,
but when election came to all go in for a
scrub race, and the man who led the vote on
the first ballot was gtnerally elected on the
second trial. This vear we were not so for-
tunate.
follows
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After the first ballot Mr. Dana derlined ' soon as ilis heallh will permit.
1" hg a candidate for representative ; after The thief that robbed Valiiiuette's safe ,
the econd ballot Mr. Ely did the same. It ' in Rutland last Friday night was caught on
vlll be noticed that at the third voting Mr. ; Saturday morning in Castleton hy Mr. Wi
luinney lacked but five votes of an election. therell, a fivight cmiductor on the Rutland
lt ttill be seen that Mr.Cree run far behind and Washington railro id. The sum of S-'iS I ,
:i;s tlt-kot in this and niany of the other . 10 was recovered, whicii the thiff says is tiie
tciwns of our county. This was owing to his , amount he took.
action on the Knstern Vermont raiiroad bill At a SHCC;a, niee,;,t ()f ,he jj;rt,utors f;f
In the last legislnture, and not btcause the ! the l,ink ot Caledonia, held l .st wctk Thur.-,
people mistrustcd bis politics. Mr Cree's 'day, (j. A. JJurbank. Ivij.. formaliv tendered
majority is about 100. ' h;s resignalioa t0 t!lkt. el!-.ct of J uui.
l.H,uo.-isl,. jarynext.Sw-. j
On cnmnlaint nf nur stnlf's :.ttnvnf.v. Asn . A few af?J Wiiiic Powetl of Castleton j !
I Barberof Wheelock was brougbt before
j !5tice Henry Perley, Esq., Aug. IS, and lined
100 and costs, amountinsr to $101.2!), for
iolating tbe liquor law. Served him right.
'
Mipn-me Court.
The August term of the supreme court for
this county was held at this place Thursday
and Friday of last week. Judges present,
Hons. O. Aldis, J. liarrelt, E. H. Jvellogg,
A. Peck. Seven causes were heard. and
pinions given on three. The following di-
yirces were granted : Laura t. Brown from
.r.r.es llrow n : cause.w illful desertion. Simn-
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son from Simpson, cause, willful desertion.
Mary Gould from Joseph Gould ; cause,
adultery and intolerable severity.
The following appointments of oflicers to
K'cruit for the two regiments and a battery
of Veteran Volunteers have thus far been
m.ids :
NAMK.
( a)t. D. F. Cole, principal,
" (1. G. Blake, "
Swanton.
lst Lt. S. F. Hrown, sub., "
Jd Lt. S. S. Morey, "
CdMt. X. C. S'evens. nrin., St. Johnsburv.
LM'Lt. C. W. Randall, sub.,
Capt. II. A. Eaton, prin.,
" II. E. lhown, prin.,
lit I.t. W. H. Notton, sub.,
'Jd Lt. 0. W. Tobin, sub.,
Jd l.t. J. M. Hunkley, sub.,
lst Lt. b'rank Redfield, sub.,
Jil Lt. Chester Searles, sub.,
I'apt. Henry Terry, sub.,
" JL E. lLown,
J. M. Ayer,
-.1 Lt. C. D. Hrainard, sub.,
Capt. L. E. Knapp,
-d Lt. M. W. Leacb, sub., Rutland.
Lt. Col. Roswell Farnham, sub., Bradford.
Lt. Chas. Goss, sub., W. Randolph.
Lt. Chas. Corey, sub., Middlebuty.
Lt. J. R. Converse, sub., Vergennes.
Nine cats were taken from the reservoir
.hat supplies Rutland with water, by work
.men vho latelv cleared it out.
"I'ht. nrisoners confmed ii Washington
nv inil. nP nf wlmm ie f ':,rr ennfined on
the charge of murder, came very near
)je(;u-ldling to Canada on Monday night,
havino-1 ni'"ht previous succeeded in re--iiovino-.,
,,Jck of granite in the rear of one
Jf the eells Eortunately their operations
were discovered, . wl their ')IanS fr an eS
cape after darkfrus 'tratC'd
A man was knocked down " lhe COr"er
of a street at .Montpelier a few nightS SinCC'
hv a fellow whn ' X0Zed, " Oh ! heg
lhe bov we are
"r pardon ; you are not
wuitit,j for."
Hon. C. W. M'illard of Mon ther'
" uver the address at the Fair oi , IU, ,
ind County Agricultural Society, to hml ! '"Do you know,"asked a rebel oflicer of
at Hutland on the L'3d and 21th of Sepi Jnber j one of our men, after Char.ceilorsville, " why
nPxt. I we so often beat the army of the Potomac ?"
The Windsor county fair will be held Xo " Then 1 ttH -vou " Sflid the
Woodstock on Wedneaday, Thursday ai ul shrt wd Southerner : '-V.ur ni,n ure alwajs so
Eridtv. Sent ; oi . i o- 1 vour oflicers aijalwavsdrimuin taitle.
nl&y, Sept. L'.'j. 2-J.f.rw! o.-.
Col. Thomas oftha Sth Vermont, who is at i Our meu" "
home on leave for th. e benefit of his health, is ! " "
.a ni,stregtheve-ryday,and hope. soon i SuPposition, t e army of w ich nolh h
t? be able to return 0 I I regiment. . The cers and men ar. And was not tnn,
n,x learns that his experience among ! i J fact with our Gettysourg ?
, "'-ut- of tb,e peculiar Institution " I k nof; its leade,. doubtiess, was a man
V coverted him. , 0 the doctrines of Eman. ! of beWr habits than Len. Uooker.-Amer.
cpation. PreSf
David Crawford of Putney has h buck,
two years old, wliich sheared this year twen-ty-two
and half pountte. It slieared fifteen
pounds the first year.
Maj. Homer K.Stoughton has been promo-
death or serious injury. They were howev-
: er, soon arrested and put in jail. In trying ;
to escape one of them lost about S27J in ,
money. 'ulluus baibj. '
. Mtnter Kddv Case of i'.ristol, a lad of Ki
years, sent to the Middlebury Register oliice !
; one day last week a IJlue Heton, which he
, had shot. His breadth of winjr was six feet,
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' rt,,u imu uum 1Lt 1 l c,ul m mu Ilve weu
j On the l!tb Mr. Giles F. Montgomery
was ordained as a inissionavy to Turkey.
Dr. Labaree of Middlebury pre iched the dis
course. Rev. Daniel l'diss of the Syrian
Mission was jiresent and gave the candidate '
the right hand of fellowship.
Col. Jewctt is at his home in Swanton quit"
indisposed. He will return to his regt., as
,a lad of a dozen 'ears' was Ming a hore
'. !'-v llle hallL'r strjl which x bo,i!uI tS"'ly
around his hand, wh-si the Inrse snddenly
; took fr!-jllt auJ 'r1.s'S 1 "im a l:ig distmsce, i
j neariy kilhng the little f-iur.v. I
, The celebrated ' Hiyden liorse " oied in A'r j
, bany on Tuesday :in?rning lasr. His death j
was occaioned bv too liigh feeding. 1
' On Friday last Messrs. Clough liobin-'
smi, of this'piace. pmchastfd lOJ.'.O lb. ofj
)ri:ne A,No. 1 buttei most of hich was
made in the town of JJerbv. On Salurdav '.
the oullcr was an forwar(jed to Jrton, where
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ii. o iiiiiiii.-.iii(iL.ij Lanuu iui J1UOI.UI1. J(.7( -
porf ,ve(ri.. ,
This week there has been an unnrccedrr.t-
: ,,u am0Unt of travel to this plaee, 'guests ar-
j vi"K 'ron all the principal cities of the !
; Xorl!l alul tlie Canadas. Xeirporl iXeirx. (
Capt. S. L. fJondell, ol Hrandon. has pur- J
jch-ised, since Febuary last, between four and
statiox. j iive thousand horses, mostly for tiie govern
Chelsea. i ment. The prices jiaid averagcd $1 10.
A man named Lock, who had skedaddled
! from Concord. N. JL, to avoid the dtaft, was j
arrested on Friday at Barton . tiaving stolen i
Montpelier. two wagous from Mr. Miles of Cornpton, C.
i-i '?f'iei' E.,at whose place he had been iiving, and a
ihetford. 1 , n'
horse from tbe stable ol anotber person.
Horse and wagons were still in bis possession
Wallingford. wun arrested.
Morrisille. .
Berkshire.' I ne amount ot fotnmutation nioney paul,
Bethel, i undcr the conscription law, in this Congres
Thetford. sional district aireaily amounts to ahntit '18(J-
'n lon' 0(" 11 Wl11 l)rol)u,J'.v reac'n something over
Townshend'. ' -0().()00. Montpelier Jt.urnaL
A triend writes us : "The Vermont cavalry
has been tran.'.fencd from tbe lst to the 2d
brigade of 'his division (Gen. Kilpatrick's) to
the indignation of the (Jorps. Co. A has been
detached and sent on duty to the (5th Corps
(Gen. Sedgwick'.-) ileadquarters." Frcc
AllO'itkd I'.w. Assignees and others
holdinS 0rtlers f'J1 Ailotte(l f tlie :5l!'
oth, and th regiments, are notified that re
turns have been received for the months of
May and June, and this ofh'ce is prtpared to
pay the sunis received in the usual way.
J. 15. P.ujk, State Trea surer.
Rutland. Aug. 21. lxi;:.
Thk VinniONTAiiTii.i.KitY. A company of
one hundred and twenty-five hardy nien, un
der command of Capt. f. J. Safford, of
Morrisville, pas.std throuli .pringfield,
Mass. ThurstLy evening, en route from Lrat
tleboro to Washington. They will be station.
ed at Fort Slocum, Washington, forming
company L, of the 11th Vermont regim
nt.
t ."i0 ccnts. cures la.mpnps: rnt
viis, coiic, ,Vf. iipaa the following:
Bostox, July 7,
Dk. Toi:ia W'c have used for the" past year
your Horse Lininu-nt for lameness,kicks, bruises,
colic and cut-, and in every instance found it the
hest article I ever tried in this circus company.
Pleasc send six dozen, as it is the only liniment
we use now. We have 108 horses, some very
valuablc. and do not want to leave tovn without
t. HYATT FROST.
Manai?er Van A.mburgh & Co.'s Menanerie.
VT Sold by all druggists. Office.TT T
oJL.oGCourtlandt st.,N Y. 60:G3 V ,JL.
MABRIAGES. "
lu Lancaster, Auj;. 26. by Rev. J. M. Hartwell,
Abijah Smith to Lizzie M. Gile, of Burke.
DEATHS.
eTg- Marriases, lllrth and Deaths InserteJ Fkee.
Obituarlea, includiii!; potitry, ltiierted at six centsa line In
advance.
In this town, Aiiix. 31, Lcster Albert, only child
of Albert M. and Minoia li. Coi k, aged 4 years
anu o niomns.
In this town, Aug 27, of diptheria, Horace J. j
Owen. aged 3 years and 8 months, son of Fraueis '
C. and Ilannah L. Owen. '
In i?t. JoHnsbury Center, Aug. 29, Mrs. Roxana, ,
aged o4, wifc of Leander H. Stoivell. i
In Lyndon, Aug. o, Elvira Q , wife of Oren i
Chase. and eldct daugliter of John and Eunice j
Russell, aged 31 years and S months.
T tw.-tt A mr )A flinlnr..icli f o rl- I
youngest son of Wm. II. & R. S. Baily, aged 7
years and 9 months.
In Prividcnce, It. I., July 24, Henry S. Bart
lett, Esq., aged 43 years for.uerly of Lyndon.
In this town, Aug. 2., Elias Woods, aged 64.
A husband, fathcr, bcloved friend,
ilas left us here on earth tomourn
II is toils and pains now have an end ;
While he to realms of bliss is borne.
In Fort Stevens, Aug. 11, Ilelen, aged 10 mos..
and on the 12th, Geonje W.
asjed 2 vears 7 mos.
inf.int cliildren of Col. K. C.
ton.
and Sarah M. I5en-
A
UC.TION SALE!
lly virtue of a lirense from the Ilonorable Tro
batc Court for the district of Caledonia, the sub
scriber will sell at Public Auction, on the premi
ses. ON FRIDAY, SEPT. IS, lSiKJ,
At l o'cloek l'. M., the
TANNKUY. DWKLLING-HOUSE, SIIED
Barn and Oiit-Iiuildings of the late J. II. I. Ilich-ard-;o!i,
de.-eased located in Sutton Villagc. Vt.
The Tan House is '2S x 30, two stories high.
lmiltfour eais ago, nnd the tan yard in good
conditiou. Pavinent made easv.
(;:61 .IONA. KICIIAitUSON. Adin'r.
MIDO N
l.ATEST
CLOr IIES
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1MPKOVE1)
V11INGEK
The Agent now has an assortinent of thee
Wriimer at the store of Mn. JEWETT, wliere
all tntorested are invited to call. inve.-tigate its
peculiar nierit- and tike one on trial, which is all
the reiomincnd they nectl. This Wiingtr is war
rantrd in everv partieular.
It i o 1 1 k the FirNt Premium at th? New York
State Fair in lS'J'J. and was awarded a Uiplotua
for its Miperiority over all other AVrinners at the
Mechanies' Fair in Syraeuse in l.s63.
A fi'w iunre reliab'.f, energetic men wanted as
Aut'iits in Veiinont and New Ilanipshire.
Fn!i control of ter itory sivcn and the right
men ri.uv liber.illy dealt with.
Applv a almve to
(j. S. WIL!) EU. General Agent
G'2.tf For Vermont and N. Hainjishire.
OTllE KARMEUS CF CALEDONIA
AND ADJOINIXG COUNTIKS :
The Mibcriber- would s;ive notice that we hae
some Ui full-blo'd SpauWh Merino Bucks lor sale
aiu' t let for the comiug eason. All wishmg
to buv or hire will pleae call and examine for
tlieiiiM h es. A. II. X" II. U. WII.'JOX.
M. .l;hiihbury. Sept. 1, IS'.W. 02:tdecl.
A Jl M FOR S A L E.
A small Farm consisting of lf aeres, twenty of
which is nip.nliw and the reuiainder is pasturing
and tiinbfr land. Saitl farm is in a very de-.ir.ible
location, about !.' iuile north of Center Vi!lai;e.
I5u ldings in good coiidition, with never failing
runiiiug water t: both house and barn.
For lurtlicr particulats inipiire of
A. A. PIEKCE,
(.1 :(',:! St. Johnsbury Center, Vt.
TOTICE is bcreby given that an appliea
i.1 tion will be mide at tlu next session of the
l.eijisl.iture of Vermont for a e.harter for a raii
road from Messrs. Fairbauks' Scale Manufactory
in St Johnsbury. to some convenient point inter
secting with Uonn. it Pass. Itivers Raiiroad.
August 31, 1S(')3. 62:G4
llMITHliltTA CUREI) !
H - Oli XO i'AV ISEtlUIItEM!cru
1)11. O. II. JEWKLIS
GREAT OANKER REMEDY
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I'OSITI VI-: L Y WARRAKTED
T (
CURE D1PHTHERIA
A X I)
REMOVE CANKER
In Cayker-Rash and Scarlet Fever.
For Sale by
J. C. BINGHAM,
St. Johnsbury, Vt,
And by Druggists generally. C2:7G
"VT7HEREAS Mary .Tane, my wife has left
H my bed an boaul without cause, I do there
fore forbid any person to harbor or trust her on
mv account as 1 shall pay no debts her contract
ins. after this date. TIMOTHY C. WEBBEIt.
Goshen Gore, Aug. 2G. 1SG.3. G2:64
s
T A T E OF
VERMONT.
Essex Couxty, ss.
In Prolutc Court ho!deu at 1,'inenburc, in and for sald
di-trlit.onthe 2S:h dav of August A. I. IMi't, prcaent
! the Hon Junah 15rooSs, Judge :
An liiNtruiueut, purportins to be the last Will and Tes
' tatiK-ni ot Ureal Uiew. late of (iuildhall. In ald dir-trlct,
' decea-ed, bc-ins pre-eiiteit to the Court hy Luchida Drew
lhe execntilx therein uauied, lor Probate :
, It U ordered by sild court, that all persons concemed
' therehi. be notiiled t . atmear at a session of sald court to
mny liave. asatn-ii the probate ot saia will; t r wtucn
nurooje.lt is ttirther ordered. that a copy of the record
ot this order be pabhihed three weeks succelvely ln Tlie
C.Uedoiii in, priatedat St Johnsbury, previous to sald
j tlmeappointi-d for hearln.
A true cpy ot record. Attest,
I C2.M J.B.S.0IIAXDIj:B.Eegl3ter.
URY
ACADEMr !
Fall Term bcgins Sept st ,1803 Winter Term,
Dec 1st, 1863 Spring Term, Feb 17. 1864 Sum
mer Term, May 19, 1864.
11ft J. K. COLBY, Principal.
Q.ELATINE, ARROW ROOT:
Just received by
Aug. 28.
J. C. BINGHAM.
FOR SALE.
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A convenient house, ccntrally lo
cated on Maine St., vrill be sold at a
very low fiimre, as the owner intends
leaving the place. There is one quarter of an
acre of good land connected with the house.
Terms of payment easy. For furthcr particulars
enquire of the subscriber on the premiscs.
JAMES M. EDDY.
St. Johnsbury, Aug. 20, 1803. 60tf
1 EW MUSIC ! NEW MUSIC !
WHEX THIS CltUEL WAR IS OVER !
KIXGDO.M CUMIXG !
KALLY 'ROUND THE FLAG !
LITTLE MAJOR!
AXI)
300 OTHER
NEW PIECES,
Just received by
T.M. I10WARD.
yjyiXTER WHEAT & WINTER RYE,
For sale at the Agricultural Warehouse and Seed
Store, R. R. St , St. Johnsburv.
61:64 H. C 'IUCKIKSOX.
OF BRIGHTON.
! 'l'lio non-ri'jiili'nt )rojrii;tora of tlio towrn of Hrightou.
i in tlio foiinty of Kisex, aro hiTcby uotilled that the taxen
iifeeed liy eaid town uilliiu tlio year piiti iiuxt precce diiij
1 hLs iki'.r, reinaiii in u'liole or in par: uupaid on tlie fulloiv
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Wm. Iihi ii
Xo-ili Miu-ou
Juhn t'.irlil-c
Saiimt-1 Ni;h:iiii;ale
, Jii-lnm Hiu'ker
' .Invmiah V. .l.-nkiiu
.loim lloulaiid
.Invmiah I". Jeiikin-
tiuiri Uli.ey
.lolin Smith
I'.udnn Shfldon
I'hri-ioiiht'r rflu ldoii
S.iiirn'! l'h:u-f
.lolui Smith
, .liw pii Ani l
i!i:ii!i-th Itninn
I'.inl.i.-i Sln-Ii'.mi
Cyjiri'aii Sti-rry
iln di
('ottiiii Cilnin
'ti-or1 Oliu'y
.lolui itiMi-1
Kiiz-iln-lh Itogor
Ch'.- Iliiikiiii
.lamt-r K:u
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- 41
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'. 71
( 4 1
'I'li'Kii1!' I'y1"
Hir.ifl (t)dwiii
William Pi:kiu
A-hafl tKymour
Titm Wa.Min
A-i-.iit l WUI-. .Ir
tlore ot" land
U.-iijiiinin siinnnd-'
iio do
.lohn Douiiiiij;
.ImIiii l'niker
Kldad Mi.
iln do
.'im 1'liillip-
lix d
lJaid Whitu.y
Coltoii (lil-on
Wm. 1". k
lloln-n 1". It-i
KHzaln'th UocrrJ
.lon illi-ui Andrcuji
.lci. miiih 1". .Ifiikiii-'
lolui MoiiMoii'
do iio
Nii hohi? l'oui-r
Murth.-i Ko.r
imurl Nhiind.'
lolui I. Olaik
Wm. t'urli.'
Sii jilii-n (i.iidiiior
J M
41
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2 11
2 4S
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70
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7i
70
70
70
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70
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2 i:t
4 .
4
1 1
4 M
4 s.'.
7 7i
And -o iiiurh of.-aid land-" will he Fold at iiuhlic niictioii
al tlie Vermont Hnui-e iu the town of Brighton. 011 the
tirt day ot Octoher next. at ten oVlx-k in the forenoou.
a- i-liiill he nqui-'ite to di-charge paid tax-! with eotH, 1111-Iti-H
iireviouly jiaid.
Dated at l!rij;hloii, Allfj. 21,
JAMi:s: W. C.VIlKS.
'l:i".- 1'irtt Coiwtalile.
The projirieton- of the followiin; traet of land in the
tou 11 of Hrightou. in'the i-oimty of R-.ex, are notitied that
the .-..une are taxed in th:1 ta ii-t rommitted to tlie eub
scriher. the i-olleitoi-of tivxe? for faid town of lirightou.
for the years lSOU, 101, 1m'.2 and lv0.1; a follow. :
Name of owner. j: t P.
.1. . Melnlire. hou-e and lot 1 :!7 l!
.l.iiim (;i!nii-r ;, j.j
.lohn V.. Holloff ::s- ; i.;;
Ci'lvin K. Morrill 1 M sj 4
1". .'t 1". Itii-e j -j ;,
tji-ar !'. Walter 1 ftt :, :.n;
.la-on & Alonr.o Cnrrier l.VJ i:t 2"i
.lohn 1 lnllntf, vill. lot 1 .V,
.lohn Doland Iiomh- 71m
(Jfjrp-Danforth linue 11 ::o
do do house 011 (.'r.fcv'-'-t 2 40
.1. I!. Conia vill. lot r, 77
Wm. M-isnn hoiiee i:, 12
(ieo. Masou hou-'e lll'.t7
Thutnai. Hollivr-r 1 fili&Ol l.V.i 1.', 22
". Ito-'ebrciuk hou-;e and lot 7 7-.
.1. I'rtrie.lr vill. lot 1 so
ISctfy I.add 1
And if no iiorwin f hall appcar to diseharge H taxes oa
or before the 1-t day of October next at ten o'cloek in tho
forenoou. 1 shall procced to sell at the Vermont House iu
Brighton, hy imhlic auction, so luuch of s.iid re.--pective
tr:ict. of land or hoiues as hall Im suthcient to di?charge
said taxej and all necessarv iuterveninK chargft.
.1. W. CADKS, Collector.
Mriglitoii. Aug. 24. 10:;. C1:G::
SPLENDID LOT OF
Western Slaugliter Kips,
Just received and for sale by
tf B. C. BURPEE.
gOLE & UPPER LEATIIER,
Frcnch and American Calf S;ins,
KTPS. PATXAS, LTXINGS.
BIXD1NGS KID, GOAT, &c, &.
AIso
SHOE TOOLS AND FINDINGS,
Constintly on hand n.d for sale cheap by
B. C. BURPEE.
Raiiroad st. St. Johnsbury, Aug. 18, 1S63 tf
WHEREAS Mary my wife has left my
bed and board without cause or nrovocation
l hereby forbid all persons trustins or harborinc
her on my account as I shall not pay any debts
of her contractintr after this date.
CYRUS SMITH.
Victory, Aug. 18. 18G3. G0:G2
"VT O T I (J E . This is to certify that I
lt have sold to mr son m. II. Nesmtth. hi
. nuuc ui na iuliiSi mui paj any
debts of his contractini; after this date.
Wm.G.NESMITH.
HlR.VM A Ct-TTI.VG, ) ... .
Horace Willso.v, JAttests-
Lunenburg, Aug. 20, 1863. G1:G3
)ISCHARGED SOLD1EKS!
Men Wauted for the Invalid Corn!
1. Only those faithful soldiers who, fronj
wounds or the hardships of war, are no lonucr fit
for active field duty, will be received in this Corps
of Honor. Enlistments will be for three years i
unless sooner dischargei. Payand allowances
same as men of the I'nitcdStates Infantry: ex
cept that no premiums or bounty for enlistment
will be allowed. This will not invalidate any
pension or bounties which may bc due for previ-
ous service.
2 For convenience of service, the men will be
selected for three grades of duty. Those who are
forming guard duty, etc . etc, will be armed with
muskets. and assigned to companies ot the First i
Battalion. Those of the next dcsrce of efficiencv '
mciuamg uiose wno nave lost a nanu or an arm,
etc., etc, to the companies of a Second Battalion
and will be armed with swords. ;
3. The followin" t niform has been adonted :
For Enlhted Jfcn. Jackct Of sky-blue kcrscy,
with dark-blue trimmings, cut like the cavalry
jacket, to come well down on the abdomen.
Irowsers rresent regulation. skj-bluc.
Foragc cap Present regulation.
4. The duties will be chielly to act as provost
guards and garrisons for tities; guards for hospi
tals nd other public buildings ; and as clerks.
ordcrlies, etc. If found nccessary they may be
assigned to forts, e'c,
Boards of enrollment or rccruitmg officers must
dctermine: 1. That the applicant is unfit for
service in the field. 2. That he is fit for the du
tii s, or some of them indicated abovc. 3. That
he was houorably discharged. 4. That he is
mcritorious and deserving.
11 who apply should bring with them their dis-
eharge papers and such other testimonials of ser-
vice as they may have.
I'he gr'at object of the Corps is to give honora-
ble cmployment to those who have lost health or
limbs in the service, and are unfit for other cm -
ployments. Another object is to cnable those
who have a desire to serve their country, and have
slight physical dilliculttcs which prevent them
from going into the field, to take the place of
,ound, strong men who are now in barracks, hos-
pitals. recruiting officcs. .tc , whose duties could
as well be performed by men of the Invalid Corps
It issupposedthat there areflonorably discharged
men enounh to till allNorthcm fctationSand thus
allow manv thousand of able-bodied men to re-
turn to the" field.
Four companies will be oiaanizcd fi.r Vermont
No one who is mustered intj the Invalid Corps
can be transferred to active service, unless on
special exanunation and at his own rejuest.
By order of Brig. Gen. T. (J. Pitchcr. A. A. P.
M. for Vt. Capt. J. T. Duk.v.
Recruiting & Mustering Oilicer f.ir Invalid Corps.
E. V. WARNEH. Uecruiting Serut..
Passunipsic House, St. Johnsburv. Vt.
Aug. 2-3, 1SG!.
lil:Cl
JETURXED VO.lTXTEERS.
Statk or Veumoxt.
Adjutant and Inspector (icneral's Oliice,
Woodstock, Aug. 3, 1S03.
3
;KKKKAL OltDER So.
1. Two regiments of veteran volunteer infantry
are authorized to be raised in this state.
2. All able-bodied men. between the agcs of IS
and 45, who hae heretofore bceti eiilited. and
have served for not le.ss than nine months. urho
- j j produce an honorable dicharg- from tlie service.
ol tlie usual torm, amt can pa- the examination
reipiired by the mustering reulations of the
Unitcd Statcs, may be enlistt-d undcr this order
as veterans.
3. Every volunteer mustered into service as
a veteran. under this order, will be entitled to
receive from the Unitcd Statcs one month' pay
iu advance, and a bounty and premium of four
hundred and two dollars, to be paid as follows :
Upon bciug mustered into erviec, one
month's pay in advance,
First installment of buuntv.
13.00 .
25.0-j
2 0.1
30 00
50 00
50.00
50 0t
50.00
50.00
10 ! Premium,
.
Total payment on muter.
i luo months after muster in.
. Six
I .1.- 1 f
ii iv iuu ui uri year .s service.
IS montiis.
After two vear's service.
.. ;
At cxpiration of 3 years' service. there
mainder of the bounty witl be pii 1.
And each enlisted man will be rnntW tw
,0.1
tate
pay of seven dollars per month
10 ' If the Kovernnient shall not reo-iire thre
trooji.N for the full pcriod of three years. and thev
shall be mustered honorablv out of the erv'ce
before the cxpiration of their term of enlistment.
they will receive, upon beiii mustered out. the
whole amount of bounty remaining unpiid, the
bame as if the full term had been sctvcil.
'I'he subscriber will be at room No. 1. Passunip
sic House, St. Johnbury, after Aug. 2'. l5i. to
recruit a coinpauy from companies F and Iv of
the 15th rctiiment.
Capt.XEBXES C. STEVENS,
COtf llecruitinii Ojfrcvr.
T
XMVN OF NEWARK.
Tlu- iioii-roident proprli-tors ot the To-.f n of Xewark
ln the County of Cil.-d.iiil.i , are he't'bv -otllled th.it th
taxt-H aMNv-il l.y the 4id town u-ithln the year next pr -ct-rdiu:
this date re:u.itu either iu whole or i:i part un
paid ou the lullowia de?crilt;d lands in jld ton, vlz :
S I - ! I
l're-ent wt:er 3
Wlllard liuii.ly tV. 11 1 7 I
J.isS Kimliall 3: 00 7 ;l 1
U 411 i 1 j
Horace Stono 7 1 11 ; 1
0 11 V. I .-.2.
.Mark (.ok 1". 21 1 1 lo
11. li.X H..M Hall 0 25 1 id I
.". 19.-. 1 1 41 j
W .v A Bemls 31 1W 1 S iv.
: 3 1 21
11 02 1 2 11
T K K.iirhank-. 40 2:C. I St
O II Smith 1-4 1 2 1
Ceo Ide l.s 1 1 3 31
Warren Xoves 70 s 1 4!
0l 2;S l 7 l- ,
7i 2.'.' 1 15 1
Mamilni; WalterK.7 hn 1 1". 12 '
Jolm Walter ;s 45 1 2 I.'.
Heo 15 Ch.mdler 21 Un 1 7 .Ti ,
W.lliam II. Silshnry l 7-1 1 .'. 1.4 !
2 21 1 1 2 1
Joel Trull Ktate 1 75 1 5 m!'
Oriliml Troj.r.
Tho- .Morarily
J'-hii Thurtoii
Jolm c'reed
Mary Creed
(iiihert Jeuklus
Willi.1111 Wall
Hetsy .Vtshtlnsale
Joliu Jenkhis
Caleli Teil. Jr.
Thoinas Jenkhis,
Wlll.am M'all, Jr
Kli.-li.i Jeukin-.
Jo,htia sjjuNlnirv
Rolifrt J Thurston
Henry HTillinulijst
ltt!ence Arnuid
Hohert Roers
Joepli R'.ers
l.ydla Clark
Jn-ep!i Rosers
Jeremlah Jenks
Ueorjre Creed
Cyiirlan Sterrv
Jolm .Mumlord. Jr
Wm Thurher
J.uues Hiur
JoM-ph Cook
2.15
2!il
1 - si
I 2. ;
1 1.1 :m
Chas A Whipi.le
I C I'.ihiKiu
Thos J I)re-
VJ
tA
15
1 1
1 7
lim
M5
1 . . .r. s
1 5 ::.
Kdward Jones
Joua Jenkins
Kdward Joiies
iillert Jenkins
tSeo I.Ie
iiiii
1 .M
i.S
':' 1 i; r'
1 ' Ar
l!0
Kaac Uartlett
-Mrsn'ii Mien 11 75 1 ' 7-'
There is
s aNo ilue ases.se.l as aUjve the s-.ini x-t lu the
severa I tindivt
iinuvMeil sliaresor i.irts N'li.iiin to tiie (trisi-
... 1.-1.:... .,. ...... in .. ....
ual rishtsot KlKha Jenkin
. .. 111 1. iif.i-i. .1.'. -
Crerdjr. 00; Jolm Mumf..rl Jr. .Od; C'jleb Teai, .0: Wm
lieaioii, .i.ii; jolm n.irk. 04: Marv (Jreed. 01: Wlilum
Wall. 01. Wm Creed. .0t; Jona Jei kin. IV.: IS.-lv Nteht
hicale. .71: Joei.h l'ark.-r.02; i.,M J Tiiurton. .04: II II
i illtti?ltjst..4?: J oiies Iturr. 75: l.ydU Clark. .75: l.evt
11.111. .i; hilward Jones. 75
'o; We'coiiie AnioM, .2: Sanil
ftt. S.': Jolm Kurr.-. Cy-
i Ariiold, S2; Isaac I'.artlett
prlan bterry. ftl: Ji. 11 rii;ir.-,tmi. 72: J.Teiiii.ih J.mk. .01
and each ot Nild .-hare contain :C! aires.ainl ni iniich t.fj
xud latids vill W sold at lMhllc Auctioii at the m-IiouI !
hou?e in School I)iftrict X...2,in sald town 01 .Wuark.
011 lhe lt . Monday .r Ootoher next at I'l o'c!.k a. m.. as
Miall be reiiuWte to illM.-h.irsc sald t.i.es with Cots, uu-
ies iireviousiy 11.ua.
Dated at Xewark 2il dav of Ansust. A. I. 1?03.
AMOS UDl.LUKl-.
CI:C3 Klrt Coiiul!e and Collector.
JJAST AVEN LAND SALE.
The non r sident iiroiiriotors and land owners In th"
town of East II.wcn in the county of Ere and State f
Virmoiit.areherebyiiotllitf.lth.it the taas a.-M;Ml bv
aid town withln the year next jireceediii!; IhU date re
uialn In whole or iu part uniuid the tulluwi u ' deicribe.1
lands In sjid town, towit:
Orlginal Proprletors
Natnes.
fn !
$y
ij !
1 71 '
2-7j
7 i'l I
1 '- '
1 71 j
Joihlia Austaln
Sanmel Atwater
Datilel Ilenmii
Uavnl Kly
Timothy Andrus
Wheeler Douglass
do du
do do
Wm Collins
Jonah Clark
David (ialliiiha
Jededlah Hyde
ui
124
Iftl
14'l
143
131
VJl
135
2 -7
7y
2!
57
t'J
2J)
122
m
nc
vx
210
IS)
2JJ
.1 125
a t3
3 121
3 125
3 125
1 l.Y
2 15.)
3 125
3 125
3 ll".
3 125
3 125
1 l&J
3 125
1 15J
2 IM
3 125
2 IM
3 125
3 125
3 125
3 125
3 125
125
t if
1
' Samuel Klng
2 C7
1 71
2 (7
2 i'7
I 71
- 7
1 71
1 71
t -"1
I
1 71
1 71
1 71
Joun iaudervill
F.IUhur .MiiU
do iio
do do
Heirsol Isaac Xa?h
Cloa Smith
, Victory Tomllnson
! JoMahTom i;n,,
IJavid Tomlinson
1 :e"J,I.ul".Walworth
CudivlJed lot
And SO tnnrh nf linil
.n -hill be rennislte t.) dls -
charse sald taxes with cots willbe!dat Public Auclioa
at the Inn of Klttredce Hudson Iu sald Kast Haveu, on
Jiotiday the 5th day of October next, at ten o clocs In the
foreniwu, unless previouslv paid.
Dated at East llaven thN 2Jh day of August A. 1). 153.
Cl:63 1). C. HL'DSOX. Kltst CoUstable.
.
. . .
W ijU U JJS & IjIiU UERIES
For sale by
E. JEWETT.
gPfilNG STTLES1
E. McDOUGALL
has just opened
AN ELEGAXT
STOCI
of
SPRING-
MILLINERY
nhich will be soldat the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
D R E S S
I
GOODS'
:
All the variettes of
Spring dress goods at
reduced rates.
St. Johnsbury, April, 22, 1S53.
43tf
fj O
WOOL GROWERS!
t Pure Extract of Tobacco, manufactured by the
South Down Companj-.
tt p BTPfTTVtJfV
. -t -t j o yA, ,
( Kailroad btreet, St. Johnsbury.
: nri Dp;u rB nTtvn r-r t .
1 j( K L 5 H R 0 Tj N D ME A L!
'
', Northern Corn Meal ; Rye M;al , Oat Meal ;
. Buckwheat Flour : Graham'Flour.
. tt n "nTPTvTVtin'V
p,:ii e. t c. t i t
Raiiroad Street. SuJohnsbury.
"T7" P "D T r r a t i "
jjjjx u u u Ji :
"X, V1 imiiV " , i ' c V.ans Just receir-
.V' c"1Ll)5 ,Jc.w'iy Bouk sq, also
! V olhcr npw" "on,ls 1,1 h,s 1,ne f de which
' "crs at hls usuall-r lou' ?riccs for cash.
VOTICE TO RETURNED SICK
1 WOUNDF.D SOT.l)TF!5
AND
-MAKE YOURSELVES COM FORTABLE.
I will supply you with mr Spring Mattresses
and Lounges at a large reuuction from reular
I,r'""- J. T. CASSINO.
Bmgham's Building, St Johnsburv-
gHOULDER BRACES,
Just received at
June 25.
BINGIIAM'S
QE0CKERY GLASS WARE:
Table Cutlerv and Plated Ware a cond assort
ment at E. JEWETT'S.
Mav 7.
JPLAVOlllN
EXTIIACTS.
I.emnn, Rose, Peaeh, Nectarinc, Bitter Almond.
Vanilla and Ginser. for sale
w By J. C. BINGIIAM.
I une 2 3.
J D. KILBOURNE D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON.
OrFICE. Cllll. MAIX AXD cextral sts. directly
Ol'J'OSITK ST. JOHXS11CUY HOCSE.
lOtlke ejtabH?hed in 154C.)
The long establishcd
reputation of this otHce
(the oldest in the coun
ty) renders unneccssa
rv all commendation.
l)r. Kilbourne would
simply say that every
operation will be per-
-fonncd as heretofore.
with discrimination and
conseientious tidelitv
and nothimr done or ad-
visCli escept for the bcnefit of the paticnt
CHAU!ES FOR DEXTAL OPERATIJXS.
. Full set of Teeth on Gold. $75 to $90
!h!i et on Gold, oS to 4o
Full set on Silver. 35 to
. li.i'f " IS to
! Full " Cheoplastic, 50 to
' Half "
Full Vulcanized Rubber.
Half '
Temporary upper set.
25 to
40 to
20 to
FILLING TEETH. ETC.
1 For lilling teeth with c.ild. per caritv, S'l to S3
Tin " .50 to .75
For elcaning teeth, .50 to 1.50
For extractim;. .25
! " " " vith ether, 1.00
N. B. Every operation shall give cntire satis
faction. or the work necd not be taken from the
, orhVc.
St Johnsburv, Nov 12, 1SG0.
EADY MADE COFEIXS:
Raiiroad Street St Johnsburv
R. UNDEKWOOP.
Ottt
tf.f.th: teeth::
OVA -T TTT T?C
ujx Dentit,
Aftt-ra very suceesful iractiee of over ten
months in l.vndon. would return his sinccrc
And he hojies by a str::t attention t' buiness to
ment a contiuuance of the ame.
(; j tte is ustng tae I tacniuzut uu'Mer, whicii
1 , meets with such unh-ersal favor, as a bisc fm
Artilicial Tccth: but costs not half as much
as iold. He trttsts he can do his work as well,
! r"1 ';,lrt,vs he can cheaper than any other dentist
i u this vicinitv. Owinn to his situation his ex-
?enses are tritliti": compared with those in lar"er
I'liees. and as he wishe.s to mtroduse his work
he -n
, 141 ..in
an alf.ud to wnrK cneapcr. .ind d.'C-s too.
As proof of the abovc. ali are invited to call,
examine sjieeimens of work, cnqnirc prices, &c
Hther and ch'oroform admiuibteied. Teeth cx
ainined nratis. Ilefercnces ftirnished. A sjocd
j assorttnent of tooth brushcs and powders. All
, operations WAKiLVNTEli.
operations
Otl'tce at Ilis Druj Store,
Lyndon, July 10, 1SG3.
51tf
YEARrS SUBSCRIPTI0N
To the
AMERICAN AGJUCUL TURIST
GIVEN A WAY !
Any nnc huying 10.03 worth of goods of me.
during the months of August and Scptember will
be prcsentcd with a copv of the American Agri
culturist for onc year. This is without exccption
the best paper for those who have a large or
stnall lot of land to cultivatc, publishcd in the
Unitcl States.
I will also receive subscriptions for the abore
paper at the luwest club rates. viz : SOc per year.
EvCry onc aubscribing now will bc prcsetited with
the
AGRICULTUU1ST STRAWBERRY PLANTS,
The best riavorcd. the largcst and most prolific
strawbcrry knoun. These plants can be obtamed
iu no other way.
I am selling lounges and spring mattresses at
about the same prices as before tne war.
J. T. CASSINO.
Manvfncturcr of lounges and spring mattresses.
dt. Jonnsuurr i t.
QAUTIOX TO
IN DELIGATE
EEMALES
HEALTH.
Dr. DOW, Phy-kiau aad Surceoa. Xo. 7 Endlcott St
Iloston, li con-iulle'l dally fur all dlMfNe lDCldent t li,e
feinale sy-teni. Proiapsus Uteri or FoUIng of the Womb.
Kluor AlbUs.Suporesslon. aad other ilentriil derAnire-
menis, are all Ueated on new patholoRlcal prlnclples. aad
i ?-,"V .ull'M'ral1" " ic ua3-. ou Mvana
y certaln ls the new mode of treatment. that. mot nt
s tinate caes yield uader it, aad the adlcted person soon
rejolces In ierfect health.
Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater experlence ln the
cure of diseascs of womeu thaa any other phvslclan ln
Boston.
Boardln: accomtnoatlon tor natlcnti nhn c.
to stay la llo?ton a few days under his tieatmeai. "
1 Dr Duw.iluce 1SI5, havlnccouflneUhls whole attentlon
. 1? a" ?ffle pra,ClIC? for tlie ot Prlrate DUeases ad
X. B. Allletters -nnst contain oae dollar. or they rtfl
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ASURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.
This Salve is a vegetable prcparation, inrcnt
cd in the 17th century, hy Dn. Wm. Gkace,
i-xirgeon in King Jamcs's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands cf most serious sores
and wounds that baffled tlie -slull of the most
eminent phyiicians of his day, and was Tegarded
by all who knew hira as a public benefactor.
Grjce's Celebratoi Salva caresBanis.
Grace'a CclEhrated SsJve cures Scald3.
Grace's Cclebrated Salrc cnres Plesh "Wouuil.
Grace's Celebrated Salva cures Corus.
Grace's Celehratea Salvo cures reloas.
Grace'a Celehratea Salvo cures Frosea IdmbB.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cure3Wens.
Grace's Celebrated Salvo cures Callouses.
Grace's Celebrated Salvo cures Salt Iheun.
Grace's Celebratei Salvo cures Ci&blains.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Sore Breast.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Sore lips.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Erysipolas Sore.
Grac&'s Celebrated Salve cures Abscesses.
Grace's Celebrated Salva cures TJlcara.
Grace's Celebrated 8alve cures Cbapped Hands.
Graco's Celebrated Salve cures Bingworms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down to a common Pimple. It eradi
cates Pimples frem the face, and beautifies the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal tliis Salve in prompt and ener
getic action for the speedy cure of external dis
eases. as those -who have tried its virtues testify.
Soldiers, Sailore, and Fisheraen, "nill find this
Salve their best friend.
lt has none of the irritating, heating proper
ties of other remedie, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sjres and Wounds.
Every family, and cspecially those containing
children, should keep a box on hand in case of
accident, for it will save them much trouble.
euffering, and money. All it vants is a fair
aial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
MANUFACTCItED BY
WIIiX.IjaJM: GEACE,
AMESBURY, MASS.
rillCK 2Z CEXTS PER BOX.
George C. Goodwin & Co., 33 Hanover St. ,
Boston, general aentsforNewEngland. Grace's
Salve can bc obtained at all the rcspectable drug
gists and country stores everywhcre. 44i)5is
The peculiar taint or
infection -whidi ve
call Scuofi:iv lurks
in the constitutions of
niultitude of men. It
either pndtice or is
produced hy an en
feebled, vitiated 5tate
tp". oi uie uioou. tvnerem
itltat lluid beconies in-
lM?rnninetpnt to sustain
uit: iiai jorcc 111 ineir
and
r viKorous acuon.
&rBsS?lpaVf.s lhe svtoni to
c5 fall into disorder and
decay. The scrofulous contamination is va
rioush causcd by niercurial tliscase, lovr
living, disordered digc-stion from unhoalthy
fooil, itnpure air5 filtli and filtliy liabit?,
tlie depressing vices. and. above all. by
the venereal infection. Whatever be its
origin, it is liercditary in tlie constltution.
descending -fnnn paror.ts to children unto
the third and fourth goneration : indecd. it
5eems to Ik the rod of Him who says. 1 vrill
visit the iniquities of the fathers ujKjn their
children." The tliseases it originates take
various names. acconling to the organs it
attacks. Jn the lungs. Scrofula jiroduces
tubercles, and rinally Coniumption : in the
glantls. swt'llings which tupjmrate and be
come ulccrous sore: in the stomach and
bowels. derangeinents ivhich produce indi
gestion, dyspepsia. and liver complaints : on
the ?km. eruptive and cutaneous affections.
These, all having the same origin. reqnire the
same remetly. viz.. purirication and invigora
tion of the blood. l'urify the blood, and
these dangcrous distempers leave you. With
feoble. foul. or corrupted blood. you cannot
have health; with that "life of the flesh
liealthy. you cannot have scrofulous disease.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
is eompounded from the most erTectnal anti
dotes that niedical science lias discovered for
this nfilirting di-temper, and for the cure of
the disorders it entails. That it is far supe
rior to any other reniedy yet devlscd, is
knotvn by all who have given it a trial. That
it does comhine virtues truly extraordinary
in tlivir etfect upon tliis class of complaints,
indispulably proven hy the great multitude
of publicly known and remarkable cure it
has made of the following diseases : Ellg's
Evil, or Glandular Swellings, Tumora,
Ernptioiis, Pimples, Blotehes anrl Sores,
Erysipelas, EoBe or St Anthony's Ere,
Salt Hhenm, Scald Head, Coughs from
tuberculons deposits in the lungs, WMto
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neoralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
Syphilitic Infsetions, Mercurial Diseases,
FeiaaleWeakuessej. and. indeed. tlie whole
mtk s of coiiijibints tfu.t arise from impurity
of tiie hlood. jlinute rcports of indiridual
csM-s may he found ir Ayeu's Amekicax
AyAX.xc. which is lurnihel to the druggists
i r gr.!tuilous distrihution. whercin may be
iearnol the directions for its ue, and some
oi tlu remarkable cures which it has made
whi n :tll other remedies had failetl to aflbrd
ndief. Tho.-e cascs are jmrposely taken
from all seitions of the country. in order
that cvvry readt-r may have acces to some
tiiie wr.o can pcak to him of its benelits from
KTMn:tl eiperieni'v- Scrofula deprcsses: tlie
ital i-nerg:es. and thus leavcs its victims far
nnn. suliject to diiiase and iL. fatal results
tl::u are lieahly cntilutijns. Ilencc it
Je;;;ls to j-hoiicn. antl dovs greatly hurten,
the avcntge dumtion of humaii life. The
vn-t iiiipoitancc of these oonsidcrations lias
li-l ii to spend t-ars in porfcctSug a remetly
whlcSi is atletiuate to its cure. This wc nov
oticr to lhe public Under the name of ATEu'i;
Sa.ai,aihll.. altluiugh it is composed of
ingrc;Ik'nts. some of which e.xceed tlse best
ul Ssn.uj!art!!a in r.ltentlivo jkiwit. lly its
a:d you may pntU-ct yi.urclf fnni the fcufier
ir,g aiid daivr f thi;-e di?ortlers. lurge
out lhe foul comiptson that rot :ind fester
in the Mm.d. j.urge out lhe cause.s of ciscase,
and vigorous hcahh will folhiw. lly iu pecu
liar vinues this rcmcdy Mimuhiics ti'e vitsil
funclions. and thu e.vpcls the distamjiers;
wliich lurk within the yttcm ur burst out
on any part yf it-
Vk know the public have leen utceived
by many comiounds f Sarsajiariltu. That
promiscd mucli and did nothing; but thev
will neither le deceivcd ntir ditajipointetl m
this. Its virtues have been proven bv abun
dant trial, and there remains no question of
its surpas.-ing e.cellence for tlie cure of tlie
aulictnig diseases it is intended to reach.
Although under tlie .-ame name, it is n very
diderent niedicine from any otlier which has
been beforc the people. and is far more ef
fectual than any other wliich has ever been
available to them.
CHEHRY PEOTOKAL,
The World's Great Bemedy for
Couglis, Colds, Incipient Con
sumptioa, aud for the relief
of Cousumptive patient3
in advanecd stages
of tho disease.
Tliis has been so long used and so uni
vcrsally known. that we nectl do no ninre
than astrc the publjp that its quality is kept
up to tlie lest it vver has been, and that H
may be relied on to do :ill it has ever done.
Prepared by Du. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemisf
Lowp" "
Sold by all druggists