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.MOEFy4T'tS LIE PILLS and PHG.NIX
BIIlIERS.

MA CONTR ASST ALI nations from tho rc.
m0Iest oncs have had Sims hut Columbus onI,
found out the wnv TO A,noricn RcC1ro The time or
the orcnr SnonisI; noviantnr noonlo yora oniv on.
nbIo1 70 nnGJjn ahnnt t1o horros Tn"t so ;;h th
Life Medicines 1t is but two short years since
first ventnrcd mnon an unI;noNvn ocrn6 and I hoyo
discovered tho nrcrious ohicc, vyos in snnrch nr
HEGTTiI vnrotohio HH,odic;nns ,,oro ;,1aoJ
l,no,vn ,,her corn,ro,ccd NV soorch bnt tLoir
use vos NOT Nv thn msc of thnin 7 bnve NOT onIy
nesscd from tho ,cincoJ invoIid to The hoJn honry
and active rn,p Of business hrt con,no,,;,i,,oiy
sneakina, hnyn renewed nv yont3 r"n ,h ~;
with cofdence in NV own cxpGricnce. advise with
NV GIIo,yciiti,n' nno 10 rn, .U 80, m1'
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JAG Broadway hundreds Of letters from SOMA ~ tLo
,,ost 800 t1i'i -; ~ u o..'o " tp
voluntarily offered il, tcetitorv of f,c yirtnos f a
GOOD VEGETADLE MEDICINE
Persons whose CONSTITUTIONS have hoor ,,oorI 90,
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In many hundreds of certiGcated instances thev
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an untimely grave, after all the docentivo nostI,ns
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ed, and upon which they consequently act. it was
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The proprietor rel oces in the opportunity afford.
ed by the universal diffusion of tho daily press, for
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Books,

/ VIE subscribers have for sale general nssort-
< ment of SCHOOL BOOKS: among which
are the inliowng-Ad Adams, Smiths, Buchcr's
Wo'ch's aud Parley's Arithmetic Oney's, Parcy's,
WondhH"go and WiIlard's large Geography; Mrs
i,incoln's Botany; PiayImr's Eucd; Worccstcr's
History; ParIGy's LIST and I'd Book of do Blnlse's
n y ELn"d's Geometry; Political Class
Book; Smlth's GRAMMAR National Rendcr Clns.
s s!I DO p"r,Grs Rheoric2l do; Young Ladies
History U. s; do IN French; French Reader;
fEG"eh o'ranmori lie Bruins Trlomogue; History
OF Louis Nv. in French; do Charles Xii; Cicero 5
Oratjons. Sc. &c. Also.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS: among which
are the wing-Aiothcrs Book; The Mother ut
il"mc; Child at Home: Mothers Friend; Letters
tothe Aonmg; Six months in Cunvcn,; NIammon
II Prize Essay; Church members Guide; Halves
Lectures 10 Young Mea; Memoirs of Mrs Jndson;
d" OF BIa!nard Taylor; Bucks Dictionary; Nal
com Bible do History of Martyrs: Lectures ON
dramatic Art and Literature; Bakewell's lntroduc.
non to Geology with Professor SilIiman's Appendix;
IL Large and Small Bibles; Watts and Select hymns;
10y Books, &c. DC. All of which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
sIIEDD Il JEWETT.
st Johnsb"ry Plain Sept. 25, 1897 ST
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NEEy GROODS.!!

CHEAPER THAN EVER-yNO MISTAKE!
VHNHE subscribers have the pleasure of informing
n their customers and the public generally, that
they have Just received additional supply Of
~ IS w q FOODS making their assortment
complete. And we would now say, if great bar
gains arc an object please give a call. Many
articles which we have just purchased we shall sell
at prices so low, for CaSh dOon, will doubtless
astonish the purchaser For instance, we will sell
sheeting of fa~ quality, at 10 cents per yard,
American Calicoes AT unusually low prices. It-
dies can for less than dotiar get enough 10 make
a goto-meeng dress; and what is better wont
fade by washing Elegant Merino Shawls at
So, 2o-such heretofore have sold at SIS
Merinoes, Clrcassans, Camlets, Fancy HdkE.,
Pocket do; in short good assortment Of shelf
Goods. Fur CAPS, Collars, &c
w. Z. Goods amid Groceries.
prime assortment. Young Hvson Tea of fair
quality at 40 cents. All articles which we have
JdSt purchased or previously had on hand, will be
SOLD low, rerY t0ec, when compared with their pres
ent market value. We want to raise lots of casl
and shall sell chcapcr for tash doeon than we cln on
a credit BIT we also want lots Of demands against
lhose who are responsible to pay them when they
shall become due. The, cfore we invite all who
wish 10 purchase Goods on a credit, IF ycsyOns;
Ue) and all who wish to purchase with cash or
most KINDS OF produce to cali and examine The
new Goods. We pledge ourselves that no pains
shall he spared on part give entire sats(ac-
non to all who may favor us with their custom.
Gentlemen and Ladies', please call and take Off
what Goods we have hand. and a new suoplv
shall be forthcoming. SlIEDD & JEWETT.
ST Johnsbury Plain, Nov. ] 1887. lift
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For THE CALEDoNIAN.
yCAIUS MARCUS CORIOLANUS


Ill fated warrior why for thee,
Did fate reserve such destiny
Of noble blood and noble soul
Thy spirit could not brook control,
But in a nation like thine own
The naughty, proud, imperial Rome,
Where valor always claimed wreath,
And towards could not, dare not breathe,
Why not to thee whose warlllio arm,
lnvincible IN wars alarm,
Give all the merit of thy deeds
Though merit none in christian creetis
Twas envy would not give thy due,
For as thy power that demon grew,
They lov'd thee in tho battle field,
And would the palm Of victory yield
But when the world had caught the story,
And justice gave thee fame and glory,
They vlely then withheld the praise,
Which might thy pride, thy greatness raise.
But banish'd from thy own lov'd homo
a noble exile doom'd to roam
A wanderer in hostile land
They learned the terrors of thy hand.
And when thy wrathful army met
Before old Rome, its sun had set,
IF love thy bosom had not felt,
when mother, wife, and children kneIt,
And every matron in the realm,
To sue for peace for theirs and thom.
What then the conflict in thy breast?
Let after times the truth attest!
No more to meet thy mother, wife,
Nor children, dearer than thy life,
From them and country far to dwell,
A country which thou lov'd full well,
Till envy, jealousy and pride,
Thy worth and services denied,
A victim to revenge most dire
And to the Yolscians dreadful ire.
Not such tile fate of Washington,
Columbia's great immortal SON.
A grateful land his praises sing
Andto his memory tribute bring;
And in our songs we'll not forget
The g. eat, the generous Lafayette.
In Freedom cause he lent his aid
His sacrifice has been repaid
Columbia gives him all his own,
And Gallia too, all but throne. MARIO
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& D. INFANTS. The time of dentition is most
~ important period of the infant state and sub.
Ject 1t to many complaints and dangers. Above
tenth part of infants die at this particular uncturc
ny symptoms proceeding from the irritation fthe
eAquisteiy sensible nervous part of the gums which
eventually induce fever, inflammation, gangrenc
CcW''cnnS OF the tcndons, convuls SONS, sc. which
formidable symptoms can at all times be obyinled
IRON causing such iniantile mortality, 10y mothers
ana h nurses pro"Ipiy nnying the local irritation of
me paris 10 effect this desirable obiec., Doctor
y; t.; parLshs celebrated Syrup for LNFANTILE
iEEAHfNG is unrivaed, when applied to the in
rant gums, nccordngto the directions.) 1t univcr
sally produces immediate relief; 1t is pleasant and
and pal'iatins that all babes will instinctivelv allow
the gums to be rubbed with it. This remedy has
that fatal plaint-couvuIsio after the
child had several attacks of the malady! Sold at
loo Chatham street, New York; and at the Book
store OF e. F. WALTON Il SON, Montpelier
Vermont. DIV
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EeeCeRnnEeeEo 1&MS

III VII subscribers have for sale
NJ FANCY DINING CHAIRS,
elegant raised seat ROCKING CHAIRS. Those
wishing to purchase will do well to give US n call.
Just received, new supply of sFIEETlNGS. The
nery best article manufactured at former low prices
A lso many other NEW GOODS Gentlemen and
great bargains.
l9--3w SuEDD 81 JEWTTT
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mp ORT.4.N7. THE I,EE7HLVG

'''''o'"so"ry RAN, sept. 20, 1887. ST
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N OGECc.

Ii. persons indebted to tho subscriber by note
q or book account are respectfully requested to
pay the same by the goth Of February next; a a.,
WHO neglect to comply with this request WllI nmn
their demands left with an Attorney for collection
'"e" T.. Il. RYAN.
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,EEEE UJNHGN RKOUSEl.

VBNHE subscriber would inform his friends and tho
public TINT the last season he has made ynIun
bio improvements to his establishment, Situated
opposite tho splendid Passumpsic Hote,) and will
consequently he able to offer better accommodn-
tons, abn ho hopes, stronger inducements for pub
lie patronage,
Among the additions to his concern, he has rom
structod walk extending from the second floor Of
his Piazza into tho boughs of beautiful Manic
Tree situated in front OF the House, thereby nfIord,
ing pleasant prospect of the surrounding hills md
villages (ahOngh The Tree has been girdIed of IoIc
by an enemy) And while he flatcrs himself ,Lot
external appearances may be somewhat inviting bn
would assure those who may feel disposed TO fovor
him with their patronage, that no pains shall be
spared to render the weary traveller comfortable
and happy. lie takes this opportunity to tender 70
the public his Acknowledgements for the liberal
patronage heretofore received, and would solicit
as he hope to merit, continuance of the same '''
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Fall and Winter Ssooevs

The subscriber would also inform his Customers
and friends that he has Just received II new nssort
ment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
which he offers for sale reasonable terms.
JOHN BACON.
Passumpsc, Ost, 10, 1887. l3-lf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-03
David Barnett Conn
JnIin Gri l. ISnh.T.l

NYTIlE.-A correspondent writes us: "Our election
has lust terminated and all the precincts heard from it'll
the exception one, which will materially alter the
suit Charles L. Crockett tWhg1 elected by majority of
81 lost q. b. 1t is only fair however 81, that the
election did entirely federal politics. many OF the
influential administration voting for Crockett But he
Wing i'll principle, boldly avo"cd his sentiments ut the
polls, will support Wing and oppose the mad me
sures of the present administration A Wig gam.
BOTETOUR r.T The Wings brought out no candidates in
Boctourt, but left the field the divisions OF the Van
Buren, part who bacd against each other with grca, ,io
lcnce We clad however that the Conservative
carried the day against the Destructscswo pro per
did nte the personally, any
forcseeng, presume, then defeat State of the polls:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-03

GREENBRlER John y. Dangcrfed is elected State
Of the polls Dongcrfcld 2l9, H. G. Pmne hc late dele
gate 1863 John Mays l39, VIM. r. Woods, 2i-ul Wings.
NORFOLK BOROJGlI.-Wm. l.. Cunning CHAM (Whir)
reelected without opposition.
NORFOLK ColNTY-Samucl Watts 273 James II.
L"nghornc 1888 (both Wigs eeced) ]. W Mmdaugh tW)
late delegate 6O T. c. Prtchard, (Sub 49, VIM Etercdge
"a.
NANSEMoND.-Wm. Hodges tWhis) reelected without
opposition.
NELSoN-Foyd Whitehead ". b. $50 Charles Perrow
"hg) 21, John NJ Martin ". b. 1913. The first named
elected. Mr. Martin Withdrew after the first dav
HAIIfAA-ln this county, though the Wings have not
been successful they have done nol, John r. Eclmuds
and Paul Taylor the tate v b. Delegates are reelected by
a majority of about 900 over VIM. D. Sims and This;
flournoy l"hlg) Last year, Edmmds's majority over
Fomnoy was 403and Cocss majority over Kerr. ol Con
gres, 5i3.
HENRICo.-Stotc of the polls John NJ. Bolts (Whs)
3i6 VIM. N. Whiting YAM 305.
HaNOVER.-Nm IN. l.. White (Vap) reelected. by n ma.
j"riy of about 20 Col. VIM. l.. Williamson (Whg)
PoWHATAN.-John NJ. Harris (Whig) 1913, jacob Nj
chaux tVan) l67. Whg gain.
LOUlSA.-1I. g. Anderson Con- collected by small
majority Hugh Goodwin Sub thcac delegate No Wing
in the canvass.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wilson WING reelected with
out opposition.
PETERsBuRG.-Jolm +. May (Whig) reelected with
out opposition
GREENsVlLLE,-AIr Turner Wlis) elected, without
opposition. Wing gain.
PRINCE GEORGE.-Ijnti the morning Of the olccto
there three candidates Harrison, Sab Treasury
Butts, Conscr' ave and Heath, Wig Nr. Stands, the
late delegate had declined but the VIM, Of the Y.
party! Wis hing 10 o,a tlemsele ofh pcsona popularity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-03

TENAS.-Alr. Preston, of S. c. made a long
aud able Speech, the 9th ut in defence of ms
resolutions, affirming that Texas belongs to the L.
States, under the treaty OF cesson with France, by
which Louisiana attached to the Union, and
that it ought to be acquired and tcanncXcd. lie
concluded an elaborate argument with the express
sion oithe beliefhat the annexation Of Texas would
cstabshdw, order, religion civilization. peace and
quiet upon the face of our country. The resolutions
were then laid laid on the table.
Six months ago, these resolutions would have
kindled the ~ st violent excitement both in Con
gress and throughout the country Now, they can
scarcely keep their head above water. This fact,
among other signs of the times, induces US to think
that the Abolition terer is beginning TO subsldc, and
ike tie Anti Masonic and other Ilunbugs, " hich
periodically oycrspread the North it will soon sub
SIDE
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,y,CmBUKG, NAY 3, 1898.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

-, tho returns already received, we think we
hazard the assertion that there Will be ma
'.,,v of Wings in the next Legislature of Nmgna'
/ from our observation of public sentiment aud the
Y,,.es that have wrought this great Revolution, we
,..,,;c, with no less confidence, that the change is
,ressiye and will be permanent. The Enquirer
n az talk as loudly as pleases, OF what ITS party Will
..,,a near" There never will again be cordial
=. ION of the Conservatives and the Sub Treasury
AN Their divorce" is final. At Ill events, we
IRA we'll content with pres ent victories. The future
ve leave to speak for itself. WesubJoln returns:
CONGRESS-.
In District vacated by the resignation oil John VI la"
=. Esd ~ b. and one the decided Administration
streets in the State until Daniel r. Slaughter Esq
ivbel is elected beating Col. Linn Banks from lime i'm
orial Speaker ofthr popular branch tle Virginia Legs
1tors This is triumph gratifying it is unexpected
Ne have not received statement OF the vote.
liOl 81 OF DELEGATES.
CAMPBEI.I.-Some occurred IN our statement
l. ST Monday -und therefore renser it, for the sake Of ac
,lrac,, in n corrected form:
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7ln,,,,,.,.,,.,.,.
:, ~ i>.N,'s'of )" '",' n''d l'"n'} f'-
49, - "'9"i''a wv 0o'' 'o""'"' Ns"o' ''''a"
= ,,o " n,s ou' =.
W" nfN' u ." :, ,, II a'-.NfT hfHA Gay
'' " 'H'" ~ - "''oAV'. 'h"'feN n.y. ole
,", y E." '''oN no. ''J'f'A ''' "''oN IL boz" Wings
~ s,',' 49,
~, ~. "'e NhleS' u" usual elected state oil
'' pun '''N's h'''u BOO sanford 'an'N i'' iHn"tH
i"e"l 90 'eins NIXON ~ H"'on '"neN lo', TAU
s]-'hail's ShfeNe. col Emahel Na'mann l"s Wan
i'sl
''sr f'h7'N'-" ash'nS'oh az "'Nhods 'u5' Lucas
'o2 he'oe'r GOV me Two hst Wings Nhs gain OF
one
fAlkfAN'-Cot spencer VI Ball lAhsl elected hyo
maloN ei between % and ~ over MI Nnngstcr the "te
W, aat2a'g, 4 wing gam
PRIME Nlil'iAa'.-p' knclhie y b elected.
Mn" 'foRHE.-John liooo (Ne"frdJ elected, by
majority OF - over Ed l. Iayloe the late Wds delegate
This may be called Wing loss, though not Van Buren,
GAIN Mr. ilooe cschc"s party mines, though he repre-
sens one OF the most decided hs counties IN the State
fREDERiCk.-Joseph II. Shcnard Coma aud Richard
". Barton tNhig) elected. Another he gain,
WASIllNGTON.-ColS :. 6, Goodson ". b. reelected,
without opposition.
SHY fll.-Joseph W Davis ". D. without opposition.
tARollNE-BobenB Corbin iWhiel reelected over &.
w Minor ". b. by nlalorty OF about 10
ttLPEPER-J W. Broadns fAlig) in place of the late
delegate Ambrose HILL N.B.l
FAlQl lEii-l@dmunds aud Mnf7hnil, Nv higJ elected
by increased mnlorlics over Smith and Wallace, ~ b
HLo' CESitR-lhomos smith Nv hig) reelected over
fase ". b. and Curtis (NngJ
noRh "e'-Jom IAIer (NhisJ received nearly all the
votes.
TIIz ,pETu CRY g.. S..,,,,, .;,a, l,,rt;,.
cI,ctcd 4, linn, ,,,, .;,io,
KING & oI,Fry- na,al p With, l,.,,, ,..o,..,.,
II, - ,,qiort, over p,onRio lWLi,
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To Delinquent stock Holders,
IN THE
S.ffSUIra,ssa EHd LDHrhbHr. THr1s-
DfHP s9lppUIsH.

pfhf eoHpSHV.
flNllE following delinquent Stock in the said
tompany vii be sold, before the door of tho
Franklin Hotel, III the town ui Iyuehbur., On Mon
day the Ih day June ueXt, II not pad previous to
thu tipr, TO satisfy the respective inslalments due
on the SINE, with interest, cost Of advertising, &C.
w:
Rich. X. Cfllle, shares, 81, 18th, 9TH and Gil, in
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James l. EchoIs, !shues, LIST aud FL inslamont,
- pen share.
do Sd, ih 5tl, and 9th in
salmcnt, $40 per share
Aus. l.. lllieu. share, lth, 9th aud 9th install
mcnt SlO per share.
Geo lohoson,e shares 81, ilh 9TH and 9th IN.
salncnt, so per shme.
!. r. North, shares ith 9th aud 9th install
ment SO per share
Wm. Owens. siiuc, 81, 18th, 1tl, and oh install
ment, 10 per share.
las. ST CIa,, / share, Ist aud ID m'lalmcnt,
- per share.
do 3D., It'll, 9th and 9Th install.
mcut, Sl0pcr share.
Wm Sncad, / H. jih and 9Th instalmcnt,
go per share.
by otde, ofloarl,
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ton Of them wall be sold lower than they have ever
been in this market Purchasers requested to call
and examine for themselves. +. Il. ESTES.
May 3 wIw if
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L. States and Ncrico.-A Message was sent to
the House ofRepresentaves on the 9th ut. by the
President, stating, among other things, the import
ant and gratifying fact, that the proposition OF the
Mexican government TO refer the difficulties between
that Republic and the /. States to the arbitration OF
third Power, has been accedcd to by tho President
# the L. Stuc~
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NOTICE.

A LII. debts due to Dinkle and Rnmhonsli, a
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been transferred to the undersigned Tor the purpose
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Those indebted TO eiher e said concerns, Z
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NOTICE..
EEES. BDZZ has

IL. BoZZtOERA has determined to leave
Va Lynchburg on Monday the 9Th inst. unless, in
the mean lime, sufficient number Of scholars in
addition To those who have already subscribed, can
be procured, to Justify ms longer stay. He wall give
lessons on the Flute, the Violin and the GUi-
tar and persons wishing to receive instruction
either OF those instruments are therefore desired to
make immediate application TO Mr. b, over the store
of Miller X Royal. Terms as heretofore.
May3 1t
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1873

Wing majority s62-A few months ago, at the
regular election, Mr.. Kennedy was defeated by
majority of25o!
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AT'rENg10SINS'sNFIsy.s

DARADE inifout ofthc Court House on Satur-
h day neNt, May the 9TH at 10 O'Clock \. NJ in
Summer inform, with knapslcks. By order of the
Captain. WILLIAM L. BOBhIIH q. s,
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

IA To the order ol fohacco we have before given
our opnlnn, that medium should be preserved. II
should NOT be 50 day 10 crnnblc, high IN
der as Ia mouIl. Avoid by all means putting up
vour Tobacco too high IN onler To, both the NJ an-
uiaetners aud Stcmners prefer the medium.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-03
SPLENDID SCHEME.

BESIDES many of $50. aGo, $50, &c. &c.
For sale great variety OF choice numbers, ut
TALBDT'S LUCKY OFFICE,
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