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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

The uneca'iug iotermcdIling 10y the STATE oC
NtECIsIL, 10 Federal Politics. 10 the utter neg icct
OF her own glor, aud greatness, has long been
matter OF painful regret TO those who have .ar-
Mostly drsmed her prosperity. The recture
drawn Of her course, bS MIR. Kennedy. of Bal,-
more, IN has speech on the Sub Treasury, - true
20 the life Speaking OF the advantage, " a Ma
ilonsi Bank, he says:
There arc many sir, know, who en-.
terrain constitutional scruples on ,Ei,
question. They belong to hopeless race
OF men who must live out their day and
leave the sentiment OF their doubt. 10 ano.
thor generation. will not argue with
them. To the gentlemen from Virginia.
especially, say. that | will not conscn,
20 moot constitutional points with them;
II IS encouraging them in n vicious habi,
which has already Sufficiently retsrde d
the growth aud power OF that venerable
Mother of States. Let Virginia give up
her dIIlechcs, renounce her spirii OF dis
>eriaiIon aud debate. and betake herself
10 commerce and manufaoturcs:-let her
do llIs and ihFive:-let her still neglect il.
AMI =, may he her fate there Mr.. WISE
added to die OF an ab.iract.on) ~ adop,
the gentleman expression. though hope
better destiny awaits heI-to DE Of an
attraction
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

P,ErI DErINirI- Ns.--T The following a, fpi,ionN.
which copy from The Riie,.h Register. sro
respectfully 1eJ,o 4ied to the Washington th on
iccs
.2johitoai,i-An owner Of hundred
slaves residing ~ slave holding State.
IN I!ENby CLAY.
.iDh .ii0hi,oBiSt-A resident at a State
Whcre slavery A. proh,h,'ed-a man who
ru@.t,rrri tp cXrlud" Missouri from he
Cu, jer,4,- ~ foi.,o'-i sisre,y vts:
NApr,N N,S EvDrN
FR-,1i,t \ ,ur'or'cr of ihr inca
sure. oi Washington Jefferson aud MAIi-
conan advocate tor an economical az.
mini.ua'ion Of ;hc Government. aud a
limitation e Executive power.
D,m0craiic Republican A sgpportrr
Of an .XtraNagant Administrator seek iug
toinflici on the country a national debt OF
twenty millions per annum. by the issue
of Government shin -plastrrs-a man who
shouts "Gok far he Gorcrnneaf. ami Rag,
for he Peopie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

.ccisl Convention 81 delegate, ~ d,4 Pc.
tr'a1t Episcopal Church Jar me Diec... .f A..
r.'H' mei 'n baltimore op Thursday a.t AMI
'i ."'ri "n FRIDAY Tho RrHt Reverend
.ar e's hrWprr. ~ present Missionary BISHOP
ln iue valley ~ he Mississippi wa, -.r,.--i
b.,lop f.f Gee ilo.f.s of Maryland
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

M'sSouar The General Elections
took place IN Missouri on last Monday -
The Wings are very sautpInc bot Nc atc
afraid 10 hold out any hope Of success -
Foley the Great ESpunger on the shelf
wolld be glory enough Tor ono summer.
iIeoiuyg Eah.n-'0Iii4a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

ARRIVAL OF TIE GREAT WESTERN.
--'.br Steam S,lp Ora, Nr.,-ra arrived az.
Sew IorN ou Sunday -.er..aa, ,c.u, fourteen
dsFs aaI twelve hour, ou lcs pl,,a-.. SHE
'-'u-h' one hundred and iA.r ,aa.1 pass p....s
49, a r.i caro- ~ ir,.~ir
'i'ne Great Western Csr'< to p-nnor-
'alonic'cl lass now malr five voyages acnussi'. f.
Atlantic, ARD each oC t!cm ia about fourteen
diga Tie REGULARITY with winch she made her
''.a-c Is not les important ihan TIE increased
expedition which Size gives O. he 'E.u,..i ,,lon 1T
iair.' 'ucc licnccfur'h We shall look for TIE
ar.yai 'f a." in-l fron Eurrp.. with tic same
,s.-rcT ot receiving ~. on the tly % Is duc. -
io-i % any c'hcf n.l.i ia IN" country, aud when
" t' fccol,rrtet thar ~ VAL ao;ra. pa' mote than
u', steam packets TO r'n taug hnc between
-. iwo countries. n vii hardly BE- though, ry-
tlva-au' to suppose, that "a io>, thnl zen years
80 shalt have mai daily fom Ligcplol.-
adverse winds and unavoidable roe dents may.
o-r,laldlr. ret.ni % Tor dag or tv,- tu, ~ 8
" have not Doubt that rhyr, viii he %, much
certainty aud regularity as in ony of ue rnll,
e. Hs ,oua'r.
Tee steamer, Royal William. len Few Nu,.
iog Emo @.l, On Si'uolay LIST, - ~rrai crowd
v'nc, rc her departure. .lr ha> takes: out 30
pa.~o1r-r,, ani 4 rrcl, number NJ letters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

Mr.. McDuiiie, OF South Carolina pass
81 THROUGH this city on Wednesday on
his Way 10 New York. where he ~ill take
passage for Europe. We regret 10 learn
that has health is so very feeble that be Is
seeking by the advice of his physician,
the soft and genial climate of Italy Ill,
absence from South Carolina at this time
IS great loss for the weight Of his name
and great personal Influence would most
probably save that State from falling into
the hands of the Van Buren, party-io
whose bantling, the Su5-Trelsury. he is
lrcconci!clb;y opposed Bal. Ciron.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

Tron ~ UJH-bss'-r Ii,cini-n. q ys,'rsiry.
Tho annual -;.r. 90 M S..ekh,'d,rs Of the
Wi0ct' So. and Potomac Rar-Eold Compony
iuak place IA Manchester lu Saturday last. The
following IS r-,u.t Oi tie ,.-c..gn iur ;sc
President ami Directors;
d.. Fs.,,.... gs-..sF.-, a-.N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
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\ greet fr,. broke uut m New lo,k on WEI
nrsI,v tAc IL ins.lnj. which ragged eleven hours
and t~S'rayv! clearly h0Y houses. Onc man was
due GA, 81 the ruins. jrah lovely YOUNG LAZY
- Ia.ziu =, ~. gussd haze sla.cI lAc sainc fd,-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

Mn. CttY ~ Mass The Wh,,
Convention m Maine which lately noni.
mated George Evans for Con -fcss. unani.
m1u.ly recommended Mr.. Clay asihe Gao.
diia'c for'he Proficiency. u would per.
hfps be wise 60 RETAIN from such cN.
rrcssi.ns e preference, but itisa qt.v.
Ton whether us not very well ibai the
public .enhmcnt. every where SHOULD be
unequivocally manifested before ihe meet
ing % The Convention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

The case involving the legality Of the
proceedings of the General Assembly Of
Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church. cane up in
the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania few
weeks ago. The court decided that they
had jurisdiction in the case. anG it was
set down for trial ia November next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

TnE Fan WEST. We learn from
the ST. LOUIS paper, tha, the steanit "a,
Antelope had returned TO ,ha, city from the
mouth Of the Yellow Stone River. after
an absence Of more than three months
She broush, back valuable cargo Of furs.
consisting 81 about one thousand packs
valued at $50 600. By this arrival au
then'ic information is received tha, the
srrall poN had ceased its ravages among he
Sioux. but was still raging amongst the lr-
dams higher up the yellow Stone. TIE
ASSineboines are said 90 be extinct arI
most Of the Blackfeet have ALLEN victims
II was believed that more than p COO
have died of the disease. and that itwould
not stop short Of the Pacific Ocean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

ONO EANKS.-The Bau,,, N ;h- STAT. 81
OI1 have resolved 70 resume sp',.c Payments On
The i3ih ins.., next M,pday. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION One
ithi' oi Tie state II tccn heard from. uL.,h
!r-'', sesrc' g = doIt, tla, the state i, n,v de-
o'leiiy WIZ. Gov. DrotrY lwhie) wal he
1e-e'oeiod by 4 large majority over Mr.. Bu~cu.
'~ Van EurSn cand.daic--,. ud 1t 4, believed
'""rc val lie large NAss uIaloug IN Tho next
SAT" LEGISLATURE n 50. the election ~ 4 MI.
. : Senator, ErNt WINTER. IA tie p'-c- II Air
Blown, IS secured. and also one IA the place oG
Air Strange, iglr should rr,;n q, % anticipated.
'iAe elections cins, to-day. H. cur ncI:we shall
he Ssle 10 ga e psc'iJ tUu returns. ana show con-
clus.v"ly Tia; Nor,h Car,'ina. too, has seen nc
"rrof q; heENags s.lca l.c is. r..s.lclual cicc-
ton
i. :. sac Tie above Was IA ,vp, W. lcarn
,iou'h 'a- BALTIMORE papers q Tuesday, tat
ar. strange La., no Intention OF 5e,ignia... and
tasttl- c.cruan .er Us senator. 30 place OF nIr.
LraNU, vlh -; iasr Place until 1880. The
N...,Gs -. a S.a,s - .s4s. Iaalel 4. l... s.s,.
re,uCa--tLe Wings OF tie Union u.G..... li.'
Use advantage % q good example
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

.9noher Fire IA BaHinors. AT half
past tveI'' o'clock last night, two fires
broke out a, the same time one II VI hi,h
proved TO be IN large old frame buildisy
attached 10 the Chemical works on Co.
lumbia street. which was entirely oonsum.
ed. The other broke out in the rear OF a
building on Plowman street, which was
not cot under until nearly one-half of the
small square in which i, originated was
consumed among which was the e1ien-
sive plough and agricultural implemcn.
mandatory belonging TO MIR Chcnouiih.
he soap and candle factory and pat u
lie dwelling Of Peter Boyd together with
4 number OF dwellings, and shop. both Of
frame and brick Part Of The property
was insured but - What amount we have
not heard Bali H6ig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

NArn'N GcuroHD Esq. IS announced
IN We Cincinnati papers A. The WIKI can.
diiaie i'f Congress, 30 opposition 10 Dr..
Duncan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

The Enquirer speaks in most di'Paias-
ing terms oil the speeches deli.cred at the
Webster Dinner. IN Boston. Mr.. Web
s.cr speechit pronounces "a doll affair.
and that Of Mt. Prentiss IAN elaborate
raApsody." The Enquirer has been 50
long accus,or cd 90 the sublime efuSions oi
Isaac li:il. DR.. Niles and Bedford Brow u
tina, i, has become quite fss,Idtous.
Peter 5rs L,Aihs,ne,r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

The Thermometer stood si 90 10 TIE
SHADE on NeRdax ths 9eth MI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

N,'aroiaB 1roiaent-On Friday DE
2iih ult Nj JAceB SuNNrrs. fcstJo,
about i.u''e. from this place. VA, hlui,n,
ir sf'n. and Nhen nesf bp stack ssst.
ht SON promising cbiII about ,ca.,
ODD. attempted vpuh-er,rd by ihc a.a,..
'I sst 900 thr wagon and Vss caught be-
isceo ihe ah'rl add he body q 'be -
'u and instantly killed.
Huna bs,g Ca.su.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

The editor Of the IousV,lls Journal promises,
on certain conditions, q" poin, out "thst clause
Of the ecn.iitaiiou which authorizes national
bank. u he succeeds. he will DO more than hts
great Gle leader, HenTy clay, IN. ever bees able
10 accomplish. IN l-il Mr.. Clay called 1t "a
vsgrsrt power" which the advocate. Of ma
ti,usl bark could no, locate any where % the
constitution. 90. Ns,lrilis J-,sa.
All. but your great file leader, the
old gentleman at the Hermitage. says
,hai the power Is m the Constitution.
lie told Congress m his veto Message
that IT h. were called on for a plan oi q
National Bank. he could give them one
Ig,rtsciiy(rr from constitutional objections.
|And wha, r,sh, have YOU. Mr.. Union. "a
be thinking OF what our great Gle leaGcr'
aid - wears ago. when you have a
gres, file leader of your own, who oG-
is five years ago. asserted directly tho
contrary - Louisville Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

~ The tram u cars wss passing through
BfandySInc bundled DelsWsfe. o. Tues
day spark from the locomotive fell 90
siubble hsld. and Hsms immediately
dashed over the whole field. consuming
The stobble and dead grass ike tindsr
HaA Chre,i<a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

Ma MAELzrL-Ws see that Mssizsl.
whose fame o. connected Nth The repro
d1ctipn Il ihe suiomstDn chess player.
died recently 20 has passage from IIavsp,
% Pbii sdciphia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

a public dinrer 40, gwen 10 Cant
Nauysu che novelist. AZ Cincinnati ON
the Doth sit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

% sscms 60 be- apprshsndsd ,hs, Hs
PRECEDENT may be compelled 20 con,,ae
aDoihefea'ra session Of Congress thmun
mer OF iall. 20 order % raise moaey 90
carry o. Pablic Affairs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-09

The r.rI boise old Southern T,......
wrii tnYan Co Zoe sporting world fi,I DO
th,s ipNn on thc jta ult. An attack .l
bolts and a dnelsed state oi thc lter. o.
vas suppo.ej occasioned Do, death. Ito
~ a. Owned 90 Virginia and valued At Two
thousand DOLLAR f,ses,i,, Oa,sj Esprp
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-20
-GEE.A $A M ia B S
DsS - G Ga

In Danville on the 18th inst. Nancy Jane, daugh
ter of Capt Josiah Morse, aged % years. She was
worthy member of the Congregational Church
much esteemed for her amiable disposition and
rect department, and died in the hope ola blessed
immortality .-Sar.
Died-ln Derby, VT, Monday Nov. 5, very sud
denly, Mrs Phena, wife of Mr. William Dow,
formeiy ofDanville Village, in her 47ih year. She
was thrown from her carriage the day previous
while returning from the house of God, and survi-
we'd about 20 hours She had been an acceptable
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church for
several years. She was an amiabe wife, tender
mother, an especial friend 20 the poor and needy;
and finally, "A numerous circle of relatives and
friends are left to mourn-yet our loss doubtless is
her eternal gain. Be ye therefore ready also. ID
In Concord, N. ii. on the 9th inst Mrs Elizabeth
Mcfarland, widow of Rev. Asa Mcfarland, ID. ID
and daughter of the late Nj Bartholomew Knee
land, of Boston, aged 5S.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-20
RUMoRED DEFALCATIoNs,

There is painful rutnor ofioat of tremendous
d9dIcat'onS IN the revenue department in this
quarter
AS TO particulars we have heard more than
we snail al THIS moment venture to make public
We suspect that some of the officers of the
federal government are here to get hold OF some
thing if they can.
Justice to the present collector requires lis 10
say that he is not involved in the matter above
referred TO.
There is, however, another rumor that the Sub
Treasury system has received fresh illustration
in a queer way, loihe amount offifteen thousand
dollars,
There are of course no Wings ncupated in
any of these matters.--.Ne,O York Commercial
Advertiser.
The following from the Journal of Commerce
will Serve TO explain the above paragraph:
BAD.-There is a most unwelcome report
abroad to-day, nothing less than that the late
Col'ectore OF this port, Samuel Swartwout who
is now in Europe, has lett his accounts deficient
some million and quarter.
/; is undoubtedly true that Treasury Clerk is
here from Washington, in consequence of ap.
parent difficulties in the Custom House Books,
and as things appear, there is defulcation like
that above stated. Mr. Swartwout we under
stand, claimed TO retain considerable amount
IN his hands on account of suits against him for
overpaid duties and other unsettled matters,
but nothing like the amount, now apparently
ninns.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-20
MORMON WAR

It would seem from the following, that ciyi
ana religious Uar has commenced in Missouri
between the Normonites and their neigbbors
ms account ascribes the first attack 10 the Nor
monltes. We have no doubt the fact was the
other way.
Office ofMe Mrssouian, (Fayetie, MOI
October 81, 1888
Later and more dreadful ne,os.-The simulta-
neons tolling of the bells aroused us from our
pillow, last night, to hear the rehearsal of the
most barbarous atrocities The following letters
winch were read before the meeting which
speedily assembled in the Court House, embody
the principal facts MS succinclly, perhaps, as any
language which we could substitute-and we
hence submit them without further comment
than That the authors are gentlemen of the first
responsibility. The meeting last night adjourned
TO meet again at this morning, for the purpose
OF organizing, and marching this evening or to e.
morrow.
SNowDEN's, OCT. Is, 1888.
Col. JONES, .Sr:-News has Just reached us
here that the Mormons have attacked and cut to
pieces Capt Bogard's company of so men, ex-
cept 3 or 4, who have esca ped. They say the
Mormon force is 300 or 400. Richmond is
threatened tonight. If you can spare. wish
you to detail TWO or three companies of troops,
and repair to Richmond with all speed.
Yours in HASTE
GEO. WOODWARD.
Aid to General Parks.
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Dr. Edward Clark.
HYSICIAN md SUR GEO

PHI 7 SICIAW IND SURG ICON,
XNTOULD respectfully inform tho inhabitants of
w Lyndon and vicinity, that he has located
himself at Lyndon Corner, opposite the Hotel
where he will at all times be ready to attend calls
in the line of his Profession.
Furthermore, he will say to the people of Lyn-
regular course Of Medical studies and since having
been in regular practice for fourteen years. he fiat
tiers himself by faithful application business he
shall be able to discharge the duties Of his Profess
sion with credit to himself and advantage to the
people,
Lyndon Corner, Oct. %, 1888. 65--ly
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II Sister shot BY her Brother.-The Pennsylya-
ma (Colunbia) Courant says-"a dreadful out
rage was committed IN this borough, Yesterday
morning, about o'clock by co Iored boy aged
about twelve years. He lind heen requested TO
do something by his sister, girl about sixteen
years of age, which he refused She then threat.
ened to whip him, upon which he went into
another room, got his fathers gun and dsber-
a>ey shot her. The shot entered her face and
neck, nearly or quite destroyed one eye, end 9TH
erwise dreadfully mangled her. This is another
lesson to men of the danger, if not criminaIity,
ofleaving their guns loaded and within the reach
of children
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-20
"A RH H. LIZ n G. "A ~ Iii Cd n III IL.
Vplpa Ga IGlNAAsNIGsASY

|
| ND ESPECTFULLY informs the public, that he
M has opened House of entertainment, at the
south end of ST Johnsbury Plain, where lie intends
making such PROVISION at all times as will best C.
commodate travellers aud conduce to the public goud.
And he latters himself, that by strict and Impair
tial attention To the calls of his customers, he shall
receive share at least, of public patronage, and
render full satisfaction to all those wi no may favor
him with their custom.
The subscriber considers it neither necessary or
advisable TO speak particularly of the convenience
of his establishment; for he is fully confident, that it
will be more etfectually recommended by disinter-
osted individuals who may call and examine for
themselves. And he is also sensible that il he
ceeds in this important undertaking it must be hro
the appreciation and patronage OF the public which
he hopes to merit, as well as receive.
VIM c. BOARDMAN.
ST Johnsbury. Sent IA. 1888. 59-tf
p. S. Notwithstanding the stories abroad pre-
judicial to the American House, such as are in
tended to induce the belief that the house is not
what it Processes to be-vz. strickly a temperance
honse-the proprietor thereof assures the public,
and the friends of temperance especially, that his
house conducted strictly upon temperance prin-
ciples. Nov. II.
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~ office.

TIME Copnrnership heretofore existing between
Il A. ii. 81 E. WILCOX, is this day by mutual
conseut dissolved. All accounts or demands
standing against A. ii. ~ E. Wilcox will BIZ settled
by A. II. Wilcox.
st. Johnsbury, Oct. 10, 1888. %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-20
FROM CANTON.

BY the arrival of the ship Chandler Price, at
Philadelphia from Canton, we have received
papers from that place up to the I'd June.
Intanticide.-lhe Press of June Cd contains
proclamation addressed to the people of Canton,
by his Excellency Ke, against the sin of infant
icide 1t is curious document The Lieut..
Governor states that in the province of Canton
the drowning of female children is common,
and that both rich and poor run into this practice
The poor he says, destroy their female children
because of the want of means for their support
the rich destroy them, because they think such
slender things can never he raised to important
posts in the household.
The Governor goes into feeling argument
against the practice, and gravely assures the peo-
pie that their own mothers were once infant ie
males; that they are indebted for their own DO
dies to the existence of females; and that the
destruction of female infants is nothing less than
the slaughter of human beings He admonlsh-
es them to desist from the practice, and threat
ems punishment if they disoboy his command.
Quicker thGn Magic.--In the presence OF 70
persons in London, parcel of rags were recently
taken, made into paper, dried and printed on, in
.foe minutes. When this celebrity becomes uni
versa, loafers must dodge paper mills, or their
ragged vestslnents will be whipped off, and tuck
ed under their noses in the shape ola handful
advertising Migrants before they know it.
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FAN and Winter Goods.

which they offer for sale cheap as the cheapest,
for most kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE and
even CASH. Gentlemen and Ladies respect
fully invited to call and examine for themselves be.
fore purchasing elsewhere
III. CUTTING " co.
Lower Waterford Oct 8, 1898. 63-3m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-20
More New Goods.

VHNl!E subscribers have this day received from
n Boston an additional supply of GOODS a
mong them will lie found AIepinc, Carnleteens,
Camblets, Caicoes- splendid style--BROAD-
CLOTHS, prime assortment. Those in want of
low ;Pricod, or high priced, worth fiom to $40
per yard, will do well to look of ours previous to
purchasing prime assortment of CAPS, Boa
Ties, bale prime
Buffalo Robes,
superior winter strained Oil, Teas Coffee, Loaf
Sugar, &c. &c.-ail which will he sold on the mos,
reasonable terms Ladies aud Gentlemen, please
call and examine.
SHEDD & JEWETT.
St Johnsbury, Oct 25 1888. &C
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Straw Sheen.

a NAME into the enclosure of the Subscriber a.
- bout the middle of Oct, 12 Sheep of different
marks. The owner is requested to prove proper.
ty, pay charges and take them away.
WIN. G. ARNOLD
ST. gohpsbu,y, Nov. 10, 1893. 6s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-11-20
Notice.

TIME Subscribers having removed from East
H. Lyman, N, II. to Lower Waterford, Vt. would
say to their friends and the public, that they have
just received from Boston and New York large
and complete assortment of