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By James Hatch. The day We eeldbrae-Msy the
rains descend crops prosper the farmers get rcb and
strife all cease.
BY Meredith Triee. The 4,h of July: Like the sun In
its glorious meridian.
BY JOS Lipscomb. The State law of Massachusetts
which goes into effect THIS doy-Sous Of Liberty, Of Han
cock, and Of Samuel Adams-the wind blows, the era.
die rocks, the child is in dauger-wl you not rush to
The rescue?
By Dr. VIM. r. Hacken "Imprisonment for debt
which live, and derogaory 10 the free institutions
under which it is tolerated. Extract Tamadge's
Speech Senate u s, June le, lc35.
BY p D. Winston, jr. Woman-Fairest of creation
last and best.
On motion,
Resolued, That these proceedings be signed by the
President and Secretary and that copy be sent 10 the
Enquirer and Wing for publication.
JOHN SLATER President.
Jos. LIpscoaB, Seereiary
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Y virtue Of deed OF trust executed, and OF record
Clerks Office Of Essex county, shz the ls. day Of
August for Essex county, which the third Monday
10 eaaI tho following property for sale public aucon
bidder cash. before the door OF methe~ tsxern
OF appahannok the hours Of ten IN tho fore
tho afternoon of that day. witt Nth
young child who good cook-a with young chd
who house servant likely and valuable girls
four thirteen years Of boy about seven yea
very likely md vauabean old the ost and his wife, me
Persons wishing purchase such servants arc ~
ycd such place. The subscriber will convey
vested him by the deed ctrua which he beleves
10 he good one. JOHN DAiNGERFlFLD, 1rustes
July 10 l9-wfw
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rpOVATAN INsTITUTE-The of thi, nstitut'on
Novs"bef Tuition per sunan for the At Greek Feneh
n s sSla ci.ss
NUM- Every exeon will be used rot only to impat thorough
eboo in the coun,-and Princp. tho public the
following Recommendations te''monh Of soy ano '''me7
success: m ,,, IA crARKr
AMHERST COLLEGE, July 9Th, 1884:
am happy the public we'll qualified for tho
n.tructon youth his literary and correct moral
md religion, character well experience teaehng Mr. Al
ber, Csfke who .t completed bis studies in this institution,
and srnduatei nsxt commencement ,, v,r .nr,,,,ocv
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural History.
AMHERST CoLLreE, July 9Th, 1884.
Mr. Albert Clarke Of the senior class College has been faith
sS v.ry reputable standing scholarship. He has uniformly
exhibited smsbe Opposition and con-
CUNNINGHAM Mass ~sere he has me, with 'ss
bes, SUCCESS very chsey give him recommendation a.
young gentleman We" qD''''O ~ '''' e. s. SMELL,
Professor Of Jfalt.uatie, and Natural Pato.epay.
owroo New YoHx, Sept, 1885.
Mr. Albert Clarke has taught the Academy in this place a. run
cip for one year and saId oil reasonable sIPee!son
From opr aud eharoeer ne mere
by ehesrfuIy recommended a'a Ch''sS ysrs In
'"o'''i % INC ''''s' 7ru.tee Of the Jeademy.
Tb =, eo,oors,ed n.,,u,ion highest respectable
IT, and had abope 100 its different departments
RICHMOND, April 18th, 1887.
NJ, Clarke vas nv 10 College, aud an intimate
GUAM =, h Recommendations He ultra opinions which
will unpopular tho southern state ana h qohea
ana useful - WM. G. WILLIAMS,
Principal Of Salem academy, BOteourt county.
CUMBERLAND, Sept. 10th, 1881.
Mr. A. Clarke bns been for the last three years acting assist.
m, in my school this acquaintance affords
bear testimony hs qualification Instructor OF
youth nM. ~. [hS1,
Nxv Lospos June 3d. 1898.
Mr. Albert Clarke graduate Of Amherst College, than ana
at chat Institutions young gentleman o. onex
eeponabe mo. e,er consistent Of Chris;n
Church, ia opinion every reao say
6eaon for giving instruction successfully @ oTIPgaNT
osn ~ s e", Of Nc Lsndgn Asadsmy Campbell eouaty
July 10 -
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H.HUFICHTED.
Messrs. Editors-I see in the Enquirer of the 22d
ult sundry articles urging the James River Company,
let the into The canal in order that the Western
farmers may get their grim to market while the price
is up. Now, while we Of the East have ever manifest
ed liberal spirit towards our Western brethren, we
think in good faith that do not ask loo great boon
when request them to be quiet, and permit Us for
once to obtain good price for wheat. We assure
them ha, the present CROP though better than it has
been for several years yet insufficient to return 10 US
more than tithe Of the Of taxation which
have paid for the purpose Of aording them facilities to
market in which have INTEREST," and even If the
price should decline, they will still have greatly the
advantage in the increased quantity over and above
wha, We can make among the sand hill, and pine
stumps Of the Tide winter section.
July A. AN EASTERN YIRGlNIAN.
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ITEMS.


John u Henderson, who was charged with forging
treasury notes. and who recently broke Jail at Wash
,ogon, was arrested the Sd inst. at CINCINNATI on
ooad The steamboat Hunress, on his way TO Texas
ne now in jail waiting the orders of the Marshal OF
the District of Columbia
The ship Columbiana has brought TO N Orleans from
Liverpool 10000 soveregns for the Commercial bank
equal to about 8 100 900 in silver.
ALABAMA BANKs-The Montgomery Gala Advert.
ser says that the Bank Convention at Tuscaloosa pro-
poses the FIRST of July $780, the time for the esump
ton of specie payments by the Alabama Banks:
Mr.. Woodbury. declines the honors Of Chief Justice
Of New Hampshire. In his letter to the Secretary OF
State Of N H., he says-"The situation offered is also,
agreeable 10 me personality and, if consulting only my
predictions should, without hesitation, proceed
10 The performance OF ils honorable dulles
But looking 10 the difficulties, that still surround the i'm
poan, trust now hold the opinion Of many is, that va
Iious considerations OF public and paramount character
s"e which ought TO preyeat my voluntary wtnotawai
from as this juncture. venture, therefore, 10 nope,
a. IN declining the appointment OF Cher 'ns'ice as
heteoy DO, my moves will be duly appreciated, ana
tna' VIII no. be attributed TO any inadequate sense Of
'he nohof conferred Or what would be equally errone
Gus. 10 any diminuon in my eocitude TO promote the
oes, OF the people Of that State to which am
unoer such strong and numerous obligations.
Benjamin Ra,hbun has been acquitted of forgery
The Buffalo Advertiser says that when the verdict Of
not guilty was announced the court room rang with ap
plause."
James K. Paulding, ESQ., was sworn into Office on the
% inst, and is acting Secretary Of the Navy
THE work on the Wabash and Erie Canal, lying
within Ohio, is going ahead rapidly, and the Defiance
Banner thinks that in about year The entire canal
from Lake Erie TO the Indiana State line will be COM
peed The opening of this channel Of trade, with the
wabash Valley, will greatly increase the Lake trade
me Wabash and Erie Canal will tap another the
rich grain growing regions of the West, and open
cond Egypt to the Eastern consumers of bread sus
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
and ,ciM the aduiee and consent Of the Senate.
Robert Lucas of Ohio to be Governor of the Territory
o. Iowa, in the place of Henry Atkinson, resigned.
.N'ns Rhodes, of New Orleans, to be Consul for
"s port Of Galveston, in Texas.
aomson +. Mason, Of Alexandria TO be Judge of the
0'npe :,' Court for the District Of Columbia.
n. mon Jordan Jr of North Carolina to be Judge for
ron st Of West Florida, in the place of A. Came
If Hgs Willis 70 be Marshal for the Western District
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COMMUNICATED.


BoYpToH, June IL, 1885,
(CoPIEs)
Dear SRA number of the citizens of Mecklenburg
without distinction of party anxious TO testify their e'
TEEN for your private worth and public services, have
appointed a committee 10 invite you to participate
with them on Thursday, the 2lst inst, in social dinner
We beg 10 tender to you warmest respects and to
add to the general sentiment the expression of our nd
vdual wishes, tina, you would honor with your com
Pauy on the occasion.
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
EDWARD R. CHAMBERS,
- EDMUND W. HEsISG,
GEO N. KENYON,
JAMES b. DuPUr,
STERLING II. TUCKER.
THos. M. NELsoS,
Wa TOWNS,
BESJ. LEWIS,
JAMES II. GHoLsoE.
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.

HarfIt0r Sale-
e,nn Bhd, 81. Croix and Purto Rico Sugars
-sVV 1900 bag, Rio Cuba and fssuira Coffee
100 hhds. prime Molisses
so midi, and terces Lamp Oil
1900 key. Of blasting Powdsr-"Fsif Lawn Mills"
5nO do Rifs Powder do
ropo do Nails and Bfnds
300 boxes Brown Soap
400 DO Gunpowdsr and Youns Hy'sn Teas
100 ar. Casks Marseiles n. Wine
500 tisrces "L,rbcc' ground Plaster
1000 reams Writing and Letter Pape,
80 half pipes Cognac Brandy
10 do. do. common quality do.
1000 bags Shot, assorted
80 bis. n. E. Rum
so cases Shoes 2
50 DO. Wool Hats ~
100 baskets Champaign Wne-eeieorn'eo o's"o'
50 boxes Loaf Sugar ~, ,y,;.h., H.,
Bar Lead Malaga Wine limitation brandy, oo hui
hand; Gi TO- ipdso' s'' eH'A' fs-w3v
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Extraction of Goid-.Nep Proce,

The following information has been received in let.
ter addressed 10 this city, from York. giving the state
ment Of the agent at the mine, May 10:
"At The Charlotte mine in North Carolina, by the new
smelling process they obtained from l24 bushels of ore:
GOO dwts. gold a, 80 cents $40
Al ounces silver at 81 Al
ton OF lead 100
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CONTINUED from our last.)

WAsHlNoroN CRY, June 90, 1888
Gentemen-l have TO acknowledge the recep Of
your invitation "to partake with the Chesterfield Light
Dragons, Richmond Light Dragons, Richmond Fay.
cite Artillery and Washington Rifle Corps, of dinner
on the 4,h Of July next at Bacon's Spring"
1t would afford much pleasure 10 avail myself of
your kindness; but my duties here will prevent my per
sonal attendance assure you, however, that in cele
brang the birthday of this nation Of freemen, shall
be with you in feeling. Enclosed, gentlemen, send
you a sentiment
With great respect
Ynur fell ciii1en
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I.nuisn RaiL Road.

ITO add tho comFor. OF the hour OF leaving kieh
mond for Louisa will hereafter be 10 the morning instead OF
hara.t four by this passengers for Charlottesville leave
later hour tho morning and arrive there carrier 10 inc even
ing than any other line Besides being daily line 10 Char
loiie.v Staunton, it is tweeky to LynehhsS5 Pascn
leaving Richmond Tuesdays
at I.ynchbury the next evening go
The hour from Prcdcrcsahal 10 in the day, enabling pas
leaving Charlottesville in tho morning to get Richmond
The snmc evening earlier hour than any other line.
Fredericksburg and Charlottesville the arrangements
equally expeditions Passengers may leave Fredericksburg
ayery Charlottesville the evening Leaving
Fredericksburg Tuesdays Thursdays arrive
at Lynchhnrg he next evening.
From Charlottesville they reach FredereksSurgt the same day
excep, Sunday On Sunday there freight train from tho juno
Fredericksburg morning 10 breakfast
Travellers will find the by the Louisa road superior one
There being IS miles Of ,osd they relieved in great de-
gree fatigue, while their p'oges, rapid Amer leaving Char
regular direction 10 the FhGiHi<
Guynndotc another Pattonsburg sn
Fare Richmond Charlottesville IS co. Richmond to
Lynchbus $40 co. Fare from fredericksburg to Chaoesvs
ST 90, Fredericksburg 20 Lynch6uIg sll 90. - ,s
H-to
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Louisiana Election .

We have received Slips, by the Express MAIL from the
New Orleans Bulletin and the Louisiana Advertiser, of
the 9th ins,-The Election throughout the State for Go
vernon, three members of Congress- and members of the
State Legislatures, took place the three days Of the
%, 3d. and 4th July. greater number of votes had
been taken in in n Orleans than had ever been known:
The Advertiser says, between and 1000 The count.
ing of large number had not been completed at the
date o,he Slips The Bulletin Nv hg) gives also some re-
turns from the neghboring Parsbes-and says tha"The
election Of the Hon E d. White to Congress- may now
be considered certain and scarcely any doubt remains Of
the success Of A. B. Roman. 1t is the general impres
SION that he will carry the city against Dennis Prieur by
majority Of one or two hundred votes White is the
present Governor and the Wing candidate for the Dis,
'rlct in Congress, in opposition Sldel ~ Bro
man The Wing candidate for Governor, and Prieur the
Y.B
Mr. Johnson is the present Wing member Of Congress.
from the New Orleans district AT the last Presidential
Buren, ll7l-maority for the Wings 17-ln the second
Congressional District, Gen. Ripley ". b. is the men,
Der. Judge Chnn is the Wing candidate, and
lawson The v. B. CAT the Presidential Election, the
Wings were beaten 500 votes in the dstrct In the I'd
district, Mr. Rice Garland, the present Wing member,
has no opposition.
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.1lminisirator's Notice.

Ii psr,on, having claims against DiNIrL Hlspi
deed late OF Amelia county, arc now for the last time
requested bring them forward legally for payment,
rs close administration. Those who fail TO
their claims forthwith TO have hi, notice IN
bar Of them. FABfUS LAWSON,
SGnanisra,Or de 5onis Of Daniel Hdrdapay, dec.
luIv II lg-w4w<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-13

Richard c. Allen, 70 be Judge, William H. Broken
brough to be Attorney, Peler W. Gsu,er Jr to be Mar
shal for the Appalachicola District in Florida.
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To Lieut.. CHARLES II. HYDE, &c, &c, Committee
Our Free lnstitulions-May our vigilance and ener.
gy in their support increase with the dangers that threat
en- them.
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MILITARY CELEBRATION.

Celebration of The Fourth al acons Spring, Rich
mond, and the Chesterfield Dragons, with their
guests, the Petersburg Cavalry, aud Rihemen, the
Portsmouth Artillery, and number of other gentle
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TREASURY orricE, July 9Th, 1850.
State Of the Treasury on 1H day of JULY, 1885.
In the Bank Of Virginia, As per account
r.uds.sd, slos,7s IS
In thu Farmers Bank Of Virginia, as Der ue-
count rendered, la3nso 81
In both Banks, $a4a,s63 81
paid in the Back of Virginia and
Farmers Bank Of Virginia and
ifcates returned lothe Tfeasu-
~ Office, SS5 60
A,so sundry checks issued the
Treasury Office, end not paid ut tho
Banks on tho lst day OF July ls3s,
&C., I,767 IS l,eA q
--24l, las rs
Balances TIE ssury Office books viz:
To tho credi. Of The Commonwealth sss,sa4 20
Li,emry Fund, 6,Tl u
Board OF Public Works, Ill .069 IS
n. w. Turnpike Road 29-225 SO
Jamos River Company, S, 66 IS
Commissioner Of Sinking Fund, ~ 06
eain in change prior to April, 1899, AS
,las Is
Z. ByRFooT, 7resr Csraz'En Of "a.
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MARINE IS.-Ihurfday, July r. 1885,
CHARACTERIZATION sales this week are yoino with
more sprtand prices rather higher than lsst-Prces
range as follows: very infernr Tugs 50 S4-sir 425
a 4 50-good. rs 5 25-common leaf, 5 so a So
mldding, 6 7oa7 25-good, SO Slime, 8 so 10 so
inspections still large, but supplies falling off
FLoUR-Small sales at 81 3 7l-4-s,ock quite mo.
derate, and scarcely any receiving.
WHEAr-Sales by contract for July delivery, 135
145 cents-for August lis l30-the miers are ndif.
feent about increasing their engagements at pri
ces. BiowELL, SMITH e. JoSrs.
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PRINTING iNK-Just received at this Office,
8, oc Johnson g. Dursnt's Winter Esacs Ink r
,.s;.b iii be sold sor % cents per pound, for Cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-13

GT Sales of Cumberland Tobacco, at shockoe Ware.
No. 3, 50 Is; No. a. SO 25; No. 5, SO 25.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.

I
WuEaT-There is mo- disposition on the part of pur.
chasers to this time wing contracted ar4c~
ly, They prefer 10 wait nntil it comes in.
CoRs-75 cents per busheL
OATs-42 As cents
FLouR-$7 3.S to7l2
CorToS-10 2 to IL cts.
SALr-S2 rs TO 90 so.
HERRIsGs-New, S. to 5 l.2.
lnos-Swedes $lOO to los per ton, English 100 To-
los, Tredegar 100 to 10.
SrEEL-American Bis,ered $3.50 to l40.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co.
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IN old Imposturc-ne,cly pamped up,

The Maysville Wing has ,rumped up forged letter,
Sid to have been written by Mr. Jefferson in 1923, in
compliment 10 Mr. Clay. 1t speaks of Mr. Clay as some
y tie most talented and brilliant ana Statesmen, that
he country has eyer Produced and should live many
years longer hope 10 see him hold the place Of Chief
Executive of the American republic His career, thus
far in lie has been of glory and he has achev
ed that for his country whilst engaged in her cause
which would ornament the brightest place 10 the es
cuicheon Of the favored Statesman in any age OF
ration.'
The Lynchburg Firsinan repubshes the extract from
the Naysville Hhig TO whom i, expresses its obligation
"fOr exhum ,ubjoined letter Of the venerable Sage
Of Noniiac giving it 10 the pubic-though We
,fFS Randolph, Esq. might have searched
- months without discovering it. Such
!, the Author Of the Declaration Of Inde-
he Father of the true Democratic Party,
pltly regarded"
j, Mr.. Randolph might have huaed the ar.
sc yer, without discovering such MS.-lt is a
arl rgery. II gave some trouble several years
,pSl gct it-but at last succeeded in the attempt
mf.S. Southworth pledged himself TO produce the orr
gna MS. in the handwriting Of MIR. Jeffesson-we de-
fed him TO produce It, and pledged ourselves 10 prove it
acounerleit-we took some pains 10 send on an auto
graph Providence Rhode Island for the purpose of
comparison-but MIR. 8. violated his engagement, and
10 his day, it has not been forthcoming 1t Of
the grossest pieces of forgery which has ever been at
ampted-and To- it is again "exhumed,' for the pur-
pose of bolslering up the pretensions Of Mr. Clay!
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$2i2,963 81
MARKETS.-TLur.dn u L,I,,1o 1sas

DEATHS.
8, years. " " is"AAD''"'~seN
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WILLIAMSBURG, July 1st, 1888.

RIcHsoSp, Both June, 1888
Genlemen-I had the honor several days ago to re.
ceive your kind invitation dine the 9TH of July at
Bacon's Spring, with several volunteer companies.
1t my intention TO have enjoyed the pleasure of
doing so. Now finding that shall be absent from Rich
mond that day. beg leave 10 offer The following sen.
tment:
Virginia priuciples-However derided condemned
by Others lie. keep the flag ying and let our motto
ever be- "Dont give up the ship"
have the honor to be, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JNO Nj. PATTON.
To the gentlemen Of the committee of invitation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-04
HOTEL
WSga Ca E@ MSa& 10 MsMM


I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the public, that he
IN has opened House of entertainment, at the
south end Of ST. Johnsbury Plain, where he intends
making such provision at all times will best ac-
odate travellers and conduce to the public good
And he flatters himself that by strict and impair
al attention the calls of his customers he shall
receive share at least, of public patronage, and
render full satisfaction to all those who 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 il
will be more efecually recommended by disnter-
ested individuals who may call and examine for
themselves. And he is also sensible that if he sue
ceeds in this important undertaking it must be thro'
the appreciation and patronage of the public which
he hopes merit as we'll as receive.
WIN G. BOARDMAN
ST. Johnsbury, Sept. ID, 1888 59-tf
p. S. Notwithstanding the stories abroad pre-
judicial to the American House, such are in
tended to induce the belief that the house is NOT
what it processes TO be-viz. strickly a temperance
house--the proprietor thereof assures the public
and the friends Of temperance especially, that his
house / conducted strictly upon temperance prn-
ciples. Nov. II.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-04
DIR. WILLL4JM EVANS C.9.MOJMLLE
PILLS.

TTAPPY would IT have been for many persons,
n Il of both sexes who in the silent
grave, if they had learned to check the morbid
tendencies of their stouahs and bowels, by these
pure Tome and Aperient Pills, manufactured by
DIR. VIM. Evans, of New York, without resorting
to quack remedies, the names of which they know
nothing. That dreadful scourge CONSUMPTION,
might have been checked in its comm encement, and
disappointed of its prey, all the land, if the
cenrated by CAMOMILE, chemically prepared,
and those bowel complaints, which lead to a host of
fatal maladies, might have been obvialed by that
fine alkaline extract OF Rheubarb, which is lead
ing ingredient in the APERIENT FAMILY
PILLS. Before both of these medicines, which
adapted to majority of the purposes for which
hundred others unnecessarily used, fevers,
agues bilious disorders, headache, female debility,
male decline, indigestion, and liver complains
would have entirely disappeared, where many Of
them have proved fatal. The afflicted reader
spoctfully asked to give them tiial. You
sured they will do you NO Mainland as proof OF
their great virtues Dr. Evans need only tell you that
they aoNLY patent Medicines of the present day
that are recommended by and have the approval or
Physicians generally. See DR. Evans advertise
ment another part of this paper
Messrs E. p. Walton and Son of Montpelier, are
the appointed Agents for the sale of the above val
liable Pills. and they authorized to appoint Sub
Agents in other towns and to supply them with the
medicine.
They also the appointed Agents for the sale
of that excellent article for children when cut
ting their Teeth-Pars' Celebrated Soothing Syr-
up. If mothers will but give il trial they never
will have cause regret it, liI .JIn..a -.
For sale by LUTHUR JEWETr, st. Johnsbu'
rv SLY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-04
yNELLLSH,S PATENT PREMIUM
VEGETABLE CUTTER.

THE subscribers manufacture and keep for sale
MELLISH'S VEGETABLE CUTTER. The a.
oove machine, designed for cutting vegetables for
cattle and sheep, Is operated by hand with perfect
ease and will cut potatoes, turnps &c. with great
rapidity. This machine was exhibited at the Fair
of the American Institute, in N Y. City, in Oct.
1886, and received Silver Medal, a premium,
1t has been used and approved by many of the far
mers of New England and New York, which gives
the subscribers great confidence in recomme nding
it to every farmer.
All orders addressed to them at St. JoInsbury,
will be punctualy attended to. To those who
have seen the operation of the machine, nothing
need be said, but those who have not, we will add
other testimony.
CROSSMAN & HALLETT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-04
RECOMM LAMENTATIONS.

This may certify that have used this last winter
four different kinds of Cooking Stoves, and find
by experience that Haywards Patent is the cheap
est, (requring less fueD the most convenient and
useful, and think it the best now in in New
England. TIMO. HASELTINE.
Rarnet Oct 25 1898