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LAW REPORTS.
DETERS' U. STATES, II vols Peters condcns-
. edo vols; English Exohcqucr, 6 vols; condensed
Engis! ,hanccry, 9 vols rronch's, vols; Brucken.
thoughts y s'",os 2 vols; Banow's, ? vols; Massa.
i.s :, vols in4; English Common Law, 20 vols. Eng
isl! Ecclesaslcu, :, vols; Arkmsons, 3 vol~; HuP
superior c. ur., vols; Jo!nson's common law 20 vols;
Johnson p hnnrr,y'I '"!.; : t;r"e"ras Mar vols;
S'"e*, vols; Summers do vols; Saunders, 3 vols:
= ''''' 49, A III. <! rowAR.
eo - ninp st
M LAGE: WINE-iu invoice Of Malaga sweo,
W. Wine, for sa'e by REED y BAKSToW,
feb No 7 Bank Place
GOSHEN BUTIER-A few Gr<ins for sale by
~ READ BAR>TOW,
II No Bank Place
AblNE APPLE CIlEESE-A few boxes for sale by
READ & BARSTOW,
ieb Mo- Bank Place
ttKINTS-20 cases French aud American Prints Of
tcb7 ISAAC BRIDGE 4 Co. i34 Magazine st
PUSSIA SHEETING> bales Of superior 0uI.
~ it, for sal" by ISAAC BRYCE Il Co
ieb lf' Magazine ST
aNLOritING. 80 cases Clo,hing, comprising an CA
y tensivc assortment, for sale by
G.L7 ISAAC BRIDGE 4 Co, 1871 Magazine ct
& DAP-5"o boxes Nleachlm's md George Robins
- brand for sale by SHALL a. BROWNE.
tcb % Naga inc st
rUNNY BltiS-l5O il. bales aud bundles, as.
~ sorted sizes for sale by
jan 80 ISAAC BRIDGE & Co. l31 Magazine s,
BurGau du C0mp1roNcr de IA >sconde .NunicipalNc,
Nile Ortnn. ln 9Th Fn,rcr. 1879,
a Wis est donne par lie present. que je tois nlcrtr.
~ au ru'ni-, a mon Bureau, lie lend II, hu cuur-
midi. lc Preparations pour an, de tou,rs les rcs
pavcrs ct les petages dcs mcnes dams les lites de
cette Municpalite.
lie Contrnceur iourhra nu cn1tionn npnl par moyen
dune OH p'useurs rrrsunnes dams la sonnle de
S}0O0 pour la i,lee execution de SEES dnvors. LIE
Placement iait par tnols ct compliant noyennaut
lie cericat du voyer ne louvrage te conftCtionne
CONFINEMENT atl con''at. J. CALHOUN,
trh:7 tomr1rnleur.
EoRN BRoOMs-4oo doz in store, for sale by
~ feb7 u DORSEY, Al New L.vee
I ARD-i51 kegs superine leaf Lard, in store, for
- sale by q. DORSEY,
feb "a New eyee
i LACKING-5 bbS, c'a aiming 81 duz. cw L. and
D II cases, containing y loz each Dunop's Oh, te
backing landing from ship Nashville, for sale hv
tel ISAAC BRIDGE " &, l35 Magazine st
EIAVANA SEGARS-3o !, principe Havana srGors
for ha!cby ISAAC BRIDGE e. Co.
iei ----- l34 Magazine st.
E,NGLISH Cloth PNprr-Tust receive. , 1,.w
81 ot very fine English cnt,, paprr 30 bv I5
inch, 3. bv as inch. and SO bv IS inch; a su;e,i,r
mlice. Also, groce Dav y Alu,li, paste blaeking
Tor sale dy DAVID FELT & Co, a Chnures IT >
lea - Stnrioners Hall
OliiS' Medical Bo ,ks-lonis IN Pui,isis: do on
iei i ToWAf, 70 Camp !.
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a Liza ILL DEEM MAHOMFD'S Turkish DYE.
N for changing grey red hair tho head or
~hskers, or eye brows, by single application, to a
permanent brown, varying complete black with
out staining either The hands or linen, just received
at the Bazaar ,corner st. Charles Common Streets
BUSH s. ALLAN
60
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s.H CITY BANK, }
New Orleans 5h February. 1889. (
TXCliANGE on England, Tor sale Mt this lnstu
IL tuition. ROBT PALFREY,
ca; sh;rr
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% cnAAAAElnlAl.
COMMERCIAL,
rOi'r OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES,

Sche WIN Bryan Haudly, for Rrnssos River, w Bryan.
Schr Etkar, Schnider. for Havana, W.T. vegers co.
D. hr Temperance, Rbhs, for Mata.orda Bay, MASTER
Schr Trxat Grernlaw, for Havana. VIM Porter.
kChs Exchange. Andrews, for Mobile, MASTER
sseaR r CoaAbss Distin, for Mobile astcr
------- n ------- ARRIVALS.
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STEAM BOAT BILLS.

Blank Checks, Bills of Lading, Auction
Bills, Pamphlets, Show bills, Cata-
lOgucS, &c. &C.
tJoRDERS far the Abope, anil ercry o,her des
! criptio" Of '-PHlN TING % received at Compiling
Room of"TNuE AMERICAN" in ST. CHARLES EA
CHANGE, 3D. door from Gravi"r street or at tie Printing
office, corner Of ro> dra, and ST. Charles streets.
Erfcnsire and beautiEM EooK nnd Jon FouNrs
from tie best FOunIries inMr Enied Stntf+ hare ms
been nddcd to the aiendy wc stor.rd establishment:
aud ORDERS mH be cEecutpi as Tow, as Chruplv,
Expcd'"usly AMI Beautifully, at ;ry other Office
| in the CITY.
Am l.
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ElLOUR.-9DO bbs landing from steamer Danube,
II and Tor sale by Il DORSEY,
E6 "a New Levee
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4 nSH Jndiciai District. The pres mt organization
OF our CouItsis extremely inc onvrnie aud in tc, as
sis's very much he delay IL litigation, OF the sever
eS e,i under which we labor
Tue district Court holds sessions in this Parish on
the first Mon days oil March and September, and in
Claiborne the second MOudtys OF rfuse months
O.erl0l the srut of Justice in Cnihorn is about sixty
niles from Shreveport, and the road of the
in the state riculury in the spring. The consequence
i TINT the Judge is obgaie to close the sessions here
on Fida' :, that lie may be able 10 reach Over
lon on tie following hondu,, and the business of the
Parish is left hall done. Claiborne, too, is situated in
the same in regard the n~ishbnring Parish.
in lis opernton the less ksoe must lie to The par.
cs lty Turning new district, composed of the Par.
shes of Nachitoch"s. Caddo and Cln bore ample time
"ond be afforded tor the completion # business in
each PariS, While at the Iresen nrither Of the three
is sufficiently provided for The only 81 ecnn to this
project, that it vii Great. expense for the salaries
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MAY liALTy OF NEW ORLEANS,
VRNl'E prize oil fresh -four to-day is 81 IS per barrel
according to the tariff; the bakers siall give d,.
ing The ensuing week frcm Monday llh i"st ~ on"-
ces ri bread for hit Bread Of the second ,Iuuv is
required to weigh rs per cent. more. viz: i6a ounces
FEY G. GENOiS, Ma, or.
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. JOHN V. CHILDS,

vi y X,
no. 3, Camp ST.
WILL engrave and print to ORDER hank notcs. bills
w of exchange, bills of !adiug diplomas, nercnn q.
tile and visiting cards notar'l, consular ind counting
house seals, door plates, silver ware r. always on
hand, an assortment of silver plated and brass door
plates.
Ps Cards printed from plates already engraved.
nov20
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EUGAK-lao hhds plantation, above the city,
~ for sale by READ 4 BAESTOW.
N,,L
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- ECEIPT BOOkS-Just received at David Eel,
- 4 Cos, new and extensive assortment OF Re-
&C pit Books, for sale low, at
tebg 'hnr ,ras
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TDFFEF & CIGARS-36 doz prime green Ilu.
~ vana Coffee,
10000 Havana Cigars, lan'inc from hnrouc Rn yer
Williams, for sale by JOSEPH COCklfNE,
iva 25 Grayier ST
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HUNNY BAGS-l2O0O in store for sale by
NJ =. fee G DORSEY, Al New Levee
DORK-lOl bbs mess prime P. O, for sale by
III le6 G DORSEY, A New i.evce
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TRUE AMERICAN, 0ERs4,s.
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'Sl!E POLISH NRP'tAN, or EicisSlu'os-A in,'
hI III" author of the Swiss ilcIrrs~. rrcrn ed
and for sale uy 4. II WAR,
INN, 81
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| 1T'A COHEN continues the tommin"n Business
| in hlA individual name, and for his account. at
| No. 81 Common street. Jan ~, 1889
NgATDN ~iDES-IO hid' Cln'irnati, rcd in
| and Tor sale by STErSON Il AVERY.
| l49 81 tiin,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
CALEDONIA COUNTY YOUNG MEMS
I,CyNPER,AJVCE SOCIETY

The annual meeting of this Society will be hol-
den at St'Johnsbury, on the FIRST day of Janu.
airy next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. The anniversnr,
meetings ofths Society have always been of very
interesting Character and the Executive officers for
The present year have ondeavored to make such
arrangements for the approaching meeting, as will
ensure continuation of the same interest Will
not the Young People Of the County come forward
and manifest their love the cause by their acn-
dance on the occasion 1t is hoped there may be no
faltenng--ihcre should not--there must not be-
We seek no political ends:-we desire only TO con
vince ourselves, and tho rising generation, that alb
stnence from Intoxicating drinks is necessary for
our and their happiness and that indulgence in the
use of them is attended with many aud rulnous
evils.
Mr. BoAEpMAN, Of The Temperance House, will
be prepared to accommodate his friends on the oc.
casoh. J. F. SKINNER, President.
Barnet, Dec. 90, lS39
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
AURORA OFFICE,
Charleston Dec. l6, noon.
ALARM OF FIRE AND DISASTERS BY
THE STORM OF LAST HIGHT.

Amidst the raging of the storm of last night,
the cry OF fire was raised in our streets, and
the bells of the churches were rung The alarm
proceeded from the school house, used for the
children of the Aims House; but we believe We
ry little damage was done.
Sloop OF war Concord broke from he fasten.
lngs at the wharf in the Navy Yard, 81
drove against the Columbus, damaging both
vessels.
The chimney Of the new brick School House,
on the hill blew down and broke through the
roof. The conclusion OF the air in the building
burst out one of the end walls and the wind
blew out the other. The building is much dam.
aged.
A part Of J. b. Tampns stable was
blown to pieces, and several chaise damaged.
n chimney in the house of Miss Bradstreet,
was blown down, and the shed Of the same
house much injured.
Chimney in the new brick block, owned by
Com. Hull near Navy Yard Gate, blown down
into the steet.
Chimney of the kitchen part Of house owned
by G. w. Warren, Chelsea street, blown
down. The chimney fell upon the back store of
Mr. Ward, Grocer, which it broke entirely
down.
Fence of Mr. Pitts Garden, in Winthrop st.
blown down.
A Brick wall on Chamber street blown down.
The frame ola new house, belonging to Mr..
Stone, on Bunker Hill street, blown down into
the cellar
many other chimneys were blown down in va
rious parts OF the town. Some ratings, fences,
scuttles and signs were also carried away by the
tempest.
We learn from various towns, that many
narns, fences, chimneys &C., have been blown
down IN all directions !; and the storm has pro-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
From the albany Daily ADVERTISER.
THE MANOR TROUBLES.

Advices from the Sheriff and from Major
Boodgood, the officer in cornniaud Of the troops
confirm the opinion we yesterday expressed, Of
speedy settlement of the difficulties on the Ma
nor. The sheriff has met with no further OPP
position i" the servi"" nf profess and the antici
patton is now confidently cntennined ,,,,, he
will complete his business without any NINA.
rance.
Gen. Averill of Montgomery county arrived
in this city OH Wednesday night, with detacll-
ment of 500 lroops.-The pacific nature of the
inleli gence received rendering it almost CERTAIN
that their services would not he required, these
men were Yesterday disbnnded and returne d TO
their homes The promplness with which they
mustered 10 aid in unfolding the laws of the
land, is creditnblc to them, aud speaks volumes
for the institutions Of our country
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
AEEe-'FEGgaT STOVES.

TENllE Subscribers having obtained of the Paten-
d tee the exclusive right of making and con
structing, using and vending Others to be used,
within the counties of Caledonia, Orleans and Es-
sex the celebrated AlR-TlGHT STOVE, which
is confidently recommended to the public as very
far superior To all Others cenueniuncc and comfort,
and in economy oftime and fuel-would give
ticc that, having Just obtained suitable iron, they
have commenced the manufacture of them, and
will in few days be able to supply orders.
SllEDD " JEWETT.
st. Johusburl, Nov. 80, 1889. I22f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
BRIGHTON MARKET-Dec. Is

reported Tor the Yankee Farmer
AT market, $50 Beef Cattle, 1875 Stores, 90
yoke OF working Oxen, IL Cows and Calves, 1850
Sheep " Lambs, and 45O Swine.
PRIcEs. Boet-first quality at 6 IS to 50;-
There were few prime cattle sold some higher
than our quotations Bauelling cattle 2 for mess
Other numbers in proportion.
Stores-Wcre sold some lower than NJ former
markets.
Cowsan CuIvcs-Wo notice sales at IS, 80, 80.
and $40
I,o7, 2, 2.25, $50 and 1926
SwinoAt retail, the from to cents One
lot was taken TO peddl q at from 3 TO 4 cents One
enie lot taken 10 close, more than one ha of
which were sows, were taken at 3 l-2.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24

nTKeyes, the young man accused Of puroinng
money from the Post Office at Donvilo,
fenced at the late session OF the County Court to
two years Imprisonment in the State Prison, for
stealing money from the Store of A Mcmillan
His trial for robbng the P. o. is yet to take place
before the u. S. Circuit Court
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ers are dismissed, and without employmen,s
Some OF these sufferers are good wings; and 9TH
ers are merely reaping the benefit Of that loco
loco administration which they have themselves
been supporting Springfield Gazette.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
Correspondence Of III Commercial Advertiser.
MoNrpFAT INpc Y 1890


understand that Government have determln-
t ea to keep this country rs long as they can.
1hey have expended large sums during the last
year-G3O, 600 for barracks at ST John's-Gl5.
O0O or 100000 for barracks at Chamby, and al.
SO at Lapraire-and this winter Lord John
kussella will introduce u bill in the House
OF Commons to encourage the emigration Of mil
itary settlers, who are TO have farms given them
along the whole line of frontier They will be
formed into battalions, and will have officers,
aud be called out to drlsonce or twice week
and receive some pay and rations, believe. BY
this arrangement small body of troop only will
De required in the country.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
SgsS5 ~ GsGs&a

In Springfield, N. ii. Nov, 20, of typhus fever.
Sarah, daughter Of Moses ID. and Sarah Richard
son, aged Is
In Middlesex, 9th uls, Mrs Rebecca Gould, aged
a. formerly of Springfield, VT.
In Lowell, Vt. Sd nlt. Doa. Ebenezer Woods,
aged II.
At Moscow, Livingston Co N. Y. Dec S, Ruth
Emily, wife Of Rev. John IL. Roddington, and
daughter of Col. A. Washburn, Of Montpelier, az
ed 81. %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
For William Henry Harrison.

The second ballot was the same. On the third
ballot Connecticut and Michigan changed their
votes to general Scott making his vote 6S-Har.
rison's 91-Clay's IS. The fourth ballot was the
same. On the fifth ballot, New York, Illinois,
Vermont and Michigan, gave their votes to Gen.
Harrison, which made his aggregate vote 14s, being
a majority of all the Electoral votes in the Union.
Connecticut and New Jersey gave their vote to
Gen Scott. The others, 80 in number, were for
Mr. Clay.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
Tine earcem Mountain Rows.

A HISTORICAL TALE Of the early settle
~ ment of Vermont, in 2 vols.-by the author
of "May Martin" For sale at this Office
ST. Johnsbury, Nov. II, 1889
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24

THE New JERSEY MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
The Administration party, in the case of the con-
tested seats of the New Jersey members hold
language directly opposite to that in which they
INDUCED when the seats of Ghoson and Clair
borne, of Mississippi were contested. Then
they maintained that Sin cases of contested
elections, the members exhibiting to the House
prima facie evidence of his election, should be
permitted 10 take his seat & qauIify.' Mr. Thorn
as Of Maryland, one of the administration lead
ers in the House, in his speech as reported in
the Globe, spoke follows:
'One OF the members elect from Mississippi
has already told you that he will repair to the
table to be sworn-and in this he is right. Who
shall Infringe the principles fer which he con
tends? He is one of the chosen representatives
of the people of Missssippi.-H has with hin,
a certificate of election signed by the Govern
or of the state. He appears here, with his col.
league, with the same power 10 take his seat
that we each of us have And they have as
much right to question our right to be sworn, us
we have to dispute theirs.
The doctrine which they contended for then
would give the New Jersey members their seats
at once. But as they happen to be Wings &
Nlessrs Gholson and Claiborne were admins.
raton men, we presume the doctrine then ac
ted upon will be repudiated now
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24

uFSOur farmers now begin to feel, in the de.
preston of prices, the effects of dsordered
currency. But the manufacturing classes feel
IL much more severely. Many establishments
nave stopped, and probably many of their own
'ers VIII be ruined, while IA multitude Of labor
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
DOcGOr e.. sEeweat,

FNTENDS keeping constantly hand, foreign
Il LEECHES, for llso and sale.
A lew Smyrna and Swedish Loeches may now
be had in the clay in which they were imported.
ST. Johnsbufy, 10 Dec. 1889. l24r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
P.ARLOR and BOX,
ALSO.

FUJVyVEL Of eUery description;
together with all kinds Of HOLLOW WARE, sui
table TO fit Stoves
Wherever the above mentioned Cooking Stoves
have been used, general appreciation renders re-
commendAtion unnecessary;-w where they have
purchasers are requested To call and examine for
themselves provi.'.-H = P'.raiiasing uts1yyhcro
DANIEL l. JACKSON II CU
Passumpsc, Dec I3, 1889 l24tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
DISGRACEFUL AFFAIR.

We copy the following account of an outrage
from the Connecticut (Ilarfort) Courant:-
MIR BoswELL-I have just received the fol-
lowing Intelligence of the entire destruction, by
fire, by the hand Of the incendiary, Of the Con.
gregational, Church in Wolcou CT. which |
wish you to insert in your poper this week. My
friend writes me as follows:
"Yesterday Mr. p. and myself visited Wolcott,
for the purpose of attending the meeting of the
New Haven County ADti-Slavery Society, noli.
fed to be held in that place. AS drove up
to the public square, we saw that the friends of
slavery had been at work in denoishing The
Congregational Meeting House in that place.
1t was completely destroyed by fire. From the
best accounts we could collect, it is supposed
that some person or persons entered the house on
the evening of the 10TH and charged one OF the
stoves with powder, and fired the same about
eleven o clock as Report similar to the firing of
a cannon was heard about that time. About 3
O'Clock the house was discovered TO he on fire.
The meeting was held neav the runs of the
Church, and was attended by some $50 ladies'
and gentlemen, who were entertained two
hours by spirited addresses
Is it not time for the friends of liberty to awake
and sound the note of alarm against the en-
croarhments which are being made OH one of our
dearest, our inestmoble rights, the freedom OF
speech' ! trust that the press will speak in
trumpet tones against the tyranny which seems
to threaten us. Respectfully Yours,
8 g COwJFs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

The following paragraph from the Colorado
(Matagorda) Gazette Of the 2h, would appear to
confirm the rimor Of the capture of Matamoras
by the allied forces of The Texans and fetler
asts.
We understand from gentleman just from the
Rio Grande, that he passed three thousand fed.
eralists, and three hundred Texans, encamped
near the banks of that river,on the 26,h instant
They intended marching to Mexia, which place
they expected to take & gain possession of sew,
eral pieces of artillery which had beentaken from
the federalists by the cen;ralists, from which
they intended marching Immediately ID Matamo-
ras-ihree days travel.-.Ne,0 Orleans Bee.
Somnambulism and Ni.r,orO Escape. A gen.
tie nan lodger at the Exchange Hotel, in the Sd
story, rose from his bed on Thursday night
while in u profund sleep, raised the sash of the
widow, and threw himself out. He encoun-
tered u fall oftweny three feet, and was pitched
bead foremost upon fight Of steps below. The
noise of the fall uwaked some of the servants,
who went 10 his assistance, and found him in {.
sensible; but on conveying him to his room, he
soon recovered, and appeared Ito have received
no other injury but the loss of II small lock of
his hair with the skin attached. To give an
idea of the force with which he fell, the step
which he struck (ot plank l l 4 inch lhicli) was
split entirely across and separated. Yet we saw
him the next morning walking about as fresh AS
II nothing had uppened.-.NorjcM Herald
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24

STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS DISTRICT.
OCULAR sessions of tho Probate Court for
~ the District aforesaid will be holden at the
Probate Office at Irasburgh on the first and third
wednesdays OF each mortf-until further notice
GEO.aNYE, Judge
s. S. CLARKE, Register
Probate Office, Irasburgh, 9 Dec. 1889 I25w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
THE BALLOTS.

The following is the state OF the ballots OF the
several States, as given in committee at the tiar-
risburgh Convention:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
ESaRAAk of Orleans.

Esamk of Orleans.
FHNllE stockholders of the Bank OF Orleans arc
n hereby notified to meet at the Inn of Sabjn
kellam, in lrasburgh, on the I'd Tuesday of Janu
airy next, at one O'Clock p. M. for the purpose Of
eiectlng live Directors of said Bank for the wear
ensuing Per order of directors,
GEO. G. WEST, Cashier.
haspuTSh, o Dec 1859. I25w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24

GG4Aaaaass e a. G1SS5s
In Burke, Sd ut. Mr. David Knapp, 10 Miss Cor
della Gates
In Rardwck, 18th inst. Mr. William Webster, to
Miss Duty f. Palmer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
COOKING STOVES ,

Of various kinds.
The Hayward Stoves made partly of Sheet
Iron, but constructed that they are warrant
ed TO be as durable any stove made ut the pres
so p' Sh no Sven or asT amd eTe h
Stove, may be obtained of them
The subscribers would Ialo this opportunity
inform the public that Mr. Hayward has made an
Improvement IN his Stove. II now consists wholly
OF cast Iron. This Stove possesses an tGvarnge
over most others in use by its receiving long Ifnd
large wood, requiring much less labor in the pre-.
paraton OF The wood and in tending the fire. In
adGitlon, 1t has CRATE on which the fire may be
preserved as well as in common fire place. They
are so constructed that the heat is equally applied
TO the oven for baking, and the satnc time TO all
the boi'ers without any interruption to either pro-
cess. In this important particular thuy are believed
IT. be more perfect article of the kind than has
been offered to The pubic.
We have also on hand variety ofihe most mp
proved patterns of Stoves,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-12-24
SEEaG HIS.

SEEGaGMS.
VHNHE subscriber would inform the public that he
"a has on hand a good assortment of SLEIGHS
consisting of York Buggy and common Selghs
Persons wishing for the article are invited 60 call
and examine.
JOSEPH HANCOCK.
ST Johusbury, Dec. 90 1889 125w3