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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26
ARRIVAL OF THE cALEDOK,,x
sIxTEKs DAYS IATER FRnn rrsas.

sfxTEKk DAYS IATER FR0M ErRopx
The French minister. 10. Th,.,.
bic colleagues. rendered Ih-ir rssisn.,,...
on de ed of October. ~heh se,, -
repled. and . neu ministry appoin,ea :,
The head of which was Marshal Sosl,
Rumours uers aaast lhal Louis pl,.
lipps would sbdieals The lhFone of Pa.
IN favor Of bis eldest con. This ia.~.
liant slep. Il was said. would no, d -,
on seeounl az any political d.gi,uI6s.
with which The King vas saravns,S
bnl on sreonni of domestic eslani,y ,,;f
10 be The eonlinual stale Of nsn,,l ~
Tsngemenl under which the Queen La.
since the stroci0us attack Of Darne,
ID 10 said also that The QUEEN R,,,,,
Of Spain has sbdiealsd. and rslir,s "a
France. The Ministry were pro,i,i0,
ally charged with The regency unliI n.
conyoralion ri The Cories.
ID 10 also r1mnred that The Emrttor n
Austria will sbdiesls. The pressn NJ.
march has always been Of feeble son,;.
tuition. both Of body and mind. Pm.
Meiernich. the Allss Of Ausiria. has b.,
much enfesbled by an attack Of ars,.
plsxy. Such being ihs case, and 4.
state oil affairs having assumed sonsuh,,
Of a waIliks appearance. the ApIis coun.
ell have suggested the propriely 81 Con.
6ding The helm Of state 20 younRer and
more sisorous hands. The successor q
the present Emperor is his brother n,
Archduke ErsneIs Charles JOSEPH. III,
Prince 10 lhiriy.lhTee years Of agr. and
has issue three sons and one daughter.
The eSenis in Syria hare boron,
more grave for Mehemei Ali. BeyrOu,
has been occupied by The Anglo TUX.
Who we're foriiyjng Seyde. The Eur
Beehr had surrendered. lie has aban.
doned the cause Of Mehemet Ali. n,
in'uuee,ion 10 msking progress in ID.
mountains
lbrshim Pseha 10 sbOu, 10 soneenl.s
his forees.
The Turkish troops with the Pssh,
ere deserving strong numbers. and snail
dslsehmenls are Efni into head gusnsu
continually.
All The accounts from The seat Of oar
received since our last. confirm ihs ne,
Of The successes OF the allies. The rgss
Of the Syrians. and the dsfea, snt Ia.
eOuragensn. oil The Egyp,iaas,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26
Correspondence Of the National LfelE
gencer.
New York, November IA, 1910

New York, November IA, 1910
There 10 decided improvement 10 con-
idence. il 10 nothing else, since the Pre-
sidential election. One Of the first fruits
in this city is loan Of million Of d,llsrs
hy our b,pks to and the philadelphia
banks in the business Of RESUMPTION.
Boston loans a million and bali. The
loan il to be made in Philadelphia f.nts.
and payable in post mites in N. York.
This secures general Resumption Of
specie payments throughout the wpole
Of The u. States on the LIST OF January
nex'. ltprnmisss fine opening olthe
spring trade in February, revival iuteal
estate and in enterprise, and saluhry
and sound currency. The only dsger
now is, the absence Of healthy click
over the issues OF The State banks. he
a"b treasury being but the msrest fate.
as il operates, the whole spiri. and tsor
of the law having been violated by be
sublerfuges of the collectors and fec%-
ers--by which | do no, mean 10 ADJ
the law was good for anything in ~
way, inasmuch az the execution of be-
law in it's spirit was nearly an impo,i.
bilIty. while pretended execution q III
withon, any obedience TO il is an immoR
ity For the honor Of the laws, ,herelf,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

The Bank Party.-lt is a wei
authenticated fact. which We have
lung known, but which has in most
places been kept from the mass f the
people. that notwithstanding all their
affected horror Of Bank Aristocrsts,
the present and past Administrations
are emphsticslIy the Bank Party of
this country!
From 1920 10 1880. there was a
slow and cautious increase Of onIy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

The Perseeuied ysirs.-Thc snb,ss
dor sent 20 Alexsnsria from I.sndon hu
succeeded in Obtaining fromlhs viesrpy
a. 6rmsn Tor the unconditional div
charge OF the nine unhappy persons COZ
fined al Dsmaseus. on the accusation d
being parties 10 The murder Of Father To
masD.
Permission for such of The Jews
had fled 10 return 10 their homes unne
Tested.
"a general declaration that The Jss,
'h"uld have the same protection Is all =
liner subjects"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

New Counic5ea.-Coun,erfei, Urea
sury Notes oi The denomination of $50
OF good imitst,on. and wei, calculated IN
decri'e the most scru'inizihg eye, are in
circulation in various parts of ihe conn.
Nv, Hhseiing Times.
Novet Sa'uie.-At New Orleans the
night after the close Of the polls a, The
la'e election a salute Of twenty six guns
was bred by rommittee Of boil, ptoI,,ical
pa,"es IN honor of the peaceab!e and
manner which The election was
carried on aud concluded. "s@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

What does this mean?-AII &C.
cnonis c"nrnr !" stating. that i'm
mrmst SUNS ~ mun~y have been ex.
pendcd by the Administration party
in ihr Ne~ York election. Whence
comts the money! is the universal
inquiry. Tue suns expended are
known TO excerd the usual coniribu.
lions levied upon the office holders.
by thousands - whe5ce Comes thee
cess! The Albany Journal throws
nut an nation, which has q mrau-
ing 10 it. Let the reader judge for
biussIf.
Z" Where does the Money come
from9-This inquiry nss Lo-" ." tue
mouth of every observer of the events
Of the recent election. Money has
BEEN poured out by the LHcofocos
without sliut and without measure.
They msst have expended in this city
alone ten thaussnd dalgars. Add yet
IL 10 kuuSn that the contributions
from the party here. have bren unu.
suA.ly small. Where. thrn. has The
monry COM. from' l. there not in
some part Of the United STATES. a
Collector Of the customs VIM is notn.
fious.y bankrupt, whose bail are ~
ferly insufficient, and Who has the
custody Of millions oi the go,erH'aenI
money, kept in a Bank with his pri-
ss,e funds aud subject to his draft! Is
there not reason 60 apprehcnd that
there will snon be snoih' public de-
fuller TO be added 10 the li,t!"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26
Presidential Election.

The fsl6o"ins Table exhibits the r,un q
the Presidential election in ihi. state. a. IT
a. heard from. Thetwo first columns prc,stI
the official returns Of The late election iOr c..
vernon:
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~, Duncan has ssIEed . nalls, A..
Nslhlhlfl q. psRdlslna, lhs VIII - -
Ter flFrt from the Cihrinhsti -.
Ohio, inf.Hmlng hin lhas be MA, :
eonlssl be sissii0h.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

md u ouly for A4at alaBF, Il should es
rubbed foT,hulih from DE ssalnis ee'k'
Nurh Furiosity 10 oppressed 20 al1.
ausEssr 90 70 shsl he s0i difza nruIef =
&C Csnersss firm Nsw Jersey inlrna .
40 me eOmiag session. The very men-
bsrs. you vii remark, who forced them.
srlsss upon he House he lssi session
pndfr Ihs prelsnes thsi he popular vote
uss xilh Them. submitted lhelEease 20 ne
people 81 The recent election. and have
been condemned BY nsiOfily Immense
for New Jersey. viz. over s.so0. -
Ihey passed The sub treasury IN ne
House. a. Ihey gave IL i1s tone and
character. il is thought BY some ihsi ihes
will paw enough Differences 10 The majesty
81 The People, n least % absent them
selves from Washington he coming win
ter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

Fhels 10 be noied.-Gen. Harris, q
EIlI carry his own state BY al leas! %
Dr. 10000 majority.
Kentucky and Indiana, which, next to
his own state, are bes, acquainted with
his qualifications. character aud services.
yill give him overwhelming majnriiies.
ph.I,ss City county. Va. the birth.
place both Of Harrison and Tyler, gives
lhem a najori,y Of so on, Of 2os Votes.
In Williamsburg. James City. War.
wick. York AMI Northampton. I'm The for
ger Of which John Tyler rssIdes.) the
vore in favor Of tie Wing ticket is nearly
prsa.mous.
Hamilton county, Ohio, the residence
OF Gea. Harrison. Including Cincinnsti.)
hss fos The first time in many years given
Wing majori,y.
Aor per contra.
Albany. where Mr.. Van Buren, long re
siled, and in the nsighborhood Of hrs
birth place. gives decided majority
against him; aud the state OF New York,
in despite Of state pride and local feeling,
goes agains, him.
keHsucky, by an overwhelming msjo
riy, gives her voice against X. NJ. John-
son. The Loco Foco candidate (lf there be
spy) for the Wee Presidency.
And Davidson county. Tennessee. has
for years past gone in opposition OF Ge-
persl yaekson.
We appeal to the jury Of the vicin-
age. Lynch6urg Ji-sinian.
The election Of General William II.
Harrison as President OF the u. States.
BY uIumphan. maj ,ri,y Of The states.
. an oserwheimihg majority ofihe peo'
oG The Unllrd Stress majority so
eci.ive as TO put caviI out of the ques-
.jon. and TO demonstrate beyond doubt,
The potency of the popular will in his
favor ought In bring as na,nra result,
nd consequences, peace, calm less, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

. mgss af msmmogh bones, For eighty
Yeas. slberiaa traders haze lbsen eonFsy-
ing thsla away b. ship i0sllf, ahd thsy
s.e s,.ll appsraaly undiniai.l6a- Tie
Ike phenomenon Of the existenes ~ his
inhospiiable cline Of immense lnnlnlndes
Of these heFbisorous warn HOODED ana.
mals appears along the whole northern
coast % Asia and Ameries. and affords
scope fos . great deal Of scientific speeu-
laiion upon The natural history 81 the
earth and the most curious branches Of
geology. Mobile yoaynni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

,..,..,,..,,ra hanks In fhr eaunlfy' ana
49,, ~" ,ryT,ss, a capital ass only stv'
NV y. l -, y rire iuudrsd end cigAig'
=, go ,Ia-,srd Gre hnndrsd and .ftg-|
srr,. SolIars; while sndrr lhs A n
: -. n Jarkson and Van Barsn.
- ESQ "a IssT. 0 short pfrlod q
arrrn years. ths increase o. h.n 90.
-. -. ,s,,s kundred and Jortysighf.
.,,h ss.pi,.l Of nearly thres hundred
millions of dollGrss -.
hs, tao hundred aud twsniy.ioar
an, AZ The Whole number Of Banks
eL,,,rr,d from 1850 10 1857 we're
chartered By Jackson aBd Van Bursn
I,risIa,ures, xhlls iheir opponents.
IN he same time. only chartered one
handrsd and txsniy.four. VIII .
rapiIaI Of little more than slIt!.iAo
millions. and these designed Tor local
ronyrniencs, where the veto oil The
United States Bank had deprived the
neopIe Of those commercial facilities
y hich they had previously enjoyed.
We make these remarks that our
readers may sre What confidence 70
pIsrr in the almost unceasing CRY ol
The Administration against the bank
ing institution. Highland Ness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

S"1. Teasury.-ln the House of Rep.
resenlsii'ss Of Georgia. on the Al, inst.
Mr.. Fiourney Of Washington. introduced
set OF resolutions opposed To the sub
treasury bill, and directing their Senator,
IN Congress 10 vote for its repeal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

a DiscOrsry.-Some three or four
weeks since party al farmers assembled
together al molnd on tho premises Of
DR.. Hughes, for The purpose OF digging
into the same mound, and ascerlaining
what il contained. They accordingly
commenced operations, and after dig
cling some three feet below The surface OF
the mound, they came TO a layer Of
hard earth. similar to brick. On break
ing through this layer they were no,
a llllle surprised 10 End q large roll Of
old " Continental Bills" neatly envelop-
ed in an un,anned Buff.lo skin. On fur
iher search number ancient coins were
found. composed chiefly Of zinc. brass.
copper and pewter. Blu. what 10 mos.
remarkable. an iron time piece was found
nearly al The bottom Oft mound. This
watch or ,ime.peace was marked on the
inside &" Pela Fourche. Psire 1900, and
on The back OF il was engraved " bon VI
want" The watch weighs twenty-eighl
ounces. and IL somewhat rusied, The
works are composed Of brass and s'sel.
and il 10 similar in style and make 10 the
English hunters watch Of this day. Se-
veral other articles we're found. the
nsmes Of WHICH orr informant did not
recolleci, mcIanms 1s9sss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

eOnNrnlence. wurFc sh1 49,
limited States Bank had deprived thr
Deople Of those commercial facilities
y hich they had previously enJ"ysd.
We make these remarks that our
readers may sre What confidence 10
pIsrr in the almost unceasing CRY oi
| The Administration against The bank
| ing institution. Highland Ness.
The great Resuit.-In our last pa
per, ~ gave our resdeTs the cheering
assurance, that the vote Of New York
for Gen. Harrison. rendered his cleo.
ton certain. Every day has but
added strength 90 the whirlwind oi
public sentiment by shich Dir. Van
| BLrrn IL driven from the high place
which he has s0 unfaithfnlly FLIED.
The majority against him. both oil
electoral and Of popular votes, will
be overwhelming. The particulars.
as far as known. will be found in an
other column.
As 10 The new Administration. We
trust IL will not be distinguished Tor
exciiements, such as marked the Ad.
minisiraiion Of ] ackson; nor Tor war
upon any business interest, such ss
broke down the prosperity Of the
country under Van Buren,; NOR Tor
prescription, nor spoil" nor ere
wards and punishmsnts," NOR dc.
faultrrs. nor experiments. nor extra
sagsnee. such as We have experisnc.
ed under buth. But We look fnrs ard
TO q faithful administration OF the Ma
tons sffsirssfnr The Matthias good,
HaSing no wish 60 secure his o~r
re-eieciion, Gen. Harrison may id.
minister the government with Q singl,
eye to ils present and future prosprri'
~. lie aill end many an unfaithfuI
officer, and many politicsl brasisr
whose time has been devoted 90 cleo
pioneering. instead Of his proper duty,
whom IL will be proper Tor bin TO re-
move. Beyond thrse We hope NJ
consideration will induce him 10 60
He will find O National debt Of per
hops twenty milIiuns 81 dollars. whiri
b. will SEEK 10 pay off IS early q,
possible. lie will find no National
Bank. and We hope he will leave none,
unless the people should decide. be.
you'd all question, that they desire
one. We want 40 new hobby ToI
demagogues 10 ride into power upon.
lie will find business. which had been
Frustrated by the rd;hlcss war upon
Il. gradually recovering under the
influence ofihe c"niidrnCe inspired by
his election. We hope he will let Il
alone. II is not experiments that the
people want. o. isquiet. and The lib
erty Ito inllow their own legitimate
pursuits without mnIts'a,ion. Whs,
the country does aani, ate rrnnse.
economy. rtf.rm uf abuses, applet.
ment OF competent aud honest men 10
"iiice. and q consts .u,ional admins
ira'Ion Of the duties Of ChirI Execn.
tive. especially in recognizing the
rights Of the judiciary and Lrsi,ia.
ture, as Coordinate branches Of the
great system. These are What the
country wan;E. and these We think
will be found in the Administration
al the Venerable natr;,t M, H..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

Cor. Morion.-One 81 ghs most re-
msrksble instances Of "ill-seayed smel-
lion" which modern times afford, 70 pre-
scented By Marcus Morton. OF Massaehn-
sets. Possessed 81 respectable talents.
and enjoying fair reputation ss Judge
Of the Supreme Court Of his state. with
. salary Of $4,000. he has long had IN
itching for political life. and for fourteen
years 10 succession vas be candidate Tor
The Chief Magistracy Of Massachusetts;
and Cor thirteen years 10 succession VAS
be as regularly defeated. Last year. IN
consequence Of = temporary sehism IN
The Wing party, he succeeded 10 obtain
ing ihe object 81 which he had so long
grasped. aud succeeded by . majority oil
a single rOts. The Wings brought out
John Davis as their candidate this year,
and the result il. that he has beaten Nor
Ton by majority Of about $4,000. Nor
ton relires 10 private life, having lost his
iudgeship and much Of the reputation
which he heretofore enjoyed. Fred. FIR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

destructive Fire in Naiche7.--we
learn, says the New Orleans Ctescen,
Ci!y OF the 9Th inst. that an entire square
(of IL buildings has been burnt at Match.
ez' under The hill. Properly to the
amount Of al lear, $4,000 was destroy.
ed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-11-26

Oranges in Florida.-The Apslachi.
cola Florida Advertiser Of the 3lu DC.
'ober, says: The orange crop of this
year. raised 10 this territory. will be
worth 100000. Hitherto tina, amount,
and much greater. has been paid TO ila-
vsna Tor that one article Of cunsump,,on.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-11
NEW GOODS ]!
Shedsl & d G wv e tt

NNTILL receive, Thursday next, Oct 5, large
wv and well selected assortment OF
RAR,R, % w9&Y Sesg5& GOODS
most of which have been purchased at prices unus,
unllv low and will be sold for CASH at very small
advance The impression has prevailed to con-
siderable extent that Goods may be purchased OF
pedlers at better bargains than of regular merchants
Whether this impression has ever been well found
ed it is not material enquire 1t is sufficient Tor
our present purpose that we assure the public thar
prices shall be too as to give no occasion LOT
the remark in future, so far as II applies to US
Experience has laugh: us the force of tho maxim
that IA nimble nnepence is better than slow sh'
ling" and shall adopt in future such pohcy
will make it for the interest of persons who Pur
chase with cash, TO purchase of us. These remarks
are not made merely for effect, but with The hrn
belief that the plan proposed may be carried mo
effect in good faith and result to the mutual adVa
tage of our customers and ourselves. .. -,
We therefore repeat the assurance that we wiz
sell Goods for cash smaller profit than has Deen
added heretofore in tho county. .o
| Those wishing to barter for Goods, or Purchase
on credit will do well to call on us before pu,
chasing elsewhere. We don't wish to sell 70 suo,
as nerer pay--but good credit and prompt payn,ent
at the time agreed upon, will buy Goods at sDa''
advance from cost. go, ,,, and
! The Ladies and Gentlemen of ST. Johns6ury amF
vicinity, are respectfully invited to call and eHa"''
| inc the now Goods. no ,,oo, 1I3tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-11
MORAL & REElGIOUJS.
Boston Post.

The following eloquent aud touching passages
are frsm discourse delivered in New York on
Sunday, by Rev DR.. KREBs, in reference to the
late appalling steamboat disaster in Long Island
Sound:
"The long. absent traveller, who has escaped
the periIs Of foreign climes, where for years he
had wandered and toIed, and had, with equal
success, escaped the dangers of the seas, and The
ierrors of wntry shipwreck with which our ice
bound coast threatens the mariner, and, alas
too often, even recently has strewn our shores
with destruction and death. Such one there
was, who had avoided oil other more probable
disasters and thus far safely retuyned, seemed to
see within his certain reach the welcome and
,he shelter which he was hurrying to enjoy in
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-11
Window blinds,

made in the best and latest style.
GPHe would just say to those wishing fol the
above articles that lis sash, blinds and doors are
made of the first rate stock in the latest style, and
by experienced workmen. Furthermore he will
say TO those building, that he devotes his time TO
manufacturing the above articles, he thinks that it
would be for thor advantage TO call and purchase.
N. j. Those wishing for certificates of recon
mendalon, please call at his shop and examine the
work
Common by 8 Sashes will be sold for Scents
light
All orders by mail otherwise, punctually at
tended to. LINDORF MORRlS
st. Johnsbury, Sept. 5. 1899. llOtf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-11
STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS COUNTY, SIS.
NNTHEREAS, David NJ. Camp and Rufus Stow
w art of Derby in said County of Orleans, have
preferred their bill in Chancery To the Supreme
Court 10 be holden at lrasbulgh in the County
and State aforesaid, on the ninth Tuesday next
following tho fourth Tuesday in January, A. ID.
1910, ms Court Of Chancery, wherein the Orators
stale that the I'm day of October, A. ID. 1882,
they executed their deed of bargain and sale, for
valuable consideration therein expressed, to one
Nancy Brown, then of said Derby, conveying to
her one acre of land and The appurtenauces thereto
belonging, being the same land conveyed 10 the
Orators by John Linsey, by deed bearing date
the 9th Of March 1899; and on the same 18th day
of October 1889, the above named John linsey
was indebted to tho Orators in the sum Of Of $2l1,-
SO, specified in two promissorv notes, both bearing
date the 18th October 1882, one for $500, payable
in good saleable neat stock IN one year ON the
date the other for the Of $ll ,3S cents pnya-
BILE in good snleabIe neat stock in one year in
cash in two years from the date of said note and
both interest, and for the securing the payment
Of said notes, the SAID Nancy executed to the Ora
tors mortgage deed of the above described prem
ises with a condition thereto annexed, that if said
paid according to the tenor OF them,sai
mortgage deed to be void, otherwise TO be and re-
main in full force and virtue to convey ihepremIses;
That on or about the 18th day of December next
following the deed which the Orators executed to
the said Nancy above described, and before the
said Nancy had procured the same TO be recorded,
was accidentally consumed by fife; and to supply
the loss of which, the said Orators executed anoth
or deed of the premises to the said Nancy, which
ought to have borne date the 18th Of October 1889,
it not intended by the parties thereto that it
should operate TO release in any wise discharge
said mortgage, bnt through mistake the same bears
date the 18th Of December 1882; The prayer OF the
bill is, that the said Nancy and all others claiming
by under her be en- oIned from usiug or lmprov-
ing the deed OF the Orators 10 the said Nancy OF
The 18TH OF December 1882 in any Court of law to
defeat the mortgage deed of the said Nancy to the
said Orators of the 18th October 1852 ana
also for the asccrtaining the amount que upon
said mortgage and the appointment of short day
in which the said Nancy shall pay the same to the
Orators and in default thereof, she aud all others
claiming by or under her shall be foreclosed of all
equity of redemption in tho premises, and said deed
be discharged Rom the operation OF the condition
Thereto annexed.
Signed by STEPHEN ROYCE,
one of tho Chancellors of said Court.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-11
AbSCORAdeda

ENROM the subscriber, on Sunday the 10Th inst.
a an indented apprentice, by the name Of
ARCHIBALD FULFORD, about l8 years of age.
All persons are forbid harboring trusting him on
my account
SAMUEL M. BARTLETT.
Bath, N. H. Jan. %, 1910. 130*w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-02-11
RrOadcloths, Buck Skins, sc.

TIME largest lot of BROADCLOTHS, PILOT
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES Il BUCK SKIN,
ever had by us now offering for sale at prc
which cannot fail TO please. We bought them muc oh
per cent less than former prices. All in want OF
the articles are invited to call and examine.
SHEDD 3. JEWETT
Oct. z, 1889. l5t