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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
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,houch success depended upon the.'
Tosc: as '"O' 'ions-,o work till the last gun is
pd'SDs' ,hs victory won. Trust not to others
tnd and '"o v,;a feeI MS though a successful re-
Gi dsp cS 81 CALEDONIA act thus and a tri-
pph'n "a :, n mr. cause, to our worthy candidates
We owe i " and 10 the country. LET US A.
WAKE n MORE INTO THE BREECH, GOOD
'ONVh ~ FRIENDS"
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r.o,n he Baltimore american.
~ c,Ay TO THE WINGS.

..,ludns part of his noble speech on the
10 w. w. ~. .Oeaking of the buoyant hopes with
'''' NV. had come to the extra session, and the
''' w.. the Wings had made to pass such meas
"'. y, would give relief to the country, Mr. Clay
U" ~ ,ho following elevated and patriotic sent
''''' ~, 4 e,bortn,ion to h's friends;--
new" Oowr WHAT MAY LET US DO OUR DU
Oo orp WHOLE DUTY, AND NOTHING
III an MR. oF OUR DUTY, WE OWE THIS TO
S snvH roJINTRY, AND LET US NOT FALL.
'' ~, hs ssn,ment round, re echo 1t, and lot 1t
II Avn, Gsrnng principle.
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BAER@a

Al Lafay cite, Indiana, Aug. 90, of fever,
MARY G. wife Of DR. Luther Jewct,, Jr and daugh-
ter Of Ellis Cobb, Esq of Barton, aged 80.
In Concord, Aug. 26, Mrs WooDBURY, wife of
Mr. Jonathan Woodbury., aged So.
In Concord, Aug 26,OLIvE, daughter of Mr. Lee
Williams, aged IL years.
In Montpelier, 9th ut. Scion Howes, aged ~
years
In Gu,ldhall, August 2S, after illness OF "a
hours, Mrs ANNE, wife of Mr. Alpheus Nichols,ag
ed GA years.
In Walden, 10Th ult. Miss Betsey Farnsm orth, in
the 5'd year Of her age, after illness of 36 yrs.
In Crafisbury, on the 3lst Of July, Col. Joseph
Scott, aged 80 years. -
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Making per cent assessment f or the year.
Said per centage 10 be cast on the original amount
Of the premium note without reference to any
dorsement, and to be paid to the Treasurer, Mt his
office in Mo ntpeIier, or before the Goth day OF
October l84l, being the day of the annual meeting
Of aid company. Members oft company will
please bear in mind that good chance will be
given TO them to forward money by the members
of the Legislature and il is hoped that none will
fan to avail themselves Of the opportunity. .gia
HARRY VAIL, Treasurer.
Montpelier, August 7th, IS4l. 2I2w3.
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Derby Literary Emstitutc. !.

THE FALL TERM srHn
OF this Institution will commence on Wednes-
" day the 18th day Of Sept. next.
n at MR.. ALVAH HOVEY,
Of Dartmouth College, Principal Of tho Male Ded
parments. al sf
t Miss SARAH AYRR, 4iart
Of the New Hampton Seminary, Principal of tho
Female Departments.
Mas. SApHRoNIA FISK,
will tnso charge of class in Painting If required.
Competent assistants will at all times be furnish
ed that each scholar shall receive due attention
and ample facilities for progress in his studies.
A new and splendid Philosophical Appc -atus
is expected before the commencement Of the term.
trustees are confident that the Derby Literary In
stitute affords unusually favorable opportunity for
young Ladies and Gentlemen to become acquaint-
cd with the various branches taught in such instf
tutions.
LENT RICHMOND, Resident Secretary
Derby. 24th Aug, iS4I. 2t3w4
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NJ, AND COFFEE IN THE SENATE.

hral be observed that movement was made
4, Senate on Saturday to amend the Revenue
Tmr admitting Tea and Coffee free Of Duty
hanover being the originator of this proposed
!, ,obably does not wish to stake the RESPONSE
|n,u The ocos in the House must feel bad
aud tho Senate agree 20 the proposition-fdr
hsv csused these articles to be included among
,,,blo articles What will Clifford say
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07

The Democratic Wings OF ST. Johnsbury nro in
vi,ed TO meet at FRENCH's INN, Centre vii
age, on Saturday, September a, Mt A o'clock, after
tcrnoon, to make preparations for the approaching
election. A general and punctual attendance is
requested. Aug. %
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07

TIME subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
L. in ST. Johnsbury mile and half from
the Plain and two miles from the Centre Village.
1t contains 100 of as good land for all kinds
Of produce any farm in the County of Caledonia;
and is suitably divided for pasturage and tillage,
and well wooded, ~ has upon it sugar Orchard of
500 trees, and of easy in part by lond
ed teams Said Farm is also we'll fenced and well
watered.
The buildings are good house, barns and am
pie and convenient ouhouses, with slaughter
house.
A liberal credit given for part or the purchase
money.
Those wishing 10 purchase are invited TO call
and view the premises.
JOEL HASTINGS.
ST. Johnsbury, Aug. 3, 1S4l. 209tr
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DISEASE AMONG NEAT CATTLE.-A writer IN
the Newburyport Herald says, he understood the
cattle to the number 30 80 have lately died IN
one neighborhood in Byfeld Parish, and that one
farmer in West Ncwbury lost three valuable cows
within about twelve hours of each other. And he
also rstood that they died in few hours after
the attack, and that there was uniformity IN their
symptoms, and the termination OF the d'sease' no.
hos snv successful mode of treatment been adopted
as most have died that have been diseased
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
LOW LIVING.

franco, out of population Of 80 millions 90
D0o' nave bat six cents day to defiay all ex-
'-'ood, lodging, rainment and education.
%a and Ireland are in no better condition"
''enl The above from the New York Journal of
''Hee, paper which goes with the locofocos
"C administration. "Six cents day TO de
s'penSes- food, lodging lainment and educu-
II "'o all that the laburers of France get.
sue mas Sub Treasury, and was one of the
s'"~s0's quoted by the late administration IN
n, "' scAeme Here then, is an example
A.. '"u''l0n THE working men of Vermont.
d. "ty want Subrreasury wages'
W., 'sA,n; England andIreand are in no better
', The Iaborers of England and Ireland !,
,.s o. 'u' SIX cents day for their labor. The
,. of Great Britain, paying such wages
.ono.,' aiofd TO under sell us, if they had
=, am.Y. IN our own markets and thus des-
san,' 'a" manufac tures, and PROSTATE Amer
S,., AND this is the very thing the loco
n., '''S Of Vermont would let them do: they
put down the Tariff, that the produce
|csm, l"@ day men of Great Britain NAV free
s,s,. u a'rect competition with the $1 day
Is,,o,.... "erlca! 1t is worth while to think of
&hniaP .'uon before the people sustain a party
n ''''ed In its Watehman.
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From The Brattleborough Ph@nir.
ORGANIZE! ORGANIZE
UD! Up! A wv a KEY!

WINGS, are you ready? Are you making your
arrangements to attend the polls Remember Etec-
ton day, Tuesday, Sept. z. See to it that you are
at the polls early. Appoint, fyou have not, your
Vigilance Committees for every town. Be united
in all your efforts Support tho Regu lar Wing
Ticket Examine your Ticket carefully before
you deposte in the ballot box, as attempts will
doubtless be made to introduce spurious tickets
Get out your neghbors--those who have no means
Of conveyance-see that they are provided Bring
out the old and the young let all attend Be pre-
pared TO challenge any who may attempt to exer
else the right OF suffrage who not entitled to it.
Your opponents are an the alert. They are artful,
and sure to carry the day ifyou neglect your duty
Once more show to your fellow Wings in other
States that you are now, as you ever have been,
firm in your principles Let ii be no fault of yours
if victory does no, perch upon the Wing banner
A Il to the Work, Rally Rally !! To the Polls !
To the Polls
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stray saeffer

GNAME INTO my enclosure about tho first Of Aug
" ust, brown Yearling Heifer, with the end
OF one horn knocked off aud white on her belIey.
The owner is requested 10 take her away and pay
charges. ISAAC NICHOLS,
Waterford, Sept. 1, 1S41. 2I4w3"
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MsMSsA ia 4B Va

In this town, Aug. 81, by Rev J. ii Worcester,
Mr. ISRAELI. MACON to Miss HARRIET w daugh
ter of MIR Asa Batchclder.
In Berlin, 18th ult. Mr. Philanier Owen, of Bar.
ton, to Miss Irene Knapp, of B.
La Hardwick, by o. Crosby, Esq. MIR John Car
rier to Miss Mary Ann Levee.
In Kirby, Aug. 81 by Rev. J. Wooster, Mr. Ell
HANAN w. CHURCH, to Miss LYDIA l.. GREGoRY,
of Concord. Seas
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REMEMRERL

That the Locofoco leaders persist in supporting
IWB.TREASURY, with its hard money requi
|NSln defiance Of the expressed will of the A
|nanP people, and with the Knowledge that il
\ reduce the wages of labor
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STATE OF VERMONT,

XXTiiEREAS an Instrument purporting to be
Wv the last Will and Testament of
NICHOLAS G. BUSWELL,
late OF Peachom, in said district, deceased, has
been presented to the Probate Court of said district
for allowance, by Ezra &. Chamberlin, one of the
Executors therein named-These therefore, to
notify the heirs and all concerned, to appear at
Probate Court TO be holden at the Probate Office in
DanvilIe, on the 18th day of September next, and
shew cause, any they have, against the proof and
allowance of said will
Dated at Danvlle, this Goth day of August. A.
ID. l84I. t ae
2l3w3 SAM'LB. MATTOCKS, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07

NOTICE. The Annual Meeting OF the GALES
noNIA B,RIE SocIrrY will be held at Peacliam, on
Wednesday, the 9Th day of September next at halt
past 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Addresses are ex
pected from several Gentlemen, and the exercises
will undoubtedly be interesting and profitable.
Friends OF the Bible, give us your couptenance,
and the holy cause in which we are engaged, your
efficient aid on that occasion.
$3.50 GEO Is. CHANDLER, Secretary.
Z DanvilIe, Ang. 25, 1871. fss @ &
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hse l.. ieVer at New Orleans is on the in
b len a.. lafayette, an adjoining town, there
'''''' In one day, all from the yellow fe
he No,,n =, VI MR. EvERErT.-From every part
hin, ~. m me public voice is heard in tones of
bic fso 3. 'on at the proposed insult to the
as MIMI. yates in the rejection of Ed ward Ever
FsjOin ,oO', 10 England. If the Southern Sen
BE bo "se'ner and reject Edward Everett. be
,b,,,,., ao ~. stakeholder, nor an advocate of
'"'e' right of slavery, the Rub,con !, y,ass
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07
ExTENsIVE BANK ROBBERY.

We learn from the Richmond papers Of Friday
that the Danville Branch of the Farmers Bank Vr
ginia, was entered on Saturday or Sunday night
last, by means Of false keys, and robbed of NINE
TY-TWO THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND
THlRTY.FlVE DOLLARS. Fortunately for the
bank ST., l36 of this large amount were mutiated
notes, issued by the Branch; stamped tho face
Cancelled which it is hoped may aid in the de-
lection of the burglars. The remaining $50 900
consist in part the issues Of the Danville office,
say $40S2 of various denominations, $lG,8l5 were
of the mother bank and branches Of the Bank of
Virginia and branch notes likewise. Of various de-
nominations, and note Of 800 of the old issue of
the Bank Of the u. States.
A reward of $4,000 is offered for the apprehen-
sion and &C nviction of the robbers and tho recov-
cry of the money.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07

DELUGE AT Cha sToN. We learn from the
Charleston papers of Thursday 26th August, that
that city was completely flooded with rain on the
preceding day. They say-about o'clock the
watery element dsgorged its whole fury upon us,
and for period OF three hours il appeared as
il the very windows of the fiimament had opened
to flood the city. AT sunrise yesterday morning
Market street was completely overlooked up to
some distance beyond Church street, the water in
the stores on both sides being from six TO eighteen
inches deep, according TO tho height of the respec
tive floors. The whole of the market building, up
10 the upper meat market, was of course, under wa
ter.
The damage caused by this unparalleled food has
been very considerable. On the north side OF mar
ket street range of brick buildings, from Hayae
street, built for the accommodation of the whole
sale grocery stores of Messrs Farrar u Hayes,
and Mr. Canaday, had upwards of foor of wa
ter in them, aud both contained a considerable
quantity Of goods.
The first named gentlemen had hundred and
twelve hogsheads of sugar (some of it very super,
or qualityD damaged, also about ono hundred
sacks Of salt destroyed. 1t appeared to be the gen
eral impression that there would DO a loss of at
least third ofthe sugar.
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FIRE! FIRE.! FlRE.v

THE MEMBERS OF THE VERMONT .MCh
TUdL FIRE INSURANCE Z 'OMP.8NY
A RE hereby notified that tho following assessA
IN msn;s have been made by the Directors on
all the notes in force the following days to wit:
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Notice to Pensioners.

THE SUB RIBER
XXTILL make Pension Vouchers and pay tho
w money on them when completed.
~ IL. Pension Blanks suitable for Montpelier
and Burlington Agency.
HENRY MATTOCKS.
Danville, August 81, 1871, 2l3w3
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N O tice.

Mott
CARAFI. my wife, having left my bed and board
- this is To give public notice that shall pny
no debts contracted by her from this date.
LEVI MARSH.
Hardwick, Goth July is4l sl3w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07

CAMP MEETING. A Camp Meet ting will be
holden at the East part of LYNDON on simon Coi-
ton 9 land comm encing the 9th Of September.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07

UUITED STATES SILvRR.--The United States
Gazette states, that the first deposite of silver for
mint of the United States, was made at the Min,
in Philadelphia last week. IL was made from Da-
wilson County, North Carolina and it is believed
that the mines will prove very productive. The
assay made at the Mint showed that 1000 parts of
the bullion contained 973 Of silver and eight of
gold. &1
PosT OFFICE DEFAULTERs.-Accordin 10 the
lato report of the Post Office Auditor, Mr. White
sey, there the fourth Of March last no less
than three thousand three hundred and h;,ts>seUea
Pos. Masters in arrears TO the Government for
sums varying from few dollars to many thou-
sands.
10 The Bangor Wing of Saturday says-"there
is rumor in this city that tho United
states Commissioners engaged in running the Boun
Diary line between Maine and Capada have been ar
rested and imprisoned! We do NOT credit the re-
port"
LIBERATED SLAvEs.--T homas Wallace ESQ.,,
of XIV, recently died, and by his will liberated Is
slaves, on condition that the American Colonial.
ton Society should send them to Liberia. One
thousand dollars, it appears, wanted to transfer
them.
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HB % LTE NG C. H. % Z M =
AND
ES e1rE NHERA Is 4 d nm &, q,

ND F. WHITE, No. IT, Milk st. Boston, con-
ID tnues 10 import direct from tine manufacture
ers, all kinds Of Da,cn Boiling Cloths used in tho
New England States From long experience in
the manufacture of this article he is enabled 70 fur
nish M,IIers with more perfect and durable Cloths
than can be obtained elsewhere, and at lower prices,
Also, BURR MILL STONES, of all sizes. made
to order July, 6, 1871. 2O7ewis6mewos6m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07

U57The Locofoco papers in this State have made
a great noise about the removal and appointment
Of Postmasters, under Mr.. Changers administra
ton, and have endeav ored to make their readers
believe that nothing like il happened before
But let us look at the facts Mr. Briggs on Wednes
day, during discussion the Post office Bill in
the House of Representatives stated the fact that
since the 4th ofMarch last, there has been less than
1000 Posmasters appointed ,whereas,in 1889, Amos
Kendall, appointed Exclusive of new offices,)
TWO THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-SEVEN. In 1910 ,227I were appointed,
exclusive OF those to fill offices, What will
Locofocoism say 10 this?
% The Steam Frigate Mississippi, intended for
the Home Squadron, is about fitting for at Phil
adopha. II is Of 1900 tons burthen, has two en-
gines of 259 horse power each, and can carry coal
for 20 days consumption. Its armament consists
Of six Puixhan guns, and will have of 300
men. Cost, $500 900.
GJe The British Navy has 495 ships, mounting
S,470 guns. Whole annual expense of it Is about
$25, 900, 000-equal to the whole revenue Of the
United States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-07

TO the Polls
LYYoH Law IN ARKANSAS, NINE MEN ExEcU>
TED WITHOUT TRIAL.-The New Orleans Picayune
OF the 18th contains an account of the most whole
sale exercise Of Lynch Law which has ever &C.
CURED in this country. ltappears thu, numerous
gang Of counter feiters and horsethieves had their
places ofrendezvous and the abodes OF their hmi.
lies in Phillips County q Coahoma, in Mississippi,
on the opposite side of the river. Their encroach-
ments on the peace and property of the public in.
duced about 100 citizens OF tn counties to form
themselves into volunteer company. The Plea
yupe says:
"The volunteers used the follow ing strotagcm
to seize the scoundreIs. They engaged a trading
boat at Helena and hid about SO men in the store
room; they then descended the river, landing at
every place where they suspected to fall in with
the counterfeiers. These depraved men came on
board to purchase produce, with the intention OF
paying for it in counterfeit money. They were
thus taken and secured in the boat. When the
number had increased to 81 men. nine OF them
were tied hand an d feet, and as tho report says,
drowned in the Mississippi, near Island No. 60, in
the presence of two men, Harrod and Burgess,who
it appears, oficiated, least took active part
in the execution ofthe sentence.
We understand that the company is increasing
in number, and intends to proceed to the mouth
Of White river. When inform ant met a di
vision of them, thew were in pursuit ola certain
nj eran Wright When he arrived at Napoleon,
at the mouth of Arkansas river, he learned that
some six or seven dead bodies had been float
ing the river opposite that place, and also that
some of :he counter feiters who escaped had been
seen passing down the river with uncommon speed,
in order to evade their pursuers."
The Picayune adds in postscript to the above
that the number Of those drowned is since stated TO
be taoenty three.
The vicksburgh Sentinel confirms the melan
choy statement with regard to tho recent whole
sale murders by some of the citizens of Arkansas
and Mississippi. All Oft the supposed offenders
who were captured were either shot or drowned
the number is stated by The sentinel TO be between
90 and 30!
DEATHS IN FLoRIDA.-The mortality in Florida
during the last fewmonths has been unusualygreat.
Among those who have recently died atStJ oseph his
and Apaachicola of the prevailing fever, we notice
the following: Gen. John Locke "a native OF New
Hampshire; John A. Blackwell, aged 40, and his
sister Miss Amelia G.. Blackwell, natives OF this
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THE FLORIDA WAR.

The prospect that this war will close this season
is quite encouraging. Efficient measures are in op
Grafton and captures ofIndians are frequent who
are sent to the west. The Secretary OF war, MIR
Bell seems to understand the duties of his Office.
During the month that Gen. Harrison was Presi
dent he devoted much of his time to plans to bring
the war TO speedy termination.
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DB ALTERS

In Barnet, Jan. 81, hirs MARY POTTER, IN The
Goth yenr her age. Mrs p. woman of dc
voted pIoty and worthy member of The Cd Con ,
grogali"nal Church in st. Johnsbury.
Ia Barton, Jan. 22d, widow Abigail Leland, re
iict of Col Joseph Is Leland.
La Walden, Doth ult Rozilla w. wife of Isaac
Patterson. Esq. aged 20.
In Danyile, Both uit. Mr. Stephen Goodenough,
aged about 60.
In Danvilie, Jan. 30, Ann hlaria aged II months
and 10 days, daughter oi MIR Carlton II. Hill.
In Dume,ston, Jan. 2ith MIR. Nathaniel Rixby,
in the S3d year of his ago. revolutionary pc
In Siratton, Jan. LIST, Abel Groui, Esq, n Rev
pulmonary Soldier, aged nearly So yearE
In Windsor, Mrs Minerva Wardner, wife of Al
len Wardner, Esq aged 45 years.
In Newbury, 9Th inst. of consumption, Miss
SANBoRN, aged 23 years, daughter of Ezra Sanboru
of Haverhii, ~ Ii.
In burlington, 30lh u!t. of the lung fever, John
Van Sicken, Esq. aged 81 years.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

The Washington Correspondent OF tho New
York Courier confirms the opinion Of other writer's
from Washington, that there will be extra
session. The Correspondent of the Courier writes
thus
"I hear that ansinformal meeting of thew higSena
tors was held last evening. All the city, whose
health permitted were present. The situation Of
the Treasury and the demand upon it, with the
means provided to meet those demands, were duly
considered. The result of their deliberations was,
that without an Extra Session ;he Goyernmeut
would be disgraced This, II understand, was the
very general impression Of those in attendance"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

~ Our neighbour Of the Patriot thinks General
Harrison VIII adopt British policy -parlicularly
national Bank, rs part tit. 1t is understood
that the old hero committed himself somewhat de-
cdedly against British policy during the last ,car,
and we certainly have not yet learned, on any
good authority, that he has changed his opinions
AS to a national Bank-tbe British will vie with
the locos in denoupcing such institutions first
because it would give new impulse American
manufactures, and second tecause il would afford
US tho "sinews Of war, in Of another conflict
with Great Britain
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-09

The National intelligence says, "In conformity
10 usage we learn that ilie SENATE Of The United
States has been summoned by the Executive 10
meet IN this cliy tile 4h Of March mex for Tie
nnsacliou Of business, (being, of course ofan Elk
eentive character, connected with the commence
inent of a new Administrator the formation Of II
new Cabinet, $5c.O
The MiddIesex Company ut Lowell have Just
completed for the Ba IumoIe Tippecanoe Club II
splendid piece black broadcloalh, designed for
The inauguration snit of General liar ison The
cloth ia entirely Of American wool, and il is proba
bly, the finest article Of rho kind ever manufactured
ia the country.
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II O ~ y u Nc.

"ORM LOZENGERs, genuine. A very
w pleasant and effectual remedy.
COUGH LOZENGERSs. A very pleasant med
icne, and equal, il not superior, TO any other US
ed for colds, coughs, &c.
POOR MANS PLASTER. Cheap CROUCH and
as good GU ask
JONES' CURE FOR SALT RHEUM. Doar
enough; but use 1T as directed. and the money paid
for ii viii be refunded; il permanent cure is not
etiec ted
HAYS LINN EMIT FOR PILES; Inquire Of
those who have tried it.
lS4u L.. JEWE'rT, ST, Johnsbury PLAIN.
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HIGHLY LMPORI.a.wT!-7O

o. Our Subsc,i bers ,Oho are in arrears for The
CaledOnfan for one or more years, are respect.
fully requested 10 pay up-.for t,co Jotd reason,
Oz. as an act Of justice TO OURSELVES, and also
10 their OWN coNscIENcEs. NE ,oouLd also lust
intimate to such are indebted to MS for ndueriis-
ing, &c. that zoe shall not be OFFENDED shoulI
Mey offer 10 settle their accounts.