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DENTISTRY

ENHE bransh of MEDICAL SCIENCE, viii
Dr. PLEASANTs has made his SPECIAL ob.et Of Prar,;..
9ST- Once Boshsrs Row.
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lS0A CASKS Ground Plaster
~ 20 bids. Pouo Rico Moa->.-
Sun bags Rio and Java Cohee ---. ..H a-r..t.
500 k,gs BissinT Powder ,f t-tr.r.- t.. .t..
100 DO. White Lead
200 ssies Sole Leather -V
IS cases Liquonoe a.-..-
'-a 20 Or rrrss 4. ~. Wine
-r.... 100 ca=ss Nuseat do
so boxes Hulls Candies
so do spermaceti do
% baskets salad Oh d ....
SO bores Loaf Sugar
1000 -1cks Sail, A,htou',
10 half pipes Cognle Brandy
10 hbc< Whisky
so bbis do
90 easks Cheese
80 half chests Tea l,. ..
do
20 bbls Tanner. OIL
900 reams Cap and Leu.x Paper
200 Kegs Rife Powder ....
b.. 30 bits Coppefas .......
30 casks Sah Petre
rs bales Ammonia o,-,.,shv
jal2 bAyyxpo,,- $3.50
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REMOVED

BRANNAN & CO.'S ots ps,,6.s-I r1,s--.' =. -
e s-is 81 tse street taeing th@ FnkB, I.k
70 @'a-n u hoHiac frnna Covefncr
etnofars nus Opportunity
~ ue eu1sns Of Riehmoni eieiniv M ~. So, -,
w .ou.einuy ke~p on hand Clothing OF an tiad ,n 49, .
,e ana Approaching which We vrin - !,
Is's,eo prices for casa We tesyse,finy ny, an 40 - - a
~ sos whether they good. or NJ an -,
- oe pease IN every Be rrtur,.d sa
y money refunded. eJ-AH goods warranted 40
liz bGALIA sEGARs--A ,upsrso, .rtSl. ~ N. -
a. o. ~ '0' ~ ~ p. JOfINSToy-s
- - -- s- Medical Fnrr-,rinu.
oAAs<h KNIFE CLEANER. a vcr, 60, "a
" ss5fHf machine, be a. oar IN 1o, - ~ anu
y Bolts 4 BURFoor
SERtANTS' wANTED.-We crb IN 6,. q, 49,.
. year tSo Servants that wen recommended
on as Nurse and Chanbcrnsid the other a. Coz -
suSh' socAi situations ean be had, Apply 10
Oe 30 SHIELDS a soMERyuIE
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FANCY DRY GOODS.
FOR DAY AND EVENING DRESSES


JANrAsY H. ls43.
o. "a. JENKINS you'll invite LADIES n examine III.
u - nn1wirg urucics Of pf-ss
Whit pirs and blue yyaiered sts
Fancy eoiqured Flks q n coslrs
Black and bhic back siks VARIOUS styies
Pms blue. ami white Tafaan Muslns
Pms sle and white new sye hnsy figured Tartan Mu.
hns of evening drrsscs being newest r,rs mi Lo,t,,
fashions
Bloc mi pink striped Tartan Nusins new ssy for ie..
various tylc- ~ nch ani ehcap hrtefs SOC par ds.
Bi'nfe Thrcai La-es anf Elfnrs
Rich hin Muslin Fiouuces and Other trimmings
tong snd short nj rn Gisvrs
Rich cap and ncrt Ribhoas
boz new sye Rcsd ornaHut bath spe wrssus for u.
hcad
100 pair ptn white and r,h arurs sol rh,i gry,, . a. A.
for - Tn pair. worth ~ So very great bargain
The shove are an new goods and wiz b. eheap Ar
als RIO a. JENKINS
4 fNrLENENs uy IN sHoEs-Jus received /, ,,l-,,s A.,
~ u,ie ofue Patent Rubter Over f,r Gentlemen
a1o sANf pt-rNry
VluTrER a vENisON.-Frrsh roH and 6rslr Butte, 80
- small NJ ven hne Veni.on atrscsyc a ~ s,is hv
rtHRtsH a BENZIFN.
~ Cay street.
AbAssNGE LtMFs,rs received .. ~ v. ara ri0i az
ems Of et sr pn Passage Iup- yyhioh ulH seI vcy NV
49,. JAWS swans
NJ tCKEREi-ao bst. No =, IS 10 No. 2. 20 Rfs No 4.
BE SHIELDS so4ERvuLE
- NuHFlEf.D APPLE RRANDY-
- ~ hhis Apple Brsndy
10 On feach d. for sas.
ss Jas a eEo. WINSTON
toFFEE-So eses forto osbsno-l,saing ~ ssls By
~ 70 i@ THOMAS FOE
UAuES River ana Kanswhs scrip wsnSed.-
w-h7 piEshas fsN tonsaui uar Jaues rry 4 Kan
Wn'''nP 20 WI ANDERSON. Jf
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II OST or misplaced from our Store on Cary
- street on the nht Of The Gre OF J. r. Trvsrtt
son two boIes oaf aud half bore. Of Woy
Hooes Sugar hall bo1es Of Tobacco three on
Barnes Co.'S Ares one barrel Ioe.s A,v
information about said goods viii be Thankfully received
Dc % PARRISH A Rr
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pI se"an Of Columbia College. ciy - Washington ssy-
nave easfuiy Examined Dr. q. HuHs Dr. rhoz,r
IN aflrid inferred and r,deanx a. -.
s.nualy tf-Nnf their eonstroctiou
nc CEREAL AMI eading ddsrencs between 81 apt
Aus IS That WIKI Do. Hu1s arI us fart,i ~,
I " inc uen. and other viscera, AMI sry uneou
pc hsnner Dr. Thn-nns = calculated mach b-tt.
support and Do afei and wh Ieossissr d. -
INSTRUMENT rs nsfeeti1i and onen regard Dr.
Hsh a. Al'ASs -ais and oftsa highly bens6eial-
clude-- 0''t"'H '"'f
IFnTs0ns apparatus has no weigs stopper o. pes-ary
which eonsiiiutcs important difference b,t,st-b tb.
we nave ~ our P~Ssnn other Pb,s-i,s
"h oshnu' ihe stair which open ID. isteetiop 81
VIZ may VISA 70 - un although physician OF other
persons acquainted with the ANTONY para Ivi on nSeto1
dc % airy my, a, -
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GRETTER a. PEAKE, CT
Five doors below the TsoII raver,.
hftER their services to the pubic as General
~ Agents aBd cosnnnlssion M.uhsp,.
fcy an NV iheif proupt careful suenf,o, a, an, h,
Vus,hase And ah 4 eounsry poss AZ 49,, 49,
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HIRING.

NEGRO HIRING.
'EhE subscriber WI attend nns Of Nesroes 10Th pub
n bel and privately. 80
% : T. ". DICKINSON
GcntleInSn's Fine CaIfskin ANA Ain Hro0ons,
use, SO so, S3!!
M haNe heaniiil assortment
w KIP Brosans made expressly order and can be o
nsnded which We sHin- above very low prires n
BURLINGTON a ca. Mansion Iiots. a, .,
BELLE ISLE NAILS.
VIE subscribers prepared orders fr rene Ila MI
n a. usua-and they shet contuuzues Of t atrona ~
acasr- Their ofce for The present story Of the sf7r -
Messrs- VIVA Anderson. Jr Co 80
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1iA BBs y p Rum just received and for sale low COR easb
~ WADE W. wooLDRIDGF
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FOR THE LADIES.

WIZ subscriber has at heautIn lot Of Iadc Drcs
slippers 70 which be would attention Of the I,b,
also beautiful loi Of white and black suppc q tn ,es,
style, Tor sic low BY sANi pf-r'NTy
ds ~ One dor s,-ov. EI,ll,,t g. -, !, -.
ESOSrON LfUn.-Lani.ne fro,a schf Up,on % s,is Eel
- tons Rum &c WILLIAMS & HAxALI
NARPETs, CARPETS, CARPEIs--eulng az very reduced
- Prices, to eoss sale for the season by
". MEREDITH.
MI ARKEr PRICE given for PLAN SEED and BEEslyAX by
" 81 " J ". EUSrACE & SON
NJ lL bc hcd TO the biior IN froni Of the Ben
IaNefa on hoTtay the sni LAY q January. Negroes
belonging 10 the estate o Zachlrsh Ncruser deed ro ~
% 'l Noitn one hfst rate Blacksmith wagon drvrrs
COOS AMI heii hani' BY order Of The Executor.
DE % d bAsNEY CAUTHoRS.
kAYNEs ENfECToRANT-.N valuable remedy Tor Covyb.
e Coi Consumption Ahma, &c &C. supply always On hand
and fnr sale p JoJIvsToN-s
&c r.g-,t -,
~ EGIlO BIsnkets and ICersrys. received and 10,
= az ven eheap ly td'7il W. NEREDUB.
NJ ACEESEL.--ffIus Mlekergl tNo-. :! asa ,, in bills
IVA hall barc and quarter barrels jl received AMI fos al ~
u '" BROWN A TAYLpR
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ROBERT MOTT,
iie".e, sign Painter and Gi.xisr

NsIt deer 70 tAe Greia-xs Bazk. Rs<kae-4 yi,ys,is
40 received further ~ippy q Paints copsi au.i ahsr
vatnheS vita Painters Bruhs. Tfrrst-r- "A .s-o
nen 81 F.neh AMI tm~ean whBow frou s.Ie %
termz y -
" IA lLre DVP4y of soap s,ons Paint for ow a ~
Nu" ps'nAf~ IN " Staas%d ke<as n. ~.
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To PhyxIcian.. - -
DR. 70 TlioaPsoN's PELVIC CORSET

ttero d ominal Rnudare
FOR tne cure Of Polapsus UIen BY External Pressure
VIE subscriber having purchased of DIR. Ro.
thompson The rgt n make Pefyic Coo-, md
ep Adosn'na Bar1ge. for the Prullts Uteri or ~
" womb respectfully presents them notice Of the n,ai
aen IS possessing superior adyanfs over every kr
the same purpose and ask their em We are
Of even pat-nt " VIC 'eAen
The f'oo'lns Certificates respectfully -abrniusd
F-s- Dr. yEe+s Ebergs.
CtScISsSTI, May !. 1897.
Ea's eafnS examined the Uterine nyept bv 10
~n Of CoiuinhuN this state. can eon1e
nat : unqueSii5Ezh the perfect useful o,tnneB ~
ue Ad rve offered - the pable d8srs ss.ptalf an a. 90
euun ir+n he aerne tniSs Han ami N an
r-speets tar superior instrument - ~
ms conferred great bensff soeisty the inyer
~ !. - a. IT'S mo. EBERLE " D.
Professor q Th'ory and Practice Ncic in Medical Coocs,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

n.Chef of the Army and Navy the same do here
by declare and proclaim that an ARMIsTIcE is es-
tablished between Texas and Mexico, to continue
during the tendency of negotiations between the two
counties for peace and until due notice of an inen
ton to resume hosties (should such an intention
hereafter be entertained by either party,) shall have
been 70 rmalt announced through Her Britanic Ma
jesty's Charge d'aGaires to the respective Gov
crnments, and the revocation Of this proclamation;
and all officers commanding the forces of Toxins, or
acting by authority of this Government, are hereby
ordered and commanded to observe the same.
Done at Washington, the fifteenth day of June,
A. D. 1913, and of the independence OF the Repub-
lie the eighth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

o u X S Il A Il T. TIC KET,

The Waterman of the 9TH inst speaks as follows
ofthe Wing State Ticket:
''Ihe ticket is strong one-very strong OF
JOHN MArrocKs we need not speak TO the Wings
nay, not to the people-or this section of the state
They know him now, as they have known him long
and well, and the repeated and hearty support, for
stations of high responsibility, which he has received
at their hands, attest that they know John Mattocks
only to trust and honor him. He has never dhonor-
ed, never betrayed the trust rcposcd in him DR.
EATON is perhaps less generally known, bat by
whomsoevor known he is held in very high repute.
As va Senator member of the House, and delegate in
constitutional conventions, he has almost constantly
been in the public service for several years and in all
these stations have had opportunities of observing
him. We set him down as a modest unassuming
and excellent mana legislator, wise and efficient
but never over-oilcious-a debator always cautious
clear and convincns-a politician, strictly honorable
and hones as President Of the Senate the occasions
on which he has temporarily discharged the duties Of
the CHAIR have shown that he will do honor to the
station. Although should have been very happy
to see the wishes of so good and SO strong a Wing
county as Rutland gratfcd, by the nomination Of the
candidate Of their CHOICE yet rejoice that in yield
ing their preference they have the privilege Of doing
it to so able and worthy man, and so true Wing,
as Horace Eaton We repeat 1.-THE ticket is a
strong one; needs only the united and hearty sup
port of the Wings of Vermont to enable them not only
to maintain their own strength, but to diminish
that of locofocoism. With such ticket, we may not
only defend ourselves, but make aggressions and sue
cessful war upon the enemy. Rally, then, for the
contest! Let us be not only unconquered Vermont,
hut unconquerable Tsrmont.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18
THE CONVENTIONS

The Convention for the 4th Congressional District,
and the Caledonia County Convention were holden at
Danvie last Wednesday. The attendance
spectacle, and the spirit manifested excellent
The conviction that the Wing cause the cause of
the country, of freedom, happiness and prosperity
seemed to be deeply impressed upon the heart of ev
cry Wing present, and to push forward this
seemed also to be the full purpose of every member
of the Convention
The District Convention nominated the Hon. HEN
ny r. IA MES Of Waterbury, for Congress That
the nomination is good will be conceded on all
hands: that he good, able, safe and judcious
practical statesman his political oppo-
nents- will dare question: northern with
northern princp les-ust such in this respect
need in Congress:-an advocate Of the rights
OF the freemen of the free States, well the right
of the degraded slave of the South:-a friend 10 pro-
tecion-'A aifooted open and ample protection to the
free labor Of the country, and not at all in league with
the northern and southern locofocos, who now go
hand in hand for southern and southern prnc.
pies to the ruin and degradation rthe north To elect
him will require union and effort the part OF all
the voters Of the 4th Congressional District who are
tired of barterng away tho rights, the interests the
prosperity OF the Stae-as free State-t the South
fora mess of pottage
The Senatorial ticket also is one that commends it.
self to every Wing voter in the county. The gentle
men composing it possess talents, enterprise and in
tellgcnce They are business men-qua6ed to rep
resent business community; and we hope to see,
we doubt not shall see, united and vigorous eff
forts made by the Wings of the county their
election TO the State Senate Mr.. CR osBY, the new
candidate, is worthy and intelligent farmer of Hard
wick, land well fitted to represent the agricultural inter
ests ofthe county.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

Hurrah for Pan Burem!-Out Of sirty seven land
receivers, under Van Buren,, sirtyfo defaul-
tiers! three only were found honest!H
More than this! 1t is fact that in 1888 the Loco
Foco Land Officers, in and of office had the
nous sum Of million nine hundred and fifth
thousand dollars, that the defaultipg Loco Foco Gus
tom House officers had in their hands the round sum
Of one million four han dred and t,ceny thou
sand four hundred and ten dollars, making in all
THREE MILLIONS THREE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY SEVEN THOUSAND FOUR HUN
DRIED AND TEN DOLLARS!!
These the gentlemen who talk Of two dollars
day and roast beef and who ask for power Ggaint
Indiana State Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

The SHOE BUSINESS. The Salem Gazette says
t'We understand from various authentic sources that
the shoe business, in this quarter is now in brisk
and promising condition. In Lynn, every workman
is employed, and in this city and elsewhere, we un-
derstand the case is nearly the same. Wages have
risen the average they have maintained for the last
few years.
We have great pleasure in recording an improve
ent in the condition of this important branch of man
ufacture.-Boston Atlas
Here is further evidence of the revving effects of
the recent Tariff No business was suffering more
one year ago than the shoe business, and has grad
nay been improving since the passage of the Tariff
Law 10 months ago. The number of shoe makers
in Massachusetts is great and the revival of business
with them will tend to create market for the surplus
productions of the farmers Of Vermont
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

ORLEANS COUNTY. The Wing Convention to
nominate candidate for the Senate for Orleans Coun
ty meets at Irasburgh on Thursday nextat 10 o'clock
A. M. The Wings ofthe county cannot be too vigi-
liant, too active in reference the coming cam
paign. Their opponents intend to defeat them If any
means can do it-and if they would avoid this result
they must be on the alert-be united, awake A
Wing loss in Orleans may give the State Senate to
the ocos.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18
SAM HOUSTON.

sEJ@The Secretary of the Wing Senatorial Con-
venton holden at Danville last Wednesday has not
furnished with the proceedings of the Conven-
ton, and wo consequently unable to give any
particulars, farther than that CALVIN MORRILL,,
Esq. of East st Johnsbury and ORRA CROSBY, Esq
OF IIardwick were unanimously nominated candid
ntes for County Senators.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

PASTORAL AND PRIMITIVE. The Pittsburgh
Sun gives the following account of wedding which
recently took place in that neighborhood
'On the I'd inst. Squire Miller, magistrate in the
borough of Tarentum, in this county, went to the
house Of man living five miles back in that place,
according to previous arrangement, to marry couple
He arrived at the appointed time and finding no pre
paration for wedding, he began to think he was
hoaxed. He consequently went TO a field where
man was Ploughng, to what was wrong. On his
arrival the man stopped the plough saying he vop,d
see ii she was coming and after walking few steps
with his eyes fixed on little hill at short ds1nce
they saw beautiful girl Of about sixteen descending
the heights and vending her way towards them. 1t
was she: on her arrival they were united in bonds of
matrimony on the spot, and he went on with his
ploughing. The man is said to be about SO.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE-PEACE BE
TWEEN TEXAS AND MEXICO.

1 w lEAAS AND NlEAfCO.
The New Orleans p ayune of the second inst con-
tains the following imp ortant intelligence. We give
it find it in that Journal.
By the steamer Sarah Barnes Capt JONES' arrived
yesterday from Galveston, oeived our files of
Texan papers to the Gath ult. The most important
portion ofthe is the following proclamation from
Gen. Houston, declaring the establishment of an ar
mistce between Mexico and Texas:
By the President of the Republic Of Texas.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas official communication has been re-
ceived at the Department Of Stae from Her Britain
mic Majesty's Charge d'.9fairs this Govern
ment, founded upon despatch he had received from
Her Majesty's Charge d'.9faires in Mexico
cling to this Government the fact that the President of
Mexico would forthwith order cessation oehostilites
his part and the establishment of an armistce
between Mexico and Texas, and requested that the
President of Texas would send similar orders to the
different officers commanding the Texan forces.
And whereas the President of Texas has felt JUS
tilted, from the dispositions evnced by this act of
The President Of Mexico and the Ofthose dis
positions, in adopting the proposed measure, and
ordering the cessation Of hostiities the part of
Texas:
Therefore, be it known, that /, SAM HoUsroN,
President ofthe Republic of Texas and Commander
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

THE Loss AT FALL RIVER. The property de-
stroyed by the great fire at Fall River estimated at
over ONE MILLION DOLLARS. N. B. Borden
recently member Of Congress, on Sunday morning
possessed estate worth 1875 ,OOO-at night he was
penness. Collections and subscriptions are being
taken for the relief of the sufferers most of the large
towns and cities in Mass and some other states In
Providence, Rhode Island, the of 1880 was
collected in day or two FOR this purpose The peo-
pie of Boston are doing much for the sufferers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

The locos Of this comfy met in Convention at Dan
vile last Tuesday and nominated Geo. c. Cahoon, of
Lyndon, and Mr. John Philips, of Peacham, for the
State Senate. There were lots of candidates on the
ground, we hear.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

lrJ@ David Reed, of Colchester and Luther Stone Of
Charlotte are the Wing candidates For Senators for
Chttcnden County.
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"JOIN NEW HAMPSHIRE"

In 10 ocosm is the the exhor,ation oil the locoloco
press ofVermont to the people of the State 'lon
New Hampshire! yes, ''join New hampshire aud
what is it to "jon New Hampshire" politics II Is
TO elevate another old blue light iederaist like Henry
Hubbard to the chair Of State-to go with the South
for Free Trade AID for the sacrifice Of the Free States
Lot it be remembered that not OF the members of
Congress from New Hampshire is Tariff man-but
on the contrary they go hand in hand with the South
all measures introduced by them to depress and
degrade the free labor Of the North. New Hamp-
shire, with old Hartford Convention FEEDER alist
her Chief Magistrate, and State Legislature, and
delegation in both Houses Of Congress deadly hos
tile to interest is John c. Calhoun, is held up
by the locofoco press Of Vermont to the people
worthy Of imitation, and they invited to vote for
the locoIoco candidates supported by the aforesaid
press, and elect them, and thereby make We rmont
is New liampshire-as much under the influence Of
slave power and slave policy is South Carolina her
self. And this done-these candidates elected and
Vermont, we doubt not, would be like New Hamp-
shire. Locofocosm here is in principle the same MS
in New Hampshire. = Far off be the day when Ver-
mont shall do this.
How shallow do these celebrations show to Ebe the
pretencc Of favor TO Protection on the part Of the
ocofocos of Vermont. They let out to day light the
corners of the wolves which they would fain hide
FOR the present.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

5@The Wings ofFrnnklin County at their Con-
venton at Fairfield on Friday nominated for the Sem
ate, Avah Sabin, Geo Green and Jonathan H. Hub
bard A good and strong ticket.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

fE5@The Hon. John Holmes, formerly n Senator
in Congress from Maine and celebrated for his caustc
and severe Of speech, well Tor more SOL
id talents, died few days since at Portland Me-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

gEJ7'T ocos of Orleans County have nominated
r. G. Johnson, Esq. Of Derby, their candidate for
Senator for that County.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

sCPThe locos of Washington County have nomi-
mated for Senators Wooster Sprague, of Berlin, and
Jacob Scott, of Barre.
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Orleans County Convention.

The Democratic Wings of Orleans County are
hereby invited to meet at Irasburgh, Thursday,
the 2Gth day Of July inst. for the Porpose ofnomnat
ing a candidate for Senator and transact other
sary business preparatory to the ensuing election. "A
punctual and full attendance is earnestly desired.
GEO. WORTIIINGTON, JR)
GEO II. COOK, : County Comm
MIL. NEWCOMB,
Irasbnrgh, July s, 1913.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

Besides for building State House, which
cost the State exclusive Of $4,000
paid by the Village Of Montpelier 117,I77 %
Making in the aggregate lsS, 1876 IS
The debt due the school fund.- amount
ingto $l51, All Os,
was sunk in these appropriations.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28

described. found the hole began to
sop up by the moving Of her skin. 1
took goose quill, cut OF b,Ih ends and
put 1t into the hole the bloat went down
and ilett her Two or three days after
saw him, and he told me she threw out
the potato after two orthree hours Oai
was well. have since fed a good many
potatoes, and no accident has happened.
| am Of the opinion that this is the su.
rest and most ex peditIcus way ofreliey
ing dumb beasts, as we as the safest AT
least il Is the bsst way that know Of.
Fry it. +. OTlS.
GALWAY, SARATOGA Co., 1912.
CuiLidI0r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-28
NASHVILLE. Eth 90

The Cumberland is in fine navigable
order and rising.
There have been two arrivals from
New Orleans since our last-the Para
gOn and Cumberland.
The bulk Of the cotton crop is now in
and the operations in this article during
the last week were heavier than they
have been for any week since the com.
'nencement OF the present seaSon-the
market closed on Satu rday with decl-
Gedly lively feeling, and good business
is anticipated for the ensuing week
prices ranged al 4, AZ and Al c, the ma.
Jorlty Of the sales at the first figure.
In Tobacco the business continues on
a liri'od scale. Sales Of 20 hhds FRI
day and Saturday averaged Sla so
.or X; 5 IS aud = 80 for Seconds; and
= 30 for firsts.