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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15
Derby Academy.

TENHE winter term of this Institution will COM
IL mence on Wednesday the Goth of this month
under the present Board Of Instruction,
TUITION,
Common English studies $500
Languages and higher English; $3.50
Ornamental branches, additional, Sl,00
Lessons in music at the usual price.
Board, including rooms, wishing and fuel, from
Sl,I2d TO Sl37I. Rooms for those wishing to
board themselves on reasonable terms.
AUSTIN NORCROSS, Principal.
Derby, Nov. ID, lsi5. 433w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, Nov. 10.
At Market, 2lO0 Beef Cattle, 1900 head Stores,
10 yoke Working Oxen, 3OCows and Calves, 24O0
sheep, and 600 SWINE
PR1cEs-Beef Cahle-extra, 500; first quality
so; second !.
Barreling Caffeine prices noted
Stores,Y earnings 6 n 8; two year ODD 8 to $l4
Working Oxen-Saes made at 20 7S, and 81, SO.
Cows and Calves-sales were made at IL u 10,
20 "a, and 80.
Sheep-l,l2a LII, I,33 a 81. and 2,l2d.
Swinc-3f for sows, and A / and Al for Burrows
at retail from to Sd
BOSTON MARKET-Nov H.
BUTTER, store i Is, family, Is a Is.
CHEESE, new milky 81
FLOUR. Howard st. 6 25 0 90, Western canal
81 u 6 81.
WOOL-There have been extensive purchnses,by
manufacturers during the last week, but there is no
change in prices.
Saxony Aeeces, 80 40
American Full blood, 81 so
blood 35 81
Common | blood, 81 ~
Lambs, LIST quality, ~ 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15

LIBERATED SLAVES GOING TO LIBERIA. The
steamboat Oceola arrived at Norfolk Sunday night
the I'd inst from Washington, with one hundred
and forty colored PERSONS men, women and
children, engrants for Liberia. These people were
liberated by will estates in Virginia and are to
be conveyed to their new home in the ship Roanoke,
which was to sniI on Tuesday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15

THE GREAr FIRE. The Pittsburgh Journal
says cit ia nearly months since the occur
renee of the great calamity which made ruin of one
third Of this city. The burnt district is nearly
covered with new and handsome structures, and yet
the fire is not wholly extinguished. Yesterday
attention called to burning embers in n yard on
Third street, directly opposite Office, perhaps
the last remnant Of the memorable kindling Of the
10th orApril.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15

The OREGON QUESTION. The Washington
correspondent orthe New York Commercial Adver-
tser writes under date of tho 9th nst.-'I have
good to believe new proposition has como
out, which goes far to prove the honorable anxiety Of
the English Cabinet 20 adjust tho Oregon question
without l-blOod or any thing worse between the
tons. I am not positively informed as to its nature,
but from the limitations that have reached me i judge
that its principle is the adoption of higher latitude Cor
the boundary line perhaps the list degree, instead
Of the 10th, which the United States Government
has twice proposed though the cry is all for Oh"
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st. JOhnsbury Academy.

THNHE winter torm will commence on Wednesda
H. the Sd day of December next under the charg
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15
MIR LANES k. Colby, Principal,

NN IH NIEo N OUIDl ITINCIFuII
and two assistant Teachers
Tuition payable in advance, and no student re.
ceived for less than term, except those designing
to continue though subsequent terms.
Board may be obtained or rented at rea-
sonable rates, For further information apply to the
Principal or to ]. p Fairbanks. 433w4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15

There is rumor in Washington that Dispatches
of great Importance have been received from Mexico,
by our Government, containing propositions from Mex
leo Of pacific character. The Somers, the Prince
ton and the Mississippi, were all despatched with the
news, the last arriving first.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15

LATER FRoM NAuvoo. The Mormons, it would
seem, do not consider the treaty that has passed be-
tween themselves and the Government of the State
of Illinois very binding. Fresh difficulties dai-
y arising, and takes all the ingenuity and Of
the officers in command OF the forces stationed in that
vicinity 10 prevent an open outbreak between the cit
liens and the inhabitants Of the county adjoEing-
Mormon city afraid Of meeting with opposition.
The Annexed paragraph extract from the ST. Lou
is Republican of Friday:
MoRE MoRMoN DIFFICULTIES. A gentleman
from the upper Mississippi informs us, that few
days ago the Sheriff of Rock Island came to Nauvoo
with writ for or the Readings, charged to have
been concerned in the murder Of Col. Davenport AZ
ter Redding had been arrested and was abput going
board boat for Rock Island, body Of Mormons
collected round the sheriff FOR the purpose Of rescuing
the prisoner, and in the attempt Redding received
shot in The leg and the Sheriff "a wound from pistol
shot. The prisoner escaped,
STILL LATER. Reddng, arrested for the murder
Of Duvenpor; is at Nauvoo. We learn from the
in Nauvoo have actually defed the power of the
State, and declared that no moro arrests shall be
made in Nauvoo.
The Warsaw Signal says three houses have been
burned. 1t IS filled with angry notices Of the Nor
mons. We hear, indeed, that the excitement is
breaking ont alresh, and that it will be harder than
ever to quell it without blood-shed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15

THE "MUss" IN WESTERN PENNsYLvANIA
According recent accounts from western Pennsyva-
mia, the Polk men were making up awful faces at
their ''better tariff man than Henry Clay" While
the southern free traders cooking the Pennsylva-
mans, is to he hoped they will do them nice and
brown They deserve It.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15

SIGN OF \ Singer. "Nn' Cuff will We be az
Their tipping little bit ola sang this cold rnon-
in';" exclaimed a Of the Emerald Ise 10 broth
er Of the sable race, co-aborer in the division and
subdivision Of wood.
"Goliy, maSsa can't sing!''
"Cau't singl An' what's yer leg stuck in the
middle of yer fiH for, like birds if ye can't sing.
PRoGREss PoPERY. The signs Of the times
Indicate INAUGURATION Of the Episcopal aud Ro-
man Catholic churches. The backsiding Daughter
OF EHgIand mantests strong and decided propensity
TO return to her Mother Of Rome the Harot who
setteth on seven hills. Almost every arrival from
England brings fresh accounts Of the transition of
some distinguished member Of her national church TO
the Roman Catholic church Boston Courier.
A writer in agricultural journal coudcm ms the
Of blind brides. lie says that eli the Creator had
intended the eyes of horses have been half blinded
that aPpendages could have been provided in the
ural way.
All the Planets, Mercury, ara now above the
horizon at Z o'clock, p, VI , and four OF them
with the naked eye, not to be mistaken. Jupiter in
the east Mars in the s. east Saturn a few degrees
west and nearer the zenith and Venus in the S. w.
IIerschci is at point between Jupiter and Mars but
not dstlnguishabe.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-11-15

IN Bankruptcy Notice TO all creditors and other
persons in interest, thai by orier of the District
Court Of the United States for the District of YER
mont dividend Oft Of the assets Of Michael Flynn
OF Brunswick, Bankrupt will be made and declared
by the Court on the eighth day of December next, at
ten O'Clock forenoon, at the Office Of Samuel Prem
tiss District Judge, in Montpelier, il said District
among The creditors who shall have proved and filed
proofs Of their debts before said day eness sufficient
cause be then and there shewn to the contrary.
EDW'D u PRENTISS Clerk.
Dated the 9lh day Of Nov. 1913. 433wl
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.BayEpc's Hair Tonic.
FurS and Far Goods,

- Bales splendid Buffalo Robes; large lot OF Ladies
81 NInffs; ace Gents. Caps, viz. super Otter,
fur Seal (ncw styIe) Nutria fur trimmed, sc. For
sale low for cash by KITTREDGE s. COLBY.
Lyndon Corner, Oct. c, 1913. 42stf
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PRINCE EDWARD
~ e al . e IL I gseS ssysss


VIE next course of this institution aill commence
a on the first OF the ensuing November and continue
nh'ii the st OF September, 1916.
All the branches theoretical and practical are ianuh,
during the term, and according The discoveries and
Improvements OF The present enlightened stale Of medical
scIeoee. Lectures, demonstrations and daily pyanina-
tons are the modes OF mparting Instruction adopted
Particular attention will be given 10 nractra ana,o-
my And private lnflrmarv, come ccd it'll the insli
tnllo aud to whirh students are al alt mps admitted
WIN AFFORD them frequent opportunities of Witnessing i'm
Poiiant surgical operations and cases in medicine
inIi course OF lectures in this institution is received
as equivalent to one IN Tie Washington University of
baltimore. and entities the student To all the where's
81 second course student in that schno which is one of
lhe best ~ the Union: thus saving him whole wear in
time, and Al least 400 dollars in money
The tee Tor full course will be 500 PAYABLE in ad.
vance Those students who pursue a course of dissec.
uon' VIII be charged an additional fee Of $50
Excellent board be obtained In the immediate vi
entity, and on moderate terms Students Wishing 10
lon the Institute would do well 10 signify such nen
tion by letter early, and state whether they wish
books 10 be furnished. arrangement effected with
northern publishing house enables the Subscribers 10 sun
ply them at cheaper rate than they could be pr cued
elsewhere
JOHN p METTAUER. A. NJ. MD.
FRANCIS }. NErrAUER, A. NJ. I'D.
Prince Edward {. II. Va, July 10. WIN
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Ihete only remains oll,ef rl-ofl kneen Is me-,
AID that =. elf Inducements adequate L. ip sefsI.
c,s ne eqae, aud 10 prv e sine nsesBs OF HsefiaiH'
tn2 ahelhsf get hat pay ft. Sgt.ta i the
rommu sehuuls be brought up taeir proper siam
5sfd. aud llese. fngetarr Nh reasnstlsaud hAed e
Peusaiipf Mii! SINH bfptl snppY at eulrlsai teaeh
rfs and afBg iulo successful uefsl> al lheif s
We hase aItlef system ,ets istuu. rxrt Bfie
Of TIA. kHJ which ufea dots Hts1 ,If-n
suod.
Although shall net h. aeucd 10 think yefy hv4ra
bly, ii manufactured leaehrfs. patrut NTH ing
until uelhnd stall be discovered ui unning Ell
dfeas heads by machinery Yet consider IL WY pssi
be Ia irfgdur. stem o rBIiia1n .ca0 edncsItn
lsi shall be slmas nun. suIefnr lis uperaflas
to peseat anajes. The fpmuiag factory IA the
cuHmvn hand.HRel. Bot narr notl ntlul The
teachers Il yeu 10 hear some pee pie tel whit
excellent YHaiilasafe frqured Ia scher yuu wuud
say al nncs ttat such Combinations a q4siitrs at
nh Ia ~ ttbHd npln Earth al rasl he taHsi b.
ter aud better nan than The Pce~.ent al the tafed
Slht.s liz dp'ai que get hs twrsty five thousand
dollars se.r ihHughl Strange as the contradiction
may srem. lt Us see what aiisr hia uf all those
rAcelirut qualities. We siarl him abuu the neg hh.r
hood such Is snr Na1ur hrH fora schao boundary
{" spend month Of yrNatlab and uncertainty. 10 hear
pees disputed aud lorai oHs objected 20. We then eon
duei itm Ia dfraIf, uncomfortable eabiH calculated
lu f. us mind With glpul and inspire his pupils
With cuh'riuI IN he very al q schuul We there
lcaye hl Ia rlfsue lbs Lonesome laants uirod and
nhkno"bi niifn Ia exhaust LIS very soul lr the benefit
ni sefne. WIN haie lin tor his plias have hs
due and nolses constantly aud Lien hnnrrciiuily ar,
fa2ned brefe irbunsl where he eauuo and M mol
l" efi Any defence, though his ihDse. Vim.
ahiYe all ntlefs, have power bias the feelings and
cpHiiul Nc dsetslnus OF HAT buaalas then dlym=s
hin " ia esd ind ctanee studied iudiQnhiss, and
compensation anmuailng 10 one, lwu, - hundred
doiisfs yeaG while even tie pefumzzrr. the qusek
docaf. tha rirca preacher the nal clerk aal
lie strfs deputy are gree ed % rru,s 81 high respect,
aud considered badly paid with three i1ur il4nps hui
amoaut "Al slys one, 'ihr man We lust roW DIS.
mlssrd d1 nul possess The quall,s you speak Of hr
wsshn lmpst9r.P Wei. NAT may he true, and tn
iaei ii his bro1 laund n such sef1pe pro u
i. HIS + the complain which every where heat.
Nov Why lsltsfi This is the problem We ought IL
solse. AID u s'lse quickly, We by s5ne pso.
pie
La rna apology Gf being d-.ellotyj hot " IN say
thar ny rufuse bas obliged 10 keep the dark side
ol tie tctffc beenusa il lie broad side but the,e are
many. WY many brgl aud honorable exceptions IA all
respects. BEDFORD.
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or.spagHasda1 HSAEV5 CEN
Gsbs.QlER E5sA.

Forresioriag The Hair aud prercntdg il from falling
cut
ffNlllS preparation viii only keep The hair from
falling out. hat viii increase The growth in won
derlui manner. II will keep The hair perfectly soft
aud glossy always smooth aud af brilliant color
mmkug HE eoarsest. dycsi hair soft and Ill., The
fepulaonpud value ol the article. have induced per
S1ns oeft up limitations OF Il of value entirely worth
less palmna them of un the public genuine hair re
lurprs when is generally known that this the only
article that Will insure full head o hairto the person
osiDg IT,
Sold Wholesale aud retail by Comstock & Co, 81
Gnttaodt ST. n \. aud by John II. Seay, LynchbuIg,
aad lNAeer < Specie, New i.onGon.
Jan. 80 oai Pm
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VIRGINIA;

VIRGINIA;
+ rules held inhe CLERKS Office Of the county court Of
"A Bedford d,a day, The rst day september, 1915
Daniel ronpkns, Plaintiff,
against
Ambrose Gill in his right, and John F. Hawkins,
administrator OF John CHI, deceased, Defendants.
lN tHASCERY.
The defendant Ambrose Gill not having entered his APP
pcarlneo and given security according the assembly
and the rules OF tins court and 1t appearing by atsaeto
cv lenCe that he is not inhabdnt OF
wealth. 1t is ordered thai the said Ambrose Gill do appear
here the fourth Monday in November next and au-n
bill Of the plaintiff and that cops of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper printed III the town
Lynchburg Tor months successive and posted at the
front door OF the courthouse OF this county.
Copy-Tese,
JNO. II. STEPTOE, c. r. c.
September 8 WIN
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4,orttcal.
GayH,xsose4s a,u oany,

tsss - :. CtS4s avn g-s 4
WHEN IosE IN msftl, shaIes reposed.
Ills bow ara darts sehina him sung,
A. lswy twilight round h.a closed,
I.iseste these number. sung
"oh, Love Thy sylvan baser
Ill as while i,,e the i.owefj
1hy primrose way leads laaid. ,siel. they
Lave, honor and obey p
sEseap-ss the boy Tsa .aia. sis vain -
And sh',ok ths diamonds from his wings,
'iil bind thee captive II ms tain,
Faisest OF earih.t things -
"oa, Ruthless srcbef so
fresaoa's value knew
i hen heace ana y--te none IA say
Love, honor and OBJ, p
"Srsrd. srros. to thy mark - he cried
Swift as ray OF light 1t few
Love spread his purple riniou' wide,
And faded from hefsle
Jcr filed that maidens eyes
Twin lode stars from the skies -
Aud she did say, one brutal day,
..Lo,,, honor and Obey ~
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I;gss<sa4s.:

sTse<sHAs.: 90,
- R.i..ge1 in The cisrkA Ice Of the Circuit sups
\ ,i & arf 81 Law an1 chanesry nrihe tanhy % am
ber.i on Monday the lst dsv Of Seprneer, 10
Sat.i Penn Brown infant uader tht age Oh
years ,,o sucs BY Hugh Brownher father aad next is
an. In same II IN Rr1wn, trustee under eetiai nre
Of marriage settlement, bearing date the I'm DAY 81 9a
~ 1913, executed ~ sartn Penn, fi-'"'i"s'
agabe,
EdmnnI Penn and Jane his wife, william : Cranin
and Ann r. ID h. wife, the william 3 Crawford IN
h osy and dnnis,retor with the VIII annexed 81
abet on, decd Elijah Fletcher Edwin u Jordan
Jane VILE AMI George b. Payne and 1ahaine MS
wiIe pe"'dS"'''
il CuANcERY.
The defendants william s. Crawford and Ann F. d. lus
WIFE having entered their appearance and given secur-
Il according Tie oil Assembly and the rules OF this
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that thes
inhabitants Of this commonwealth II ordered,
the said eendaB- do appear here on the first Monday
January next and Tie bill Of The plaintiffs, aud
that cory of th. order be forthwith inserted
paper published in the Of snth5arg Tor two months
aeese and posted at the front door ol the courthouse
Of this county
A copy-fes'c,
ROBERT TiSSLEY. c.
Sept. % WIN
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EEyS SlT.E..

BY yifs7 uf dced oftfns executed The subscriber
Rp and Moses H. Pfestun, b. Aapoian Is. laFsn1ti
The I'D d8y Of February 1915. AM duly recorded
The clerks olcr Of the husilHss fr t- cofp1-
ation oi I.,nchbut-, shall Oh tie iih day Of October
next the Bssn the OF Iynclburg, pfoceed Ia
sell by way u pubic auction. 10 the highest bidder Iar
cash. tfee lre.ll baais 10 wit: the "Davy CrOchet "
tls - [ nei7 aai tie .New York. )" together win all
the furniture. 1xfafes an1 utensils helangthg said
buals Aso twelve head Of iJfses. aud twelve sets Of
iielahlboat gar.
Inc TILE tie above pFapouy is believed 10 be good.
bot arn! Trustee. s.ia convey uay such tlIle d
Is vested III BY said deed Of trust.
JOHN WILLS, Trustee.
Sept = wt1O
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A I quarterly court continued and held for the coun
"A y Of llahiaN, al the court house Thereof, on
tne-day The 2jth dly OF August 1915
On liz nintnn ii Dlnir Chandler, legatee in the
estate ii Stephen jones decd II ordered that Hem
~ Pointer, executor ot the last III and testament o
the sal Stephen JONES decd. be summoned 10 appear
mere The aurlh Monday in November next 10 she@
cnu>e II any hr can why his power aud authority rs
Aecuar aforesaid should not be revoked and an admin
.slritar de b8ai' noa with the " I'll annexed appointed
Aud the SAID Henry Pointer. nol being inhablanl o
his renWuae aall. it IA ordered thai copy OF this or
der be inserted IN lie Iynchburg Nlrgnan, for eight
weeks sncrtsflyey and another posed the front dvu
NJ The cour HOUSE u this county
Cupy-Tcete
WILLIAM HOLT, c. H. c.
Sept p wsw
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Of iae size sad appearance about 10 years old, small
star in her rthrad, and several small white spots a
bout her head and neck hind foot white she IS quite
skttlsh for her age having worked in fine order
aud walks aud iruis well. have DOUBT but the negro
woman, viii the aid Of of her connections who are
free, carried otI lhe will give the abnve reward
OF so II they delivered To me or secured 50 that
get them, ,or either or il taken out Of the State
$50. EDWARD MERRIAIAN.
Sep IS wJw
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Sic died IN beauty '-like a rose
Blown fem its parent stem,
She died in bsaat, libe the pearl
Dropped from SOME diadcm,
Sic died in beauty like lay
Alcng a moonln fake
She died IN beauty .-l.ke the song
ufhlras amid the hiAke
She died in beauty like the snow
On lioA cfs dissolved away,
she died ia beauty like a star
lost on the brow af day.
She lives in glory I'LL C nisla, gem.
Set round tie silver moon,
Sac lives in glory = Ike Tie sun
Amid the blue Of June.
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flNllE SUBSCRIBER again offers for sale the
TARTy

on Which he resides in the I'm Mediate vicinity Of the
""no i'Ynchhnr5 For description Of it, reference
can be had 10 the advertisements bpreinctre mada
One nth OF the purchase money viii be required II,
e9hl months, and one other fifth in two wears after the
sale On the remaining portions of the purchase Inn
hey ong credit VIII be giyennr in lien thereof the
subscriber would be willing 10 take in exrhan1e other
improved rear estate. WIN DANIEL. Jr
~'f'' - w4w
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YUaNAuG roe RENT.

Eef virtue o dectcr OF the circuit superior court OF
~ Law aGd ehancery OF Amherst county, pronounced
a TIE August lern 1915. IN the Of Payne Mint
sahcfy lhe undersigned appointed Receiver for the pur
pusr. vii on the ls yo Ooiobrr, 1915. AT Elk Czech
Furnace. Tcni 10 he highest bidder. for year
mtucu1 lhc 81 day at January 1876 the Elk Creek
Furnace. Ihn1 sud apPufte0aaee and fixtures
rfn.. bonds aud apPrlved security will be required
Il toe tan1ni conditioned serving the right Of distress
and recently 0n The first day 81 January Is47
JOHN VIII ElIEAD, Receiver.
Srp.1S @t3tO
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Efsss RHINE.

dTr TIE comfortable BRICK TENEMENT on
~4!t- the hill, at present occurred bv Mr. Thnna.
Nash. Inc House Is large AMI counodious the Gar.
den contains about one OF and-a we'll of GOOD wa,
eF IN The yard aud the necessary out houses This rrop
my Is situated IN fine neghborhoad with command
s9 Hew and combines the advantages both of town and
ouhtfy fossession given lsl November
For terms apply
JNO. WIN. MURRElI,.
Sept. II In
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CEz.gEc q TX'g1,

1bani - or % years old low and well made has wool
IN her head lee or luur inches hug speaks quick and
with mpodeuce when spoken to she has been known to
dress IN mens cluhss and size carried with her va.
ely OF clothing, cannot describe her dress. She has
connections IN iynehbng. free persos by the name of
DAVIS, aud also IN Appoualox, slaves belonging to Rn.
ST lar, and II Is said her father lives In OHIO hooul
The sguIe anne nas takp FINN NV nast,,ra
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JAMES Es. LAWRENCE,
.psksFP..f ssessyis. ..s,gesss, K.sygx,,t<y

"a Ill perform in an Elegant aud sdlfi manner any
w OPERATIONS contacted with Den iAL SLROE~
RY.
lie is permanently heated, and ~ili h.ld himself
up 4usibls for The Durability Of hts work.
S,pt = u3p
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.Nfcn. EsoHfy-.RCE
va Es' .2EsEsEE.gE.

Ma + HAVE Just opened a variety of raSry
LoN A3LG JEWELLERY AMI
L -ARSS5Z n = GIULES among them are snpe
lnnaz bteaSlpIns aud Finger Rings; Gold Nee
bEceetS new aud fashionable STYLE of f.
Rings. ~ VI i
beautiful assortment of Berlin Iron Goods consist
ing 9i bracelets, Necklace, Breastpins and Guard
Chains.
we have also new pattern Silver plated aud Britain,
MA o"ief aud Tea sells; plated Candleslicks, SHUTTERS
and Trays
Oar assortment of Gold and Silver Wa1chess worthy
,"e attention Of al who wish to pnrchase-and at one
halt the Gust of former DAYS
,, we are manufacturing 10 order, Silver Table and
lea SPOONS anxious Ia repair at reduced prices
all and every description Of Watches and Jewelrv
"esuiel aconilnuance OF psironage with assurance
@s every 'luft we are capable of exerng viii be put
forth IN orl-f - Please. WILLIAMS & VICrOR
Dec,
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\ copy-Tesie,
ROBERT TINSLEY, c.
CoanissiosER's OfrIcr. J

tohaissiaEER's DfrfcE,
sept 9th, 1915
Tie parties interested in the fngoipg order Of court
VII lakr uoice, thai have appointed the goth cay oil
Oel0tf next, tn commence the therein men
tsard. on winch DAY, at ten o'cuck in the morning..
hey are requested Ia attend al ny Office Amherst
rnHTlhDasr, with their accpuris, vouchers and copies
count fare's PREPARED far examination and settlement.
H. l., BROWN, Cumm'r.
srpt.lE Win