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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-20
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION

THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.
VOU SHALL BELlEvE-Belief is not oct of
Il the will Sufficient evidence compeis our assent
listen, dear reader md will you that DIR.
Wisars Balsam Of Wild Cherry is by far the hes.
mcdy for diseases Of our climate to be found in this
country IL formed by chemical extracts from vcgc
tables {thc Wild Cherry, Pine, etc. that nature
10 have placed here as powerful antidotes 10 all alice
tons Of the Lungs and Liver that our changing
climate induces After tho skill Of greatest physi
clans was exhausted it has cured Asthma in various
cases II cured lady of an incipicnt Consumption,
whose family had all died of the disease. Refer
TO Isaac Platt Esq, Editor of Poughkeepsie Eagle.
Thomas Cozcns Haddonficd, N j., testified under OATH
that it cured him of internal Abscess violent Cough
raising Of Blood etc. after he deemed hey hope
We could refer 10 plenty Of such instances of its un-
common power. The doubling invited inquire of
individuals and cases that alludc to, publish
statements that will bear the rigid scrutiny.
BE careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
less signed by L. BUTTS. Address all ordcrst TO SETH
w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
For sale by DIR. BERKELEY and A. ID. WREN,
Stanton
August 10, 1916.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS,
ORIGIN OF EVERY DISEASE, AND THE MEANS
OF CURE.

ORIGIN OF EVERY DISEASE, AND THE MEANS
OF CURE.
n the year 1875, lie Roy clearly demonstrated tina,
every disease originated from impure or undgcsted
particles, becoming mixed with the blood and fluids
And also, that to every disease, il only ne
cesary open the natural outlets of the body and al
low them TO remain open, by which means the blood
and other fluids would release themselves from these
undigcsted and impure PARTICLES, and a state health
would be certain to cnsuc
The Royal Institute Of France awarded to him for this
discovery, the Gold Medal of the Institute.
This is historical fact.
All which the Brandrcth Vegetable Universal Pills
profess to do Isl to carry out this principle expo
rcnce has fully established them capable of it, When
therefore, bad state of health exists in the body ali
that has TO DC done TO continue TO it cicctual
ly with them, and the virulcnt the disease the
more powerful must be the dose.
The Brandrcth Pills made entirely of Vegetable
Extracts known by long experience be perfectly IN
nocent and yet OF more power pursativs: clean
ser OF the almcntary canal than any other medicine
Their effect on the system is easy, that it is
markable fact that the dose may be given to an
infant adult, without the possibility of doing any
jury-brt ON the contrary good Therefore, in costivc
either habitua Otherwise and in Bilious Fee
vers and all bilious affections they Of the greatest
pOssiblr benefit
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-20
.Tn@wS1r SALE

RY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me by Ma
ID thaniel ID. Long dated 18th day of March, 1892;
of Augusta WILL for the purposes in said deed
toned, Tuesday the 25h day OF August next, (bc.
the Washington Hotel, in the of Stanton, expose
to sale all the property conveyed by said trust deed and
not heretofore Sold by me, viz d Wagon NTH five
Horses aid their Gears, all said Longs Farming Uten
sls, Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting OF
ten Beds aud Bedding, with French post Bcdstcads;
about thirty Co.'s Sdcboard Bureaus one Cup.
board China Press with all his other Furniture OF
every description. Also, his stock of Cattle, Sheep
and Hogs.
Acting trustee, will convey only such title as il
vested in me by said trust deed, But which believe I'd
be uniuestionablc.
The terms of sale will be All sums oil S. and I'm :
der cash. over that sum credit of three months By
the purchasers giving their bonds with approved secury
The sale TO be continued from day to day until all is
sold. THOMAS j. NICHE, Trustee.
July ., lS46.
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1NfAITS1H SAfhlA,

by virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to Tie sbscfi-
~ Der by William Fishbutn, bearing date en- the 24h
day of March, Si3 and of record in the Clerks Office
of the County Court of Augusta, will proceed to sell
the premises TO the highest bidder for ready money;
on Saturday the Odd day of August next for the pur
poses III said deed mentioned, tract of Land lying on
both sides Of Middle River, containing By estimation
1873 A0l2lAS9
be the less being the tract PURCHASED
of the late David Shans, and adjoining the lands where
said Fishburn at present resides, Dr. John Davidson
and others. This tract Of land is well improved is ih
high state OF cultivation, and well adapted TO the
growth of grain and grass. The title is believed to be
unqucstiopac. but the subscriber will conscy such title
is vested in him by the decd aforesaid.
VIM. b. KAYSER, Trustee!
N R.--Any person wishing to view this property
will please call W. lillian Fishburn, residing it!
July 90, 1916. W. Ii. X.
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10 S II

4 .OST Monday the 9th ult., in Staunton
~ three o n ID S, executed to me by John
Swisher, for Two Hundred and Thirty-th Dol
lars and thirty and third cents each bear
ing interest from the date, and payable yearly. Any
person finding said Bonds, will confer great favor
on me by leaving them with Mr.. David Branaman,
near Staunton. | do hereby forwarn all persons
from trading for said Bonds, as have notified Mr.
Swisher of their loss, and stopped the payment of
them. CHAPMAN WHITE
Automatic Co AurIst g. lSAG-2t
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o BIT VA RY.

FROM THE WINCHESTER vIRaiNIAN
DIED, in Uppervillc I.ondoun county, Va, THOMAS
EDWARD, youngest son of Edward and Emily Cochran
aged years and I months "a child of great promise,
and who failed not endcar himself 10 his parents
little brothers and sisters, by amiabily department
and gcntcncss of disposition.
"Lovcly innocent, adicu
Quickly ended is thy race,
Now thou shalt thy Saviour view,
Caught up TO his soft embrace.
Angels bore thy soul on high,
To the portals of the sky
Thou vert but an early iowr,
Born to bloom but for a day
Like the drop Of midnight hour,
Thou did'st shine to pass away.
Always happy-always blcst,
Would'st thou wish him back from rest?''
DIED, August 3D., aged 63 years, Miss JANE Heron
ii eulogy cannot exceed the TRUTH is in the pre-
sent If liberalty and kindness to the poor-a
temper always placid and serene; if disregard for
her own comfort, and scduous attention to that of
others, would have been shield from DEATH she had
not fallen. But the good and gentle go and while
her friends stand round her clcss remains and wccp
they cannot say they wish she back full is the
hope, that what is their loss is her gain and if life
spent IN such charitcs-f profession adorned hers
has been, can give assurance of happy rest where
shall we so for relief Her last illness brief and
torpor brought by the violence of the disease pre-
vented her convcrsing freely desired yet did she
the strongest confidence in her Redcemer and
entire submission TO his will Thus rejoicing the hearts
OF weeping relatives by giving them assurance that the
Of God that had enabled her for than
forty years to lead humble christian life was still
sufficient for her in the last trying Hiusb0rough
Ohio Ne,cs
DIED, last week, at the residence of his father in
this county Mr. PAUL SEIG Ir, aged about 81 years.
The deceased was worthy and respectable young
man. and was highly esteemed by all who acquaint
ed with him.
DIED, on Thursday last, Mr.. JACOB YoUNo, a re.
spectacle citizen of this county. aged about 40 years
DIED, on Monday the 10th inst, MICHAEL infan,
son Of Mr. Thomas Orchard of this town, aged about
months.
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ENIaWS9HlAlS9S SAlhlSo


RY virtue OF Deed of Trust executed to me by
- George Marshal, bearing date the It'll day of De-
ccmbcr lS4l and also another deed of date
from the same and Margaret his wife, for the same
purpose both Of which deeds of record in the Coun
~ Court Office oil Augusta. and also at the request
said Marshall shall proceed TO sell for cash, the
highest bidder on the premises Saturday the 22nd
OF August next, the following property, viz
certain Tract Parcel of Land on which said Mar
shall now resides lying in the county of Augusta and
adjoining the lands of William Gilkcson, William Mar
shall, and Others containing TWO HUNDRED AND
TWO ACRES, more or less.
.hc title is believed to be good but acting as Trs-
tee shall convey such only is vested in by the
deeds of trust aforesaid.
July %, 1876
N. BY consent of the creditors the terms of sale
are so changed that the land be sold on time,
say third the first of October next and the ba
lance in and two equal annual payments, the pur-
chaser giving bond and security usual in such cases.
About half of the above of land is cleared and
under toerablc fence. The improvements are a good
Log Dwelling House and Kitchen and Spring House,
good Log Barn, shielded around two sides, with seven
every field but one, with young and thriving apple
orchard and young orchard OF about lao peach trees
set opt within the last year, of choice fruit At this
time there about forty well set in clover
Possession will be given the LIST October next, with
the immediate privilege of putting in crop.
July 30, 1916.
0It is the wish Of Mr. MARSHALL that all his cred
tors should attend the sale.
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NJ A r RI ED.

On the 2nd of July, JAMES A. PoAGE, ESQ., former
ly of this place. TO Miss ELIzABET ANDERSON, of Bias
trop Texas.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Peter Sh,ckeI, Mr.
JcnN SwirzER, to Miss FRANCES HALE, all Of this
county.
BY the same, en- Sabbath evening the 9th inst at
Spring HILL in Mount Homer Church, in the presence
OF an unusually large congregation, Mr. WILLIAM
PLEcKER, TO Miss MARGARET ADKINS, all of this coun
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-20

TO Richard Perkins, Udiiam Hopkins, John
Hopkins, .4ierander and Elisabeth Hopkins and
benjamin VI. Perkins
'U,AKE NOTICE, That 1 shall on the Dist day
~ Of August, 1916, dit the School-house of John
T. irving. in Fluvanna county, Va, proceed to take
the dispositions Of John u. Irving and others, TO be
read as evidence in a suit now pending in Chancery
in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Fluvanna county, wbetein | AM plaintiff
and Richard Perkins, William Hopkins, and others
are defendants. The said depositions will be taken
between the hours of 6 O'Clock in the morning and
O'Clock IN the evening. and will be continued from
day to day till all are taken. Respectfully. &c
JAMES STRAT'TON.
Aup;tst 10, 1916.
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PIANO-FORTES..

WE beg TO invite the attention of those in want of
w superior PLANO FORTE, at moderate price,
to examine those manufactured by the celebrated ma
nufacturcr Ill. WORCESTER Of New York, for the sale
oil which we are the exclusive agents for this city -
For durddy sreetness Of fone decdcy Of touch, aud
elegant workmanship, they stand unrivacd.
We are authorized to offer them a great reduction
from prices that Pianos have usually brought in this
markets and pledge ourselves in all cases 10 refund
the money should the instrument prove guarran
tccd and warranted.
They in Mahogany and Rosewood cases from sir
to screen octdces-a supply of which have always
hand
Pianos sold to the country put in perfect order
and carefully packed in their original cases (withou
chargc) under the supervision of our tuner.
DRlNKER s. MORRIS,
Richmond, Va,
Dealers in Books, Stationery and Piano Forcs
Richmond August 20, lS46.-5t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-20
LAND For SALE

THE subscriber offers for sale about One Hundred aid
Fifty Acres OF Land fifty of which DIRE cleared, the
balance in timber This land lies about three miles
West of Stanton and adjoining the lands of VIM. En-
gleman, George Paris and Cheslet Kinney. On this
land is aneyct falling SPRING though small, and
mother part Of the lard more suitable for building il il
confidently believed well of be obtained oil
fifteen or twenty feet digging. The exposure of the
land chiefly South and East and is susceptible of be-
ing made pleasant place For terms, apply to the sb-
scriber near the land. HENRY HARTMAN.
Apr 30. 1916;
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Education Notice.

ASssSR4.SH> The Education Committee for Augusta
gSyEy County, will hold meeting at the
Court House on Monday next, (the first day of the
August Court,) at which time addresses are expect
ed FROM CHARLES II. LEWIS, ESD, and the Rev.
ID. NJ SMITH. WIN. III. HARTMAN Scc'ry
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n OTICE.

'FNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned in the Blacksmith business, was on
the LIST of July, dissolved by mutual CONSENT
Those indebted will pay S. F.. CLARKE, who alone
is authorized TO collect and receive the same-and
those having claims will present them TO him for
payment, he having bought out the entire concern
Of tools, materials, finished work, Sc &c
S. T.. CLARKE,
ABRAHAM BEAVER
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

HsSsssSso The LEXINGTON PREsnYrERY wi
ekSGy hold its next stated meeting at Rock
Spring Church, on Friday August 2lst, at IL o
clock, A. NJ. j. A. VAN LEAR, S. G.
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TO THE DIILLERS OF VIRGINIA.

UNDERSTANDING that BENJAMIN Strickcr Of She
- nandoah county is manufacturing Smut Machine
in imitation Of our Youug's patent, and selling them
under various devices the hIcrS Of the Valley,
hereby give notice that will hold the Of such
Machine responsible, determined 90 defend
rights by virtue Of the law. We arc the agents
for the State of Virginia and trust this notice will not
he disrcgarded. WILSON s. FUNK.
Winchester, Angus, 20, 1Sl6.-2m@
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BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs /!

gJTtUNU IJT0VWTtEN TITES TWN ODIUlfteN Uic
.folio,cing places:
William X lc, Staunton; w w. King, Wayncsbo-
rough; William H. Bell Churchville; p. A. Hcskcll,
Lcbanon White sulphur Springs j. r. CyrcIe Par
nassus; II. Messersmith, Mt. Scion Tyre Maupin,
Mt. Sidney; James NJ. Stout, New Hope; ID. & w.
Whiinofc, Mt Meridian; ID. +. Graham, Grccnvillc {;
JAS. $. Guy, Dccrlicd; AcGuHin, s. Co., Midway !;
Col. w H. Allen, Green Valley, Bath Co. {: John l..
Dickinson, Marlborough Springs; Crawford, & Go.
Warm Springs, and Henry Miller, Cedar Creek.
August IL, 1916.
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The Union complains that it has been made TO
"bleed freely" by the reduction in the prices Of
public printing. The Alexandria Gazette replies
that bleeding rs an admirable remedy for plcMoroi
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u S II lga A z o

u y u Is y 10
STRAYifD from the Farm Of Fidnklh CoiIier,
~ near the widow Peck's Mill, on Monday the
3rd of August. 1876, a STRAWBERRY ROAM
HORSE-paces little IL taken up, and word
sent TO ME at New HOPE; will PITY ali reasonable
charges. DAVID S. DIXSON.
Augusta county August IS, I8d6-3w.
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GIWINIOINo

NOlNlOlMo
's'IIE Stockholders of the Virginia Female Insti-
u tute are respectfully but most earnestly re
qucsted to delay no longer in the payment Of the
instaIments due upon their stock. MI are aware
that the buildings Under contrac. and that tie
contractors are fulfilling their part of it with great
energy. The Board of Trustees arc therefore com
PEELED to have money TO fulfil theirs.
J. b. BRECKINHiDGE,
Treasurer Virginia Female Institute
August IL. 1886
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Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL.
by PIKE POWERS.

VHNlIE exercises of this School will be resumed ON
u the 18th of this month, and terminate the 18th
of June following Terms for tuition, as heretofore
Saunton, August q, 1916
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TRUSTEES SALE,

RY virtue OF a Deed of Trust executed by Da-
~ vld f. Lowman to me as Trustee. bearing
date the lth day of March, 1874, will proceed
to sell, for ready money, the premises, on Satur
day the 9th day Of September next, the interest of
the said David f. Lowman, (his interest being the
one-siXth parD in tract parcel of Land living
about one mile South of Middlcbrook. and contain
ing about ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT A.
CRF,S, more or less.
Also, the following personal property g Horses,
! set of Harness for SIX horses, Wagon, 2 Nc
CormicE's Flows, 2 Shovel Plows, | Harrow
pair of Stretches Fifth Chain, head of Cattle.
10 Hogs, 6 head Of Sheep, 3 Feather Beds. Bed
steads and Furniture, mans Saddle and Bride,
Side Saddle, Bureau, set of Windsor Chairs.
together with all other property belonging TO the
said Lowman at this date. Selling as Trustee, !
shall convey to the purchaser such title only as is
vested in me by the said deed.
ID. b. HOGSHEAD, Trustee
August Is, lS46-Prs. fee $3.50
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SAMUEL T.. CLARKE,

WOULD respectfully inform the customers Of
w the late firm of CLARKE & BEAVER, that he
still continues to carry on the above business, and
hopes by strict attention, and having his work done
In the best manner TO continue to merit the patron
age of liberal public. s. f.. CLARKE
Staunton, August 20, 1916.
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VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks office
Of the Circuit Superior Court, of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County, August 3rd 1876
William w. King--Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John Observation-Disclosures
IN CIIANCERY.
The Defendant, not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to the act of As
sembIy, and the Rules OF this Court. and it ap-
pearng by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
inhabant of this Commonwealth: II il ordered
that he do appear here on the LIST Monday in Octo-
Der next and answer the bill of the Plaintiff, and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in Staunton for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door of
the Courth house Of Augusta County.
a copy-Teste,
n. G. KINNEY. c. G.
August 6, 1876.
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TO PHYSICIANS.

fXNE subscriber has Just received lot Of very sGpc
Il rior IMPROVED TRUSSBS such as are recon-
mcndcd by the Faculty Physicians and all who are az
hcted with Rupture arc invited TO call and examine for
themselves T.. BERKELEY.
July Is, 1916.
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One Mundired and Four Acres.

it being the same land on which said I.owman now
resides, said Lowman's interest being one sixth
part thereof. Also, Bay Horse. six years old,
Bay Horse years old, 2 Gray Mares, one seven
and the other thirteen years old Black Horse six
years old, Dark Grey Mare nine years old, and
seven head of Cattle, Road Wagon and Gear, for
six horses, and all his Farming Utensils.
The title is believed to be good, but acting as
Trustee, shall convey only such title as is vested
In me by said trust deed.
DAVID G. GILKESON, Trustee
August ID, lS46.-Prs fee $3.50
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TRUSTEES SALE.

RY virtue OF Deed of Trust executed to the
- subscriber by David f. Lowman, dated the
3lst Of january 1914 and of record in the Clerks
Office OF the County of Augusta, shall for the
purposes In said deed mentioned, expose at public
sale for cash, on the premises Saturday the 9Th
September next, the following property, to wit
The undivided interest of the said Lawman in and
TO certain Tract of Land on the waters of Middle
Riyer to
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81 O N Z O d O

81 o II 7 % 80
A Ii those indebted to the estate of John Switzer
N decd, hereby notified TO forward on or
before the LIST September and settle the samcno
longer indulgence be given the money is very
much needed. Those also having claims against said
estate requested TO present them properly autcn
ticatcd for settlement.
ABRAHAM swITzER, rv,o-.
JOHN SWITZER, ( TN ors'
August 20, 1Sf6.-3w.
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CALLAGHAN'S TAVERN,
.ALLEGfIANY COUNTY, VA,
IYOI2 SAil1@o

ON Friday the 2Sth of August, VIC will offer a; pub
" lie auction, the premises Callaghans Tavern in
Allegheny county, Virginia, with about
1000 AOI2l@S
of Land attached This property has been advertised
in many Eastern papers, and generally and aJ
tagcousy known that is deemed unnecessary to say
more in this notice. Terms, 1000 in hand, and the
rest in easy instruments, bearing interest Possession
will be given the LIST OF April, IS47 IL not sold il
will be for rent for a term of years.
URiEL TERRILL,
August 20, 1Si6.-tds. JOHN YATES
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yyoos utsd ytSofien Rolls.

lust received and FOR sale BY
- a. S. KINNEY.
Staunton, Augsst 6; iS46
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Jy'HREAb LAcEs and Edgings, just received and lot
i sale. A. S. KINNEY,
April %. 1916.
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First ReCcSrcsf;

ERESH ORANGES, LEMONS. CiiEESF,
IL and SODA CRACKERS. For sale by
NJ. CUSHING.
: August ~, 1876
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EuSS EeeceiUed,

A LOT OF Extra Superior CHEWING TOBACCO
"A at all prices and warranted TO suit all tastes.
Stanton, August 10, isie.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-07

water if he could, i'there were no snow il
would be necessary 10 have water. He would
recommend suit troughs under the shed, and
put in little often, or brine the hay when the
weather was mild. .r iH aIpu. ..I H
Mr. Wright keeps no more than hundred
sheep in flock; smaller the flock the better;
can keep two hundred in flock. 10 r.
Mr. Fields, Of Westhaven had frequently
seen sheep kept at stacks in the open field
witout water, and look better than those that
were sheltered and had plenty of watoT did
not agree with Mr. Wright in regard TO the
ends of the wool being Acknowledgements it
caused by the keeping,more than being with
out shelter; thought it might take more fodder
if they ran out than if sheltered; sheep dis
like the stencil of the yard in wet weather and
go into fresh air; in cold dry weather, no trou-
bic. h.IITUT-. -Hs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-11-07
By A, G. Chadwick,

TERMS OFTHE CALIFORNIAN - 80
If paid within the year; $500 if delayed be- De;
yond that time. No paper discontinued III
al arrearages are paid except at the option Of
tho publisher, ...r... ,l.--L.
advertisements inserted at the usual prices.
Transient advertisements TO be paid in advance.