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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-21
E0LiAN PIANO FORTE!

ID III. TAYLOR, $50 Main street,
IT, opposite the Bank. Agent in III. ~ Of
received sch Courier superb Rosewood r,,no Fo ,n
70 eransPasni RlAn Attachment which he VIII ,.n Al mann
faetnrers pre-. ~ " "'
Among the Pcoenrs Music in Europe who
nave - P'-sd Their admiration o. NJ Colsuans
nouecii 'h- Mus Revew:-
me eminent y aois 1HsLstEs, al - Ps.rbu-sh
hfs sefbs twelve Concerts thee hav. pas. ana
the rec' pts pounds ,,,.n
70 haIherg q dine At III Palace with The Emperor
Tie writes to ar Cob as 10 ows.
A., lOSDoS 18th JaAv Isl5
nv Dear Firth enclosing letter my IRE nd Mr. Hr,rs
canho' ea rom ssan you much va
Nh your h9lan Attachment which consider a great
utmost tn make your invention Known. '
BtAese inc, ny dear SIR, yours truly
mn u THAIBERG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-21

NEW SlLk HOUSE.
y. YIELD s. co,
No ], HdRsrtr Street, 6ai.,ooy, ld
Importers aud IO5bers OF StapIs aE.I ,.,r.,.
SILK GOODS,
ESPEClFUL inform the Merchant, Of
NHs'oa N'fth sbd sosh Csroinl that tsy have ,.,.b
wee IN The CiJ o. Rsinors or tbs Purpc.s OF eo.
1ue hose husnes7 staple sni Fancy ak. and a.
-, - $50 w ~ anion Plulu arb our sto.k tun.,,tn Il,
lal OF ."vF'rs.yo a-siiiHfnt ~
100 ati Faney Sisa OF TIE a,es. si,i.. f,f I.ss..
.t'Y N'icy o' Hls and blue BR sIks al st4tb,
- o ani Fancy cold Florence ard Narcetr..
Ht WI q AMI Cord sauss Of aIi Qualities
stfT.'t tie most approved ulSrz varrts .sths
Mout1inf ant stu red larisious "Eu rob-,r
fthch Gnrham M4sias
bn'z tine sni ssfee,s
harGaisos AMI FuI'arcas bcaaf uI sl.I.
U"ofe and Pnni-d Aoss,ins Della ne .Lugins.-
Shiwi- great vareiy come ver rrb
Fancy H.ss Gloves Hosiery Of an vlnst,e.
rfwtr shss III cob - md pfees
Hk hue b, Cord and White Crrss
Hst 'fa?e7 an numtsrs
h1''hs-Hs anl Ccd TAFT tashc richest ,.so,.b Of fan
e. Zap atd h1nbei Ribbons every ODER IN TN. ,.rk.t
Laos FiFrssa-J tnasruus a.
l0bbHg H.usc. 10y '-''' u" s''
Tvs goods vii b sal very si,u advance Al. A.
lfm 81 "H'y ae ev 90 bog cotnr,insd OF \, ~. ,,s,
our H'inAs t"i's such that abe O., ccnB. - ,t ~
NH 1n-dtm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-21

FRESH DRT GOODS.
SER schr. Courier. we are this morning re-.
- csvins
iOt sol ~ biesched shsetrts
. ani Linen Diapers
-. g sni - TicknFs
Rich style Prints
Ia's and white and histf and publ. Prnt.
fain and plaid rsnnsy saa lean.
Nos DcmJms Cottonadss
Neniean tfufss
View aye Summer Twssds
Funcy Casruiafra
snsh Aiaei Wool Baes Cass4msy-s
blalk bosssn "a
sl'ek ttlhtn sewing siH aadTNht
Pear nu..oas
Cutton Hoe ~ haN Hoe
Sold Pearl Piua
Wehb ssFpendrrs ss
To which We q. pss AM inyt,. a. -, -,
WI - KENT. KENDALL kTra
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-21
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS

k \ lots TO suit purchasers, for export or country
trade -Shee'uss, shitings oznaburs. DnrIs. Ticking
Shifting Stripes &c
A COTTON YARNS. twist and filing from No, IN 90 q,
superior qualify for Manufacturers the best Ms in Parsoo
New Jenry.
Georgia, South Carolina North Caroina y,rsr. p,l,, and
New jersey Yarns Nos 2 for country Trade con
stantly o hand 10y '
Also Caprt war.s Wick Bans Seine and wrappns ,,i,-
and waiding. ''s '
9 Liberal advances eonngnmens Of good STYLES Of the
ABOVE enuinefatei articles. I'D - STRBRINs
&c ION ~ Nassau street New york
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-21
INFIRMARY or THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL C0LLEGE.

FENnls Institution, founded 1885, sueees oppera
IL zion In the College Rhee. Spacious and well
wares for the different classes Of patients There
also the accommodation of special
An requiring medical surgical aid the
and hoe aborng under contagious diseases viii be admitted
insti
The charges for board medical ATTENDANCE surgical
nursng medicines and service modeiei
being only four dollars week for eolorsd patients Eve dol
lars for white.
The Medical wards charge
OF the College prescribed aud
Surgeon their wards daily and difficulty
the whole College Faculty called
tional charge To the patient
The lndrna eomaend Itself especially persons
who may be disposed leave their homes for
Medical Surgical AID We respectfully
the subject To make inquiry, and will hnl that
be consulted patrorizIng the but
remedial aid be
Many Of the most difficult operations tnown
performed the nhnay and the which
them gives confidence presenting Institution pabe
tiee and asking inquiry into It's merits e NAUPlN.
deao President II NJ G.. Inf, mau
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-21
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MITSIC.

SIGNOU GE0uGE takes pleasure in informing the sti
~ zens Of Richmond AMI vicinity himself in
ihs city and prepared give Lessons posaI Ius
-a Music sgnnr George give tie Piano Forte
SuiA Ci..i'nette Flute COgnopean Buge French Horn
&C &c Hs Dai iHstrHsgHs such CANNOT
iah TO give hpups thorough knowledge shat
Casses may be formed al his residence Rank
Ladies who prefer H. viii be heir RESIDENCES Gen
tefnen whodesre IN form nofur among themselves can
DO 30 and ee"Vc instru tons all kinds Of
the most moderate teIB The eass be Evening one
Any communication len at the residence Sgnor George NJ
w. Teyors Music store Nash woodhouse; or J. w Randolph
a o.s Boot store. VIII be pronrty aenicd ?. 2a-Gm
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pT No advertisement To be considered by tie month year.
unless specified the Manuscript previously agreed
tween the parties
DO An advertisement marked the copy fo specified
number Of will pay
ment enacted accordingly
W Regular Advertisements.-Toa avoid any msun-
desandng the Of Annual Advertisers
STATE stra that their privileges only extend their Immediate
busne Real Estate Legal and all other
them TO be an additional charge and variation.
p Real Estate and Gsneal Agents Advertisements
be charged subject
such diEcounts shall be agreed upon.
p AuetoDecrs, bookseller aud yearly advertisers generally
engaging with puvege change
their yearly than
agreed ndng rule under
exceeding such to lie charged the usual
ApvERTskSEsTs inserted In the Semiwseky Wing rs
per OF IS lines so
per square for zach Continuance.
July lel5.
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isitbmo,,a Dailp fObis.
Il T. II M 8

TER MS.
The Whg political the Poto
New Orleans: and daily weekly and
weekly editions printed Cylinder Press propelled by
Tn. eireuaoa Throughout
enjoyed this papetwheh will be greatly during
the om the daily aeeesions making-givss
rvailed Importance Advertising medium.
Arrangements progress securing some
Of regularity European and Home
pIovcmen,s will continue be made
OF the The Wing has heretofore steadily advanced
sngc effort part propr,e,o
DuruS the Of the Legislature the proceeding
will be attended to with sreateare.
GALLAHER, ELLIOTT h co.
DAiLr Paper in tie city, 81 when mailed, so
sk single copy SIS for eve copies $40. wkKELY
gle "a Ave for 81 copies for Sl5aways
advance Reniances may ua*c Psslss.
In all where ev4euoe saken Of the depo. Of
thu Poa Ofce containing money.
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HKUEN " 90, Manufacturers Of Maleable
- IRON Casings nearle Rail Depot foot OF Market 4
New ~ " }, manufactures Minds 81 Harness. ,are st,vc
ana hocmney IaonthFau Curriers' Knives az decnp-
uonoi haNebe Cute Colrs srua o rail road carr and
ever Mind and character NJ Maieaba Caars anuf,u,.5 An
hnf' " hsCouniy We invite CarsFe Harness and saddle
" menuheisfes Hardware Merchants iera ani al per
son who use such ausss south AMI south west 10 ma.
No visit where they b. N pifcase NJ -vv ~ M
Newark N } sept. Is 1876. ,v
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-19
STATE OF VERMONT,

JOlDtFiCL OF SdleuoutuS 30.
At Probate Court, held at Danville, within
aad for said District, on the 9TH day of Sep
TENDER, A. ID. 1916, Present, the Hon.
CHAs. DAVIS, Judge.
A N Instrument, purporting to DO the last
IN will and testament of Rarker Hooker, late
ofPeacham, in said district, dece hay
ing been presented to. the court here by Or,
man p. Hooker, the executor therein named
for probate; it ~ ordered by said court, that
all persons concerned therein, be notified to
appear a at a session of said court, to be held
at the Probate Office in Danvlle, on the LIST
day Of October, A. D. 1876, and show cause,
if any they may have, against the probate
of said will, for which purpose it is further
ordered, that a copy of the record of this or
der be published three weeks successfully,
in the Caledohian, printed at st. Johnsbury,
as soon as may be.
A true copy of record, Attest,
476w3 NORMAN DAVIS, Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-19
THE WAY THEY CHEAT.

The Baltimore Patriot thus exposes a new
fraud that is to be palmed off upon the pub
c,-and this, under the potent name of the
Secretary of the Treasury.
The Two TARIFFS. The Washington
Union is engaged in publishing what it calls
a comparative statement of the duties lev
led under the Tariff oflS42 and the tariff of
1916. More than ten columns of that paper
are filled with this statement, which is signed
by Mr. Il. j. Walker, rs Secretary ofthe Trea-
sury, thus giving it his official sanction We
have looked over this statement, and must
express, not only establishment, but-our deep
regret, that Mr. Walker should have loaned
himself to such fraudulent attempt to mis-
lead and to deceive the people, as is manifest
ly made in the statement to which he has Civ
ell his sanction. We would not undertake to
say, that Mr. Walker was aware that his COM
partlVe statement was untrue, in relation TO al
most every article in the manufacture ofwhich
the home laborer was intended to he protect
ed, but ifhe was ignorant of this fact, he has
given to the public most conclusive evil
dencc OF his untitness for the station which
ne hoids--so that he is in the horns of the
uliemma, IN which his choice is between adj
mltIhg his ignorance or pleading guilty of an
a'ten,pt to deceive. Let any man at all ac-
qua!t''ed with the cost in foreign countries of
similar articles manufactured in this, and on
Wnich specific duty was laid by the tariff of
io42, look at what Mr. Polk has set down as
me adValorem duty ofsuch articles under that
tafift' and he will see, at glance, the decep-
ton attempted. For instance, he will find
ARTICLES OF "men's boots & bootees," on which
under the tariff of 1S42, duty of S1,25 per
pair was charged, set down as being subject
10 duty of only3l 1-2 per cent, as if such
boots and bootees cost 81, l6 l-3 per pair in
germany, whence the principal importation
OF them come, before the act of IS42 The
; trIth rs they do not cost in Germany one
nan that sum, and that instead of 1925 per
par, being only duty 81 1-2 per cent adya.
ioren, IL is nearer one hundred per cent
ne same misrepresentation is made in the
statement in regard to the nd vaIorem duty
imposed by the tariff ofI842 on shoes and
pumps of all kinds; and us far as we can de-
eide, from casual examination oft. on all
articles charged with specific duty under
The act of 1912.
Yet the attempt to deceive by this conpar-
lson ofthe two tariffs is too bold to be success
fu' with any one; and Mr. Walker ought to
De ashamed that his name has been given TO
H. 1t is the most barefaced attempt to de-
ceive that we remember to have ever been
made, by even Locofocos. its fi,lsehoods,
however, will be exposed and the consequent
ces of them visited upon the head of Mr.
walker unless he should be able TO clear
himself from the responsibility of having
"u'cuoned 1t Understandings, We are curl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-19
MSE ALEs ~

In Ryegate, Sept &, Caroline Cordeiia,
daughter of Harvey and Lucinda Abbott, aged
years and months.
In Danville, Sept. IL, of an affection of the
lungs, Lucy T., daughter of Mr. William and
Mrs. Nancy Ann Eaton, aged II weeks and
days.
In Bradford, Sept ., Samuel Brooks, son Of
Asa and Lucinda Low, aged Is months.
In East Lyman, N. H.. Aug. 1, Miss Lou-
sa NJ. Walker, youngest daughter of Moses
NJ. Walker, Esq. aged 81 years.
In Burlington, Sept 4, of consumption, Hon,
George A. Allen, aged 10. Mr. A. had been
Sheriff of Chittenden County for 6years, and
at the time of his deceaso was Judge of the
County Court.
In this city, june 81, pulmonary consump-
ton, Mr. James l.. Duncan, of Barnet, VI ag-
ed about "a years
MIR Duncan spent The past winter in New
Orleans, hoping to benefit, if not restore his
declining health. He reached this city in very
feeble health. He received, although stran l.
ger, every attention from those who gave evil
dence that they bestowed their services with
pleasure, and not merely as performance of
duty. Although there was little or no hope
of substantial benefit from the physicians, yet
he received the kindest attention from med
ical gentleman of great professional skill in
this city. His funeralwas attended by persons
Of high standing. His earthly remains were
deposited in the Presbyterian burying grounds.
OF Mr. Duncan we speak one of brief ac-
quaintance, and of his history can know COM
parntively nothing. In view of death he was
caim-even longcd to depart-professed to
have an interest in the Lord JESUS Christ
upon whom alone, asa Divine Redeemer, HI
dior salvation. While we are decidedly
opposed to the panegyrics bestowed npon
death-bed scenes, yet for the satisfaction OF alb
sent and deeply afflicted friends, we would
most distinctly say, we seldom have had better
evidence of preparation for the great change
that awaits the soul at the hour of death. CSt.
Louis Religious Herald.
In Bath, N. II. Aug. %, Mrs; Carleton, wife
of Ebenezer Carleton, Esq. aged 72years
In Belvidere, Boone Co. III. Aug. 25, at the
residence of Joel Walker, Esq. Mrs. Eunice
Walker ,rclict ofthc late joel Walker,of Peach.
am, VII
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-19
Effects of the Repeal ofthe
Tariff. ......

Mr. CHADwIcK:-A gentleman from this
County, now in Pennsylvania, writes as fol-
lows
"Failures ansl stoppages are the order Of
the day. Many ofthe operators in the coal
region are giving up--others reducing wages
-hunds turning out, &c. &c. The business
on the Reading Rail Road fell ff'about 900
tons last month in coal alone, and is still fall
ing In July the number of Vessels in port
Iading with coal averaged about 100 all the
time-now the average is from II to 90
These are some of the beauties resulting
from Loco Foco Legislation"
So much for Pennsylvania, now for Ver-
mont. The first of June / was in Boston and
called on the wooI-dealers TO dispose of my
wool. was told that they had been paying
from % TO 30 cents for wool like my samples,
and ifthe Tariff was not repealed, they
should continue TO pay that price, and per-
haps more; but lift was repealed they could
not pay SO much, but on the whole preferred
not to purchase until that question was settled
In August again called on them, and they
told me that they could not pay over twenty
two or twenty-three cents for my wool. Here
is the operation of the British Tariff:-25 per
cent offthe price ofwool taken from the farm
ers of Vermont and put into the pockets of
the English. Now have one plain question
to ask of our Loco Foco fellow citizens. How
much have they gained for themselves, or for
their country by thus playing into the hands
of the British? Where is their Democracy,
when they are willing to adopt laws for the
special benefit ola foreign monarchy, which
will bring down the price oflabor and pro-
duce in our own country. J.P.F.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-19
STATE OF VERMONT,

a..l .n ~,3 District of Caledonia, 80.
Alta Probate Court held az Danviile, with,n
and for said district, on the 5th day Of Sep
temher A. d. IS46-Presept the Hon, Chs.
Davis, Judge. ,.I....4+.r ...
A " Instrument purpofting to be the las.
N will and Testament of Abner Coe, late of
Burke, in said District, deceased, icing pre-.
nted to the court here by Oliver Coe, the
executor therein named for probate il is ora
dered by said court, that all persons concerns
ed, therein, be notified TO appear at "a session
of said court, TO be held at the Probate Office
in Danville, on the LIST day of Qctober,A "A. ID /
1916, and shew cause elf any they may have,
against the Probate of said will, for which
purpose it is further ordered, that a copy OF
the record of this order be published three
weeks successively, in the Caledonian, printed
at ST. Johnsbury, as soon az may be. =,
A true copy of record Attest
476w3 NORMAN DAVIS, Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-19
BORfS EASILY RE.nOVED - IFI.NER' S
CANADIAN VERNIFUGE!


HUNDREDS of children die every year
4 Il fl ON the diseases produced by Worms
They are the cause of numerous and fruitful
diseases Indeed there is scarcely complaint
common to infancy and childhood which may
not be produced or greatly aggravated by the
presence of these destructive animals in the
stomach and bowels. Cases recorded of
their producing St Vituss Dance, Locked
Jaw, Dropsy Sqninting, loss of feeling in the
limbs, Ricketts,, palptation ofthe Heart, Erup-
tons, dry Cough, severe Pains, Paleness, h
maCiation, total decline of strength, and con-
sumption. WiRer'S Canadian pernyWge is
pleasant, safe, speedy and permanent cure for
this dangerous affection. 1t has been faithful
ly tried and is universally approved Of even
by Physicians 1t destroys the worms at once,
dissolves and carries off the slime which forms
the nest of worms, and greatly improves and
invigorates the system. 1t is the most perfect
thing of the kind ever invented, and no family
should be without it.
p. S. Parents may he assfred that this med
icine is perfectly harmless in all ITS effects. 1t
is carefully compounded, of the very best ma
terials, and there is not the least danger IN MS
ing IT, Price only % cents per bottle.
J. S. Houghton, 100 Washington st. Boston,
General Agent for the n E. States.
.1gents--H. JohpStnry, J. c. Bingham Ign
don, Fuller 4. Co.; Bloomington, +. d, .herrW
Wells Riger, r. Shedd; Crqftsbary ". 1. Hast
ings; Derby Line, I. e. Butler; and deaicrS in
medicine generally IN W England. 477U
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-19
STATE OF VERMONT,

DIStTlCl III SHltUoNlti, So
Al Il Probate Court held at Danville, in said
District, on the 18th day of September, A..
ID. 1916.
ENTHEREAS application in writing has
w been made TO this Court, by Thomas
Mckown of Barnet, in said District, setting
forth that Henry McKown, late of Burnett, de-
ceased was ia his lie time, and at the time
Of his decease, on the 18th day of May, A.
ID. 1915, seized and possessed OF the following
land IN said Barnet, which he held in trust,for
the said Thomas Mckown, which land is
described as follows, to wit,
A parcel of land containing one hundred
and sixteen acres, more or less, and all That
tract or parcel of land known by the name of
the Chick farm, and being the westerly half
of one, one hundred acre lot No. l3, as deed
ed ny Enos Stevens, Esq. Ia Nathaniel Chick.
and also the after division lot, number 81, and
being the same land which was decided to Ma
thaniei Chick by Ben. Porter, both parcels
being the same land decided by Elijah NJ. Da-
Wis to the said Henry McKown on the 10Th
day of June, A. ID. 1880.
Whereupon the said Thomas McKown
prays the Court here, TO grant license to
Robert McKown of said Barnet, the Admin
istrator of the Estate Of said Henry MckOwn
to deed said land, 10 your petitioner, and
make such order and decree in the premises
as to justice and equity appertans. 1t is
thereupon ordered by the Court aforesaid that
all persons interested in said matter be noti-
fed to appear before sand Court, at session
thereof to he holden at the Probate Office in
Danvie on The 9Th day of October 1916, to
shew cause, if any they may have, why the
liberty and authority requested in tho forsgo-
ing application should not he granted, and
that for thai purpose, the substance of said
application, together with this order, be pub
Iished in the Caledonian, printed nj ST. Johns
bury, in said District, three weeks successive
W, as soon "a may be.
Attest, NORMAN DAVIS,
477w3 Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-19
Maine Eleotion.

This election was held last Monday and the
Eeturns received are ofthe most fattering
misunderstanding the progress of good
principles. We do not expect the regenera-
ton ofthe State this year, but only good be-
ginning. The following are the returns we
have received
FOR GOVERNOR.
York County.
1876 lS45
wing. loco others. whig loco. others.
Is towns 1855 1893 473 1885 2I95 1874
Cumberland County
10 towns 3117 1868 1140 2739 370l 800
Lincoln County
towns 924 500 140 s16 404 1873
Kennebec County
Clowns 1908 SOS 1877 796 $40 l5s
Majority against the locos in the above
towns .'. ....-..-.... .... ,...r... 2143
Majority against the ocos last year 732
Locofoco nett loss AL
Increase ofWhig vote 979
" ofLoco 50
No election ofmember of Congress in the
Cumberland District The loco candidate,
Clapp, falls short of a majority in 20 towns
heard from 96S votes
Representatives 10 State Legisature-in
the towns heard from--S wings, 5 locos, IL
vacancies.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-19

EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER. The New
York State convention has decided by a vote
of60 to IL, that any male citizen, of whatever
color, of good moral character, and requisite
qualifications oflearning and ability, shall he
admitted to practice in all the courts in this
state. Possibly one of the conditions, says
the Albany Argus, if literally construed, may
narrow, rather than enlarge, the circle of
practitioners, or at least exclude some that are
now in the possession of a diploma.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-09-19
THE CALEDONIA ASSOCIATION,

THE CALEDONIA ASSOCIATION,
OF Congregational Ministers will meet at the
house of the scribe in Centre Village 81; Johns
bury, on the eve of Monday the 25th inst. at Z
o'clock. JAMES P. STONE, Scribe.
THE CALEDONIA co. CONFERENCE,
Of Cong. Churches will hold its 18th semi-an.
nual meeting at St. Johnsbury Centre, exer.
cises to commence on Wednesday the 30th
inst. at half past 10 clock, A. NJ.
The secretaries for the various benevolent
objects follows:
For Foreign Missions, Rev, WIN. w. Thayer
Home Missions, Rev. r. G. Hand.
Seaman's Cause, Rev. L. Smith.
Tract Cause, Rev. J. Clark.
Temperance, Rev, ID. Merrill.
Education, Rev. J. p. Stone.
Ant-Slavery, Rev J Underwood
The Communion Sermon will be expected
from Bro. Underwood, Bro. Merrill his sub
stitute.
Pastors, or the Delegates are requested to
come prepared tofurnish the Treasurer with an
exact report as to the amount raised in their
respective societies during this year for the va
rious benevolent objects of the day.
JAMES p. STONE, Sec. of Conf
st. Johnsbury Centre, Sept, 1, 1916.
NOTICE.
1t is expected that the new Cong. meeting
house at ST. Johnsbury Centre will be dcdicas
ted on the forenoon ofTuesday the 29th inst.
exercises to commence at 10 o'clock, and
that in the afternoon of the same day, Rev. j.
p Stone will be installed Pastor ofthe church
II will be recolleoted that the meeting of the
Caledonia Co. Conference viii he holden at
this place on the Wednesday and Thursday
following the above named exercises.
Persons attending these meetings from a.
broad and not otherwise provided for, will
please call at the store of the subscriber where
a committee will be in waiting who will direct
them to places ofentertainment.
J. BACON, for the Committee.
St Johnsbury Centre, Sept. Is, 1886.