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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07
FREDERICK T. WOODS STATE.
STATE OF VERMONT;

Caledonia, IS.
At Probate Court holden at the Probate Office
in Danville, in said district, on the 9TH day
of March, A. d. 1876
JONATHAN LAWRENCE, Administrator
~ of the Estate of Frederick T. Woods, late
of Barnet, in the County of Caledonia deceas-
ed, presents his account of administration a
gainst said Estate for allowance---Where-
upon it is ordered by said Court that said Adj
ministrator notify all persons interested in
said Estate, to, appear at Probate Courtto be
holden at the Probate Office in said Danville,
on the 27th day of March, A. d. 1916, and OBJ
ect to the allowance of said account, if they
see luse, by publishing copy of the record
of this order three weeks Excessively in the
Caledonan, newspaper printed at st, Johns
bury, in said district.
NORMAN DAVIS, Register,
A TRUE copy of Record-Attest
449w3 NORMAN DAVIS, Register.
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A PROMISING CLERK.-One day last week a
Merchahtin Milk street, Boston, orderd clerk
II or IL years OF age, whom he had just re-
ceived INFO his counting room, to take off an
account from the books, with all despatch
Soon after, hearing him scratching out some
thing from the Ledger, the Merchant inquired
what he was doing; to which he replied that
he was stalking off the account, but his knife
was so darned dill that it would take all the
afternoon to get off"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07
The Markets.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, March g.
Reported for the Boston Traveller.
AT market, -456 beef cattle, 10 Jokes work
ing Oxen, SO cows and calves, 1000 Sheep,
and about 200 Swine.
Beef Cattle--Sa1es of extra, $50, first
quality, 5,75 6; second quality 25 third
quality $4,75.
Working Oxen--Sales noticed at$76, 80,
$3.50 and 105.
Cows and Calves-Dull. Sales made at
10, %, &c, one at 1897, 81.
Sheep-Sales at $2,13, 1853, 2,S7, and 81,
and one lot at $4 ,25.
Swine-Dull; there being bui few buyers at
market; retail &c for sows and 6 for barrows.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

D7Our thanks to the Hon. SOLOMON FoorE,
one of the four members of Congress from this
state, for his able and eloquent speech upon
the Oregon Question. If there have been a.
bier speeches upon the subject in the House
we have not seem them. We intend to pub
lish portions of hereafter
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

MIR WALKERS REVENUE BILL. The follow
ing are the prominent articles in Mr. Walkers
proposed Revenue Bill, which he has report
ed to the Committee on Ways and Means. II
will answer as a record of reference, and by it
all can see the opinions of the "better Tariff
man than Mr. IClNy;" We need hardly say
that on the principal products of the tabor of
Vermont the Protection is only about HALF
what it is in the Wing Tariff of ls42, which
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

How 1T WAS DoNE Mr. Spencer, Sena-
tor in tile New York Legislature, few days
since, in "a speech before the Senate in that
State, referred TO the abolition of slavery in
Massachusetts. lie said there was no spe-
cific record of its abolition. John Quincy
Adams Ind informed him of the probable
manner i'll which slavery was abolished in
Massachusetts. 1t was in this wise: A note
hod been given for price ola slave, in 1887.
This note was sued and the court ruled, that
the maker had received no consideration, as
man could not be sold. From that time for
ward slavery died in the old Bay State.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

I'm BANKRUPTCY,' Notice to all creditors
a and other persons in interest, that by order
of the District Court of the United States for
the District of Vermont, dividend out of the
assets of Noah Fisher, jr. of Barton, Bank
rupt, will be made and declared by the Court
OH the twenty-eighth day of March inst, at ten
o'clock forenoon, at the Office of Samuel Prem
tiss, District Judge, in Montpelier, in said Dis
trict, among the creditors who shall have prov.
ed and filed proofs of their debts before said
day, unless sufficient cause be then and there
shewn to the contrary.
EDWARD II. PRENTISS, Clerk.
Dated the 4th day of March, 1876. 449wl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

DEATH BY FREEZING. Benjamin Jones
Esq. fLyndeborough, on Friday night last,
had been to this place with a load of wood,
and arrived within n few rods of his house,
when his team got into snow drift from
which they could not beextricated. Mr. Jones
was found frozen to death. He sustained an
excellent Character-.Nash. Gdz.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

Cure FoR CoLD. The following pre-
scripton has been taken from an old black
letter book, A. ID. 1903 We print it for the
benefit ofthose medical antiquaries who are
fond of tracing the progress of medicine:
Putt your feette in holt water,
As highe as your thighes,
Wrappe your head up in fiannele,
As lowe as your eyes.
Take quart ofrum'd gruelle,
When in bedde, as a dose,
With number four dippe,
We'll taIlow your nose.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

FoR TEXAS! An exchange says, the schr.
Ticonic, which sailed from Wilmington, N.
c., recently for Matagorda, Texas, took out
as passengers 46 whites, and AZ blacks,
(slaves,) from the counties ofNash and Edge
combe, N. c., who 60 to 'seeka new home in
the new Stnte.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

"BEAr THIS WHO cAN."-Lee Stone, ESQ. of
East Berkshire in this County, has a bull calf,
of the pure native yankee blood-,nin,ls any
ofthe foreign short horn breed, which weigh
ed, Feb. ] 18th, 1916, 900 pounds, being seven
months and % days old at that time.-St.
Adams Messenger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

GJ'The Correspondent ofthe Boston Atlas,
writing from Washing under date of Feb. 81,
says it is known in Washington that the first
rejection by Mr. Buchanan of the proposition
of Mr. Pakenham to arbitrate the Oregon dis
pute has been received by the British Ministry,
and also the spirit which the rejection excited
on their part This is said not to be of the
pleasanteEt sort--that the tone and sentiment
of the Ministry aresuchus to induce serious APP
prehensions us to the effect of the doggedness,
if not utter folly, of Mr. Folks administration,
The N. Y, Tribune of the Cd inst. referring
to the Oregon dispute, says
"In the absence of any adviccs from Wash
ington later than Saturday morning, we give
credit to the report that Mr. Pakcnham has
sent in the uitimatum of his Government with
regard to Oregon. 49,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

1t is stated in Fishers National Magazine
that single individual in Cincinnati has ne
gotated drafts through the banks to the annu-
al amount of from $4,000 to S25, 900 for the
proceeds of eggs shipped from that city to
New Orleans.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

MORE SMALL POX, There are two Gu
ses of small pox at Greensborough. The in
dividuals had been to Canada and came home
and were taken sick, and before the nature of
the disease was known others were exposed
A week ago or so, there was also case al
Montpelier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

ANEcDoTE OF DANIEL WEBSTER. The
Transcript copies from the London Sun, a
pleasant sketch of Daniel Webster, which
concludes with the following amusing anec-
dote of this remarkable man:
"This distinguished man, just before La
fayette's last visit to America, formed one in
a fishing party in Massachusetts Bay. He had
been selected to deliver the welcoming speech
to the Frenchman on his approaching visit,
and during his occupation of hauling up cod
fish and tautog, he was observed to he very
distracted. 1t appeared afterwards that he
must have been studying that part of his
speech in which he Afterwards addressed La-
fayette, for gentleman who was fishing next
him observed him pulling in his line hand o.
yer hand, with some difficulty, as if large
fish was hooked, yet without exhibiting any
satisfaction on his face at having captured a
prize. AT length the fish was seen approach
ing the surface and cleaning. through the
green waters, like lively bladder ofquicksil
yer; still Webster's face gave no smiling wei
come; but just as the fish came to the surface
he burst out with, Venerable. man the rep
resentative ofthe two Hemispheres, welcome
to our Shores and down Topped the mon
ster cod on the deck!
Crock the CRADLE" is now rendered @ngi-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

The wife ofPaul J. Wheeler, Esq, post
master at Croydon Flat, N. H., was so badly
burned, Feb. 8, by her clothes taking fire from
a stove, that she died in two days afterwards
Mrs. J. A. Graves was burned to death at Gil
ford, W., from the same cause.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

GTMr Polk Army at Corpus Christi have
been ordered and are about to move to the Rio
Grundc This can only court war from Mexi-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07
NO DECISION YET.

NO DECISION YET. The Massachu-
setts and Rhode Island License Questions, be-
fore the Supreme Court the U. States, have
been again postponed, or rather, continued
ill the next term-December next. The rea-
son for this is, that there are now three va
cancies-two of the judges leave to attend cir.
cult Courts, and one is sick
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

I'm BANKRUPTCY. Notice to all ere dit5rs
Il and other persons in interest, that w order
of the District Court of the United States for
the District of Vermont, dividend out of the
assets of James Blake, of Derby, n Bankrupt,
will be made an2 declared by the Court on the
twenty-eighth day of March inst. at ten o.
clock forenoon, at the office of Samuel Prem
tss, District Judge, in Montpelier,in said Dis
trict among the creditors who shall have prov
ed and filed proofs of their debts before said
day, unless sufficient cause be then and there
she wn to the contrary.
EDWARD IL. PRENTISS, Clerk.
Dated the 4th day of March, lS46. 449w1
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Lost.

ON the road between st. Johnsbury Plain
" and the East Village, the first of this
month, dark cotton Umbrella with the price
marked on the tag tied ON and marked es.-
Whoever may have found it will please leave
the same at Thomas Hotel.
b. II. CHADBOURN.
St. Johnsbury, Feb. %, 1886. 449wl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

HoRRIBLE. The following statement in
the Newark Advertiser is too horrible for be-
lief; A colored man died recently of the small
pox at the head ofSouth river, near Annapo-
lis, Md, and so great was the fear ofhis neigh
bors, that his house was fired, and his corpse
with all that the building contained, consum-
ed! He died because every body deserted
him in his sickness.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07
Chairs! Chairs!!

TEVHE subscriber has on hand good assort-
n meht of urecihh, Birds Eye Maple.
Cane Seat, common Cane and wood Seats -
They are made in the most durable manner,
finished in superior style, and warranted good
or no sale. G. G. WILDER.
ST. Johnsbury, jan 81, 1916. 444tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

high or humble life, take the above counsel
without fee) TO heart, you will find,
That sober life is a good life.
II is a saving ofhealth.
VI is saving of time.
IT is a saving ofcredit.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07
OXEN, cows and HAY.

TNHE subscriber will sell at Auction, on
Il FRIDAY, March 10,
yoke of Oxen, Cows,
two year.old HeiGars: ] Horse,
80 sheep, 10 tors Hay,
rs bushels Oats, and a variety of other arti-
cles.
ALSO, on the same day, a good dwelling
House and garden in Stevens Village. All
the above property will be sold for cash, or on
credit, with good security.
ROBERT STEVENSON.
J. II. MOORE, Auctioheer.
Barnet, March 3, 1876. A49wlT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07
BOSTON MARKET-Marcbe

,BEEFaE1trS mess, 9 so 10 90 per Dbl,
$50 a 6, navy z so so.
PORK-Extra clear Id 90 Id so, clear
10 5Oa Ia 90, mess IL 90 90 90, No. 1, none,
prime 10 90 10 so.
LARD-Boston7 u S,south and west u g.
NBUTTER-Store 12 ID, shipping IL 10,
family IS a 90
CHEESE-new milk u 8, four meal 81 a
81, .shpping7 8.
FLOUR-Howard street 5 12 Ohio 5 81
s so, Western Canal 5 65 5,75.
CORN-Yellow, round, ~ "a, fiat SO 20,
white 62 a 65.
OATS-Southern AZ a 43, northern A as.
BEANS-Whte, 1 GO rs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07
GRAY SION ES.

'FNHE Subscribers having bought the Stock
of Mr. Dimck, are prepared to furnish
GRAVE STONES, of any quality and pat.
tern, durable and finished in the best style, and
as cheap as can be obtained from any other
quarter.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly at
tended to. WILDER &. HIGGINS.
ST. Jobnsbury Plain, Feb. ~, 1a46. 446tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-07

We have not heard the term British Wing
mentioned by any locofoco, nor read it in any
Polk paper, since the recent arrival of the
steamship Hibernia. What does it mean;-
"Polk and Peel agree" yet, we take Itch!
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NEW BOOKS.
Chairs! Chairs !

A NEW lot Of Chairs just received and fol
sale cheap by l.. JEWETT 81 co.
Feb. %, 1876. 449tf
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Clapboards.

A LOT of seasoned Clapboards; also win
IN dow Sash, for sale cheap, by
f. JEWETT g. co.
March g. 44otf
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Crock the CRADLE" is now rendered ''ngi-
tate tho responsibility" ~
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ed! He died because every body deserted
him in his sickness.
A TENDER WIFE. DIR. Mounsey, of Chel-
sea College, was apt to quarrel with his wife.
Returning from Fabian, he was overtaken
by terrible storm; a return hearse came up
going TO Chelsea. "Any port in a Storm
The doctor crept in with the pail and plumes
for his companions The hearse stopped at
his door; his lady looked out:
"What have you got there, coachman"
"The doctor, madam"
"Well, thank heaven in granting me resig-
nation!-so the poor mans gone 10 his long
home at last"
"Thank you, my love-" said the doctor, get
ting out of the hearse, "for your kind regard
for my safety" ..
There have been discovered in New Zealand
the organic remains of monstrous birds,
that must have been at least IL feet in height,
and possessing corresponding strength. No
tradition existing among the natives in rela-
ton to these gigantic bipeds, they must have
existed at very remote period.
Parents who endeavor to protect their chill
dren from labor, and encourage them to seek
self indulgence, instead of animating them
10 become as industrious and useful MS posi-
bic, are foolishly and certainly preparing for
them hard and thorny bed to lie upon at
subsequent period of'their lives.
FATAL AcoIBENT, A distressing and fatal
accident occurred at the wooden factory in
Gaysvllc, on the 10 inst The water wheel
of the mill had been frozen, and Mr. Orvis Ben
nett, one of the principal workmen, went to
cut it out. While employed in this service the
wheel suddenly started, and Mr. Bennett was
instantly crushed to death - Woodstoek Mercu-
ry
MAMMOTH TURKEY. There is on Exhibition,
at the stall of the Messrs. Robbins, at Fulton
Market, turkey, weighing twenty-cight
pounds!-probably the largest tame turkey
ever sold at Fulton Market Boston atlas.
We have not heard the term British Wing
mentioned by any locofoco, nor read it in any
Polk paper, since the recent arrival of the
steamship Hibernia. What does it mean;-
'Polk and Peel agree" yet, we take Itch!
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MAMMOTH TURKEY. There is on exhibition,
at the stall of the Messrs. Robbins, at Fulton
pounds probably, the largest tame turkey
ever sold at Fulton Market.-BOStOn atlas
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FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
CnPY 9a Letter reccred by a Member # Con.
greSs. from the Seat IF u ar.

PoiNT ISABEL, June 90 l3i6.
Sr--Being here among ihit Ito many) unfortunate
class called volunteers, and having much else do
but project myself from the etc's OF hot and al.
daily rains Tor the last Two weeks have cohclud
I'D 10 make a few notes for the intDrma bon Of those no
keep eye the aud management OF the persuns
charged with the prosecution Of The with Mexico
My POSITION enables Ia ard hear much Of what
gcing un but do not. like some others, pretend 10
know every thing therefore you must not dscedt hat
state, b. cause, do not tell all you may wish II know,
all that occurs.
Tue President in his message of the | lth Of May.
says Amercan blood had been shed on American soil /"
abiding 10 the affair that tcOk place the 2i April
between the Dragons, under the command Of Captains
Thornton and liardee. IN which some killed and
the others taken prisoners by the Mexcans There Is
much Ia be said upon ihe question whether it is right
fully American sol where this flair took place; bni
tain It is that ms soon Captain Thornton given
up by The MexIcans, IN The 0th or lh OF May, he
was put under by General Taylor for dsobe, Ing
his orders while that expedition and bringing that
Il. ht contrary his wishes. He here under
fps-a circumstance have not seen mentioned in a
public manner. may al some future lime send you a
statement of snme facts bearing the assertion IF the
President and the circumstances relied prove that
the bank OF the Ru Grande American soil. 1t may
be 50 considered now.
As SCOTT as the alarm Of war was rung through the
country, volunteers FASTENED here from Varlons quarters,
until there is now this frontier eight ten
thousand and many The way. Many of these
men have left totanle homes, and have come ex-
peciing service. INSTEAD of that they
scattered over the country, IN different enrampnents,
eAposed to the heat OF the sun III latitude go and the
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amherst Court House. .Julv Oh. 1916.

.7mNeIsF C0urI T7ollst, jug Vh. $40.
To Edmund Penn aud Jane. his ,efe, Uillidm s.
Crdrjord and ian. ms rfe. George B. Payne tad
Caidarine, hs pte. Eheard II. Jordan and jane
las ,elIe;
NoU vii please take notice, tha, on "Wednesday.
the l2lh day of August, 1916. the clerks oliee
OF the county cou OF Amherst, between the rising and
setting oi The OF that day shall proceed examine
aud take the dispositions of George w. Christian and
Others whose deposltions Designed 10 be used cv
dence the lrla of certain chancery suit, depending
aud undetermined IN The superior flaw aud
rhancery for Amhers, county. IN which suit
plaintiffs and you defendants. Attend II you think
proper and interrogate The witnesses,
Very respectfully, yours
SARAH PENN BROWN,
an inant, by Hugh Blown her father
aud next reud aud the same Hugh
Brown as trustee ivT said Sarah Penn Brown.
July Is I'm
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The IyRChbHrx I0SSsr0i institute.
fINilS Institution will be opened ON the fist Monday
Il (3d) OF August next.
The Principals have associated themselves iopethcr
with the hope of establishing an Institution which shall
afrd 10 the youths of Lynchhurg aud vicinity every
facility To pursue collegiate Of study They
purpose To lorn School Of such grade will embrace
the whole circle of SCIENCE with a sufficient number Of
Instructors 10 impan thorough know ledge all those
branches which constitute flushed education.
They pledge themselves 10 devote their undivided at
tenIon to the improvement o their pupils to make
~ exerllon To Undue their minds with useful know ledge
and correct principles love Of science aud polite itea
ture.
The Institution will consist of ,hree separate depart.
ments, 10 vii:
ls The Mathematical, in which will be taught A.
rthmeiic. Algebra Geometry, Trgonor elty, Survey
my the nlenuraton of Higgins and Distances the an
plcaon OF Algebra 10 Geometry, Analyical Geometry,
the integral aud dlf1ennllal Cacuus-Naural PhlIos
ophy and Astronomy.
Bn,Neu A. SAUNDERS. Professor
2nd Classical in which will be taught the Greek
and Latin Languages, Ancient Geography Aoelent
History and My thology Also, the German AID French
Languages
TnoN,s b. loLeoMRr, p..,.
W. X. J. DUN, Professors
Sd. FnglIsh Literature, embracing Otlhngraphy
Reading. Nrlins Geography with the use of Glabes
Modern History, English Grammar, Composition, Rhet-
ORC, Logic, Chemistry, Moral and Mental Philosophy.
W "9s,I n ., '.'I''""N' Professors,
The Institute is located near the junction of Main
Street with the Lynehbur. and Salem Turnpike, in the
building known as the Inversalst Church.
TERMS.
English Studies. SIS per session Of ) months,
English and Classics, %
BRANCH A. SAUNDERS
THOMAS b. llOLCOMBE.
w. II. }. DUNN.
July 10 is
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spring and summer Goods.
P.EKE.E.N ~ HDPKE.V,S
FINAkE pleasure in announcing To their trends and
i the pnbhc. that they have received their Spring
and Snmmer supply of
SUPERIOR READV-pTADE

CT o II II " G.;
which have been selected ilh much care, and will be
offered at such prices cannot fail 10 please. They
respectfully ask attention 10 the following articles which,
ha We jlst been opened and arranged for Inspection
Cloth Goats. OF all kinds aud qualities
Cashnerel Frock, D'Ofsay and Sack Goats,
Habit do do do do
weed Cashmere do do do
Nerlno do do do
Black and Fancy French Cashmere Pahts, very fine,
do do EnglIsh do do
do drap D. Ete and Bombazine do
White and Fancy Drilling do
Black SILK, Satin and lionibazne Vests,
Fancy " g do
Cashmere Chally and Iojlinetle do
White and Figured Mnrseiles do
ALSO-A great vsrieiy Of Genllemen's FANCY
GOQDS.
APnl IL is
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Y.sl&NLSo
II THE LYNCHRURG YIRGINIhN.

7, fsreru honddg and Thursday
~ -Four Dollars per anaum, payable IN ddrGnce NoSn0-
.cyipton ,eil receredtor shorter time than r months
md no paper be discontinued (ercep at the dsc'eo"
r 3 tn. Editors until all urrearages are paid.
at 9DVERTTS E.ME.N7S inserted at 80 cents per
saars Tor iess) for every inner form insertion ana 81
ems oar s11rrs Tor Iess) eUery outer form Insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER rs required to note, on ms
manuscript long he trishes has advertisement sefea
an advertisement, not so noted, 1al be use'ea 'a' " o
Sntinuance be ordered
FOR YEARLY .aDVERTISLA'G the terms are tof
he privilege of too squares 40 for one square so Jo'
ne square, inner form, So Erery yearly advertiser
WILDE required to his advertising to h'spafte"
ar line Of business
a+JOB PRLFfLNG executed neatly ana eTped"eo"S
and on reasonable terms.
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CARRIAGES,

OF tho latest and mHs approved Patterns made of tho We
~ best materials OF the best factories North aud
al prices much lower than they have been ollued
OF sold in this market, according 10 style and quality
And we would request the community large, 10 exam
inc our Carriages IN all parts before purchasing else
where, The finishing oI Carriages ndds greatly 10 The
cost, neatness and Durability OF the article aud. without
'losr examination, unless they good Judges They
are hoble 10 be greatly deceived. We are willing II
warrant both Carriage aud larntss,he Harness being
altogether ot our own manuiacloty We have nav, and
shall continue To- receive Carriages, III different Sly les
ard quality during the SEASON, hui, should amongst
our assortment suIt, will have made 10 order Al
the shortest notice. We have also made aabg emenis
TO repair Carriages, in the and
able terms.