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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-12-15
TILE ALEDO MAN.

MELANCHOLY FTJlInF. itEu Si0"rlltrqr|
o we'll knoWu rilizru ulNewpou, \. ll.,rom-
miurd rurldv by hanging himself w'll' o
rope IN the prnnary fhs harm llo was
ninp in eAsy circumstances, md highly re-
HperlHd, Tie Aga WIS about -,
GA wedding Game oil lAHl Friday week
IN tie county prison pf Pushing, IA,
Young uiHit, unW srTYtng uut q ihfug yrhra'
rrurure for Hffnn, VIVA married iu q bride
WHO h. mrllhouy, She cnme lo PRISON 30
s.,..ss, I.4ill--
a. A lrish Knight wus once dispulng
VIM l'Touch cuurior ns 90 the nfr nnd
rfuudlug ui- their families when ihe later, A.
~ fuirltrr GO lhe argument, said MT hiH M
resor- were Ia the nrk win Noah "IliRl
rs nothing" rnyH the lliheruinu, vim rrll
hrop1r, "fr hl lbe drluRe u,y ioreliher-
were cruising about ~ q boat Of her orn "
Atn boot mud shoe convention IN New
/ York cily. if WnHnlutod that eighteen NIL.
l lions of dollars worth ofhuntH nhd shoes nrf
manufactured annually ~ Nas-achusollsi SCI
= lhe demand H. boyoud lho supply
Sour TEATs ~ Cows.-P, ilallack fiyn
the following ''rHrtlOuH for the management
of cows illi lakr .nrc lcnl,i
Tnkr q puh hll ,of cold water, md WnsI
ana ran TIE sore Nflls 80 We Wl'l' INV
fall Of wnier hel,re milking, which conlr Ih'
tents, or reduces Gbo fyer, and the COW vii
r-trtrrl t,rrf,eile a,Al AGer H,i!kiug, uan hnl
M much more cold water, cleansing the hnt
and tents well, and IN few DAYS the sore
viii be- hcalcd Tint Is not MI llo good yo
will receive. You will have Glenn Wdh, un
t,sl b. the why 90 mike clrRn molrr
Nnpolsou's tuuIh, 10 ~ ll'lruu, sudyci
used in the llolrlm Gazette lor sale, WI
nul asked Mnjor Monte tie homes ou I'll
field If WulorIou,Worc cold 10 mike uInrur
, orand why not ile tomb Of the chief who's
ambition sirrwri rhenL~
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TEMPERANCE LECTURES

Lecture NAV be expected on the subject of
Temperance, at the following places IN ST
Johnsbury, on Thursday evening December
~, commencing at clock.
Attic Conl Church, Ccntrg. Village; by
Bcv W b Bgndi at the CITY C1fArch, East
Village, by nv J. p. STONE; at the Nestry
Of the Gong Church on the Plain, by Rev.
T.,J T,uucy. a rulr attendance at these
Lectures ls earnestly solicited
H n a ma : nUTLRR Eycclsi"r Div No. 80
BENZ NORRILL, S3i, Sons Of Temp
THE CALEDONIA. ASSOCIATION OF
CONGREGATIONAL Ministers VIII next meet AT
the house or Rcv.A o Hubbard, IN Barnct,
ON Tuesday the 18th inst. al noon,
! =. STONE, Scribe
Dec &, lao
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CURING BACON WITHOUT SMOKE

To mike 10 best hncou hi your log- ear
~, and ft ll'cm vel. lly f,ucuiug ihcn,
cnrly you make greet saving in food, nnA
we'd mltonod pur, makes houur bacon Ihuu
lean pork Then kll NJ curly M The wealth
twill allow, nud sall ns soon ~ th" uulW+
heat u gone, with plenty Of Ihr purcs' rail-
aud nhnlll-LA4fuTr ounce Of fHltprirr to Que
mudred pounds Of pork.
A. snup Ha thu usuHt b. sailed 40 your TASTE
which uii, generally bo iu about i've weeks
lnkr it ont, nod lfrI hls boon covered WIN
hr,uo, let IL dram Iillc. rum tHNo .uud
black pepper. finely ground, aud dust on the
ncsh srlo mud on the hook end ns much NJ
will slick, den hang IL az m good, elean,
dry. oiry place; if nll This r. done NJ itth"uld
ht!ii ought ca hr done now yun VIII have no
further trouble viii, &c, Tor hy tly limo ~ ll'
-urine yuur tprou b. 30 we'll cured or diir'
ou thc outside tba, A,c~ur bugs VIII not dis
turlril
Curing hacon e. liulc like tbc lr-hman''
node ufmn,pg punch. Tie suid "put %
the surlribon hll up.w,ih whrkcNnnd eve
/ O., drup water sou pot n uirr thn' fpoI
| lhc punch" Ju-l Pc with curing mcor OF
ter rn',oWior ,Lo ehuyc directions, ever
Tdr0p OF FrUU,U YIN Put uii,'i' -, -f'',!-- ia
L,rou. u. =.
I.om17lc JuruR
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lLnm Ihe MnnIrcIIer Wnlchmnn.


Nm Epiron 81 wa4u mp 10 Montpelier the
other duy aud heard 10. Poland say tina, tie
Wings had got a slaughter house, where
they slaughtered thrroor democrats. lsup-
pose hc mcaut that lhc wmg- voted Cor whit
rrudidetes they bad mird too, Just as II"
when ! go TO irccmpu', mccNur. nm n
democrat, hut not coalition drWocr0t. !
hive looked over lhe proceedings OF the leg
i.u,uro and do no, Gud that tho democrats
have been VI treated 10y the Whigs. find
]. TINT the Wings sometimes elected Wings
aud sometimes democrats 10 office. ! HuI
glad thui they would not vote for any false
Democrat or coalition candidate. thought
the wings were very liberal to us democrats,
Cor they gave us three democrats, for Judges
! of,ha supreme Count and some Snlu's Al
iurucys. Judges of Probate, and Director of
srUrU fTrEurr; UtIri rurrr ut Att,rr-
news, and one Judge of Probate, were 50
"a l;ig rfiitittitS. Now tiink Il best act Ia
fiud fault with the Wings for several rensous:
let. because they had right to take MI the
uiliccs. 2d, because the coalition madn their
hrngs lint They cumhind together to get
the offices away lrUm thO wings. 81, ne
cause it is Just so To trent all corrupt aud
wicked combinations lth, the -uiaRunnimi-
I. uf the wings has been abused. 5ih, the
democrats OF New Hampshire never nlow
r jlr wings any ruUury- officers 5-ir, tire
General Government for twenty years have
ueYcr appointed wing officers even IN why
towns, counties, districts. or states.
J Ircmcmhcr what Major Eastman said n
bout the coalition last year. He WOULD have
gone for the Long Team then against the
coalition. ! say the long team ~ Just and
will do good
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...r. I.p.d seats from New jrr
lr- rt-r uan siands, tho ohsuu4ry
.f.a individuals nay prevent Forever
.,.u, nod lt DO therefore doe 60 ihr
a uT tb. county, lhal Wings apd
. unite 40 some plan iq pat down
p4nr sprt~h.ch bad manifested
.r..slnln was not adopted, a. ~" ~
irr following despatch, which We
ntrw1rd.
,r,I aibaIlJt, motion O. adjourn ia
.rIumy $3.50 lost The House lhon
Ima llIut fr the fourth time today
utbfmwn The Jesuit Of llis
aas as tali1wr- W0lbrop, lul.
nr'rouH 20 80 choice 40
.m Tuni1y.
-t DUcr, Jrucy Guy, Tursl1i
.r.rb the wires afo down Touli
,od nolhlus can be- feor,yc'
Washington tonight
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Joel Hamilton Waller, of Spunrlrld, INA.
uuts, departed thls iJr a tu" rruururc "t uis
irth,r, on tHr luW 90 Nuyrwh't and wac hu.
,rl,d pursuant Co. Doe special request with ma.
----t.,.-S --!-.-- LII A-l-IA4l-
drc,nsri wss born iu 'hr town OF Peach rm, uu
mo iyth D1. hrr, ] -l3, aud had JuFt gCcuW.
u'Ishrt 'hr G6th yr1r uf ha 1.rr
In Gua.s. Do 20, &c Cau-,r ra.h F,'st
" youngest daughter Of Sarah and Theron
Wolff. 2ud. ESQ 1g,d - yrHra and months
and days rIatcrt ~ = n are requested
sc.
In Manchester y Il Dec lt, Mrs Lucy
Ann Mouij, aged 81 years + months, former
/ iy Of Lyndon, "
| IH TIurdwick, Nov I'm, Mrs t-iiltrth Nut'
] son. wife of Nlr James Nelson, Of Rysgaic
aged 80 years. She Was one 90 thc hrAt set
| tiers Of the ll-t named town.
! I'm B'rUnn, Nov %, DANui u Salru, nr
/ ed - years. Tie Wabh young m1u of nucl
! promise, aud'by.hs amiahlc gud peaceful, team
/ per, modest and uuussuminE worth, as en-
I rl-t--r-, -,it !--
I loved by an fi, assu,ilt,s He vhs q Lind au,
Affect iouuir brother, a fru,and constant friend
! but his spirit hls returned Co God who gave 80
! md .ld are the heart, that mourn, y,t thsN
mourn not ns those without hope May 90,
brothers and sisters Doe consnlcd with the or
,utauer Of meeting their brother 49, that rcalu
Z where are pur.r joys than this world knows
where no dark clouds wall ever Obscure 10,
sun, where the rainbow never fades and JOY
perennial low, 60 ohtpt with him the strhtn-
of INCREASING love throughout eternity
lie len the changing scenes cot tune,
Freed from an pam and woe
lie sought more congou.al cline,
Where Joys unc,aslur. low. ICON
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sfArE OF VERMONT

called HGtl-Dniftrt, tt.
The Hon. Jho Probate Court iut thc Dialuet
orCalrdouia To aii pcrsoHs Interested M
thc Estate of Daniel Harvey, late Of Burke,
20 snid District, deceased, GUIirtNg.'
~ fHEREAS. tstlr- GrGdug, adaln,stra-
w tor ct :hr Estate ct pIui,l Harvey, Of
said Burke, drccnsrd, hasi presented 10 said
Cont, hIs petition an writing setting forth,
that the debts and charges against SAID Estate,
umouut 10 the sum ct : ii6,l IL, aud that iao a.
mount of personal property remaining ln hr
hands b. 500 Dn leaving the sum cd Sl7',i2
iu Tc raised from the rsai fs'Utc, wh1rt rrut
Estate CONSISTS uf the homctirad of said de-
ceased, situated 10 East Burke vhlagc--con.
sistiur Of uuuut three y one half ncres OF land
with the buildings thetcun-ani representing
that a part orsaid Estate cannot be sold, with
out ,,,ary ta-thoso iHtcrcatcd IN ihc-fcnain'
der Therefore u Is ordered by the Coun
that an PERSONS interested be notified 20 APP
pear before said Probate Court, at a session
ihcrrof, 10 be holden at the Probate Office 90
Dnnvillc, on the 3lst day of December lri'
to show cause IL any they have. why the H.
ccrrsr uskcd for should not De granted.
For which purpose 1t 90 further ordered ina
4 COPY Of tho record OF tbs order be- pu6lish",
three weeks sucocssjyrIy IN TIE CdI,dVHTaU
newspaper printed at ST. Johushury IA said
District, all ofwhich publications. 10 be PR
yious to said TIA @ appointed for hearing. u,
the Court-THERON howard, Register
ttauvrtt7, trr-vr-rrrt7-ri " -, l@-4A-I.444n.2
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STRAY HELPER.

4 OSr from drove, about the middle ct
I 1 August, s.'H rs,Iyerc between Parks end
stevens Nia.c, n Barnet, one two year old
heifrr ubstl, red, having "a large white spot
an uur eide. and marked A % or The tump
with tar Nhocvsf shall give information
where the s,Uc may Soc found shall be- suita.
lIyr,wa5G,d 4 % CARPENTER
Waterford, Dec n, l-i1. 0ipwJ'
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o. s Correspondents "Bostou"-of the
Alias wutcs us follows under date Of san
fmuc'.co, Oct 81
Since tic adjournment of the convention
20 NHu'rIrl the leading } 'liuclans IN Calf
trnl uryc been nciiycl engaged, eiihrr
-cIl!u4A- -lhEIE
llrud, Tor office. There are several cnudl-
t0lrs.Win ust tho votes ui tie dear people
'or lhc United States Senate. The Hon.
-o- Butler King hns warm friends nj work
% %, hrhall bat really think he has no
.-aALllG LL4urr Ilr put himself INTO she
hand, Of committee, Who pfrSuHGd To0
much when they refused to show their hnnds
md m ,c nn honorable compromise wuh
Hrr candidates hut no says MIR Kings
committee, we mnst have Mr King and then
yyt-7 E'11tti 10 -Gats41sr
nuurry oc Mississippi, and Col Fremont
ne ,ho most prominent DIR, Quinn, viii
..al.uiy be returned to the Senate, who the
g,,f may hc is very doubtful.
for muuhers of Congress-, we vote on
NgrucrM wicket Tor two members. There ARE
'cvNrnl stump candidates, and ns q plurality
v'rrt7. mr. ,suc is doutttut, except Grnrgc
W. Wright, of san joaquin; he has been
nominutod Ny thc'peoplc aud his name sent
hoach tho whole territory ~ their cHudl-
nate, and hp lus also received TIE regular
Democratic nomination. | think his ulrc-
''n sure, and five are to have Democrats
Awfre-eul California, know no one whn
Nil be- more acceptable to the Wings ihnn
NWrght; hr is we'll known in Mussuchu-
~ as u resident of Nnutuckci. ROdunu
Price, formerly Purser L. :. NJ, IL upon
0stirkct with Mr. w. However, there Is
..'ons onti,siiieH Ia HMM the person of
LNord Gilbert. Che editor of the Ala Cali
-'7a, hose friends Avill push Hjni at every
'mf but Prices chances Hrn best
Ior Governor, Cot. W. n. Stuart Judge
'''r II. Burnett, Windicld Scott Sherwood
a0l CoPt. john Sutlcr. nrc the candidates.
''. ~'uarl runs independent aud without
snI1r uomtuntou;he has ~ chnnca, Judge
"'rhru is nominated hy the Democrats aud
"ll mike coud' run. llr ~ exceedingly
--'i'tt1r, uut hI- trJUuts wifi work hurd Tint
mry receive the $4,000 which Is in store
'' The successful candidate. Sherwood ~ "a
"''0' mnu, member of the late Convention,
miner, and very popular lie viii take
WIN the h'huys. heard hin on ,hc stump
.l'" evenings since, and his looks, gestures,
-Wer, and MI reminded ne Of ErciuS II.
.'nd'"r The nest Is Cnpt SutIcr, of
ma Won hive So olteutcad NJ the owner of
7'f"reffe ~ California. Ali = 81 Of
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Ur TO S~urr A preacher who advised
a drawAy -Learer 10 take a.pinch OF snull &C
cnsionnlly at service, 10 keep him awake
was advised in return to put the snuff IN his
sermon.
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Ak To remove ink spots from linen, take
a piece uf mllow, melt it, mud dip the spot
ted part OF the linen therein. IL may then
hc washed, aud the spots will disappear
> =, itl.a.l!t llllllriug Tie linen,
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B.ooll al This !
a Now Article, Emit rely !

or llr.ii re.HNr want Go ret m7rnrd, w
Z , o. ip, non r4urHug,. vr Co. .nr'nF
school, ar.lr ~ -VtfiiFt, ur f,ln o. church,
they rtI,,m q as absolutely n,crssl5y iDr
t.r.ft. ..1ll 8u tIHfIrs NaYury, ~ hHa a..
r..y s.5fr, So J.hrt,ub PLAN, " where
ih,y Cad jus, 'hp sfuel.uf BLEACHING 'hrJ
vrnl Go Pot on ap casts polish up % 'N'
B"r'- ~ fl,.'- ANi LrrF' .1i ''lr '''-'
Duc.ubyG, o., l-i' N'g o.
= Office Ntrras, sul.m1, my wife boz
y irn mc md d,cprra hnr,olI o. be- ~
iuafa u,lu, tls ~ ca 1rhld nh pofs"ns bar.
D,rIur ur tfu--Iug U0f Un Uy 5cr7UE' 0 :
I.r. WATSON d Et&s-
KIRBY, Doc D., 1870 biuN"'
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IL Thc,Fulliud and Burlington Railroad
was opcucd TO Mt Holly SUNNI, on the 9Th
inst and from Ludlow some three miles to-
wards The Summit, ON the cast aide of the
Mouu,liu- lruviug about three milc= oC stag
lnr on the whole line This three miles Of
track, i, is said, viii be in running order IN %
b..,,. thrrt weeks whtn the IRON rail between
Boston aud Burlington will be complete.
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.}ygibrr PhySirilH'y TcafimOi.4--A-E- 4uwlc
-Denf Stf-.-t crutd srnt- you a dozen eett'ii'
..tatcs, strong and decisive, of the really sana.
tive effects of your valuable Balsam of Wild
Cherry. within the past twelve mouths, under
INV own supervision aud direction. Indeed,
know Of few persons who have used IT. com
parltiyclv hut commend it IN the strongest
t,rma A case Of Asthma, the seycrcst lrver
s,.Y In which was called month ago, g.
,{nccd the supcriorty of the Bnlsam. THIS
J,scLc lasted SIX weeks, aad the dtspna and
sniI:lTipg. was dreadful; hr sat up every night
The rcrARrnrn told me 10 give him something
10 last him home, (ll m,le5,) so that he m'gh,
soc his wife and child, aud die IN peace !
rovc HIM ono bottle Of the H1fFrur, md 'ei'r
/ euncrs of syrups squlls, din'cuug bay 70 take
&c., sooopitI doses OF best Bd rdcaux oiIvF->.t
Ayhcn the difficulty orbrcatk'nE was greatest
/ Nh day forced h,s ddspondcnt viii, ana
made hun take SIX bottles of Nistcrs B'lsaW
of NVild Cherry home with hun os pres"n, p
/ bc baving,ullcsed that he had used SO much
|e,prnslyc modiciue to NO profit, Last wee"
/ Mr. A called aud expressed his gratitude t"
me IN the wnrmGst manner SAID thd mrdi.
cine md savrd iitr, paid ht- ~ hole h'!laa'I
K took SIX bottles more, aud len my f"ln'2 l'f
{ home, rejoicing.
/ Won. rgsprCtfully ours,
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EIptbtou Tor me- Rd'GerSr John F,gai-
+.H---l.lll-i- llIch-Ihc cnwnnuder Of The
Dead sea cNprdlton, las volunteered, u r.
.nii. io hrud nm expedition to s'ut' ere "ollN
oe practicable next yrur To relieve ST J'hh
trnutitn, ileTr7ruara t!fai lie eostrninrn'
.lould salctinn ihc nucuw, clifford officers
en,limcn ,att yuluuicrrr' uut provisions Ia
case there should hc question NJ To- tho ln'
uat,ry at pay iug the expense of such nm cN
petition, he thinks hc could raise 'suiicirn
rom private sources To charter, strengthen
aud equip steamer to carry o'ii the "'.ies''
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r......u slip Crrtceul Cily, from Cha
.r-.IHt Ncw York on NO 9Th, She
...sa..l liom san Francisco lo tho IT.
y, -,r,,...a, and also ighi hundred h0mInd
M, n gold dust, and nlr0 one hundred
Jews NsrruFrrs,
ahpul 100000 on consignment 60
, 900 New York, 100000 Of which
,l l llowluud s. Avpiuwnll, mud s.H,-
MOO Livingston, WtllsN Co., aud about
10000 80 order Of private parties,
iulrH from Slu fuuriHru come down
gnd ofNoyrmhrr Tho general ugwf,
.. much lairr Dr. not Interesting,
rruaus of tar abundance of gold wrro
encouraging. ThDsu who bad bren milo
..llAl hu tuLuua 'ul digging, wore
rpW.rlrd.
...l,alh of the people NJ tie mines
...uar.Iiy good The average dirpiups
Id. ,.nuat.,l 10 so per day to each INNER
I,..r,, r,Ufiuurd a. arrive, II l- rHtiuni'
uu, 300 British yrr-yI- arrived duuug
I. uts. .... DrtuI
.r0r fu.u,rf -pu Frnuri,co b. snld 60 con-
b. nlml 500 GOO iuhuhInuls,
u. .'rlurr California arrived NJ Pmnun
.s llIut She len san lWuclHrb on
...ur. iuurhrd 900 Nu2 rluu, where. -.i'
.,.u $4,000 boo -i,rir, mod uI -Iu l'las
...n. Ot tr,nyd $4,000 more. for Int
4 u Ae pa rrre hy ,hc Crc-rrr
: --.-.J. =. judd. UUp 0i JUU Ministers ul
EIrg Drihr Sandwich Islands, tie Wn
4 uuurd hy Limbo, heir apparent ln ih'
.t..u throne. lli- vi-ll To- the state
Europe ha. reference to ll.G'lrHnch ou
HlI iiV il'TT
i.rrc mu,hcr of posscngrrs were "a
'rhuri-co, waiting for % passage 10 ir
D., states. Brcvri. Cnpt Warner nu
.r'g iur,y ind hrru kiiirr bt ir',7"'
I. Constitutional Convention lHd com
.I.... hhur, and udIumUcd, Tho l8U
..,.... o, thr lilil ct Rghts prohibits slave
o, ,,rru Iof.the punishment of crIurrI iui
r,rr ifIir state. The right of suffrage
runfrI .'l every white male citiIru ul Ga
4 rglt.i s.r,s, or Mexico, after rrsidrrc
4 r-N muf.hs,
n Tto -lpnmrc arrived At San fruri-co %
go ct Nutouthpr. Il b. currently rcpur
n 1slt tho Ct,Iun Government huVe So
ir.s e. Co6iolul6, ~ tiIr cvprusr-"l iir
GnuirslC' 'r.'.,.....
3D. ll.-...-sa...A liail uccurr,d az Shu Etnnct
i tu. ....fuyiuu goods, l,i, "a exposed Niu'
luu. 'l lhc umsuut pt 100000. Cousidr
.tr,,tnr.- vns ofcn-iourd thereby, hu
un', updy advanced. \ hundred buil'
... lp,r htru put up since.
Business the first part OF the month h
.t.n uctivc; provisions, &c, somc"bmt az
/ urcd in ptircs. Vegetables nrn vc'
cr. An election Tor the choice of. Stn
,cr-. ruur. or ON the l'ith at Nuvrtt'hri
rIr Placer Times of October 18Th, 'oys
N "Wc have srcn several FROM the mlu'
.rj, 'hr un-t week some of them with
Lu, mDl rdu,t, while others were not truu
cdwah anything heavy"
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d. Those Of our rc1dcts whh visit Boston
m be- amused by stopping into o'E HNr
-Cio hing House The attraction there Tor
visitor, b. ,u,uirusc, and the bargains AS good
ss atauy pracc.in tho city fou can select
from su extensive stock.
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GGrh1 FmrIs Firouu,ua 4 large tn'it'
ing occupied "a n Car Factory Machine Shop
sc. situated ia fItehrufg viiiaee, ''saA' dPs.
tro,td by fire ou Friday OF last week. The
building ,ttrlr was owned by Alyuh Crockcr,
r-,5T, and rented ru-thr rrruruut-, whose '''--
,s very severe. The whole loss 10 Variously
c.llm,l.d trlm ..15.uOo 10 Slo00On.
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Cedar Posts and famay@k Timber,

-s-aR SAL L. Ii. snL-crLLcr. NJ his landing,
E victory Gsgs MATT = DAMON.
D.crlb i-II. Cow
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Worry respectfully yepIe,


washington Cst'4,na' Ane-l- li-1|-
For sale by J G. Binghlm ~ JohUsbury
pl,,p.J Flint, 81 Jbhnshury Centre l. I.
p4fFs P,ssuTps,r, md dealers IN wyc'em,s
,rsVgyI tty-
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CrOliHOn Dance.

NTEssRs PARKS n POWERS vii give
III Coullou - noe at tho Caledonia House,
~ Johnsbury Crutrr, on the I've If Jam =
1850. Bll, $3.50. Tickrls 10 be- had az he
mar lGiOv2
CHARLES WARRE", Floor Manager
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Europe la. reference to llG'lrrnch out
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sialX Y hef operations, by any other pppaTation co
1i ~ Ianlar purposes, before the public
opscuas are combinations OF approved medicine,
sAs ts excellent qualities Of each medicine into oDf
~ Whole so as to produce efficient c0nlpOundS
mG naHs IeYeryet been known to fail Itis imDossiba h
ceneaie OF the power Of medicine Of ibis pgouSI
Io " wise host of facts might be advanced h.
now ne bfoad end deep foundation npon which nv bt
Gess ~ eae S3peeles rests for support. Longstsndinp
~ ~ tFoHgTAgg, tSsst Structures PGiRs IN Is T0is
~ ef5tyits ~ Lle h2dReVS, GrGUek, Burning IN M ~
&C. etc. have yielded to the Command "a ss
Shtuoes, andins ances of SYPHILIS al fhe 80
DESCRIPTION have fed before their most ssfonjsh1g
me preparation is without doubt the most sct, ran.
~ ever dcqyefed and has CURED many obstinate dso
li every other medicine had failed In its nDroVe5 fo
sPeee o. H0e or s1T days without restriction HI AK; ~
pOsuie OF business. Besides this important d,st q
leaves inc part subject To that troublesome vel 80
50 qilen alter the Of other medcines ~
I;iIgllnel anu n taken in the first stage of liz G
eissl te ulschRTge, and remove all unnleassnt -,
ii wv Jays IN ong,prOaced or chro1ie ~ ~ ~
KSygses' m obstinate elects, Female Comnsirt Int
ever W. IS without doubt, the most efec1sl Teme5
we 10, DO not offer these Specifics as a P,,,.cv.
Feiy ming but for the above named sss or cur
S $500 ~ a Leroy and Peetier, ofPaTs (tbe i5vsnt o
xxx cure under forfeit Of $500 'eu'ol1'I
s. ~ q would hete remark that these Miyfnvo. H.. -
hey have ~ IeWOIeans for the last nine years and
49, y ' LIVES 3ly proved efnaciOus S - ~
~ CIfoJg,-B elbare OF n 6ass C,.,. Il
5get :; fI efa injurious criticize ReeoIleef w 5I,
3fVT. Etssa 9eqtes IS A, DORNAUD No 1s f!tR1H
49, a 4 ~ y, 9et0eeH Canal and C.Ofgaagl .,
~ a iieatlse on Structures car be- bgd gTatia
- T'H consultations free ~ charge uH
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MRDIoAL ooLLEGEI.

No. So CUST'0J9ffO USE STREET, ~ o..
I INVALUABLE -DISC0VERY-NO Pay REQUIREb
OHTf C1RE - BFTRCTkn.-PrVHte Diseases cured in
few days By regular physician, without mercury other
New Orleans Louisiana =
DR. MULLEN calls the Attentions Of those afflicted with
any Of the forms of certain Disease to his general adve
teeene in another column. The treatment adopted BY
hm that which has the approval Of the most dtn gushed
Surgeons Of Paris London and New York and its unvet
gal success ha proved beyond doubt that pemanen uure
structure, enlargement OF the PROSTATE gsnds, diseases
tanned TO moral certainty, If application be made those
whOse iptsg ehce, nk and experiences be relied
cinoe lT Mullen opened IN this cys all the many ossel
that have come under his care have been cured without
single exception. Some Of these Of Yeam' standing
ne remarkable case Of structure, 30 DID, has been cured
70 the surprise OF the patient The gentleman (WhOe
tpecably Is known 10 the citizens Of New 0deana9 il
han, anu N1y ms permrsi0n) be referred to- DF M
treatment OF fetua Is not known South of New York
ls ueatment OF gOnOrfh@e and glss the perfect
ever dac0yered II The shortest, safest and tuTezt The
patient takes no oOpaya, cubebE, tUFpentns other
asuH doses but cure obtained 10 two days without
pain, Inconvenience OF change of diet 81 No pGf unsa
QuEe is effected within the time Hamed.
ANP0TEFG - Dung men or Others who, by sexual
os or sell pollution may have brought hemheves any
Indulgence OF the passions, such premature impo
eney, involuntary seminal smiasi9na, general debility
Or o0nsttnhOna defeugemeRt may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorabie confidence he Ofsn them perfect cure The
Etletegt HeoFeny observed.
DR.. Mullen uah be consulted daily at his Office No Sc
CugsomhOuIs St BENJAMIN MULLEN, vi d.
~ Remember No. s8 CuItcmhours q iy15f