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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-02-17
GOING HOME.

~ am gong home :" shouted n'~ETy child,
as he sprung from asunny bank where he had
been chasing butterflies and gathering flowers
And away lac run, HIS face bcaming with joy,
10 a vine .manilcd cot,sgc Blight faces beam
I'D from the windows To- welcome him, and
gentle voices echoed hia laughing tones. Love
prepared his iepas, and laid his little Play.wea:
Eied limbs TO rcu upon downy couch.
Was not the child home happy one p
Aye, bot when the shades OF night SsF gath.
Afrd bycr II, the spoiler reached y; and ere
snoring dawned tho pleasphi cottage whS n
Jicsp af aEbes, and the light hearted boy was u
homeless bcggar
~ am going home 20 said youth in the
buoynney OF hope aSho paced the deck ofa
noble ship. Many months had he wandered
in strange land, and his check flashed with
Joy al lac saw the spray dashing upon his ma
tive shore. eyes shall see the homo Of my
childhood once more, aud shall clasp The loved
ones who dwell there, and never leave them
again" But bark that dreadful crash Tho
ship had struck on an unseen rock. Swiftly
the waters rush inio oycfwholm her=she. =
gone and the yoi.'h SlNost IN the sigh, Of
his PARENTAL mansion, has sunk to his long
home beneo4Nthe billow. who shall say that
lac has a sure abiding place on earih'
~ am going home g. groancd dying sin
ncE The film was gathering ovorhis cyeA,
and his CHASTITY lips quivercd as he mut,ercd,
1.-The faithless and the wicked are my brsth'
rem there is no resting place for ny sp'rp -
have hated the light and am "ow shaking 10
darkness, my home and veil have earned r.
Suddenly death hushod h's voice, and the S'n'
nerswent unto HE own place
az am going home !" sang departing Chris
alan ooh, joy, my Father sends for me, and
! 20 10 the mansions he has prepared for those
who love him, Oh brethren, beloved! oh,
s.ater ser9phs come 10 join your immortal
song Oh, Savior who has ransonied my soul
1 shall behold thee as thou art! Yes, ] am
going 10 hcaven--to glory" Here the seal
orseneo fell upon his lips, while they parted
with an angelic smile But who may know
Of the strains his spirit sang, or the glad grel&u
ings with which thu choir of immortalA VI
coined him when he hwoke in his heSSeIY1
homc---thc Paradise "whioh eyes hath nVt
seen, nor ears heard, neither hath il enieehd
into the heart Of man to conceive" y
Thou, whose eye has fallen upon This page,
thou to art going homcj but 'ohere is thy home
st. Louis Htraid
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For Colds. Coughs, Asthma,
and other Diseases of the
CHEST and LUNGS.

THNilE. Great English Remedy for colds,
Il coughs, asthma and consumption. The
most celebrated and ,nihllible reIoedy for colds,
coughs, asthma of any form OF pulmonary con
Humption is the Hungarian Balsan Of Life
discovered by DR.. Buohan of London, England,
tested for upwards Of seven wears IN Great
Britain and on the continent Of Europe, aud in
troduccd into the United States under thr inn
mediate superintcndencc Of the Inventor 49,
The astonishing succrAs of the lung srians Bal
sam, IA the cure odevcry form ofconsumpton,
warrants the American agent IN soliciting for
ire atmrnt the WorBi-rossible cases that can be
found IN the community Cases that trc X relief
IN yiinGrom any of the common remedies OF.
the day, and have been gwen up by the most
distinguished phy sic ians as confirmed aud Ia
eurable. The Hungarian Batsam elss cured
and will cure the most drsprfaicg6t catcs, II
~ no quack noslrum, but n vRhdard English
medicine of known and established efficacy -
Every family IA tho United States ahould bc
supplied with II, not only IS countcract the
consumptive tcndcnceics Of Jhc climate, butto
be used as a preventive medicine ia all eases
of colds; coughs, splitting blood, pain IN the
side and. chest, irritation and soreness of the
lungs nbrouch lis, difficulty of breathing, hectic
fever, hight sweats, cmaclation and general de-
bility, asthma, influenza, whoopIng- cough and
Group. In case of actual disease ofthG lungs
or seated consumption it il the only source Of
hope. Sold by special appointing NJ by David
r. Bradlee, Boston, Mass sole agent for the
United States and British Provnerr.in Amer.
lea. American price 81 per bottle, with full
directions faF tie restoration -efhesltit--Pan
phlcts containing mass of English and Amer
lean certificates aud other evidences showing
the unequalled merits of this Great English
Remedy, may be obtained of the agents gra-
tbs. Mono genuine without the written sigma.
tuIc of the American agent on gold and
bronze label, TO counterfeit which ia forgery -
ID. + Bradlee, 1870 Washington Street, Boston,
general agent for tho rev England ssratcY.
AoESrs-&. JohnSblry,J c. BiHghdm; Lynn
don, Fuller q. Cos BrotsSiHgton, p. d. Mei rili;
wells Rirer, r. Sheddi Cretis6ury, WI Hast
ings; Derby Line, \. c. BHtiAr5 Dana, Weeks
4. Stanton, DdnDile; and dealers in madeline
generally ia ". England. b4oyI
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Phillips Academy.

nv II T. Spring Term viii commence on
\ Thursday, February 2l, and continue ..
lsysn works. Mics MARY T.. BuRNllAhl
will resume the charge Of the Female depart
mcnt Miss y VII give instruction ~ The
French and Italian langnages, and Also IN
DfRWiug,
Lectures win be- delivered during IN" term
IA connection with the yarioua branches OF
science studied
'Thc Teachers Glass will be- rcorgnniacd early
ia the term,
An necessary assistance will be seasonnolY
prnyldcdT--
{, q BUtNHhM, Principal
Danyilic, Jan. 81, lsip 6ll~3
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ANOTHER TRICK.
Farm for Sale at
$500,

ON reasonable credit, If requested Said
~ Farm is situated on the stage road. one
mile north Of Sheffield Hollow, and contains
more than -'
23O Acres of excellent Land,
well fenced into four fields, aud six pastures
-kving water in all--whieh produce hay and
feed sufficient to keep 30 cows. or other stock
equivalent, the year ABOUT aud as largo good
and convenient buildings as on any farm in
said town-wood aud sugar naples IN, abun.
dhoco Pr. MOSES DAVIS.
1 We, the undersigned, consider the above
described farm worth the price asked for il.
Joseph Ingalls,, Joseph II. Inralls.
Hollis ingalls,. - siycs Townsend, --
James Chclscy, -4 Joseph Ide,.
George Gray, Nathaniel Elkins.
king HilI, John 7 ingalls,,
II -Wrlch, James Roberts
Sheffield, Oct, 2. Isi5. 5s4tf
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:. Testimony Of Samuel Green, Druggist aud
Chemist - Boston, AuR.II lS45.
This may certify, that nj the request of the
American Agent of Buehans Hungarian Bal
sam, 4 have an yEetI, an we'll NJ + am abir, n
bsttlc of that celebrated medicine, and find il
composed Of 10 distinct ingredients, each of
which, taken separately, is calculated to have
aIvery happy effect upon the pulmonary Or.
guus, and in combination, they are unsurpassed
think, by any medication Of the kind that I
have ever examined. One ingredient-whch
formsRt least half the Balsam-is an aromatic,
resinous, Gum, of kind heretofore unknown
10 me, and unknown, believe, 10 the me deal
profession in the United States. What it's eT.
ieuts may DC IN eases OF seated conBum ption,
cannot confidently predict from a mere ex
animation OF its properties by che nlical tests,
but should ththksit would DO beneficial in the
highest degree, The best test of the medi.
cine, howevef, must be The experiences of the
afflicted themselves Respectfully yours,
SAMUEL GREEN
Sold by ID. G. Bradlee Il Son, 100 Washing
ton st Boston, sole agent for tie u States and
British Frotineesj and BY } c. Bingham. 81
JohnsbuTy; Fuller X Co. Lyndon; L. ID Mer.
rhl, Bloomington WI. Hastings, Craftsbury:
4, G. Butler, Derby Line, Dana, Weeks 4
Stanton, Danville; and dealers in medicine
generally in New England9' GoOw4
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Essex County Agricultural So
oiety.

TENIIE above Society Is composed OF ihltly
twornrtnbrrs who have paid one dollar
zach We have received from the state
Treasurer S2s -, amounting Ia the wbulr TO
s6O,gj The Society have awarded and pad
premiums TO the amount of 53,l2, paid Tor
publishing notices Of far, $3.50, having a
balance OF 80, ~ IN 1hr hands of the Tfc'Suf'
or GEQ.-Mr GATES, Treasurer.
Luucnhurg, JhJ~ 70, 1870 bllwd
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From the Kniekerbookor
" ai-h n - RfGfi rs ,

WThc rights or woman" what aro they
The right 10 labor oud 20 pfay'
The right lo va,gi, - h'ls or-slerP,
The right DER others woes 10 weepi
Tie right TO sucoor in distress,
The right while others curse 10 bless
The right To love whom oihcts seofn,
The right 10 comfort all thatmournI
The right to shed new joy ON earth,
The nj, ht 20 feel the soul high worth
The right 10 lead the soul To God
Aloug the path her Saviour trod
The path Of mcckness aud Of love,
The path Of faith that lcadsahoy-i
The path or patience under wrong,
The path in,whioh the weak grow strong
Sath woman's riggs, aud God will bless,
And crown their champions with succcss.
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ting Of Blood WheoPtng Cough, and all PEE
m0Hdry 9feotiOHS,S' diseases If the Lungs Iue
opinions of those who S4ye usrd ttcan bef'tu
from the following extracts from iheit letter.
II have used il now for II years, anrs am Goa
iident that IT has been the means of preserving
my itfe 10 the present day, = Al consider '''A
inraipaJie remedy in all pulmonary eomPia'HlN
"It has every whore given Rnirersdf sdtga''
ton" IA young lady in our family has been
entirely cured Of consumption by the use oil y
"Having been 30 years troubled with the ~
tnsic, and under the care of the most emlneh,
ply seians and having resoried TO every klH'
OF remedy with Ettlc benefit, Il has, Rtler w
alof two years, never failed of giving lmme'
diute relief '.Havina been troubled more lhan
20 years with the asthma, without being muen
bene fitted, | was entirely relieved and app''
rently meteorological healthb y ons weeks
2Sc ofiL' .I'rTy4H,i. rr....... ..t-
v az Bep6re Of }CeRhieI(eitS and falahoH'
suelr az Cdrtsr's Compound Pulmonary, 6aI'a ~
.qmhrieNH Pulmonary Bdisam, and otno"i
part bearing the namcl Enquire ior ths NJ nv,
Gle by it's whole name, the "IEgtao'e /, -! Is
,rnony Balsana,. aud see that it has the wr,uen
signature of VIM. Jon'n GatleE, upon Se' Nv,
LABEL on the SiuC wrappers Each o9 al' a,,'
So al ia stnmped'vcgeta Pulmonary ba''a"'i
Prepared by Reed g. Cnlter, Importers u"'
Wholesale Dealers in Medicines, Pants n,'"
icals aud Dye Stufs, 81 Chatham Street pu'i
ton, and sold by Druggists, Apoiheoar'eS' anr
Country Merchants generally. For pat"eI
lars aud recoInmc ndaiions see -tamphV' -
compan wing each bottle. Pfrcc 90 cens. ~
Aale by ]. &. BiSeuAn, ST, Johnsbury' 9'i"O
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FOR SALE,
A Tavern Stand and Farm
r BURKE HOLLOW

1T UTKhE WULIVW'
UyIlE Tavern Si9nd oons'siH Of large
L House lately built for the purpose, haV'
ing 10 convenient rooms and large LllIL Iva
acres Of land, aud n sunabl p-+iaru and Shed,
with ws,rr handy. Thc<land has been dong
a good aud profitable hubincsz during the LAT
year, aud - believed " be the bcs, location.
Tor public House any whore GA the road be
tween Lyndon Corner add Derby Linz,
The Farm contains Que HunGfed Acres O.
good land, nearly all of which ia in good
STATE of cultivation, X lies almost within the
Village, baa good Barn aud Shed upon o.,
and Is well supplied with Mater.
The whole Is offered Tor sale, by the SUB
scribcr, at a vrty low price aud on lbcn
terms, DANIEL ~. DBNlSON- O.
Oct 25, ISls 5--U
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81. JOhnsbury Academy.

yENuI Rprina Term will commence on Wed
nesday, ihe 2lsi of February
Mn. JAMES k~GDLBf PnneiPal
NV II. CASE, late Na, saPeunigHdehi Di
Common schools, will hereafter be connected
with the School Teacher.
~ the commence meni OF the term elAs
viii he formed OF those Intending to teach, and
appropriata exercises will be- continued Tor
l,eir brne6l through lhe Tern .t
Further particulars can be learned o. 'hs
Principal or .,,,o,,,., L..
COWS J., bHNNN'F - ''''
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Recommended by eminent + ~
sicians as a "sgte, coHtcai6Hh
&. rcry tfiedcioUF rtMoiy a.
one that will not disaFpalHiihe
reasonable expectations Of those
who use 1t, and superior to aHg
other within their knowledge
for Coughs, Colds 4 Cogsunp'
ii0nk. .9sLh pla, phthisle, NWi
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Leather for Sale, and cash paid
for Hides,

rFNHE subscriber keeps constantly ON hand
A. ut his shop all kinds of Leather tor sale
al the lowest cash prices. lie will pay cash
for Hides. CHARLES CHASE
West Concord, Jan Is4s. 541tr
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From the American Farmer,
THE FARM R

OF al pursuits BY man inyenlod,
The Ploughman ID the best oonlenled
Ills eallingp good, his profits high,
70 And on hs ipbora oil rely,
NfechaniesTll by HIN are fed
OF him the MeTehnnis seek their bre6d
Ills hands give meat to everything
Ipfron, The bcggar to The King
The mnsnud honey, corn, and wheat
hfo By his labora made complete,
our clothes from him must first arise,
To- deck the TOP, 10 dress The wise
We then by vote may justly
The pIoughman's rank smong tie grsai--
More 'pirpeHdent ilinn them oil
That dwell upon (lla earthly bah
Allhail, ye Gruors, young aud old
Pusl, ON your plough With courage bold
Your W0allh aliaea from your olod,
Your Independence lrem your Godi
II then the plough supports tho nation,
And men of rank IN every station,
Let Kinps 10 Farmers make a bow,
And every man procure o plough,
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APLTTLNG HLOOD.

NrW I OTKI NVTT = TTIII
.Da TuwEsrsbfI verify believe that your
Sarsnpatila has been the means, through
Providence, of saving my life l have for sew,
cral years had bad Cough, II became worse
and worse, Al last | raised largo quGnuucH
of blood, had night Swoats, and was greatly
debiitntcd and reduced, and dad not expect To-
live / have ouiy used your SarHapar,llaHa
short time, and there has n wonderful change
been wrought In mrs ! AN now able 90 walk
all oI6r the city raise no blood, aud lny
cough has left me YOU can we'll imHginc that
ala thankful for these results. s
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IN all other uterine and urinaIt ufSeaseS'
Its specific action is imn'td'hte anu ccr'aln
Upon tho uterine ahS ,Nbdotnin@I muscles ana
Iiraments, restoring Thcm TO as healthful a
state as those OF chilahood Nr OF yonlh. sup
oort.rs. INN gares, ptrssirics, and the like are
Immediately dispensed with, aud all the pains
and weakness consequent upon the difficulty
named HTc removed Patients who have used
the medicine cannot sufficiently express their
gratitude Tor the relicfcXpeTcnccd
The article has received the enconinms and
patronage OF some oTth6 oldest dAd ablest Of
the medical faculty. One IN particular (whosc
name In nj tire rervier of amy inquiref,) rayv
the cures Il performs are more like miracles
than anything else he can compare them to.
Gases which had been pronounced hopclc
have been within his own knowledge perfectly
and spseddBrSred. The second, '..
LIBBY'S gfLE 0I.NTpEyN1, is irarranted
TO cure, no matter how cTtromc the case A
surgical operation for the piles may be entire
Is avoided by It's use. The attention Of the
medical faculty is especially called to it. Ici
does not cure the money will be instantly re-
funded Baii- siish cGi.iHEcGcg has- 20 go
piieaIian Of IL is yet Ia be found. II
Dec, l54s. EDw&RD BARroN, Sec.
Applications for agencies and nll orders
should be addressed TO Edwin G Barues: See.
rotary of the New England Branch, Boston.
These Medicines are for sale by j C. Bling.
ham. 81. Johnsbury; John Bacon, ST Johns.
bury Centre; and KIttridgc Il Colby, Lyndon
Corner; L. IL. Ibelano Il Son., North Hard.
wick J. A, Sawyer &Co., Greensboro; Am
asa Scott, South Craftsbury; w r. Shedd
GO, Wells RNer1 Levi z Parks, Passump.
sici and by their agents generally throughout
New England. 60iw4
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IT'S eSpeeled that instruction in Music o.
l iHd Piano Forte will ho gwen by Miss
HirtrSst NJ, Kgrs dunng the Spring Term
Of tho Academy al H. Johnsbury,
Erb 4 1910 bllN
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DIR. T0H.NisE.sD,S COMPOu,ND
ERrHAcr 90
SARS APAR1 LII A.


goudsr and BfssIag Of he age. TIM Hohf
ESrRAhHpisART MEpioiHr ~ ThF NogLb
ms ,Esira6l Il pat up 80 QuaH bPHeHi
az fi.aes rhsapeT, gifasaHffTf and nHFTaH"H
superi0r 10 any SOLD N cpTfs pHheH Fo"H'
isg, purgiHg, AirkeHiHg, or deb'W ing "'
PafifHf
TEuE great beauty and superiority ~ NiN
RafsaparillA over All other medicines ~
tiint lille il eTadiGaiss the disease u inVIRof.
ates The body Il - Quo Of ihe very btHl
sgriHg and SUMMER mfdifiufs ever A""Nhi
ID not only puriies the whole tyHlsnij Ahp
sirengihcns rbl person, but II ereatfS Hf~,Ps
and Tieh blood, pnWsf pOHsrFsed ~ no olh'I
,nedieine And IN iiis lies the grand Hnefet
"a wonderful success, II has peflprhsa
yithin ,iio last i've years, more Than luuiuuu
rnreg of set 70 cases pf disease All'AH l'i"u"
Vefe considered ineurablr, " mas save" we
lives Of more than &. 900 children qoHhg N'
two past seasons. .o,J DFoIf JTy
.IyvD W.INT or NERFGbS E'fh"" -
DR.. Townscnd Sarsaparillh ~ '3ofnIs''' Wv
whdif system permanently, To ihoht WI"
have lost their Iuuaeulaf energy by The effects
Of medicine or indiForrlion committed ~ youih
OF The cSecrsiyo indulgence OF the pahs'0ne,
and brought on general physical fpFasIhuoh
Of the nervous Rystem, laFHitudr, want OF ani'
hilton, fninUnH sensations, premature decay
aud decline, fastening towards that iatal dc,
ense Conaumption, eau bo entirely restored
by this pleasant fcmedv, THIS sAfhhPhTUlA 70
Gar superior 10 any iRrigOraiiHg eordiaf, az u
invigorutca and, frncwa the system, gives ae-
Gyity to The limbs, and strength 10 the muscu.
lar svstom, ia a most extraordinary drgfee,
- CONSU .uPTfON CURED
Cleanse and strengthen, CONSUMPTION can
DO Cured lgaucb4its, Consumption, Ll''t
G.bmpIhinf, Cnlda, CAtnrh, Coughs, Asthmai
Shifting OF hlnud, SORENESS ia the tbest, llec'
TIC Flush, NieLi Swcata. Difficult or froiuse
Erprctoraiion, Pain IN the Side, have hccn u
e,n IA. cured.
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The Vegetable Pulmonary BaIsam

Tested by he Experience and Observation "
Thousands for WPisards Of ~ ycdrs Pe9
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az UNVUITUI H0TVHWI,
WIN RUSSELL,
RIIRU.M7TTSM

This il only one Of more than four thousand
gases of rheumatism that DR.. Townsend =
Shrsapafila has cured The most severe and
chrome cases are weekly crndieaicd by its eI.
traotdinary virtues.
JAMES Cummings, ESQ one ofthe assistants
in the Lunatie Asylum, Blaekwcll's Island, -
the gentleman spoken Of IN the following l''
tcE
Baekwcl's Island, Seq. ~, leiI,
Dr. Townsend-Dcar Sir 4 have sur
terribly for nine years '~t'h the Nhe,," 49,,
dctable of tho amc could NJ cav seeP
or walk Cad the utmost d. aug Pa,np,
','af t,.s bottles of yr-r SarsaphFillR, andthcy
49, -, ,,,. mo- than one thousand dollars
svo,,h oT GOOD ! am no much bettcr--indccd
| AZ. entjr.y relieved. You are at liberty 10
',.e III Tor the benefit The afflicted.
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Sash, Blinds & D"ors.
Two tbosoNyisbinr for ny of the above ar
l. tclcs w would. LAY, that at
RsmSay'S Old Stand

NAV ~ found - LARGE supply Of Sash and
pSSrs Doors, OUTSIDE as well Az IHHcr,
made "a the latest styles and iedrrdBIed 10 BE-,
n satisfactory article.
Sash, we'll made by hand, Of different quali-
tics 81 material, and prices 10 correspond.
BiiHds--d b,io. style of Ncnitian finish, con-
sdcrcd great smPrgr emoat on the old.
ur' All at the Old Tcrms--ehedp for cash or
the hope cf iHere,
G. +. RAMSAY.
St Johnsbury, Jurc q, lSiS. 567tf
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Look al This !!

HOUSE, SHOP, SO FOR SALE
VNllE subscriber wishes'i0 sell bis stand ~
Passumpsio Village, consisting Of small
Dwelling House, Wood Shed, Cooper shop,
Barn, and about A uere Of Land
Buildings all nearly new aud We'll FINISHED
a liberal GTfdit win b. gwen ftequHed up
on good security,
For further information inquire Of the sub
Forlber on lhe premises, 800, ,s,,,,,,.,
Barnet, Dee. T., lsia W'oU
Twenty Miles in Advance Of the
Railroad
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monthly Bulletln Mo. IL.

. In consequence ofthc
new aud extraordinary
triumphs of the follow
ing mcdicincs,thc Ora,
cirnbcrG Company dc .
lyotr nnotber BulLopR
Ito them. The FIRST,
| M1RSif.4LL'S UTE.
RiyNE CaTHOLIC0N
IL an iuAalliblc ayrcliic
in Prolupsus Iiorri(iah-
ing Of the womb) and
, H..
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DanyiIlc, Jan. 81, isi0 COWS
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-29
OH! WHIGERY, WHIGERY

OH! WHIGERY, WHIGERY
What have you done-I expect the
next question will be Slavery or
no Slavery, and then goodbye
to the Union.
YNHE subscriber Wishing to change his oeeara
i ton and residence, but not his politics. offers
Dor sale his very
E.aLUABLE FIRM,
known by the name Of "Hunter. Retreat" miles
Northeast OF Staunton, adjoining tine lands Of Capt
A. Anderson, Robinson Hanger John Sperry and
others, containing by recent survey IGS A.
CRES some poles. shout ~ acres Of which are
cleared and in good state of cultivation. the mead
ow first rate. and the balance OF the land very heav-
lily timbered with white oak, black oak, chestnut
walnut, locust hickory and great variety OF Other
kind of wood The Improvements consist of good
Log House, newly weather. boarded all round. v it'll
two rooms below and two above, and new Hitch.
en- and Smoke House, well finished a fine, large
capacious, now, Frame o"itzer Barn, new Wagon
House, Lumber House, Corn House ana Wheat
Granary. 80 feet long, Hog Pen, the same length
all under the same rool-beades other convenient
houses--iike"lse, two never failing Springs Of
most excellent water, and one of the finest Young
and old Orchards, in the county, containing every
variety of Apple, Peach, Pear, Plum, hanson,
sweet and sour Cherries, &c
TER NS-One-h half the cash down, the balsnc =
in three equal annual instruments, the purchaser ex
ecuting his bond and giving deed on the land 10
secure the payment. Possession given at any time
Arrangements have been made to convey good
title to the land have advertised for sale, and
those who wish 10 purchase are referred to VIM. b
Johnson Of Staunton, vino is authorized to cell fuI
me ard will show the land
FERDINAND S. HEISKELL.
Nov 2O-tf
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-01-29

ISAAC PAUL, with best facilities, will give
= his entire and constant attention to his general
businessat Misunderstanding and orwarding
Goods and Produce of all kinds with DISPATCH
There he always has in store for sale prime stock
Of GROCERlES, WINES, LIQJCRS, &c.,
Sc. Orders from punciual dealers will be care
fully filled on the best terms. The last very great
flood did not reach the floor where his consigned
goods are always paced:-Ihere is no danger.
therefore, of goods being injured by freshes unless
higher than was ever known. His arrangements
for paying freghts in the Cities and on the Rail.
roads are and always have been full and perfect.
July II, lS4S.