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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

Ga w-sn--tts. Az ~. jaws COOLEY D. 49, l.s-
n iuu-rs| s- from fhe r-.tsrt- o - sihr ct
t'n 0l fftsF as css " tsuass 80 10 ID s-atss
Il ih sssr af fsffy f of Nhfstt fn pf0c-i "a 10
Gr-susnf t-r.-y fts f-sffss 80 r-is Of -
tamil o sff.ut
A. P-ft.fIs ~ f~rfofl, Az .. FnlANnNfsi
an g.. Re- C-srs- f.p-.. X fst tlsh ~ Il
Dan che st~d f. = = fnHihs
Nan U.'s Co Uf drssrf.ry. ABIGAIL AVS
-s.-t 81 sh.f Of A-rsnssf 40 Margaret SCOT Of CO.
-l-t u s-.rs
oa rs..ssy Az Sc NJ GEORGE BURRAs IN m. -.h y,u
TIE -rrs nd h- isriv. and hose o. ~ o. esrss
49, h. d.Hstf-f Ms cosy ta--t-' afs1 30
l'om 'o Dah-f % BooshH nr rh1ffsy So 80 ga fsi
su5f-nt. At-n. Colnts oho - ne l~h -.fos.
-. MATTHIAS b DfNNaN, OF NJ sauus n-umsa q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

AxorHyR A>rIREST OUrRAGs.-Our Sand
=, at, rant friends AZ work once more Sberi-
U.g.m.n. OF Rensselaer, Co went Monday after
-, Ami o'clock 10 the house OF John Brooks in
S.pdl.ke. 10 SCI his property on an execution IN favor
- ,Ss s..i.pees Of Wni P Van Rensselaer,. tie
.ss :. .,,n - he eOmmrnced operations by
s"reorsI. guard Of seven untsrrined bah terrier look
- s.r., merchants in the disguise Of calico coats
Ia rninas the hrGn and crown brown pspcr aeNies
sns corduroy boots who took from him his psp~rs ~
.sns,ip.vx manner and tore them IN tsn thousand
seccs. when thew surrounded the crcis TOOK nun %
hi, wagon ana tod him he had better iesve OF ny
would give him coat OF tar and feathers snc - -
,,lth hsf h.fch~1 illusions from heu, hn' ne w.
not dow to take Another larger party rru-lned %
,,s peishborins woods 10 aid ii Necessary >-sci~
s,nsr-a persons were the ground but none o,-red
Albany knickerboeker, ssih-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

RAILROAD AccIDs>T-Oa Monday afternoon,
th- y O'Clock train from New f0rk met with serious
accident about tso miles from Am0Oy. The locomo-
tive vas suddenly thrown OF tie and AZ the
1gt one Eer- dragged % alter u and tnro~a down
the embankneut which was several feet nizn. The
accident happened a. short curve. The Conductor
expecting another train 20 arrive about Inst tine went
f1ru ard sorne three quarters VI mile - meet T. add
van 4 Il the accident he found places. It
short curves y1e q is>r sseursy Hr>a along IA irs1s
srlfy 9r ~ P.y2os. y tirorisz e 4 The VII
lain who placed the toers there 10 guilty Of TIE many
murders as tisooles wickedness ~ss calculated e.
cause. Trenton Gazette, Atb.
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are unimportant,

Rrr RrruRsrD.-It seems that this man, about
whom 90 much has been said ls,terly, has been de-
lvered to the American Consul at Havana and
sent TO New Orleans, at which place he must have
arrived ere this We shall now be able 70 have
bis own testimony as TO whether he "" kidnaP-
ped or went back TO Cabs Of biz own accord.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

The FoREIos NEws.-Up 10 the hour Of or go
ing 20 press nothing had been heard Of the news
Of this week from Europe. The Csledonis, the
steamer now due, Is rather slow COACH oa' We
presume she will get to Halifax 10 season 10Y our
usual dspstcb from 81 Johns to reach as 70 Hisn''
There 10 no, much hope Of her sooner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30
The Rires IN the Nyood..

BosroN. Wednesday, Aug Z9-fh
We have st Johns. y. b papers Of Tuesday
We learn by them that great fires were prevailing 10
the ooes and that the sun dense Ia the bar
sor. that vessels could not come up. and were obliged
70 anchor The crops throughout the Province were
excellent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

FR0N GUkTANALA.--Ine brig Narloa Gage has
arrived Al tbs port from Belize, Honduras. with
news - the SIN inst Mr. H.-e late Charge q Guste
rnAs was passenger BY the G.ge Gsatamas vas dis
,urbed ~ predatory bsnds g about setting iaw
A. defiance. robb NJ and committing al sorts Of dis
orders under the preienss OF reforming political sres-
spces The Sovcrnment lsckei strength and energy
r suppress these bandits and they had complete poe
.essier Of the mountainous roads leading IRON the
tso ports on TIE Atlznre - the capita
The renedy the evils 0i ths state o. things ~zs
sNurted Ia me return u Gen Carers. TIE ex3resi
see; OF The Republic. wh0 WAS las; year Arbitrarily
sxoeliei the country ~ ms enemies Carers Is ~
isdisu Chief and the a5est man 10 GustNmsA The
deere against 81 had oecu resclnced- and ~ had ben
requested 70 The party wnich drove Career
from the country se secn unable 10 sustain iise and
ff,o.l Nsrfsno Psrrdes s.Doderzfe bad psen chosen
rr-siient OF the Consutuen tAsscmoiy, with powers
vsh,rh made h.n virtually the absolute Governor Of
tbe country he and his poltcs s1herrnts ar friend
" 10 arrra ana have offered % pat aim 10 COMMA AID Of
the troops OF the Republic with the purpose Ia view q
ercciing through nstru nrntsiy restoration u
u.ncuillity he ~Es SON pected-
We believe that L srrera . nov m NeE-GranadA
-is .ad hat cur Charge d'A1sirr- il C~ntal A1-ri-
"a HOE , Hs~. - trcn more s4cc--sill As1 -
Fr-c-e-ssor. l IA. sson. tAv ed tfe- - -
sly snd commerce win GaltaIA-s, hpodlras 80 ~
Wsstineton 81 snii> treaties VIII SEn >Avz1or sd
Costa fOcs II = s.o understood that Mr. Chafec. Pc
ripoler nary u h NJ he h1x 4 ne B-ltans lad
c.uc ed sresues viii Ca L2l-a-A~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

AMERICAN MUsECN.-Since he monster crocodile msie
biz dtbui 81 Barnum here has been crest demsIa
among The Juvenile, Tor travels In Egypt They 20
know vhst the animal does when he's home among he
hlrushe. Of me Nile. Bel oni. Bufkhardt. Muns0 Pst
ard Bruce, have each s0-efIng 20 shout he ie'a
han. aud ner travels All - found IN ne Mercantile
Library Meanwhile the enormous reptile 10 creating 30
Little excitement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30
Markets ....sI

There is no change Of nor ent b notice IN the
FLouR market and the operations are bat moderate.
The supply OF CoRN not large and holders are ask
ing 40c sales Of WHISKY are making a. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

MfcMsAS-In obedience to Whis sentiment
throughout the State another Convention has been call
ed by the Central Committee Oor the 2lst Of sePtem-
Der At Jsckson) 70 make gubernstorid nominations
JsAn oven. ESQ having declined to run. From the
tone of the Wing press in the interior, We have no
doub, that the Free Soil question will be the principal
,ubiect discussed in the ensuing contest The ques-
ton of submitting TO the people the election Of the
principal State OiEcers and judges snd the calling OF
state Cony cnton will also be hsoied Tor At the next
election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
YEw-YoRK, THURSDAY. AUGUST 80.

Tsr PKrnprsrs HrlLrH.-h will be seen
by 90, Tsleg,spbic dispatches, the health Of Gen
Taylor !. improving the fever having iei' BIN
l., asv o, two he viii be able 70 leave Tor
N;.y.,. Falls he will pass through Buffalo WITH
on, s.oDping and without any formal public reesp-
ton III ough there 10 no doubt that the people wiz
be DOT 10 masses 10 welcome him.
Oar Teegsphic dispatches on o'her s0oJee"
are unimportant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

DsArR srALs The LiFs oF CNriolsN.-Ihe
telegraph informs US OF the death OF PsrRicS
co,Itss. ate Collector Of the Port OF Cincinnati
Rumors have lately been current OF bis aeiaieA-
,i,n. We hsve known Mr. Collins wei ana
daeply lament his antimey death We do most
snesrely hope that the charges brought ssSins'
hmm NAV be satisfactorily explained However
We may have differed from him IN his political
,,nrse. wa would sincerely contribute iesr Of
,orrow over bis untimely grave. Light may the
ssa res. apo. bioi aud fresh be his memory IN the
affection Of his friends RcgEiescHf ~ paee'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30
" TELEGRAPH TO TIE NEx.YuHg TRIBUNE.
The President. Health.

II For :elsgrsphic sispafehes received IN trne io'
Evening Edition Of yesterday, So Pirr Page
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

BrTTA1o Wednesday, Aes 2'-PA
DR.. WOOD WHITES o Hon. Nilard ilnore' tns'
he Prssdept = better to-dsy but feeble Il W
60 n ,os.fsie next week .0r Niagara Falls, arc WI
Ds..;bror.h tbs city without detention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

SrEANER SPIrsiRE DssTKorED By FINE"
learn from Capt Ress OF the srs1lhAn brig feTe fos'
srrived a, this port AS, night IN . days rom fA'
that the steamer s9lthre. Wood, hence Tor CAi'ris
destroyed by IRE 81 MsrSnham about TIE lsi A1s
Capt understood that her remains hsd eeen soid 'f
tie benehI d the vnderwriisrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30
ro,,ure of the southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Aug ID ? "
The Southern Mai. hiss tailed beyond savannah
Ga There is no item Of interest IN the city worth
teiegraphing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

GOyERNORsRlF 0F OREGOS DECLINED The
L0ssrie Courier learns from reliable authority tia,
Hon e. Marshall OF Madison declines the appointment
OF Governor OF Oregon, recently rendered him By the
President
kFSrrCKY LYGtsr.rURs. The rr1rSfjrf
Commonwealth gives returns. official and reported ty
which IL sppears that the Wings have majority OF
about 30 on Joint ballet IN the Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

ARRIVAL on Mss Mitchell AND FAMlLf.-Ihe
ship Hibernis, which arrived al Phlladelphia yes
terlsy. brought 10 our shores the mother and
sisters of Joss MlrcHEL, the distinguished aud
beloved Irish Patriot. We join most heartily IN
welcoming them to this happy country where we
hope, ere long, to welcome him Siso who stands
next to Emmet in the affections Of his country mes
We presume they intend to join their son snd
b,other w. II. Mitchell who now, deservedly, holds
Il position OF trust and confidence under Secretary
Ewing At Washington A thousand welcomes to
them. and prayer for the safety Of him who WAS
the best beloved OF those who periei NE and
liberty for their countrys freedom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30
The America at Halifax.

Bosrov, "Wednesday, Aug I'm
The ROYAL Mail steamship America, from New
YORK the I'D arrived at Halifax tire 25th after =
passage o; 80 hours The small pox said 70 be raging
A. Halifax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30
" Our engraving of san Franciso

r. Our engraving of San Francisco is pro
nounced by competent judges to be not only faithful
view, but to do credit to the artist in every way u
was cut on wood by Mr.. J. ?. BADEAu young en-
eravor who to Judge from this specimen, bids fair TO
become eminent In bic profession We do not think
We ever saw better engraving in newspaper work
tug t. large edition on a steam press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

REr COMIC BAcK-LArER PROM HAvANA'-
The ship Adelaide Capt Adams, arrived at this port
last night from Havana which place che left the ls'n
Of Angus, Capt Adams informs us that the ong sal
,adora sailed in company with him for e"Orlean'
having on board Garcia alias Reny, who was taken from
New orleans to Hsvans by force in ths schooner Mary
Ellen He was given up by the Captain General TO the
American Consul. and by him sent back 10 New-Or-
leans accompanied by Dr. Gage
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Tc-arH pfsRArCH.
Later from Fort Laramie, &c.

EElE. " e1nss1syi aug -
The President ~ continues - improve put ne
il So very weak DR.. WOOD, Surgeon, :. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

EarE. Wednesday Aug ~ Pm
The health ri the President contihaet - IN
prove and be . nov abe % 80 % i9r tnofi tine Al
intervals "a - Co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

80 Broadway Y and l5s Chesrut'i PLila
Have introduced and selling the Fall and wi1sr
Fashion for Gentlemen. Hats
The style Of iae Hat entirely new and IN connection
with the gent. costume for The season presents Of
elegance and true gennlly Ladies' especially m
vited 10 call and examine large assortment o. Glib
drens beautiful Paris Fur Goods. recently IMPORTED by
Us AUS 6ieod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

O. The firm Of WV. 7. JEsSsss Co 10 proyeybia
win those requiring hrst quality ready made gane5v,
large assortment Of which Kept hand the
siye establishment 81 Broadway American Hotel. TIE
new sye offancy rocs, Just Introduced for travelling ard
bushes. purposes, are commended particularly nes
sld scutee garmrns aus 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

- Those Who intend Advertising 10 ~ souih ssi
Wet for Fall trsce reminded INST d. h~ TINE
Sal sisciOry Information an1 choice ~ fh- beet Dsssps
pef- ran DO had a. The Agency " PsLNEs, ~ho .
snhor1sd BY he propreors 20 maze conuart snd sF'
n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

kgsrossrioS oY NATURAL sIcHT.-PfoiessOr BsOssosl
MD preserves snd restores he natural sight
'sht and does away villa glasses snurey Office dsy,s
New York, The lssi ihrre u each week Warren - No
from Broadway 10 Boston the other days, u win'ef
a. AUS In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

Total b.. $50 tit5.-.-afir tutf.-.-f'~' '
10 sss.ou Pop. po.t al S. CLAIR 30 s-'es lao ''
Counties
Phle. r.e.r.s 30 vote. and Gsu.r ll' Bo-eons m' my
overall a. FhuIqs plies 5i1 sotss u Ctsrtsf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

Bssor's NariosaL CotLscroS ~ D,GJEssrorFri
Among This collection We End nsenes.e. Of Pfe.dens
PolK aud TAYLoE and heir cabinets and other srncni
men. Strangers and citizens respectfully invited 10
ca, aud Examine hem his Gallery. % AMI ~ Brad
wsy, corner Of Fultonsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

From HAyASA.-We are in receipt OF hsvsns
mare - to The 10Th instant, but nnd no in them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

~ nyou geis pair Of boot. ge hen A. the s0rssf Of
Fulton and Nassau SIS French caii imported " y Zoe
calf - 50, usually ~ % Ia other cheap store. Boo,
shoe. ard ssisr' made order Al te shortest notice
For sale wholesale and retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

Doors, sHors. G.irERs SLIPPERS. 81 sc The chesp
-; and largest assortment IN the city, Of every siye f
ladies' gentlemen. children snd boys. BsooK., Co
grsss Boot and shoe Emporium 80 Fglton.st door
from Broadway. ~ Wholesale and retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30

DaEss Boors-L,rFsr sfYLrs-G-nuenen waiting
really good Boots ind The best assortment In the cy
a. W,rxSss ia Fulionsi The suele. made II IA,
establishment always give satisfaction the purchase
and are sod Al the very lowest prices Ladies'. ard eh
dreu'- Shoes In every variety ss2s cod
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-03-31

AareEassE1fnia NOT hlark1i ul B. au--t-s ~ =.
isEaona g.ll b pahllahsi usiI l5risf - 49, =,
asoFo. fFsle1siunal noiieas tusirs-l -. -
-, aeFefilse aenia Publizked ssra-5
AT 1, iea'ciou vii always Be sais il - -.
ressonai aotees (Fhsn a3nirsit.) IN = -
s,,. e nalai price. LsitsFs ts lie Bsiis- ~ ~
r. = u fafe asienlien nasi g a.sF rar.
Anneunsing eaniidat "a Cou1sv - =.
l''s'riet and State oaees SIC. va " -.
:'oa Gone AZ this Oalss mus Bsr6rs "a -
is performed. - - - $50
=. ~ we ass prepared to dOJos PanTrSS sgsHks.s
80 lsataess and despatch. and ea terms e -
elSy can ne zone " any printing oIss a e -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16
Winter Arrangement,


an and after tho 10Th December, the Pas.
~ srnrer trains ~ connection with ibo
Northern, Concord, Nashua and Lowell Roads,
viii run as follows
Leave Wells River otoA. NJ, arrive in Bo'.
ton ~ +. NJ
Leave Wells Rivcrat4r. NJ stop over night
m Concord. aed st5.vo "a noalon "a. N. neat
day.
RETURNING, Leave Boston at "a a. NJ. ,
arrive at Wells River g =. NJ
Lcayc Boston II VI arrive at Wells Ryor
- =. NJ
by this arrangement the morning cars from,
Wells RIVER Will connect with the New York
Steamboat tain at Worcester, by the Nashua
and Worcester Rnirond-iust opc 3rd, and
passengers from Wells River may arrive at
New York the rcXt morning.
Passengers nrc requested to place their bag
gage IN the hands OF the Baggage Master, AZ
the Company viii IN no case be responsible
Tor the loss of any baggage unless II happen
through The ncElcct OF 10 AGcnls- n-nsAAl4-
cftt.-'tss 9-I-. -GIlrualnd.A Nor lnt my bnEgara
beyond the value of Glly dollars unlros It ls
PreY'ous!y fKpsried- and Corresponding rates
paid nor ia Nag case whatever, Tor any mon.
ry'or ether yalulhlca except wearing apparel
Merchandise Trains leave Wells River daily
at q a NJ, aud arr,uo at Wells River daily at
u +. NJ J. A. PAGE, Agent
Dec. ISIS. SOAR
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16

Reprcvcs under the gallows are generally
hailed with satisfaction, ond the same may be
said Of Ulster s Buisam of VIA Chcrry, which
beyond all doubt has reprieved many from al
most equally sure deaths by lung complaints
Mr. Fowlc, the general agent, who deals in the
article largely, sends us the following note,
which he has Just received in the way of his
business - ChrOROfype. d"
Irasburgh, Vermont, May 3, 1917
Mr. s. w. Fowle-Dear Sir ! am nearly
'ouL of the Balsam of Wild Cherry. You may
forward, you please, two or three dozens
more. The medicine gives better satisfaction
here N pulmonary complaints than any other
that have kept. have tried it with perfect
satishction upon myself having been troubled
with a severe cough for more than year, and
having Profudc night bwests for the last month
Il hadtrled various popular remedies without
material bcncfit-at length tried Wstcr's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, and before / had finish.
cd the first bottle found great relief Two
bottles have wrought n cure. Yours, respect.
fully, ' HUBBARD HASTINGS
The genuine signed L. Butts on the wrapper
For sale by J G. Bingham St Johnsbury
Plain; J. Flint, st. JohnsbUry Centre; l.. 7
Parks, Paesumpsic, and dealers in medicine
generally.
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Cheney x Co.'S Boston, COnrordSl,l.
stead and Montreal Exprc,,

VNHE SUBSCRIBERS continue usdsru..,
i former arrangement made with The M.
tors 0f the Concord Railroad, 10 forward 49,,
10 and from Boston daily, with each pssifll,,
fThin,
Packages will be received and fTtl,Li
from Boston 20 all parts Of n II and Nrin
aud Canada
Letters are not taken on any terms
Ohoer NJ the new "lail Road E4chatF
BOSTON, ~ THE RAILROAD DEhf
CONCORD, At the Depot, Lebanon, u
j, w, lioweH, Muntp0illT, VI, FflT 4 TeI
Burlington, VI, T. q. Butlrfs Line sts,.
Derby Line, aud AZ Charles SrySoufs, Mol'
treAi
The Express Train leaves Boston ior Mon
ircal each Monday NJ "a % clock Pm ut..,e,
through Newbury, 81, Johusbufy and thr 3,
trrumdinte towns 10 StRnsuhd
n, u. The Subscribers arr alone fespoa,
Bile for the ldsa OF injury Of any article,
property ofhny description entrusted 10 o.,
care, nor ~ any risk Assumed by lhr Cohrur
Nashua or Lowell Railroad Complurs.
- r. CHENEY Railroad Exchange, Bonlr
HATll l. WHITE, Depot, Concord, \ n
wM. WALKER, IN Lebanon, II
Jan, =. l-f7. al,U
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16
AGRICULTURAL
WARE HOUSE.

TINilE subscribers have made arrangements
with McsUs Rugglcs, Mouse, Mason y
CO. uf Bpriuu, TOR the sT'r ~ then Flows and
other Agricultural Implements, and will cell
lhcut at the same prices ~ which they cell
Thorn az frtlil NJ their Ware. House IN llrstpn
thus alying 10 the Farmer The ifpipi.t flts
higii character shioA tIoir Flows aud other
articles have attained, We feel confident will
iusufr extensive sales and prove beneficial %
the Agricultural Interests ui The county,
W. have also for sale Fairbanks Flows
FARMERS, please call aud look ~ our
Plows, llArtowr, ,tultivntofs, Corn Shelters,
Charms, OK Rows Grind Slon"s-A rbots,
Cnnks md Rolls for doi Manure Forks,
Shayrls, AAta, Picks. Iron Bars, &c Nc.
Va are about erecting n largo building ~
which We shall havc convenient rooms Coz cN.
hihtmg Agricultural implements, and ntcnd
keeping them wei furnished wiui such arti.
clrs a. Farmers want ...'.........
Wrhivc for sale some Books for Farmers,
upon "DsrascE Of Animnla by : w Cob
"Domcstc Animate by Il. l.. Allen.
T.. JEWEI'rA co
March /, 1919 Gu5f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-06-16

Cb=s,, sd Nutfrtkfs' CsssHwpua. fsg "a sss,s
f.4ssA.l.. a--'u-sFtrTH Tee. tvsgFiafsL Csias
tsiaifs. Gstgtg. fstssa hyitug hissa hsfsaf5
- 60 tafst Nfttf- . lHst NJ 10 hafau NlArsI ~
tff7 gHH - ssts4
Hpi'il1E uleaa,
Nee l-,s apfd ~ faIT
us iusssEsn-i ,ruI, believe ,pat Hauapa.
iiis tsau tHs msaus tttauah ftulf.es OF ts,iur
90, Ifo. hats iut ssrrfsl sHfs ~ hhi tuufh IL
hsrans vutss sui wofsA. A. iau I faissd lafFs
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lutaur Asytaut blas. HrTs leland. ~ tha gentleman
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