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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-31

CALIFORNIA GoIp.-Specimens, Quartz
and Sand, bought by VI SOLOMON Co Gold aud Silver
RefneTs snc Assay Sweep Sine tiers and cleaners oil
eahs Numerals and all known substances that contain
abe above metals Old gold silver diamonds and precious
stones bought; jewellers end sivessmhs sweeps ofes
A0n,t New. Ymk l3i l2tMW&Sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-31
FoR CHAppsp HANDS, SALT RuruM. &c

FoR CHAPPEp HANDS, SALT RAEUM, &c.
The isda Rubber Gloves and sits the best remedy
ever discovered No lady gentleman would be without
thsm. they Understood then sAtiss For sale, iOw at
Nm bskiRs, Ne. 1873 BroadsN BOYD Co, No.
% Esst broadway and NJ all the RabSer serss 1855,
CRYING BABIEs--CRyiNG BABIES.
large supply, embracing all siEes OF these and
tAefessnk Babes Just received al IUrfLSS Eaponam II
Fancy eceds. Novelties and Toys. No. SO Broalway-
Also, always hand large Of Dolls, OF all
kncs, d essed and addressed Se SO ig7 StrurhSSs
Bvshs Mse'c Cream LfnlzeIt, certain remedy and
costs only q cents Sold at No Sso sea~ea oOrssr
DuAee o. n. NJ Nuion, nef u. a2d ~, aat S)veO.
esker berfisa, Ne $50 sth-av. T. h. Pay;oa eoIesr
Grsen~ich and Barrow sis Dr. Huassr. lis 6tA-aY.
i2GAAxSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-31

LIZ Some handsome doaatsn, for the
Bind are recorded IN aaoshsr column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-31

~ Persons who suffer from CoRNs and
sse JoiNTs. will fad immediate relef from using Dr..
LIZ rIEtIsIps Shields Plsstsrs rhsy the
ready rehef Dor sale at all tbs Druggists Broadway,
and Al Or. LIrrLEFEIp'S Ocice. NJ. Al WhliAm 81
basement of the Exsasnke Price IS osass PER Dor.
JlS imTuIA&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-31

ASTOUNDING DEVELOPMENTS ne ATLAS
he.ides It's usual variety If choice reading will
deveope Of the rascaitsS OF he t> surveyors suu
demonstrate hat the owners OF up-ioNn property are
ehams robbed through The ignoa oe OF conniyance
of officials connected with the Street DepaIn ent Also
n Plan OF Ietoi IA poi TIC al Primary Elections.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-31

ELEGANr ShisTs. An elegant fit is as
desirable shut any Other article OF dress, aud
nothing be besua than the aad style Of the
Shirts made at GREENS celebrated establishment No.
Asor House Eyery Article that leaves the
ranted and gentlemen giving ,her orders may depead up
RECEIVING the garmtss Exactly AZ The ne agreed upon,
however the not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-31

ONYGENArKp BirTERs. popular
and uu valuable medicine Effects be most xstoash
caree, and the statements ef entitled
credit worthy 'he attention OF every pyspeptc and
SAlr triai. Hor sale BY
Ter sale b. 4. X. ID SANDS Ne. Ice ral,oa u; A. L
0pevM Co. Ne. SIC, and Z. " Ring No la9 Rroaaway:
aAA By Drvsxists senSAS in ths United Sts,es.
" DR.. 3. A. WEAvEa's weil-known
CaskG and Salt Rheum syrsp. CaukG Cure and Cersis
cold IN this Cay BY n. waId Co. No 81 Maiden
Lane; O.cstt, McKesssa 4 Robbins. No III Maiden
Lac: Pssfee, Clay 3 Co. No. rls,cher-st J Miner
Co.. No. sN FULTON 81 NJ. Gsoa, No isf Bswey;
keubsa Ms0. corner II Grand aad Cannon sta: G. A
Rnssm Ter. No Ia stA av; Cremhe, Of Bevsry
snd hoastas- sts H. =. Nall No sli Rlescksrst y. H.
WeH Broadway. 10 tnTarAkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-31

To- Housekeepors and all others, ia want
OF Reddag Bedste ads sc would do well TO call NJ vi.
NMLARp's old established WaieroOns, No $50 Chatham
st Of Mu berry A. where nsy be found the largest
Of articles bis ne, offered 20 tbs public,
conssing of Feathers Bsos Mattresses &c Ps'en, Screw
Redseads and Cots Wholesale and retail. ;1 lmTuTh&S'
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Bs Telegraph to the Ncw-york Tribune.
Retaru OF MIR Bulwer.

so,f.,, rsgrrpl Oce ofncr II Has0rcr srf B,sssT SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-31
BUSINESS NOTICES.

re- Nothing gives more sure =, eS .,,p,sars
eray tho Hss In are pepcc gem.
I..Iro,~ The Hats they NJ i'''e' "
.s. Standard Prices - ana "a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24
DIR. SHAW ON CONSUMPTION.

There i prrl1aps no disease with which our couI-
try is affected. which sweeps of annually many
victims. as that fell destroyer Of the human race.
consumption. What Il vast amount OF suffering
might he saved the human tamli, if they would but
avail themselves in season Of the remedies whci,
nature has provided for her children. and which sci
cnce has reduced to such form ~ I" he within the
reach of all. Far be il from I" anper with those
who are suffering with this painful disease In Of
terns YOU n remedy. We do not ask to rely up
on the representation "th"sc vii" might he actuat
ed bv selfish and pecunarv motives hut we give Won
the deliberate testimony Ut some otthe most rcepcc-
table phv >irian> that Wi~ar> Ral-am of Wild Cher
has established for -eit reputation that cannot
h- a,>lilci. Dir. Vim. \. Shaw. # Washington, NC.
writes under date Of MAY /. 1916. ~ follows:
Il have heard 81 many of decided beneficial
effects from is ti,re>i rciav in Asthma and Chr"n-
! ic Cough of Spa>lnoiic character have used the
Wild Cherry great deal in practice and with mark
Ell good results in those OF treat nervous M"
bity and ritabilitv, IL which Ili.hi>ic:rl patient
are subject. have l".b; i : he ho>t form il
which the effects OF pru~Sc acid MAY he had n
>eat,c un the constitution " .tiluut danger I" tn
r,atirlt Every '.u" knows the reputation "i th'
rurpentin" and Eal>am constituents in Ir"trac;r'
coughs The cont marion "i these principles il
W>,ar'> lal>:m d: VII! Cherry j. ingenious an'
iulriou~
"Mrdir:,l men are Justly ii>tn>tful Of Patent Me-!
iriur> in gcucr;,l. hut caIr lurl>t discriminate I've
tween outrageous nu>rruni~ and humtugs and tli">
medicines which ivr proven ~.s.J.t..r, ana II man
well a'rc>tr,l ra-e-. curative
None genuine unless - med l. Butts Oh the wral
per.
ArlxT>-.I. G. Bingham 1o'ln Racon. =. I"hr'
bury: II. G. Enhrnck. ra>>:mI>ic; James Clar'
Barnet; 'rc"r-e t"wic>, Eyrg",r-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24
STATE OF VERMONT.

District oi Essex.
At Il Probate Court held nj the Probate Office. in
Lunrnhury, within and ,r said District, on the
18th day 81 AIrl \. l.. le52-
A y Instrument, IMrpurtnC tn he the last VII
n and Testament Of ihc"phu> trout, lat" Of
Concord i'll said District deceased. prevented I" the
court here bv Daniel McGregor, the executor there
in Named for Fr',hatc:-lt i, ordered bv said court,
that all persons concerned therein he notified to
appear at Session 81 said court to lie held at tn.
Probate Office in Luneuhurg. aforesaid. on the ii
,.av of June y. d. 1852. aid sllew cause. ii any
they may have, against the Probate E" said viii: i''l
which purpose it i, further ordered that copy OF
the record of this order be puLl,>he, three weeks
>lcr-<>velv in the Cale"nian, :: newspaper printed
at ST Johu.burv. In this State Is soon as may bc.
true copy Of record
16yw3l Attest, JONAH BROOKS. Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24
l1'ratbs.

In Pca>han, March -, ofcrvsiE's,, Mr. .ilpAeus
rarr. aged IS.
In Danville April s, Mr. Moses Webster aged ST.
member Of the Cong. Church, and one OF tho early
settlers of Danville.
At North Danvilp, April 3. Of carkcr-r:ish Sarah
F., daughter Of Mr. John and Mrs Laur. Yard aged
6months and 6 DAYS.
In Pcachum March -. Of consumption Mr. Enos
Colburn, aged 10.
In Ilarlwck, April 10, Mrs Polly Drew, widow Of
the late Mr. Francis Drew Of North Danyille, aged
10 years 4 months.
In Glover, March Is, Mrs Ectsay Clark, ascd Ct
years.
In Walden, March 10, Of apoplexy, Mrs Sally,
wife Of Mr. Edmund Eddy, aged 80.
In Waterford. March % Mary Corolvn, eldest child
OF Ira and cynthia Richardson. aged wears and s
months.
In Walden, Feb. 10, John Carlos, son of Nath W.
and Sarah Gould, aged II months.
At West Boylston. Mass March s, of lung fever,
widow Robe ". Damon, late OF Kirby, VT, aged 50.
Her remains were conveyed to Kirby, TO find their
last resting place.
! In Barnet, APRIL of consumption, Peter, son of
Peter and Margaret Lindsay, aged months.
In Walden, April ), OF lrosy in the chest, Theron
son vi Mr. Frederick and Mrs Nancy Smith aged l
year.
In Waterford, April :, Mrs Fanny c. Bennett aged
Al.
In Barton, April 2, Mr. William Barnard, aged -
Years.
In Barton, April IA, Mrs Luda, wife II Mr. john
Foster, formerly otl'cicllam, A..
In thi, town, April lG Francis H., aged Years 6
months and Is days; also, April Is, Jane, aged t
wears months and % days, only children of Mar
shall aid Mary Snow. These bright cherubs Of
their parents JOY were both taken violently with the
canker-ra,h the llth-and were both buried in one
coffin tie 18th. May their friends in this sore be-
reavement be con>ue,i, that they left nothing un-
done that was i'll their power to 30, and that THEN
Heavenly Father called them TO their Savior who
said suffer little children to unto me- and for
bid them not for of such is the kingdom OF Heaven
Printers in y. H.. Mass. and Canada Last pIcast
netics. Tom.
In Haverhili, y. H. April very suddenly, III
Moses Moves aged 80.
At North Haverhill, April IL, Mr. Noses Southland
aged 61..
At North IIaverhiil April IS Of consumption, Mr.
Caroline T.. wife of Mr Thomas h. Whitman anc
only daughter Of widow Rhoda d. Wilson, aged 2.
years.
il, Piermcnt, April Il, very suddenly, Mr. Geors
Knapp, aged about S.
At Lyme. April Is, Mr. John Culver revolution
lIyIc...lo..er, ace,.,!,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24

District If Essex Sc.
!, Probate Court horn at the l'rui.arc ,ilice i'll
Luncnhurg. within and for sa! district Oh tie 18th
dav ii APRIL \. d. 1852.
1 y Instrument, pUrI".ing Ia be the last will and
y testament al David il,ard. late "f Conc"rd.i in
>n district deceased. being prc,cnc 10 the Court
here, hv David linbarl, ir. the executor therein
named for probate il is ordered by said Court. that
al persons concerned therein he notified ~ appear
at session ii said Court. I" he holden al tine Pro
bale Office, III luicuburc. AFORESAID, on Tie 18th
dav oi NAV. \. u. lNj2. ami show cause. il any
they may have. against the Probate 81 >i viii, Tor
which purpose il Is further ordered that copy "f
Tie record OF this order he published three weeks
,uccr>,iv,y in the CALIFORNIAN. newspaper printed
al s.. bloomsbury in this State. H. soon - NAV be.
76gwS Atrllc copy "l Record.
Attest, JONAH BEuOhS. Re.i-trr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24
THE CAL ED NI N.

81 The Tribune states that i'll the new
Legislature of Rhode Island there will be i
majority in the Senate. and ii in the House
in favor of the Maine Law.
e. The largest Machine Shop in the New
England States, is soon to be erected at
Northlield Vt. The building is to be six /
hundred feet long-and eighty-four feet wide ,
to be built of brick and iron.
e." Goc Slule, genarai agent Of the popu-
lar Education Society. reported at the 9TH
annual meeting recently held at Cleveland,
that 49 female teachers have been sent out
the past year, making the whole number sent
out by the Board PAS.
ca GOOO Fugitive Slaves have arrived in
Canada in the last two years.
/ Ga Writes the correspondent of the New
York COURIER from Washington -
The signs favor the opinion that the old tick
ct of Cass and Butler will be rcsuscitated at
Baltimore notwithstanding the demonstra
tons threatcnings and rcvilings of Young
America"
G. Geo \. Hamilton, charged with de-
frauding some 200 persons out of money for
. spurious California tickets. has suddenly va
moscd from New York. The tickets were to
cntltlc the holders to passage in the Rein
deer, via Cape Horn.
, ~ Hon. Henry Clay first took his seat in
t the United States Senate in December 1906
= nearly forty-six years ago. There were then
U but seventeen states in the Union, and of the
. trirtv-four Senators it is believed that Mr.
c Clay alone survives.
II 81 The New York papers are complainin;
20 OF the high price of provisions in that city
e. Butter is selling at - a 81 cents the pound
le and it is difficult to get good article at that
l, You cannot buy SAYS the Express, a beet
mutton, and other meats are proportionatcl
at HIGH. Potatoes are also scarce and dear
"a say 81 % the bushel.
IN
ed e" a party of twenty lIungarians hav
IL, reached Cincinnatti m route for Missouri,
't purchase a tract of land to settle upon an
III -,
~, cultivate. The party is in charge of Captai
ii. Gratzcv, and they have sufficient means
no purchase 10000 acres of land. and the nece
ia sary agricultural implements for cultivaio
and to stock the same.
on e." The entire expenses Of our army
ny mounted last wear To ten millions. or a tho
w.. sand dollars per mar.
Nr. G" The Southern Ohio and Indiana p
lcr pers report that most Of the fruit-chcrri,
"> peaches, apples, and pears which had ,
r." capped the extreme cold Of the past whit,
in has been destroyed by tn, late trosts.
~ g" Mrs. IIuldah Sparkling died at Osw
4 20, y. Y. on the >th inst, aged one hundr
in and ten wears. She was born in Walpar
ha' New Jersey. She distinctly remembers t
W. old French war, and the circumstances ,
her father and mother being driven trc
their homes and she was wounded bv t
''' Indians.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24
Hats and Caps;

Comprising SILK Hats Of vari"r> qualities. Mems &
bows ko>suth Mems and BOYS Wool and Child
rrli> Fur and Plain Hats,
Tosethe. with good assortment Of CAPS. and i'll
fact all the kinds. qualities and STYLES that are ISL
ally kept ina City Hat Store
Md he would take this opportunity "f>,ving that
~ l. i, manufacturing h> Hats and Caps, and con-
>euentv saving i- time and profits, and a. he has
for several wears past been engaged in the largest
manufacturing establishment oil the kind in New
England he iattcr himself that he can not only give
them cheaper article OF the same quality, but e
quail i'll style and finish ANY which may Le found
il the city cf Boston.
Andb strict and prompt attention to his business
he feels assured he shall receive liberal patronage.
HITS MADE TO ORDER by Case or
single at short notice.
y. r. Particular care will be given to shaping 80
that Hats viii sit easy and comfortable TO the head.
~. John>burv. April 10 1e52. s6sn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24
H!orriagr5.

In l!srdwick, April l, l'y the Rev. Joseph In'er-
wool, Mr John Cobb, and N.>> Abigail q. Sanborn.
both of II.
In Albany. April :, by E"v. II. y. H"vcy, Rev.
H. |, Campbell and Miss Ellen F. Cougl,, both Of
.Nhnnv.
In Albany April 5, by Rev. II. y. Iiovev, Mr. Vim,
g. 'andv. Of Hydcrark, 10 Mi>, Mavina L. Baker
Of Albany.
\, Bath. April C. Ky Rev Edward Cleveland Mr
Henry Wade, Of Memphis. Tenn. 10 Mrs Susan l..
Dow, "f Bath
In CharIr>t"wn y. H., April 20. by Rev. J. eros
by ID. A. Gage, Esq, Superintendent Sullivan Rail
roaI, and Miss Eliza NJ. daughter of l. F. Wcthcr-
he, Esq. both Of Charlc>town
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24
SPRING AND
Summer Style of
Boots 4 hoes.

Remember HE OH Line Bout and Shoe Store '
Won can huv more Shoes for vour cash there than
! at any other Store or Shop in CALEDONIA
COUNTY. and greater variety Latest stvie
Gi,'nt> French Calf E,.".s sewr,l pcr-.-l. made
t" order and warranted: and finally all kinds of
Custom work done ."Dri-r.
All kinds al Leather Tor sale. CHKAP For CASH.
Shoe u. Iktrs kiis al AL kinds and good assert
mrmt constantly on hand and for sale.
have INST returned from Boston with large
stock. which WAS bought for Cash, and am conf
dent that the quality and price
WILL BE SATISFACTORY.
LadteS and Gentlemen, Please gre me a Call
GEO. c. BARNEY.
ST. .Iohn<hurv, April %, 1852. 76yu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24
FRESHET {!

We had no mails from below Concord, y. ii.
Thursday night, on account of damage to the
Railroad between Concord and Lowell. The
road is badly washed and it is feared the
worst has rot vet been witnessed. On the
FitcLburgh road too, there are similar imped
imcnts The rains south have been heavy
for the last four days.
EY- The Christian Repository says that at
Brattleboro. Ludlow Cavendi,h. Reading,
West Windsor. Woodstock. Barnard, and
Bethel. there are Univcrsalist societies. and
they own meeting houses, but at present are
destitute Of preaching.
G The Congregationalist says:-TLe
spirit rappers" have discovered that the spir-
its Of animals are just as happy and intelli-
gent in the other world as the spirits of men
The communion between the ''rappers' and
the spirits of asses and ''old hens cannot be
otherwise than cordial and refreshing
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24

ESCAPE OF A BANK RoBBER.-Charlrs
Thompson, convicted as being concerned in
the robbery of the Dorchester and Milton
Bank. escaped from the Dedham Jail on Mon
day night. In sonc way he obtained egreSs
from his cell, went up stairs to where the
turnkey was asleep, with loaded pistol and
the keys ofthc prison under his pillow obtain
ed both without disturbing the slumbcring
official, unlocked the outside doors and escap-
ed. \ reward Of $500 is offered for his ar.
rcst.-BOStOn Puptr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24

TIIilE Subscribers having been appointed by the
i Hon. PROBATE Cour' for the District al Cai"i'-
MIA, Commissioners =" r.cc',.' rxanlinc and adjust
all claims ALI '.cmL1i Fl aii persons against ihc
'at" III Loch G">>. nic Of Waterford. in said 'li>-
'rt. deceased. represented ;I-"y"nt. AMI the term
II IN months from Tie nth ,iiv of April. ls5e. aow c
hy said c"ur: /" the creditors ui said Gccc:s-ri. '
rNnh and nrrye their respective claims before
b" -Ic u".ic. that we " attend /" he duties ri
our appointment at the dw"l.,r- house Of widow
sally G,,>s. in W.ir-~.,ri. in >l District. on the
-.'h t"v ii MAY ntN; and fourth day of October
Il: o'rl,Ck afternoon, III, each ri said tnv-.
LEVI =. PAIRS. i,,..,,..;.-:,.-
DAVID hus>, In. '''0
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24
Royalton Academy.
THE SUBSCRIBER

ltIVES notice, that, Il, tie busy season Of the
u wear approaching, when it will not be exl'e-
dent to pursue. 10 Il considerable extent. hi, pres
ent plan o. delivering public lectures. he has con-
nected himself with Roysltun Academy a. Principal.
II is his design IN make this school of high order
IA Normal school for the training of teachers
Thorough instruction will also be given in both the
Classic: and English Departments. Music Draw
ing and Painting Of various kinds will be taught by
teachers well qua,itiel
The Summer Term will commence Nav Is. and
continue eleven weeks. Students rot received for
less time than half term. Tuition payable 1t the
middle ofthe term.
Tuition in the primary English branches,
per term, $500
Higher $50
Classics 400
Music 500
: French. Drawing & Painting each, extra, ! 90
Use of Piano 2.0Q
{. G. BtRNHAN.
! Danville. April IL. 1852. s6sw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24

PROPOSED SALE OF NORTHERN TExAs
TO G"rEENMENT.-Ata meeting of the cred
itors Of Texas, held at Washington on We'd
ne>,iav, Gen. Hamilton of South Carolina,
submitted project, to memorabilia Congress
with view of eiiccting a sale to the General
Government of Il portion of Northern Texas,
including that tract acquired from New Mex
leo by MIR Pearcc's bill, as an Indian country,
the consideration for which, together with the
five millions in the L. 5. Treasury, should be
applied to the cxtir- adjustment of the indebt-
cdncss Of Texas. Further consideration of
the subject was postponed until another
meeting.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24
ELDREDGE & JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY SIS COunseIlors at Law,
Office. EcA.om> Hnillnc, Main street,
NASIII'A \. II.

WILL give Jr"mp, attention I" all business
w trusted 20 TIER care in any OF the Court, in
this Srn.c.
They also continue :" tran>ac' business III anr
oi the Southern or Western STATES: such - pu--
chasing Government Lands Im1rDvad Farms
Tracing Land Ii;i.- Paving Taxes. Examining
Larli and furnishing Ia the description of
il. sflil,I:, value e., selling Lands, L., r>iica
ing the settlement "f the e-a'ts "f er,"s deceased
securing the property h.lugu- !" >rch estates. COZ
Letting debts OF MI hirl a'a attending aar 3es-i
business in the south and We.f.
l.anl Warrant. hnurh', sold. and located f'r ia
Soldier, and Bounty Land disposed oi on comni'.
sion.
Nv. FLpki p.L. having travelled oXIen>irei, IN
the West. and on government; land, and theret'y
CURED knowledge of the best locations. and ccr.-
pra business acquaintance. viii continue ." ina.-
Journeys At regular intervals, 70 ;rcl. to &c ~
cg1 business at the "ifico-
During HIS absence NE. JOHNSON viii he fuu.re
nj their Office. 10 a,tr1 70 all hmnr husinr-> an:
will receive md i,r war, :" Mr. l. al :o., N bL,.,s>
left with HIM.
Pensions. Eo'lnry Ir'i. Iiar i'av .r.i Ex,r, r=-
procIrei for ihoc -u'ii-l, pr::-'.ns t. Patent,
and Specifications '.!lv prepafc.i and Fs,4nis
obtained Ad,irc on lrl.>or, /. INV lal.9, ar,i
Government Claim graft
Al busiles> sem hv msi. i. Il :.iter,.e % cx-
Tc'ii'inu~'v ar. Il in:rl-'.
VI r.-':tI''!- 20
l',-r F.e:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24
BRICK MASONRY.

VOHNF +. CAMERON respectfully announces 70
- the public that he has located himself III this
Town. and ria, be- is il, reaie>. 10 DO all work in
his line of hn>n,ss. with pron3tness and in work
manlike manner. He NAV ir 'ouni. or orders NAV
be left, a; the house OF Mr., Henry, on Summer
street.
81. .Iohnsburv April II. 1889. .6sm6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-04-24
Northern Fruit Trees.
TyNIiE subscriber womb -ar ;ha' re rs Il
n,ri WELL. SELECTED as>Oliii.r:,: a,
AppIp. Pear, Plum 4 Cherry Trees;

Gr,ps. Loosi,rrru. rmra"f $ .,'fr--'s'a-F;
Hcnlge Plants .ipf'lc. Par. I''r'", !
cherry Socks, by tie loo "r loco,
A-n Grape. Gnosbcrry. and CuIran: Cutting Md
Scns Of all the most desirable varieties, il any
quantity
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