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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08
L III E. C. A L e DON An.

HoRsr TnrEF.-A horse and sleigh were
stolen from the premises of Mr. James Wav.
of Derby Line, on Friday night, by an Irish
man in hi; employ named James McCarty.
SMALL Pox.-There are cases of the
small pox n Waterbury and Stowe-a con-
siderable rlmber, especially in Stowe having
been expos'd.
sy One -four exchanges says there are
two periods when Congress does nothng-one
before, and he other after the holidays.
DEATH IF LORD BYRoH's DAUGHTER.
ada, sol daughter ofmy house and heart"
the only chld of the late Lord Byron, and
known in tie titled world as Lady Lovelace,
died in Loldon on Saturday the 9th of No.
vember, in her 37th year-the age attained
by the poethimsef:
G Ex-Governor Hubbard.o of New Hamp-
shire. fell OF Monday night on the pavement,
opposite the Capitol. Concord, and broke his
left arm nea the shoulder
&C. A pri ate letter from Washington from
a very well Informed and responsible source,
SAYS that thu Wings in Congress were never
better unitedor in better spirits than now
They are hopeful of the future
@ The Cincinnati Atlas saws there are in
that city over hrcc hundred spiritual circles,
which meet rightly. and St. Louis paper
says, that in tht city there are over thous-
and members { similar circles
81 A West IN editor requests those of
his subscribers Who owe him more than six
years suhscrpron to send him lock of their
hair. that he my know that they are still
living. To VIII h The Lawrcncehurg Ind
Register savs-If all our subscribers of that
kind should do At. we could make money
by CARRYING on tie wig business"
kY \ woman vas found in her room, in
the village of Lal'ingburg. Pa. quite dead
on Wednesday M rning. When discovered
the body was in a'itting posture. against the
wall. and the room presented an appearance
of the most abiect want She has two small
children-ono Of thin. little boy three year
old. was found in 3D. the other an infant of
fifteen months.was nund living upon the flea
almost dead, its life 'nlv being preserved b,
the warmth communicated to its body hv
dog, which had keptits midnight vigil, lyin!
close by,and partly aross the infant sleeper
vital parts.
EARrHQrAKE.-Ol the evening Of the At
Dec. the city of Aca,ulco, in Mexico wa
visited by a terrible earthquake, and mum
Der of the largest buildings were DESTROYED
Mr.. CHADWICK: Will Won lust say /,
the Caedonian, I'VE understand that Hon
Thos. F. Powers. of Woodstock is rxprctc,
to be present at the County Temperance
meeting at Lyndon, next week"
Yours. j. ?. +.
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To the Hon. Probate Corr; for tia Di>tic, ri; Gale


lrnia.
EZRAC. CHAMBERLAIN AND SAMUEL A.
CHANDLER
EXECUrORS Of the last will and testament ~
IL Josiah ShPdd, deceased. la:e 81 Pcaclar. in
said district. respectfully represent that the saii
tc>atnr did in hl> lifetime enter into certain
tracts in writing for the CONVEYANCE OF the following
described lands and Ia IN. following name persons
VIZ:
To David Whi.ehil'-Ali iani said T.<tator owned
ottEe Edmund Morse farm. called, in Grotn,:
in sad district,
II .Iamr- Northrop-Lot No. - in 1T division in
DanvillS. in said district, excepting land "wre i
by John ". Chandler and BENJAMIN sawyer
To l-r1"l u. Sie3parl-IIou~e and house lot in
Pracham Hollow. occupied bv Samuel Shep-
p1ri.
To John Mar>h-Tha. part of lot No. . in the Ran
g'>,in PeacEar!, lying between brook AM high
Tc I'm ". IVES: and John Kin--That par. Of III
~ what WAS formerly n,'w~>hurrh. reserved bv
Charte-, 10 Of ir>t settled minister leased bv
feacham and banviile to Tomas VI. Clark.
10 Hiram Richard>on-Iha part Of 10y No. 81 in
the Range, ia heacl!an. conveyed 10 said les
tator by OrinnG" Carter, not decided 10 John r.
knner~on.
To g. d. Blar-Ths house ard f,ou>r lot al Peach
am Hollow occupi"! hv .;iid Biair.
hlch said contracts we're. N thu decrease of said
Josiah >aeid, and sill are unexecu.ei. Whe-eup-
"n the said Chamberlain and ChauGlcr pray ihe
laid Court 10 grant unto them liberty and au,hor;rv
I" deed sand land. according IN the terms o said
c"nrscsagrecablv 20 the Statute in such c.c mo /,
and provided. EZRA {. CHAMBERLAIN,
SANL \. CHANDLER
Dated Peactaln the 9th lay oi December. A
d. 1857
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N e w S Item s.

BUYING HIS FAMILY. a worthy retho
dist minister from Kentucky, the Rev. Daniel
Parker, colorcd man, is now in Boston. on.
deavorlng to procure the means of purchas
ing his wife and four children. He has al.
ready paid 5000 raised by his own exer.
tons, towards their freedom, and vet lacks
$500.
Il Amos Lawrence, of Boston. one of the
richest men in that city, died on Friday NOR.
nIDg of a disease OF the stomach. He had
been in usual health, and indeed he was on,
on thursday without any symptoms of any
sudden and fatal termination of his disease
s9 In the Bellevue hospital, New York
there IS one room nearly full of young moth
ers, with children from day to month or
two old. On the average, child is born
here every day in the year, In one corner
OF one of the wards, is a bed on which fv.
thousand children have been usbered into
the world.
"a Of the twenty millions of gallons of
wine consumed in this country, only six mill
Ions are imported. Ofthe fourteen millions
of gallons of the home product, all but about
three thousand gallons is manufactured from
cider, turnips, logwood, and various delete
rlons drugs. No wonder wne-bibbers have
foul stomachs and aching heads.
"a The Marysvllle Tribune saws :-"Thir-
"-n'e years ago, there were thirty dis,ille
f'es IN fayette County, Ohio, and no church :;
no" there are thirty churches, and no distil-
lcrv.
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I)ratbs.

In Erook,iei, Dec. -, Al-. Maruda Wheati-y
VIC OF ~. J. ". French aged -.
In Sutton. Nov. ~, Mr. George ". Blake, aged g.
years and II months.
In Ll,tleton, Dec. - very suddenly, Mr. Isaac
Parker. aged71.
In Glover, Dec. q, Betsy H.. wife of Vim. Frazier.
aSci 90. Printers in y. II. please notice.
Dearest mother. thou hast left rs
Her" thy loss we deeply feel,
But Ii, God that hath brrcit US;
II" can all our sorrows heal
Yet again We hope to meet thee.
When the div "i life i fled
lhcn III Heaven with luv To- greet thee
Nhcrr no farewell tear i she'd CON.
In Concord. March 5. George Henry. son II Wn!
Henry ami Maraun y. Danorth. aged months &
9dav~.
~ III" Swrr: flower that scents the morn.
But wither> in the rising iav.
Thus lovely WIS this infant dawn.
Thus swiftly fled il life away
He d"d II sin: h. died to care:
But fora moment felt the rod
Then rising on the vicwrss ar
Spread his light wing> and scared 10 Cod
Com.
In Lyndon, Aug. 10 Inflammation Of the bowels.
Flora lane, daughter of Nathan and pbeh. ,;ibcr,
aged II wears and months
hon hast gone while lifps fair morning
Shecn'd III pearly lews each leaf:
Ere the noon of care hal risen.
Ire had lowered the night Of grief
Called from earth thou blooms st in beauty.
Ear beyond this vale OF grief:
Blossom OF "lr bower. thou'rt gathered
10 the iadcirss ange-wreatl.'' Con,
In Concord, Doc p, OF consumption, Abncr f.
Stacy son of Abel STACY. HIS upright ,ieuortmsn,
and alnlahe disposition for HIM the confidence
{" AL his acquaintance His hope and c"ntid, nee in
the SAVIOR were his support in his Sickness and death
and comfort 10 the bcrcavei. j. NIX.
In CRANKY, Nov. %. Mrs Mary. widow of the late
Robert Mccoy, Esq, OF Lyndon aged SO years and
Y months
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,rv SECOND CoNGREss-2dsession
MONDAY, Jan. 3.

MONDAY. Jan.3
rr-Nr Gas, presentad memorial
-F>A r,n,i,t Union, Maryland, praying
.~ '.' i't f Government in bchalfot en-
If rc!i.ious liberty of Americans IN
=, -, Supported the PRAYER of the pe'I.
III \ l6ns speech, and moved 1t, REF
me I, the Committee 0" f0r''s" i'''"
~. MI. followed lie approved high
w - ob;cc, of the memorial, but did not
.A' H.. n.y. Government could rightfu!lv in
- a'" ,le matter. 1t would be asking
'' 80 to establish law higher
III ,,a. Of the land. The doctrine OF a
ia. ~ l, y, la. already been condemned in
III" .aor;al was finally referred.
,,..o, asked that his Cuban resolution
v. I' taken up and passed as the gentle
a-' ~ Proposed to debate it had agreed to
~.' ,I. receipt of information
vs.. '.' nh; i; ,omprn,a,ing Maine and Massa-
-"' f,r land. taken from them by treaty
.r..,.or,on. was taken up,pasSed,and then
~,.'t The House went into Committee
u uloI,for the purpose of taking up the
q ~ ,;s,on bills, Mr. Richardson of Illinois
,.' %a,, Pension and Invalid Pension
~ asr, taken up and ordered to be report
lathe House. -,
ed f 70 ~" Military Academy bill was taken up
All debated. T,rs,,y Ian
.,r-Nr Cass introduced a resolution
49,, European power be allowed to colo
', nj, continent, and, dlsclamlng any
'.' we ~ C.ba, the United States will resist
,Y;,. forces. any attempt of any other
"' 81 attain possession of that island. Or
.,.4 to be printed .,.
W. Shield, reported bill approrrlaiing
-. ~ 20 .i,charae the judgments against
-, rr,ron, in Europe, for liabilities IN
wv in t.Gtornia. Passed.
''', JI rryI,ing acts granting pensions to
,,rsof revolutionary soldiers, and extend
,rovisions to the widows Of soldiers Of
:. Wa passed. ..
U.r.rL The House went into committee
il. Military Academy bill. after passing a
w., ,,.jon to restrict the debate TO two hours.
Mr. Polk condemned the course of the ad-
,,,r;>,ration on the Cuban question. and OPP
,a.rj the promotion of Gen. Scott to the
,,,, o. Lieut. General.
Mr. Lane opposed the idea Of taking Cuba
ian, Sr,in. but said it would eventually be
r-,. Mr. l.. also spoke against the 1t. Cen
rru,hp.
V- Brooke defended the administration.
Nr handler advocated the measure
Nr Cartier opposed It.
The Deficiency bill was then Ia zen up.
NJ German was in favor of the 1t. Gene
rlhhip.
The Committee then rose.
The Military Academy bill was then pass
Ell an Tie House adjourned.
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From Rev. Augustus Bolles,

Brother Ofthe late DIR. BollrS OF boston and former
Editor Of the Christian Secretary, published al;
Hartford, Conn.
between two and three wears since was attack
ed Salt Rhcum upon my left leg. The eruption was
AT first very tritiinG. hut exceedingly troublesome
beng attended as usual by burning itching SEN
saion. Very soon, however it began to spread and
IN the course Of the year. very nearly encompassed
the whnle limb, about the knee until the flesh be
came raw 10 more than the higneSs of both nv
hands. A copiouS discharge OF a wa,crv humor
had long compelled me to keep il handaCed both
day AMI night. | he irritation continuing and in
crca>ing, rendered me- at times unable to walk with
ont limpln.. Being entirely ignorant Of the nature
of the complaint, dared not apply any remedy 10
heal il, and became alarmed n. the possible resul,
Of the difficulty. procured bottle of vour syrup
and box Of Cerate and commenced the Use of both
according to the directions. Before | had finished
the third bottle was completely cured of the Salt
Rhcum, and what was more, experienced Won
dertul renovation of my general hoalth. From nv
OWN experience. and from what have since learn
ed from my own acquaIntances | have perfect CON
tidcnrr IN the Syrup As sovereign remedy for the
Salt Rheum. send YOU this statement from the
simple desire that all who are troubled with this ie-
~ and troublesome complaint may at once resort
to DR. :. 4. Viewers Canker and Salt Rheum Svr-
up and be speedily cured. AUGUSTUS BoILEs.
TO DR. :. A. Weaver
Colchester, c.. April 10, 1871. sG5W4
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STATE OF EEpMnNT

:
CAIEE"NIA DISTrICT s.
Ia Probate Court holden ~ Iianvile within AMI for
said district, on the 2sth day Of December. A. u
1s52:
IHNiiE foregoing application Of Ezra G Charni,rr-
D lnin& Samuel A.'ha:d'er EXECUTORS OF the la.,
viii and testament oi Josiah Sl-dd late nf Paarhe-n
in said district deceased, being presented: il * or
dcrei that the same he referred I" the Eth ,x 90,
January next the Probate Office in said pa,Iyi1
Ter hcarin.:-ard thai all Concerned he m..iifir.i
hereof 10y tho publication "f>si application. f"-,h-
er with this order ia the tal''i na,;. newspaper
printed Il. II. l"ll.hUry. three weeks sUcse>>il elk
soon r,av he, Thar they nav apreHr NJ said
time AMI place. and, If they see cause object e
granting The liberty AMI aut "rity requested there
IL. By order Of Cont,
sow" CHAS. :. DANA, Judge.
\ true c"pv of record. Attest,
CUAS = DANA Ir,ira
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The only son Of General Pierce Killed ana
10 or Is other persons injured
Manchester. P, NJ. Jan. G.
The noon up train from Boston met with
an accident on the Boston and Maine Rail.
road about one mile this side of Andover, by
which Benjamin Pierce, the only son of Gen
Franklin Pierce was instantly killed, and from
10 to Is other persons seriously injured The
General and his wife were both in the cal
but neither of them was seriously injured
The accident was caused by the breaking of
an axle under the passenger car, which threw
it from the track. and down bank of rock.
some 20 feet, breaking the coupling and
thereby saving the baggage cars and engine
from the same fate.
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GEORGE W. BLAKE'S ESTATE.

TliF subscribers havirg been appointed Lv the
L Hon Probate Court for the District cf Ca,eio-
MIA. Commissioners :" receive. Examine AMI a,.iu.t
al claims AMI demands uaii l.r-, against TIE
tate Of 'eorcr v. Blake. late If Sutton. in said d.
tr'c.. tcc">r J. r"lrc-rn," il>"y,':. and the term
"fsx months from Ito 81: ,lav OF hccen:.cr I>:,2
hipC allowed ~ A.! Court /" he creditors 81! sad
dcr"a~"l. :" "\h'''' anal rr"v" th"ir RESPECTIVE
claims before r:>" -:y" notice Ina. w. y q attend
:" the 'imtic> or orr appointment N the .lwrli,-
loU>- If David L. Blake. III lynon il sai,, ui>trc.
o the :. ~ u, ii 1a,l.ary arl the 25'h d;.v O.:
Iun" urA:. al |" o'clock trrcuu"u. each u: said
lay.
CALLER MpRICH. ,....,.:..;.,-.
John LADp.
IynGoa. Jan !. \. II. 1913. o0Gw3
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opponent or advocate of the bill. There
ISL votes cast in the House at the time
OF the passage of the bill; of these o. were
were cast by Wings, SO by the Free Democ-
racy' and 80 by the Democrats. Ofthe wings
% >, voted for the bill and 81 against. Of the
Free Democrats. "a voted for the bill and IA
against 1t. OF the Democrats, II voted 70.
the bill and SO against it.
COUNTING ROOM ALMANAC
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HOUGHTON'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT,
Caledonia District -.
In rr..ha;e Court holden nj panvr. within and
for >i district. on the 2sth day ii December, a.
u. l>52:
I SAliEI EGREINGTON. Administrator on the
"-'r'" Of stephen H"gcli'",i. la'e 81 Burke. in
mi District. deceased presrn-S hi- administration
account Tor settlement: Nh-rcuIon. j; ! urierc'!
that The same b" referred - :lic 9Th av Il I,iilu-
r: u"N. a. t'.r rfN,hs'e Office IN said nanv,lle for
examination an! allowance: and tha; all concerned
hr notified h"re'' hv he publication q" '> "r.'cr
IN ~" 'al"i"nan.a new aT.r printed n \. Irhn>-
bury. ,'l!e' weeks successfully SOON as max be.
that they NAV appear. and n sid time ana ace
II they see c;:U-e. "biect ;hc~r-n.
by order Il conf. A..r...
CHtS :. DANA. Iu.,a-
;.rre Co.'s Of record.
so5wa Attest. {. =. DANA. lGtce.
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Tie Caledonia County Young Mes Tcmnc~anrc
Society will hold it. annual mcctilsa Lyndon Ger
ncr on Wednesday, the 18th day Of January ISIS
at 10 o'clock, forenoon. Il may he ~xprcted that
several gentlemen will come prcpu~! 10 speak on
resolutions on the occasion.
Rv order the
Executive Committees
no,,-;u, n, On
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Agricultural Meeting,

YNHE Annual Meeting Of the Caledonia County
Il Agricultural Society will be holden at -.
Johnsburv, on Tuesday, the 25th day of January.
1888 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon 10 elect officers.
award premiums upon Field Crops and Dairy. ami
to do any other business allowable by the rules of
the Society.
The premiums offered by the Society are as fol-
lows: For the greatest amount of good hu,.or in
proportion to the No. Of COWS, made from any dairy
Oh or more between the lst of June and Is, Of Oc
toner, So |
Best acre of Wheat, AL
Corn, 81 |
Oats. AL
Potatoes, 32I
I" rods Carrots, 81
q" 90 Turnips, 81
Statements. verbal or written must he made of
the manner OF culiivation of cron-
\. Il. CHADWICK. Secretary.
s.. Johnsjurv. Jan 6. 1855. SO6wS
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I ITERATION. 81 have tbi. d,v sold INV son
IL Frank l.. He .v. his time. and shall rav no
debts OF 'i- extracting nor claim any of hi. earll-
in@> alter th'- da:c. John &. HADLEi.
Attest: Walter Rn~l. Obadiah Park T.
Na;.r;"ri Dee 81. - sldw3s
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Late from California.

The steamship PrometheuS left San Juan
del Norte on Monday the 20th. bringing the
passengers by the steamer independence.
which left San Francisco on the ID ult. and
arrived at her dock after a pas>a"e of 9 DAYS,
The transit route across the lsthmus of
Nicaragua is in excellent condition for trav-
Cling. enabling passengers TO cross from the
Pacific Ocean to the Lake in the short space
Of two hours. The new steamer Omrtrpr,
fer the Lake, steamed over the Castillo rap
pidS most successfully in minutes, and ar
rived at her station in perfect order
Very healthy on the I>thmuS. and no rain
Captain Wright and party have had bat
tie with the Indians. in which 80 of the latter
were killed.
William Bornsfeld, Treasurer of Shasta
county has abScondcd with the State funds.
Amounting to $4,000 or $4,000.
The miners i'll Trinity county were doing
very we'll.
STILL LaTER-The steamship Georgia.
from Aspnwall, has arrived with $1,000, 900.
and 5000, 900 in the hands of her passengers.
There was an overflow of the ChacreS riv-
err a few days previous to the 18th, which
washed away several houses at Cruces
The recent earthquake at Cruces laid one
half of the town in ruins The loss is eStimat-
cd at from 500, 900 to $500, 900. Four lives
were lost, and several persons were injured.
a man named DR. Everett was shot bv an
other named Ball, at the Four Creeks, San
Joaquin county, The alteration was occa-
stoned by a game Of cards. The wounded
man was shot through the brain and lived a.
bout an hour.
DEMOCRATIC PRnspEcTS.-The Wash
lnston correspondent fthe New York Times
saws:
1t is clear that a majority of the Democrat
Ic leaders are to be disappointed in their as.
pratous; and it is equally clear that they
feel so exultant in their strength, and so full
OF the fight they did not get opportunity to
expend on political foes, as to be in Just the
humor to have a family row destructive of all
organization and concert of action. The cur
tam is just rising, and the play promises to
be aslnsular medley of Tragedy Comedy and
Farce.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC W"NpER, IMPORTANT
TO bYsrfrTlCs:-pr. j, $. Houghtons repSin, the
trne b! ge>ve Fluid or Gastric Juice prepared from
Rennet, fourth stomach Of the OK after directions
Of Baron iicbig the great Physiological Chemist. bv
J. $. Houghton. VI. d., Philadelphia. This is truly
a wonderful remedy for Indigestion, dyspepsia,
'aundice. liver complaint, constpa:i1n,sm and debility,
curing after natures own agent, the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets, conasng scientific evidence Of its val
ne. furnished by agents gratis. See @ct:ce anorg
:.e a,e...cai aiverteea1c!..e
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Just north Of the ra>,amp>ic House Oh Railroad
street.
All kinds &c Lumber taken - sell or forward by
Railroad 10 -"ut:l-ru market on - l,uuae term,
81. ,I"hnsiurv Ian. J. 1888. .Os,f
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TELEGRAPHIC.

G. InllN>ECEY OFFICE directly "r.-,..>'-,. the
~ = i',t>h.rv N'i-r ,,,e door >,.,lth -; Cheney
X ca fN;,rr-> b.tcr- Messages s..rlt - all IL
''r:"r,al ci'i,- ana lows in h. L :. art Caradas
A'u,~>a--"- .,-'v r.;i ,,r-;i'. M-s>:lc.> rr-civ-
p! tx mail r carrier promptly attended 70 and zee
ii'v Forwarded.
Tariff Is :, II 10 s.,,. r, rye r., ~: '~ ;r7,,,
!. u. ROBINSON. OPERATOR.
y. Io'.,'s'rlrv. VI. la',. l. 49,: sa1tf
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Sleigh, Harnesses, &c.

y SINGLE >IuI'iII>. second hard ! good ~.
> L"r-.. >...l r"j q >c,. lumhcr-'."x. PAR w",l
""~,'s -. ,''a''! s;a-'c hirl-~-. common a. 10
For ~lie hy II. MARTIN.
\. .Iohn>'urv. Ian. l. lN.,3. Sc5wi
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TO THE LADIES.
ADMIRABLE INVENTION
TtLlAFEEEO. CUMMINGS 4 BLESS
Potent Self-Heating SMOOTHING IRON.

'sHlll> 'rnn combines 'o,.o,nv. r.'nvrncnce sly
1 irg @: iahor. nea.~eSS ani despatch
o." r"i' worth " ;rv r-rr"ai -'In..'c< :i..l Tor
who'll day. ,'nn>in,.. ironing Ii.ir! MOOD c,:,
from =" :'," viii he ',l,r..Sr |. can
he 'I-ci III any r'oIn in IL -cu sir Tan-c ,,lso
them relieved from The ia'icr- -. NV
the irons =. he fro. ana from lie cxIarl>t
in. heat 'ho room.
w. much Nor. IN l.c done III Tho >s-ae time
AM MI greater na-N
There i II" POSSIBILITY O: slin;t.n- =" clothes
and they }cav" 'L">> and FINISH un>nroa sod
bare Inspection will satisfy a'v that f-v alc
--''ici Improvement. AMI the uniform te-;imo-
nv ofn>e ~" haze tried thorn fuiy prov. i = re
m "ADMIRARLE INVENTION.''
Iiatr-r- and Tal,ur> Irons constructed upon The
same principe AMI possess equal superiority.
S.lENEI |. ST., l>,'lirv. VI. has The exclusive
rich. ii the a-rn.c''s Ia IT,. >r.-.> e." vermont y
Hampshire. and Name and nrrs hur mis- a.7cnt- ara
authorized I" ;i>--r ii them l., IL above territory.
.!"iIn Raru':. Al. \: Il':.>hir, '-.3'rr. ,9-tf
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MhEkET-,Ian. :.
Az market ll7i c:,tte-about loo !'cevrs, ami l.3
stores consisting Of working oxen. COWS AMI cl.ve~
| and and wears Old.
rEI,Es-N :,rkc.--Ex.ra beef S6. l.. qualtv,'
81 quality iIa5i: 81 quality 4.4; ordinary Is,
Hides 81 cwt. Tal!"w :. as. rel,> SlIl.50.
cal Cllvcs-S4. 5a6.
Cat>kns. Zoe per Ii.
Store>-W Working Oxcn-s75, 81, ala
Cows and c;vcs.-SIs 81. a3a. Two Yeas 10;
salii learlings-S5s, Ga1. Three Years Old
81. e, 25aIS.
>n""p an! .amhs-5of3 at market Priccs-Ex-
! tra b: I. 5as. By !u:, 5 l.. . 2.:3.
Swmc-NUEc
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Tin Smith S Machines &
TOOLS.

VENlf subscriber l> un hand -: Tin Smith
Machines and Tools winch he il, >c,l = ta--
gan. CEHHA> AprLLBEE.
LYNDON Dec - lSL2 SN5tf
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EAGLE HOTEL,
OANVILlE,

1UNfIE suh.criher respectfully informs Ike ruhlic
tina; h, ha> Isnt,r the n.rr r.scas;v occupied
hv Robert krl>-v. is.rf - Al. i.- ha.,.y -, e.
h. friru,- and tie ira, .s:rr community generally
ALPHA NAENEk. JE.
p.nviIle. Aprls- 80, xvi
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Dec. 80

At market 1850 beef cattle, $50 stores, l3 pairs
WORKING oxen, SIS COWS ind calves 5000 sheep and
lambs, $40 Swine.
PEIcrs. Beef Cattle-~Extra sci: lst quality c;
% quality, 5a5! Sd do. 4aiI ordinary 81.
Storey carIing>-s5 al.
Two years old-s7 ga IA.
Thre" years oli--S2n. u, ~ 81.
Working Oxcn-ss5 81. goa a iI6.
Cows AID calva--Sl9 "a, -, 80 so
Sheep and Iambs-S3, 4, 6a7 /: by lot. l.. l:a2.
Swme-6sa7lc: Retail as;c; IA, hog,6:c.
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Boot & Shoe Makers.

lust received, q Larry. assortment If Town
g isis aud Boot Tree i"r sale low. t,r
Go. {. BARNTY.
-. Iolln.burv Dec 3" l>:i3. sQ3tt
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LII MBER!
JONATHAN LAWRENCE,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
PINE, SPRUCE. HEML.OC. TAMARAC
CEDAR < HARD WOOD