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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-01
DEMOCRATIC HARMONY IN\EW
HAMPSHIRE

1t Is stated IN several paprrs-on what an
th"nty we know not-that Edmund Burke.
formerly Commissioner of Patrn,>.and s,,b>,.-
Iucntly editor OF the Union. i abont 10 com
mence the publication ola new Democratic
paper at Concord, y. H.. and in opposition to
The \. IL. Patriot There has never existed
any great cordiality between General Pierce
ana the eX-CommiS>lonrr.anl it has probably
been not little diminished hv recent occur
rrn'rS. Burke wanted 10 hr Senator and
Fierce SAID no, Again. the President elect.
according TO the >rml-oiciaI proclamation Of
the y H. PatrlotJ> for keeping on good terms
win the New DIRK BarnhnrncrS. and c>pcc-
tally with the Van Eurcns Burke. on the
other hand, hates the whole tribe. and thinks
pcni'ence of ten wears at least should be- de-
mandcd OF them. before they can be pnrrrl
OF Ah"Itlonl>manl entitled to be taken back
IN full communion with the unadultcratcd de
mo ,racv. It's clear, that there is not little
bitterness OF feeling at this time among the
Democratic leaders in the Granite STATE. which
may lead IN unexpected results. The great
question seems to be, whcthcrthc whole state.
or only favored portion OF t.>hall be annex
ed 10 Washington after the 4th of March, Mr.
Wells, defeated as /. $. Senator, hcratr.
''cn. Fierce. X the main cause of his defeat.
and member of the State Democratic Com
mite" a few days since rave Mr. Senator .Arh-
rrt"n so severe a handling that it hrccnc nee
r>>ar, to turn the quarrel over To a committee
'"r settlement or compromise. Thus the fact
that New Hampshire is about to furnish a
ire>l'l'nt of the / >tacS-a circumstance.
one would suppose. calculated to ha,mouize
''r d"mn"rary OF the State, is having an OPP
ro>It" effect setting the leaders together Ly
the carS.-L o,rrU Co,ri,r.
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THE RAILROADS.,

We mentioned in recent number of the
Caledonian that the controversy between the
Railroads at Wells River did not relate to
the question of a connection. but to the occu-
panry of land bclongin" to the Passumpsc
Road for public road leading to the bridge
built by the Boston, Concord and Montreal
Railroad.
We find on enquiry that it is not true. As
has been stated that the Boston. Concord \
Montreal Road have ever offered to arbitratc
any matters in controversy. hut that the Pas
>ump>ic Railroad Company have recently
submitted to the b.. {. x Montreal Railroad
tn. following proposition:
7o Insult 'hU,ry, L. w. Wilton. ant ira
GooiH, EWi:>, fommW,e Of Ur,rtof< 81
r.. L. !, w. Hod,,ond
The Pa>>ump>ic Railroad Company protest
against the right of the Boston. Concord and
Montreal Railroad Company, to occupy any
portion of the land within the SITE of Yer
mont. taken for the purposes Of branch
railroad by tn" lassnnIp>c Railroad Compa-
ny. and especially do they protest against the
right Of the said b., {. x NJ Railroad Com
pany, to construct any work upon their said
land. for the purpose of public travelled
road leading to the pa>>age through their
bride under the raI-track.
But they propose to submit the question
of the legal RIGHTS of the parties in the prem
Uses aforesaid to two eminent Iuri>t> to hrmu-
tual!, agreed upon, whose decision shall have
all the force OF a decision at law hv the hinh-
ct Judicial tribunal. After the decision set
Tin" the l"-aI rights Of til" parties. the qnr>-
ton OF damages and incidental claims arising
out of the late proceedings at Wells River
may be settled and adjusted hy the same iu-
rl>t> or by arbitrator> mutually chosen
In behalf of the Pt>>umpsic
K. k. Company.
EEA>rr- FAlEEA>k>.) +,
WV. TH"NA-. ,m.
Is. i. CHENEY, "
Boston Dee ~ lSIJ
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N e w S 1t EN- S.

TIE CIECA>~IAN Wharf.-The London
correspondent of the Tribune furnishes the
intelligence of the disastrous defeat of Rus
sian army OF 80 900 men hv the mouutanccr>
ut Cirra><ia The fact has not Vet reached
the London Journals but Is received through
private sources at Con>tanlnoplr. 1t is state
that the Circas,ian> captured sixty pieces OF
cannon.
&" The total los, Of property hv fires in
California during the past three wears, Is c>-
timatcd at ,ixty->ix millions of dollar>-mor,.
than has been destroyed by fire in all the rest
OF the United States durin. the last ten
years.
e" The Ohio Legislature have a PROPOSE
ton under consideration Tor approprlating a
part of the earnings of convict> in prison. To
the support Of their families, IN cases where
they have been left i'll want.
Il T.. G.. johnson Esq, formerly of Derby
l. y
the Peoria circuit Illinois
ANOTHER RAIIEoAp.-It is stated that 4
company has been organized in Rochester.
with a capital of eight millions, for the pur-
pose of constructing railroad from that city
to Troy. Ten per cent. has been already
paid in.
eay' DR. Bcman, of Troy. remarked in a
sermon lately that ii Franklin tanned the light
ming. Professor Morse tu'yht tic EnqliA
inngnog".
e. \ Maine paper estimates that hay and
fuel, of the value Of 5 100000 have been
saved in that state, by the moderate weather
thus far this season.
CALIFORNIA RELIGIoN-A letter from
San Francisco, published in the Gospel Mes
scngcr, says TO give YOU some idea of
Church expenses here. Miss C-,the prima
donna Of our choir, Trinity Church, under
stand, receives >l2oo year for her singing.
We have morning services at IL \. NJ and
evening service at j F. NJ. And after church
is out Miss C goes and sings al the thea
tres.
E8F Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe, is about
to visit Great Britain. with her husband. She
has lately received a letter from DIR Warllaw
rendering her in behalf Of number of ladies
and gentlemen of Glasgow, an invitation to
visit England at their expense This invita-
ton she has accepted; and will soon leave
ior Liverpool
sy8 The Land Agent has advertised for
sale the whole of the public lands in Maine
belonging to Massachusetts. amounting to a.
bout | 500 900 acres.
s8 According to the returns of the asses
sors of New Orleans there has been a decline
iii the value Of property in the city of three
millions three hundred and ninetv-two thou-
sand three hundred and forty-two dollars
within the past year.
E*E Queen Victoria, would, doubtless been
glad to have attended the funeral of the Duke
of Wellington. but etiquette forbade.a he was
a s,NJcr. What would the poor fling do.
should her husband. 'rJ,.". 100. happen 70
be ,ok,r away
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& The Washington correspondence of
the Tribune writes that Hon. Edward Stan
lev. of n. e. intends to remove to Calitorni,
at the close of the present session of Con-
grcss. ami practice hi> profession.
s8 There are six acres of barrcllcd norL
tire tiers high, at Louisville, and about six
acres Of live hogs in pens.
e" At Cincinnati they opened bale Of
cotton. and found the body ola negro press
ed into it. So great was the pressure that
the body of the man was not more than three
inches thick
s44:' Are all them Bibles" asked a coun-
tryman, in the Registers otiicc, pointing to
the big bound volumes of wills.
NO sis, answered one of the clerk 5; those
are Tc>tamcntS.'
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kNAEti Tors nf the la-r " IN and ,,.,-.,,n....
4 i.'-.ah >hr'i. r-...-,; ~. OF I..,,.,,.. =
~'1 District. r'>i", lazy r'l~r-rt ~, the So.
-"-:It'r i DO a.- ...,-i,u, r,.,,.r @ ,.,.r..,.,. ~
tracts IN ~rItr'-- lr tn. r.,,i,r,.,uc,. o.; -i,,
;"-cT.tci .aa-. an! t,tlc lv.l,ai-.- ,ill.! i,.-
~:
/" DAVID Nh.,rll'-Na llri ~:,il l,,..i,,r OWE.
"lth" l-hauu4 Nor. i:ir:,. >o,...l b. t,-....,
Ia >i..i ,..-.r.rI.
10 LUNGS Nnr;hro-I"; Ne. - in 1t ,ivi>i,,, IN
pAa'... 10 LID district. ,-\r,f.i.. L,. ,..,.:
10y l''nI V ''a:.....r .. i:r .i,....r >.l,y.,.r
!" l>ra'. L. >.r .ar:-ll rI.-,- aaI !,..,,. 10, 81.
Fcarh.m Hollow. occupied ~ Samuel ST.
Iari.
t. I...a Mrrh-Tha: part Il ln W. >. n. tn. I'm
-c>.in i'-Ic.!.iin. Ia. hr:wcril hrrvh an -n
T. h. W W., az I,l,,i Thai, f.,r, ... If
L. MIA; VII Formerly i',.wr-ilI.h reserved ty
chart r. I" H. %, III. -. led minister ,-,.I H.,
fc.,'!a'n and pau,i +" I,ii.a> NJ. C!.rk.
10 Hiram Ei"':ai!-,u- g; par: Il t., MI in
H." hinlc-. in lrach.ln. r,Ilvryrl =, >,f.! l..-
;1t"r hy Drultr Carrier. Iu, led Ia .luu T.
kcrrr>,u
/" g. II. El'ir- IN. house and h,,r,>. lo, at Peach
am Hollow orrr;uri i,y .aii Blair.
"hich >iIi contracts were. ~ the ,l,,>, .,; >.,ii
josiah -" j., ami I'll :'I... UIrNrru.,- Narr,,,,,
"n tho said Ii'mhcr!ain ana chandler ORA, ri,,.
>aii curt I" gr:' un," them liberty and l.:fr.y
I" iced sud lands. acror,li, ~ he Term. 81. nj
c"niraci'yrccaby !" the, Statute IN such :,>. u, T..
ana lI"Fhi'1- ILHA {. tilAMBEHLA AIN
>iMI \. CHANDLER
patr!at Prac!.am the eth Ia, ii December
ID. lsj2.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING

he Caledonia County Yong Men, Temperance"
>'riely will hold it. annual meetings.. Ivaion Cor
n"r on Wednesday, the 18th day Of .Ea,.lrv -:
III 10 o'clock, ior"n""n. Itmav he eNr,r:ri that
>r''r'! gentlemen VII: come prepared I" >,,.ak on
resolutions on the occasion.
Ev order of liz.
Executive Committee
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Particular Notice!
} KILBOTRNE n son. DENTISTS.

aes still continue :" perform all operations m liz.
teeth i'll careful and >cicnti. manner
-; -l"IIi>hurv llain Vt
r. S.. All .h'>s indebted "a IL b, hog ar -,k
account are requested t"nkr ili.,-liatc ll il..r
u We want I" hr square viii. i work. ana! the.
re-' of mankind after the fir>, ri January. 49,.
Dec. lS 1852. s,.,.,
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since. Mr. Newcomb is well known in tbi,
quarter as the head of one of the princina)
houses at the West.-UeroI5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-01
Tin Smith S Ma chimes &
TOOLS.

'A'lil- -r-"rI''-r it-,i 'i.i :, 49,, CO.; III, Su.l-
M'-!I.'.''> a"t i'!- w!i'cl .I, y il Ill At :, tear
gam 'L!HA> tPiILEII.
L,u..... Do -. - So:
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NJ E A 7
fRENm I,ISM. NtNISnN. pnILrRH.Ac
Light! Light!

'5Ni> r~ '-> In: l,;.,a >,,.'n cx-rl..: a-,.
d u-iu-. III" 'iu"",i'> Improved Ann I>;l.iii,-
ami ~-y Inn. patented la'.uar, CcE. l>-e.-l.
IT. 'E -.''' '. 'i..t : : = vr~v N.il;:., 5,rir,,,-
Ia'''- a',; y ir i'li'j far nr,r,,. To- .,i.v o-'r
Lamp I3 H. W rv T. >ar..,v Il = l-.rf.-rrls
ri' e. AL t.r-'i,'r" ..-:t = reilly ,,"-..n ,- -
"';"'a;l" AL size, a, have ,-rc4si,ii =, ,.-c I,n,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-01
BRIGHTON NAEktI be-. -

A. market 600 beef r:.'". 10 :, res . pairs
w'rlj0c "A"'. - COWS ali! ,a,,e> 'noo .hrc,, ami
a'un- %" : ne
PEr'r~- Bet Ca't!"-r>.~' -. l.. quality =:
II q'la'':v. 1a;': 81 dc. 4ai; s-.r..ry =,
Storey "arl'n.,-si. a.
lw" Years "ll-S9a ~
Thrr" wears olI-Sl> -. -; y -,
N"rkiu" nx"n-->'5. :. ..'a q III"
Cows AMI ca'vcS-S22 81 - "a -
sheep and lami'>->@ {. ia7. ~ To-. Z. l:ai.
Swiuc-fa7r: Retail : a>c: Il. hn:-- ;lc e.,
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE NAEKEr-per. -.
A'markc' ll73 cq,.lr-a ut loco i,~cvc>. and l..
-''rc> consisting Of working oxen cows ali! lives.
AMI : AM } v,..,r> oh
rrr,r~- Narke'-EN;ra beef 81! IL qrr:l:v {;
~ quality 1.ai!; Sd quality ii. : ordinary y.
Hi = cwt. Tal"w "a re.:> SIaI.5O.
Val Crlvc~-S5. OF
CnIf>kn>. Toe per b.
>'urc~-W"rhi:s O1en-S15 g alnI
Cows and caNr--->2l -. a AZ. Two -ca~~ OIL
salt: lrar',S>->:'.. 6,7. Three Year, oil
so. -. 25,&o
Sheep and lamh<-5o';3;,t .nqr,,et rrce--rx
:ra -. !. :,as. TX 1T. i. = 2!a3.
Sw.uc-6tt
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Sleigh, Harnesses, &c.

! SINGLE >LEIGII>. second hand r,o1 >,
- "'f>" >" T., "i -u." lumt,cr-h,,x. rair work
h1rn'r>"- plated >ing," llar..~< cnrnnn., l.. J.,
f"r Ii-hv u lI,riI> 49,
n. .iuh!t>hurv. Jan. l. 1873 saw
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EZEAC- CIIiNEEEI AND SAMIrI ,
eli i\pIEr

/" ;hr Hon, rr"i'ir c"rr; trr The p>,ri,, of ii,
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NEW CHEAP STORE

UNhE Si'>"r'--- hn,in.r r..,',-i H.. >-,,-a =, u
the F.'>-u:ni.>'' h;>-. r,,.ir'y ,.,.r.-=',. :
Railroad Dept, e,h -, Ia, IT., MI = nee
s--.,r-nl,.i- II
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impatient to FarMcgS 0aH Ii0Hseltrpers
EiGEoAS PATENT CIDER UILL.

\ all former times II wa supposed that a large
L qnan!liy oi idrr c"c!G te made ariy ty u-Ii:p
a poud,rous ma hInr. that .os!y crushed ih.
app lie. without grinding ilem fine. They were
then made :,.io massive cheese III s,Eaw. and :.
most .essTe and long pressure was required 10
extract portion OF The cider, considerable For
lion beng absorbed by the st;aw and he mass "i
IOGI,ce and in oh,ali, this unsa'i,ia,tury result
the ,ai racr had I, take a tbs hands ami PeIhar,
his siI horse teams and devote Il whole day thai
could have ten n.o.c Pr"!i;ahiy employed, I"
make from SIX 10 twelve ha,e!> nt cii,r. J..
obyia,e The di.uiy The farmers have heretofore
lauo.cd under
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EAsa.t. RING.

- lHi. >'.">cTii'-r h.v.I. talsn ,.- siro
iat-'s '.".nT'Cr' iv ~anu,t An rr,r. a..L
$50 ~ -r'-. ~ y Nrn eou.rv. ~ MzTts;
= '-"'> M - Enw rtrratei =, -se.r,-
"'''i : ant H'1Er . ii t,rihcs s,rS:ay Il,
'"' '''rNi Fash Gus a,.G On Me nrcsi ltrrs!
t.rat,
4''' hHgr ef II Q late Pr. r.. rectfal'r pol.
go 1al!H "u.TGOMEHi.
- u'-. sep. .-. l-.c
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500 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 q Year.

WANTED IN every County of the United
w States. active and cn'errrI>irg MEN.
10 engage iu the safe of some o. the best books
published IN the country Men of S'"d address
possessing sDa.! capital OF from ss5 10 ) 100.
viii have such Inducements offered as enable
them 10 make from So la $40 4 day profit.
The books published by us are all useful IN
character, extremely popular. and command
large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particular, address (ros'age pdD
DANIELS Il GETZ.
Successors 10 w 4 l.eary * Coz
No. l3S Norm Second Street. Philadelphia
Gma39
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Ti.e Eo;ia sc.sfcn
TuE
s-eWisi,uFg Academ,.

III co:h..e"c" oH Aa-.AI. Ooio,cs -.
/" Continue - w-.a~.
ne '"'';>e -: ia>'.rcIira IN This ia.l.nr =
- '1''"i'- ~ = if"Fafe Ara.!.> to .A:.. t,!-
"2'''": 3 sersT..i D,.>i.e>s. An trs,rt,> e.,
l" '""%!i icad, ni;c ui>e. tnc.rt.f,. In.
Su"se>, A.ih.n.ai.es. a1u Geari.l i.,tst.ir,r
are iSuchr.
''e i.'s''"frs-ion ..f,-,'s = co,,. ,prcr,r,..,.
'f iHF'G'ct'tLi 20 oupr ...,-r,.-o,,
',' hs'."'' Fh"'d Il. vino -.e - .s.,ufe ei,!..r
he - .Hrr M. Lih-
''mp'>n'n and l,riaa a;ion vii ,.,,r,
','' h'"" ~ s'us>. InnoTsl tIeri.ces
are >iiIc'i' r'' h.t,'rt. tu.h 10 .Id .t,,,IGr
>'h,"' all" h'ndn-S>, ',urr.S,. a,Ea,piu,
:" H..l''a,"- i's'r an,rg the ~, IS. ar.
ihr >ns, ,crihsr ., d-Siroas To ,.esr,ae,,.,
Of N"sny Ladies
ii.'i''H-Fpr Language, $40 H,,b.- F,,.
Ii'h -. and C,nlnon EraneI.> ss.t-,,.>,ae.
hDiN RtNBULIH.
Pnn,i,aL
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New 81 Shop.

Samuel Slifer has jus, opened shop
on Market Square, between the Post ofice and
i.yndall's Bookstore, where he IS prepared to
make and sell
Boots and Shoes Of all kit is,
f,r Ladies, Misses Men and Boys. Ais, for
sale, Gun SHOES Of al! sizes. EEraIrIsu
done rs Esaa!.
Produce of all kinds wanted in exchange
fer work.
b. punclualitY, aad using good materials in
The very best way, hc hopes 10 share the pat
ronagc of a discriminating pubic.
Lewisburg Nov. II, 1852
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GliAYDON'S FORMS,

y
..Np ..tiorsry N:yr,e q. Vim oj BE- mes 'hohtf he
,-.tsDut ar-.EiA". NpRIn .x,EltNN L. ). GALLI!E.
J:>T n B:isI!EJ.
GEAYpON's FuRN.-NEw ASa FaCGTI ED,TirS.-
Forms If .Jnyr, aaril. AMI ui :r IT,, in tie tuTt u!
,.u.an Pea o,.rtr - Oycc a., T'r:ii;:eT ;i,c
supreme and Crrhant Courts auG the Offices o the va
:,, Civil u Il, r. and JusiI"es Of tie II ace. fouTlh
:on G,,i.ei. Corrected. ErarS'd- AMI At'lted l."
t. t- Present STATE of the Law with p:ous Expana
r. Notes ard References. ab.! Ne" shd very Cnfipr'-
fcn,i,e ln,lcx. By EosEHr L. WEIGHT, isi. In Oae
licl Octave volume. Price only $3.50.
REsoNxESo,IIpx.
ain this work (iiSNs's JUsTcs) aud its ro7nI an'on
,ig,Yre.'s FoHNs" ui. ie,GtntiGn Of whi'h is well
r.ili.li. he =, rr- ru!osy the ia-itr,tc vii
EuI all tI;r ilfrmsti. Necessary u correct 'iisra.
~ tn. port duties cor 'r. To him iy TIE laws II
P-nnsyiyauia p fire cf B'tJiHys B'nns, fim Ed'
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CD:1 2IacDtxs

has been ;p,,ni,,i and the sia.eien of -w fici
NAV prove thai II j. no, ONLY the Bet Mc.iae
oi the kird ir cxi.tcnrc hut that il Is the most
proEiGJ!s that a uian can Lave on hi, iarrn. The
aIp,s h, this maohine grated up Into iiar
pCip. 81 that il requires but a comparstI,cI, hight
pre-. sure, an, tia, hut ninut- or tao, to rx,srt
all the cidrr, II h.Trc a-C.,t,in.j hy PRACTICAL
experiment hat One FJurih mot. ran he 5;i;irL
Than hy the old p oc,ss. Besides this i; requires
oily IVA" ha'.d> 10 giiud AMI make up into ,d.r
ilfsei quantity oi apples ih II can be p'"-s'hiy
made Oh the cd fashioned mas hiu.-. Oh iLIs
Ecs-, OWING Ia the com; ac,urs, Ui the ronicc in
ihr tub aud tie com, c:e manner ia Witch u l.
ground a pressure oi three To five isn>--wiic ch
can ie easily ob'aircJ-vi!l produce a more
ia'o'atie result ihan enc hun,!'cJ tons Jr.-sure
on tic ordinary c;.!c. pass. cvrn II the upv!.-
were sround in.iy - on the imp,..,r,i Mil
and il the spples were m,I,l, cru-hri ~ un the
Nui machlne. II would require pressure ~ iu"
hundicd tons ~ produce he result. accom-, isli,j
by this Patent " u. Tie following -. adiu,ri
a. der'drj advantages o. TIT, tnrcbir-:
Emit; - kcs ter ;''an any ot,er prrss will
gwen quantt5 "f aiFrs- IA given iiT-. ..d wI,h
iaurli hes Labor and xr.u.,'
.NcoHd-i; make, c.car md suec,,r Cider than any
c;lrr rar.,inr.
IhHd-lou MAX" your Cfler a, v,u want IT, and
when you want and in quantities isoaa orr ,.s..o to
six nr twenty !srrels.
Eas.iHiih /; you can PRES yonr Curran:-, Cherries
BerJirs, Cheese. Gu'trr, Lad ai.i Taliog.
fTt-Nuh it you crn save ONE FOURTH of youY
tim ia making AF?le Batter.
Siri-W.th it you gr.a or ehop y"ur Apples. ;ota
toes. T"inifs frcu. Carols or !r: kiss for Cattle
S-'t-By is use you can at ait times Layr fEESlI
a,i I: WEEf c:i,r.
The rr;cc oi the Cider Mali. with night 10 usr
ihe 'an,c on any on" iasm. is s55. rrcc ui the
Root Cutting Cylinder. s..
Tie siZc of ih,. Machine Is ,',,r, 4 Inv f..
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EaeCEs0rs' Notice.

7 ETTERS tes,amentary on the last will
l 4 and testament of SAMUEL ANxoS, late OF
the Borough Of Lewisburg, decd, have been
granted to the subscribers b. the Register of
Union Co. All persons having claims against
the estate will present them for settlement: /:
and all persons indebted make payment with
ou, delay, to ALEX. AMMONS, 1r
BYERS AMMONS,
Lewisburg. Oct. la. 1862.
N. u. Bycrs Ammons will continue the
lumber business Of the late firm OF iiUssH aud
AuxoN, and respectfully soiici,s continuance
of the pubic patronage.
BYERS AMNONS.
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$500 CHALLENGE.

NHATEVER concerns the health and
w happiness Of a people. is at al! times OF
the most valuable importance. ! take II far
granted that every person will do all IN lhcir
power TO save the lives of their children, aud
that every person will cn'eavor 10 promote
their own health al all sacrifices. feel II 10
be my duty To sosemhiy assure ynu that
WORMS. according to the opinion Of The most
celebrated Ply scians tie primary Of large
majority of diseases which children and adults
able II you hay" appetite c"ntrusliy rhan.eahe
from On. Kind Of auuhcr. Bal Breath. Ia il,
the Stomach. Picking at the Sc hardness AMI fuln' IS
OF III. belly, bry Cough Fever. rut- irre-uar-
iicr HAT s te-r denote WUkiiS AID you should
at once aTpi. the rrinc,y-
EODINS4Gk'S HORH SYRET,
An article funded upon scientific principles, Tonnd
with purely vegetable substances. tsns i,Titly safe
whsn taken. and be siven 10 The no't icier infi
with decided lene fetal elect Where ac toIupiaut
ari Diarha have made them weak nUd drtint- the
Irolc, Of my Worm syrup h. that j;
stands without o;ta! in TIE of n,.irincs
giving tOnr aud 80, Hstn {" the .tonath wii-. makes
i; IL Int! !i,r remedy for those afflicted with py s,i.
Tn. A. tuishiuy cures lercrmsd l.; Tits syrup after
Physicians have filled k tie Lest criicucc o. s sup !!
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India Rubber Gloves, Nittens, sc.

.(tOUNTRY Merchants, in making their pur'
chaser, should not neglect these desirable
and saleable articles. Their manufacture mas
been much improved recently. and they are
made very durable. Particular attention Is
requested 10 the
VmLLined Clorcs 0nd Mifens.
They are indsT Tsnsa5,e in cold and wet Teather L,s
viii Gnd th. Glnycs useful in any worn that viii 'o III
hands. ut the saui- tm- that they Will cu.e Tue Sor>
sal. Ehcuu or th,pIeG Hands rim'diaieiy Ihey nIe
M. !e all lengths 70 prn..ct the aims and wr SIS.
Tcr ale rs ViIcoy E:!lisgs : Co. No ; Church Acy
,nt ;ioo,...r-. cS C-.u,.; street. Ih.adr'l ia = :, u
lhiliii Pitislurr. "a fsscrer HASKELL i2!,!n"i'
Nj H. W scisirr. Charlie o-ton, :. & bar'a II r4.oi-
Cincinnati Ohio and all Rubber rra!'r- IN the Union
At retail. by Country Merchants generally. .inIo
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Also ccNpiyioS TO THE Arov,,
EiNES'S JUSTICE
BUSINESS MANS LEGAL GUIDE

TREATIES on the Office and Duties of Aldermen
and of the P,:,c ia the Con o frhu-
sy,sana including all the required Forms II ifo :
anil Dockc Entries. and c.nbodying not onIy Whatever
NAV l rne ,nusiir 20 Justices Of the Peace but t.
it .o:t!s Tenants and O. r'ri AGENTS, and making TIC
volume what i. Irr;0-iS to Ie Safe Legal tur for
..;.,ir., M-u Ly john Ii.nEs lat Alderman IL tie -
Of rhi.a!.viia tii'h '!';"n. H"rs.' t":r''j'd air
i;r-.tlv Enl.r- /. Ty .. T. hgGnrLN, ks, In O"-
ti,i. K VuluIn,. "a ;svo fIs'- "ris s1'|.
t.,.a ~,vs q. Bans. Jas,, that !. j; not
only the t,t hut .hc only very sood worS tia: "e have
On lie .u' ;cc;.
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A Noble Example.

The Chicago Tribs"e heads the follow
ing paragraph a Noble Example, and
with goo,! reason:
The other day, having need of help from
4 dSayman, VIC called an Irishman to our
assistance. He performed his duty with
great promp'ness, and his language and
demcauor generally were such as To COM
mand car admiration. Having paid him
fer his trouble, the following conversation
took place: "iiov long have you been
in this city, We inquired. "Tvclvc
months to morrow, sir" lie politely re-
pl;ed.-'pray, what was your occupation
in the oil country" Fer moment the
man colorcd, and dropped lis head, bu.
in an instant after, raising himself with
the dignity of a rln, h, boldly replied,
/" / was a physician in Dublin." Some
rhat surprised, We asked ho~ i. was that
he was ROW driving drsy. His reply in
substance was, that be brought his family
Direct from Dublin to Ch!csgn; that when
he arrived here bis funds were 50 much
exhausted that be Was unable 10 maintain
the appearance of bis profession; besides,
he found the city fall Of young physicians
waiting 'i!i the city grew. Having no
E,ccaaL;cal trade, he purchased horse
an,. ifay, and Al once began TO earn
livelihood for himself and family. We
call this bOb''a specimen q :, ran. How
much more inlepsndent and happy tina:
man has spcot the year than if he had
been Idle and complaining Of fortune ali
;ha; tine
The ho.,e cf Co!. George Moss in Wa,er /,
'uo, JDDia'i c,un,y, was barucf DOWN on I
b. ui:.,i o' he l7ih oil. The Srniine!
>a, II nas The result Of acciiont. The /
building bc!ng ira'ae one, was saon warp.
pea IN iiiI'c,. thas n'asin. il almost lm-
possible 10 save gGy O. the contents. The
i5rary and o'hrr valuable payers Of -"
,s.s. Nc. Adams, pasior of ,G. Waterloo
P's>hy l.riaa Congregation, were all co".
UMed. l--.r