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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-04-16
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
N the estate of Henry Hepnstal deceased,
are required TO deliver them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the date
hereof, to the undersigned, Public Administra-
tor, at his residence in the town of Shasta.
ID. ID. HARRILL,
Shasta, March 10, 1853. Pub. Admin.
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TO LET.

h
nNE LARGE STORE ROOM. FREE FROM
~ all annoyance from the iucleuencv of the
weather, immediately adjoining the Sheriff 5
Office, at the upper end OF town.
ALSO,
Several small and conveniently situated Rooms.
comfortably fitted up, and suitable either for OF
fees or bedrooms, will be Let for ID moderate
compensation.
For further particulars please enquire, on the
premises of D.CORSAUT
SHASTA. Nov. 30, 1872 nlarlatf
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PLUM.IER & MITCHELL.

"AVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A GEN
Il Il eral assortment of Miners stores, which
they offer at the lowest market prices. Oppo-
site the Post Office building, Main street. Shasta.
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DRIED FRUIT,

A PPLES AND PEACHES, IN SACKS,
n kegs and Barrels. Also, Preserved Fruits
of all kinds PLUMMER g. MITCHELL.
marI2u opposite Z. O. Building.
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The WoMEs's FIGHT.-Pua.ch finds fertile
field for his inveterate wit, in the recent : flare
up" between the women" Of Stafford House,
and their " dear sisters" on this side OF the At
lantic-growing out of the Uncle Tom or Slave
ry agitation. Thus he puts into the mouth ofthe
Duchess of Sutherland poetic remonstrance, OF
which this verse is medium sample:
BIT TIKI LADIES BULL
Sisters, daughters, wives and mothers.
All our feelings how it racks.
That your sons, sires, husbands, brothers,
Should so badly use their blacks.
Oh we speak with hearts sincerest.
All with love and pity rent;
But why don't you, sisters dearest,
Make your relatives repent
Then comes transatlantic rejoinder:
BY THE LADIES JONATHAN.
You have slaves tar worse than niggers,
That in ignorance are sunk,
Who no letter know, nor hgures,
Vicious, destitute and drunk;
Have them taught to read their bibles;
And repeat their G.
Better this than writing libels
On the nation of the free.
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ktOST, IT, b. & CO., Commission Merchants.
Il corner OF Sacramento and Front SITS
mar10 I'm
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DOPE, GEO. g.. Flour and Grain Dealer.
= Gordon's Iron Block, Front SITS. marl9 I'm
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NEW YORK TIMES

NJ ARSTsH. ROBERT. Wholesale Dealers il
!'A Paints, Oils, Glass, &c.. Jackson ST., eieh
doors ABOVE Sansome- marl9 I'm
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STOWELE- W. H.. Commission Merchant.
~ Battery street, near Pacific MARIO I'm
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SPECIMENS. spECgMENS::

SPECIMENS. SPECgNENS.!
nF GOLD AND QUARTZ ARE BOUGHT
~ at the highest price by
Esmrreat a. Sherwood.
Assays made without injury TO the surface
al specimens and exact value estimated, tor
81 each. BARRETT y SHERWOOD,
CiIy Observatory.
~ Mark the number, l6l Clay street, San
Francisco.
n b. The most magnificent stock of watches
and jewellery III This Stale always on hand and
particular attention gwen 10 Waloh repairing.
marl6 3In
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AGENCY OF BURGOYNE 81 co.
Marysrilie.
George w. Plume, Agent.
DILLS OF EXCHANGE FOR SALE PER
- Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer
OF the lst and 18th Of each month, at sight, On
Boston,
Ncc York,
Baltimore
Washington City,
ChaaIestOn,
ST. Lonis,
CincinR0fa
Ncr OHenns,
London and
Paris.
Gold Dust purchased usual at highest
prices
Gold Dust shipped and insured to New Or
leans, New York and Europe, at the lowest
rates.
Checks at par and atssisht on San Francisco.
for coin or dust. nlarl2n
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n 'hlEDMAN, }. 5. s, Co, Tobacco aud ri
gar warehouse Sansome ST., near Pacific
marIg II
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AARDW ELL, G. G. & Co. Commission
w Merchants, California street Wharf.
uarlg
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E'AfkN ELL q CURTIS, Ship Chandlerv and
General Provision Dealer, Central Wbars
between Battery and Trout streets :, ,'ari =
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ii oSsEl, BOND & HALE. Comn;s.;o,,
G.; merchants, sansome street, between CaI;
ri
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I'll IN r;, d. =. q CO., Importers of Tobacco
oiSafs. eansome ST. near Pine. mario -
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| , a ,r'liAN, WM & CO., Importer. of
I.cs tobacco and Cigars, Montgomery st. near ~
- mario m,
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MACoNDRAY & CO.. co,nm;..;o- ),
strcfs. 'ie ana flne
marl9
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05
I III E C. Al E ID MAN..

IHE ST. JoHNsBuEY HousE.-Mr Cha
pm, having recently suffered a severe dome.-
tic attliction, left this House on THURSDAY. 1t
has been leased, we understand, to Mr. Rus
sell Hallett, and is hereafter to be under the
charge of COL William Carter. jr., recently
keeper of the Glover House The Colonel,
wherever he has been keeper of a Hotel, has
always been favorite with the travelling
public.
81 We have been compelled. for want of
room, to lay aside several communications up
on the Liquor Bill, but have given to each
side as near an equal chance as possible in
the discussion.
HE VOTE ON TUEsnAY.-We would in
>ite the FostMasters IL this, Essex and Or
leans Counties, to forward to US the state of
the vote in their respective towns on Tues
day, so soon as they can after election
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,,S,,TERMENT AT BETHEL

acknowledgment has been produc-
-',,' ~" b rather singular circumstan-
e ns''''
-; ,h,t a Mr. Gannctt, came to his
r''' leaking his neck in fall from a
r'.7 ?. =, 5arn.-at least it Wa so sup
4 a ~ ~ 49,, time d. his death.
a ~, ,o,r DAYS after his DEATH and
a'''' .,.r ,b. corpse was buried, people
- .n;l;ar with the circumstance of
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TUESDAY. Feb. |.
.1E.-Thc Pacific Railroad bill WI.

s'ENArE.-Thc Pacific Railroad bill WAS
considered.
Mr. Ru>k moved to substitute for the pend
ing bill one reported b: him last Thursday.
Mr. Brodheai gave notice OF substitute
for al! b. on the subject; providing for the
survey afi reconnaissance of the country be-
tween the Missouri river and San Francisco.
Mr. Seward presented the resolution of tho
Legislature of New York. relative to tho I'M
pr>onmrnt OF the Madai family Referred
llou>E.-In the House Mr. Gidtlings re-
ported bill for the survey and loration Of a
wagon road from the Missouri to the settle
mcnts in California and Oregon.
prtlliur was presented from Ohio, pray
III" for "A repeal Of the fugitive slave law
Also petition in favor of protecting the
liberty Of conscience of Americans in foreign
countries.
Mr. Dunham, from the committee of Wavs
and Means, reported the Senate bill am"nda-
tory to an act FIXING the value of the United
States com, and the making Of standard coin.
The House then took up the bill making
appropriations for the support Of the Army
MIR Gorham offered an amendment repeal
ln- the act Of 1912. placing the National Ar
mories under the superintendent of officers
Of ordnance, and proposing to place them un-
der the care OF civl. superintendent as for
mrrlv.
Mr. Evans said that the cost Of manufacture
mg arms was greatly reduced since the armo-
rlc> had been under military >uperintcndence
He knew the Secretary Of War opposed anv
change of persons at Springfield, and dcpre-
Gated tins continual quarreling as to whether
the Armory there shall be under military or
civil supcrintendence and said that the pro-
posed change was merel Y to provide sinecures
.or politicians
Mr. Gorham took issue with Mr. Evans.and
insisted that the arms manufactured at the
ArmOrv were considerably cheaper under
civil than under military superintendent and
sad that the present superintendent were
>upcranuatcd officers, not fit to be in office ::
that the petitioners from Springfield and IIar-
per'S Ferry complain of the tyranny and des-
potl>m OF military superintendent.
Mr. lngerSoll,of Connecticut spoke strongly
against the oppressive tyranny exercised at
the Springfield Armory
An amusing debate followed between Mcssrs
stanley, Davis. Wilcox, and others. when
the committee rose without taking a vote.
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N ew S Item S.

EY An infant about weeks old was found
in the saloon Of one of the Passenger cars. on
the Northern road. at West Lebanon. on Sat
nrday morning. Who the mother of the li,tl,,
stranger Is, is unknown
MONSTER OX,-An OK weighing four
thousand seven hundred pounds was exhibited
at Louisville on Christmas dav The animal
is said to be the largest one of its species in
existence
"HEMovAL OF The DEros1Ts."-The
Franklin County Bank, including deposits,
books. Cashier, &c. was removed from St.
Adams Bay, on TUESDAY. to St. Adams; leave
to remove having been granted bv an Act
passed at the last session Of The General As
>emblv.
e." \ ncw post Office la. been established
at North TGnbridge, Orange County. and b.
+. Durk cc appointed postmaster
e. The Christian Repository saws I'VE
understand that Br Tabor has finally decided
to leave Burke when his engagement expires
in April next"
e The NY. Evening Post estimates that
a trip can be made across the ocean ana back,
bva vessel propelled by one of Ericsson's
caI"ric engines for S2j.0o0 less than it costs
the present steamships.
e. Gen. Scott,at the last election, received
1859 marc votes than Gen. Taylor. $1,000
more than Mr. Polk, and 9S,CI2 more than
Gen Harrison.
eaSThe Legislature, at its last session pre-
>"nted the town of Burlington with city
charter, and village charter, and left them
10 choose which they would take. The in
ha1itants. at meeting held last week, voted
&c d.csrt tn. ,''la:e hlr,cr
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IlcIltbJ.

At Bellows Falls. Jan. % suddenly. ClarisSa wife
Of Roswell Shurtlcti E> proprietor Of the "lsIanI
House"
y E!rra, Ohio, Jan. Is, Mrs lucretia Nelson.
daughter OF Hon, d. G. Churchill, of LYME y H.,
ascI ~ YEAR.
At "r"ton, Jan Is, very suddenly. while on a
visit I" her brother Jane, could Mis- Elem. Young
est daughter of Mr. William Gould. OF East Havrr-
hill, y. H. arrl about Il wears
In pan,ilr, Jan II. OF drop-y on the brain. John
eldest son Of John and Harriet Met ann, aged YEAR
months and - lir>
In lroy Jan. l?oi the scarlet fever, rance, Lon
!sa, Youngest chilli III S..l..upi ANA Fanny Sumner
aged ~N wears.
MNcw Orleans: Iaruary ,. Roller, F. Balv. son
Of Mr. Il. ". Bailey: formerly of Newburv. VI. as-
ci IS
In Lancaster. Jan ., Mrs Lydia Bellows. widow
Of the late Josiah Bellows. ID aged IS wears.
In l-pncnbursh. Jan. ., Bct~sv Moore. wife OF
Francis Will>on,in the 65.h year oil her age.
In bethlehem. Jan. -, Mr. Martin Blandin, Of con
sumption.
IN l,umenhIrgh. Jan. IL, suddenly. Of a disease
OF the heart, Mr. Amos Day, aged 40 yepr>
At trg--vr, Illinois, Jan. 20, Of i, <rep>ia. ar
olinc u. Caloor daughter of Hon. Wm Cal.uon late
oil vndon.
In san Francisco, Cal. Dec H. Timothy Il. iians-
held Of w.. aged %.
At Sacramento, Cal, Dec. s,Mr c. c. Cady, for
lrrly Of Lancaster. n H.. but for several year con-
nrctcd ,'i;h the newspaper pro>> al 81. LoIi>, Mo-
In TIL. town. Jan. q, ofcJrsInI.ipn, Mr AFRO b.
Strvrr-, a-.,! -.
Aad can il he that he las gone,
And left This world Of pain?
On can il he that We no more
Shall see him here again
Al, YES It's 50: AZ midnight hour
Fond friends stood round his be-,
Morning sh"nc Ger the Eia.>ulne earth,
lnt he. ALA dead.
lonely tmthcr ic mas rir
Md brothers. sisters dear:
MI. all will shed above his grave
FOR him. the nrurltr stcar.
Bat others Neap. vet not a. those
" Il" watched his dying bed
NO hcIrts but those If that dear homo
y n,o;r'ier'S tears can she'd.
Many companions youthful frien0s.
u III !n'ss him from their band
An angel Laid he nov has loined
In hat tar III Better Land
Is hard TO part with those love
lhose VIII" are irI>tv dear:
"nrn thoughts of him arse. il. vain
Netry 10 check each tear.
BAT ahy 50 soon he left this earth,
Mas. No cannot tell
Nav i" one rnurnur at HIS -.
t'' 10 + ~ y u-.-.i'
(. Inv ..r,. ,.-ri.e ',
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Effect of DR.. S. A. Viewers Syrup on a per
son 81 years Of age.
From the Hartford, COM, Cnurant.

From the Hartford, Conn, CnlIrant.
on" of the strongest evidence. OF the efficacy OF
any medicine l. be round in the certificate of
ncorge Gillet. 80 published in our advertising
columns Mr. e.. was Surveyor General OF TIE State
for thirty wears and i gentleman who would have
nothing to do with llulmbU%>:
Gentlemen: | feel pleasure in relating to Won
and through Won to all afflicted with humor some
facts in relation to medicines. as have eXpr-
ri"nccl their operation. | have been troubled
vccelv with very obstinate humor, which app:ar-
e i'll two tt,rln>. Ny ewes for several year, had
been So badly affected rs t. present 4 dsagrecahe
spectacle. They We're mach OF the time quite paiil-
iul. AMI nearly all the time attended with SInartng
>cns;Ition, accompanied by n.At" "rat ~ discharge
which :" Iistenr tbs lids together that most OF the
zine mornings was "h4ei II open them with my
finger. One 81 my limbs ha> also been in Il trorl-
hlcd condition for wears. 1t much swollen a.
bout the ankle, Of dark iISii c"lor. and ac-
c"mpaned w an almost lolrr;,ble heat. with 4
burning. singing. itching sensation. which excited
i"ar!u! "plrrlcu>i"n> aou. tine final result OF it
Various means were used :" effect cure. without
Success. Ii this condition ! expected To pass the
r'':hunicr %! uI' ,i,.,, Without :, .iri.
ln.Iuiv lat. an editorial arrcar"i in II" Connect
lcut "urunt. recommending attention tu letter
tr"rr r.. AIgl-t,I> Boli,>. v:l;rh appeared il the
nI"'r. herein he stated the e,lc, which v'.,;r
medicines hal upon hinr-"i. For some time heal
t:.ti about !..jk;us r.i;'! -! them not Having mach
,.i.h tiNt ANYTHING would ccc, 4 cure IN stub
born. Il r>c hat "i mine 4, advanced age. Al
length called uion Mr. E",ir-. H., cN.Imincl my
NJ: advise! me I" make trial Of syrup
and tcra". ] "ctr! accordingly '. All! followed YOU:
directions. Ny eyes thoroughly crrrd--nv
"nklci> perfectly restored I" IL former cniit"l,=
10 sore -h;I sound, with the ,c.,.tIuI. ut Il little
h'I,u"r. which >ul..c itching PERHAPS once IL
three "r four iav--u't oftener--tnl il gradually
iimini>he-. consider your Syrup an eAcelIcn.
,,,lrcr If the bup,l sixteen ,l.y. r.. IN date VII
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ID F. n TISTR Y.
Or. H. H. NEWTON.
MONTPELIER. VI.

N'otLD re- prctluliy gite notice 70 the citizen.
w of -. Ju u>burv md vicinity that he viii
he at the St. .Io>hurv Hou.- the lst of Febrr,a-,
Where he will be happy To attend 10 calls in lis pre-
r>>iUn.
All operations necessary for the pre>ervarion az
the teeth done IN neat and durable manner, anc
upon tic c"rrs"; scientific principl.>.
The gums upon which DEPEND. the he 18th anf
preservation Of the teeth restore" to perfect health
in 4 few wrcks.
Teeth filed with gold rim foil, in the bc.. posi-
Die manner and n" operation will he undertake,
unless l; i fur The benefit of the pateni
Plate work done Al Newton Forhush's Office
Safe street, Montpelier that will compare with III,
work done in New England, from q single 10 ,h 10
full sIt.
All those who in want of parts or full set. OF
tucth, will find II 10 their advantage To- give call
ADVICE GRATIS. III operations rrrroa'sd
~ DIR Newton will remain in town few week,
those wishing his services are invited to call i'm
mediaelv, thus saving time and expense. II is
very common practice for some to DELAY hv which
am detained considerable time unnece>>arily;-
not oniv this. hut there Jobs which require tim,
10 treat successfully.
Jan. IL, 1858. sOSti
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JAMES BELLS ESTATE.
ATE or VERMONT.

Caledonia Di<trict, 6.
~ Probate Court hidden 81 tia, Probate Office in
Danylile in laid district, Oh thu Goth dav of Jan,-
arv, \. j. Isis
LANES ID. BELL, adr..inis,ra;dr on the estate Of
- lanes Bell "f Walden, in said district drcca>-
ed. intestn'D, presents MS pstition in writing set
tiny iprh that the debts and charges against laid
estate amount TO thb >um Of seven hundred thirteen
dollars, that ti i.,nt OF personal estate is ninety
dollars leaving the >,,m Of ~ hundred twenty three
dollars to he raised fran Ia, i:aal Estate, aud hath
shown L. said Court tn" situation Is the Real Is
tate, whereof tbs said deceased died >eilc,!. and
rays said Court to license him IL sell 50 much Of
the Real i.Statr of said deceased rs will be necessa-
~ Ia pay the debts and charges aforesaid with a.
crulig interest, and all legal costs aud charges of
saie-N hereupon ii is ordered that tho same he re-
i"rred 10 Ia. 18th day OF February, A. D. Ie53, at
fhr Probate OGs in said Danviile and that all per
iii crested in sail estate be notified hsreof that
they .av appopf at said time and Liaie, and give
bonds for the payment Of the debts and charges Of
administration ar show cau>p Why license should
mt he GRANTED - aforesaid, b.. thu publication of
copy of r.rpr! If tii> nr,!u. in the alc!0.ian
I'rird at 81. J3:.,.,hury. in said district. three
weeks >ucle>>is"ls. all OF which publications shall
he rr"'l.u' 70 the >aid time appointed for hearing
CHARLES S. HANA Judge
y TX ,.r : .t,"!t A'te' ''!a.s
r .Ft>k re-,s.
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FROM MEXICO.

The resi- gnation of Gen. Arista, as Pres!=
dent of the Mexican Republic, is confirmed
by later adviccs. His abdication was an
nounced on the Sd of January. Juan Bau-
tlsta Cevaas, has been appointed President.
Arista was forced to resi- IN bv the prevalence
of revolutionary sentiments Tho whole.
country is in a state of revolution, and the
people appear to be turuin. their attention to
the return of Santa Anna as dcivcrer
COOP FI>IIING.-I.. A. Russell OF this
village. visited Richardson lake last week. on
a fishing excursion, and with great success.
the best haul Mr. Il. got was trout which
weighed 5 pounds and 10 ouhrr>, AMI IS
trout weighing - pounds, Mr. Russell re-
turned with Zoo pounds decidedly the
handsomest lot OF trout we eluf Saw The
lake is accessible to t.imz, hr good road
and lies north of Umba-.g in the corner OF
Mainc.--1mmonoosuc Ecport,r
And We have the pleasure OF acknowledge
ING the receipt of a couple Of the incest OF the
haul" for which our Lttleton friend has our
thanks
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LEWIS W. THAYERS ESTATE.
! ALE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT
Caledonia District -.
Ii Probate Court holden ut pan>ille, within and
Tor sad district. an the 18th day of January A. D.
l>j3
j>>ElL HAf-LET, Administrator an the as
4 tate OF Lewis ". Thnyer. late Of 81 Iohn,bury.
III s. ,docoSsd presents his administration
account lar settinmfn'. Whrrrupon. it is ordered
that the >a.r 10 rpr.rrcl to t oath dav of Febru-
arv neat n ti.t. Probate Ofii.:t in said Dauye for
examination al., allowance; aid that all concerned
lie notified hpreG! by the publication Of This order
III the .aI"d"liin,a newspapers Iain,rd 81. Johns
bury, three weeks >.lcclssivrt as sl1n as NAV he.
that they NAV appear ami at said time and place.
If they ste cause, object therpto,
nv or,sr of court
Attest, CNiE. S DANA, Judge
Atrua cnlr # record.
Slow3l Attest, u. !. hTRBANk Register.
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neeh unable to overcome the ditlicultie, &C
the path: and, IN cases where the settlements
nave had among them families and persons
lniirm' the more robust have been compelled
'ar their relief to pack provisions on their
own backs through clouds of blinJino SNOW
ana deep staggering drifts that animals could
not pass We hear tales of corpses, with pro-
visions strapped to their backs, found fra1ed
by the way-sldc, of cabins crushed Ly tn.
"eight OF the snow,and their inhabitants driv-
en- tor shelter to the holes in which thew work
81 during the summer montils-whiic from
every district In the mines comes the same
report of restitution and distress.
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THE INSTITCTE LECTURES.

The 7th Lecture will be delivered Tuesday eve
ming, Feb. 8, to commence N O'Clock, by Chief
Justice Giickrist. Of New Hampshire.
The remaining Lectures Of the Course will he III
tie following order:
Rev. DR.. Todd .Pitt>icli. Mas, Tlur, lay 10.
Rev. Henry liiles Boston, -;
Rev. T.. II. Chaplin New York CITY, -;
Rev. A. Huntington Clapp, Brattleboro. March !.
Admission - nS'o I"c'ures ~. cents. 70 =
j Z :, he 10y w WI g rrrs~
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER, IMPORTANT
T" DYsrErTICs.--pr.I J. 5. l"ughtons Pepsin. the
tru" Digestive Fluid, Gastric Juice. prelare,! from
Rnnnet fourth stomach Of the Ok. after directions
OF Baron Iicbg, the great Physiological Chemist bv
j. ). II"ughton, u. b., Philadelphia. This is truly
u wonderful remedy for indigestion, dv ,por.>a
.laundce liver com lant con>tipationrm dti!ity
curing after nature own agent. the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets containing -,ieutitc evidence OF it, val
lie. furnished by agent, gratis. Soc notice among
the medical advertisements
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05
Ladies' Fair and Festival.

The Ladies OF 81. I"hII>burv Center will hold
Fair and Festival nj the hall Of the Center Village
Hotel, on Monday Evening, Feb. II.
Observation-Disclosures 25 cents: Gentleman
and Lady, the same Lady. II! cents. Doors open
al o clock. Per order
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Village Meeting.

4 NEE ING of the legal ,cssrs rt.llo Eifs.-' -
~ ~. .I"nn>bur, VII 10, l"lde,, al The h", T,''
the Worth Church, r said Village. "a Tur''a' t"h
IS. lsi3 ii o'clock, L. NJ. 10 hear and IL: nI'op
the reI,srt cfthsise slnmificr ~ Ev-laN-.
30. SIEFHENSuN. Clrrk
Feb. s. 1855. slnv'
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Hor>L.-Mr Jenkins announced the death
oi Hon. \. II. Bucl, mrmhrr of the House
from Ne" orb, spoke a brief euloGy Of tie
'!ec'"S''' anu offered the customary rcSou-
ton, when the House adjourned
h" same announcement was made i'll the
Senate.
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SATURDAY, Jan. ,

ll"U~r.-1hc House concurrcd in the fol-
loving report OF a committee of conference
on certain dIsagrccing votes Of the two Hou,-
- That the act approved I'D February.
1873, granting privileges to certain widows
and orphans Of officers, non-commissioncd of
hrerS, musicians and privates, both regulars
and volunteers OF the war of 1872 and of the
Various Indian wars OF 1890.