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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
,CuIs MONDAY Si,sHh M0RYISG. az ioI O'Clock

n L.
i CONTINUATION SALE ofe'egant HOUSEHOLD fUg
NTURF =. house No y 9Th rcar iih 3 scing the Ess
chocc and usb assortment otcrcd A. auci' l sei5,
Al soocs nc. cal ed fcr from >auEc sale viii B. 2 -
THIS DAY. Every Grticle viii be cold h-s sni go.
will Be CURED 81 every purchaser Auonx tae Aic q q
this sale splendid cod octsye Piano fofte ssoo az
cover sue chy cared paor Furiurr Governed " n bro
csfee. rosewood Tables two mSgrinecrt fTeneh ici ss
Nsgble.sAts and Brakes Lace CaEaias Shades and Go
irts mosAc ard ulAd Tables Tctea rtes, Dssus, t's
GOD and fnrch Chains hoitarc aud Arm cL4s a
GooI cssc Mu'e csh e. rich Sevf. an DN.ien NA.e'
Sf.fusv Ornaments gch Carpets tle - 'ons vita
rrhr 81 choice md valuable on Pantiass rct'y smrd
CJJAMBFR FIRNl1U Massiye Tosesooa u.ho sans ant
snnt french Bsosesds SUPER r Mattress Fsher bed,
Boi.t, ard Pillows Blankets fall marble, rosewood gsd IA.
bc,sry B.resus marble Wsshstsnds elegant Cafes feh
80, marble .or suite tuaueed Chamber Furniture ova te
at Mirror. SOFAS Lounges Spug seat and tcisge thnr
Rccfer, Esht dsy Cocss Music s'ana, carpets o. we've
rooms or cloth Mar NJ. Sc ~
BASEMENT FURNIrU RE- x,snsion D.nins tao., far.
zen fett Refrigerator card and b sA1.i iaoss CosS=s
80 r,ch Slyerware Spoons, Cts,ors FORKS SANes ncA
Cbfns Tea ard Dinner sets ossnce haatle cutlery soz
Sidehos1fs Bureaus SOFA eeo'te ~e WIKI iiA
fIty OF valuable Kitchen Furniture
f..,oscs new ready No postToncment On any aecoust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

T. II Ludlow Auct.0neer.
EEETEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at
VI AUCTION-E n LUDLOW will .ell s1ction on
TUESDAY Oct g. 1854 - 70. O'Clock - No 20 West 2ld.
g. the entire furniture contained IN said b0use eonss ing Of
the usual es-0ftment 81 Psor. Bedroom aRd Kitchen F1r
iuEe, ChiIs srf Glss Wa Oh Cloths &c.
" Cana Anctioneer. No y Deyst. cor. Oreeawrh.
GROCERIES, STORE-TRUCKS, SUGAR,
NJ TEA. BRIG TT EsDAY at y OCT *. No. 81 boy.
r. corner Of Greenwich Brandy Gin s1d Rum 20 den johns
md cs... lots sut 10 boxes PrInes Srch Honey,
Crockery Saws. A.o. an extension top BAROUCiE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

HgSSY Il. LEEDS Auc,ioneer-By II. n LEEDS Co.
m MONDAY, at 100 o'clock, at No. 39J ith-
" ~. btween eth and 2ah-s's
HOUSEHOLD FURElTURE-Consisting u ooe superb
Rosewood UpnEht Panofor nsde BY ErId Of Paris also
elegant Harp made ~ Erar Couches covered 10 de lame
ard een MOROCCO heavy Three ply Carpet sofa Table
bstop; Center Table PsntD RsEere one h' rste Mock
Bid and Gaze Venetian Carpet Stair Carpet. Cottas.
Furniture IN bedrooms Of black walnut. mahogauy. &c,
De.sin BaI &c Msitsses tine Feather Beds Tables
Ousrts.fe. (bfrs elias. and Kitchen Ware
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
CGrpclinas. Oil Cloth, &t.
Buil0ins alaterials.

BUILDING STONE of first quality for sale az
I'D Is per osd; FOUNDATION STONE 3 per load, a, the
QUARRY, 4sthst between 5th and 6th az.
LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors of Churches
II and Public Buldugs and for Eesbuies, Hans Cor
urysores Dnirz Rooms and HeaTths In Dwellings Thee
Tts sfe so5. Infinite variety OF patterns and very
Lard ard and In the best houses Ia al pas OF lie
Also GAREKIRX CHIMNEY TOPS. slited 70 every style
architecture and recommended IN Downns Work on eoua'
try houses ard by architects generally For sale by
MINER COATES YOULE, No. ~ Pearst
GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEAMS for FIRE
- PROOF BUILDINGS, VAULTS, STORE Fronts.
ROOFS 6e-The urderziEued prepared to furnish
sod wrought iron rolled Seams cut specified lengths g
prize which ensbs hreprooi t1eng 70 be ested y Nefy
or the eost OF wooden onel The Ploiic are
invited re the
Brothers Ch where they hayo 5e1a 1sed For igrt-ef
information apply 20 - , - ,.--,
ITO ARCHITECTS and BUILDEnS.-WIRE
ROPE for ssstes Drrib Wsiers &c. ar more durable
then hemp. CHAS. y. COPELAND, No % Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

There being but THREE Of those desirable LOIS N INC
knth Ward Brooklyn leh aud being anxious TO Close .ea
out will eel, the remaining three either VI os'-s'
yery ehesp and on very easy terms ApPH TO- ,e, t1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
n INMRIGHI Profess0r of Music. respect.
OAK HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG La


Il GRAMMAR SCHOOL Is low open and IN successful
opetaton the spacious eud airy 70 which Wa re-
moved in MAY No 8i Broadway between 10th aud 10Th
els. For terms, &c, see Circular. . , o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
Real estate for Sale.

>||>>|>>><S|f<T
A GOING, WHO BIDS -$g75-Owing TO pc
IA eubisy tmbsrrsssmeDt, this sum-h.lf ea9a-wn pu
chase TWO-STORY HOUSE In that healthy orderly
ard beautiful portion Of BROOKLYN known Temperance
VILE House 1874 Lover story contains hall Kitchen par
loT and bedroom upper unfinished Solid walls dOablo thick
ness ard hAdfnhed BU: for the owners rehdence by
DAYS work for durability and comfort Twelve minutes rde
from ferries flare from Hamilton cents-fuop - Get of
at corner Of I7thst Inquire for Mr DAY third house VIII
sell to applicant for the above price accept the best offer
Int daxs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
A WHITE MARBLE FkONT HOUSE Dol

IN SALE CHEAP-Ths il ine new house WITH al
modem Improvements delightfully."- loosted The LOT is 10
feet deep WIN be sold for ~ 800 cash 45 renaF
on bond and mortgage Inquire Of Z. TOWNSEND. No g.
Nassau-st up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

CH.RLFs r. hLLrs, AHc'ioGe5f
MELVlNA LOIS at AUCTION -CHAS.
vi Il. MILLER will sell On WEDSEs DAY October & a.
lock. The yT9n1d. q rcscrved BUtLDING LOTS IN
The beautiful Vlaas Of aevirs adooiuz Mspeth Th pro
TeEy stuat on tie seTtowr sd Fushng plank road. be
tween Haspeh and COlumbrsylc and IL accessible a. all
hour. By the SevoVn and Flushing omnibus lice from WI
lei sbursh ferries at "a fare The sale viii be pefemp
tory and the property ofs great induce ents 70 purchasers
Tile perfect, ard terms % psyDen easy.
Fog further particulars amply %
CEaBLEs R. MILLER Aucfioneer, No. lej Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

"A good condition The Buildings Ia good repair
except the Dwelling which has been recently burned The
subcrber being advanced in life ud rather sell than
Iebuid Any person wishing purchase vii famine for him
self II is located miles west Of f~wbursb Orange
COUNTY sold before the 10Th OF October II
will day o'clock p NJ, be offered At pabc sale
The premises WIN &. BrATrIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

EOR sALE-Five LOTS on the south side of

~ oonmodous Dwelling pleasantly situated In the village
Of yoWn For view OF the premises and particulars ap
Me 10 c c. SEBRING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
lnsurnnce Companies.

MERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE COM
WI PANY Of the CITY Of -YOAK.-Oibco. Ocean
Bank Building Of Fulton and Gree Vich 80
Capital go Insurance against loss damage BY Fire.
{. v OSrRANDER President.
Gro w SAVAGE Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

CUF TRI'MBIIL IRON-wORKs. located

In the Town Of sornston Conn .mluusc'ure superior
article In tho wav % MACHtNlSTS TOOLS. They plrcu-
ltfly call the attention Of those in want Of PLANlN Ma
CHIMES and GEAR CUTTERS offering guaranty that the
sae cannot BE- cxced in establishment IN this Country
An articles delivered Al tic Companys Decks OF railroad
free OF eXIense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

ID CHANGE a beautifully located aud valuable property
consisting Of DV ELLNG 1850 two stories and attic, eith
exteps ID 3x2 two stories together with two four eight
FIrIL LOTS on Gatesav near Bedford wll be SOLD or
EXCHANGED for a rood COUNTRY PLACE, within reason
able distance q New York Of from ten 20 twenty-five acres
Fof further particulars inquire Of, Or sddTcs.y -
WTNCIIVgTFH IO7 Fulton " Y, (up stalrs)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
V,ARRATOWN INSTlTUTE.-The Winter

i Term commences the hrst Of NOV EMBER Circulars
the Institute
Monument can b. obtained BY addGcsEg y NEN NAN Pfp
rf~a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
oTs in HARLEM CHEAP.-For sale, six
DF1L TSTNTE WANrED-Thc Society for

p,onoiiug hc GOSPEL Seamen IN the Port OF New
Vol inv Re PROPOSALS for the sale Of plot OF ground ~ the
bouns Of he Fast River Oliver East Broadway end fke
81 dimensions suitable FOR edtce for the Mariners
Curch late Of Rooseyei-st with sufficient space adGing
or M IN aud sir and separation from ncislh oung buildings
and ~ pfonae say about huldrcd (ltpl iet square
OF h on ghty 20l by one hundred tOpl feet
al ~ nrics 20 JACOB L.. BALD MN,
WV 49, I''NNf'N n,ii NJ a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
MONT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN

WI STITUTE No 2l8 4h-st Washington SQUARE ten
trance M. 1888 Msodougsst } GEORGE W CLARKE, A. Nj
ano JAMES TANNING A NJ. commences its Twelfth school
Year on the MONDAY Of september 1851 Pupils from
20 - years OF Catalogues at AffLbIONs ana Il The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02
CTFAM ENGINEs and BOILERS for SALE.
C,TFAM ENGINE and BLOWING CYLIN-


l UNITED STATES NJ. - Brosdwsy. Y. v. are now
n anuctuI fouIfeea sizes GWlSNES ~ MP, snd hteen
-. CIV YNST'S PUHPTS3 ENGINE. Pump and steam
Engine combined. For EVERY slrU ALTON feqlirrs
Prinr- Fire tley ptere~ IN efficiency and
Nancy Prize. $50 up IS so bird Of the expense Of
ofl er apparatus producing equal results.
Guaranteed % 81 per cent Per cost.
: u - ----. hon. i.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-02

4 OTIS LOTS. LOTS-In the beautiful Village

II OTIS LOIS. LUIN-In Inc DtlUIIIUI NIIIdgt
~ Of CIARFNCEN l.. | FIVE miles from brooklyn,
and eeces HE to New Yok by raosd in bali an hour wiz
lie tod cheer and suit liberal discount to those
who Inv yt lots This Is decidedly the hsnd'omest
.nbap village OF NewYork and bids fair 10 ouisrow them
ali Property uerc greatly improving IN value aud wan
S,Ia l., Leo than two years But few lots left Ap
w 80 " J. PEGtRE. No 1863 Hesorst.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30
Narriaqr5.

In this town. Dec. 81, by Rev. Mr. Clapp, Mr. Hor-
ace H. Bishop. Of Ncwburv, AMI Miss Martha f..
jones' Of this town.
In Lyndon Centre Dec. 4, bv Rev A. d. Smith,
Nr Aaron Twomhly aud Miss Mary 4. Aklrich,
both of Bloomington: Dec. 5. Mr. Calvin u. Bsc-
low and Miss Mary 4. Sanborn, both of LYNDON
H. and Miss Nary Jane Clark, of Lyndon.
In Pa>>ump>ic Village, Dec. Shy Rev. A. II
House, Mr. George u. Shcrburnc. of Whcclock, and
Miss C"rnclia Green. Of Danville
In Barton, Nov IS, Mr. Samuel FORSYTH. Of thi.
town, and Miss Keziali French, of Glover
In Glover, Dec. 10. Mr. Charles A. ]. Marsh. of
Harris Co.. Georgia, ANA Miss Caroline Il. Damon
of Glover.
In Cabot, Dec. %. by Rev. H. Packer, Mr. Edwin
ID. IIa>kal and Miss Torn,.a +. Holt both Of Woo!
bury; also. by the same, Dec. %, Mr. Chester "
Cccv, and Miss Elvira Carr. both Of Woodbury.
/ III Concord. y. IT., Dec II. Mr. William Marsh, ir
/ Of Greensboro Vt and Mis-, Phebe Knight
IN Bath, Mr. Ebcn c. Woodbury.. of Oxford. an,
Mis- Sarah 5. Till"t>on, Of Bath: Mr. David $. Hun
am! Ms Mary NJ. Bclel Dec. II, Thomas =. Sar
cent. 4. b., of Lawrence. Ms. and Miss Jane F.
daughter Of liza Goota!l Esq.
Ia this town, Dec. "a. by Asa l.. French, Esq. NJ
John Il. +. Evans, OF. this town, and Mis-, Lucy An
Smith Of Waterford!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30

PULMONARY CONSI MPIIOE hi, uiitl with
IN lew years been generally considered incural,lc
although many medical men Of the HIGHEST stand
Ing. among whom We might mention Lacuncc and
his TREND HayIc-b":h distinguished authors admit
that this much dreaded disease MAY FL tIIuD g.
ven III lt> advanced stages, When the lung, are not
completely di>orclnzcd The remedy which we
now offer, WI>rAEs EAI.>AM OF WILD CHERRY.
hot Only cnclEltc> from regular physician. but has
been well tested In a, complaints for which i: is
recommended. A pllvsican ia Maine SAYS:
II have recommended the u~e Of DR.. Wis.ar
Ba>am OF Wild Cherry for diseases Of the lunr>. for
two years past. and many bottle, 10 nv knowledge
have been used by my pat tents. all with hcnrcial
results In tw" cases where ii was thought con
tirncd ~unpion had taken place. thew lid Cher
~ effected a cure
From the Boston Daily Zee March IS. ls,a.
CURE lorEC "rcH. Are YOU a.ilictc, with this
distressing annoyance. get rid of it, You lave on
i 10 procure Il hottie of Dr. Wi>tars Wild Cherry
Eai>am I" ensure this. Il seldom fails when taken
III season to effect cure. and always relieves even
TIE worst cases Of diseased lungs. Many u!lv.iciiu>
recommend 1t to their patients. and speak OF in
the highest terms i'll letters TO the proprietor ci.n,
cases OF cure where other means had failed For
ale al Wholesale by seth W. Fowie, 1Ss Washing
ton 7. Boston.
None j. genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the
WRAPPER.
ACENrs.-I {. Bingham. s.: Jol.nShrrv: .Iohr
bacon. -. ioh.>burv Center: VIM. Mctiiiitv Iyu
Ion Corner J. L. Handc x Co.: Lvl..on centre;
I'M / Ialer>. Sheffield. :. :. Blanchard. Glover:
\. {. Robinson. Barton; Geo Cowle~. E,e.aie: &.
t. W eek, peachain: Vail. Ucining X Co.. iDa1yiI,..
HAT SrA>pAED NtpI,IN.NL ATTIC IL. :l,. e.
ETAEIE PULMONARY BAL>AiI for Cou.L: t,J|. and
C"'Sunytton. Is recommended and use! by many
physicians. We have tng used il IN cur families.
and recommended i: 10 Others wiki benefit. need,
10 other accommodation thin that j. j. 80 tt..u
couii:ercitcl. .iinher>, Cabinet
i"r sac in s.. Iolrn~3urv f'v IL. T. How a,I
J. e. EiscHiu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30
J)ratbG.

In this Village. Dec. 81 Mrs. Fluvia C., wife uf
Mr. Benjamin i. Fc.cr>ol aged "a.
IN llar,v :ch. Dec H.. Mr Samuel Adams Aiken
aged IL. son Of the late Rev. solomon Aiken.
II pan,ille. Dec. IA, Of typhoid fever, Andrew
j. Woodward AGED - vearS
In rracham. Dee. 3. Sarah Jane, daughter Of J
.. ahi Lydia ". M"r-r aged wears and louontls
In Evrgate, Of cry>ipcla~, Mrs. Ruth Whitaker
willow Of the late Mr. Samuel Whitaker. in the -,
wear Of her age.
In Ir9~lur,h, Dec. II. AZ the residence Of. her sol
in law. 5. u. C"nant. Mrs IIarric, Aver Fcar>on>
wife OF Theodore r,.:r>ol.> AGED 56 wears.
IN Coventry. Dee. g. John rcrrival. aged IS.
Il. H.a:or,i. y Olson We'd. vouncc~: child Of G
L. Baldwin, E-q a-,"I Ii months.
T. Wells Rive. Dec II. Mrs.. Mary Ann. Wiz OF
t'Inr'..> Hale, Ia .i.r.l o.,
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EEETLEAIEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS.

- I" loo cts A>or:c,, lot of Shirts and Draw cr<
~ I" 30" els. me Shirts linen Bo>o!nS anlCo!lars
IL to % cts. Fine linen Er-o,nS.
To Il cts. do do Collars
- to II" ct>. Stocks and Cravats
- To- loo cts. six Pocket lIandkcrchcfs
10 I" ." c:>. Su>pcnlcrs
b TO 200 c:S. Umbrellas
10 IL cts. Tooth Brushes
I" ~" cts. Hair Brushes. Together with great
variety OF Fancy Goods. 10 be closed I'D chcar.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30
TEAMING,

N'lIE subscriber having 1r,rcir,rt liz .ra-. o,,
Il cd bv Joseph fiu:c!lili>ni, oilrr> his ser, e
Ia the citizens Of -. Jnhn>hrry who NAV d.,
business done in hi line: and for their convent.
he has provided Order Slate and left then
the following places. t. VII:
One M the Wholesale c.nrr.
One at G"les& prmin-'> Cl';'ing Store.
Persons who inav i". happen II sce me e, .
their orders in person are rr,.'>iel fo write ri.
"n The or Ter Slate, when they will lc ,,.'... =.
attended Ia. A. H. FIN
81. Johnshurv. Eny. IS. 1854. So.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30
THE LEDON MAN.

NOTICE. The Essex County Temperance So
cietv hold their annual meeting at funenburr on
the 81 day of January. at eleven O'Clock, A. NJ
Rev. C. F. Chamber;in, of Lancaster, is engaged to
lecture before the meeting. Will the friends of the
cause give encouragement by their presence?
JOHN DEWEY, President.
JOHN S. CLARK, RS.
NCs1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30

.N'w Iol-. Dec %.
Movements for the relief of the poor arc
multiplying. \ proposition was made this
afternoon, by the Ten Governors" to raise
100000. to be expended in that direction.
The LARGE mass meeting in the Park this af.
tcrnoon. was discreet and moderate in its
tone, although there is much muttcrinc amonc
the unemployed, about demanding food.
WHaI,'J1in. Dec. 2G.
DECREASE IN BEEAD>TrFFS.-T The stock
OF flour in this market amounts to 10. 600 bbl
against ?2..5"0 at the same time last wear
The stock of wheat is g., 900 bushels, against
10000 last YEAR
Hoes DYING WITH CHoIEEA.-Wc learn
that within the last week the firm of Wicks,
Horton X Co.. have lost eighty to one humid
red ho"> at their di>tillcry situated at the
outlet OF the Skancatclcs one mile and half
north Of this village. The disease is said TO
resemble the cholera; they vomit up a green
substance. and soon die. They bury their
carcaS>cS III trenches. -Naneateles ~. w.
D,m0cr0f
CATH"IIC M!>>IoHAElEs.-Thc Society
at Lyons. France. for the propagation of the
faith, under the Presidency of the Cardinal
Archbishop de Bonald and patronage of the
rope reports the receipt of nearly $500, 900
me past year for the extension of Romanism
oi this amount: more than 100000 are ,levo.
ted 10 the support of Missionaries in Amcri-
Is" The New York Courier and Enourcr
IN long editorial on the subject of FOREIGN
AFFAIRS repeats It's conviction that Scbastonol
VIII tee taken before TIE close of the present
month. 1t also expresses the belief that the
conquest o. The Crmca will be comnl.,e
with the tail Of Seba>;orol; because the i'm
possibility OF feeding an army from the North
the sea beng in possession of the allies
will compel the rapid retreat of Russians.
when the fate of Scbastopol is rendered an
parent"
~ Gen. Whitfield, the great Kansas dele
gate Is six feet five inches high, and Me-
bia>k Democrat. lie is thus moral and a
physical monster.
WHITFIELD IN CoNGEESS.-TbeS rrino.
icid Hepubican hopes, if there is decent
show OF manllncs> left in Congress, that an
effort Will he made there to oust Whitfield
the Kansas delegate, from the place he has
no right TO I'll.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30
IRON Ef[,ANEI>

:" No. tHct ~" r"c"lt-N int IA 'l"rlt0n W.
Is capable If l.:l'irc twenty feet IL i,,"' e..
eight ciic> III with ana f.:fy-tuo i.clr> in d.
with which the are ircirrei with cx;,cr..:r
w"kncn 10 !" ;ilv i"l'~ q; rla,iil- at SHIRT -
to the entire satisfaction IL their cl:-t,nrr> a..
have ALSO III c,nr"rIii with their l>irie>~ .Hf o.,
rncea Pattern Makers. ail can >'i,glv or.ef.
that line.
The saw Mil. Beard AMI C,al'.oar,i Plane.
J"'inc Machine connected with i> ,.-.all-l,;.r
are in operation and constantly fr,pard nii. E,
lcricnre worhnicn for l,li>ine>- in .lii> line
-. l"l,n-!urv. " lnv =. ia ss,.r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30
Boys Department.

- to ) Over Sacks.
81. 10 I Jackets
II to 3 Cashmere. Cloth and Doc>kin Pants.
% to 300 cts. Vests
IL" I" SEQ cts. Suit Jacket and Pants.
very truly tie nh're L,m jyic,s7 Purchaser
however. are requested to bring this alyertiScmc,
with them and they vii! then acknowledge the fac
We are determined t"cio>c up all tie stock Of VII
Ter Clothing. copy Of the new book. COAX IIa
iict"rial, gratis 70 every purchaser I4ndrno;s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30

The Publisher has left at the Calc,lonian Office
oath and 18th of the Law Reports of Vermont.
where they may be obtained at the Publishers rri
cc>, If
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30

'R>liE subscribers offer for sale tIc;r Nu viii,
II fifteen acres of land attached: also M. Lou.c
barn and she'd belonging TO the premises. The
l'''' III good state, cultivation, and the hnil..
order. ~ =
=, The premises are located upon TIE Passumnsc
River about four miles north of the ST. .JobrSI,rrv
Depot.
he water privilege is one Of the best on the Xiv
err For further particulars inquire Of the subscri.
oer>. STEPHENPUTNAN.
EDWIN ". STEWART
81 bloomsbury Centre. sept. %. 1854. sos,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30

VIE nonresident proprictor> Of the town Brad
Il icvvae. IN the County Of Caledonia are here
pv n"thet that the tax OF ten cents on each acre
granted by the Legislature Of the state Of Vermont
al Their session. A. ID. l5} remains either in Whole
or IN part U'paid TIE following described Los
OF Land in said town, to wit:
- :
Sup. osed owners Names. :, =
II. 4. Bellows . 1nsS,O3o
do do II Iool ,oe2
Bradley, Bellows & Tudor T. %. T.. s4rcmain md
40 Il" do IL log $50 do 10
II. a. Bellows Is 1o3i 1o33
BRADLEY, Bellows & Tudor IL les 6 oorcmain u1
II. \. Bellows % 1cs7 IoS7
Bradley, bellows & Tudor. 1o3; G.I remain uT. i
40 Il" do 2S 15ll 1OI2 do DO
And :" much Of said Lands will be sold at public
venduc at tie office OF Matt s. Da,non. in said Brad,
'yval". on The lith day of February. 4. d.. lS,i
az ~ clock forenoon, Shall hc requisite +" Dis
charge sad taxes with costs unless previously paid
Dated at Bradlevvalc this o6,h day Of pcccm
her. A. u. 1854
'"!'w' WILLARD II. KNEELAND. Collector.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-12-30
BIBLE SOCIETY MEETING,


The Caledonia County Bible Society held
It's annual me citing at the North Church, St.
JohnSburv. Dee. -, 1854. .JosErm =. FAIR
BANKS. President of the Society, in the chair
The m"ctin. was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Johnson
The Special Committee appointed at the
last annual meeting for the purpose of some
more cili';cnt means of making the meet
incs better attended and more interesting.
made Report, which was adopted
The Treasurer then made report of the
funds OF the So etv. received since the last
annual meeting. to be SSl7li.
On motion. Rev Mr. Bond, Rev. Mr.. Clarke
an! Mr.. l.. II. pclano. We're appointed a com
mi'tec on nominations, who reported as fol-
lows:
J. T. FAIRBANKS. Pr silent,
J.. II. DrLANO. Vice
THERON Howard. Sec l. Irccs,
a. MCMILLAN, .iulitor,
~ q. BTTTON,
ErHEAlM ,JEwETT, Directors.
j. ID. BELL.
Rev. y. BoUTELLE, Cor See.
J Voted that the annual meetings hcrcaftc,
be held at st. .Johnsburv and Danvillc alter
nately, on the fourth Tuesday in December.
Voted that the Society pay the Treasurer
the sum of ten dollars for the past two year.
and the ensuing year, as part compensation
for room rent. &c.
The afternoon session was opened at half
past one o'clock by PRAYER by Rev Mr. Wei
/ lington, and after reading the minutes of III,
forenoon session, Rev Mr. Clarke made ;
report of his labors in supplying the Count,
with Bibles. He found the destitute in III,
County 70 be about six families to each town
TIE Rev. Mr.. Quincy then delivered tn,
Address before the Society, and the Rev. 4
Webster, State Agent, spoke of the adapta
ton of the Bible and the Bible Society. 7,
meet the wants of our race.
After singing the Doxolocv, adjourned.
+. IIowAED Sc,r,tyyy.