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ktIsEy- MCt;>trEY-In Danvillc. 2:h ult., bv
Rev. 4. {. Smith Mr. u k"l>.y an Mis- Au-
guSta Nct,affcv. both Of Danvillc.
EMEE>"N-Rt >srII-In Danvilc, eth uIt, BY
Rev. A. {. Smith. Mr. Cyrus H. Emerson and Miss
Maria ID. Russell, both of Danville.
TowIE- Sr>rIpING-In ITaverh y. H. 18th
ult.. Mr.. James II. Towle Of y. Y. City, formerly
of Havcrhlll, and Miss Mary e.. daughter OF Ur.
rhn"a> Spauliing of II.
WHITCoMH- CH>rMAN-M Lancaster, " H..
Eth ult by Seth Savage. Esq assisted by Rev j.
Lovcj"v, Of Providence. K. l., Mr.. Henry j. Whit
comb and Miss Fanny Chapman, both of Lanca>
ter
GHAY-D ,vI>-in Washington. u. c.. on the
18Th ult.. by Rev j. f.. Wccm>. Mr.. William i.
Gray. of Rvcsrtc. VT. and Miss Mary T.. Davis, o.
r,rptf |
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-06

Al a meeting of the Rocket Engine Company
NO. |, OF panvile. held ut their house on the Doth
"H'' the Foreman of said Company was instructed
by resolutions TO present the thanks of the Fircmen
I" The Officers and Members Of the Fire Depart
men, on ~ John>hnrv, and to the citizens of that
pace Tor the Kind welcome and generou. hospi.a,i
~ extended TO them on the occasion of their recent
excursion to their village. These evidences Of ill.,
eraii'y awaken lively gratitude in the breasts of
all firemen II CUTJEp
Foreman Rocket Engine Co., No. |.
Danville Oct 2. 1856.
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RErORTORIAL WIr.-At the Worces-
ter Convention on Thursday, one of the re-
porters inquired if Rock we'll had a middle
name. NO. was the reply of second,
no more than julius Caesar" Mrs. Part
ington OF the Post, who sat short short dis
lance opposite engaged in putting his notes
in his usual apple-pie order for the press,
look'd up and quietly suggested that the reply
was hardly to the point, As The latter had most
certainly a middle name,-JuIius CSar
The outburst that followed this was Interrupt
ted only by " the gentleman from New Bed :
ford" who rose to a point of order and the
chair deciding that when member had TAX
en- his seat he could be considered as still en-
titled to the floor '-Tor PopuH.
- In Baltimore Just after a recent shower
by which the streets and cutters had been so
filled with water as to subject pedestrians to
great Inconvenience lady was seen in diff
ficulty at one Of the crossings. when a Young
fellow with more callantry than sobriety, Of
fered his assistance. She declined, but he
insisting, took hold Of her to carry her over,
when he slipped and fell at full length. His
person thus afor'lng temporary bridge, the
lady stepped upon him and thus got over with
dry feet. She did not stop to thank him, and
he rose dripping from the gutter, vowing
never to attempt to carry females in storm
again.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-06

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAHKET-Oct.3.
At Market 1888 Cattle, ZOO Reeves and 3;:' stores
consisting of Working Oxen. Cows and Calves
YrarngS two and Three Years Old
Market Bcrt-Exrra S>.5oa9 per cwt
l>t quality. :, %. 7doi> ID quality - t,,"a' 81
1u,iIv S,.;,"i'; ordinary S4a:, per 100 lbs
BarrcliinS Cattlc-No quotations.
storcs-W"rkinS OXcn-S?5, 100 15oa175; tu,
few 1T market.
Cows and Calve>-S25. go 40a45
Hidc>-S6. :"a7 per cwt. Tallow-soo,5O.
Pclts-5;'a'5c. Calf Skins-l2!c per Ii.
Iearngs-none Two Years Uld-Sll to l6-
Three ears Old-Sl5to so.
Sheep and Lamb>-4700 at market. Extra, So
to .; by lot. Sli tt 2.
,Swine-llo at market. rriccs-Young 7iasc
Old re per ID.
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VuNllE Trustees Of the Village Of St bloomsbury
IL will pay the above reward for such information
rs shall ensure the detection and conviction Of the
persons VIII" DESTROYED Shaie Trees, Fences. &c.
i'll said Village on the night Of Saturday, the 22.l
instant; or for such information rs shall ensure the
c"n"lcti"n of persons VIII" NAV hereafter commit
similar outraSes in said Village.
JOSEPH BOIES,
SAINT. W SLADE,
ALEXANDER THOMPSON
EDW ARD F. BROWN.
Sentcmhcr 81 1Si5
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BRIGHTON NARKET-Sept. q.

At market 1850 beef cattle, $50 stores II pairs
working oxen, 100 and calves, 1000 sheep aud
lambs, 80 swine.
FRICEs-Becf Cattle-Extra, Q; LIST quality s;
I'd quallty7.; 3D. do :.
Hides, -; taow, 81; pelts 75c; ca'fskins, 12ic
per ID.
Yea; calves,-S4tOS
Storey earnings none. Two years old so to
SIS Three year, old Sl4 to Sl3.
Working Oxen-Slo0 to 100.
Cows and Caivc>,-S19 jS.
Sheep and Lambs-EXtra, 81 to Z; by lot, 81 !
to2.
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FARMING UTENSILS:
Consisting in part of
PHO w <

Of all approved kinds and sizes, Plow Castings for
F.. & T. Fairbanks Rrggles. Nourse, Mason & Co.'S
Flows. and Points for part of Proutv & Mears'
Bundys and the Montpelier( or Grasshopper Pl,,w-:
Rollers Cutters, Clev>e> and Bolts for Plow> Cul-
tivators and Teeth of Cast Iron and Steel; Horse
Hoes, Cornplantcrs and Shelters. Seed Sewers,
Cast Steel Hoes. Shovels, Spades and Transplant
ing Trowes: Straw and Root Cutters, Picks and
MattOcks, Tree and Floor ScraperS, HAY. Manure
and Garden Forks, Horse. Drag. Hay and Garden
Eakes. Steel Spring Rake Teeth, Hay Knives. Az
es, AK Handles Hatchets, SickIe>. Grain Cradles
aud Grass Hooks. (or Scotch Sickles,) Hay, Bush
and Bramble Scythes and SnathS. Scythe Stones,
Ok i"ke>, Bows, Bow Pins and Balls. Chains, Horse
Chains fialters and Chains for tying Cattle, Iron
Bars, Caurns, Cheese Presses and Hoops, Baskets,
Garden Tools and Seeds, Wood Saws ready for use,
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LT.NGS, LUNGS!

We refer our readers to an advertisement in an
other column. for full particulars concerning the
Hygeana of Dr. Curtis. 1t is said to be one of the
remarkable cures. for all description of dseas
: of the lungs, ever discovered. Its virtues have
been testified to bv hun ireds, who have obtained
their knowledge 10y the best Of all teaclers-expe-
rience.
CAUTION.-Dr. Curti>'s Hygcana is the original
and only genuine article. 5000
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VUNHE Ladies and Gentlemen Of st. .IOlnsburv &
L vicinity, are invited to examine NV Fall stock
OF Goods. can say with confidence that a better
assortment OF Dry Goods cannot be found this side
OF the Stat" Capital, AT greater bargains Flca>..
call and examine my assortment before purchasing
elsewhere T.. JEWETT.
ST. Jolrshurv Oct ls;5 ..,f
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- n. ELLIS will commence class in slng
~ ing at the Ve>trv Of the South Church, on
Thursday ing. Oct. II, at : clock
Terms, 81 for "a lessons Book used the ''Hal
leluJah.' Tickets to be had at Towards Book
Store.
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Caledonia Agricultural
Warehouse 4 Seed Store,
ST. VT

vuVIIE subscriber. having purchased the Agricul-
turaI Warehouse of l.. Hancock, would re-
spectfully announce to the Farmers of Caledonia
County and vicinity, that he is receiving weekly
from Boston and numerous manufacturing estab
lishments in New England, fresh supplies of the
,nnSf tod
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-06

YNIIE Premium Straw Cutter is manufactured at
Padd"ck's Village, St .Iohnsburv, VI.
those wanting, car have I" carry home if
they will call before the excessive demand ut tho
commencement OF cold weather Price $500
ALONZO DAVIS.
have used the Premium Straw Cutter for three
months. and find il superior to any thing OF the Kind
JAMES HARRIS. Farmer
iiie Premium Straw Cutter is a well made ma :
chne' ana seems peculiarly well adapted To- Il" the
work intended for it. A. THOMPSON. Machlu,st
st. J"hn>hurv, Sept. % Is:,5 .4A n
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Such as Wash Tubs and Boards, Meat Butter and
Cheese Tubs, Butter Stamps and MouIds. Rollers.
Pins. Pals. Clothes Pins Bail and Nest Boxes,
Trays and Knife Trays, Mop>, Barrel Covers, Mea-
snres, Wheelbarrows, &c &c. Also.
Flour. Graham, Corn, Rye and Oatmeal.
All Of which will be sold wholesale at manufac
turers prices and at retail lower than can be pur-
chased in Northern Vermont. Please call and cx-
anime for yourselves. "a door east of Ayers Shoe
Store on Eastern Avenue ALIEN. LANG.
st. .|ohnsburv, Oct. s. 1851 y4Mf
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CALL Ot"TE\,
AT THE PEOPLES STORE.

First Door South Of the 81 Jobuslurv U,usc
HERE can he found the following together
w with every other artcI,. usually kc,,t in "A
country store. Best Family Flour. Salt. Sugars
syrup and M"la>>,>. Teas. Coffee. EroIna. Cocoa.
Chocolate: Lard i'uttcr. Tripr. Potatoes, Oni.,r~.
Apples. Goldfish. liaibnt. Salmon, Mackercl, Pol
lock. Mac and Salmon Trout. Tohacco all kind,
iaii'" am; AIIn!!itIne Candies. Whale Sperm h
Lard O'l. Fluid. CaIni,iIcnc. Turrcn.i,e. lin>ecd
oIl Japan. Coach and Furniture Narni>h lurir,-
ting OIL for Machinery: TJiI,'> a" all kinds: Paint
NaIiI-n. "Enewa>h. Blind. sash and stripping
Brushes. Blenders. Grarer>. &c &c All of which
will be sold cheap enough for cash, or slo,1 arpro-
we'd credit. f. BROWN
Oct. 800. dao,f
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STATE OF NtKMsBNI.

STATE OF VtKM,,NI.
Caledonia District IS.
Al Il Probate Court. holden AT Probate Office in
Danvllc. within and for said District ON the 25til
day If sept. 4. d., 1853.
A Instrument. purp"ring (" be the last will
~ and testament of Or>elnu> Strong. late Of ~
|ohn>bury, in aid District. deceased being tre>-
ented To- the Court here by Amanda ~ Strong the
Executrx therein named. r Probate: !, l. ordcre.i
bv sad court that all persons concerned therein c
Notified 7" appear III session "i -;,id court 10 H.
holden al the Probate Office. III ,anville on IN" Isl
day "f ucH5bcr, 4. H. $50 and -iieW cause fan,
they may have. against III" fi"hat. of sud v ~
Tor which purpose, II l. further ordered ta, u cop,
OF the record tins order be rulli>c! three w-eA>
successfully III the Ca'ei"ulan prIiIte ~ ~ Jon--
bury. previous 10 said time appointed for he:rirc
A true copy al record.
CHAS. ;. DANA, Iudr, If Probate
s4>w:; Attest. q. \. ECREANk, Register
IRON NORTARS.
NrE1 convenient for .am->. for >a,.. ~',c,r. h,
Aug. IL. !. &. EI<G IAN
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Lee ii. come and hear az able defence Of ,na
'ru'a and RICH, by ore who l,a. .ss,ed .ne r,,n,.
c. America. Saver
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ANT1.SLAvERY MEETINGS.

WIN. WELLS BROWN, once an American slave
ont now an eloquent advocate Of FREEDOM FOR
ALL will deliver Anti>laverv Lectures as follows:
(rrOt0n Monday not -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-06
Fall and Winter Goods.


j. larcer than they have had the pleasure If
showing Won. AMI all "f their own nainfr:nrc-
Consisting "f good style Dress Frock and Sack
Coat: Gr,'!cl"ili. Pilot and Ec,ver Ovcr,at>.
Buffalo. Rubber aud Oilci"rh Ovcrc":.:>: Black &
Fancy p"cskim Pants. all prices: Black and Fancy
Cashmere Pants. ali prices: Tweed. Sleeps Grey
and Sat'nef Fant>. AL prices. Satin. SIN and Las
ting Vests. Figured Velvet and Heavy Vests. silk
and Wool and Nclincia Vests; Jackets, Erocks. O.
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WINTER CLOTHS.

VERY fine assortment Of Hlark. l:u" o'ive
~ and i'aiiiia !;rairlull>: Encli>li Iiu.> AMI
Gator Beaver. for Ninf.r wr"r. a-n. tr-'i>li
American and French liam a, Fancy Ca .ii..i..-
( D"c>kii>. III; rcc-;,,-,! b, HOLLIS 4 III Nine
-. !"iiii-iury. sept. L.. 80. :lf:f
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COMMISSIONERS NOIiCE

Observation-Disclosures NJ11I f..
WE. the subscribers, being appointed Nv the
w Probate Court for the district of Caledonia.
commissioners to receive, examine and a,Iiu,, ali
claims and demands of all persons against the .-
tate ut SaInnel y. Reel late o Bradl,yyal. IN
sad district deceased. and the claim, Of The .,..a,
ed, exhibited III Offset thereto. hereby give nn,ce
that SIN months from the 18th dav OF S.,temIer
A. H. 800. are allowed Tor the creditors To- emf
Their claims to>aid commissioners. for exam, .at;on
ana allowance, and that we will meet for that pur-
pose al the Inn Of +. y. Stiles III ST Joi,nst,urv
on the 18th day Of December n. u. ls:,5, and ON
me 18th day OF March, a. II. ls5s al 1 O'Clock
Z. NJ on each Of said DAYS
asa MORRILL,, D.
BENJAMIN NUrIER. 'on";ss n re.
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Less ms In French.

Y>HE Srh>rrl'cr will open an Evening Sch"l
u III tins Illa.e Tor givn. Lessons in the French
Language. provided sufficient encouragement j.
gwen. II those wishing tor French Lessons will
leave their llane> at the Caleionian Office, the first
OF next week, they will receive attention.
MARCEL ROI-RGET
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DRESS GOODS.

A IL. Wool Thhrts-viz: Black, Blue, Green
~ Tan Brown. Iyonc>e all colnrs: al! wool De
LANES, Fink, Blue. Crimson. Green Brown. Drab,
Ian and other c"ors. Also figured all wooI-
beautiful STYLES Tor childrcn> wear. Figured Cash
nrrc> ami Deaires-a large assortment E,ck and
Fancy Silks. Prints. Gingham>, Del,agr>. &C. For
sale ut great bargalns, by J.. JEWETT.
Oct. /.
y. u. A good assortment of VelvctS, Ialie>'
Cloths and Trimmings. .4.tf
Protection VI. the Cold.
oNG and Square Shaw>. Scatfx. Hoods. Tin
IL pets, Gloves &c. &c. tor sale a, great bar
gains tv E.ItWtrT
w.t. 1, lN'' .l.Vi
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STHAlED from the subscriber on Tuesday night
y, Sept. 18th. light red cow six wears old 4 star
IN her face white on legs and belly short Ices and
white on end of tail. Whoever will give notice
where she may he found siall he suitably reward
ed WAEEEN PEE SEV
81. John>hnrv, oct 3 ISL
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Washington County has found that she be-
LONGS to Vermont, and not to New lamp
shire. as some have suggested in former days
She has given 1850 majority for Royce. So
much for annexation to the First District :.
But alas for Windsor county. Silvergrey-
ism and DR.. Powers have sheared this tame
sheep. and are dividing the wool between
them. Mr. Thomas Hale, what are YOU do
me? Addison has done noblv. and so has
Chittcndcn. Franklin and Win.lham only
hold their own. What do YOU think of Rut-
land
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FURNISHING GOODS.

Consisting If Stocks. Tie>. Cr,vaf>. Neck and
Pocket Handkcrrhief-. Gloves. Hosiery. French
Ro>'ln> for Shirts. White and Fancy Shirts. Under
Shlri> and Drawers. Su>i"ier>. Buck Gloves and
Mittcns. and MANY other goods which are usually
kept ina Furnishing Store
LATEST STYLE OF HATS AND CAPS.
Mems and BOYS Elack. Drah. White and Rrow,
Soft Hat. All prices and qualities. HI, sud thin,
l:'"t>. Rubber Boots, Fur-Iincd Uy.r>!i,..> AID
Huhhcr>.
TRUNKS AND VAuISES.
Carpet Bag, lml,rella>. &C. Tailpr'> Trimmings
Minis.
g. Any one wishing 10 luv any Of the alloy,
H"'!> ii 'le advance from cost. will find il for
their ilicrc>, I" trade with
IETTE9 &c HORTON
Where they can get good bargains \ havea chance
I" clect from large and desirable Sleek al t.>
Directly OPPOSITE the Fa>>urnl>c House. Rail
r"adS:rcet. ~. .j"hii>hurv. Vermont
W. H. FETTES. .if,f
W. H. HORTON
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VNHE subscriber will sell 400 cords wool in tho
Il tree, at price from 10 To 20 per cent. CHEAPER
than can he bought elsewhere. The wood is Of Tho
first quality, being mostly maple. and the chance
good. j 4 WOOI1S
St..'ohnsbury, Sept q. $50 o@s 5o#
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I.ockot Lost.

Us / near the Judges Stand. on the second ay
- OF the County Fair, at 81 Jo,,shury Lock
et enclosing TWO miniatures. of which was tha!
"i an absent brother. A gentleman saw the Lock
'' taken rom IN" er"snd and put in II pocket,
Inc person having the Locker will confer u favor
by enclosing and mailing il TO Lyndon Center ar
10y leaving II AT This Office. NJ. WHIprLT
Lyndon Center. sept. -, 1850, .4o
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'HESE Lamps have G ven the best of satisfaction
I" those who have u>el them in this vicinity
For preserving the eve sight or aior,ng Il chc:ip
ana brilliant light, they cannot be exccll..d For
sale wholesale and retail. tv II. 4OYT.
st. .Ioliu>burv, Oct 3. 1865. .4.tt
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s T. OV f. 8.

ROHNTON & DEMTNG have lust received a
- large assortment Of Cooking Parlnr au, BOX
Stoves and Farmers Boilers, comprising the best
kinds in use for this seCtion which thev offer for
sale at low prices.
81. !ohnsburv, Sept. q. 1855. o4stf
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II ARDW AR +,
HYDRAULIC RAMS.

NHAlN Pumps. Iron and Copper pumps. Lead
" Fipe, Sheet Lead and sheet /inc. tor sale hv
EOYNTON & DEMiNG.
st. .Ioi,nshury. Sept. -, $50 a4stf
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NELSON'S PerfImerv and superior articles for
the toilet, may found at HP. HOITS.
81. .I"lll>burv, Oct 3 $50 .4atf
EAS Of the best quality are kept bv
bct. 3. p. HOYT.
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Radical Cure of Hern a.

Radical Cure of Hernia.
hR. q. IEATnN continues .o ,rire Hernia ~
- eu ''nrc in I'll ~ forms hr hi safe .ii.r'rl1l
'nd comparatively rnu->- rn'"- 't .,~iati.n. H.
,l>o attends I" 'eniae Iai''>: =" the 'r;i'inst.t
md rnre AZ Nrri,o-elc H,.ir',rc'. IA matte
ilprH.GT"ia- DE-, 81 the ii,.ar1 Vrra,- e.
lnirove.l ru--..- Belt au Bondage Ter fi'.. =,
'er'i' 81 HnrHI.'. AMI il f Il :ri..i, .,liS can
plant ;ii'e I" >ii,f ra,i, ra-r.
Pat the ;,i,'rN r..ci,. AZ here,n.rr
a; ~ Lincoln street Cons ri,i'r,, tram io L. ,il
81" J. d;,ilv. ~ !'i- residence NJ. Exeter Place
rom Row, -. i:s>:. T.
S"l':. l.. lS.... ot.raiS
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We STIN s..

HEAVY fine French Fancy N'i,r's r.,
! Cashmere, Valencia and Gr,.l ,,ir.n t,>;ii,a-
Fall and Winter >'vlc> III ROLES 4 i,IMiN'i>
sept. Il. lisa. ..i.,.f
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CARPETrN
GOOD as-"rlmcnt-al>" Bockinc-,.hea,. nj
u oct L. E.JEWEITS
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II NCC HSIO\
MONTREAL 4 QUEBEC,
Tuesday. MT a la.s

DAs>ENGERS will he taken on the Pas.nmrsic
Vermont Central. Vermont & Canals. am.
Champaign X 81 Lawrence Railroads 10 Montreal.
thence by steamboat Ia Quebec. hv tie Train le,v
ing ~ J"lli.>bury at 10 "cock, a. NJ Tuesday.
October 9th. returning Satur,iav. October 18th
giving kxcursion;>ts ample time to visit the
MOUNTAIN, THE CATHEDRAL.
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IRON .NORTAKS.

Very con"enirn, for .ainili..S for M. c',car r,
Aug. II. !. {. EI\G IAN.
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CF ABRAHAM. FALLS OF
MONTMORENCI, THE CITADEL.

ANA other places OF interest in and around Quebec
at the following fare viz.
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CLOT HIN G.!

LARGE li Z" Fall and Winter Cl.iliirr CON.
~ prism" variety "i ever, thing i'er'>>arv i,n
Gcilcineii> wear Fer 80. Yer, i"r hg
EnlISA DENIM.
81. I"'i,,>nrv. Sept. t.. -, "i"u
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IRON TEXAS.

We have Galveston papecs to the oiih ult.
A letter to the News says the courthouse at
Carsieanns was burnt on the 18th ul,imc,--
The csurs. leuse had just been completed, and
wasa ,crr 6nc one. All the papers belong
my To the DISTRICT Court were last. The pa,
pers aud records NJ the eroh2tc or County
Court were partially, IL not ali, saved.
From report Of proceedings in the State
Legislature Se lcara tbs, ~ ihc Senate a
Vesolxtien has been introduced instructing
che Congressional delegation to urge treaty
with Mexico fcr the eKirsditica &C slaves es.
Gaping inta Merice trem Texas. In the
House a joist vesslstian insiracting the Tex.
ss Senator's ia Congress 10 vote against the
repeal AZ TIE Nebraska act has been adopted,
and bill accepting the proposition Of Con.
gress with regard to the payment of the cred
i5ors Of TEXAS has been introduced.
NaionGi Lisifgsneer.
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New and Fresh Goods,
T1DR Q5iENYPl[TOrTN.

FOR GiEMTLEMIEN.
vUNik undersigned has just retained from New York
= with fun assortment Of Goods fos Gentlemen
wear, comprising
Senionis, Boicy's and Dcrmen Masson's
Broad Cloths, Velvet, Beavers and other
Oyer-coatings,
Rich Fancy Cassimeres.
Velvet, Cashmere, and Moire Antique
Vestings,
Ready-made Clothing, and Furnishing Goods,
to which he respectfully invites the attention of his
friends and the public.
lie has the satisfaction Of stating, that his selection is
by far the most perfect regards true taste elegance
and quality, Of any that he has before offered.
The experience Of more than twenty years has been
FULLY exercised for the benefit Of his customers and his
efforts TO please in this instance have already been fully
sustained BY the judgment Of persons Of known taste
and capacity
His stock Of Cloths purchased fresh as imported
nom the most fashionable and best established houses;
and for his Ready made Clothing both to style and
hnsh, he challenges the closest scrutiny.
All Is A, No. I. And a No. | fit is promised or no
pay required.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
October IL. g.
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Died. IN Alamance county. on Wednesday evening
the 5th instant. Miss LrctsnA LrScH, daughter Of
Thcma. Lynch. Esq. aged about twenty years. by
the death of this young lady light has been e,u.
guished in her once happy home, and fond parents
and brothers and sisters are LEFT 10 it in darkness
IA darkness which Is felt. And yet "they mourn
not Is those without hope" Al very tender age
she became deeply impressed with sense Of her
lost condition. aud her need q salvation through the
blood Or atoncmeni Aftcr Of anxious inqui.
~. she found as We have reason 10 believe, Him Of
whom Moses and the prophets 'pake,' even the SIN.
nets Friend aud Saviour, and on this Rock Of Ages
she anchored her hope Sometime after. she connect.
"a herself with the church, In which she has been
consistent and useful member, and bright example Of
youthful pirty. Il would BE- wanting IN good taste,
perhaps cr me 10 speak 70 strangers Of her last hours
on earth but hers was a triumphant death. Amidst
The wscpe who stood around, she alone was calm and
scIIposscsscd. Nhsu the einoiion Of others was too
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great to engage in payer in that solemn hour at her
request she led herself praying for parents brothers,
sisters. all her friends, and last of all for her enemies
also i sho had any. Sing for me- said she, one
more hymn But there were none present with sui.
fccnt sclf.control to sing Again she led and with
her almost expiring breath sang,
There is happy land,
Far, far away,
Where saints immortal dwell
Bright, bright as day."
Who would not be christian, If such be the tri.
umphs Of grace. II.