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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-18

. V't sibs WGeBOeut .'ntU0HtUUEv OtCSC.
Correspondence Of Chs Californian.
The exercises of this anniversary com
menced on Sabbath afternoon, Aug. ), with
the Baccalaureatc Sermon, by Pres Labarce
His subject was PAU as a model man.
Tuesday p NJ Aug. Prof TAYLOR Lew.
is. IL. d., Of Union College, addressed the
Phi!omathcsian Society on the Hqher Lau
His address had the merit of independence. q
an exceedingly correct and forciblc STYLE of
writing. Immediately after Prot. Lewis
closed. Rev. Byron Sunderlin, ID. d., of
Washington, ID. c.. addressed the PhIadel.
phian Society on FaiM in GoI tie Xqhe<t
Life Of Nan.
Wednesday,. Aug. S.-Thc exercises of the
graduating class were performed in very
cre'li'able stvIe. and the Masters Grafton
was delivered bv John Howe, Esq. of Cas-
Teton. The following degrees were confer
red:
4. B-Gihcrt Simeon Boardman. Castle
ton: Roins Oramel Graves. Salisbury: Ed
ward Pavson Hooker, Castleton Edwin
Carlos Johnson Bristol; Martin Luther
Mead, Cornwall James Tufts, Charlestown,
" III.
A. M.-In ronxe, Rev ROYAL Could VII
der, class Of 1910: Daniel Webster Manacll.
class Of 1870; Allen Campbell Baker and
Edwin James Ross. class of 1871: John
Howe and Royal Daniels Ross, class of 1852.
N"noruy, Daniel e. Brown. Daniel Kinball,
E"v. Mc>>rS. Courtney Smith, Stephen G.
Stark>. Scion Stevens, Joseph Underwood.
(ot ilardwlrk, a degree most worthlv be-
stcwe,D and Il. +. Wild.
-. Drew Truman NJ. Post. of St. Lon
is. Mo, and Rev Byron Sundcrlin of Wash
inrton. u. &.
IL. D.-Cornclius s. Allen.
Wednesday +. M,-Thc Associate Alumni
listened to some very Interesting and indie
Ft"t'Ht Nt"s OH f.nWTfion. IN an address
by Rev. james 4. +. Stone. ID. d., OF Kala-
mazoo. Mich gan: and also to decidedly
beautiful poem, hv Geo. W. Parker. Esq, of
New York
Among the additions TO the Library ou-,lt
to be mentioned a splendid full-lcnc:h ror-
trait OF Rev. Dr. Ee;nan Of Troy. y. Y. The
pccunarv condition Of the College has also
teen som"what improved lv the COMPLETION
of the subscription for the Scholarship Fond
and h!r the noble icgav of the late Joseph
i. Fairbanks, Esq. YIN,
-Mr>>E>. EnIl"ES IF TIE question
Is not too 'tranSrendcntal" for the comprr.
tension of the Worth STIR. would like 10 in
Gnlrc Of that Journal why it ha~ published
tn" letter of the acting Secretary of State.
dlSnl>>lnI Gov. HccIrr from onrc and omit
ted to publish Gov. R.c,!cr's letter to the
Secretary. which is indispensable TO full
and rl-ht understanding of the subject -and
Why, in Is editorial remarks. it has >.u,,ion,
J.. a.uiIc'! any a.,,i>ion to lie fact tina, such
a letter existed:
j. l. that the Star fears to let lis rc1,lcr>
hear both sides OF the question: On a sub
jet Of such general interest. we ought not
t" expect anything from that Journal that i
" m'>'y or ambiguous - certainly not
IT, or
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COrrcsp0.,Jc,,,c.

We ShtN VOLUNTARY ,uvvrx,,.r,,>. f.,, ~
p''ts" HE country u,.4. n..u,.rs Of interest. H.us
" Nh"'' "P"t"uI" .~il b. MrnltaNy r.uiteA.
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A letter existed :
IMPORTANT REOllNTS.

l.. II. W.. in the Cou,p,g1.ro,.1I;r. state.
the lco,r;,s left for ,,,I;. ,.ur.o.,. j.,
=, t"'i ~ '"'
Il ''"H'\h>' l"i TINS place.
aS:o.!owS
18th. ,,~iu,i,,,, of ,,,.,, ,ro
Interest ., which '',,'.'i.' '"'', ''I''
riouS vounL men # Vermont. n.e,,in ,s.,s-
r'''c' III ! course "t education Tor til" Chris
'''''' ~ ~" ''''">ah' collars 10 cor
;, '''''''>' .. WHO Is 10 o'
vhn r,,..,., if''' W i'''' MINISTER'S
w.. 81 .f.,. ,'.. '-' 81 '''''''''H' are una
,., ,,,o,,,,', ~ VT '''''>>''h an"
,,,,rn,.r ,,;an' !, "''''''.'''v ! "''f"'.
r;;,';. -; ,"' '"',' ia ara Oh V"'f
w.. ;.'1 ave years IN '"'~ - Ate, and
:, gwen 10 mos" VINO have
i,r,, , '' or ''h'' ms
;, w % s"",- men Hr'r".
,I,o a,.a;, T. I ''' 10 ~ invested ana
M " ,ai ''>.'"' !" hoard % nv" per
r,l C"' :, '''''"'''H 's ''.' ''n'-
E'.;1.~ 49,, ,'. "''' ','''i"h "f 'rrmonf-
,,.;t. 49, ne gave Whatever
NJ, !
mori..,, EI,,,,;., AZ ''i''' >''t''S :" me a
anil Enu,, CI, 'ne -,l"'r''ah
D,u,.,;, ": ',. mon me vermont
;,,n rn,r, - C' .':'!'''' ana 'hr Amer
NJ. ;a,. " ''''''''S''o''e'S lor fos''@n
'''''''''>
'ii'."-NH H. Hl.Nlo\ SAID, in the
Intcd States Senate, that the ..cnact.ncnt of
the Missouri; Cor.n,ons.. "w,s
.rno ,;.,., .
,,o,,.,,an az, ~, '''''>' S''r'"h' ''', mo<'
, 'a.o'. -. '.">' c''l'''''c assertion OF
tow, w., 'n ~ r'"r' over saver! j" Terri
o,,'.;,', I ~. .'' ''''' '''',.' or rouiu he
:, 'o,,i ~. ~ o"'. r'"''"t'' IL where
l,;t.;,'I o' ",'''"' o". l're.cr pro /
''''' - ""''' It ''''' ''''|' eN'S'cu.
n,x,r, ,,.,,p,,.r,,,
Go,d S,.oo,, S', 70 , -" N MS Marsh .
70 H.. i~an Nv" 49," r p ~ VINE" al'"''in@
~, 49,. '' "., -. "e'' ''c same position
"" .'t ,I'I''oH "' slavery EXTENSION which Is
" W. ,,toF'>Na democrats ana few
..Ian, ",.: WIS sa'd;
Grafton t J''' .'.ow c.,'|emS' mat IKE gen.
~ ,Ia "-'"''S VIII Ne as perpetual
I'LL. ,i'.. a '''o" 0. men: FOR my part !
'.. "''"h,'are IS an erhlthet not
w. .''' ,,an.L f'o'cn'''' 'n'nN S"ch persons
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~ this season "i the wear Farmers. and other,
interested IN Agriculture" will co'iera favor upon
U.s. AMI greatly interest each other, by Informing rs
u We condition Of the gown, crops in their i'm
nieutc vicinity
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Fair l:rOnmL lOmpnny Meeting.


The members Of the Caledonia Fair
G1ound Company met at the st. Johns|urv
House, Aug. l3, $50, according to previous
notice, and temporarily organized hv the
ch's'c OF JOEL f!FT' fiFE. ir. OF Lyndon,
Chairman. ana y. &. CHApNl,k. S.crcta-
~. y constitution WAS presented and ,!cut-
ed.
On motion the Chair appointed Cu,rIr-
STAEkS. A. j. Wl1LAEp anl f. \. PAEk~.
Committee TO nominate" list Of officers a
grcc,bI, to The provisions Of the Con>,i,u-
ton. sad Committee r,port,J III, names
OF tro. ~ Nj nr,' i" CO.. a.,
'"f' I'iifE. u. \. H. Wii'"\. and
l.. y. FARMS for Executive Committee. and
'"'' were "c''P''".
WI ''"'''"' MIL >'AEA>' DAVID
j. '''' -, ~ '''NH'' were appoint
Wv - '''''''''''' ~ ''''2'''''' WIN the EN'rn-
WV '''''"''.'' u ''''' '''''''''''' "'n'vA"f'-
"'''' a. ~ ~ '''' 10 '"' 'r'"S OF
"'.'','>''','' ~ III '''''"'''- '' 'Ah"" FAIRS
"' '"' '>"''''! Tor me newt ''v'ycarS.
''."' '''' the ''S'F"'''e committee b"
" ~ ""' ''''' us WHICH MAY
OF The mcein. was $500. The Constitution
provide for go shares as ,hc,,,x;r,,,r ,,,
Der. but no share can hc assessed hi,i.r than
$40 and II the iul number of shares arc
taken. it is not cxp.c:cJ FIAT Tho ,,.s.,ro,.,
viii reach so 4 good dccrc,. Of ;ntrres,
was manifested at The mcc,inr il i bo,,od
that Caledonia County vii! ere lono y, n,o.
vilcd with facilities for Fairs. in no way IN.
tcrior TO those of anv other Coun,v !, ,h,
State.
The Executive Commute. hay. s.,..,.1
and contracted far lot ,b. orou.1. :,
ready laid ON, and ,lo WOOL. IS
them vii, 500, bo commenced IT,, J..
uron the farm Of the AJessrs sxov. o,..
Of the pa>~um,s;c r;vor .n1 ,hou. ,.,c
m;ic from .bc rc,trc Of a., ,:n, 9.
Johnshnrv.
JOEL FLETCHER IT, Ch.;rn,.n
AC Cu,,v,,
Rnrnn"s'~ American Mu.cum, New yorL
haWsfnn, B,dg.po,1, e., .July 4.1s53
My DEAR LITTLE GrHrrAL:-Your let
ter asking me to volunteer to ''lccturc for YOUR
cement IN nine or ten towns IN Vermont"
"'c "''S received When | insisted last
spring mat Mr. iioweS should allow You ten
Benefit" days in the season, little tboucbt
that vbo,,1 ho ..uo,
,ou un1or ..n... u "r0' :" Pe''"'m lot
.. "'''' '"''"SS' however, feel CRATE {
'"l Tor your soodness in former times, and ;
cannot refuse You anything. Let me know
N cooJ So,sor .:, $
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"" are now prepared 10 execute nearly all Kind.
~ ir'h'in2 used IN the countrv-PIAIN Az! OLxA
MhxrAL.-in the vkKY BEST sTYI,. md IT Io,
k'TLs Merchants AMI other, win, desire RrI
"-AbS or 'IEtrLAE, otany kind. printed in Il I!e:.
sye' may rely upon entire satisfaction
Orders sent II. VII. be I.rt njn,v attended To-.
RAND. STONE 4 co.
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AGRICCLTl RALrAIp

ne "r'e'nS County Agricultural s,....
mold liz annual Fair at Barton I,,.!r,.
DAY 'Ae ii day OF October, ls5,7a.
Oairrr. for u>55
IA, J. II, NrLarT. -i'hanv, rre-il,a... r d,
r 20 o".''rT' William Merriam. ,l.,r.-
.rr>'den'>- W r. MAY. Barton. Re-. !
tarv- Ic.>c '"oper, Ira>fur- Cn,r..,. ','',- =.
'''''' l. n 'n-flman, Irfshnr-. Irr.,,,,-..
""NNrrriI 10y AEr.>..rut>
Drew, Joseph Colby. wv f"T'. )
MANtGprS
Luther lclano. -iilanv. !. r c-,,..,r
iI!Iam lw'inllv. Brownin~.n,, 7 - ,'.~
' har'r~f"ii. leni> I'VE Cov-.,.r,. WIN. -
! rii'>inrv. William Collier, neri., IL.
,,-"v"r l. ". Williams. ,,r,4.i,,i,nn.
Holland. William D"t-,.. lr-,-,n.,.- ".
bombay, Levi Brigham. Lowe, So, :
.n"rGi L''ti!rr Baker. N"wlart. Da.I1 n
soy. Salem. tnrti~ Eikin>. ir' Troy II II
"c>;iicd. John GATES. We,,,nor. - l. ''..,i
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9PECIAL rIoTICEs.

VI. PALMER is authorized 10 receive Adycr
!''h"i'- ana Subscription, III HI, Offices in Ev,;uu
View York. ind rhilarl,lis.
III. fEi IEN;li.L X co. are authorized 70 10
the same in Boston am, New-York
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-18

Il SWALLOWED MArE-Thn mate
Of the English harquc Wreath. while the
vessel was living at Para.ra. saws the Herald
OF that city. attempted TO get "n the vessel
dn"in" the night. IN state OF intoNication
and losing his hold. fell overheard ATTEMPTS
wcr" made to save hir. Int without success ::
and 'hc next morning he was dragged for in
ctirctualv. On the following iav. a hook.
haitc'l with lece of PORK. was thrown o.
vcrhoard from III steamship Jamaica: soon
after. a shark tool, the bait. was hauled on
board, and when cut open. much 10 the AS
constituent of all, in the monsters stomach
was found half a pig. together with the right
arm OF the missing man, with part of the
sleeve still remaining. bv which 1t was easily
identified to be that of the mate
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ESSEX COUNTY CONVENTION.

the freernen "fE->ex County who arc o,nc cod
'" the Ir"-sav"ry policy If ihc ,rc,c:l, naonala'
ni'n.s'railon;" AID who are in favor If ,b,. ,r,
yes 81 I'll" preamble and resolutions a,.op.cI NJ the
State Convention holden M Eurl;,oro, nj, ,bo o-.r
~ JUNO i''t are requested to NEE: at the Meeting
House IN Gnldhal. on Wednesday. the 2otl. of Au-
gust, instant. ut ten o'clock, 4. NJ. 10 NOM, ,,o
county Officers for the vcpr cntunc. 4 cc,.r.,l
attendance is requested. JOHN T.. DENISON
''i-'" For Co. Committee.
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FIELD CROPS

r.. .,. MI.
:, -
C.u,,r,, " ,-,.
c,,.r,- !. n,:i. ,,H' "ait"N' l. NV'''
70, :, ..o- -,
r.
'
Il, :"
:,
n. IL fa'"f'' har'Hn, H. si'iiif-
:, Inn !" ~ -''''i't-
81
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- SHOE NAMING. - lT an article on
shoe making the Newburvport Herald his
some of the men of that ,ity after the fol
lowing fashion:
"lt would surprise some of our stav-at-
home people if they could 90 ont to see what
shoemaking has done for some sections of
this State; how it has built palaces from how
els. cities from villages. and fortunes where
poverty was. II ANYBODY dies hereafter. lea
wing ie"acicS for the benefit of this town, We
hope they will not leave them for the moor.
the schools. or the roads; bat to paw The cx-
PenSeS OF rich men to travel and examine
other towns, for we feel assured that if some
OF them would take circuit Of but fifty miles.
they wOnll come home astoniShed a. the dead
life We lead. and with the means to set bust
ness acoing: and when that is the case. We
don't want dead mems copperS, for the living
would have their dollars, where now thew
have nothing"
The Liquor Law went into effect in New
Hampshire the 18th.
-Mr. George lIamlin. machinist. and
for long time foreman at Winan's ma
chine shop, Baltimore, together with some
five other Baltimore mechanics. left that I.
city on the sth inst, for Russia. where they :
20 to take charge Of positions IN Tic great |
Russian railroad.
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The largest Carriage Factory i" the South
A A. SIcs>cthan

Respectfully informs his friends and the public that ne
has built up large substantial Brick Bindings at ms
Stand. expressly for manufacturing Carriages
Thank m liberal patronage he has received
for the last years he hopes by strict attention t"
business with desire to give satisfaction to merit
continuance of the He warrants his work TO he
made of the best material and by eNpcrienccd Workeh
in each branch the business. His work VIII compare
f,voraby with any made i'll the United States Tor neat
ness and durability . .
lie is determined to sell and do any work IN his line
on As work done elsewhere that IS as
we'll done He has hand finished. the largest
stock or c. AREIAGES. BAROUCHES. .ROCkAW ~ ,.
AND BUGGIFIS offered in this place and very
large stock of work nearly finished which will be sold
very low Cash short time to punctual custom
ers r.5-iie has hand more than ONE lIUNDHEi,
AND FIFTY Vehicles finished and in course of con
strtlction. . ,
zss- All work made by him is warranted II months
with fair usage and should it fail by bad Workmanship
or material will be repaired free of charge"
Persons wishing to buy would do we'll to call and
examine for themselves
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended TO
Rcparing executed at short notice and on very re;
sonnble terms.
Fayetteville. Oct /. 1891.
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DISSOLUTION.

The firm of G.. w. !. G0i-hSToN q" ~ II ''''s
day dissolved by mutual consent: ,,,cTo>
r. W. GOLDSTON.
Nov l1th 1851
rt.r cI-RS. ,RIDEH having purchased the nterr-'
w f,,,Il.tou in the late firm of C. W. l. Noid-
r,, e G, will still continue to carry on i've
t:,ocery Hardware E;tsiness
-. tho ON stand lie invites all his frthd7 70 can
~ " ,L.,r come. to market. Hid he viii try l.
MAKE h'i"9'' G. W. I. GCIsDSTON
Nov. 18th. 1881. z"-ti
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FOR RENa' OR FOR SALE.

MY BRICK YAH in Campbellton is for Rent.
with Machinery. Sl,ds &C. in good order; 1t Is OTTER
ed on fair terms 70 one year.
Or will be sole il Il satisfactory offer can be had.
There is Ten Acl IS In lot and better clay canno1
be found within ter miles of Fayetteville E
fine oppartu ,itg is now offered to any person
wishing 90 he Brick Making Business. Liberal
terms will be offer d. r.
For further part ctIlars apply to
Feb. 10th. "a 81 tt
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FOR s A LIE
7 Il + ID I G + d Z Il G T. ),
For CASH or on Short Time,
$50 Carriages, BarOUchfS,

OCKAWAYS X BUGGIES Of erery description,
Many of which are finished and the balance being
finished daily: among which many and
benutiful styles, and one rery fine Carriage. Some
of them very light, and all made in the best manner
80 of th, best materials My facilities for doing
Cnrraoe work are greater than any estaiishment
snth and can afford and am Determined TO sell WORK
of the best quality as low as II eau oe '"'' ''i y
any ,,ta * me- will nease pa,
ND as my business requires my ukkETHa ET
collected. 20 "a -
February Sd, looo- u
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SPRING TRADE, 1858.

SPRING TRADE, 1858!
Our Goods are now coming in Store, embracing 4
general assortment OF
DRY GOODS,
Hats. Caps, and Bonnets, Boots and Shoes,
HARDWARE AND
READY MADE CLOTHING.
We offer stock at usual low rates Tor CAo1' oi
to prompt payin. Customers ~
Being dcsrols of conining our trade to the Dry
Goods line we offer stock of Hardware at reduced
prices. ;u
We hope and expect that those indebted to Us VIII
'''N = HALL & SACkETT..
March 81. 1855. 39tf
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TO y SSE\GERS

Th. STEAMER Sun Will leave this place every
-rJTESD ~ and FRIDAY nj u minutes after sunrise
and Wilmington every WEDNESDAY and SATJR Il
DAY at II o 'cloclI. with PasSen gers and Freight
Il. VI. ORRf;II.. Agent
Fayetteville. June 3. 1854. 9G-tf
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spn1NaS 1855.
~ ,nrE &. EFERGUSDN

spRINSy 1850
PEARCE & EEho 0o' ...
and rseeving general assoft-
"ent y, OF ona nome tic. Fancy and Staple
Dry GOODS,
D.,.a4. roots and Shoes, and
iia's' oup n,ent e Rcady-rnade Clothing,
- W Iod ESALE or RET ALL. at
when ''s 1' - ,c., aalh odating terms to punct"'i
customers. !. II FERGUSON.
b. +. PEARCE y -
March ID, 1853. 3 -------
TO .HERCHfNTS 3 Jn-1'N CT'1 - =
or II NJ TT.fRE.
! have on hand now. NJ *shaii heIp 81 pine Shee
Plate Block Tin. Iron v ~ oi'e'e'
Lead, &c. fx4t
= t5e :, aud 1a,sasr1 AZ
Of my Manufaetafe Wfoi~csaie ~ aho fs.sT
REWss Narse' square
! March f2 1859. e
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We kaar constantly hand an assortment OF the
1vc Safr. warranted ire-proo and tlesirous OF cN-
.n,in., m, demand for them the makers have hcct IN
duccd to deliver them here at New York prices
u. 4 ". McI.AJiIN. Agents
1854 IL
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s. s. n REY
Is receiving from New York beautiful supply OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODSy =
Silks. Ribbons
Dress Trimmings. Buttons.
Lawns. Prints, ChcmiZetts. under
sleeves Collars IIandkerchiefs. Grasssand Muslin
Skirts Fans. Parasols. Ladies' and Miss
Bonnets. Gent Straw andeLeSaorn
Hats Boots and Shoes.
Southwest corner Market Square. Gillespie street
March 20 1855 soft
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Notice.

I'll. subscriber ha removed to Shaw building
on Gillespie street. up stairs where ne sun c'r. 20
-, tho .IJORiN. TJr rSINEs,S in all its branches
;I1n had nractca eSericnce in most of the Atlantic
tito. he. feels assn cd that he please the most
f;stitiious. E# ., J.
,l orders will be executed with n"atncss and sde-
Spach. p
Oct. |. 1854. #8 II
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JtNES G. SMITHS
,,1r D,,E>SIyG AND SHAVING SALOON,

FAyErrEvILLE HoTEI.
AN kind. of Pcrfumaries. Hair Oils shaving an
h,ir Hrushn. toilet and shaving Soaps for sale
Fayetteville. April I, 1870
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS,
WILMINGTON, y. e.

THE CLARENDON IRON WORKS are
prepared receive orders for Beam Vertical Hort
3fs71saf Ss55sa ana ana o's asrsa % " s rn%
Mining Machinery: Grist and Flour Mills complete;
Parhrr. Turbine Rad other Water Wheels. Equippn.
of Steamers Car Wheels and ASlcs; Horse Powers
of various patterns; Rice Field Pumps and Engines:
Rice Thrashers; Shingfe Machines Shafting. Pues,
hangers, Gears, and all other Mill Work
CASTINGS.
ing Ornamental Iron Railing. Pipe. Bridge Cast
ing~, &c. &c The Company would respeefiniy r nai
invite attention to their styles and patterns OF ka
ing which may be seen at their Office.
BOILERS.
Tuhular, Flue and Cylindrical I'oi'ers Water Tanks,
Chmneys and all other kinds Of Boiler Work
REPAIRS.
lxseuarate department. and force will be kept for
pairs where work will be done thoroushly and with
Having large facilities, the c:ecve work will be
done OF, rcasons,,e terms As els@where, North or
and a n"rr !" regard to
plans and des u tkelr furniture ana
ssrcsssa snsws1ed toths the
''as 81 'ssss. /: q |a'.ysE. Agent. :
I 90 80 - - n NoIIcE. |. - .
e. s: Ee1e ss and GonafLs sas
ss lsSsss ~. I
Narsbsls. a 3 9 as.ssl e t1 9
1 siJ. Ns 1II. q IllisIIAs =.
aE :. lAvho1csaics naa1 sIsctn IL sI1eslsr -
- = CHIN. .sCRpc KERls La IS AiAND !.
! .sss zdseseS lsn
i,5sgT 4 sss1ss <,4pos I = ~
51Aiss gssl /,
+ heepas
artices IA &Ats t15s1y z - -
white and hand ~ Dnn&f aAd e q -
Il =. - S. IS ~ a1s, 8
, ls=$ = = sseparnte piecss. s ~ sEssss
Painted China sets, 81 and 44peces a. p s0se4
White Granite celored and common nrnel
49,. ssse - n e,I..xv ware Milk Pans Ge5
s es Pots Spittoons &C.; StoBe Jni
nrT1
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FOR SALE.

TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, nine miles
from Fayetteville. lying directly on the southern
Plank Road and each side of Big Rockfsh. One
the best Turpentine sections in the county, with
improvements for family residence; With
a small mill failing and first
situation for Turpentne Dstillery and Store.
\. y. MckEsfH1AN
Feb'y 9, 1855. tt
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IASD FOR SALE.

The Subscriber sfers for ale THREE HUNDRED
,.d TWENTY Acres of Land. adjoining the Cape
Fear two miles ,elsw Fayetteville. OF this tract,
about Forty acres ire enclosed and under cultivation.
meadow and corn sanf the rcmainder is swamp and
sand hill. wcAs,Sos and located for g wei
Anril . 14D-tl8 THOS. 81. ROBINSON
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DEATH CAUSED BY A CoEPsE.-ln a farmhouse
near Liberty, Missouri, the mistress OF the hous'
become i'll one mornng, having, ACCORDING 90
symptoms, received attack OF cholera. f1el
husband had left tile house at day-oreak' aug
her only daughter, who was then with hef se'N
for ], ,,Lvs;cian. After few hours the lattei
arrived. but was already met at the door, az
received by the sobbing girl with the cry,
is dead,n He was conducted into the ron
where the corpse lay examined it, and directet
the daughter not to allow the lntermen. ~
twepty-fonr hours had elapsed. He had scafcEi
done so when the corpse nodded s'gnlhc'h ~
| The daughter saw this motion, ana "aE
! hoyrified that she fell down dead on the sp2'
II Is a well-known fact that persons who dig
cholera retain the warmth OF the biooa
long time frequently alarming hystanders
! contraction of the muscles IA
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Nov. I7th, lS5 t.
N.JAI-EJN & STR RANGE

NAVE on hand. i larr" stock 81 superior - il'l !
noLu :. ,,l,ic they would sell III u reduced price
-. cash Persons wishing to make engagements
,ll 40 we'll to call before making engagements
os we warrant good article
tOril u. lS5J. Ii
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March 10, 1855.

STARR & WILL A NJ S
ARE NOW RECEIVING GENERAL STOCK oE
SPRING .a.N.D SUMNER DRY GOODS
Bonncts; Bonnet, Cap and PLAIN Ribbons;
Hats; Shoes: and
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Which they will sell low at wholesale Tor oas OF ''
prompt paying customers
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NEAVS GOODS.
At Mary,s ells CunlbefIan" ~""i'!'
am now recciv ng my FALL AND "lN1 ri'
STOCK. consisting d'
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
I.pDV ARE AND Cutlery. CROCkERI AMI
GLASSWARE BOOTS AND SHOES.
Hats and Caps, sonnets, Umbrellas, Drugs
and Medicnes, &c. &c.
In artic aaly kspt M in e1Iitry store; 81,
l,,nnn for country 1-oduce. | will take Tarpcntine
=, ct l-.r barrel less than the Fayetteville price
,avablr in goods or c,sh
Slaves and Heal g wanted
Sept. 2s 1854. l3-tt
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SpPIvE GOODS, 1855.
JAMnt KYLE
Is now receiving his SUI Ply OF U"oos among "n'o "
Printed Lawns -SfiIionteehs;
Grenadines, Bar eges
Grape .irpen. Silk Tissues ~
Plain figured al plain black Silks.
Colorcd silks, Lain. plaid. and striped,
Embroidered CIR; l,esShaWis
Dunnell's Allen and Blggs Irihs'
(inohams-Frel ch n nd others,
Bonnet, Neck ar Tap lslbbons,
Straw and Silk 5Onnets
Fresh mems twns and Diapers.
Linen Dalnask able Cloths
BoItinr Cloths om No. l to 10,
Sup-rtnc Cloth aud Casslmeres'
Tv.r.s and KeI tucsNy Jeans.
Beached Shirti 9 and Sheethgs,
Brown 4H
Rcadv-Made Clothing,
With many other ootls. All OF which arc ohefs'
at the lowest market ICE
March 20 so. ~