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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-29
MERCHANDISE, &C.


i. CASH MOTTO E---SNIsAl aSptt
rhe Ladies the city Of Lynehhurs and al others Fl7
~ rho city, are particularly Invited II call at the cheap ezh
ssr. and aIs ms large stock 81 AMY GOODS CONSIST
In. OF u pcror an cnsrel silks French hernea fieh
Fgrh II us.s. French Pads cheap high colored Delai =
f EuhFsiefIt I8=iury 81 Alsp, ie3 yards q sa.i 1t
ah Calico warranted perfectly fast co1fs at the -" FIise
If - cents aud ALL they selling last i~l Al
40 tsla oi. per all cash Di. Oyer > 10 IN amonni
nc H. HARRISON LENIS.
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DAVID & WM. CtRRIE,

balance Of freight apply 10 . -, .,.pptr
Richmond
PS-shppere by this Vessel viii get their goods to port
ofdc.natio al half freight cheaper than ny any
other route and Insurance can be shseto. Oh
the Urst terms. - - " ~
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Those WIN delight look upon the beautiful
specimens 1t art which The hand Of in the
forming, respectfully invited rail
W MINNiS \ -. At their wr established Daguerrean Gal
ery There tic Statesmen Of the country, with intellectual
bro" aud august eIn, stand out faa the plate with such
natural aud ke appearance that the spectator almost fan
ce be hears tin heart thnb ami the lips There
too, the beautiful hiusng malcn with sparkling eyes and
charming lips, invites - ardent Youth in admiration
Heavens lasi best gift to sinful man There foi
licking rompnE childhood with buoyan heart aud merry
LAUGH meets the visitor aud holds him charmed 10 the spot
Then 10 l. W. MINIS 4 COS aud the handsome
specimens Have likeness and reader, induce her
esteem above all others accompany aud rest not
euncn without rrrsgnfaonot her and ot those
You hold dear earth Then should the silver cord be
ped aud She golden bowl broke Nou have that left which viii
cal NdlY your recollection the departed Pie
tufe- taken Ia all weather with equal facilities and with The
perfection. Remember MINNiS GO. the
give perfect likeness aud they bc found al all times
AT thor rt1mrd Gallery Main street, 3D. door from Bridge
street. lNuohbars5 and Sycamore street Petersburg Va
q. W. MINIS n co,
is 5ts Daguerrean Artists
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
"a. TENN. RAILROAD. r,


.i .iaf,' s qsss 10 Saa o VII" gasH &.. e
and copper fas tened schooner ELLEN, captain :,
JAMES SrRt arr, loading and Will san as aooNe' f'i
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!
VI NORkS-TERMS CASlI-AIuay>onI~,Is ~ %
large assortment II Finished Marble work SUI, II J.
as PLAIN and ORAAMENTAI. uARIuT N,V iftLL + i
tME&IS, TOMBS, HEAD and FOOT SroNI : tsfu r.
Any ming ia the Marble line executed neatly w -
cheap, and with dispatch R44
Call on o address .TNO r. q Appl.Ss " "
y B-Send aud get enc of my inscription books n
FREE of charge Ttuc At; T. A. -
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vTEsstsrNs. LINE Of Richmond

NENNORK PACkETs.-Ihis new home r.yzsIk 80
line l., composed 81 the following vessels, and >ails
from New every three DAYS All owned IN the eng oi
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Et nr determined close or ny svpk Of Carpenters
are and i.ndiag Materials including oxtensuc
5artnelt u LOCKS HINGES, 81 REV :. WINDOW
GLASS &c g., the whole stuck oEtrel ~ cost
Ia ,hIns ANYTHING ia ne Guild cpns1it their inter
tsis lbs giving call before purchasing cl-cw ncie
,,sy IA - A WINSTON.
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HtaANG. ANO.-IIaying made arrangements with
fhC Peruvian Agents Ia get supplies oi CT AAp IN the
bo terms, prepared furnish H. We have no"
hand aud aoat bags and will be regular receipt oft
Ne shall sell but what direct from the agents.
ard all who purchase from may rely getting GEM me
GfANO We solicit the orders friends and all others
with tl that will always furnish them with the
bas sficlc, and I'll thu mos, favorable terms.
GRESHAM & co.
f,hlats North side of IN. Basin. Richmond. Va.
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EsafsssANs<S. a,ATEST ..,,,-

E'AEBSE kttut-
II FORM AND COUNTER SCALES
GEO. C. EWING. Agt II Baltimore s. Md u
RAILROAD, Hay I'D COALSCAIfS nj -
set IN any part Of the country at short notice IA
{. O. LIVERMOkE, Travelling AT I III
mar 13-w;n. Us isx.
-, , have snow now On hand an assartmrat
tory prices. \ b. RI CKER AT ~
apl lots -
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&NffsaAf, ~ bssS 49, s. Ia. Ia. ~ '>'"'is
~ OF DRY GOODS IN MARKET FOX Cassidy stock
Nav spring and summer Goods is now complete. The
bought very cheap and will be sodfor very
small profit. for cash.
The money market having become easy hope my Friends
will forward and supply themselves hh"r
ally All ask is call troa those nf goods To insure
soi,,s lapl l2dts INO. j. 1T us Agt.
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~ MN GOODS li-iSO. J. IG ItNlS Agent, is tcce y-
ing heavy stock Fall and Winter Goods All he has
ha lis Stock l. from of the largest Import.
u. Jalhg houses thu tuiuu cash prices aud
hut a{Ht
Isl shall Goe!- nearly week ia the
season lloats Railroads and Express Companies,
ai of hie,t will be sold cheap for cash.
son ms pI.ENIS Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IA7sSssLI IlON.--l

1sSsoLt TON The concern of WIN n, -
II Co. was dissolved the 81 inst ~, !. Ahfers.s
Nm T. Anderson alone wiz attend 10 The sexual
business, ana the name of the coucern viii feAi r.
winding up the same. Nm J. ANDERSON used oug 4
apl OTIS MCDANIEL HIM T. ~
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u 49, ON EgA>sb-
" 30 taiis lettcr \ No / Peruvian Guauo
10 Mexican
100 Casks ThnmHstaH Lime,
Ho Mountain
- North River Canent;
- ttlcurd Plaster
All far sale accommodating terms by
MILLER d ELAN,
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fbR0<sE AgBxOCSsAs.-
Tor tho purpose conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART.
IN All It's branches under the style aud firm of "IBns htAG
prepared furnish pictures every style OF the art
hno"n Ia this country or Europe They call especial atte
tun to their style Pictures Ambroype glass far
eN'eedng IN heiniy and durability any thing ever oeiore
made These Pictures reversed rs Daguerreopes
being Theoretically sealed between glass plates which aealng
secured by Letters Patent in the ntcd states and Europe
and owned in this place 10y Gibbs 4 kcarN only.
These AmbfoYpes are pronounced by competent judges to
relief and cearness truly astonishing Made from the small
Am9roypc Sereoscopes he to be appreciated,
the relief being fully as perfect as life.
Also their Mezograrhs or Pictures on paper from life
These are equal In the finest engraNngs aud IN
detail Any number from singie siitinE-from to
Citizens and strangers invited TO call and examine spec
mems the various branchc thy assured Of polite at
Gallery al The stand of P Z Gibbs next door 10 Virgin
In Bank Lynchhnfg. + T. GIBBS
Sin Ainbro,ype the style of drapery the color Of
Daguereoypes copied into Amroypes and made permanent
aug cts G. X
nCTOBEH I.s. tsJ5.--CLoTHs, CAs>s-
oe Its GLASS q RAINE }. Dlxoy. Agent
~1HEAT wANTED.-we wish to engage 10000
bushels of Wheat for immediate delivery Persons
having any to dispose of will find 10 their Interests to give
us call LANGHoRNE y JOHNS.
nCT0HEH i-', s>55.--RIs,NE~s SUITS.
House Of GRsS EATE Dl al the t ,ant
Its s
(Asfs FOR wOO,..-we will pay the highest mar.
~ Ret price for WOOL Ia cash Bonsak Ieanos
June 2-.tS. RICKER a REDO
INlNs-Ne hay" just received beautiful stock Of fue
~ and common Guns to which we invite the attention
sportsmen, and the public generally
oc Cts j D. GREGORY co
lust RECEIVED--A lot of superior style Bust-
- Goats; fine Silk Plush Velvet fancy silk
oc Its NJ. GTGGENHFIMER
UMRER FOR SaEE.--We have on n "a nd az,
consignment % thousand feet of PINE 1t MBEIt which
ssit accommodating terms Please give a call.
woe Its MILLER & ELAN Basin.
ATOSa.-l200bs nice clean Moss received and for
lvl by faug CTS. J. ID. GREGORY q co
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4 D.--rhe undersigned will eohtinue 9.
"A the GROCERY. COMMISSION and I,,t',, h,feisf II
BUSINESS and also the Manufacturing Of ~ AHbiAi
full for former fasofs they pledge Their Be 81 ex tina
ther continuance. "''' l4 f4af
apl Hdts. MCDANIEL. Ill ar /, nm,
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uBtEEE=, s'sstJB.-, Ac.-Wc have on hand Il very
al handsome assortment Rifles. Pistols, &e COIN
risi1e some very Rifles handsomely mounted with Ger
man silver Saloon Rifles Pistols Sharps Rifles Colts
Five shooters; Atoms saltcoekng Pistols Cane Guns
Tols; Hunting Knives Pistols of all SIZES taps,
A.. g. 10 which we invite the attention OF the public
anpytS ID GREGORY \ co.
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VN 4 rul,I
- STAR DOUBLE OVEN t9DkINi, Stitt'', htENIAG
wood, just received the Furnace and RIM, a. t ealt
East Main Street Stove which il rl's,tt " ieu,a
cheapest most substantial, and perfect CooAnr W b,i
the Union and warranted to Lake ro.sf hoH f8, III
the most satisfactory manner, with les incl tI at" fly
Stove Of similar capaefy in use Cali see II m any Other
Also, tine assortment of LEAD PIPE If yari'r.s
hand, and for sale by y Its ~ ~ u, ,z'sI a.
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y III
n INQ. CLOTHS. tASSIMlsREN ANp NtSliNHSt
GENTS FINISHING GOODS, &c--GtASS X RAlNE
respectfully their friends and the pubic that Their
Stock "a Winter Guods complete, consisting
part and Frock Coats Winter business Goats,
Register style Farmers Oyereoats, Natorrro"t
beaver Pantauons al every style Vests in endless Nar
vt,: Double breasted Quilted SHk-new style t''nt ;
Spaws Travelling Blankets shirts DraW's tfafais stocks
N.ck Tie collars mlrellas Gloves Hosiery, Pocket Hand
k,rehel, " at,rroof Goods c. complete assortment Of
YOUTHS ASD CHILplFNs CLOTHING ..-
GLASS & RAINE,
son Its J.. DINoN Agent.
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FASHIONS FOR le,ll-STITZll viii Introduce "a
SpraR style DrcS, Hat The first saturday in March, ~
f5r tie inspection OF his customers aud the public generally
which vii sound To- aurpas Hat in this market in heau
IS +lAe quality aud finish Also, lot of beautiful now >lr
s Has In >uuug Gons All those dcsirinR Or Hats
ss any Thing in this market will please rl at Hc sign
Of cite iii l. tiAI.
M k4 If Hats made 10 order with nc1ncss and dispatch
t4-uatets Hats dressed usual
i.4r3fz WI srITHER
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4 eAtD The subscriber having purehas,ao,,.
hnri Preston NOR interest In The eonee m %
Anderson q Co. viii continue the GROCERY E,l Va f
and FORWARDING BUSINESS at The o,d ''t ~ iNst1
Basin, whore they viii keep hand stock az Ii aH ia
Lime and Cement, Tor salt at the low as cash ' iI.
lie returns his thanks To- the friends Ct the
the public generally. iur the liberal PAIR ''leern
and hopes by Using his best oxtriiuus 10 'Ad'd
of the same to the neNf '"hiiAaar5
api 9dis. NN r AVN.
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Medical E1dai.ts&

Ladies and Gens 81 lyuehhurg. that lis Itl CEFA
SALOON i NOW open, and VIII be constantly >Jn lied
the incest lee Cream during the " hole He viii a.
furnish it for parties II IL -hor.,et natiee Frouss
lis friends and the public is Cstiy Invited l6dS
Fresh Pine Apples, strawberry, and all kinds G fruit,
luaE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-29

NrEM doNS ERN.-1he undersigned having taken
house formerly occupied lay q \. H. Stcptne two
Acreo y Met lanahan old stand aud next door
srr"l Main street lynchburg Va, hes leave
fp the his friends aud the public generally to
hs stock ut Groceries Liquors &C. which he Is Offering
~ tr rash ar ia exchange for country produce Particular
aipron paid 10 the sale of Flour Wheat Corn Tobacco
ae4sl,o to tn receiving and forwarding Of Goods.
m o. JOHN IINSFORD.
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ANERHNOa, HALF AND ALL WOOL DE
I1 aines Lusters genuine Irish Poplns and La
dies Dress Goods Of every description at the lowest
oc Its JAMES A. STIGLER g. co.
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BooAs, sTA4I0aARY, u.


~ and White iaiod Ltfier Paper do Kaled Bah Pest
hine and white snporano Bath assorted eaaur
perne Commercial Pest blue white and ass9fled c
ars Cream Laid Letter aud white blue and white iad
Helum Note hne snd suprrHne Laid Caps ruled and palm
- Ill. & MORSE
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A.tonl.rtisNk. ~arNlsaOK.-Meeo

- JONES will have, in n few days,
eases that celebrated ~. G. Stick Licorico,
20 Ito. do. " Mass do,
which they invite the attention of manufacturers
sYl-ts.
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DaY GOODS. dhOoERILs. &c.


Nv AITs MI W Y y .. V fsVVUFs-
~ srIgIEE. MCLf.pERi q co, respectfully lHfafii
their friends aud the public generally nat they
have completed their siaek u AtW FALL. AAD WINTER
DRY GOODS wheh viii with any sock Ia the
kst All they ask cal tsep 9lts
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lean institutions in the East a prominent
place among the occasions of the political and
military movements which have shaken Asia
and Europe since 1858.
The iron heel, that crushed the rising hopes
Of continental liberty in 1s49, is armed
again to tread out the gllmmering spark of
civil and religious freedom in the Orienta!
world. The friends of human progress in
Asia meet their most formidable obst acle in
the relentless hostility of the great conser-
vative power of Europe"
We have no ri ght to doubt that these evil
counsc!> will be overrulcd for good, and we
NAV hope that the second generation Of our
American herald> of Christian truth and An
"lo-Saxon civilization, who are now, under
such favorable auspices. going forth as help
erS and successors of their fathers, will
achieve results more valuable than have as
vet been accomplished by any Of the organ
zed charities of modern times
am, sir, trul yours.
(Sicneh.) GEO. p. MARSH.
Dr. Pomrov
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AUCTION.

NlIL bc solo. al Public An.tion. on SATURDAY.
w Oct %. 1s55. III 10 o'clock, \. VI . at the
dwelling house Of LEROY Clark il, Lyndon. the well
known thomas +. Sherman Farm now owned by
said Clark. Said farm contains alout 1870 acres of
excellent land, well divided into moving. tiliage.
ia>'nrN@ and wood land with good h,;liincS there
on. cons sting Of a dwelling house and she'd two
barns and shed. with abundant water: there is Il
root arl'Ie and Ii.,a" orchard thereon SAID firm
l. situated about miles west from Lyndon Corner.
AMI Is mos desirable i"cn'ioi for Profit and plea
ALSO
From 90 {" 80 tons ot rood hay: Il lot of straw
from 200 to 800 bushels oats: about ~ bushels
wheat: from >" 10 - bushels corn: ,ll,. second han
Miner wagon: Il good iot sugar and farming tools
ana "ffler articles ~" numerous 70 mention.
\" bv-h:" ier>. Sac! property will positively he
sold said day if not previously disposed Of NJ
private sale. liberal credit rivrr for part of the
purchase money. q. L. WAKEFIELD.
Lyndon, Oct. .. 1s5;. Auctioncer.
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l)ratbg.

EMErso>-n this town. Sept. %. of dvsenterv.
Alice c., daughter of franklin J. Emerson, aged |
Year months and t DAYS
C"HE-In Pcacham, Sept. IS, widow Abagail B.
Cobb, aged IS wears.
SHATrUCK-In Dorchester Mass, Sept %, of
typhoid fever, after a distressing sickness of Is
days. Justin s., son of Arson Shattuck, of Derby
ktNNI>T"N-In Cabot, Sept Is. Grace f., daugh-
ter Of Robinson and Lucinda Remission. aged . yrs
and months.
LyMAN-ln Montpelier Sept. 50. Simeon Lyman
ESQ. of the .irm Of Lyman & King. aged A. wears
LyN,H-In Danville, Sept. 80, Mrs Belinda, wife
Of Mr. Phillip Lynch, aged % wears.
BICkFoEp-!n Cabot. Sept. 30 Emma T.. dau Oh
ter Of Daniel and Fanny Eickford, aged IA wears.
HtT'HINs">-fn Concord. Oct. 3, Mrs Mary
wife Of Stephen Hutchinson. aged about 80.
Bowl YIN Concord, Sept. 5. OF affection of the
heart. Mrs .annah b., wife Of John Bowen, and
daughter of Capt. Joel and Lucy Fletcher aged ss
wears months. Printers in Ohio Indiana, Illinoi.
and Wisconsin pie notice.
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jtarriaqr5.

ApANs-ENIItrT-In Nashua, H. Oct N
The Pearl street House. hv Rev. f. +. Adams. j.
o. Adams. E-q.. Editor OF the Granite Farmer. 10
Ms Eliza T.. Everett Of Manchester
HNEIIMAN-FAITEIDni- he Ear'r Hotel. in
pInvr. Sept. ~. by Rev. 4. c. Smith. Mr.. Alvin
Hartman and Miss Aneelia W. Partridge. both of
PcacIam.
HI Ep-kl>r>"x-Al<o at tie same time and
place. by the same. Mr. William B. IIurd. of LYMAN
\. H.. and Miss Harric. T.. Kuc.on. of Pcaclam.
CrEEEE-W ""pwAEp-N the Methodist Par
S"nage. panvllle. Oct. |. by Rev \ T. Smith. Mr..
Moses /. Currier. Of Feacham, and Miss Jane L..
Woodward. of Danvillc.
fLiNT-EHcktTr-In Cabot, Aug. 81 hv Rev
ID. Packer Mr. Oralncl i. Flint Of Cabot and Miss
EnXa Rrickctt of Pcacha,n
Sept. "a. Nv the
same. Mr.. Reuben Whitcher. Of MarShiicd and
Mrs. Ret>cv Kinney of Cabot.
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A dog belonging to Col Mc:mann has
distinguished himself in the Crimea Dur
ing the battle of Tchernaya, he broke his
chain, fought in the ranks, saved the life Of
a sergeant and private. and took three Rus
sian prisoners. lie was wounded in the foot,
which only more cnraccd him. lie threw
himself upon Russian officer, flung him to
the ground, and dragged him prisoner bv his
coat collar TO the French. He will receive
some mark of honor, as a dog in the English
army now wears medal for his devotion to
his master.
- The new law in Connecticut requires
that every voter shall be able to read the
Constitution. Nothing is said about under
standing it.
- We advise purchasers of fancy good.
and toys, to call on Holden & Cutter, extcn
>ivc importers, II and j Kilbv Street, Bo>
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-(;ErAr YniD %! roTArotS-Mr
Samuel T.. Weeks gives us some statistics in
regard TO some potatoes raised by him the
past season. lie planted four potatoes, and
raised from them ga. measuring four bushels
and six quarts. and weighing 2GSl pouu!>.-
The seed was obtained from Southern Ma>>a
l3lusctiS. and came from bal! Of the Peach
blow three years a.o. They N.re planted
on rich and very wet ground
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BRIGHTON MARkET-Oct. !.

At market l4>l beef cattle $50 sores 90 pairs
working oxen. T." cows and calves. 1000 sheep ana
laInlS. IGoo swine.
rEI'E>.-Ecet Catt'r--Extra s.: lst quality s.
:! G,Iatv :: "a do 1;s,.
fliic>.7; ta.iow, .: p"lt> &c; ca'i-kin>, l. c
per ID.
Yea calves S3toG.
>.or'--l rarlirc> none. Two wears oh Sl1 To-
Sit. Three le:.r~ oi 81 Z" so.
Nori,ir. DXr!.-Sl ~ :" Is.
Cow and talNr>.->." 100.
to-
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Fall and Winter Goods.

tIl nave been iliir''a-r f. ~ ~. l.... go
ti''''> IN The CIV ana i,c> Il, answer , rea.
sac Having i'i!" li>'---> a. Log ~ ,,le.- hsy.
q; 'i''lr "!f -''li. : IT, wing c,v.n such >,,,,>,,.
i'ii :h''v t!ilat, i r-..- =. t..i..g, ~. =. ',r.l
Ncri.>cinellt. The be-. Entertainment :, !, ,n..1
= 90! '''""'> and At low price ;'i.i ,lla, j VII.
IT, ;e hound |" J. They ir,,.r .:,-. II In
,''''r '''""!> cheaper 'iian anv ri ir- th,., -
';i- :" ct.';i- VI i t.arlii-> am. li,i.
" ''''''' =; - .-.,-t. ,.r -, o.. -
Their i'i-Ii"-- i >i!c'I t!is' they ~ -:
~ Ter. iatr :.'r r"rl ~ T. .,.a-,.,,.,, ,,1
give them call Inv have Il l...i,1 IN, --,..L o.,
a'r!!> 81 n. traces and .Dr> Black fi.rrl,,
''hi'r 81 -! l'o''- t'':t c-r....r :, L. ii Ian
cN i"'-h ai!d f.i-~ l!i'.-> kt>-i.r> Ina. ti..,
pie -ii,n-,-.l,-- ~ ~'i"rI,.- ra:s,,i 500.
81 'h">'- "i'c- * Nriv.- N,-.n., before. ,, l,...
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NUN FELIF.K, VCt. IT.
The Legislature assembled at the usual
hour this morning. The House oIcaniz.d
BY the election OF G.. W. Grandey, of Yer
gcnnes, Speaker, and James NJ. S.a,,c, of
Middlrbury, Clerk.
Philadelphia. Oct. 10.
The democratic ticket IN this city is elect
ed by majoritic> ranging from 1000 to 5000
The result in the State cannot be fort.tuiI
from present returns.
Cincinnati, Oct. TO-
Chase is elected! by near 10000 majority
The democrats conccic his election.
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{ HCNk S AND VAlISES.

Il Hll kinr~
- Any """ wi>i.:..- 70 Inv a:lr II f-,e abe
to-, II LIE :'i"rr irin c,~, uiil H.! j. H.,
I .''.r interest :, RI 20 with
: e. Hc1-c-
L'I- L. ca. - - iea-.-!.- x ii,,.:, ,i,i...
:. --.r; fra . 10 49, .i-,... Sex e. ,,.~,.>
~ "';'v 't;'-'r - i'.--rs. $3.50. ii.:-.. r.
= =. >-r~'''. y. .'..i,.-i.'.. =. .,..l,..4.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-10-13

VERMONT y I..NS
The VERMONT ErI-s"rAi. l>siI-
TUTF.-.At the annual Convention OF the
Protestant F.f,;>-c",! Church. in tlp hio"e>c
of Vermont. hel'! at Windsor lat week.
Bishop Hopkins. in his address gave a fall
statement OF the present condition ani pros
poets of the Bicc'>.n Seminary. which was
chartered nv the Legislature of las: year I'M
der the ,l,!e Of the I,r~,o,t EpiSropM I''i-
tue More than ten thousand dollar, have
already been subscribed in the diocese for it.
Fifteen thousand dollars. it is confidently
thought will be raised in the State, and that
As larr. a sum can be obtained elsewhere.
which will pa, the Institution on a firm and
permanent basis. The coutrmation> the past
wear were one hundred and twentv-tour
which l. an avcranc Of four to each church
STAIR B>>k-Thc BENNINGTON Ht,,-
mr. announces that the Stark Bank has re-
sumeI the ordinary business OF Banking, and
that It's bills now stand on par with tho~" OF
other N..w Eu.land Bank. W" are gial TO
hear thl>, and trust that II VIII meet with no
snore reyrr-"S.
&c.,.
- BRAVE BOY he N'F"chh'' M
zen relates the following: Tine DAY E>'
week. a. two boys, sons OF Mr. |r'ndaii OF
Cornwall, OF TIE ages r'>P',''Ve'v o' ~ ana
s!car>. were Deriving on thc SCUM nar' OF
Snake Mountain, Ia" eldest saw hue black
Snake co,'i up ready Tor a >prln. He I'M
mediatclv turned TO ran. advising his brother
70 do the same but the lit'ic fellow was no'
disposed 10 retreat ii" procured i"fkcd
stick. and fastening the SNAKE I" the ground
by dcx'rons Us" thereof held HIM TIL a
strin. was fixed IN slip NOS" and placed
upon hi head bv which hI~ Snakc>hip was
dragged to the home OF the boy IN triumph.
His lcngh was upwards ct FIVE feet. g"cat
deal Longer than the hero wh"cap'ured HIM
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V;,e. President. Geo. @. Robinson. Treas
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