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United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ii, 1855
No %. The United States VS.. James Mackey, ct al
Richard J. Coke. Justice Mclean delivered the
opinion Of the Court affirming the judgment of the Cir
cult Court for the District of Columbia with COSTS
No. 50. Jas. NJ Cooper Enoch G. Roeerts.-Argu-
ment concluded by Mr. vnton for plaintiff.
No. 80. schr freeman, &C.. Charles Hickox, claim
ant, VI. Alvah Buckingham, ct al. Argument COM
menced by Mr.. Haven for appellant.
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CONGREGATIONS.
DISASTROUS FIRE AT UTICA.

UTICA, Jan. a. 1856.
At seven O'Clock this morning fire broke out in the
store No. So Genesee street, in this city, which, with its
contents we're wholly consumed. The flames communi-
Gated to Thurber Stewards bookstore, C. A. Yates
wholesale clothing store, Wescott Hamlnonds hat
fur store and adjoining BUILDING known the New
York store large amount Of goods saved but the
aggregate loss cannot be loss than OOO The store
where the fire broke out flied with the stock F. w.
Kellogg Co., Wholesale clohiIg Dealers and goods Of
W. Wilcox dry goods merchant, which firms had just
taken possession Of the building only few hours before
the fire broke out Mr.. Wcox's less is about $4,000
All the property destroyed insured but what
tent is not yet known.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Jan. IL, 1856.
The store on Main street. occupied by Mr. Butts dealer
in Daguerrean materials and Messrs. Pratt Aen hard
ware merchants together with the store adjoining
pied BY Messrs. Marvin Clark Co., wholesale dry goods
merchants, were consumed by fire this morning Mr..
Butts loss is about s12 COO insured for 90 O0o loss of
Messrs. Pratt Allen, $22, oOo-insured for $4,000;
Marvin, Clark Co., loss 0,0OO-insurance $50 600.
The shoe store Ct Ramsdell Co., in the vicinity was
damaged to the extent Of about 5000
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Boston, JAM IA, 1856
The Grand Jury have indicted Msssrs Coburn and
Dalton for granddaughter causing the death of youns
Sumner.
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CENTRAL AMERICAN AFrAIRs-PRoGREss Or
GEN. WALKER-POsIrIoN or Col. WHEELER-
We publish in another part of this paper a
very interesting batch of news concerning the
movements, prospects and progress OF Gener.
Walker in Nicaragua. He holds his own--he
goes on "from conquering to conquer" Coz:
spiracies Matched against him fall to pieces at
bis approach. The last insurrectionary move
ment, under Ramon Rivas, q son of General
Walkers own President Rivas, was very
sorry experiment.
The next grand move of Walker, as appears
in one of the letters which we publish, adj
dressed to Mr.. White, of the Transit Com
papy was to De upon Greytown itself, and for
the especial purpose Of ejecting Colonel Kin.
ney frsm HE Mosquito purchase of thirty mil
lions 81 ssrea This hostile step against the
Colonel IL natural enough, as there can't be
two head lions in the same bush, any more than
there can be two suns to the same solar sys-
TEN. One or the other must be put out But
it ia a pity that between the military invader
and the agricultural squatter there can be no
compromise.
The purposes of the two British ships of war
stationed at Greytown, and of the American
fsigase Potomac, seem to be not very clearly
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Snow Storm ut the East.

BosToS, Jan. IA, 1856
At Halifax there was heavy snow storm lsst night,
and Il Is raining to-day. The s the case ut Sack
vile and st. John, New Brunswick.
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Jan. ", 1856
We have no mall south of Washington tonight Our
was opened to-day and arrangements have
made to prevent, If possible, its closing agais.
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REVENUE CUTTER SERvIcE.-Second Lieutenant
JONI Qnlp, Jr, mas been ordered join the revenue
cutter Oaleb susning, stationed at Portland Maine.
second Lieutenant A. Caridye been TO Join
,ne revenue cutter Jackson, stationed at Eastport
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COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan. II, 1856.
Another severe storm Of seet and snow commenced
here on Friday, and lasted through Saturday. Tho
telegraph lines ave greatly damaged The weather
Times cod.
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PHILADELPnIA STOCK BOARD.

FHILADELFHIA STUCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL, 1856.
Stocks are dull We quote Pennsy Elves at s2l
Reading Railroad, 46; Long Island, 136; Norris Canal
l2X; Pennsyvsnia Railroad, AK.
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To-day the election for Slate officers, under tho free,
State constitution, will take place In Kansas The fol-,
lowing are the nominations for the various oficqs
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Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. IA, 1855.
The Senate convened at ~ O'clock but adjourned tor
want OF a quorum.
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Charles Robinson, (rep.)
". 4: Roberts, fold line dem.)
N. W. Delahsy, fold line dem. y
=. {. Schuyler, (rep.)
g. A. Cutler, (rep.j
): A. Wakefield, (rep.)
n; l.. Latts, (nst. dem.) NJ. r.
! Conway 4 Morris Hunt, (repe.p
; b. Floyd, (dem.)
Ihurston, Of Manhattan, (rep.)
~. Miles Moore, (nat. dem.)
John speer, (rep.)
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till Thursd sy.
House Of Representatives
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA, 1885,
gPxAKUsMP
Mr.. TAFTos, (black rep Of MASS corrected mistake
into which Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, had inadvertently
fallen on Saturday, In stating that there copy Of
the Bible in the Congressional library. On the contrary
there are many editions Of that holy book there.
The House then resumed voting for Speaker, with the
following result
ONE HUNDRED NINTH BALLOT.
Banks............... 9b Pennington. 3
Richardson. .......... &C Scattering. ...-......
uner o.
Necessary to . choice, LOG.
The House voted twice more the last as follows
ONE HUNDRED ELEVENTH BALLOT
Banks. ...............8 90 Richardson. ~
Fuller. ................3 SO Scattering.
Adjourned
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Election OF Gov. BigIcr to the United States
Senate.
HARRsBURc, Jan. Ia, 1856.
FIX Governor Bigler was to-day elected United States
senator-receiving eghylwo votes The balance scat
terng.
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THIRTY.EOUNTH CONGRESS-.
yIReT REssION.

Senate.
WAMsGros, Jan. IA, 1856
The Senate merely held formal meeting and adjourned
till Thursd sy.
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commercial interest Of England has not been
recognized. The war with Russia which fol
lowed has exercised but u limited influence
upon commerce and trade, which have been
successfully prosecuted with almost every ma
ton, in spite of it. There was, too, bit of
advantage to be gained by the strictly ship
ping interests, by 50 prompt aud successful a
destruction of Russian commerce, aud an in
terdict against its future revival. These facts
undoubtedly exerted strong influence in in
ducing the great interests OF trade in England
to submit to the new order of things.
But the age Of transition has come The
Franco British policy, looking to the prepon-
derance of England on the sea, and to the ex-
tension of her empire in the East and in the
West--the cardinal points of the Palmerston
programme cannot be carried out without
bringing it in direct conflict with the great
trade and manufacturing interests of that ma
ton. And when we say this, we mean that
the people ofEngland will sooner or later put
an Introduction upon their government against
the execution of the panp suggested.
The Central Americas controversy with this
country we regard as lissly to bring up this
question for decision, and to test the power of
the Palmerston Cabinet to enforce its political
and territorial policy over the PROSTATE inte-
rests of trade and commerce. 1t is the last
effort of the aristocracy to regain power in
England; and perhaps it is fortunate for
the people of that country that they will
be brought into alliance with the United
States in their struggle with their own
rulers, The Central American controversy is
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-05
DOINGS IN CONGRESS

SENA1E, March 25.-Mr. Hunter ;nrro-
caced bil! TO provide for the retention At
the n'ed States Offices Of Spanish m,,].d
ana Mexican quarters, eighths and >ixteeutfs
OF dollar. as twenty. ten and i've cents and
making snch com at these rates leoal fender
ior ali sums not exceeding Fl We dollars. The
ON also provides tor the re-cOniny of these
pieces as last as they come into possession Of
'ht government: II also authorizes the Pre,i
dent to issue proclamation lp.azin, new
cent piece to be formed by an alloy OF copper
with some other metal
On considering the Deficiency Appropr
alton Bill, long discussion took place on An
amendment appropriating $3.50 900 for paper
arrears, printing and maps. Mr.. Brown re-
marked that the orlv way to stop giving out
fat Jobs for printing worthless documents i,
to establish government printing office, and
abolish the ranking privilege.
llor sE.-A discussion took place upon a
bill defining the rights OF voters and the du-
ties Of Commissioners of Elections in tho c;tv
OF ash'ngton, and for other purposes
MIR. Mcacham of Vermont said the bill had
been drawn with great care, approved bv
men OF all parties. and unanimously support
ed by the Committee on the District Of TO.
lumba
SENATE. March o.-Mr. Harlan address.
Ell the Senate on the subject of Kansas lie
SAID that he had never hitherto desired to dis
cuss the question of slavery. believing such
agitation mSchievous. and traucht with dan
GER to the perpetuity o: the institutions OF the
country (lfhnrS I,H. l.:
opinion, and among them. the President
who. without waiting for the organization of
the House, sent Congress two voluminous
messages. revIving the whole subject, judic-
Tally. politically. and historically. 1t would
therefore, be dlsrespec,tul to the President
and to those who represent his views in the
Senate, to ignore his tavorite theme.
Mr. Harlan then went into examination
Of MIR. Douglas Kansas report concluding
by declaring its representations of historical
facts partial. perverted, and highly colored
He (Mr. II. had no doubt that bodies of
armed men entered Kansas for the expires.
purpose OF controlling the elections, some b,
false swearing. and some by the use of force
and arms, and other WAYS Of carving GA,
their designs. No amount of talent, strength
logic or force OF elo1uence could obIiterat,
historical truths.
Mr.. Harlan continued in advocacy of the
power and duty OF Congress to exclude sla
very from the Territories. lie denouncc,
the idea that slavery should he permitted il
territory. saving that once established. i
could not b" expelled In the course at hi
remarks, Mr. Harlan alluded TO the iniu>tic.
OF slavery. and argued that the negro has III,
same physical and mental nature as the whit,
man. aud that his infrmlty gave tue whit,
man no right TO cn>Iavr him
Mrssrs Collamer. Grver, and Seward will
speak IN succession on the Kansas question
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STATE. or VERMONT.
4 PROCLAMATION
STEPHEN ROYCE. GOVERNOR

rs mem ~s of community, and as individ-
HAS W. are ds y times anenahle to the SUI
preme iiuler and a'Lor of our being. And
since We are always pro-. w b.come nnm;nJ.
,ul of our dependence upon =. =, 70 fnro.,
his mercies-to reject his counSo. and n
,ransgre>s his holy will and commandi. ,,s :.
II is fit that at proper seasons we should un,
teddy and in solemn penitence, humble our
selves before our Maker
Therefore, in accordance with long and
approved usage DO hereby appoint FRI
DAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF \.
PRII.. inst 10 he observed as day of Ilu
initiation, Fasting and PRAYER throughout
this State. And do exhor, the people or
that dav. in strict abstinence from all unne
'eSsary indul .ence. to assemble at their seve'
raj places of worship and devontiy to bemoan
their personal sins As well As those of the
State and Nation 30 supplicate the Almighty
for resolution and strength to conform Oul
lives to his Holy Word TO offer up the trib
ute Of filial and unegned gratitude for hi.
manifold goodness and mercy through the
past wear; and humby to implore HIS pre-.
servation of our lives and health and Iii.
blessings upon the labor of our hands the com
ing season.
Let us beseech Him to dispose the powers
ofthe earth to peace; and TO grant that feel
ing OF good will and controlling sense Of
justice may alike pervade the intercourse Of
nations, and the business Of individuals. Let
us entreat that he will accelerate the spread
of knowledge and civilization through all
lands, with Just views of the relations and ac
countablity of man to his Creator that lie
will advance the cause Of civil and religious
freedom; that human slavery. and all other
badges and relics of barbarSn may be anne
liorated and their limits restricted; and tba,
oppression may soon cease from under the
whole Heaven.
Gtren under my hand and the seal ot the
State at East Berkshire. this third dap Of
april, in the penr NJ mr. Lord eighteen HIM
dred and fHy-sir. ami NJ he Independence
ofMe United States. The eiqh'ieth.
STEPHEN ROYCE.
by the Governor.
c. II. HAYDEN, Sec'y.
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ORDER of NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT
FREDERICK d. MERRILL'S ESTATE

ORDER cf NOTICE Of SETTLEMENT.
FREDERICK d. MERRILL'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT,
Caledonia District, g.
At Probate Court held at Danville. in said district
on the 26th dav Of March. y 1855:
"HkREAS. Mrs. Sarah N. Merrill, administra
W trx otthe estate OF Frederick d. Merrill. late
OF St 'ohnsbury. in said district deceased proposes
to render an account Of her administration. and to
present her account against said estate for examina
ton and allowance for the purpose Of making mar
tion and distribution Of the residue of said estate
under decree Of said cortamong the persons wh,,
are by law entitled to the same. tits tIersfore or-
dered by said court that the same come under con
sderation and be heard at the St Johnsbnry House.
in ST. Johnsbury,on the 18th dav Of Anril Ap 1880
And II is further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication Of a copy of the
record of this order in the Caedonian, printed a,
ST Johnsburv. three week. snccessively preriou,
to said time Of hearing that they may appear and
contest the allowance of said account, il IN. see
canse and also be heard By said court in the matter
Of partition and distribution Of said estate.
BY the Court. Arrest
CHARLES s. DANA, Judge Of Probate
..ue ct" q heec!1, e74pa
A~est 4 sITsaNH p.r e,
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]tarria9rs.

HtRvEy-W aRrE>-1n Barnet. March 2rh hv Rev
James Mc.Arhcr. Mr. Elijah u Harvey Of Danvir and
Miss Jane Warden of Barnet
t,IRSoS-tiIII-ln BARNET. March 9th l., Rev JANE
McArthcr. Mr. William Il Gibson, Of Rvc-.atc and Miss
Elisabeth ell ~ B,rI.t
WEIGH iIB>o>-Iu RNccatr. A,ril 81! by Rev Jaln.
VI trtlcr. Mr Aaron WEIGH. and Miss Elisabeth ,,s,l
both Of RIccatc
H"VEY -fH,NRrRrI>- In Waterford March 23i T., r.,
4 II House. Mr. Jacrh,; II,Nrv and Miss Elisabeth l.
Chamf"rliIl both of " attrf,l'
SIEyk>>u> " ,IRElr..f In ii.i March nth hv Rev
u Parker. Mr. llaln StcN eI>' and Miss ioisA NJ Wal
hri,y- both Of atrt
G,scnU-DrvrrH In Iirtlrton hy Rev J.. J.. Eastman
Augustine C. t,> hal. and Miss Martha VI FcNt-r both
Iittrtnn
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Farm for Sale,

ME subscriber offen to sell his farm. sissassl
Il one mile from Glover viilags. aud frso Der
ton, containing one hundred and iort~ acre.. eaia
farm has one good barn s. hv So with cellar hose
w,d out buildings; m apple orchard. aud sueas
orchard "i 500 trees. Said farm 10 well watsred--
There are fiftvsix acres adjoining said farm vith
dwelling house, one or both Of wtich viii - odd
u st purchasers, o. the subscriber is hound hr
the Wes.. MILES NORTON.
Possession given Immediately.
Glover, VT. Feb. 10. 1886. soS-?se
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Watch Lost |!

i OST by the subscriber, on Friday. March Is
- or near ST. Johnsbnrv Plain y Cylinder
EscapemeAt Watch. When lost the watch had a
tag attached with my name written thereon. The
Under will be suitably rewarded bv leaving the
watch at the office Of The Caledonian.
GEO. ". MESERVE.
Wheelock. March 81, 1856. .75-77
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W AN T E D

n The Agricultural Warehouse, St. John.burv,
a the following Seeds
900 bushels lIcr,!sgra.s,
Is he top.
1ooo lbs Northern Clover, warranted,
100 White Clover,
30 Carrot. % Swedish yellow Rutah,ra.
Is English Turnip. : lbs Globe Tnrnip,
F" Cow horn rurnip. so bushels Beans.
Is bushels Peas, so bushels Potatoes (earlv)
Also. any rev and approved kin rs Of corn. wheat.
oats, rye. barley buck wheat, pumpkin. SQUASH. or
other field or garden srcd.
Also. butter cheese and other farm products.
Also. quo prime butter tubs. 800 sugar bucket. ri
cedar. cheese presses and cheese HOOPS, clothe.
reel. and clothes horses, wheelbarrows. OK voke..
&c &c. ALEX. LANG.
St Iohnsburv, March 4. 1856. oslf
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PLATE WORK
DIR. r. n. H0lBO0JRNE

WOCLD say 10 those in want Of parts or whole
W sets Of Teeth. that ne will devote hi. time
exclusively to Plate Work for pne wear: conse-
quently he will for .he next twelve months pnt in
.ets Of Teeth on " Gu'ta Percha" or other ta..
CHEAPER than was ever before known in Caledonia
County OF out Of it.
\. B.-Please call and see il this means some.
hing or Nothing.
ST. Johnsbury, Feb. q, 1855. s.i,f
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LINGSt LTNGSt
We refer oCr readers to an advertisement in an
other column. for full particulars concerning the
Hygeana Of DR.. Curtis. 1t is said to he one Of the
most remarkable cures for all description of dseas
es OF the lungs. ever discovered. Its virtues have
been testified TO by hun ireds, who have obtained
their knowledge by the best OF all teachcrs-expc-
t!cnce.
CACTION-Dr Curtis's Hygeana is the origina
and only genuine article. $500
MASSA>oIT SALvE CURES EINGwORMs-Paul
Gibson. celebrated Boot Manufacturer. writes
that he had been afflicted for wears with Ring
worm. had tried everything bnt without help. The
'Ma>>a,nlt Salve had the desired effect and cured
him. u =. SULLIVAN. Proprietor Boston
S''i b, J e. Bingham 81 Johii>burv: W II. Mr;ai.v
Lyndon. Randall Hubbard Lyndon Center Hill Elan
d"r>. Sheffield Blanchard Glover; t,eo. Cowcs. Rye
cate; Clark NarIiUn, Barnet.
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THE undersigned. having been appointed As
signee OF Isaac Watts, of Peacham, late mer-
chant in trade. hereby gives notice to all persons
indebted to said Watts, that immediate payment
must be made 80 days will be given for payments
to be made to me. Legal measures will be taken
for the collection of those remaining due after that
time. JAMES Lang. Ass;-ne.
PeachsN Hofc~, Nov :. 1s5h osNf
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My Brudders," said wayish colorcd
man to crowd, 'in all affection, in all oil,
y"r troubles. dar is one place YOU can alwav,
find sympathy :" "Whar whar :" shouted
several I'm the dictionary" he replied
rolling his eyes skyward
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captain \ye the oniv known surv;vo,
OF the 10 persons on board the i'll fated
ship John Rut!ece. is still feeble from lono
exhaustion and suffering. I, is thought h,
Will not regain the Use Of his LEGS, whcl
were badly frozen. 1t is his belief that IN.
party IN the large litt-bost. in whirh tn,
captain was. is safe. AZ she was we'll surnl,e,
with provisions, clothing, &C.
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YNAkEN for non payment Of taxes and will lie
sold TO satisfy the same, at public auction, on
Saturday, May 10. $3.50. at I o'clock, p. NJ. the
building known a. the Wallace Tavern Stand
situated in Stevens Village Barnet.
y. G. STEVENS, Constable
Barnet. April ], 1856 e,5a77*
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MoORE'S Plow Points are kept constantly on
w hand and for sale at the old stand in Barnet &
also by Luke Buzzell, at the onion Iron Works, ST
Vt.
Barnet, March q, 1856. e75a1o26.
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$500 REWARD /!

VINHE above reward will be paid TO any persor
L who will give information to the subscriber Of
the person who took two mattresses and five he'd
cords from the old sbantv near nv dam in s.. John.
bnrv village. GAVIN MORRILL,
HaIch "a ls3e ::ia:e
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i NFIIIAL WISH OF 4 MEDICAL SIR.
hfNT.-"Oh that NV father was sei<cJ
with r'mitcM fever"
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I one h''h"r. SIR George. my picture is here
nat fhluk Won, my love- don't !, strike Won
can >lv X docs. lu>t ~ present my dear.
but think il soon VIII, il. -, ike Won
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SAT down in thought profound.
his maxim wise drew;
Us easier far 70 ike girl.
Than make girl like YOU,
Bu' after all don't believe.
Ny heart will break with wo:
H.he's inclined to love ''that chap
Why. bless ner. let her go.
Kpn L. rh7tkc-
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A Rare Chance to buy Plows
w ATCIIES,

NANI otthc nhcirn. Patton, Lever Watches are
w OF superior workmanship. and with the Giro
n"meier Balance would lca> perfect Timckccper>
any Of the M.h pic,d MonrEx watches; and
some Of those watches are of sufficient cauaci,v "a
receive the addition Of this valuable irnpr,,vemcnt
his Chron"Ineter. or sell regulating Balance
when genulncl VII compensate for the different
degrees "i cod and hea. I" which watches are ex-
posed in This variable climate. and thereby secure
:" III" owners OF th"m more Uniform and perfect
time through the changes Of the wear
The subscriber is prepared 70 manufacture and
put IN this beautiful and useful attachment. proiu
cling great accuracy Of time. Fxreilse from slo
70 81. accr':'nC I" Me amount If labor required
and the perfection Of The aliu>.men,
Ne Will also furnish engraved an., send To- or Ter
common AL silver plate. Coffin P:.,s>
O. j. HARDY.
-. .Iullu,tjrv, turi' 1870 ..s.f
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v E s TIN s.!

HEAVY 6ne French Fancy ve!vet. A
, Cashmere. Valcncis ard Gre, adien re.'i
Isi,and Wintey .tv,es =, eclFc l. Df MlESS
: :eyt - lSF. s.st
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The Trich0sthene.

II l. IIIE. RIMEpY FOR RAID\ESS
II ARRESTS FAILING, OF OF THE HAIR
ROM 1HF FIRST AFPI.I ALTON.
IT Il IHE MOST ELEGANT TOILET AHII-
Gle IN The WORLD
II kFFFS HE HEAD ENTIRFLY FEFI
FEoV pANDHl
IT CI EFS NERVOUS HEApACHr
u ppf : NOT SOIL THE MAI OR BONNET
LIKE Most OF THE GREASY tOMrOI NpS
now IN COMMON V>F.
Manufactured AVID ~o' l. wholesale. - / r.. II. T.,
Ne HOY : Eai'roni street.
"'"tt :. Junii>lurv W.
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Euller'a Earth.

ERASIVE SOAP. Railways mercated Soap for
Ia Humors, &c. pallev> Pain Extract, Russia
Salve. Mexican Mustang Tinimert, Seaver's and
Hunts Liniment, Starch Polish, &c. sale at
BINGHAMS.
Feb. %. 1865.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-05

We advise purchasers Of Fancy Goods and Toys
or superior Fireworks TO call on Holden, Cutter 4
Co., eXtels I'VE importers Is and II kilbv st Boston
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-05

LNEESH Buck wheat Flour.ard the best ofsvrur
IL to eat on the hot cnkes-Just received and sell
ing cheap, at Z. F. BROWNS.
Feb. rs. go