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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-08
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Orr,xArIo> AT NC.NpoN's FALLs.-On
Wednesday last An Ecclesiastical Council
met =. VI .In,!oe'S Falls to or'!ain Rev. Ben
amin +. Raw As pastor of the Congregations
al Church at that place. The Council was
.,u.o...d As fellows: Second Church at st.
.lohr,.nrv. Rev. William b. Bond, br. Sam
mel .I.wr,t: South Church at ~. .J"hn>hurv
E,y. Geo y. Weber. hr. PIinv ii. White
E,., st. .Johnsburv, Rev. ". Il. AbihorP.
ir Asa Morrill, Wells River, Rev > VI
pI;mp.on. Dr. VI. ID. johnson; Newburv
Rev. \. Dean. ir.. br. y Reyes; Peacham
Rev 4 Boutel!e. Dr. X. Clark; Rev. IL
H,rnrm and Rev. 5. II. ColburH, CORES
,ondinp Members. Rev. William Il. Bono
was chosen Moderator and Rev. $ NJ. PiimP
ton, Scribe.
The examination OF the candidate ben.
sound Satl>tac:or, i'll all respects. the Counc'
nroc.eI,d 10 the ordination as follows: In
vocation aud Hea',iny the Scriptures, Rev
Mr.. Earnum; PRAYER. Rev. Mr.. plimpton
Sermon. Rev. Mr.. Webber: Ordanln'
PRAYER. Rev Mr.. Ab,horp; Charge to tn
Pastor. Rev. Mr.. Bouteile; Right Hand OF
Fellowship. Rev. Mr.. Bond Charge to tn
People. Rev. Mr.. Dean; Prayer, Rev. MI
Colbnrr; Benedction. Rev. Mr.. Ray.
ORpIHATIoH AT LANCAsTEK.-Iresco'
Fav was ordained as pastor over the lrInIfa
rian Consre sational Church in Lancaster
y. H., Wednesday, Feb. -
Invocation and reading Of the Scriptures
Rev. j. b. lll; introductory Prayer. Re,
Thomas kiler: Sermon, Rev. VIM.
Bond: Or,la,nin. PRAYER. Rev. I. Hall :
Right Hand Of Fellowship. Rev VIM. Sc"
ell; Charle 10 the PASTOR Rev. !. f Carper
ter; Charge to the People, Rev. Joseph u
derwood Concluding. PRAYER, Rev. Franc
Warrener: RenedlrtiOn. Rev. Prescott Ia
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n the Agricultural Warehouse, St. Johusburv.
a the following Seeds:
200 bushels HerJsgrass,
Is g Re top,
1909 lbs Northern Clover, warranted,
FOO White Clover.
30 Carrot, % Swedish yellow Rutabsca.
IS English Iurnip, 5 lbs Globe rurnip,
Cow horn TuriIip, so bushels Beans.
Is bushels Peas, 50 bushels Potatoes iear,v).
Also. any Lew and approved kinds OF corn, wheat,
oats rye. barley, buck wheat, pumpkin squash, or
other field or garden seed.
Also, butter. cheese. and other farm products
Also, 200 prime butter tubs. 500 sugar buckets of
cedar. cheese presses and cheese hoops, clothes
reels and clothes horses, wheelbarrow>, OK vokes,
Re &c. ALIEN. LANG.
st. Jo'nsbury March 4. 1855 37In
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70 form a powerful force in that

70 form powerful force in that
COUNTRY s. ,h;s st., holm, taken. il
'-,uorcl thr almost every regiment now
! h.l 70 The home station has received PR
q" ;,.,;m,tion that their services might be
Wv .1i in C,nala. and such notice has been
i"F n orI.r that the. rr"iInenial clothing.
l. :. n,ad, expressly tor that station, may
WI ..,J;n,>s. in ease the eXIyencI"S OF the
' '% >honld require large body OF troops
IL. moved to that country.
c,>,rr>SIoNAL The Senate during
week has been mainly occupied in dis
Wv The question laid open by the recrp-
- thr Documents upon the enlistment
~" .,;o, communicated bv the President. -
H.. o,,inon prevails that the Government
.c~.,, Britain ouch, 70 make ample apollo
.or N. insult Offered this country in at
aim, 10 enlist soldiers tor her armies on
,ueri an soil.
VA ,il was passed on Tuesday appropria-
$50. 600 for new ioriliicaiions at calves
Tb. Illinois election case was then consid-
~ S,.war, con,endcd that The Constitu.
..,, Illinois renders Mr.. Trumbull intlli
.itle.
...llv spok. to the effect that the power tC
senator is derived from the COnstitu-
..,rot N, United States not from that OF IT,
l.,o;.. therefore the latter has no power &c
,r,,.rltc the qualifications OF Senators. Meth
,o add 10. diminish or to modify the re-
.,;r.m.nts of the Federal Constitution. con
ic,.ntlv Mr.. Truntulls claim to the sea-
should be maintained.
In III. House the Presidents Message OF
Kansas affairs has been freely discussed.
htomm,tce cnElect,ons have refused Il
Lar ten. Whitfield, IN reply to Re-der'
,,...m,n. Their report is volum'nonS. an'
adhere. 70 the original Proposition 10 s'n'
ar person, and papers.
Th, senate bill for the CONSTRUCTION OF tel
,o,.w,r wa. referred 10 the Naval Com
m'ec. -,
Mr. Smith OF Alabama. introduced bil
90 ,r.ycnt the Introduction INTO the tn'te'
s,,,.. Of foreign criminals, paupers and !u
,,,;r: Referred to the Committee on For
el.n Affairs ,.u
The deficiency appropriation bill was pass
s1 Among OTHER approximations Is one OF
s,5o GOO for sick and disabled Sramen. III
pro,i>o 10 abolish the marine hospitals an
.,-horz. the Secretary OF the Treasury
.o,,r,., for the medical treatment, after
severe struggle. was stricken ont
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VERMONT \ EWS

- School MASTER ASSAULTED. - We
learn that Mr. Geo RoSrbrook, who is enga-
ged in teaching school in Maidstone was as
saultth recently. by Charles Stevens, tor
furnishing one of Stevens sons for some Of
fence committed in school. few days since.
II appears ,',at Mr. Stevens went to the
teachers boarding place in the evenin. and
broke down a couple Of door>-broke char
or two and knoc k-d down The teacher. We
understand that Stevens has ben prosecuted
for $500 on three counts, VIZ: Assault and
battery. breaking. of the peace, and destroy
Ing property
-FlEr IN NICroRY-The dwelling house
of Mr.. Charles Hall in Victory was entirely
DESTROYED l,v fire on Thursday the DIST inst.
together with most OF its contents. The wood
shed attached was saved. The fire cau"h,
from some unknown cause in the upper par
of the building, and had progressed so far be
fore discovery as to render all attempts to
extirculsh it Intellectual. The house anc
shed were insured in the Farmers Mutua
for 5000: furniture. clohin. and provision.
5000 more Loss about S600.-M.
PAINFUL AcClDFNr-WhllcH Richmond
BrownriI. Esq. of Pown,l. was returning
from Troy or Tuesday OF last week, with ;
load OF plaster, his sleigh tipped over, throw
ing the entire load upon his person. How
lony he had remained in this critical condl
ton is not known: but when he was dsrov
cred and rescued from bis perilous situation
he was insensibr and, upon further exam'
nation. it was found that his face, hands ant
feet were badly frozen.
- LIQrOR OPEEATIuNs.-On 1hnrstia.
81 las; week. the premises OF The noted Mrs
Catherine Dillon OF ST Adams were search
ed, and SIX barrels Of liquor were found =
NO one appeared to clam the valuable 10
Of "propertv 20 Justice Curtis ordered tn
ZANE to be spilled.
LOOK OrT-We have been shown
80 note on the Peoples Bank, Derby Line
altered from IA 81 The work is rather clum
SLY executed. but still would deceive per
sons not Observing closely. A genuine 81
note has the figures 10 in right upper corner
reaper with sickle and shcaf in thu lowe
corner: the vignctte at the lrit has \u'ca'
sitting by his forge. with anvil, hammers& c
train Of ears and buildings in the back
ground; below. TEN in capitals. A lars'
y passes nearly throug h the width OF the oil
a little TO the RICH, u the ccntrc.-Sonssedt
hru,ani
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WI. W. TITLES ESTATE.

WN W LIT TLE'S ESTATE
DCRSCA ANT 10 an order Of the Probate Court
will lie sold at Public Auction. on the 2Cth
dav Of Marcel. at the Foundry building. here, the
Mills in lra>burgh. the following property, viz:
From 5 to tons Iron Castings, (Patterns,)
on" Engine Lathe;
Large variety of Wood Patterns, TASKS, &c;
Four Stoves and Pipe;
800 or 400 Flat Irons;
Blacksmith's Anvil and Vice;
Small quantity Of Sash Window frames;
Lumber, &C.
Sale absolute, and to commence at ten o'clock,
4. n.
NJ B. KIMBALL. Administrator.
lrssburgh February ~ 1856. g7l-73
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V1\HE subscriber offers his Farm for sale. situated
in the north west par; Of Greensboro and one
mile from East Cra:tsburv, krown a. the Blanchard
farm. Said farm consist: If dwelling house. two
barns with sheds attached. AL in good torh re-
pair, with all necessary out-budings; also l55
acres of good land, well divided into woodland pa
turage aud tillage. On said farm i. good fruit
orchard and one Of the best sugar orchards in town.
with sugar utensils. Also ~ acres If we'll timber
e.! cedar land laying Of mile north Of said farm
Said farm will be Sold together OF in lots to suit
purchasers. credit will lie given fra part If the
purchase money ii desired. For further particular.
enquire Of Peter Buchanan, Barnet, or 5. ). BIa,l-
chard, Glover, or Of the subscriber the premises
ALIEN. McLAREN
'tSo"'"''"s s-~I- 90 49, x.u-y2
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DRY GOODS
NJ L 10 n !!

Persons in want CT any thing
III the Dry Goods line will do 40
a favor by calling and examin.
ing our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Time and room will
not admit of our enumerating
what we keep! suffice it to say,
we mean to have on hand every
thing usually kept in a country
store, and we will not be unuer.
sold by any one.
STONE T. FOSTER.
Dec. 70. SIN
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MAssAS"Ir SALvE CURES PH.Es.-Nr Abram
Hixon. of South Milford Massachusetts, writes to
the proprietor that he had been afflicted with the
Piles for wears. ard in all his researches he had
never found any relief til! he tried the "Massasot
Salve, which entirely cured him. HIS litter bears
date August 1854. All orders addressed to J P.
SULLIVAN, Boston.
Sold by J c Bingham, st ,Iohnsbury; VII Nc
Gaffev, Lyndon; Randall & Hubbard. Lyndon
Center: Hill 4 Flanders Sheffield: S S Blanchard
Glover; Geo Cowles, Ryegate; Clark & varnum
b ,rcet
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United States and Foreign Patent
AGENCY.
6 MIDDLE STEEEr. LOWELL Mass. 5.
El.HANAN ~. SlIlTT.

LHANAN W. S(OrT,
Craftsman. Practical and theoretical Mechanic.
for fourteen wears.
PHOCrKE> PATENTS III this. aud ali Foreign Coun.
tries where Patent Laws exist.
REFERENCES. The uui-r> gnet! have f.. several
wears been acquainted witE Mr. T.. ". SCoTT. and
state with pleasure, that he is gentleman OF I'M
questionable Integrity. and knowledge N tse bust
ness in winch i,e Is engaged.
SEw,IL Il. MACK. Mavor If Lowell.
w. Ill. ,Ri', Attorney al Law and AT Treas
U.s., E',,ion.
II. = SMITH, Mtnuflc'urero Machinery. Lowell
EIrnA III >rINGT"N. Ex ~. Gov. Ms. Lowell
pS. RlcnAEr>"~. AH'v AZ Law * Go. C"'nm'r
AR EErwx A:'y u; Law. and director # the
Va,rcs,, Rank ..""'',l
PAT 1E"NS Tor Castings. and MIDI Is =" VA
chimes. promptly manufactured. l.. ". oCOI |
LFNTS' LUNGS,
We refer oUr readers To advert ,>el!eit in an
other column. :"r full particulars concerning the
Hv-rana Of DR.. Curtis. II is said - he ono Of the
most remarkable cures. for all description If di>eas-
Is of the iung- ever discovered. L. virtues have
beer testified I" hv nun ,rc':s, who have obtained
their knowledge by the best OF all tcacher>--ex;,c
tiel.cc.
CAI IIoN.-nr. Cur.i,'s livgesna is The orignn
and only genuine article. $3.50
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, qoIvN 'Alnqsuqor Is

:! qoIeIV 'Iluqsuqor IS
'HDvD al 'H,!un,Loddo 90, ssol lI!M
Asq' 10 cum leq, u!q,!m Aldde ,snm sslu,od
"u!pEJ-d"a"u ssaql 20 luEM u! 9soVl liz pue
1som ~ shDp ~, 40 'YasM 3 ueq, sLom !! MoI
10y lou llvqs 'LsILav ALL OIL sloxosIod
AIaA els 'Is s!!q. u! pssn sIyo!,uaq' sq1 sv
'5u!Ye. sln,
-o!d 20 qounIq Sup o. AlsA!snloxs p"loA"p ~
II'A sm!. Aw pup 'ssLn.oui "lqeqs!Ladu! pus
Iulunr"q ssaql 10 uononpcId aq, IoJ usdo
81 AL'!!"', upaIL.nS..! iiEp>uunr IS aYl a
sod >lolq"V A"y tu,"'"p "il 20 lauoJov N
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OXYGFNATED BITTERs. From the Boston Morn
ing Po>t.-'i"od advice TO Dyspcptics.-In these
days of qnackerv, panacea>, and wonderful cures,
il is hardly safe to recommend any thing IN the
catalogue Of patent medicines, and we will not
knowingly mi>lead cur readers in these matters:
but when we have undeniahle proof Of the real
value of "a medicine and the testimony Of good and
estinabe citizens besides. feel It duty to give
publicity TO such remedy. The ONygenated bit-
tiers sold by Mc>>rs. Seth W. Fowle & Co., l3s
Washington Street. know have received the
sanction Of scientific men, and their virtues and ef
fcarv are fully atie>ted by many citizens Of the
E,yn">t rr-pcr;a:I.iii".
.,n .i...N ....., >u..rr;I,. weakness AMI fefang"-
ment of :he stomach nervousness and debility in
anv form. Wi never regret making fair trial Of
tets invaluable medicine.
Seth ". Fowle 4 Co., 13s Washington Street,
Boston, Prorrietors Sold by their agents every
where.
seth ". Fowe & Co.. 13s Washington street.
Boston, projectors Sold hv their gents evervw here
! j { Hinclinin. 81 JolIn>hurv: Bacon 4 Bracket
st I"hn~hurv Centre: v II McGaiity. Lyndon;
Randall 4 Hubbard, Lyndon Centre; Hill 4 F!an
dcr>. Sheffield! $ s blanchard. Glover; George
Cowlr>. Hveg,te: Clark x Narlu,n, Barnst; l;";
neV h Bin. haln Waterford.
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N Office.

N assessment Of Twenty Dollars yer share Of the
a adiIti"nal stock Of The Bunk Of Lyndon c-ant-
ed bv act OF Tie Legislature approved Nov =. 1875.
i h'r'tv or 'rrrd pavnl'r on or before The 18Th day
OF April neXt AZ SAID Bark
i, order of The I;rectors
J. A.thi.G'N, tI.h;rr.
Lyndon March g. ls56. 4.l-13
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ALL ORDERS FOR
f a / II b A y X 8
PL0W.SHA

II ND Plow Irons Of every pattern, ibv agent. and
a others) should be directed 10 the Subscriber a.
they are kept Cor sale at no other place.
He also keeps fox sale Plow shares and Plow irons
for most Flows used in the north part Of Vermont
and New Hampshire.
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store.
ALEA. LANG.
st. .Iohnsburv, March 4, 1856. e71ff
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Crockery & Glass Ware

YNIlE largest and most desirable stock of Crocke
i nv, China and Glass Wire in Caledonia com.
tv can now be seen and bought cheaper than ever
at Eff. BROWNS.
LADIES' are particularly invited TO call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing.
Feb. 28. 0:n;f
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Fch. 2s.
At market 100 Beef Cattle. - sores pairs
working oxen. 81 cows and calves 1000 sheep and
lambs, II swine.
Es.-Bcef-Extra. Q; LIST quality $50; ID
quality S; Sd do rs; ord q.
Hides. = tallow, 9; pclts Sl25 a 1857; calf
skins, I3c per lb.
Store>-l earrings none. Two years old none
Three wears old none.
Working Oxen-No sales.
Ccws and Calve~,-24 20. 2s. 81, So. 40. ~ a Sc
Sneer an Lambs-Extra, St libby lot. s.. t'
s.
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n OTICE.

ALI. unsettled accounts due 10 DIR. Newell & Ca
a hoon. and 70 lr. c. 5. Cslioon, which accrued
,.r"vous 70 january. A. b. 1856. must be cl'eed.
and payments made or notes give: TOR amounts due
without anv DELAY. iuA>- :. CAnOON.
l,u, H. ieh. :, 1856 1911
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n Office!

All unsettled accounts duo 10 Drx. Daring Il
"A Ioughton and to DIR. Darling. which accrued
previouS to January, \. D. 1856, must be cl".cd
and payment made or notes given FIR amounts due
without any delay. Z. b. DAki.IHH.
Lyndon, Fet 2, 1856 so'H
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TIMOTHY FISHERS ESTATE.
STATE UF VERMONT.

Caledonia District, SIS.
In Probate Court holden at Danviile in and for said
district on the 9Th day Of March, 1856:
SILAS HARVEY. Executor Of the will of Timo-
~ thy Fisher late Of Burke. in said district decea
sed, makes application to said court TO extend the
time heretofore allowed him TO pay the debts due
from SAID estate and to render his administration
account until some future day. Whereupon, it is
ordered by said court, that said application he heard
at the Probate office in Danville on the 26th day
Of March instant and iii, further ordered. that no
lice lie ven to all persons concerned by the publ
cation Of this order in the Caedonan printed at St
.Johnsbury, three weeks successfully, before said
hearing. BY the Court,
Attest, CHAS. 5. DANA, Judge of Probate.
A true copy Of record, glib
Attest, G. A. BURBANK, Register
ITERATION. Notice is hereby given that
IL have given my son, Andrew Emery, his time
during the remainder of his minority. and shall
pay debts Of his contracting, nor claim his wa
ges from this date. ISAIAH EMERY.
Attest. EBENEzER PLCNER.
GrotOn, March 3, 1856. 671-784
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TO SHIPPERS OF STOCK AND
WESTERN TRAVELLERS,

The subscriber would respectfully call The a,.en
ton Of persons ENGRAVING West or shippers If
stock. household furniture wagons &C. 10 the "a
cilitics offered. Having made arrangements
both hv Railroad through. and by Canal and Stca-
mers, for both Passengers al kinds Of properly
am now prepared To furnish
THROUGH TICIKETS
O contr:c' Stock and all kinds Of property from
Rutland or places on the line Of The Rutland & Bur-
liuston Vermont Central, Sullivan. Northern. a..
II ard Pas>u,np>ic Railroads. TO all places West.
by the different modes Of conveyance. aud at the
lowest prices.
From some Years experience and a pdeonal
! knowledge of the Western Routes and Country, !
feel warranted i'll asking for share of public pat
rolage. Time contracts, Receipts. Bills Of Ladng
and Insurance through when required.
! For any turim information, address
! J. J.. EDDY. Agent. st. Jchn>lurvvt.
References-E. \. Chaps, H. II. BANTER, ".
S. EDDY, Rutland.
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FARM fCCIn. SALE.

WINE subscriber oilers his farm r., >a'". -i'ra'c4
III roy about q mics north Of ST. Johns u
nv la>' \lllnCe. containing one hunire! III thirty
acres Of good land. There is ON sa.,, farm new
" yelling house AMI wood >hc,! Two barns and she'd.
ac"al Min and coal hou>e. Young apple orchard
IT grated irui, and Il small sugar orchard Sand
farm i vel w:iere,. and there running water 10
the house AVID barns Al>" l., tons Of good hav for
sale For further particulars enquire Of the sub
>crher on the premises JOEL NJ WOOD.
kN!,y. March g. l>jS STIFF
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OCLD sd. 10 those in wan. ui parts or whole
w sets "f Teeth. that he vii! devote HIS time
exclusively 10 Thre Work for one wear; co,ise-
4ucn'ly he Will Tor the Text twelve months put in
sets OF Teeth on - Gu,:a Porcha or other l,s.c
CI'EArER than was ever before Known IN Caledonia
I puiitv or ON Of il.
! y. R.-Pi"a>c call ard ZOE if tn, mean, som,
M,h0 or nothing
+ 81. Joti.,tur Feb. g.. 1855. 3:1tf
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We tender our hearty acknowledgements to ou,
kind friends in LuneNburg and Concord. for Their
highly interesting social gathering and abundantly
LIBERAL DoxAriox paid to us on the day and eve
ming Of the gath ult
The suJsta initial tokens oftheir afTectionate esteem
amounted to about THIRTY fOCR DOLLARS. nearly
one half in money and the rest in commodities IA
valuable. Having thu. consecrated to God the
first fruits of the opening year, while We offer tt
them our cordial THINKS, we sincerely pray tina,
the blessings of our Heavenly Father may rest w.
on their souls. their social interests. and upon al
their possessions and labor of their hands the Com
ing year. LCClCS ChlCkERlNG,
c. p. CIIICKERlNG.
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NEW FIRM!
X EW GOODSi

VV>HE undersigned having formed a coIartrer>h.r
under the style Of Hall ( Higgins ;iaee Gated
themselves in the Store trtiIerlv oc;'iirit ia E.
Hall h Co, where they intend to keen ~ large an
assortment. of Goods be found in this ,,arf 81
the State. All who are in want 81 DRY Gmni..
Hardware. Ciockerv ar Groceries. respectfully
invited to call and before pure 49, ing ci,e-
where HALL r. HIGGINS
-. .'ohnshirv, l eb. 4. le56 .'Sstf
P-S.-We are daily receiving from market new
style Icia;nr>. Prints. md Other dress Goods ~
we'll a. Siieetig>, btliiiu-. Stripes, Drills. &c.
H.&N
lies. manufacturers l.. ' XIV ,r1Sf 2re. from the
lowest lrce>. ara WARRANT perfect satisfaction.
;. A. Hills.
81. Inhr>fuir, Jru "a lS.S
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ATKINSoN
Partisan Tooth Paste.
q UNIQUE preparation for cleansing the teeth.
N arre.ting decay. and imFarting healthy hue
10 the gums and lips. and a delightful odor 10 the
breath. AMANDlNEmr charpe! hands. Lulin'>
and Harrison'> perfumes. with = variety of rich
shaving and toilet soaps and creams. for sale O,
RINGHAM'S DRUG STORE.
ST. Jotnsburv Feb -, 1856.
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The rich old spinster who died at New
ton, New Hampshire, late.,, lett S3S,4l9
She was all her life getting ready to he mar
ried and had stored up 1872 sheets, CO cover
lids, ~ blankets, p beds with 1920 pounds
Of feathers, 81 towels, "a table covers and
AZ handkerchief, while the whole amount OF
her wearing apparel did not exceed ten do!-
lars value
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Caledonia Countv Medical Association

The next regular meeting OF this Association will
be holden at St. Jollnsbury Plain, Tuesday, March
IL, 1856 at 10 O'Clock. A N.
CHAS. 5. CAHOON, Secretary.
We advise purchasers Of Fancy Goods and Toys
or superior Fireworks. to call IN Holden. Cutter &
Co.. extens we importers. Is and II kby st Boston
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49,! Dwelling-H House
E!!: FOR SALE.

4A The subscriber will sell his .i.raton.
located ON Prospect Street. The house is large.
convenient. well finished and well supplied with
water. Ii is one Of the most desirable locations in
the village. ANY wishing va buy " .it""s",
will do we to call and examine the buildings and
location before purchasing For further particulars
enquire Of the subscriber. GEO. DOWNING.
st. JoInsburv, March 8. 1856. slit
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III the West ard South West,
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-\EKMONTERS AT THE WEST.-The
Rutland Herald calls attention to the fact
that IN the Munici pal election held, last week
in Detroit. the rival candidates tor Mayor,
d. NJ. ILL., de and A. W. Buell., were bolt
|ermOnters-both Rutland County men and
both from the same town, CastIeton. The
former is straight out, efficient and out
spoken Republican, the latter an equally
well known Democrat OF the Douglas stripe.
lie was IN Congress in lSjO-voted for the
compromise measures, fugitive slave law aud
all, and has since taken grounds with the
Kansas apoIosists. We are gratlfed to see
that Mr.. HyIe was elected by 200 majority