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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

The TYFB BAETEHr.-Mr. Fry, of the Now
York press, being called Ito reply to a toast
in honor Of the craft, at the late celebration Of
the typographical Society, made very excel
lcntspeech-the speech of the evening decidedly
lin the eouse Of which he said:
There are two kinds of weapons. We have
Taixhan guns, Mimic rifles and Sharpes rifles;
hut there is one thing that shoots further than
al these. II Is the shot from the type battery.
1tg0es round the world; 1t circles cities and
threads plains 1T wends its way through woods;
it rattles in the rigging of the ship on tho most
distant seas; II is never spent when aimed high,
but ricochets striking with fresh force every
form Of evil, dishonor and oppression. In firing,
then, let your aim always be true, and remeu!
Der that to hit the mark. aim little above it.
This Is handsomely said. There can be no
doubt of the power Of this formidable battery,
but It ought not to be forgotten that it is pow.
eTfl1 for evil as for good We're it always and
universally enlisted in the cause Of truth and
peace, who can estimate the valuable results to
human knowledge and happiness that it would
produces But, unfortunately, Its good is not
uhmfxed; itoften cxcites civil and social convul-
Fions and discord, and ministers TO low and gro
Yelling passions.
An LsyEESAn MACHINE The New York Bx-
press contains an account Of an attempt, ON
Wednesday, to ruin German in that city with
the aid Of an "infernal machine" The Express
says:
About 1ao'slocls on last Sunday night, Mr..
John BnrEott, 9 shoemaker, residing at No. so,
West 18th street. was reused from his Slumbers
by,hearing the window of his room open, loca.
ted on the 6Tst floor of thcptemises; Immediately
after which heavy substance which had been
thrown in, fell upon the floor. Mr. Burgott not
spprehending any danger. jumped out of bed,
and discovered what appeared to be a junk bot
tieIyfrS on the floor, very near the bed. He
pieked L up, but had no sooner done SO than it
exploded causing loud report, and nearly
taxing the life of its intended victim. The face
and eyes Of Mr.. Burgott were terribly burned,
the right arm was nearly torn from his body, by
the Blugs bits Of iron, spikes, nails, &C. contain
ID "a tie internal machine, which was nothing
less than 9 heavily charged torpedo, manufac-
SuFed, doubtless, to take the Life of Mr. B. The
feshS xas torn in the most iightfnl manner from
several Of the unfortunate mans limbs, and he
81 rlcstrsted upon the loer in state Of in
senaibility.
The Explosion was 50 violeut tliat It not only
& uused every personin tho immediate vicinity,
auiisft not whole light of glass IN bodybuilding,
but shook down partitions, plasteriDg, and break.
jns rnisrors, dis6ess6c. As soon as the fright
orI,sd fteIa of Mr. Burgott's family could re.
eoyer their SENSES, they found him lyfpg on the
sloor appaFsh gls aeed and the house on fire The
flame McFe extipgliished without much damage,
andi I, ply ;cian called to attend tue suffering
victim. Z, - 8 ~
has been asEfstad upon suspicien
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01
spRING ELEC TIoN@

I'VE charge T4yr DOLLARS for inserting neaiatioAs ter
sheriff. 10 be paid Invariably in advance reraens rot eo-
Ilyngwith tids rule YIN uusFstaqd Why thess announce
raents do not Aprear.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01
H1nrAk-The Newburyport Herald of We'd.

awe regret to learn that some unfavorable
circumstance have forced merchant, late Of
this city, and deeply interested in freighting
rEiips, 70 suspension Of payments, where the
demands against him areTeported to exceed 500,
COO, il FrzH-s =f1ss - ~ a45T
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01
TTIZFSlS G4lYDWATE

ME. EorTuR Please otse many citizens
our worthy fvuow-czrr ISAAC coTTs, Is . candidate
IN ,he en,aip Spring Election, for the once Of Sheriff Of
, 0' fsss s'al's' MANY cT1zEss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

gA good article viii always triumph over any pretend
cd imitation. been said that city paradise
Of hunabag but let really critorous srIcle capable Of
doing all that promised for IT. will stand the test Of
any OppcsCn dependent upOn notOrct; and Hos
letters famed stomach Bters bear evidence Of this for 1t
has hec, taken hold by people and tried and not
found wanting curing any Of Dyspepsia FORM
When these facts are known, why should be appreelS
ted aud used by everybody.
T-For safety al tse principal Drpss'sts and by hotels
ssnsfauy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01
1CanT1ON

DR.. Morse's Invtsorating Cordial eOuHtsssa
by unpFipcplrl persopss---s, ~ ,,,,,
In future all the genuine Cordial will have the pros'V
facsimile pasted the cork Of each bottle, and The 10"
lowing. words blown In the glass: sa -. 80,
nDr. Morse's 1nvigorating Cordial
c. II. RING, PROPRlET0R, NJ:
The Cordial Is putup, highly ecncrnFatsl' IN !"1'
bottles. Price s. per bottle, two for f., six for H.
For sale by LAUGIILISS 4 DUS1lEiELp,
Tnh26ii8Hl VI - Wholesale DFugkists 3 MoiTos e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

coSrRADicr1oS. The United Service Gazette,
a wcll:informed military authority published in
London. has the following in its last issue:
orders have been issued for the return to Eng
land Of regiments from service in the Crimea,
that no directions have been given for the cm-
barkation of regiments to Canada, and also that
no orders have been given to the brigade Of
Guards to send any more drafts to thsEast"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

NoTE-we will be pleased to furnish our pamphlet any
desiring it, totaIhE ll exposition Of The disadvan
tages credit the udrGnlpss Of the cash System
respectively.
ri!lSI--!fw:wlm +. W. B. & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01
For Sale
-TaVern @ Rent
Hotel for Sale.
House AND LOT FOR SALE

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
TIME undersigned orrs or sale his House
Market street, East side, between Monroe and Cuiuu
The lat is ~ feet front, with agood Brick Dwelling
and outbnildIuES.
twill Oe soIdl0w and accommodating terms, ard pos.
session given any time after LIST Of October.
srps J. n. zrMNER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

Ma. rD,+os-rlras. announce THOMAS r. sHAILoRoss
as he people,. candidate for Sheriff the ensuing spring
election. no one que.Ot eeoliar fitness for the office
By 70 doiag you vis o5tGs
tArsn. and Times caps and charge shis oafesl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

ALTOGETHER FOR CASH
This being the know arll Goods at prices
much btlots those who have bought aud SELL credit 1t
z not necessary TO cnunerate the different articles
Our socEis complete, particularly in DoIDcstIcrs Those
search Of good Goods, at prices lotrer aR bFS
may thNtwc ready accommodate them
Our fsrns CASH, and doing business
ah:T II. VI. BAssErr CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

TO ZHH VcZgRS OF ONO COUNTY.
Ir-spectuIs announce myself candidate for the Office
of sheriff, at dc coming spring election
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

Az IsyEaSAp MAcnlsE-The New York Ex-
press contains an account of an attempt, on
"Wednesday, to ruin German in that city with
the aid Of an "infernal machine" The Express
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01
DALLyY,s GENUINE Pam EXTRACTOR.

por sale vbo.etais and se.srby
kq.7 LAGGKLLSS6 BESNFZELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

: First4zWhethero or not the plaintiff in this
. action inteFmarried with the defendant, as is
j alleged in the complaint in this aetiollg A.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01
INIECT NEW LiFE

DR. MoRsE'S INyIGoRArISG CORDIAL
to Operate unspent The Influence 1t uniform
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-01

To Mr..rs Mortimer { oxSray Ral,aoFe street, bal.
1ore.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01
TIE nATEST NEWS
BOSTON DAILY TRAVELLER, MCEN.
ING EDITIlN.

NTlMILAIED by The flat.srng coun.elarce
~ ana generous appreciation Of the reading com
muuI'y. through which their Iounial has extern
>Ivc.N Circu,9t"d, the Publishers 81 tnr lEANtI-
ItK have determined 10 withhold up Efforts. which
Ictaa.arv ant industrial means can supply, not
" 10 preserve thc hgI estimation vii On their ua~:
las'or- nave achieved, but t. merit more exalted
appreciation and a still " der patronage. such a>
shall c:Vc the TRAVELLED without a rival among
rs contemporaries, The liberia: tv with which Il
discrin mating tubIic have heretofore responded 10
their enterpr>" ustItic> the assurance on te part
of the PrnrlcorS. that an increase ct their cndcav
or> To- c,!ty and entertain the rca'.ing community
Wi | meet with commensurate increase nt the al
ready extensive circulation Of III. TRAVELLER
TIE Prcprictnr> Of the TRAVELLER have there
fore completed arrangements 10 i>~ur Il MORNING
T. iton of 'hc TRAVELLER. wi.,ch VIII be clrculat-
ed hv \cw>mcu and Periodical Dealers on the CASH
tIAN
\" expense has been spared IN securing the rer,
b,A tHi for the columns # the TRAVELLER: and
our EDITORIAL AND HEPOEl OHiAL FORCE
has been ORG t,zel in such a dior ugh manner thai
every Item OF lew> OF any Importance II every par
Of HE world >ila hc promptly gwen to our read
cr>. which, with other tao tic~ for obtaining the
news, Will enable Us TO furnish the reading publ,
al that can hc desired
The terms OF the MORNING TRAVELLED
will he two cents per copy, or Six Dollars
YEAR III advance.
CySolibv New>men every where.
All orders Will be promptly responded 70, an,
should lie ld!rc>>e, 10 MUEIIllNG ON. FLAN
DtES Got Id Publishers. Traveller buildings
State street. Boston.
He lEANELIEE will be for sale every day in 81
Jcm>bnrv. al /. w. Howard> Book Store.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01
READY rssAtsEs f.knTtf;NC
Z ARK ER,s
Compound Cream of Lily
FOR HE
Preservation & Beautifying Of
2 II = II a re-

VINHlS valuable preparation excites the scalp to a
Il new and healthy action, cleaI!,es il from scUrt
and dan irut'. prevents the hair from falling of ami
cure, those eruptye diseases which often appear
upon the head 'aiso gives the iiara rich and
beautiful appearance. uncquallcd by ANYTHING of
the kind For the toilet a.i-S viii find ,his an ad
mrabe article, as il gives .uxurrit hriilialrv t.
tue ha'r. causing II 70 curl and rcinovmg all that
unnatural han >hnes> AID dryne>s Of the hair which
often preceie lis loss No lady should be withou.
bottle : II Will be much hcti for - fragrance
Price 81 ] cents per bottle. sold only by the
Proprietor. " HENRI PARKER.
IT. Iotlsbury House. s.. John>burv. VT 1901
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01

WV W. LII1LE"S> ESTATE.
Administrators Sale.

DJF>I Ant I" an order Of Cont, will be sold
L at Public Auction on the 23i day of December
next on the premises the following Real Eestate,
viz
About eight or nine acres Of land, and water
privilege near the Village in Ira>burgh. on which
is Saw Mill, Machine Shop. Iron Foundry,
Black>mith'S shop. Starch Mill frame. partly en-
closed. three dwelling houses, out buildings. Store
houses, &c. Also the equity right of redemption
of !: small house and lot near and d. ,,irg the
before mentioned property. together with guam
t;ty Of Window frames, Sash and Glass. with other
articles of personal property.
The SHOPS contain a Flaming Machine. Circular
Saws. Turning Lathe Tcu,ent Iichiue, Nc, Nc
all il good running order
Tie property l. situated on Black river within q
fourth of mile Of III" Court House. aud with,
three or four mile. uf the Pas>unI>lc Railroad
now in process OF cXtcnSIon-ard ~ whole thi:
prnIprtv j. cons dce to be one Of tht most desra
be water prIv re. in northern Vermont
The incuinhrance>. heretofore existing to pre-
vent sale Of the property are now removed. ali,
thre-tate must be sold without reserve.
sab, 10 commence at 10 O'Clock, 4 VI. Term
nate knownat the time and place Of sale: tn
premises Will be shown and information given a
any time Oh application To the sus.ci be-.
". i. kIMBALL. Amir
IrasbUrsh, Oct. 30. loj6 I00J-12
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DEATHS.

GAIIUEp--In S'ai-.c:;d. or IKE Eth Instant In
" y na'."rd, wiz Of J. W Baxter. Esq, agc' %
N""r>.
IA>A-h Waterbury, oct. 81. Of consumption N.
NHrja e. baua only daughter Of Mr. George "
pala a-,-I - years and 4? months.
N'tINEY--In Albany on Tie 18th instant Flo
ri Act bury. a-"I IS Years.
FAr">-In Covc'trv, ON the 10Th instant. Mr.
Thomas Eaton. aged - wears
Ew"op-A GAINESVILLE. Alabama October
l"th OF tHpholI fever, Hr. 'irorgD I4,tcrw"ol. on
" ION Of Hon Ah.l IAdcrwoo. OF Wells River
y ...l y NrHr,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01
READY.MADE CLOTHING

large and ma Re Up III the very best work msnk-
mailrer-aIiot their Own NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
OF Dress Erock an! Sack Coats Frock and Sac a
Ovclc"a,s. silk Velvet. Satin. Fisured six and
Lasting Vests. Hi-ck AM Fancy lt".>hin Pants all
prices. roch>. ovrra>. Red and Blue Overs nrts
&c. Rubber '''"!> II all kinds latest >tvic Hat,
and Caps. ST: llrt. all prices and qualities: thick
ana thin H"o'> lIunh>, Na>t-, Carpet Bag, M
hreiia> Ne &c.
her Patrons an! the Public are invite, 70 cal
and rNHin'.c their excessive stock. and one
wishing &" bay any oi tIr above good, IL a tt,,
advance from cost. wIll find iur their in. rest i
ua.r where thei can get go,i bargains all have =
chance 20 select from lrgr ami desirable stock O:
foods. v. II. Pc lbs.
". H. HORIZON
Opposite The Fa~>Vmp>ic House, Railroad stree,
-. ,Iri.l..tl.rv. Vermont. 99.tf
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For Sale or to Let!

'1>HE Subscriber offers for sale or 10 lct. urcr
. reasonable terms. his honc>tcsd al Lyudon
Corner. cons ting of two new and connexions
dwelling houses and ont bu ililng> and a,,nnt s.v
ell acre. of land CORRECTED herewith The huild
inga rev and large. and ranged with all The
modern conveiicncc> ana the land j. III the lljghe,.
sac Of improvement.
Apply to Il. {. & o. ". Cahoon Lyndon Corner.
or the subscriber. Providence. Rhode Island
HTNHY $ BARTLETT
I.vrdon OCt 20 1896 Ioo4,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01

20 preferred Stock in the Con,
~ nectlcut X i':i>-um)>.c River, hn.,goa.i ar,
heIe''' hp'"c" 'iat an assessment 81 ten PR ,tnt
ha> been lard payable The I-:h Of l,-ceu.ts.
next. az ei'he: OF the following Banks. vlz-i'eo
PIE hank' Bans Of Orleans. Bark If Lyndon
Passump>ic or .:radfur! Banks or a. tho 1r.o.,r
ers Office No. I Merchants Exchange. E,.,,n.
Per order ii tl.- Dire, tors
~ T. LOl L"iNG. rrea.,rer.
October .. $50. 1000 ,oo-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01
feseMtststWs GcoDs I:

consisting Of Stocks. Ties tr:lvat~ Neck and Peck
et landkcrche els Cloves He icrv Ffrlcti B1,uln>
White and Fancy Shirts, Under SHIRTS and Draw
er>. Su>len!ers. &r &c.
Grateful Tor HE LIBERAL patronage they have re
ceve! the past season. ask Il continuance aud take
pleasure ~ saving that al who VII favor them VIII,
their patronage. shah DC evy.c ~ receiving goo
Goo!- AZ low lrcc>.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01

The Panorama continues To move before the
spectator for nearly two hours and takes him
over Six Miles through the streets of New
York City, in the mids, of it's b,,si,,css-in
places aud through streets which to a stranger
would be of most interest, and he would bc
most likely to visit; and while he is apparently
passing along, he has extended pcrspectiv"
views of the buildings on both sides of upwards
of Fifty Streets-which collectively bcir.
view of the City and It's People, as it would
appear to him if he were to go there, and walk
through the streets among the people, the hustle
and c,mlusivD of Our Empire City. lie
will have faithful and exact view of the mag
nificent Churches. public and private Buildings.
the Shipping and Steamboats,, Horses and Cat.
riaycS. OmnbScs, Railroad Cars, and H.,
Thousands Of People who daily tI,rons
the streets of New York. Distinguished m
and acq,,aintances are readily recognized anonl
the crowd of persons in the streets. The signs
can be read the same as if you were in the city,
as all are faithfully represented upon this
paintinS-|u!,c and private professions. Mill
tary Companies. Fircmcn and their Engines,
Bands of Music, &c, &c. While the Pan
Drama moves before the *l'ccta'or, over 'N,
Horses and Carriages pass in view, and more
than IH,tsW Of the pee pie OF the city. at their
daily business.
/: is impossible to state all that is to be sees
on tits moving painting. Persons in viewing
it c;.s! hardly persuade themselves a' th:v as
not ;.t;,;iIy in tn" city ;smong lis business ans
misunderstanding the citizens ald strangers,
they really are, in every day life. at their :.ss'
> cations: and persons unacquan'r.i i'll New s"..
city, will get better view, and Gain c1c-c
Information of the city and its people. b.
t once seeing this Panorama, than they would to
actually visit the city and walk it's streets and
,o:ung!ii;,rcS for ten days as thousands of per
,ois have TESTIFIED.
1T each exhibition, of the E'a:,oraHs,. IN il
;::s:,;;ss before the spectator AN Explanatory
d Lecture will be givct by MIR. GEoRGE DoEl.,
NE Of the prOprictor>, or Mr.. Albert MOI
on. or ID. G. DaElOn-iIl,lStrativc of New
aor!. City, its statistics. business ami is
,oHrccs-:ts people, their "go-ahca.!-;,'i;
:;c:;s, manners and c,iSton,s-t,lucil va|uaI.:s
m knowledge Of great Importance to stranger
an Of general and instructive information
s tn E,yElsyn0Dv
t. Will exhibited at St Jolnsury. in UNION HALL. Flna
Saturday and Monday evenings Nov and TO- at O'clock al
so Saturday afternoon, Nov at o'clock ADM % emit
Children II H. Families and Parties. pc sons: LOO
The St. Johny Conct Band will be in attendance each
Ming ALBERT NORTON, Ayt
IiOi.lUA TIltiHti! NEW FIRM!
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01
Singers Sewing Machine I!

THESE celebrated hines practical and nrott-
a, i>t III all parts Il la. Civ!liz. world In all r VA
nous trades and III al fabric cloth or
hal' they have ttcf ili, tried and approved Sewing
machines 81 other Manufacturers often fail work ut
S-tl Mt lilies always operate perfectly being strong
dHidi" ana t"nrct" IN V"tiV ahi merchandising
perfect SEA- g mae lime kept cniuN ell affords profit
"i Sif'a year but an Imperfect OH. constant
NtAt'l' ana -. The reliability ii hines is one
great lt'>"n "r their Unparalleled popularity.
Mt lilies family Iig. trail and delicate CON
stfit rIi are recommended 10y other Such
ht' hiic~ are MADE L" catch the hot perform sui,
stial Work The tr1h family hines ollrt
TOT" >tr"lec! ttdIalv other tCas thu, skill
I'LL MANI, Than when sold L. naritt trcr> ami
greater variety 81 work The hines fi,h have bro,
Ell t">t iT all other purposes must he best family use
ana fhcN are Singers, The speed "f machines has
LATELY been doubled No other can compare With them il
quantity OF work.
Er New ma, hines Of the latest iurrovcd S+vI.
viii he exchanged liberal Tor old wing machine
manufacturers Local agents Waited To- sell our ma
chimes vA
B-Al persons desiring full information about sew win,
machines obtain by appi, in Tor copy Il NJ Sing
eI p> t'alcttt paper devoted entirely the
II VIII b' >'ih traits VI >IN''EK co
Plnt / pal Office. 1913 RroaiW ay, New York
EkANtH OFFICES
A. IIanoverst. Boston li2 chestnut st Phla.
81 c> lister Il Prov AZ Chestnut Ealti, orc
= b. az I N'"aGh. y East Fourth Il Cincinnati
81 broad~ aN. Albany. y y chicago. Illinois
tipNrI>N HE. New York - NurthSt st Ioui.
- haici- New Haven. Il harlc- New Orleans
II Buchanan i Giis-ow. > Dal.IAiil> st. Mobile
scotland Inl l6
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01
New Goods. New Goods

II>l received in httre,!-c> Block ats. .Iewet,'s
- Dry Goods Store. i. JuhI>hllrv.
Flo nj AMI choice Dress Silh> trulv beautiful
and Yer. CHEAP. Rich black >.lts.
>il.t.!il /. bel, all c"l"r~ ana shades; two
'frt>;:ni l.r.- very handsome DeLauic>; any
GH1ri'Itv "i Ly"mc~"; P.ad-. l'eRasc-, Pop
Nl> hucu Slr,Ie>. Aiplr't>. & &c. la short
,irc~> goods 81 :.no>' ci,te-, variety. Cashmere,
Eav St>tt. SIh and lAltlct
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01
Straw Heifer.

(NANE into the enclosure cf the Subscriber
u about * weeks since Il wv, wears OIL! heiter-
bright red with little white on her belly; she is
Of ,nidng >iZe and rather tame. he owner l.
requested I" prove property pay damages and take
her aHav JOHN WEBB.
luAeuburg Oct. Is, 1855. 1908
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4 H. persons indebted to The firm OF q 4. Ran
4 y dan Co.. viii find Their books in tie hnlrl>
Of ). w. >her. at Lyndon Centre and are r,,.ue>;
ei to make immediate 'y'uent for the account
must be settled before the 10Th Of Noyenber rext
or Cost VIII ue hiiile. Fer Ori!cr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-01

ITliER TRACY. of Concord y. Y !. firmly
ttiankfui Tor past tlvnrS in Tins place and 81
cliltv and still kindly solcIt, their further patron
ace. He Will t'e III 81. Johns bury in IN. month of
\"v-nbcr when he viii attend 10 every cal. in his
profession. those wishing his service. ont of town.
please leave ord; T. early at thi, office
81. Jonn>burv Ger. IL lc.6 IOOi-6
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Fall G. Winter Goods,

consisting OF German FL sli>h. French AM Amsri
can Bto-Ico:-. Black and Fancy Do,.>kns. NJ
prices. Fancy C4>>i,n"re,. and a splendid a>sor,
mert "i Satin. + cared silk and SILK We've, Yes:
inSS. F., -Ii>h Eraver Pilot and Eroadco,h Over
coati:gs, and iu.l assortment OF ,.!pr, irIm
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be- exhibited a. tatOt IN the Methodist
church. TUESDAY afternoon and evening. Nov.
ih; at Dsn,'ilr, IN the BApts, church.
W,d' ,,'a, irrmtGNo, 'l.artliur>''a! ~
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seven lock ~ ~. .Iohn>hurv III Union
Hall, FRIDAY. Saturday and Monday Even
Iug,. November :. ) and IT,. and Saturday
Afternoon. November :. AZ Hr,, q, Iork.
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FOR SALE /!

Vf'IIE Dwelling House. Barn and She'd where |
L now reside. Iii the Village OF Lower Water
ford with about irUr acres 81 land under good
cl!iIvai.Ui.rn whCil there thrifty orchard con-
sJs'lg ii shout 80 Trees, most of which grated
with the choicest varieties Of fruit here is a
good well U water IL; 9TH house and barn and els.
a u1Ilsr
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