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Communication.
corres.lpo,srdfeaee Of ne sm,yr,s.a Tsimes.s,,,
EAssr,,oosy. Pa, IA pril 10Th. 1856.

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,,.,..sa, !, aEAsToS, Pa, April 10Th. 1856.
No. Editor :-Pennsylyania has many beau
tifal and fourshing towns; but doubt if there
are many which snrpass Easton in beauty. pic
tlresqueness, modFrn Improvements, and thrift
-+-iulelligence and business-attainment of its
citizens. lis eastern border is laved by the
waters of the noble Delaware, dashing and
flaming on their meandering march to the Bay
10 mingle VITA the briny deep. .,,gy.. ....
The streets are regularly laid out: crossing
each other at right angles, with "public
square, for which many towns in this section
seats. la the centre OF the square, is the court
house, an antiquarian structure, incommodious
and diIdpidated, and which the citizens of Eas-
Ion would like TO see removed, and more eie-
CANT bsilling erected on its site. rfi.a,e4 : f.
lafayette College is. located here, and stands
an elevation Immanding fine view ofthe
town and surrounding country. ou the south
side of the College is Alright of stairs of about
300 steps leading from the street near Bishkil
creek, TO the College. Many poor Freshman
has been rnede to ascend and descend those
steps on fool's GRAND during his initiation
iato the. mysteries of college lie. s'Asnumber
Of our Distinguished men graduated at this In
,tndtion. 1t is quite flOurishing at the present
,;mnaa1Hs sidI 4FtseHs1ia = 80 q s4Ha az .aBs
Easton has a number of churches. school
houses, .hoiels-+sone elegant and eostly-pri-
,ate residences and two Banks.ai A forgery was
praciised on ome of them short time since,
whereby they were swindled out of s3sf.00.--
An individual presented letter and a draft
with the signature affixed of a gentleman who
did business at the Bank, desiring draft on
Philadelphia (which was given. The next day
the scamp called on Mr.. Smith in Philadel.
phia, with forged letter Of Introduction, OBJ
tanned his signature Of endorsement, and the
draft was duly honored at the City Bank. A few
days. afler, the, whole transaction was ascer.
timed 10 be a very cool piece of forgery. The
officers Of the Bank acknowledge take-in fol
S3S4--less one-fourth Of one per cent. for ac
coaimodafiOn. There was a forgery on Tho
Allentown Bank, few dayssince for $500. A
man was robbed there of 500, short time
ago. People should be on their guard. Th,
rascals have not all gone to Nicaragua; thoogl
some of them may be preparing an outfit sas,,
The FRIENDSHIP temperance generally, approve
of the License Law recently passed by tn,
Legishturb; hoping, and undoubtedly, it vii
shut up the lager beer saloons, low tipPIinl
shops, and "bell-hfles," where cOngregate tn
viIest; the dissolute, and within whose dissipa
ted haunts aud polluted precincts are nightl
broils. rows, fights and MURDERS Temperate
men feel that stronghold Of The enemy ha
been taken by the enactment Of the late lav
and they are determined to push on the colun
until the great citadel from which emanates /
much crime and iniquity, shall finally surrende
.- mr. - : .VIAToR.
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OF The following item is going the rounds,
and we publish it with an inquiry as TO 'wheth-
er poor Douglas is any worse shah thousands
of those who have and will read it: A. Doug
las died at Troy, N. Y, few days ago, leav-'
ing property worth $l,000.O00. His whole
life was devoted to getting money and keeping
a. "a Il sfaa5l's4 .fH ft Ir
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attribute that has rendered Waverly and Ivan
hoe IAN essential portion of our libraries. As
much as we deplore ii, we have to admit it,
Wheeling Gag. 9Gi .iIi li9W Eas yibauBs a39ls
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-e...t .1if.,. 1874 ~. ,soHA !eA, HA...aiffW
% "a widow, residing ~ the village, OF
Dutchy, France, recently coWmilted suicide by
shutting herself ppI "a box, She was found
two days afterwards, carefully wrapped up in
linen. Although upwards Of. 80 years Of age,
il is said that disappointed love was the. cause
Of this act Of dispair. hse
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or A lawyer recently attempted to palm
himself of as Rufus Choat in neighboring
town. AT the suggestion of printer, who
was present. the" writing test'' was applied
to him. lie wrote legible sentence, and was
Immediately kicked out Of the company. Siii.
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SALT FOR WHEAT.-Thoodore Perry saws
IN the Prairie Farmer, that he sowed one and
half bushels of salt per acre, upon one half
OF ten acre field, just after seeding it with
Spring wheat, and the result was the sailed
portion was ready for the sickle five days ear
lier than the unsalted portion and not particle
OF rust, scab or smut could be found, and the
increase Of crop he estimated at five bushels
per acre.
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OF The Aboltionists, headed by Gerrit
Smith, Lewis Tappan, and William Goodell,
have called national convention, to meet at
Syracuse on the 25th of May, to nominate ma
tional candidates favorable to the abolition of
slavery. They say the Republican party does
not go far enough; its anti-slavery being con-
fined 20 kansas
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o. During the examination of witness az
to the locality of the stairs in house, the coun-
sci asked him
(Which way did the stairs run %
The witness, who, by the way, is a noted
wag, replied
"One way they ran up stairs, but the other
way they ran down stairs
The learned counsel wuked both eyes, and
then took look up at The ceiling.
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PRESENT TO NEAI Dow.--The ladiesofPort-
land have recently presented 10 Neal Bow a
beautifulxsilTer salyer snd four silver goblets.
Ii Dir. Dow has some enemies in Portland he
has also troop Of friends. ISIS a@ e et
.iitilaaah p NAiIHh Nnihaa8 Mails aassta aaa rs :
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or tits said that Mrs. Stowe, the author of
Uncle Toms Cabin, will soon put to press a
work illustrating the alleged degradation of
the poor white population ofthe South She
expects to make 1t appear that Uncle Toms
miseries are but part of the results Of slavery,
has white brethren keeping him company in
the same. eAt@l tli :
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JOHN TYLER LEcTURiNG ON THE DEAD or MS
CABINET.-The South Side (Va) Democrat
states that Ex-Presideht Tyler is about to de-
liver a lecture upon the "dead ofhis Cabinet"
The Democrat says:
In that Cabinet were the accomplished
Legare, the elegant and erudite Upshur, the
brilliant Gilmer, and those twin giants oftheir
age, Webster and Calhoun. Scarce ten years
have passed since the illustriouss gallery Of
statesmen, urists and scholars filled the offices
Of the Cabinet, but one by one the. nation has
put on mourning for them, and he who gather.
cd them around hfh TO bear with him the grea'
responsibilities Of his time, and sharethe heayy
duties ofhisi post, lives still 10 speak their eu
loglsm. Need we add that il will bio iribut,
worthy even Of the mighty dead ~,
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Music.

20, music - exclaimed prattler, his eyes
beamIng with delight, as he was offered jews
harp. " There's musc,' said father, whose
head was slvered by sixty years, stepping
eagerly forward to listen TO two happy voices
gliding over familiar duty. This is true
music" said European prince, at the perform
ance, of musical piece, which now has a
world celebrity. ~ s....i 81. .~..... -.
The love Of music seems to have been origi-
nally implanted in mans nature, SO extensively
has it been practiced in some rude or cultivated
style, in every age OF the world. Almost all
find degree of pleasure in hearing it. Ii we
trace the pages of history through ancient or
medieval times, we discover at almost every
step, some illustration of its power over indi-
viduais, or proof of its influence on national
character. The case of the Hebrew monarch
subdued by The music of the youthful shepherd
is in point here. A cheftain IN Southern Africa
offered the sovereignty be possessed, for a musi-
cal instrument of trilipg value. ......t
The Jewish nation, during the reigns of her
greatest and best kings, felt the influence Of
sacred music emanating from the sanctuary to
the remotest hamlet in their land. The Gre,
clans, the most highly civilized of pagan ma.
tions for centuries, while rising to the rank Of
| the first power in the world, acknowledged
/ the potency of music at their great national
games. Striking examples are afforded at the
present day Of the power it lends in moulding
character to u particular model, in Germany
and Italy. Nor is the influence Of music
hough not apparently SO great, perhaps, as in
teveral other countries, in any wise nconsider
able in the United States. The influence flows
in many channels. Ii is felt in the street, il
the family circle, in the church, in the schoo
room, and the public concert room. 1t effect
good or evil, though gradual and often unno
ticed, is yet real and vast,
If then. we are benefited, and our happiness
4 is promoted by music, how desirable its cultiva,
4 ton and Improvement If it sometimes, BY
giving vice fascinating appearance, does child
hood aud youth untold evil. how carefully SHOULD
!. they be shielded from its influences in immora
song.-Cor. Ocean Wave.
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"" How do | look, Pompey Z" asked
young dandy of his servant, as he finished
dressing.
Elegant, massa you look bold as lion''
Z" Bold as lion, Pompey! How do you
know! You never saw lion
80, yes, massa, seed one down to massa
Jenkins, in de stable"
Down to Jenkins, Pompey! Why you
great fool Jenkins hasn't got any lion-that's
jackass."
Can't help it, massa, you look just like
him.
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'srGss oF PBosPERIrY.--T following lines,
which coatain as much truth as poetry, are
IRON Inc 'th'hese.rrs 9iaaoA ia .hlaIaasis'
Where spades grew bright, and idle words
grow dull 90 isia wa sea - asFnA2Asfs
Where jaiis are empty, and where barns are
full; ,UaGN
Where churcl-patbs arctwith frequent feet out
.8a worm. 4sag drgt nat 81 rfwsFH 4 81
law court yalids sVeedy, silent and forlorn;
Where doctors foot IL, and were farmers ride,
Where age ailouads, and youth is multiplied:
Where these signs are they clearly indicate :.
A happy people and well governed state. - :.
Fscrs WoRrH K SowIsG.--Corn meal should
never be ground very fine, it injuries the rich
ness of it.4a sai - .fsl .AY1ff4.t ~ aNes
Timber cut in the spring and exposed TO the
weather with the bark 90, decays much sooner
than that eutiin tho fall. "a t.a.s - eaf4ei
Salt Is NECESSARY to the health of horses, cat
tie and steep. and they should be supplied
with It at REGULARLY stated intervals through
out all seasons of the year iqnlo1a ssiasaa N
Wounds IN cattle are quickly cured by wash
ing several tines day vilh the yolk Of egg
I'D spirits OF turpentine. 80 So ~
&est' - tta4.t Eas1 W.
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A SINGULAR DIscovERY.-A correspondent
in Virginia, says the Dayton Empire, writes
us that while some hands employed by Mr..
Keavons, we're digging out cellar in Bote-
tourt CO., Va, about four miles from Buchanan
they came upon a quantity of coin, consisting
Of some eight pieces, in an iron box about four
teen inches square. The coin was larger than
o dollar, and the inscription in a language who'll
ly unknown to any person in the vicinity
Upon digging down some sixteen inches lower,
they came TO a quantity of iron implements of
q singular and heretofore Unseen shape. Sew
eral scientific gentlemen have examined into
the matter, and had come to the conclusion
that the coins, together with the various other
curiosities, must have been placed there at an
extremely early date, before the settlement OF
this county. '9v q 81 iaaa'at 81 rP7 HHa" pa
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SPICY.-The Commissioner calls this % snicv
writing:
looming his castor, in preparation for the
assault, he mustered his troops, and pepper
ed his enemy"
This reminds US of an old conundrum with
Its codIcll. "Why can no one starve in the
deserts of Arabia 7" On account of the sand
'0hich as there. And how did the sandwiches
get there! Ham went there, and there his
posterlty was bred and mustered.-PhiIa. BaL-
tetin.
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ANTIDOTE FOR POIsONs.-A cOrresnondent
OF the London Literary Gazette, alluding to
the numerous causes of deaths from accidental
poisoning, adds: 81 venture to affirm there ia
scarce even cottage in this country that does
not contain an invaluable, certain, immediate
remedy for such events nothing more than
dessert spoonful of made mustard, mixed in a
tnmbler OF warm warter, aud drank immedi-
ateiy' 1T acts as an emetc, is always ready
and my be used with safety in any case where
one is required. BY making this simple anti
doie known you may be the means of saving
many fellow creature from an unIimely end
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IN another c"lnmn will rc found the advertisement
' 81 - i''-'f The New EngIi,l CARPET company,
y. ms establishment ". Inlii carriers in n
un'">, ''''h al none and foreign manufacture TIN
"l tA'ill>''r t" bright Brussels the ,,iitiiu i'll
"fi'I'f>tcr III" Turkey and in fact every I'm
hP' 'ii ! l." 10" found in his picp-aud such yar
"", ct Patterns In the Brussels. Tapestry and We've
n.i are choice designs. imported directly from The
Ii; ana iaii."S from the simple Venetian H. t. CASTLES
. nrN' 'rf'. t"' Gov qua ami Cur Mitti,c< Bookings
i'h> ii' t'ltln-~. - We'll a. Floor ,nl Cloths
~ ''>i 'iI WIN ir-afd I" prices The stock j. cN
OH %! Vie most extensive in fact IN New Elsal,i
"a 'N"fN customer. whatever hi ,flf;,> ,,, .rIit
me r'Iu ~ 'hn establishment uniform lrj.c- S,u1l
P,''9 tl' ''t> and u" rrl>t'a,,t The, III il,
'li- embodied III th" phrases y .r.It tr,. j.. ,lrr,I on
''i 'ihIH iir' I'LL results satisfactory tnal ,,,1i.,
p Pr'"f II the remarkable efficacy Of ,,. >x.ru,,,
nit'fN From y g. Dunn t-,I city Treasurer E,,,,r,
!ui I" lNh Gentlemen I have been for some. wear. IRON
i h>rfiilA Win severe attacks Indigestion: hay,
''>!'' many l'N >ciaIi>. tried Nnnpathv and n .n.,
my ana 'i lr'lH >tY. have received more speedy and e
zee i fr!ii lrl lr list, ii t, ONl g,i.tcl Etcr. ,r,.
cured from NIl. than other rcuci.. and me ,,
'i'fnS rec onin"n rl,m to all wllo suffer from ,uil,,
u. Yours truly. JAMESC DUNN.
Numerous certificates have been rcc, -. non, citizen. OF
l'ial lur a tlIal ri This t',, Inc
''h "" Fowl" {" Is a>iiincton street. Boston pro
F"E,I,, I"i 10y HEIR Amt, every where
M,"h,rd LYNDON Center Hill ia Flanders Shcli..l: : =
tlI' il Glover: George Cow les. R,cc": Clark Var
num- hirn"t; R''IrrY Bingham, Waterford
81 MtSSAS"ir SAVE ER>>- Every Workshop
every f1r-i ,'>r and every DIV cing OF any descriptions
SHOULD Keep on hand bon OF Nl>>i>.. Salvr. II Is used
h' M"u"\rr ant All speak III t> praise Sold Il: -
per box JP SUIIIV AZ jr,,ri.t,,r rn.t,r
, SOLD fN ) Hin-hini. St .Iol,>lurI " u. Mr,afrv
W ,"n: Randall Hubbard. Lyndon Center Hill Elan
Sheffield: : : Blanchard Glover; Geo CowIps Kvr-ar
N
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MARRIAGES.

EMtE>''>-IAwkI>S-ln this town. Sept ll,h
by Rev. &. y. " ehber, Jonathan +. Emerson. and
Miss Frinda |. Hawkins
WHIrE-CHIIp-In Derby, Sept 9Th, hv. Rev
: Il. Hall. Rev. Charles Y. White Of Rock Stream
y. ! :, and Miss Ann Maria Chilli. of Derby,
F"ETEE-AIrvAHpL pmvillc. SEPT. 11.h
Mr. Luther c. Porter. and Ms t;cncv;cvc. Ju,,,l,.
er of f.. Alexander. VI. H.
FE\>lEK- E"wrrI.-In Alhanv on the 81 inst
hv me Rev lanes : Spinnev. Mr. Alexander Fra.
ser 'r., and Miss Mercy f.. E"wcll. a!l"f Albany
MA>-E"wrII--In Albany on tive s.! inst.
NY icy 'a.nr> >. SIInnev. Mr.. Io>eph t. Freeman,
and Miss Maria s. Eowcil both Of Al!,arv.
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> .1IE or IEH.lIONT

A. pr,a, t~>"\ District -
~ fr"ifr ONT holden N the Probate. tri.. i, No.,
our III >ai d>tii,I, th, 10Th ,j,, t S,,,,.,r
IS.ti 80 '''' '"' W '"T"ihh'r. \ l
~ hEkEAS S,l anus Lane administrator 81, VIA. 49,,
:" LEONARD fl'f't. ldc iur.Iiur, il, .,i a,
W'ci>cd li''">"> t"r,irrr an a....u,,t 49,,
w "i~ 4" cunt against said fore
u i 'fftfr" ordered iN said t.,,ut ,.,,,
Tie sam" come IIir ana, I 49,, a., IT,,
~. "'. W '.''h'nrt al the 1i U,t,.r 4 II
a. Wv, y iIh'r ordered that all p.r>I,. int
~ "i."i u! IHfil,ati"n 4 copy e., Ii. r,,,rd ,
'.'"f 10 'HE''IKpo>I,>. printed IA ST J,,,,,iIry
,, ,, ''>>Ncly pre-, "li> I" >,i! time Of h,,ri,,.
'hcH ma. alI"ar and object the same il They 80,
taiise. by the Court ~ u WV! >''
wv CHANDLER, JUDGE Of Pr.ta,,
n trie copy Of .cord-A,i.>
go ltsI fSp ,I., r,,,-,.,. =,
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SII1E or |ERVVN7

A, District II E>S.x S
n! q r'"!ale Court he'd AZ Inn,,iim-. in said D>tri,t m
IN" ~ ~ 'ttN ri September. \ u iNs: "
IL HEREtS. John U.rin administrator an, IN. .., .
!ilt p'IfN hat" 81 SD" kl,liu in t.. t..,r,, -, =,
"'"''"" ami Stat" 81 New York deceased ,,r,..,> =,
'"i IN account ri his administrations ami T., r..,, 81:
,"' iSiiii'' >ai estate lor rA,luiraii IA ami allow ,,
80 nv i"iI">c 81 hiaAIuC Partition AMI ,>riuti., -, ,
I>'"'' 81 >'i estate under 4 g. >J ,.ur, ,,,,-
'' Pc'>i'> VII" al" 10y law entitled L. t,. same I, j ,,
'"I'" u. >aii court thar the >i,,c come. tI,,.r
a'f On ana 10" heard ~ the Prq, t,i,, IN ma ,,r,
''' ,,h h,N 81 h1"t".r. \ u i>. tn; il j.. u,r,,.r -,
:" INTERESTED tl.r..oT ,I.
anon 81 ''H 81 HE record II tins uri,r il, rus
-, W n" ~ - J''IIi>iurN. weeks >,,, .,x.i,
prev "'> I" >Iii time hearing ina, Tho, NAV ,, wy
"9''t I" ia" san" il They So. ans, INV if''i ana
BI III" tuuir-tfr..,
,r, MtHANDLFR. Jl.iy. 81 Pris,,,
y i'l' copy al record Attest '"'
.rc, l.I Ar,
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lhe superintendent OF Common Schools in Cal
cd"nla County are invited to meet al the ST. John.
bury House. III st. Iohn>bury, on Wednesday. the
Gath instant. at O'Clock. T. NJ, for the purrrSc of
consultation and action upon several imrortan,
matters pertaining to the interests OF our schools in
the County. \ general attendance is desired AIS,
the Teachers in the Academies in the County ar,
invited 70 attend. A. u. SMITH.
A. &. BUTTON,
WI. SCALES.
G. WOOpHOISE
II. WELLINGTON, Sn?tS.
\. EOUTELLE.
5. H. COLBCKN,
A. II. HOUSE.
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Fa, M for Sale.

'Y>i'i, ,I'i'~rri...r on = ,.,. r.. u; r,--,, IT.
II i'nr ''rli. r. "i,..iir 1lus,. mil, ,,,,, =.
''"i>''nr, fl''n. sad ta,ln c.,i,,,,n> "a. ,,,.-
90 --I iai and ,'an b. r..'.v.r,,t'y IL, i,as ,,,
" arm II l. well r"o.ci AL! r,i,,,1 al
SUITABLY divided lni" tillac.. .,r>:isra.. IN Woo;
ia..:. " '
"''"'i"' ~ poor h"ai', The .r'.ar,,.er vii
iIIr.I.!>..r> = i'S' ~ -"''
ia aa'i''~n '"fhr ihovr he III sell ,r. ,i,.,.,.
cords Ell "'"'l. "~,.i .lus . T., The ,,,,,, ,t ,,.,
3'. a'd r"w M "a, the i-!,,,..l
&. ilIIAM eorrEtS.
90,
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a0RE ebzzELa,
Iron Founder : Machinist
MON IRON WOEk :

tNiVN IRON WOHkS.
St.J"in>Furv. VI.
SoiiCII ) orders for all kinds OF C;,,,jn.,. .,.i
=, ."'ii ""rk generally. Heavy Box Sr.y., fer
TIl ''"'r {, WIS School Houses and Stores
llr">ilng Machine Castings C,.t I.o,
heel, adapted To run under i,a,k va,.r NJ
IiaiIing MachIre>,o OF vari' Us kinds: Also S;de U'u
e iIU "iIu ''ecu lows. EMF
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House 6 Lot fer Sale.

'Hi' >l''>c'''"'r .'tirr> ',r So. H. U.rcl,if!
N''r.'.''' III The l:.:,r :. LII al i..,. go,
lin = 'a-r. iri. a,, 49,. lf.il, 80. III
.'ua'"l - III" rrr i,a',rc =, t,-,.i.., ,>, .l,
'al'i"if Hastings. The liri,,i-.- ,.,n IT,. ~ ,,
ana i'''i> " ii,in"' r1>v- ~, r5.l r i,4.- -.
''> 'i'i"lc Il The VII ,iii'rr ,i. - 4 Wrii.tI
itiiA El.Hk-N<
Au I. :.
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signal Gun IT : orork A.
I n. EXI'n'i "n in 'front.' OF Judge, STAN,
OF praft H"r-r>-lar> AMI >in.lc.
~ N-''". Examination e Saddle Horses
~" T,"rk' Examination OF Matched GcIdinr,
and Mares
=. ,'", r. Na'n'na'i"n Of S'alon> Of all AGES.
~, ~ "'' examination II Ceilings and Mares
AZ II 80. tavacaic on the Track of A., U,r.os ~,
- 'Nlihifi"n. each class hv itself
.cr'>> rom II "'c"ck VI. I" Io'clock IN.
. c'"th' fNhl'ifi"n Of fastest Trottinc Horses
~ : ." an Agricultural A,I,!reSs will be delivered
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VIE subscriber 'fierS fnr sale In. farm kp,,y,
me ih"ri> Haz,!.'"t;rm -irl.nf..tvor,t..
ron faS>um'>'c. and contain H., :,c... ct',,J
f"f '"r''"r i'ar'.'.'.' - Z, ..'f. = Il n .ay
he ,r.I.-... " ''''
fa.ssAn!t.,. 80, H. - -.e.,
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st. :DobMSbmrp, Ut.
SATURDAY SO: SEPT. % 1876
A Word to Those Attending Orr
County Fair.

The Fair to he held in this place on the
2G' and eth Jaws Of this month will afford
those OF our sub>-cihrrs. who are in arrears
lot Tn CNIEpo>IAN (and their name is
lcGion) an excellent opportunity TO paw up.
Also those owing us for Advertising and Job
Work. are respectfully invited 10 give us a
call.
1t may be tho't this is matter of little con.
sequence, and that it may be attended to a.
some future time; but it is really Of the vcry
Greatest Importance to us. Our receipts are
made up Of small sums. and it is necessary
that We should have them as soon As due. -
\ short credit is best Cor us and best for our
subscribers: and we trust our friends will
take advantage Of the opportunity afforded
them by the Fair to pay the arrcarascs that
will inspirit us to renewed cxcrtons to help
forward the cause of freedom.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-20
THE NE PLCSIITEA"
"a WORD TO THE WISE"

Reader, il you have unfortunately become
wounded, cut or bruised. or are suffering
from pain, either internal or external. cholera
morbus, diarrhea, rheumatism. lumbaoo.
&C., &c. try Dyer's Healing Embroca.ion.
"A word to the wise is sufficient"