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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-16

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-16

- VINO BEATS ?-Nsrs. Ed'fors:-
Having of late noticed several accounts of
large bags which had been ssuo liter ed in
"O!G Caledonia the present season. acc ON
panied by TIE inquiry ",rbo heats" tho
proper to inform the readers oft CAltEo-
MAN that Hon " j. Graves. Of this town.
slaughtered in Dec. last, two hogs ~ months
old, which weighed when dressed 522 ana
Your. respectfully. ID.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-16

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-16

kitIrp ~ REVIVE learn r;..e
>cu~r" entitled to credit .'hl'.>omr ti.nr >ir'4
"A man Them iiNiu. in orc OF the l'r,!..r TOW -
OF this Coulr, t,areha>,l a barred a.: I'm.
took II ho,ne ana drank il lulic freely IL
also sod portion OF The >tutl 10 twa o'..'
men who lived in another town. Al tn
If these men did II 4 snort tln." aft d..
We >'-,tpo>c. il j. lie general ~ inicn a.. ,-.'
who she" lie circumstances. that the
cut cont .ined in this onc barrel &
them, They were strangely a:lc,tc4--t'
dch'iy. i,pi>o, -! - i.,f't
Those who made. dragged AMI lt'.t
those who sold the man. this death pro: ,. t..
roi>on- knew that IL cont aimed The >'''i'
d".'h-huf trr Tia. sake OF money. tir' "a.
and sod II iiv 1t. :hrcc nrn IA the &c.
OF ii.c-Eot drunk ,r,l>-wcre bronch'
premature cr vc-fhcir WIVES lVtt ".
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-02-16

morAins, mercury % degrees below zero
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
Sign Of Progress.

One sure sign Of the rapid progress, We
are making. is the frequent enquiries OF
our mechanics for Journey men. We
were gra,ifed exceedingly, aud a, the
same time had our symPs,hles Profound
~ Tovet by Mr.. ID. Murphy. Merchan,
Tailor. pointing 10 a long list Of some
dozen coats. aud as many pants dc , oil
TO be dond this week, end asking us
where he could get a Journeyman. Mr..
Nj. was too hard Tor us that time.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
Manufacturing in ottrmwa.

A better point for manufacturing than
o1umws cana tie found any where; coal
il abundant and cheap; We have an
abundance Of tie beet timber; wster
payer may be had in any quantity; living
aud rem sre cheap. and The market is an
LIMITED Coal Tor instance is now deliver
ed ttcm IL 10 IL cents, and systematic
mining would reduce the price. Now is
lhs timefor manufacturers 10 come 10 Or
,umwa, while land snd lois are cheap.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
Iyew Drug Establishment.

Among The valuable institutions about
assuming a local habi.stion and a name
in our midst, The extensive Drug Store
Jus, on the point OF being formally open
ed by MIR w. L. E'mendor(. in Rich
srd's Block, oh Front > rect. deserve
special notice. Ia abnnt q week We
understand, The store ruom, a large aud
very beautiful one, will be completed and
occupied by the s,ocL olgood- sometime
awaiting the finishing touches Of The
sarkmsn. Full particulars will proba-
Div appear next week.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
LECTURES.

The Lec;GTo season 10 approaching
End /, 10 time ,ha. some arrangements
were made for Lectures during the Win
ter. We canno, Of course expeciio have
any at The popular lecturers in Ottum wa
from he fact that we are 30 fat off from
the ccnyenien, routes nf travel. but what
Of that! |, does not follow because a
community have no opportunity 10 pay
fifty dollars occasionally for a lecture.
that they must do without ihem.-
Let Us ASSERT our true western independ-
euce ard get up a home ms de course Of
lectures. If we are not Tariff msn le,
Us encourage the tomesrir %atiicle Of lee
tures. There are many Gentlemen in
O.,umwa who have the ability, and can
no doubt be prevailed upon 10 Lecture
once or ,w ice during The Winter. We
observe that this course 10 pursued in
gone places, and successfully, and there
is no reason why il cannot be done here.
KS they say in the Conrentions We
haze ,ise0 10 make a motion, which is.
MA, a Meeting Of ell the ciuzens who Zee
Were sted, be held al some dns and pace
h GREATER TO be agreed upon, to take The
matter inio consideration, und appoint a
committee to make arrangements for u
c curse of Lectures in 0numw during
The coming Winter. viii somebody
second The motion.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
Warren Walling's Farm.

This being The ssaaon when a good
many ere looking about for improved
farms, we direct the attention of buyers
10 The Farm of Mr.. Warren Walling, ad
yert.sed ia this weeks Yaper, feeling
assured that all who desire to &c, a valu
able tract of land. and a good bargain,
can be accommodated by Mr.. w.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
4 d.


Three Daily Trains Eacis Way,
Tp Mke fret Stpf SfA, 1856.
ER3S aisG after the above daie, traits
l. vii leave Busli' gtcH as follows.
list Trsig-Leaycs Burlington at s O'Clock,
\. NJ, onthe arrival If Tue ears
from me East. .
I'd, (treight,) leaves Burlington at
$50, A Nj.
Sd, " Leaves Burlington at $50 p. II.
on the arrival OF the eastern
train Ia the evening.
"a" These trains connect with he Western
Stage Co.'s coaches for Fairfield. Otrumwa,
Eddyviile, Prlla 0skaloosa, n. Dentoile,
Charlton, Niiem, Council Bluffs, st. Mays
GienwoGd, Nebraska City, &C., reat hi1g lhe
Missouri river in less ttian four days.
LEAVES Mr.. PLEASANT:
Est Tr2in-At 6o'Sloc'., NJ, arriving ia
Earin g'oi ~ time 20 iGake he
Mori,iig train FIR Tie East,
Ghieige, s.. Louis, Caici,G.
&c.
I'd Ere. EIGHT, at 6 P. NJ.
Sd Atl 30 p. M, making eastern
connections same Gt,ht tram
Burlington
Passengers leaving Burlington in he motn-
ing can spehd The day in Nit. P.easnl.l and n.-
turn in The afternoon.
Leaving Mt. Pheasant at q O'clock in the
morning can stay oil day in Buria gaol, and
return home at night.
(fDr Ticket Office corner Of Water and JEFF
ferson SIS, Burlington, at the General Kali
road Ticket Oftiee. W. III. BA1kUS.
oct SO-n3a-iy. Superintendent.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
Chicago A Gyert.stmenis.
AassI
The Place to Ruy Stlcol Books,
=. T.. GIisgs a. 10.

tNtfof ~
A MEXICAN Educstional Series CT schoo
IA and College Text-Eo,L LIS. which embrace
tie following valuable WOKE:
SGrd cf's rSOi tS Of Prdai,g Books
"Sandtrs' sclcol boobs will blerd with the
r1t mUfies or the eCIeiat.oLs Just entering upon
tbs stage, lie the rmscTy stories IF child
hood. They viii i,ke thtir lace first in pep
ulariiy tnotg tie nilh;y exodus of issues
frcm he press, because first in merit.'I-N,
W. Christ al Advocate
Ihom stn's Series of .HriH metics-5 Rocks.
"Themson's Ariihmeties are 10 lie desire
as text books above oil works on the same
subiect"-IE. ID. Barbour, Principal cf De-
lavan High school. Wisconsin.
Wilson's Series Of HStories-5 Books.
The best text hooks Of history extant."-
Prof. Anrhon, N. Y.
fascHelie's Fl eHch SeYies.-S Books.
''rhey are the most practical. useful course
published. and can alone satisfy The wants of
a liberal aid accomplished education .n-(A
Teacher of French (Now Orleans.) so yeas.
Woodbury's Germqn SCI les. u Books.
'Contains all that is necessary to make the
acquisition Of German easy and delightful
-tprof. w. II Allen, Cifard College.
Kn1pp s Rightmyer's Copy Books.--26 books.
The most perfect and complete works ev-
er published.n
Httchcock's Geology.-Price 81. 5.
'Tiiere is not in our language so neat and
compressed. so clear amt correct an account
ct the wonders OF geo!ogy.'"-[N. Ameii
can Review.
NeEdigott's .4nalyticai W0rks.-2 Books.
Otahdm's Hrmor0Gs Speaker ISL Gu.
The AMERICAN DEBATER.
BR~ADBURY's SCHOOL Music.
And many other valuable books.
On pabiieations arc handsomely printed on
white paper. neatly and durably bound. and are
at low prices. All interested are invited 10
examine them, and correspond with VS. on the
subject.
Teachers. school Directors, booksellers and
country merchants. supplied at the lowest
market price. wholesale and retail.
We have for sale. in addition 10 our own
Publications., q great variety of book in the
different departments OF literature and science.
Also, the best School Stationery, including
the various sizes and qualities OF writing pa
per, ruled and plain; Steel pens. ink, waters
sealing wax, lead and slate pencils, states,
writing or copy books, memorandum books
ami blank account books.
Ga, Descriptive Catalogue is sent free TO all
who write TO US for it,,
sg Purchasers at wholesale will find at
our store over 1000 different articles of Sta
tionery ard Fancy Articles, anil upwards of
2Do,Uu0 volumes OF books from which 10 make
their selections, comprising AN assortment. not
rralled by anyother book house in the United
states. Ali orders with the cash promptly and
Faithfully attended 70. S. c. GRIGGs 4 Co.
School BOOK publishers and' wholesale book
sellers, CHICAGO, Ills,
October &c, ,s56-lmos.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27

]. w. Neighbcr'a ProuertY.

II will be seen by reference to Mr..
Ms ad advertisement Of Land aud Lots,
tina, rs terms have Undergone a modi.
tfcauon in favor Of purchasers. We a.
gath urge this valuable property upon
,ae attention Of those wishing to make
judicious and valuable investments in this
region.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
Campaign Subscribers.

The Election being over, we shall be
slharpy 10 hear from such Of cur csm
'paign subscribers as wish 10 continue TO
receive the paper. In defaul, Of further
notice, 10 all cases where payment was
made in advance. we shall discontinue.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
CLOTHiNC, HOOTs AND SHOES,
Estray Notice.
STATE OF T.
w nr n- o..

TAKEN up by Jas. Strange living in Ca s
Township, Wapello County, Iowa, on the
9Th day OF November, 1886, one Iron Grey
Mare Colt, blaze in the face, supposed to be
one year old, and appraised at twenty-five DOL
lars. also: one .Sorrel Mare Colt with star in
the face, supposed to be ! year old last spring.
appraised at twcnty-eight dollars, also: one
bay mare colt,black main and tail, star in the
face, supposed to be two years old last Spring,
and appraised a. thirty-ive dollars, also: one
pay mare and colt, black main and tail, blaze
in ~the.face, and left hind foot white supposed
to be two years old last Spring, appraised at ff-
ty dollars, also: one bay mare supposed to be
twelve years old, right hind foot White, collar
marks on both sides of the neck appraised at
forty dollars. J. N. CAMPBELL. Clerk.
Ottumwa, Nov. 20lh '56-n3S-3m
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
NeMspaper Change.

/ The Cskaioosa Times has changed
hands, Mssxs. Harbour a. Coombs re.
sing, and being succeeded by Messrs
Bressler e. Wheelock. Mr.. Bresslel
acting as Editor. We wish the new
firm success.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
Extra Copies.

The first number OF our next volume,
TO be Issued January Is,, will contain a
large a,n Of mai,er of local i~n,esesl
10 our citizens, which MANY will be de-.
sisous to send TO their friends abroad
Those wishing extra copies will please
o,der lhsm in advance,
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27

taken in season. Don't go dragging through
the Spring, faint. sleepy aud ~listless, because
your blood is loaded with bile. Dent wear
the headache, heartburn, and their kindred
disorders, because your stomach is tcul.-
Don't parade yourself around tlie world coy
cred with p~im2ics, blotchcs, ulcers, sores and
all or anv Of :he ~Unclean diseases of the skin,
because your ssstcn wants cleansing. Deaf
show yourself about. lean, haggard, al ccsed
in, because yoar stomach and bowels need
streu hrnii,g into healthy action. Ayers
Pills set these things right as surely as water
guenchss fire. They purify The body ard
blood, and restore their functions INFO healthy
activity which you can feel as quick as they
are taken. They arc the one great mcdics!
wonder Of this age, recognized by all who
know their virtues, ard many thousands knew
them. Take the Cherry Pectorai for a cough,
and the Pills for all arrangements requiring a
purgaGve medicine.
Prepercd by DR.. J. c. AVER, Practical and
Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass, aid sod
by DR.. ORR. il O,tuinva.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
In -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FaEer. stationery g. ElEIE EGcA
EsTARIIsH N n II.
A. H. r L e Y

A. H. BURLEV,
(Late A. III. & G. BuELEy.3
las. at his old StaEG, l22Lake
IL SIT Get, Chicago.
zU0 Resns Gap papers, ITO do Letter pager;
1tc0 " Commercial Note;
100 " ladies', Faith, white ard cci'd dc;
sC0,CCO envelopes. Of every variety, Hhite and
cclored, and Of all siyl.s, for cen m~eicial,
~fficial, or fGBcy use';
Also, "visitig ard falcy cards CT al So .c.;
Printers cards ard cGId loaics;
Color'd printing pireis fancy aid ccicreG "a
Tus Tor blcnze AID ctheI printing; Ma BILE
Papers.
FRTNTER:s INK.
News. Beck and cololeG inkst
EEginCtrs' NraUehtiEg Instru-
ments.
Draw ng papers, Tracing, P,ofle end cross
seeiion Paper. tape fhos, L. squaros. TRAN
giles, ivory and lockwood scales, draushtlng
rirs. Il arcing linn, and roll drawing paper.
Stationery al Wholesale,
at Low PRICE,.
Gold and Steel Tens; waters, lead wax, en-
v~elopes, Pencils, writing inks Of all ~colers,
portfolios, writing desks.
BANKERS and Office Ea en- are invited
to examine our stock of
OFFICE STATIONERY,
which is more complete than IN aly store in The
west, with commercial and legal blanks,
bin heads, ealds, way bills, shipping bills
and receipts.
Account YGcEg,
Consisting tf
Eedgers Journals, Daybeoks,
B!otfers, fnr0ice Cooks. Cash Books.
Shipping Books, Receirihg Books,
Receipt BOOTS, Bal 6otks,
Not" books. Order books,
M~smordndums, d..
Rocks, Forms, Blanks Sc.
For Railroads, banks and Office, of any de-
slrable style, promptly executed III a style un-
surpassed.
My business is exclusively in Parer Station
cry and blank bo ks, and every effort will be
dire cted TO keeping the best of every article
desired, and to give satisfaction 10 all CUSTOM
ers. Having just completed a new stone front
building, customers vii find me on The old spot,
l22 Lake Street. A. FL. DURLEY.
oct. l5-n33-ly.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
GentIen,au's Furnishing. G..
Bosts, Shoes, Hats and Gags.

For THE LADIES-The subscribers res
pec'fully cali the attention of the ladies' to
their large and beautiful stock Of Jewelry Just
received, comprising the latest styles of ladies'
gold pencils. geld peas. with OF without hold
ors; also. gerts' fine gold breast pins, collar
and sleeve buttons; also, a srea, variety OF sill
yer and gold patent and detached lever watch
es. All persons wanting goods in our line will
study their own interest and econninisc by
giving MS a call AMI examining our gooas and
prices before buying elsewhere. We shall
consider il 10 trouble TO show our goods.
Remember, we will not be updersold By any
house in the western country, SO come and try
US at oar old Stand at the two story brick ad-
joining DR.. Woods new hotel.
Respectfully, ADLEG & FElNEMAN.
Oc:. 9-n32, ly.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
An Improved Farm,
Cattle and Hogs for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale at his resi-
dence on Sugar Creek, the following stock on
very fair terms. Sold siEgly or in lots 10 suit
pnrchasers,-2 cows, l yoke 3-year old steers,
3 2-year Odds. 4 yearlings, and about q head
of hogs. First come, first served.'
j. w. NEIGHBOR.
Otturnwa, Nov. 6, '56-E36-3m.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27

4 D.Ek & FFiNEMAN respectfully cal
n tie ]ajtcttion OF their friends ani the prt-
lc genera,iy. - their new and fashionable
stock OF Fa!' ami Winter Goods Just .~eeeiyeh
FROM Neg fe.R and Philadelphia. CONSISTING
4 a genera, a softment OF STAPLE and fancy
pfy Gocds hieael-d and ufIbieached Mesiirs.
Drills, talicces, plan alid figured all WOOL De
LANES, AlaracaS, Cnbrrg- and Fretch Meti-
'thes, eye.y varirty and all styles IF / ad;e>'
Dfass Goods; Also, . large and wei selected
ST. OK OF Tie latest s. hieS L.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
EOR FANCY DRESS GOODS, call
Il at [oct. 23d-ly1 LAwRENcE's
IMPORTANT t0 EVERYBODY!
LNDR gi.e last three wears I nave

~ AaSSt sEhiNC ySAkc n
L been engaged in a business known only to
myself, aad comparatively few Others, whom
1 have Instructed for the sum OF SEQ each,
which has averaged me at the rate Of Sd, 200
to 5000 per annuIp; and having made arrange
rnents togo % Europe next spring, TO engage
IN the same business, | am willing TO give full
Instructions IN the art to any person in the Uni
ted States or Canadas, who will remit Inc the
SUN of 81. lam inouced, from the success |
have been favored with, and the maHy thankful
acknowledgements | have received from those
whom | have instructed, and who are making
from 50 TO Si3 per day at it, to give any per-
son an opportunity to engage in this business,
which is easy, pleasant, and very profitable. at
a small cost. There is positively no humoug
in the matter. References of the best class
can be given as regards its character; and | eau
refer to persons whom l have instructed, who
will testify that Trey are making from 50 10
% per day at the same. it is a business in
which either ladies or gentlemen can engage,
and with perfect ease make a vsry handsome
income. Several ladies in varionsPrtS OF New
York State, PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland, ntf5m
l have Instructed, are now making from SO to
So per day at it. IL is a general business, and
but a few shillings is required tt start it. Up
on receipt of 81, | will Immediately send to
the applicant a printed circular containing fell
instructions ia the art, which can be perfectly
understood at once.
All letters must be addressed to A.. I. PAR
SONS, 335 Broadway, New York.
Oct. 30-n35-4w.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
fcrnl ann NlisrclIanrons.
To Our Poets.

Our Carrier Boy aulhorizes us to offer
q prize of che ccry OF the COURIER for
DLe J car, fer The tesi Carriers Address.
10 be furnished on or befors December
20,h. ard no, exceeding l5G lines and
rot lees than 100.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27

10. los Fourth Street, Ten Buildings,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-.
lime CUTLERY, silver plated
l. Britannia, Piahished, Japanhed, and
plain Tinware, wooden and willow ware,
Feather busters, brushes, broom &C., &C., in
cl1ding every article in the house furnishing
line! Would say to merchants aud dealers gen
orally throaghoa. the west, that my stock of
Il o Us Z Furnishing and Fancy
foods, is not equalled asto extent or variety
IN the west. Having deter mined to do a strict
" cash business, aud receiving my goods di-
rect from the manufacturers, l am enabled to
any other house in the Western country.
Country merchants while in the city are in
vited to call. Goods packed and sent to any
part Of the country. n35-3m.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
j. w. III
J. w. NElGHBOR'S
List Of prices OF
Valuable Property fOr sale
In and near
OTTUMWA, IOWA.

AOuh n kOss hs
AL0t ON Second street,
NEATLY enclose, So It. 9 inches front,
IN 19s Il. deep. TERMS: $3.50; $3.50 cash,
balance in four annual payments with intel
est.
House and Lot i'm Oftumwa.
Lot adjoins the above, same size, and in the
same enclosure. House is new-of brick-2
rooms, l6x1G;2 do, Pixies do. Sxl0, finished
in neat. plain style-cellar 1890: also, a well
of water. TERMS: $1,SIC-$5O0 c,sl-
$500 in nine months. balance in two annual
pay ments with interest.
ALSO:
100 acres of wild land. living 5 miles west Of
Odumwa. desc, bed as follows: n W or OF 5 v
qr, e hf Of $ W or. and n W or of { e or Of see.
ton 50, township y, north of range IA
Brush prairie with perhaps timber enough L
answer fencing and frewood. TERMS: ST.
per acre, two-thirds cash, balance in I've an.
naal payments with interest. Also:
An Improved Farm,
OF l6O acres. lying 81 miles southeast of OF.
tunwa, on The main State road leading Yves
from Burlington and Keokuk. consisting oi
alb 1ut 90 acres under good cultivation. 20 al.
most ready 10 break. and about so of GOOD
timber;-a large sugar maple orchard; Inns
stone, stone coal, water, &C., in sbundabce.-
On the place are two lime kilns in which ART
burned from $500 20 SSUu worth Of lime ever,
year. Buildings tolerably good. Healthl
AMI pleasant location. TERMS-One-fourtl
cash, balance in three annual payments viii
interest. $40 per acre.
u Any enquiries promptly answered by
return laail.
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
RICN DRESS GOODS.


Heavy black silks, Fall plaid do. satin
stripe popiins. satin STRIPE. wool Drla'nes,
plain do, newest styles printed do, tamil
toms, Manchester's and French, bought di-
rscily from importers and agents and sol4 low.
Clothing s. Furnishing Goods.
Boston and Philadelphia Manufacture
Material and Cut far superior to .'sIop work. u
a great variety and at fair prices. Fine shirts,
understands, drawers. fur and buck gaantlets,
gloves, ~lnittens, hosiery, carpet sacks, satch-
els, umbrellas, overcoats.
Observation-Disclosures. brown, blue & horse
Carpets-Venitian, tapestry, hemp, &c.
Fashionable fall aud uinter Shar!s-Many
new styles al low figures.
Bonnsfs-A large stock from Thos. Whites
celebrated factory, all the newest styles.
Fancy Go0ds-in great variety.
Hats and Caps-Greatest variety in the
town. Prices and styles TO suit everybody.
Boots and Moes-in great variety and fIom
the best manufat tarers.
Builders" Hard,oaTe--Locks, Latches, butts,
&c.. &c.
Cdrpenfer's Tools-in great variety. Planes
of all STILES, bouslt directly from ''Uhio
Tool Co"
Cooper's T,ools-Extra G. 5. from same Co.
Shelf Hardlcare aud Cathry--a great vari-
ETY..
ShGnJerger's Hon--in great quantity, all
'hspes anu sizes at Ktokuk prices aEd car
.Iiage.
Srsdes Iron--Nail rods 20 end 90 pound
bundles. Cast steei. sp.ing steel, American
and English blister, Sc. Swede's iron horse
mats, .G." horse nails, wrought nails, iron
aXles, wagon boxes, &c.
"De.mont" Na.ts--by keg or retail
Uindow Class, Sash Fatiy, Paints,
Demoine courier., 1856-11-27
Wanted,

+ kST CAtE.,-E~aiarcps due us on notes
IL ai"i acc tuts priarto sept. Is. are %naere'
FOR mr." p1Itha,es. Prom pt pa, m MS : Nc
trouble a - loss % all parties. ID. * Bro.
oct. s., ~.