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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-05-17
cite Californian.


Nr Charles R-.a poor author. l;y-
ing in the outskirts OF Paris. had owing him A
debt OF h'e hundred and twenty francs. which
lie never expected to ee;. 30 long had il been
due, and 20 often had he applied in vain for
it.
However. finding himself entirely without
money, situation 10y no means uncommon
among authors, he resolved to try the non
paving debtor once more
What was his 1msz-n-nt and delight when
note OF five hundred frames and a twenty
franc piece were placed in hi: hands. Re.
sardlhg IT as an absolute providence he re-
solved 10 change tie .cid piece. and testify
bis gratitude to Heaven by giving i: in aims
on his way home
Placing the note in his rocket-book. he
fulfilled his benevolent dr> On, and no b"gyar
applied III vain during his long walk.
As he drew near home wretchcc. liit,.
dog came TO him, and brsousht his attention
10 ITS starving condition. At any other time
he might have rude driven it away. but
this evening bis heart wa OPP n * he con, Iul
ed to take the poor brut, with him. True.
his wife hated dogs. :u, he trusted TO his GOOD
fortune to soften her heart a, it had his.
II was quite dark when be reached home.
and he entered the house with his do, close
to his heels.
What Is that ?" cried the lady, preparing
10 drive the intruder out Of the house.
"onIy poor little dog have made bold
to 0ring bone with me. But listen, wife. to
my good fortune"
AZ he related the story. the good lady be-.
came notified, and the little dog was almost,
forgotten.
See, here is the money safe in nv pocket
Dook, concluded the husband, putting his
band into his pocket. to furnish the proof of
his story.
But no pocket book was there. II was
gone. And despair seized the poor authors
heart.
Rage again rose in the good wife. and the
dog was all admirable scapryoas. Seizino =
stick
Get out Of my house :" she cried. But
TOT attending to you, that stupid man would
not have lost his money "
But the dog would not move, and covered
closer to the feet of his friend. who had moi,
nov the heart to save him. So, Lifting him
IN her arms. the angry lady prepared torr
by to eject him, when. 10, there, tightly
RIasped IN his mouth, was the missing pock
et'oook' which the obscurity had prevented
their seeing before. 1t had fallen through a
rent IN the C'an's pocket. and the grateful
creature hal picked 1t up and kept it safely
TIL discovered
There Is at this day no more honorcd mem.
yer OF the authors family than the now fat
sno sleek dog, who ever occupies the warm
est corner OF the hearth.
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TESTIMONY Mr. Editor Stein. an .!ycI~, nj that The
Deaf might lr Relieved h' aplNi I" DR. Bair,lnin VA,
nh't" I" leave HON, and test HE Doctor skill u> :,
d'af HAL WIS ulal hear ordinary conversation r,
my establishment. in twenty minutes hearing WIS per
ft'tN Restored. recommend al deaf p.r> rf, Ur,
new 'i"o! 81 cure. Francis RIoH,Ep>n> OF tIl.t,,
Letters ln,l> postage stamp directed Ia DR.. Buarta,
l2>niiolk Place E'r>tpn attended 10 Remedies a1. a,pa
lv p\uI,>S
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UNRIvALLED
WASHING MACHINE,

1--WE cheapest and best Washing Mar!li,e ever
n - made has been invented bv CLEMENT &
"iLLlt Barnet, VI. Patented March H. ls5s--
II j. perfectly simple in rs con>truc ton-the prill-
ce'pie upon which II operates is entirely new and
II !. no! i'ati" I" get out Of repair.
'h!iAe most other washing machines, it will not
we'r ont on impair in the least clothes washed by
H. ahd II VIII save. at least three-ourtlls Of the
time and labor usually required TO wash given
amount Of clothes the Usual wav-bv hand.
rs roirietor> challenge the world 10 pro luce a.
nvthng OF the kind that will rival it for ,Lenpm S.
d"'''liHty md, Noiemy Every woman who would
e-c"pe' he Iaborof washing dav-cverv MAY who
"o"iL essen the tolls Of his wife, should purchase
one of these ml"ch;nes.
=, State, County and Town Rights are for sale
by The patcitce> ON the most reasonable terms.
RECON-
his may certify that we use the above M, chine
a" that we are sa'i>ie,, with every wav nnd can
chteT'"iy say to the public. that it is hambpq
aid Is ali its proprietors recommend it to be.
10. HOYT.
SETH FORD
WILLIAM HARVEY,
,,ut A. %
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A. JEN KINS.
Money, and Real Estate Broker.

ltt SiiiHlrC sheet. /
Money Ia lan on piio-For'" iid and Si.,r Wa,c ,es
Bo'r and shoes & thing. J-w+lrv. Furniture Har
tllI> .:lr. Pistols. silver Ware
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FOR SALE.

lSlssfle The Dwelling House in which nov
MNSE live "n Pearl Street. being one ana /.
halt stories high. pie; sanity situated
and well finished. GEO. ROrES
ST John>burv. Dec. / ls5s. S5,tf
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Corners Commercial College.

Granite Building. {" Washington and school SIS Boston
Mas. Founded \ u l>In
Fer Practical Instruction in p,nia>hip book keeping
nav icstl" engineering. SURVEY in. tn al,ii-r> and com,
mon i-il>' studio upon n"'i,rafr terms 80 CHS, -,
'i \"r\ira> Siu'"ni> aided in occurring suitable, en-
piN n't Sci department Tor FEMALES p,, and eve.
NM sessions 'fal"cu- ana circulars rms On, l nd
III The institution upon request will l sent l,v mail free
'.EuKti. y CoWtL tC I,>l>o> OItv.v ,,...
ju mai all led ia I..
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S. Nj. PETTENGLL 4 CO.'S
BOSTON rIRECTORY.

FOX BEAU TTFY me 7 HE COMPILATION.
lis" shall Uniformity Of complexion De preserved, And
When through naN lI:.cc Necessary cAr,urc or other
Cali>c. IL has been I'>;. hos Shall il ir. restored;
These and similar questions. aN and
Al Tie Toilet 10y III. .> 81 and pres,
tls an tii>Mtr l. "1tc >nc i'll vain The p:cIard
sold III tr stores are often t>.t,>. .rip;s
The my ctr al the kalli>t has made this matter sub
Jet .. study t Cl>c Cn ,al al ats. this i,rclari
non / offered II one cAa, y adapted :" the unnatural cn
Tons oi the skin , which i'll relieve lis rlaiuar
parts and induce thai ii' action E" the cIl,iiIic, wic
give both beauty and health the ,,,,,,l.Aiii
JOSEPH III R\ErTA CO. Hlollh.i,r>.
u Tr!l..It H..-i.ll Er ,.i ny ...l.r. ...l.raX
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PlOW POINTS.

MOORE Pl"w Points are kept constantly or
va hand and for sac Il. the 'l! stand in barnet
al>"hv Luke Buz/ell. at the Union Iron Works 81
.|oh>hury. VI.
Barnet, March p. 1si6. 9.5a10o6.
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True l:;rratms..s.

Chief Justice Marshall was in the habit Of
gong to market himself, and carving home
he purchases. Frequently he would be seen
returning at sunrise. with poultry l.: on.
hand, vegetables in another. On one Of
these occasions, fashionable Young man
from the north, who had removed to Rich
mond, was swearing Violently because he
could Ind no one to carry home his turkey.
Marshall stepped up and asked him where
ne lived. That is my way and will take il
for YOU"
When they came to the house, the YOUNG
man inquired. What shall paw you ?"
"Oh nothing said the Chief Justice,
"you are welcome, it was my wav and no
trouble"
"Wi"'' that polite old gentleman, who
brought home my turkey for me 2" injured
that young man of a hystanher.
nat replied he, "s John Marshall.
Ch'ef Justice OF the nited States"
Nv ny did h" bring home INV turkey ?"
10 give YOU a severe reprimand, and teach
you to attend to your own business" was the
reply. ' "
True greatness never feels above doing
anything that IL useful hut especially the tru-
~ great man will never feel above hrImnu
himself. His own independence CT charac
ter depends on lis beir- able to helm himself
Franklin. when he first established linn
sell in business at Philadelphia, wheeled
Home the paper which he pure ha>cd Cor hi,
printing office, upon a wheel barrow. with
his own hands.
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VIM. p. TENNEY & CO..

Railroad Hall. llaymarkct So. Boston.
Have NJ" IN Store and Ill constantly receiving through
"I' tli' >t>il from the primo I and riaiIfi,Ir
'f> ia til-ldh! ami Anrrlcd every description Of
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GEORGE OS(:OOD.
F iOnab Bile Halter.

Is Wa>lIiIIuton stree I. R',>trn
Olr ia' ities for the manufacture II Mue~hn Hats ena
bic Us I" otter extraordinary inducements in Mat arti,.
We W"ri also particularly invite the attention par, h.,
-fr> II " i'>tl' te fHiit S;i Hats
I> COMPRISING variety and Latest >vlt>
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we remember once seem. very thick
headed little urchin, strucg'in. TO keep hi,
eyes open before the school mistress. and to
recall The name of the letter a. At last. in
very abandon Of despair. he exclaimed. 81
cant rfad with this darn great apple in NV
pocket"
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Ross g. FARCE.

Twine. Webbing Il Sewing Machine
NAo
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IRON R\III\(;S
Cemeteries. Gardens, Buildings. &,c.
Books for School Libraries.

j. HEALEN. y" II SullrrN st. Boston
y " hi> 81. hand oi The must ,l- and
patterns thai III l found ~ l' state All orders PROMPT
~ ATTENDED 10 al prices that will DEFY competition
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MADAME NtDREST'S
Emporium oil iar,>. London X New York
Alexander Williams Tea Warehouse.


l. Washington street. l. >ton.
E,t'ili~h'l IN l'' mn 'tnih OF rev crop T,a>.
~ lar" an! th"i,c i 81 lj-h c>t g long In. fish
b f''ki,, ;''~ ne - i'G",frd i've pound pa ka:'.
sweet Green ~, .iNo am j., ietr-iin
BIRDS AND CAGES.
Tn" Subscriber takes This method inform his friends and
customers riai H.. mt 1T ~ II 49, l. curt
street. i.l spa store, hcr, n, " i'll Ia, happy
Birds. Just received i'li lot t,lIiii, :.
y X. Fowls Pigeons p,e,~ R..,it- pnr"> variety
OF seeds &C. JC. Edwards. A-,n il .Cmrt st. lesion
GEORGE \. KIBBEE,
Merchandise and Money Broker,
No - >'u street E'~ton. MONEY /" r;'n '.od and
silver a;,l-, ,'"ti ,iIir.> Hcot> >l", ani Clothing
+. 4. BRADFORD,
Wood and Ivory Turner,
Ten Pins and EiIlari kal> ,l,tlv on hand dealer in
Fai'; W'""iH. l. HAIRY lit Place Opposite til" Old south
Radical Cure Of Ruptue.
DR.. q ,at,n confines Hernia "r Rupture in all
its Iii, safe .roui aud comparatively PAINLESS
mode ,.ritiil He ais, len NE ,nIdIii>
IN, trcat,.rt and cur, 81 \Iri,l. II,lr.,. u,r,r
rr.,, or I.., J,j,,,,,- 81 The rj,.ary t,r.u. 4.
Patients the olI.trN received. heretofore Al -
Lincoln Il, Applications made at hi, rc.i!.iicc : EAr,rr
Place. Boston
j. NJ. BARNARD Il CO.,
DlStulerS OF New England Rum,
- and - per 81 I"ill l. nth Market street.
Boston They regularly il.tiuri2c manufacturers I'M
der the Maine Law. and are Prepared t" supply agents
and Fl'i manufactures ~ IL low -,, good
artiCl. Slate AGENT Under av Cir,u,ust
furnish them.
j. :. STEVENS,
Successor I" John C"rtlcll Manufacturer Of
BILL. II ID Il BILE, s.
No. II Pro, in,e 81. opp. Cir Hall School strr-
MERCANTILE ACADEMY.
Mcr,'nril" Building. IL Summer -.
Book H., ping. Prni.,li>i. Drawing Mathematics and
IaiI,l.av.> HiNAFORD PAfSON
SPINAL COMPLAINTS.
melted o treating Spinal Diseases Of
tn ~, Spinal Week.-Mrs.. without lain ~ suffering
10 the patent. icwrHer A,1u. -cir ,ow succe>>i III
practise boy ~. j " tbD 81 lis oli,c. 49, 20 ash
iiS ~ hi r>li.f!,. Marlboro II. tel
Hay N";f ,Irtr.,rii> used DrI Wood II,
the ir,.Iift lateral aure> III, some recon-
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Wlldcr'S Fire Proof "a FES,
LOW ELL HOUSE.. BOSTON

- HerthaIt> l'W. r'I pi Chatham Il Thc.Ill rl,y
:" i'.t rh'.' ca. l' D.. t h,>tou JOHN WILDER.
MAuIii, jucrI AZ, t. d. l,.;ar
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N Office,

II IL unsettled acco'.ilt> due To- pr> Newell & Ca
"A boon. ana I" pr. {. :. Cah",n. winch accrl.
previous :" January. \. ID ~, mus lie c'o.,3
AMI payments made or lo,e> GIVEN for a,llpnn.. In.
without amy ""iT- CHAS. :. CAiionN
Lyndon. Feb. , I>lG g.,
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Deafness Cured, however Caused

R'"> Tour N Europe. by Jacob Ahiott Roll, on the A.
a Roll" iii Paris: Roll" i'll London; Roll, III tier
ltld Rolp al" III, Rhine Rnln in scotland
Puhl>'dhv W m. y Rev uo'i> 60. - Curnllu H,.to,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-02

~ Class IN Ca,echis-7. at,end.-
Where was John Rogers burnls'
No answer, Till Jake. a, the foot Of the
Lass. SIG: cut:
i know, cir.
Well, where was John Rogers barntP
Jake, throwing up his chin and tat.as
an extra trsalh OF wind, Sings Oh, in
double octave forilssln3-'I. the fire.
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1J1N TIT -.
3 002 ea'f0 a !

No. It's, Second 81. Museallne, ioaa.
y NJ. BURNETT would announce 10 the
IL. Trade and Country Merehants. aa' he
car supply. for cash, the SCHOOL BOOKS
published BIZ ". b SAITH & Co.. islson g.
paing. and A. ;. Barnes l. CO.. including all
the blecuc Ser.e. OF school Books. Sanders
Readers. Davies Series If MataeHaIe Sc,
=! rub saers prices.
By buy NJ of him they save freight, insaran 9,
&c, and can have their order filled in much
shorter time. Tie also keeps constantly in store,
and will Job, al small advance m eastern phi.
ces. all other schoo' books used in Iowa. Also,
Il large stock Of { dp Il Letter Paper,
Fancy note paper. plain and fancy envelopes,
cards, states a1d pencils, waters and scaling
wax. gold pens, wrapping paper, pocket books,
maps, inks, steel pens. bibles and prayer books,
song books, blask books, pass books, tuck
n1smorandums, wall paper. mathematical in
struments, cheap publications, note books,
round and patent notes. sheet music, 'ranspa-
reat window shades, fancy stationery, va'en-
tines, packet knives, novels, from 81 p and
50 per dozen.
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS.
Victims, guitars, accordeons, &C., together
with Instruction books. Of all kinds sheet music
&c. He buys largely of all the above articles,
fer cash from the manufacturers East, and can
sell them cheaper (deducting freights &c, J
than they can be rot elsewhere, he is de.
mined t. build up large iohbIHg trade in the
Book and Stationery business has adopted as
his motto. :. Sraan profits and Ia 90 sales
He has also very large stock of standard,
miscellaneous, law, medical and theological
books. for sale al eastern prices.
Ne,r Books recetrsa by Express, as soon cs
Published.
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re-
ceiyed daily. GER NJ. B. is agent for the
Foundry, C. F. Hall's Percussion and Lever
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper.
News a1d Periodical Depot,
Al Il. NJ. Barneti's Bookstore i7s. Second ST.
The Daily and Weekly N. Y. Tribune,
Ihe Times.
The Hera1a
The - /. Chicago Dem press
Frank Lesie's Illustrated New paper.
Ralleus Pictorial, weekly, Ihompson's Lee
lures weekly
Manshlies. -Harpers Magazine, Put
mans Ma aztne. Gody's Lady Book. Grahan's
Magazine, kni"korbocker Magazine. Frank
Lcslie,s \. Y. Journal. Frank Les,te's Gazette
OF Fash ~, BaiIoa.s Monthly Scots Reprints
OF the Foreign Qaarterliss and Backwood
he National gaines. Tie Musical Fpion.
BIN DING AnE'ER.
49, A~ p tsaok E--a -
'seeeaiay. T,nEEan
-. ! q, ge - a s~s IT, sass Al g,t' i.r
sse "s AEa. Has sLs7zs F. tsee.v=. a. go
nily, L a. 6u~hEfT.
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On the sams Subject.

- - u" It uiee' 0 VIA. caarmias saow.
II sSse. IL falls, - Re lthe r. s,r, anawhita
H'sts Of sn:hla:nsnt fairy.lik. AMI brivist
AaA ao~ the win Il ronlnticaly blow,
f'' We nave g1rgeoas s,aish ride ns~,
win lovely b'lla tn dssrest l5tle horsn?
All Harry, h, Till y,v;tl u. ., c,4rs.
An We VIII ss3op. Lord! clnttsu how,
"'f hiTs arl1! w.Il has s,l,aiiI 3,,.s
A't'nFpsr, 10, IA SON, Of that mailed win,
All a'.Fsaris his dear. dsro:si slance.
~ se'cons bask b mo5aliga. :, 4ivin,r
AL thea one pie .sars Inaaln...-r,r,.,,
fs'a'i hsavealy b.. ii 81 eo1l4 jas. u2sst.
H.rrrh
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flsrce blasts, chill airs Ike tGase Q: .c,1ta.ts
Canallsa aosss b,a a frozen toes
Sidewalks Of giass pr yaita .As walker -,ss
saanblias along ia ag,ay.s so'I.x.aa:
ieeianiic SNOW iriE.s. ia.' wish yol fall,
At saf,oa.isn's RAG. aalsarv:eel
The aend rhelnitis th7olIl y1ly vi:.'.s.e.'.
Waile far''n' irirsrs l: yolr uassrias h4y':
The basins water all m ssh 81 lee:
koles in y'1r @)o.s thAtae'sr Ia holes b,rsye
Expensive slesa r.i>s Gale b. "a, d .i-l. nice
The mSing bells, tho bAak!Ilttip ysa ,'s-,
Aaish - feel thai folly, frost and aiw
Are bat precursors Of sr'asay INV!
r.hF
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WOODS
NURNERf
l855.-lS66.
Sixteen miles east Of Iowa City, in Cedar co ]
5000
Grated ADule 'Treaa

Grated Apple Trees,
from to summers growth at Sl2 so ard SIS
per leo. Extra trees few Of which arc large
enough - fraitl extra pri es Also cherry tree
Of different varieti and some ornamental trees.
E9s~Ail trees warranted true To rame.
Cur nursery being 2s miles from timber, the
trees are web adapted 10 prairie soil. having
succeeded wei in fall trsnsplautina the two pas
autumns, We feel prepared to recommend it, aud
believe il would he economy In the farmer to Sc.
his orchard in TIVE fail and raise mound s o. 10
iUehes &rpUn each tree, which snoald be reTuvoe-
ed when vegetation has started freely ~ tn,
spring, NJ wnlcH time the tree shoaIi he trim.
ed 10 sat the taste and the previous years
growth shortend to or buds. Many farmers
are no doubt aware from sad experience, that
in Iowa, where nearly all our seeding is done In
the spring that if the orchard planting is ne G.
lected until that season, ii is apt to be put OFF till
the next spring, and so from year to year. until
it is full time he had bearing orchard. When
spring planting is practiced, it is thought ~ be
OF material advantage 10 dig the holes for the
trees in autumn. Catalogues forwarded to those
who request them. Address
G. 7. WOOD,
n4ar Springdale Cedar CO. Iowa.
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| Among the prisoners who thus almox,
passireiy fell into the hands of the ere.
my. were The prophet Francis and his
family. The principles oil honor, graft
tude and humanity would promp, US to
expect tina, these would al leas. be spared
at ignominious death, after the magnlm-
NY which had been shown by them. But
! ii IS anbIushlng!y recorded tha, Francis
, and another chief were hung without
trial aud ceremony They had probably
shed much blood, and had long ruug The
war whoop through the wilderness, and
fearlessly trandishcd tie war club, but
II was IN selt-defence. Ii might, and
probably would have been bad policy to
permit the proud ch:eitaias to 90 on free
again. ctafng With a sense of the
wrongs they experienced and would CON-
Ilaue to experience, but II would eem 10
US some way should have bcea devised
other than to hang the father OF MIlIy
Francis, who had saved the lie OF an
American soldier. and without exacting
iron h'm any promise as TO his future
course rs their fr' nd or enemy, had de-
tlTeTed him up te return to his post aad
take up arms against them.
The Lad an chief was deceived on
board al American schooner, and bis
eldest daughter supposlng II to be Brit.
isa vessel soon came near IN her hight
canoe, but on discovering her mistake
quickly changed tue dip OF her oar aud
ghded away. TIE younger was made
prisoner with her father, aud 1t was soon
known ina. she Mas the heroic girl who
saved Inc life OF Duncan NJ. krI.4ner.
Her beauty as well Is her heroism made
hsr tie object OF attraction, aud the
Officers deaomlna,ed her the modern
Pocahontas, AM bestowed upon her tie
most tatierlng attentions. Ii she lad
married ali America, and come among
her husbands friends as tie savior of his
lie, she might have become as famous in
history as tue Virginia dausel, and her
pos'eri'y have been proud 10 owe their
org n to the daughter oil al Indian chief. /
But when the young soldier offered the
maiden his haad IN gratitude for having
saved us lite, she refused. She did no,
CoAs'dsf Atts proper consideration upon .
which to found such 4 uaion, and she did /
not wish TO become Tie xlie or daughter .
Of a people w-o had murdered her ta.her
N cold blood. She said, too. sic had only .
performed her duty, aud should have done |
the same Tor any other. She could mol
understand poiIcy-sae only knew tia.
she and her proud father had been mag
unanimous aud merciluI. and tina, their
family were now loaded with calamity
aud disgrace. So the mother and daggn- /
ter turned mourntuIly away, aud souch,
again the solitude Of the wilderness,
where thell names have gone out in dark
ness, ike so MANY that should have been
pr served IN brightness. beside those
whose only glory was gained in their
1esiTuetion, and WHO have grown rich on
he soil wa,eTed by their blood. |
sy Class in Ca,echis-7. si,end,-I
w here was John Rogers burnt
No answer, tilt Jake, a, the loot Of the
lass. s.p.: cut:
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(Bgars-100 NJ Of every variety. Tm,ort-
ed and donestic--for sale at
MYERS.
BOOKS, STATIONERY
AND
Boots N1ld Shoes.

HAVE just commenced receiving NV bool.
1 shoes, &C.. and will be adding to nv stoch
from time tn time, thus enabling me to haye
fresh supply constantly on hand. Persons Is
want Of any thing in my line will do we'll "a
call on me, ~ | will offer rare inducensnts "a
nurchae4rs. Cr.AnR EMOTT
Upton, Isws, Oct. >, 1876. n1i-I1
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$500 Pe'.hh'N1a, F.t snN mouse
Siset WORD avs m y cut do b rs .ns
iENt y hae = nimt acnhs and tr shes pot,ro, I. ~.
80 FFes cFar cas- vHtets "A tyayS fl.,Ing r.rrs
s 70 bEeAk",fn n fsArds sras p saer FAM 80,
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s, ~ ah, $50 srools speetscl@s ami eases sh.v,rr
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van 20 paint Co sHscu cats sstrs MT ~, - n.e
hsps hai. pins msr les carasuF porch. vain. $780,
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SW Ell. AND & SWINE q

DEALERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
7ipfon. Iona
THF SUBSCRIBERS having formed =, e,.
partnership in the above business, and hay
ing purchased The
Largest Stoes and Create variety
Of Family Groceries ever brought 10 T,n.o,
are now prepared at their Store, opposite the
Eagle Hotel, TO supply their customer. with
eho'ce and superior articles as follows.
Best Rio Coffee,
Sugar House Molasses,
Rc-boiled
New Orleans
Best Coded Syrup,
Clarified sugar,
Loaf do
New Orleans do
solaratus, piaaento, indigo, n,adder, RAJ.
sins, Figs, Prunes, .4imonds En-
gtish Wainuts, Brazil MUS,
fatberts, Dried Peaches,
Rice, Tar, White fish,
.Nackersi, Lead,
Cordage.
Shot,
lo"ng Tyson Tea, Imperial DO, Gree. Popd,, j.,
Iabs, etfHHs, Buctets, Pofoaer Soao mil,
G6ass, Ga,.otss, Brooms, Na.l.
So1ras, 1T Pgpsr i1,rgar, Mgfel.
Ct staFeir Sa@Dster 6ifa hmnsgs
joAaer0, ~ al tstsds Iia0rs u all "a
rt<f'ss, DAIRY Sat- kanaaara ,sqk
h'@saatg' Hso ccrtss, P7per sat.te, tstt4
taas F'pss, Iassfa, Oysters, 13oties Pr,
HIM. SIN eaaasss faha .Sires, Pipe stsa.s DE- /,
= st many ot!sr art,efes toa humorous 10 ne',,,
iEev have also larsc stock of