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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-05-03

bodies Of Americans, killed in the melee, werc col
lectea At the Railway Depot, and other places the
next morning The natives also broke into the
Depot. robbed the safes Of the Company. and riHed
the trunks Of the passengers. The police aided in
the work Of plumber
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-05-03

81 A shrswd littlo fellow, whohaa Only re-
emily begun 10 leara Laiiu,' occasionally
mixed his moiher tongue with spice Of the
dead language Il thus Glanced, as one day
ne was reading alosd TO his master, that he as
tonished him by the TRANSLATION .Vir, MAJ /;
gin, trap; virgin, man trap
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-05-03

The insurance on the Pasife is very large ;
the amount on the ship is 5000, OOo--haIf in
the United States and half in Enrape'; the
freight money is insured for $4,000. Her
cargo consisted Of six OF seven hundred tons,
valued at 81 500, 600. Most Of this vas insuF-
ed, The total insurance. amounts 10 over s2,-
ooo, 900.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-05-03

VEaY LIKELY.--A Fireman in prirlirE
Office, who thought Il wnnld be good i6sI q
employ girls as eompositurs, went out n lo~k
up some. Meeting an honest meshanis. be
said mir. b, have you any girls Hho
wonld make good type settlers o. '-Ns 81"
said B, "but have wife who uo-&
maks an extra GOOD deril -
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-05-03

ArHSL. Rev. Ebenezer Bur-, Of A,hol.
preaeked on Sunday. March I'd at the Bap,is,
church his birthday sermOn--he being so wears
of age Although 50 old, his discourse was
quite Interesting, and he spoke with a good
deal Of energy
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-05-03

The President has appointed DR.. James II.
heite' (ermeTly representative in Congress
from the State Of Missnuri.) Waller Hartman.
Of New Hampshire, and William Spencer. Of
Kansas Territory. commissioners, under the act
OF March ,. 1855, making provision Tor the
valuation, classification and sale of the lands in
that territory, eeded to the United States in
trust, To be sold for the benefit Of The Indians.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-05-03

Capt W A. Newman, U. s. military store
keeper at Waiertown, who attempted 10 brite
The acknowledgement Of Pennsylvania to take
the States quota of arms in Colts rifles, has
been tried by court martial al Carlisle. Pa.
and dropped from the roll Of the army.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-05-03

Target Erearsi0a.-THE HrDHoPArHs En-
CINE Company No. having also organized As
military company, paraded our streets on Thurs
day equipped with rides The company proceeded
to the grounds adjoining the railroad near West
River and exercised themselves in target firing
Most Of the shots, like many of the votes given At
elections, were reekoned among the scattering
Joshua g. Clark made the best shot and G. II
Newman second best. As a reward for their skiu
or luck they had the honor of bearing home their
respective tArgesz.
The Company was escorted by the Brattteboro
Cornet Band which appeared for the FIRST time in
their new dress Their uniform consists Of blue
coats and buff pants oFnamented with gold lace /,
their caps arr blue with a gilt band. above which
appears the letters 'D. C. b. and gilt hurle
while over all waves white plume. The coat and
pants were manufactured BY ". C. Bryant and
we're faulilesa in their appearances and 1T. The
Caps were Manufactured BY Pond 4 CHAMBERLAIN
well known hAtters in this place and elsewhere.
The entire appearance Of the Band reflects rrea,
ereiit on those who prepared their outward adoru-
ments, while their performances we're honorable %
their taste and skill
Visr q BratiiebOrO.--Alr, John Bachelor prO-
poses TO publish in lthographIc form, ! view
OF Br<ttleboro' and in surroundings, taken from
"antastques mountain II viii be &c inches in
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-22
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Another Of those heart -rending scenes, which
Of late wears have become but too common
occurred at Philadelphia last Saturday 1t
was the burning Of ferry boat, and loss Of
about fifty lives.
Mr.. ASnew. passenger on the boat, gives
the following statement -
He wa. standing conver.ing with Mr. Mus
champ. a conductor on the Camden and Am
how Railroad. when ne discovered the flames
bursting out around the "smoke stalk" -
Making an exclamation that the boat vas on
fire. he sprang forwar'! 10 the windward. lie
saw the captain in the pilot house with the
pilot. Almost the moment the fire was dis
covered. the boat was headed for the Arch
street wharf A wild heart -rending scene
Of terror ensured. There were az nearly A.
he could remember. over 100 persons on
board. including twenty or twenty five ladies'
BY common impulse thew rushed to the
wlndward TO avoid the intense heat Of the
flames. which had now rnvrlored the whole
AFTER part Of the doomed vessel. Mr.. Acnrw
rlnr. TO the guards as long As he could. a.
round him. frantirally pndravorin. 10 wrench
loose the >tanrhions which were vet free
from the drvour n. element. were the horror
stricken passengers. who. hnt few moments
before. ha'l been so full of hope and hapri
ness There was nothln. that he could see
save bench or two that conli in anv wav be
made available as float or life prrservrr. -
The flames, as the wind drove them about
increased in volume every moment. caught
the dresses of the women, whose shripks for
assistance were appalling One youns girl
Miss Carman. WIS the only one he rrrognzrd
and the last he saw OF her she WAS rnvrIoprd
in fire. and screaming Piteon>lv The scene
was now almost too awful and apr,llin. for
reality. One s'y onr-somrtirnrs five or six
AZ a TIM" - they made The fearful leap from
HE burning wreck into the scarcely less ter
rihle chances Of death amid the ice and water
The boat had struggled up to within TWEEN
~ or TWENTY-FIVE feet Of the wharf when the
pilot house fell. and all command Of it being
lost, it swung ont head down. There were
at this time not more than six or eight per
sons on board thar he could see. lie lraped
into the stream, and SAYS his only fear at the
moment was Of being struck by the wheels
Tie swan about one hundred yards. when he
providentialiy reached the bow of clipper
ship. and was rescued bv the promptncss of
those on board. lie is positive that not more
than ten minutes elapsed from the time Of
the discovery OF the flames around the smok e
stack until the boat was completely wrapped
in fire. The captain, as far as he could no.
tice in the confusion, was doing his utmost to
save the lives Of those on hoard, and the pilot
remained at his pos: to the last
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Ilfatbs.

ApAMs-In Cambridge, Mass :, March 8, of ~
phoid fever, Martin Adams, son Of Jonathan and
Roxana Adams, Of Danville, VT, aged 10 years and
s months.
WARr-In this town. Feb g. Sarah wife If Mr.
ftIram Ward, ant daughter of Dr. Samuel and Mrs.
susan Collins, Of Ianville, aged 80 years.
RrxRY-In Johnson. Feb %. Mrs. Cynthia Rixbv,
w WI OF Mr. Luther Bxbv. and daughter Of Moses
Webster deceased. and Sally Webster, of Danville
aged "a wears
L"wEIL-ln Groton. Feb. Is, David Lowell, for
merry OF Walden. in the 6sth wear Of his age. The
deceased fell and died instantly at the foot of tree
IN the woods, where he was at work.
SEvEHANCE-At West Derby, Feb. IL. Of con-
sumption. Abba ". daughter Of James and Sarah
Severance, IN the 22d year of her age
DREw-In Stanstead. March 5, of consumption.
Cvntha fi'lsburv, wife Of Charles ". Drew, in the
29th year of her age
G"opw'N-In Charleston, 9Th inst, BENJAMIN
Ooodwln, aged ~ years and months
FLEMM'Nc-In Law, on the 10th inst, David
tlemming, aged 66 wears
HApIoCK-At Lawrence. Mass, Feb. 20. Mis-.
Esther A. Hadlock. daughter of Ithamar Hadlock,
OF Jay, VT, aged % wears.
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR
A FARMER!

THE advertiser wishes TO find an energetic. exre.
y risnced and practical Farmer 10 rake charge
Of farm containing some 500 xcre., of which over
100 is cleare! ready for crops. with good buildings
thereon for dwelling, barns, &c; the same being in
and about hourishing village in Michigan, con-
tanning some 1900 inhabtants. The location is 70.
markabiv healthy. and portion If said farm !. al
ready laid out in Village Lots Of usual size for bull
ding purposes.
The farm will be lot ont for term Of wear. on
shares or saarv will he pail for competent .ervi-
ces ~ see il suitablv cultivated To the right ner
.on $500 year and farm snrplie. for support of a
family will be GUARANTEED. and chance offered BY
good management. &c. 70 rea:ize a much larger in.
come. Rnt small capital will he necessary. The
best OF references will be given and required
For further particulars address (before 18th of
Apri) &C. T. H." Detroit. Michigan. or
inquire at the Office of The CALIFORNIAN 70
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and Seward. The Senate then adjourned to
Monday. The debate on the contested cleo
ton was resumed in the House. but without
coming to the vote the House adjourned.
MONDAY. March II.
Mr.. Douglas. from the Committee on Ter.
ri,ories. reported bill authorizing the peo-
pl" Of Kansas to form constitution and State
Government, preparatory TO her admission
into the Union when she shall have the re-
qnisite population.
Mr.. Clayton spoke in relation TO the
construction Of the CLAYTON Bulwer treaty,
and Central American affairs generally. lie
was gratificd at the extraordinary degree of
unanimi,y shown during the discu ssions in
the Senate. with regard to the construction
of that treaty all gentlemen had agreed in
repudiatinc. as utterly unworthy their re-
gard, the new construction given BY the
British Government.
Mr.. Clayton then alluded to the great i'm
portance of an interoceanic canal, saving he
had looked at the report of explorations for
the Pacific Railroad, and while be was sorry
to dispel an illusion so pleasant, he believed
no railroad to the Pacific will he built for
many wears to come II such a road should
he made, it would not give the facilities
which We desire, and which we should OBJ
tain by passage through the Isthmus.
The Senate considered and passed bills
for the Improvement OF the St. CLAIR and ST.
Marys rivers. IN Michigan for the removal
of distractions at the mouth Of the Mississip-
Ii. and for the improvement Of the harbor
Of San Diego. California. Adjourned
House.. Mr.. Galloway advocated the res
olu,ion to allow the Committee on Elections
to send tor persons aud papers. in the Kan
>a> contested election Ease he said the cGun-
'rv demanded full investigation, in order to
expose the rascalitv by which the will of the
'"ople Of the Territory was thwarted. In
defending Gov. Reedpr. he said that Gov
shannon had been buried above ground by
he people Of Ohio. but that the President
had put out his angling rod and golden bait
in Belmont County. fished him out, breathed
into him a new life. and sent him out 10 gov
-rn the people Of Kansas. Mr.. Galloway
''nn'rnled that the organic Law Of the Terri
tory had been violated, and its legislation
throughout founded on fraud
Mr. Walk said the Committee on Elections
,>kpd n" extraordinary power Of sending for
rer>ons and papers on no other testimony
than the memorial of NJ Rrrdrr. there he.
ny no evidence in any manner sanrtIon'ne
hs position. It is Mr.. Rec ter pleading u
us own behalf telling the do!etn tale Of Mr.
Whi'ftId'> offences and his own justification
Mr. Wilson saw no n.cpssitv for continuing
the discussion. which has lost interest.
Adjourned.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Essex District -.
At Probate Court, holden at the Probate Office in
Lunenburg, within and for said district on the
18th day of March A. d. 1856:
u Instrument, purporting TO he the last will and
- Testament of Mariah Grant. late of Concord. in
said district deceased, being presented to the court
here by William n Grant, the executor therein
named for Probate. 1t is ordered by said court that
all persons concerned therein be notified to appear
at sess ion Of said court to be holden at the Probate
Office in Lnenburg. r said district, on the 10Th cav
of April, A u 1856, and show cause. il any thew NAV
have, against th. Probate Of said will-for which
purpose il is further or,ered by said court that
copy Of the record of this order be published in the
Caedonian printed at St. Johnsburv, three weeks
successfully, previous to said time appointed for
nearing. A true copy OF record,
WI. CHANDLER, Judge Of Probate.
1915 Attest, l. DEWEY, Register.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

WE.th the subscribers being appointed BY the
Probate Court for the District of caledonia,
Commissioners to receive examine, and xdjust
AL claims and demands of all persons against
Lew r. Parks, late Of Barnet in said district deces
sed, and he claims Of the deceased exhibited in off
setthereto, hereby give notice that six months from
the 18th day Of March, A. d. 1885. are allowed for
tne creditors to present their claims TO said commits
s'0ners, for examination and allowance and that we
will meet for that purpose At the dwelling house
o. widow Harriet Parks, At Passumps,c village. in
Harne:, on Monday. the 2lst day Of April, and Mon
day the 2s:h day IF August next, from 10 O'Clock
a 70 : o'clock P y on each Of said DAYS, 7aa7k
STT9 snESy y H sps 1,Sss o~~s,.<,,
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CORRECTION
HAKvEY-CSprKwoop- the Lyndon House,
Lyndon Corner. Feb rs, ty the Rev d. 5. Dexter,
Mr. Ira Harvey Of Burke. and Miss Hannah Under
wood, Of Lyndon.
HrMrHREY-NrIpEx-At the same time and
place. Nr. julius Humphrey and Mis-. Lucia Bed,n,
both Of Burke.
GInBs--CURTIs-In Sutton, FEB. 7, nv Rev R.
p. Richardson. Mr.. Charles h. Gibbs, Of ST. Johns
bury and Miss Sarah R. Curtis, of Sutton.
PARKER-IFAvIrr-In Sutton, March II, bv the
same. Mr.. Joseph n. Parker, of Lyndon, and Mis-.
judith Leavi;t, Of Sutton.
DAY-pAvIrsox-In Iunenburg. March II. bv
Rev. Mr.. Chickcring. Mr.. William ". Day, Of In
ncnhnre. and Miss LIZZIE daughter Of Mr. Henry
C. Davidson. Of Waterford
REACn-PARKs-In Springfield, March II, Mr..
K. W Reach. "f Gra.tan, Mich. and Miss Alkaline
Parks. OF Springfield.
RrssrII.-HAwKr~s-TnD anvNe. March IL. nv
Rev. a. {. smith. Mr.. LYMAN Russell and Miss
Wary \. Hawkins. al 81 Nanv!le
GHNAN-WHrEIrR-In Cabot. Feb -, hv the
Rev. Mr.. Powers Mr. tiro 4. Gilman. Of Marsh
field. and Mss M,i Wheeler. Of Cabot
RAnGIH-S.>n"EH-T Danville. Feb O.. nv
Rev. \. C. Smith Mr. Hiram Badger and Miss Cath
arm" ID. SarHorr. t,'h of l'anv..c
RYnfR-FIrrn-Tn Newport. March .. hv II. r.
Lane. 70. Ny. or>emns Ryder Of Newport, and
Miss Helen Field Of Dernv
If>>r-MrEKy-In Macoe. CT. Feb %. by
Rev. +. N'chell NJ f. slIa Ic,,rr sheriff of Or
leanS Comfy, w, and Miss Matilda C. Merry of
Ma."C. {. +.
GEAY-HAErIFTT-In Wrstmore, March IL, by
''iv'n G'hs"n. E-I. Mr Joseph GRAY. ir. Of
Charleston, and Miss AhigalC {. Ra-'le''. of Morgan
GIFAs">-MAHN-In Charleston. March 10. bv
Elder :. : Mann. Mr.. Wi!liam T. Gleason Of West
ted, and Miss Malintha II. Nam Of Charleston
MaH>-RE"wN-A Also. hv tine same, Mr.. Henry
+ Mann and Miss Harriet p Brown, both ofC
HANIIT"N-RFAN-At the CLYDE River Hotel, in
Charleston. March s. by Rev l.. H. Tabor, Mr. B.
f. Hamilton and Miss NJ J Bean, Of Charleston.
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n the Agricultural Warehouse, St. Johnsbury.
a the following Seeds:
200 bushels fierdSgrass,
Is Re top.
1onO lbs Northern Clover, warranted,
100 White Glover,
80 Carrot. Is Swedish yellow Rntabsea.
Is English Turnip, 5 lbs Globe Turnp,
Cow horn Turnp 50 bushels Beans,
Is bushels Peas. 30 bushels Potatoes (earv)
Also, any new and approved kincs of corn. wheat.
oats. rye. barley buck wheat, pumpkin. SQUASH. or
other field or garden seed
Also, butter, cheese. and other farm products.
Also, 300 prime butter tubs, 500 sugar buckets OF
cedar. cheese presses and cheese hoops, clo,hes
reels and clothes horses, wheelbarrowx. OK vokes.
&c &c. ALEX. LANG
81 JOhnsburv, March 4, 1885. 97ltf
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Buy lie and Ill do You Good !"
DR.. LAEGIEY'S
ROOT & HERB JAUNDICE BITTERS.

VVNHE great spring and summer medic ine-com
Z posed Of the best roots. herbs and banks in the
the world. in such manner a. 10 constitute the
very best remedy for the class ofiiseases for which
they are recommended |; Is well known thai
the great and sudden changes Of our climate from
cold 70 ho'. operates upon the blood. ans. through
that upon The whole system. producing stagna.,on
and impurities. tornii AMI '.is"a>ed liver ana dis
organized bowels. causing !cvers and fever and a.
que, inuniice an unhealthy bic. kumors dvspep-
sia. Cosfvene>s uIrrston. hea 'achr. ,!izxine-s
weari,e>> pain in The SIDE and bowels, loss OF appc
tite. and general ':.hiv.
Dr. Langi"v> hi':ers. sc. directly upon The Gus.
% all these diseases and Nv use ,!ot onlv proven.
chem tu, Will cure and eradicate them from .he
system. AMI should therefore I've fr"alv use,i ny Al
Mo - : e Me- go. :" -. az,
chea?sS: AMI best ,reicine in the world Oniv "a
cents for pint and 81 cents for large bottle OF
fc" ~ Union street, Boston, and for sale BY dealers
everywhere. 9;3ay9
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CALEDONIA co. SIS.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
nnpv,llo Norob 70 posa

DahvI1e, NIaFch IL, 1855. J
In compliance with the provisions of Pub. Act
No "a Of Oct. session 1852 entitled an oct to pre-
rent trcfc in Intoxicating Liquors for the purpose Of
drinking" have this day canvassed the votes re-
turned to me by the several town clerks in said
County. cast at the recent annual March meetings
for County Commissioner, correct statement of
which is shown by the foregoing table.
l 60 therefore. hereby proclaim, that
is duly elected Commissioner under said act, for
the County Of Caledonia for the year ensuing.
s79a76 g. A. BURBANK, Co. Clerk
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE snhscrber oi!en hi. farm fpe sole. si.aasel
j in Kirby. about 81 miles month 81 St .i"hnsbo
~ East Village, containing one hundred and thirtv
acres Of gond land There il On said fans ne~
Yelling house and wood shed. two hams AMI shec.
q coal kiln and coal house. vonng spple orchard
IF grated f1,it and q small sugar crchara. Said
farm il vel w..e-ed ana tters is rrnnine water -
the house ard barns. Afro Is tons n good hay fuS
sa!e. For fr,.ler particulars enquire Of Tire cub
scribsr on the premises. JOEL n. wOOn.
Kirtv, March 8. 1856. a.lM
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Sash & Door Factory.

vnsHE subscribers ~nu,a :" we public sAes
] th-~ l::.r, A'cd up :. si;nn with water liver 4
new r,.rnrr> fly me rrrI.-" nf .r-i',.ssc :ir-s
WINDOW SASH AMI DODWS, and ha'O
nov on hand good sss"rtr,ent RI Sn>h and Done
maize from the best Of Pine ara Ru:ternus inutsv.
ard will keep On hand or make &c erisr n: sTt.c.s
that % 81 best ~ nnne maize in the country. Nriss
solicited. and xill be promptly ai.er.sd "a. We
have also q good hoard P'sner N 80 Nil kinke e
plauins With neatnsss and dspa,eh.
SrOnDARD Z HARRIS.
Test knrke. Vt. March J. 1855. a:i-ens
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The new Baptist Church will be dedicated to the
service Of Almighty God, at East Burke, Thursday
the o7th nst Services to commence at half past
10 A. w.
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STATE or VERMONT.

STATE Or VERMONT
Essex DISCREET
At F-o'ate Court holden p. Iunenhury within
and for SAID district. the l3ih dav OF March.
y 1856:
IONS ". HARTSHhRN. administrator ~ :he
- estate ." Ezra lan>on. ate If i.snentrrg in said
district deceased. ,rtr>.a'e proposes 70 render on
account Q! h. ADMINISTRATION AL 10 present his
account aCairst sail eS'a'e for examination and
allowance L. is the reir. oriere,! v SAID cour. that
The sIlne come under consideration and te heard a.
session of said Court 70 he hol en- at the Probate
Office in Iunen ,urC in said district. on the 10th
day Of April 1856: and Ii is further orlerad
that all persons interested he notified hereof, BY
publishing copy OF the record Of this order in the
Cale':onian. printed at ST. J"nshurv. three weeks
'ucceSsveIv, previeus to sad time Of hearing, thar
they may appear and object 70 the allowance Of aid
account fthev see cause
WV. CHANDLER. Judge of Probate
true copy OF record. Attest.
1913 ISRAEL DEWEY, Register
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ErRINIEN'9 NOTICE
Annual NErTING.-rhe members of Deluge En-
House on TuesG.,v eve. March %, at y O'Clock, to
elect Officers for the year ensuing and to transact
any other business properly coming before the meet
ing. w.. PARKS, Sec.
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N o TICE E.
N Office!

nRS. Polly Mason offers her farm for sale. con
W >i>'mg cf 100 acres ofexce,ien. land, >u:tnhl,
divi:ed INF" tl!!age. pasture and wood land with n
good orchard. situated about Il miles from Passumr
sic village on Haze'ine Hill. called il being the
farm formerly owned hv the late Thomas Haze,;re
Ra-ne:. March II. 1856. Q:3a,h&
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PLATE WORK,
DIR. F.. m. Ku.ROV'RNE

"OCLD say to those in want Of parts or whole
W sets Of Teeth. that he will devote his time
exclusively 10 Pate Work for one wear: conse-
quentv he will for the next twelve months PVT in
sets Of Teeth on Gu,ta Percha" or other base
CHEAPER than was ever before known in Caledonia
County or out of it,
n. B.-Please call and see IL this means some
hing nothing.
St. Johnsburv. Feb. q, 1856. s7ln
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BRIGHTON MARKET-March IL.
At market 100 Reef Cattle, no stores pam
working oxen. 40 cows and calves, 600 sheep and
lambs, IS swine.
PRICEs-Beef-Extra. 9; LIST quality 81; I'd
quality s: 81 do -; ord 81.
Hides. 7; tallow, 81; pelts 81 so: ca'fskins, lac
per In.
Stores-Yearlings none. Two years old nome
Three wears old nome
Working Oxen-NO sales.
Cows and Calves,-32 to so.
>n+ep and Lambs-Extra, SIS a II; by lot, $2ito
g.
Swine-e} cper ID. wholesale, and Ga 81 c
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N OH CE.

n IL unsettled accounts due to DIS. Newell & Ca
"a hoon, and to DIR. e. ). Cahoon, which accrued
previous to January, A. ID. 1855, must be closed.
and payments made or notes given for ameants due
without anv DELAY. CHAS. 5. CAHOON
Lyndon, Feb 2. 1855. sssH
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Carriage & Repair Shop
ST. JOITNSRJyRY CENTc0-

ST. JOnNSBURY CENTER.
'v'hE subscriber respectfnlly informs the public
, that he continues the Carriage Business in its
various branches. At St. Jchnsbury Center. He
makes the best Of Buggy Wagons, and the more
common: He also builds extra and common Ex-
press and job Wagons. In addition TO new work,
he is prepared to do all kinds of RepatrisS in his
ne, with neatness and despatch.
81
A large assortment Of Seiehs are now on hand
Of various styles and prices, and warranted Of su.
psrios workmanship. Call and zee.
ALONZO BROWN.
nee. I, 1855 reeV
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-03-22
Farm for Sale.
EMPTY HO0SHEADS
FOR SALE AT THE NEAT NAxKEr.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAxKEf-Ysr ~
At Market SO Cattle. mostly Bssves. snd -
torres. consisting u Working O1sn. Ccve -
Calves. fearlings, twv and Three YSsn on.
Prices-Narket bee f-Ex.n Ss, q $50, Lat ss,l.
hy $50; "a quality. $s.6oss; "a qsaiiry 8,
s Sasse'lnS CS.tie-Ns auos:.oas.
US.
Cows and calves-e:s, 30. sss 80.
Ihree Years Uli-S.7 ~ So
s,erp "sd iAssats - f,to ns market. Prices n
!ots $500, I. s, 6n7, EACH.
E'des-t7 pc: s~s ralL.w-Sssasc pe. u.
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