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INFORMATION WANTED. --Inlormation
wanted of the wherea bouts of Samuel
Henry Pea, aged abou, Is years. He left
Knox county about year ago, and the
last that was heard from him he was in
Martin county. in March. 1855. Any
person knowing anything of Mr.. Pea will
confer favor by addressing the same to
this Office or 10 VIM. H. Pea, Vincennes.
Knox county Ind.
Our exchanges in this State will do us
favor by copying this notice prominent.
ly.--Vin. Courant.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17
Look Here, Farmers.
The Celebrated Kentucky Horse.
"a ER a. Eel w q

EPT by Fitzgerald last season, in Ply
IN mouth, and which took the first Premi-
um at the Agricultural Fair of Marshall coun-
ty, will stand for Mares this season in Ply
mouth. Paramount, and Smiths Tavern, Michl-
gan Road. p. L CLIFFORD.
Anil II. 1856.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

The Vincennes Gszette says that fifty
Kansas Emigran's. from the Eastern
States, passed through that place On last
Thursday night.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

OBIIeiNG The proprietor Of bone
mill advertiser tia, those Sc nding ,hcis
own bonts TO TIE ground VIII ba attend
ed with puncluaii;y and dispatch.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

CANAL ToLLs.--The Lafayette Court
er eafns that the Trustees OF the W. K
E. Canal in Indiana, in conjunction with
the Ohio Board Of Public works. have
reduced the toll on mercb andize. inclu
ding all articles marked as first class on
the joint toll sheet, forty per cent from
the rates changed last year, between To
Iedo and all points on the Wabash &
Erie Canal in Indiana.
In other respect The toll sheet remains
as before. No change in the trade be-
tween Cincinnati and The Wabash
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

An exchange, in announcing the doa;h
Of gentleman out west, says tia: The
deceased. though bank director, it is
generally believed died christian, AMI
universally respected.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

THE INDIAN WAR IN OaEdoN.-Tbe
Washington Union correspondent of the
PhiludeIp hia Ledger saws;
6 N. Lane has signifed his intention
OF resignlng his seat rs Delegate from
Oregon, if the next mail should bring
news OF a continuance OF these massacres.
for the purpose Of returning to Oregon 10
take part in the battle against them
This would involve him. in The shape Of
his mileage returning this time, besides
mileage backward and forward, the next
session, the loss OF certainly not less than
$4,000.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

George Vbroman. who murdered. his
father at Gibson Station. in Lake coun-
ty, during the early par, OF winter, was
tried at the present term of the Lake
county Circuit Court, ani sentenced TO
imprisonment for life. lie was % Years
Of age Valparaiso tIad. Observer.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

SIX hundred and forty marriage licenses
have beer issued in Cincinnati since ;he
first OF January.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

NAVIGATION OPENED 1T CHICAGO. Tile
Steamer Huron, Capt. Goolwich, left
DFew's dock this morning For Two Rivers,
and the intermediate ports of Racine.
Milwaukee. Sheboygsn, etc. Besides pas,
sensers she took heavy freight of pro-
visions, such as barreled beef. pork, lard,
meal. groceries. etc., Of which the peo-
pie North arc very much in need. She
also had very large quantity of hides on
board for the Wisconsin Leather Compa
ny. The Huron will make regular trips
from here TO Two Rivers every three days,
and it is expected she will return from
her first trip on Friday evening.
Chicago Journal, Goth.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17
EDITORIAL.

Gone fshing-can'. write wi;hou.
pay.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

a new and dangerous counterfeit of
twenty dollar bills on the Bank OF HE
State of Missouri, has made It's appear
ance in Chicago.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

MF. J. Brown. Of Hart county. Ga
VINO Is siescrl0ed as father of twenty
nine children, has'dscovered rich vein
OF gold which yields from a small painful
OF earth pennyweight Of gold. The old
man and lis lit;le boys. with their NOR
tars and pans, make from FIVE 10 six
dollars per day.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

A company Of enigranis for Kansas Is
being organized at Exeter \. H.. TO con.
sist OF one hundred and flty nLle bodied
men. They will start on the lst day Of
April next. and settle upon location in
the vicinity of Topeka. Each man Of
NE party will be supplied with one Of
Joslyn's patent ti1cs.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

The young man who has ruined him
self by robting the post Office in Chica
60, where he was clerk. confessed his
guilt, and says the greater part was taken
10 small sums; after robbing the its, let.
tor,ail fearand compunciion OF conscience
was gone, and in little while il became
impossible for him to pass money pack
age through his hands without stealing H..
What solemn and awful warning is
this, not TO take the first wrong step,
that step taken, tho next is easy. the
next is easier, and You are fairly on the
road 70 ruin.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

The captain, engiuee. an pile, Of he
ferry boat New Jersey. recently burned
with destruction of life. have been held
to bail in $1,000 each. cpon charge OF
lnans'aushter. The case Will be .lied in
the IT, S. Court.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

\ despatch states tast some thirty
houses were destroyed IN Galene. Illinois,
he other day.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

a German named Baker living in Iii
CO, \. Y, having been convicted Of as
sanlt and battery and fined S400. procnr-
90 the amonnt in cents, ana hired horse
and cart to deliver them 10 The euihori.
ties. The Utica HecalI says they will
fiil four or five barrels.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

The Legislature Of Virginia has passed
bills creating four ne~ counties, To- b,
severe!lY called Wise. C3iaoun, Rosue.
and Tucker.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

At snow shoe race in Nontreal re-
Gently, !gnace. an Indian. won tho purse
of twenty dollars. running upon snow
shoes the distance Of fouy mics ia 29a
miunles.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

Miss M'r;ha Barue c: Bate:our.
county. Va, recently deceased. eranci.
pa;ed thirteen Slaves. and made pro:i>ion
iii her viii fos their removal 10 Libesis.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1856-04-17

Tie New York Evening Pest suroun-
ces that the very respectable produce ana
commission hopse ol Jones < Ferguson
has been compelled 10 suspend payments,
in consequence Of the rapid decline in
gain. Their liabilities ere ,.bout $50
000. and .heiI assets large.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
Tbr Californian.

- EVtrSTRl4<I~N EXTH >ORpINAEY.
\ correspondent of Lite Illustrated gives
the following a. portion OF the experience
of Cadet at We, Poin, -
When came lack from tutirnqh NV lass
had ridden Tor wear. only for a week or
two. Nothing dtunt-d. howcv"r by this. and
blindlv trusting to for time and nv own pow
"rs. hn'kled on pair h rusty spurs. bound
myself securely 10 an enormous sabre with
,onderous iron >cabbarl, and sailed forth.
Dragon brought me- raw hon-!. vicious
looking animal. which. after some p'cIImina
drtiicn,'ip> | s,rrr-,ed in mounting
lror 80 Horse started: 70 did half
~ nav saddle. ! had never been taught to
Icy, nv heels well out, ard arror'iin.iy my
spurs went in. Horse went in too. Mo-
ZION peculiar. Began TO think was losing
r,y bal ance Sabre flew out and hit the
horse on the head. In plunged my spnrS
d". y among his ribs. Another lump Sabre
tiw back and hit him on II" TANKS. S,,nrs
worked COW lsiv"iv among his homes Jump
'hnmp. s,nr Horse reared: ~cz,d hi.
,.,n-: kicked m: canuht his ear aud saved
uays.lt. IL began to grow rxci'ing. Final
!, horse started off Such race Pullin-
on the man. had no t-rd.ncv 70 check hi
mad carer: rathrr seemed w irr,'atp him
Had good hoii With The spurs. hut did not
consider nv self l-rte t,v sair. Sabre flew
up ami hit me in The fare. Blind for a mo
m"nt. ADD trafh something drop. Looked
NJ into the saddle and saw was no. there
Concluhri II must he me on the ground. -
l.uisr SANDING near. eating grass and look
~. ~ me with quiet twinkle in his eve
adding insult 10 injury
SADLY Beautiful There is
Young la'lv ia this city so hazz'in2ly beaut
FIJI tina. her guardians do not dare TO allow
her 10 10 .ut Of th. house. She remains >hu,
ny y h .f.l.. AN i onlv yi>ib,,. 20 female Wis
,',rs What blessing the small pox woul'
h. to 'i.- imprisoned tell" II should y,
added that. with the fatal "itt Of brar'v.
'ii' vnri. la!v possesses other charms, \
mou;.,in. to about S3V0.UVO ~ y. N:uD'
tn. MN who was h"opcl to enable hin
~ contain himself was mistaken for cash
ofiidpor. and hal his head stove in rec, ntl,
al Bangor.
Military gentlemen should not take nir.
Young |a'lirs in pink silk to the ball. am
leave their wives to nope in calico at home
One OF them tried it, in New York, the Othe
night. and when hr handed the girl in pnl
from th, carriage At the ball room door, tn,
wife in cairo WAS there and for a few mo
nrns pink ribbons. artificial flowers, hair
pins. and fragments Of the pink dress atpre
said. flew as thick as hail on all sides. Tn,
valiant gentleman in recimentals left tn,
di>or'!rrri pink on the steps. while H. lee
his wife down the street and made rOmprO
mise, the term, of which have not tran>pir
p1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
W AN T E D

n L the Agricultural Warehouse. st. John>burv,
II. the following Seeds:
200 bushels IIer,!>gras>,
25 Re top.
1000 lb> Northern Clover, warranted,
100 White Clover,
80 Carrot % swedish yellow Rutabaga,
Il English Iurnip. . liz Globe lurlp,
5 Cow horn Trrnip. 80 bushels Beans.
Il bushels Peas - bushels Potatoes (earlv).
Also. any ami approved kind> of corn. wheat
oats. rye barley buck wheat. pump squash, or
other field or garden seed
Also. butter cheese. and other farm products.
Also. 300 prime butter tubs. 800 sugar buckets OF
cedar cheese presses and cheese hoops. clothes
reels and clothes horses, wheelharrowS. OK vokes,
&c &C. ALIEN. Lang.
ST John>burv March 4. 1si6. .'lf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
N OF &c F.

\ IL persons having unsettled accounts Will
~ the subscriber. for medical services render
ed previous toJanuarv I. 1855. are requested e
cal and aciust<uch accounts soon. bv note or 9th
erwise Particular attention ~ This notice. ma,
saw cost 6. q. pEAfSON. NJ
tvnAcr Centre Narsl 1855 a3N,f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
WOODEN MACHINERY.
& l. GOnnAEn Non Ill


nNLl manufacturer Of the original Stool PIN ,
~ and Tooth Burning Machines and Feed EnIIS
t" be a'tac he'd I" First and also 10 Second Rre,L
and inishers OF Wooleh Cardinc Machines Tho
attachment TO second Breakers and Fini.hers ;s NOV.
and very important. These machines are in snc.
re.'ui "Irrai"n, on first Breakers in mos, Of the
principal Woo'en Factories in the United Ststes
Canada and Mexico, and are deemed byexner;eno
ed manufacturers. as the most perfect machines
used and Indispensable {" the economical and suc
ces>fu manufacture OF wool.
They are in fact the only strong, durable and
successfully operating machines in use. No cardino
machine should run an hour without them.
-, me sen hoils are strong are durable. and wor
chimes and Rolls reference TO mills having tbcro IN
use, &c, may be had by addressing -
C.L. GODDARD,
No; Bowling Green New York 10 whom orders
ef"n''' he rcctCd '"e'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
A RARE CHANCE FOR
A FARM Err!

FuNffE advertiser wishes ~ find ~ energetic cxre-
j r"iIced aud practical Fi,ria, =. To- take charge
"f Il farm containing some 500 Acres of whi,f over
40 j. clr'rr! ready for crops. with good buildings
thereon fr dwelling. barns &c: the ,,,ne being il.
md ah"n' fru-~hing village in Michigan, CON
tanning some Is"o inhabitants. The location i re-
markedly healthy. and portion Of said farm is al
ready lal "t III Village Lot, If usual size for bull
! he farm will he let ont for Il term Of wears on
>hareS ora salary will he ia for r,npc.en. -, Vi
'"> :" -" i suitably cutiva'ed To the RIGHT rcr-
'"n $40" veHr and firm SUPPLIES for support Of :.
family nWhr gv'yo"';ed and n chance ".f,r,d bv
r"ri inatagrnrn!. &C. ~ rr, I've n much ,,rcrr in.
come. BIZ! Il snail "np;.al viii l.e nece~-iry. The
bc-rni references VII he .ven and rr,,r!ir,.I.
For further particulars !ra>> (hefore 18th Of
Ap-l ~ +. " :" Detroit. NcLic,u. or
i"'.',ire " ~" n''ice "f TnH CNrnu<I,x Is
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
Prepared by ]. q. AHEK.
PRACTICAL and Analytical Chemist Lowell Hi"

SOLD bv J. I'm clam. aic Hir: IL Nf,s
!oiln>hurv: Calvin Clark 4 Son. Rveca's W !
McGa'fev, lyndon Chase Could & G. Wei
cord -. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12

Has bc,n h fore the public more than 90 -
md is ,l,s, rely popular ia the ere II
S-,ayiris sweeney. Rinrhone. Wni-srs. r.,
Evil Callou~, Cracked Heels. Gall al AL ki,.i>
Fr~h Wounds. Sl,r.iris. Bruises. Fi>tula -
ti-t. Sand Cracks, Strains. Lameusss u
derri Feet Scratches or GrsaS". Nance Fou-
Rot in Sheep. Garrt i'll Cows. Rh,-lri = -
Bites of Animals, External P"iSnrs PAM
Nervous Affections Frost Bites. R"ils, Co.'S
WhltlowS Burns and Scais. Chiilhl;iirs Cha,-
vi Hands CAMPS C"'itrtc'iois Of the ~
rl.S. Swrllings. Weakness of TIA. JOINTS Caks.
Breasts Sore Nipples, Piles, &c.
70 Pamphlets Gr.,tutouslv furnished by AGENTS
with Testimonials Of lis utility.
All orders addressed to the rroprietofs. N. H.
TrcKsR 4 Co, LockI"rt y. Y.
eFFor sale iv Druggists and Merchants r.r-
erallv through the Urit.i SAFES. British posS,s-
Ions, and other Countries Ard bv
--. , II. III. III N-,h>.al -
II Norr.'. = u! IL Try: &C. { Ne. E,..:-e
and tl druggists ai !,uercha,.t> il. e,cr1 town !.
II Iiri!..... Sa'sl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
rHDEH IT ND7IfE Of SETTLEMENT
FREDERICK ID MERRlLL'S ESTATE
SItIE or \EEND\I

''lr'!'na D;-trir. -
y. rrs';'c Court t,d n pay.,,. il. said dit .c
-. .';'i !ay Il Man, W I.-t:
fUiii.EE\> N.Y.. Sarah u. Merrill. ",'mini-'r.-
w II = ';t;rr-ft',. .i Fr'.',r:r. y. Merrill ltt,
:" ii .L'ii' hurv IN ~ !i-rr;r. licensed ,,r,,,,n.c,
e r-r ~ ar,Ii 81 her administration. Az, 70
'rr-' iIrr "crorIrr a.;iir- -ti estate ;r rxailirn
ron AMI I'll ":'r"" "r The lUrI" - f making paw
ION rr t'l button ~ the -iitr"f >::ri c>'.li,.
U"r ''r't Il -.ii,i t"rtailiuil the t,.r-nlt> who
-" ~ cn'i. I - t.. same. II = tcr..f .I., T.
-io - va CONT .a' IT,! same come under ,..,,
'cg;'l, and ~ beard ~ me 81 john >i,Jry House
!" -. ''i.r -h'rv. IN -" ll ,lav 81 April 40 I>,G
SOD = further ordered. that al persons interested
- L''iiiir' hereof tv rut,C:i,ion 81 copy Il the
'coli ii tlli- order in TIE Car.loIiian printed at
-. Io'i',-'Ilrv. tir". weeks >Iv-lv previous
:" S'l; tl" %: hearing. that they may appear aIl
contest thV allowance "t SAID account IL thsv sec
t.t.-; 81. AGO J." Lar ~ -:.l! rol; III ti.e n.att,
% partition :ri tr.!t;on Of >:id esta..
BY the t"ur:. Atte-,.
HARRIS ). DANA. JUDGE Of Prnhate
\ true copy vi Eec"r, Saws
AHes' G. L. B''HBANK Register
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
Fuller's Earth
BOOTS AND SHOES,

'UNIiE subscriber has a tull assortment If Boots.
] >hnc,. ';aiter> Huhlcr> 4 Sf"eFn,d l.>.n h;ch
lie VIII sell II cheaIas canhchour'It NTH. county;
IL he intends I" sell FOR small profits and lady I"v
stock and hv first rate work men.
Fine >cwc,i Boots made Ivy Morgan Hc,,airinc
d"l;e az short notice. y. .il iE
.iItTtI:trv f-'j. ut
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
DRESS GOODS.

lo\E>E ti"od-. VI. DeIaiue- Uehacc-, Ginr-
nam. Priit>. and I'll other knl- oi Dress
t'"' d. be- odd AT discount from former prices
7" IN. ~ ruo;l Tor NV tiuni-
FEETINGS WANTED IN EXCHANGE.
T. +. EEkS X co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
n q Il | G. T..

Passengers going to Northern
Vermont or Canada. vii! find il
to their m/,"toq' not to purchase
tickets of Conductors. or any 9th
cr person. on board the Connect
cut and Pa>Sl'mp>ic Railroad cars.
Therei~ c"n7't'i1"u .Stoyluynorlh
of 81. .LhusLwy. w.. and PaSSen-
gers can rite 1T thar o~n price,
They can take the Isla0d Pom1
.Tog" and connect with the Grand
Trunk Railway for any part of
upper or Lower Clnada. 4 reach
their place of destination the 0eyt
dop. or me day w'it.y hau In am
Mhcy r"utc. Also. connecting with
stages for Charleston. Derby and
StanStcad. G2tf
ID. L. HALL & OTHERS.
" HOTCHTON {. Cn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12

uVIIE subscriber offers fur sale the following de
i scrh"d Eeal Estate, situate, abt three mics
rom flp villa re in Barton. in Orleans County:
ALARM of aboat $40 acres about l30 acres
underi,nprovement. ard in good state of cultva
ton the balance is timber land well tim5ered On
said farm is Young orchard OF grated fruit of l2s
trees The building are nearly new.
ALSO.
Anew SAW MILL. built in the most approved
manner about mlt from the aforesaidfarm.
ALSO,
900 ACRES TIMBER LAND welltimbered .Ivine
near the aforesaid mill
Forprices and terms enquire ofthe >ubscriberor
the premises or Of JOHNP. SARTLE at Barton
village. IoSEPH " LORD.
Barton, Ne, =; l-iI s'ss'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
N T ICE

4 IL per-or> indebted 10 the Estate of Levi =
~ farh-. Ike If Barnet. are requested =" make
i,.,1 ul.nt iin,rnIin.n', The ~ .riL.r ,,r Sac a..
>r'Irs'" fio 2l~' and 22i 'i.rv- OF April next
1910 VI. X. PARKS. Administrator.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
Buy Ne and Ill do You Good ="
ROOT & HERB JAuND1CE B1TTERs

'l'l!E gro"' lri;,- and >unncr M, lic'nc.-com
posed - IL" best roots herbs aHi har}> in III g
tie World. ~ such mamie, H. t. constitute the
I"rv b"-t remedy for he c:!s< If ,,on>c> tr which
ley "r.' r''coIaIucnd"d. l. !, we'll known Il ~
'r Ef,;'i and >h.'rn ch;l s,r> o! our climate rc,
r"d :" l"'. operate upon lie boo.,. and t.rod u
hat Up"E the wh"e system. producing sta rnatron
aid iIhpurIUe-.a tofp! ami Diseased liver and dis
"r-al I"I '"Wci- causing lcycr> and fever and a
eHc. 3:urdir". unhealthy bic i.unor-. ,iy>pep-
ST. ''-':vcilr>-. Indigestion. h"a,:iril, illness
VfHrIre'- pun III III" >':r and b"v"l> loss OF appc-
ti'c. and GENERAL debility.
b.. a.y'~ hi:trr. "'.t directly upon TN, cans.
:" AL these I>oTse- and Nv Use cot oniv prevent
Them hnt viii cnrc and eradicatc them from ~,
-.,tcm. ami should therefore hc freely used NV all
Wh" wish '"lc We'll and keep we'll They are the
cheapest AMI best nr,iir'ne in the world. Oniv 81
cents "r It ANA ~ cents for large bottle OF
tee ~ lln street, Boston. and for -a,c bv dealers
cyervN bore. o-2ro4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
sIsEIGE Fl .

A Iarg,. assortment Of S-'gi> are now on hand
Of various STILES and prices. and warranted OF >u-
perur workmanship. Call and see.
ALONZO BROWN.
No.. 49, ga!tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
Flour, Graham. Corn, Eve and Oatmeal.

AT of which viii bc sold wholesale AZ nla,utac
'rrer- prices ana n rctri' lower than can lie Iur
chased in Northern Vermont Please call and tx
ANIME for Yourselves. 81 door east of Ayers shoe
store ON Eastern Avenue ALIEN Lang.
81 Inhu,iurv Oct. ). $50. .!;t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
Sugars, Syrups & Nolasses.

4 LARGE invoice lot the n,r crp 'u-t receive.
n AMI selling cheap. IL T.. /. BROWN :.
Feb % so
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
Crockery & Glass Ware

Vl'ilf largest and most desirable stock of Crockc
nv. Lima anI Glass re in Caledonia conn
" can noW be seen and bought cEcaprr .han ever
1t T.. +. EEOWNS
Ladies ar" particularly invite, to call and exam
lie my sock before purchasing.
Feb. -. scott
Triple! Triple!
4 PRIME article, u~t receivcIat
~ f.. +. BROWNS
Also, Trout Salmon and Machcre go
Horse Radish
INRESII grated Horse Eali~h Tor ~acat
L T.. F. BROWNS.
March -. o7{f
Buy Ne and Ill do You Good :"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12
Carriage & Repair Shop

yS'IIE subscriber RESI- ctiuliv nti"iin- the l'iio"f
: that he continues the Carnage hIl>iie>, III ~
variou~ tra,.chc- at s.. Johi>turv Center. He
makes the hc-. of I;urc- Wagons and the more
common He also builds extra and common TX
press ana Job Wagons. H. addition 70 rev work
lie is prepared - do al Kinds OF Requiring IN hi
ne. with ueatlIr-> and despatch.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-03-29

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LAW CARD.
TlIEDPHllUS PERRY. Attorney AT y,-
! Marshall, Texas, VIII prac.ice IA the Conn.
Of the 9th Judicial District Business en,rn.,
ed to his care, viii meet With prompt at,entor
Feb Q 1886.
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- Byfdulie. larrant county. Texas AZ,
viii attend To buying and selling hand claim,
periertug titles, etc.
Iaulan 20. 1856 I'm
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOODMAN.
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B 00K AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER IL SMITHS
R m TX B O @ X P ap rs;
SMITH a. PETERS CUT CARDS Il CARD SHEETS;
LightbOdy,s Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS, STRAW BOARDS, etc., etc.
SALES ROOMS, II g. 70 WALNUT STREET.
CINCINNATI. 0.
Where they every variety adapted to the city
nd acountry trade and materials in its
ctur hest
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