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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22

Commissioner Of Patents, to proceed to South
America for the purpose Of procuring fresh
supply of cuttings of sugar cane for expert
ment in the Southern States. The United
States brig Release, under the command Of
Captain SImms, sailed from the Brooklyn
navy yard, New York, on the 9TH instant,
having on board the necessary number and
materials for one thousand and eight boxes,
each about three feet in length, in which to
pack the sugar cane cuttings.
A CHEAP ICE HOUSE ANY person in
the country, where timber is cheap, can erect
an ice-house at bat little expense. All that
is required is to PIT up strong frame for
the size Of the house required, and board it
up close, inside End outside, with space be-
tween, all around. This space is stuffed close
with straw or dry saw dust. The roof is
made in tie same manner, and the house is
then complete. Straw and saw dust are
cheap, and non-conductors. The house should
be situated on dry spot, and should have a
drain under the floor 1t should also be con-
venient to oe filled easily The walls of stone
and brick ice houses should be double, as well
as those of wood. Great care should be ex-
crcired in packing lce,-all the blocks should
be clear and solid, and about the same thick
ness, so that they may be packed close togeth-
er, and frozen into solid mass. In favorable
situations, good ice houses may be excavated
like caves, in the lace Of hill
APPLES AND THE DEMAND-The Maine
Farmer reports that the apple crop Of that
State, in common with that of most other
States, is very light, and good apples fetch a
high price. The market price in Maine is
from $50 to 50 barrel, as to the quality
and the prospect is that they will command
still higher price.
The New York journal Of Commerce saws
Western Apples are selling higher than was
ever tetore known at this season of the wear
Sales were made yesterday at 81 per barrel
Long Island pippins continue to be put up in
large quantities for expectation, at from Sc
to IS when rolled in papers and a kcd.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22

- fSt AM 10 an or!er OF Court: viii be sold
Il at Public Auction on the 23d davot Deccm.,cr
next ON the premises the following Real Ee.t;,tc
VIZ
Ab..ut eight or nine acres Of land. and wa,er
privilege near the Village in Ira>i,uryh on which
is a Saw Mil. Machine Shop. Iron Foundry
Blacksmith, shop, Starch Mil frame. partly en-
closed tnree dwelling houses out builaiurS Store
houses, Nc. Also 'he equity on right Of rermntion
OF small house aud hI near and ..,l,i,,iur ,he
before mentioned property together with a ou,u.
III: OF window frames, sash ana Glass, with other
arlIc.e> "l personal property.
he Shops contain Flaming Machine. C;~rrr,r
Saws. Turning Lathe. Tennenl Machine. &c. 80
MI III good running order
The property Is situate on Black river with, a
fourth Of Il mile OF til" Court House. and whit,
three or tour !Gle: 1T the Pa>suml,ic Ea,lro,J
now IN process OF extelsion-and As a whole ths
property Is considered to b.. one Of the most desr,
ole water pi'vl.ege> II! northern Nernn:
lMe incunbralces. heretofore existing 10 nre-
vent sale OF the property are now removed. and
The esiatc must be sold without reserye
Sale to commence al ~ O'Clock A " 1erms
made shown ut the time and place Of sale; the
premises will be shown ami information given ar
any time on application ~ the subscriber
NJ. 3. klNBALL. Adm
tr>,,ijrrt ~. ;, I,,o Iu,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22

DETEEMINA oN-"1he longer | 1--we"
saws Sir L. F. Buxton, .'the more | am GER
tain that the great difference between men
between the feeble and the powerful, the
yrrat and the in,iynifcant-is energy. in
vlncibie determination, purpose once fixed
on. and then death or victory. That quality
will do anything that can be done in the
world anh no ta.pats, no circumstances, no
opportunities, will make two legged crca-
ture a man without it,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22
Neal ESTATE, st.
Trustees Sale,

9VfE subscribers offer for sale the following rea
= estate belonging to the estate of the late Hulk
ham Paddock, situated in the village of ST. Johns
bury, VIZ: About !! acre corner OF Main and Mt
Pleasant street. About acre in that part Of The
village formerly ca'eu P.dlock's village. Also
building lot near the branch bridge.
II not previously disposed ct, the same will bt
offered for sale 1T Public Auction 1T the ST. Johns
bury House. Dec. IL, at o'clock, T.. VI.
CONDITIONS OF sale made known at time of sale
f.. JEWEIT Trustee
St. Johnsbury, Nov. IL. 1856. 1Go7-lo
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GREAT SALE OF
+ l X n lTC X l.. 4.
THE IMMENSE STOCK OF
FIRNlrlRE. MATTRESSES. &C.

OF BUTLER 4 CO. e. be >old Tor tn. i.,lst;, a..
their creditors
VyNfI. assortment consists IF Il C~,,at yar-,.-, .
Il sol As. manufactured ~ then -xrr.,> r
their customers. also custom mad S,.rt -.--., -. q
bureaus: beautifully or1lant,i.ei tharnl ~ ST.,
pama>k and Hair Seated Mahogany Chan, q, a..
Rrck>: Centre and Card 1atl,.-. piinc. T,..t..y
and Toilet Tables: French. Cottage li,! C,r1..r
t'e"sfcad>: Cane ami Wood Seat Chair and Roc.
Sinks. Wash and Lie hi Stands: Look ing g. l>.> ir
Gill and Mahogany Frames: Curtain fix.l.r,> .,
Painted Shades: Feathers and Mattress "
Carpet'i g. Bookings and Panied Floor C,.tf,
Paper fIancirc>. Etc . ffc.
he above vii tie sold al prices which can &,
fail 20 suit. The Goods all of the r,5, 5,sr!a,
ufacfure nd finish.
Every H"n>ekerrer should improve This oIpor.t-
nitv of making great bargains
A. q CHADWICK. Assignee.
s.. JohnShurv. VI. Dec. 10. ls,5. -.
Nh L. ". Ru'lcrwill W all tmr- re in re- Hired.
at the old Stand 10 show the goods 10 tho>, u -
10 purchase.
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Farm for Sale I!

'yNflt Sub-cr;l'cr> offer At private sale AT bar
GAIN. the farm known is Tie town poor
farm III Barnet. situated in about the centre Of
The Town. h"nE ah"ut miles from The Railroad
Depot III S'ev- IS Village and the highway lea.
ing from Barnet
SAID farm contains about 80 acres ot land well
divided int" wood land. Ia-Iuragc and tacc. is
well watered ami under good state of Utilization
buildings AMI fencing in t"lerabe condition. For
further her particulars enquire off, u. Abbott or the
subscribers
~ IVAN HAREEl.) Se!cctmcn Of
WALTER ABBOT the townof
ALIEN JOHNSON ! Barnet.
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zeQal aoberttse memtS,
ST Ale OF VERMONT.

Caledonia District S.
Alta Probate Court, holden NJ DanvIllc " ithi an,
for said d..t!ict, on The 3oth day Of October. y /
l>jj
4 COPY of the last will and testament of Io!,
"a Davidson, late Of LitletUn, in the County Of
Graiton III the State OF New Iiam,>hire deceased
dUlv allowed and ploNc,; in the Probate Court To!
The County Of Graiton aforesaid. being presented
I" the Court here. that the sand copy nial bc allow
ed. He'd an rci in tbs court ;.rr,.ca,iv l.. In,
statute Ill such case ma!e and provc,i II l. her,
by ordered that all persons concerned he no, tie, I,
appear before SAID court at Il session thereof L. b.,
holden ~ the Probate Office in ST. jol,.l>bury. on
III" 18th day ot November next an contest the
IiliS and recording o the copy Of said viii Il, arr
saIu. II lh7v see caI>e.-f"r which PURPOSE II i iuI
tier ordered that copy vi the record o TIN, or,.cr
H. published three weeks >uccc>.Vclv previous L.
-ali time OF hearing III lHE 'ALLpuHINN. a news
paper printed II 81. Johil>burv aor,>ad ami II.
the Peoples Journal, newspaper rrn;c, at Little
tUi! aforesaid.
CHAS $. DANA. Judge of Probate.
true copy ui rccord-Afte>t,
luut CH\S y DANA TuIrc
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=, ! d Lava
5lb Y. II,>on 225 III, GOOD I'm
~ The Spices put up IL ID tin cases, EXPRESS
i"r family use and are Warranted L" r strictly pure mr.
tl'" ana only need trial tu establish them favor
SPANISH CorfFEWc would ,all the attention" 81 cI,,,,-
which Is highly esteemed. and gives the greatest ,,ri,i,r-
non II Is prepared with particular IA ,.,i,r
Process III roasting. pound M this coffee. il is ,,li,> i,
equal I" IL lbs " any other
ptNbFiI"N tofFEE-Ih> article is CAREFUL, PREPARED ,t
our NILS ana put ,kages having trade, mark
an" ma! i~ relied U" the best and apl, ed mix
t're {" dantlclion and coffee
iA.AxACrN. TT Prepared Danclon Root-This article is
prepared ana Roasted al Mills is rcaIli IL tamil, no
GERS GENERALLY III city and country and bearing our tr,dc
marx Il hiiiaman grinding Coffee may rr,, u,rn AS
NE tRTICLE The proportion USED is about one
nan !it quantity Of coffee The price is cents per pound
All" warranted Ia be the >aic as that wi, has been
S"l f"r fiity cents a pound L., Druggists
me MEDICAL properties "f Dan'cifn well known and
hei III high estimation 10y all wlo This uIy ,c,.
eratl"n :" the root with all its nie,na retained
can !" MIXED with coffee not hest suits the taste and
VIII ne Ilfd cheap and economical a> family beverage
one pound {" which Icing equal I" two pounds coffee II
j. prescribed 10y MANY eminent ply IL aIi> Aids chill
rciiieiA f"r Dyspepsia, Eiious all ctict> &c.
ne careful I" observe that all cuiecs have our
udF marx. 'oHiiainan grinding Coffee"
!: "''r'rcr> and Dealers. liberal discount is made
ei'aig them L. supply their customers the same low
rates. " ~ Wv
H. To CASH PrRCHasERS-Our object being 10 secure
sales al small profits. We otter Inducements liz
TEN and We confidently invite examination Of the quail
NV "f',r stock. AMI prices compared with t.oec al
any other house
Boston IL. lS6 TH-lr2I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22

How TO kEEp FAT SrOCK.-Good hay
is not only the basis Of fattcning. if YOU feed
in winter. but all you need for wn,ering stock
which is IN good order in the fall. \ skill
fni farmer can make healthy cattle grow all
winter by taxing his ingenuity to see how
much good hay he can manage to get them to
eat; and this is the great secret in Keeping
stock. He who attempts the experiment, as
very many DO, Of trying to winter cattle on
the least possible quantity Of hay, will find
himself in the end in very much the con,li-
tons Of the economist who tried to see with
bow little salt he could winter his pork -
When warm weather came, however, to his
great establishment he had net only lost lis
.aIt but his pork.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-22
FOR SALE.
-BY Hit
Caledonia Machine Shop Co.

A SUPERIOR Article of Engine Lathe. o.
~ Woo.lw"ith'- Board lailcr>. al>o one lar.
Iron Paner: together with -ulry articles TT -.r,
hand machinery. Ne. rlr: Bind Machine T.,
mel Raising Machine. | BORING Machine. Blow.
Pulleys and Drums for Nj! Skating. c>r Irri. s.;
ler> for } and feet Pnll,v>: ilarl-,.r,. boxes (
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The Furnishing Store,

'"''fffiNf "
EMERAtES eAt.ii-i,- and tinlrI. assortment 90, In.
- Latest ill"itdil'n> ami best liiauia, lures
Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods,
Equal III material maxi. texture durability and T. To- an,
81" ,'cr offered III ifi> 'rrtrH and Al prizes ,
it i 1" secure III" attention al C>, BtYHE> ,,.>,-
-
SHIRTS " it'll lii.ii ii> collars and wristbands, 81, III.
t>t tih i'>t Qualities. ld l.-W and tlii,. h.
,Il'" SHiKT>-ltr latest and Il'r.rr>
>fE>tIET> t>r hE,wtE>- pi WI Meme, .-.iir ,.
Sih An. "ii'l II desirable ,iurt L. qualities TIE.
l'Nit Ml ni''iIncit> fH-hiN algr,c.iiH lllN sic
idli> Ais III" Shaker Shirts AMI Drawers
'E,' ar-->ul"rlr quality and -iurii -t,l,> and fun
a>>'rti'lt "i >t'h> Collars \cctN> ,hNr> S,aris and
Muiii.r>"f the rI,ii,-t kinds
- Al almost tl NartN In lrirlr IN, fin
t>t and ni>t 'iUr5ilc
Poo >ilh aI!Crtr, lain print
Ell UNI, all, Fl a>>Hi
Hhf li">t- al ami tn. best tur, selected
expressly i"r fetal tri,i,.
N"E>tH K'Et> ELEGANT Patterns excellent
mat il. .iiai 81 III. l">i lakc
lii >t'h comprises ali grades rom tl Lowest t. III.
il"lc ami ualtrt, ,>,,,,i.i v al, ,,rlr-
IA i'>l'' III fl' ir'i >iaI'>iu, Therefore. viii
sui thor Interest hN ,NAniir- ti. .i> l A., - IA
al t!i' IL" II POSSIBLE
- t'""!> promptly delivered Al al flr Raj Road p.l.r>
S'""ti> A' AMI III iiN I.ill ''ttc as. ViIl.i Az,
>ilf> made t. ''r ~ ,NIrl'.u ht!>
SIM Al >ti'ii i"th". NARRATED |" H.. y" Nl.il.
"''h 'Ii' IL lil> '>fdi ii>iiii'iii 81 ~
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B AC Els
A M E r C A N
{ q vi y on \ u.

TIE subscriber would rc>Is tiy AK the t.lii, II III.
Ft"ll" II N'rin't. L. liz. ,.ili> Il BACIIS tNtKk
w 'tMfU ND a. 'lr 81 liz l.>r lr. ,.arar.I,> . !,
III" iuil' iT the rri amt the follow iIir
Br"mhH Ministers $.g, W,o0t Trl,la,i Nn,.;p.
"nd fh'rHt," SIR. Months. >"r, .Nlyhs W. :, u,i-
~ I"i"fS. f'r'r SrtS. >'iofptn. {h. rufin Of H..
Lungs nnd .N'.mc,h all v, ran. G,p,Lrjnt, f. p,nL
UtThmSsnm Ly, snin1ti.s F1n,r AIMS ter kf..
thyh: '''sing tr1n Lif'n',d Wloo,. Plies
H"k Nnt"'hS-in ffct. IN cas-. II U,oinss. IN
f'm'n'f'"n."r 'mi'art Bo,}. US. mas Il, m,dp
III the city 81 Auburn this uc,,ir ! ,,,,-,
th' fr'ilt'f>f> side Large list II the most r,,' and
l'>i"'i lh" i i IL Ell, i't have been furnished ia
laNtN i' Voluntary prom Itilc> IL fl>.. ho haN
'''h ami cured al bong standing and N,ilr, agra, A.
'' h' tt> "iitt ai"'Nr plants ,i.>,
> IL h'"l,ic" AMI Prone IL The good iuthcr> iu
NAV De similarly i,tcI
It, influence has been Ip,lliarlv lal,n In all
'hfdi ana Throat dtc' l>. from slight ,lrl il ifia,,l,a
ti"ll> ii u,craii'> Also Ill some Yer, marked cases IF
email 'dhii'>> aud Irregularities ai la, th.r e. m
plants Rated above.
W" haN" a>' his character IN .,,r
"" Stale Which II has been USED with Wonderful success
"ht' r Na> resorts I" MANY other r,Ir,> have Tailed
I" a'r'i RELIEF liz incr. dent tioiu III, i Il e, r.lj
H'!ih tNli,t al ''Rtt'H Dior. and
conn" >ifl are >l, a. I" render perfect, >f. ami harm
>> requiring the 'Ncoi> ,>l, ia care in REGARD ~
lie a'r> itc "ii' !uali, l"rld that uaril, r,,,>,,r,
From personal KNOW ledge 81 il>t fa. de Ii, h, ,,,
I" say 1" LAY l" all h" are III Athlete, I'LL E.y
'ihi>> 'i lltN. iiianii alien impure sluggish Blood
That B,H'> ANrR' f"vr"r>r rcc,nlu,l,,,i in In.
strongest assurance 81 Relief and Cure
FRED SMITH Montpelier
h.'c>al' Agent f.ri he STATE -
VI h.p rl.vs.l
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~ = VI n. E0'NFN M. KF-iStPT
ION uLNNIiINILN NIlIL1,L,

W r. the subscribers. h'inr appointed y the Pi 1T. Court
lf th di>''t al tal'ioIia commissioners tur,,,iy.
eAai" ami ADJUST all claims AMI DEMANDS II all Ir,,,
AGAINST ot arr. late 81 NrWark SAID district
a' '"' ,Itll> 81 III" deceased cAhit. iiuii,. tncr,,,
h'i'iN CIV f"tlt" That the 18th ,l t
'"'cr ID lN". allowed ir the credit - m nr,sr,,
w 't'h> I" SAN Cu!uii>>utCT> Tor
an d'". and that Will Tor that pl.r,.,. ~ The
dwelling i"s>c {" Luther S"iar,! IN Str;nI, ,p . ir
';"'N III Jdii.tlN ana Ma, ncAt. nj !" "'cl.k NJ ON
each DAY! DANIEL Btt XVIII.
n IN 4. a TO-
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- Real Estate
iili FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm, situated
i'll the north part of Barnet. five miles ir, IN the de
pot at Stevens Village. The farm contains 12o u
ores OF excellent la. well divided into woodland
pasturage and tace. 1t j.. well watered under
good sta.e OF cultivation, with sugar and apple
orchard thereon, well fenced, and buildings GOO,
and convenient. THOMAS +. MOORE.
Barnet, Nov. IL, 1856. lop7-s*
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FER SELE !!

'vNlIf Dwc!In. House. Burn and she'd whore |
low rc-r. III The \ llia-r II Lower Wa,rr
ford with ah'u, four a,rc> "i land under good
culliVatIon.oM which there i thrifty orchard con-
>i.ti@ 81 a"u: :" rec. most o. Whch are GRATED
With the cl"cr-t varieties Of frlt. There i "A
rood wrlloi water II both house am barn and els
of b,,
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
Co. of New York City.

Branch ofic.. P,iA Building R>t.Ii Rear Il t'.t-
CIPITiL IND ia fNF L.iIION S32j.00a
J"strH C"I1I>> Pr,>T joins E.l1t S.
THIS wei .t.li>lr,i iI.f l.rt.- tly riiil ,~It-
i>s'iiil- i"ll rl"il liz i.a- -H'i l'.rf. ts
oiI In" '.s-i Al flr r'-t faf> ~.
itsIt it'll unity. either h Wirlllt arti5 i-.
ir'it-
INVESTMENTS This t'.rrlay = r.tri, tt-i IL -
N'>fr'ft 81 IL = g. li,i> .i.d N.at--> -ft-
tered Real E-tat. AMI lifted Sac r. -.at =
>iiittf - H. iG'lf ,..'iiri IT,.
4 lrtnIrii. fail ~ l>>' alri.it pad Al al .f.-
'->>irt f''r1srii. II H.. -. IL,
taL To-, ,ttail-d ii an att L,
,rEp II ELLIOT 60
''eIs,fa! A-iii III III, y r Stats
B.sf,rl. - IL
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BROWNE & HOYT'S

RAILROAD. STREET,
: the place to buy TlEt Drugs 4 Medicines and
. Fancy Paint>-l rop Lake. Victor, Lake Dron
Black. Flake White. lliramarnc Eluc and all tbe
FANCY C"iyoks may be found AT their store.
Dl>temPer training and grou.I work for grain
ing. granting Brushes and blenders. Boiled OH
Coach and Furniture Narni>h from 81 10 S3.o5 a
gallon.
Our list Of patent medicines comprises all the
most popular ones OF the dav. such as Holloway.
rIi', ana Ointment kennedy's Discovery Oxygen.
ated Eitters. Blood Root Svrup. .Javue': Exnec,o'
rant. Pulmonary BaI>am, .Jeweu's Bitters & Pills
Ayers Pectoral& Pills.
s.. 'oIinsburv, April 3oI1s5s e7e,f
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Singers Sewing Machine /!


THESE celebrated machines are In practical and profit
al' w." i'll all parts 81 The civilized world In all the
ri"l> trade. ami in every 81 fabric either of cloth
heather. they have been iullv tr., and approved Swing
machines 81 other often TAIL work hui
Singers Machines I..Tfe, being
iurafl' and c'I"t" In cI.frivac" and WurkIafi>ip
perfect sew Ing ina ie h 1T eriiv' affords clear lr"fir
Of 81 s0a but imperfect i
NcAatiIi ana Joss. The reliability 81 hines
great reason Tor their unparalleled popularity
Ma hines iT iaiiil rlr - rail and delicate
>trn ton rcc'II!rI't 10y cher IaIf aciiTcr> Such
iat hines are made I" att Ii the r"t L. perform >t,-
<taIiia work The truth family in hines ought
t"" stronger than ether tc,ii>c t.N les -hil-
ill airi> than wici >uttu IiIi tliTc AMI I-.
greater variety 81 work. Til, ii' iii> Whi, prov,
Ell best Tor ali ut'r IliIr>c> luI> lie t,t family
ami they Singers. Thc >i"cd has
ia"iN r"I doubled" No other al COMPARE with them
Quantity al work
~ New machines 81 the Latest improved >t,l-
81 or own nikc. lot "srarn- r,-> Il other
inaiiuia' tur,T> Local agents waI-, >,ll our ma
chimes "a
B-All l-r>'rl> IL string fi.l i1.c
ma, hii'> an'dtHin tH aid'iu- copy '"I sing
or '''l'ii'. paper 'icN"tt 'riI /" The >Ji jet
IL VII! lie - nj Gratis >IN'.tRA 90.
PIl!, Pal Ofii," 2e3 Broadway. Nv York
BRANCH OFFICES
T. IaIi"I.r>t Boston lio ti,>tlnt Il Plila
- " c>niII>fcr i Prov. li2 th'-Iiri y Baltimore.
"a Rr"a! i N"~ar& y. y f-t>t F'iItf y
30 Br"aiwa y. A'airN y. Y tfi,i-'. Illinois.
il.. New York. - N.rrh>i - .,l>
- 'hal,l-r New Haven i Charles = NV prl.ar>
II buchanan y. t,li>cuw. - Daulllil>r. N,lf.
scotland
" Societas de tmicis mu.Ii> tor,.dis."
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N Office

y ILL., unsettled accounts due to Drs. Darlipc G.
a Houghton and to DR.. Darling which accrncJ
previous to January. A. u. 1856. must be closed
and payment made or notes given FIR amounts dine
without any delay &. &. DARLING.
Lyndon Fen ., 1856. oc-,1
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PATENT GRIST MILLS.

Having received the agency for selling F.-oi =
Self Sharpening Portable Grain MI tor c1ild....
all kinds %; grain. including corn on ti,.,.,h r,.-
offer 10 furnish said mills "n hur. NOT &c. - fl-.
wanting them. N manufacturers prices. S:i''. "a is
adapted 10 steam. water. wni. "r hur-r lup Co.,
being capable of griniinc3 bushels yer hour y ..
horse and from . I" withfw" hor>. IoNt r q.
grind sufficiently fine for family u-e and l,..- 81.
hea. the nleal.-a valuable feature.
Numerous Testimonials III II favor can te i, a..
bv the subscriber
Price from so To SIPS.
We now havetwo of said Mills in orer:l'i,n IS,
our mill. where those wishing them j. i.>r
AMI t.au be
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KER,s
Compound Cream of Lily
FOR The
Preservation & Beautifying of
q II e IL II B.

WINS valuable preparation excites the scalp to
Il new and healthy action, cleanses il from scurf
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cures those eruptve diseases which often appear
. upon the head. 1t also gives the hair Il rich and
beautiful appearance. unequalled by ANYTHING OF
the kind For the toilet ladies will find this an ad
mrabe article. as it gives luxurient brlliancv to
the hair. causing il TO curl and removing all that
unnatural han >hneSs and dryne>s OF the haIr which
often prece,e IFS loss. No lady should he without
bottle : il will be much liked for lis fragrance.
Price 81 2 cents per bottle. Sold only by the
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PLATE K,
DIR. E. III. KILBOURNE

NOtLD say TO those in want fpart> or whole
w sets Of Teeth. that he will devote his time
exclusively to Pint. Work for one year; conse-
Qucntlv he will for the next twelve months put in
se,s of Teeth on tiutta Percha' or other base,
CHEAPER than was ever before known in Caledoni:,
County or out of il.
n. B.-Please call and see if this means some
Mi"qor nothing.
St.Iolnsburv, Feb. 81, 1856. 971tf
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expedition. similar to that which was sent 20
Arabia and Asia Minor to proture cauiels,
h.: been e.: ou.. uu4-r h. direction Il the
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THE GRAPE CULTrEr-An Ohio vine
grower writes TO the journal Of Commerce
that there are now devoted TO vineyard cul-
ture over 1000 acres in the Ohio valley, a.
bout one half of which quantity is in the vi
cini,y of CINCINNATI In the Missouri valley
there are about 200 or 500 acres. and in the
upper Mississippi valley 800 or 600 ARES
In Tennessee, Alabama. South Carolina and
Georgia several VINEYARDS of the C.hawba
grape have lately been planted, with latter
in. prospects, thus far, of producing far bet
ter crops than those of the OHIO valley.
BErCH llfpGEs. - In Belgium, beech
hch.es are not uncommon. and it is worth
the attention %. those who are irving to fnd
a h,IL- plant suited to the climate aud soil
OF America 20 try the beech. Ii is true that
III lts natural state it crow. to a tree. and so
does the cedar. By Planting two trees few
inches apart. and ttndiry and intrracinc
them together, .the Tendency TO grow into
trees j, checked, and icing Yer, hardy. strong
Wooded trees. with good roots. they hear this
Mind G. treatment a seed bed Of beech
plants may be easily made by gathering the
nuts. and. As soon AS dry. rack them in dry
sand. for transportation. with twice as much
sand as nats The seed .hou!h he planted as
soon as possible. as it is apt to lose vitality if
Kept long. The Young plants should be care
fully watcrcd The first summer. The wood
al beec, tees y neal equal to hickory for
fuel, and is very rich in potash
fnE StGAR C.HE ExrFpIrION An
expedition. similar to ;Iat Which, was sent 70
Arabia and Asia Minor to ptoture cauiels,
J. t,...c g.. I -, ,,I.~ H. 4, = ~
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All orders and communications VII receive
prompt attention. I. L. FAIRBANKS. Agent.
81. .Io' n>burv Sept. 4 1856. 4..ri
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