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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-05
A TEMPERANCE SKETCH.
"'Tis true, and pity its, its true!"

A few months ago, the neat, private car
risse of Col. Id drove up Ives street
10 place where it paused, and the occupant
passed from the carriage and crossing the
street vent into his counting house, while the
driver costumed in a semi-livery stood at the
heads of the noble horses.
ID fsw moments,a young man about
thirty seven years Of age, bearing upon bis
lhce and form the unmistakable effaces Of
long indulgence in strong drink on bic quiv-
sring features and tottering steps. posed the
carriage aud walked up the sidewalk until he
arrived opposite the end Of Adams street,
when he turned about and eszed earnestly
vpon the vehicle and its attendant. What
bic thoughts we're We will not pretend to
know, but certain j. is there are times when
The poor isolated inebtists finds bis heart
ovsrcharged with regrets and COMBINATIONS
f,r the loss Of health, reputation and property,
and feeling deeply and keen'y bis degraded
end lost condition, gives vent, unseen, to the
anguish Of HE soul. A. he still gazed down
tie street, the owner Of the carriage made bic
appearance again. and avoiding muddy spots.
~ vss waited upon into tie carriage BY the
driver. and drove sIosly away.
Al ssst time NAN cans along. and secoR-
sissd and sscegnised ;h. Ioor ,lrunkard. and
Observing The ssrnes, look. he spoke sod ask
d hin whst Be cav: "Look, ChsrIey, he
ss;d. pointing bic trembling finger d he
eqs;psge. - the horses turned their stste'!
hssds end moved gracefully towards he
crowded city 'Ioot. 'ber~ soss he M" vso
askss run, and" striking bis hand upon bic
bsssst-"hers 10 the msn who drinks il, b y
ED On ;nde6nsbls expression psssed over bic
blss,ed cosatensas, - DO Issehed vish Wild
~ reckless cir.
well George" ssid The other. " yos hsvs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-05
BROWNE L HOYTU
RAILROAD SIRE

rs the plaee to buv rvKE Drugs Z Medicines end
i fsncv Paints-DWp Lake, Victoria Lake, Dvoy
black, Flake White, CItramarns Blue, and Oh tks
IANCv COLOss may be found Ct their store.
DistemPer Grainine and ground work fos evsin.
ing, grs'nine brushes end BIesdsss, Bilsd OIL
OOach and furniture Varaish from % to os,R 4
gallon.
Ous list Of patent medicines ccmprissa oil ,As
Pills end Ointment. kennsdy's Discovery, Os yesn
ated Bitter, blood Roos Syrup, Javns's Escsrso
rant. Pulmonay Balkan, Jsveas btWsn q PIN
Ayers PectossI 3 PilDs.
81. JehssLsyv, April -. 1884, nm
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FOR SALE
ny The
Caledonia Machine Shop Co.

II SUPERIOR article of Warehouse Trucks for
a use of Merchants, Millers, and Others; the
same kept for sale by Chamberln, Reyes & Co., Il
Paddock & Co., at the Depot.
Also Engine Lathes with and without screw fix
lures, and Woodworth's Board Planers all of supe
rior workmanship and construction, at low prices,
together with the following articles of I'd hand ma
chinery, &C., cheaper than the cheapest:
Blind Making Machine. l Cramp.g Machine,
] Mortising do PANEL Raising do
Seat Boring do five feet Pulleys for
Mill Shafting; four feet Pulley for Mill Shaftng.
lot Of cast iron Spiders for and feet Pulleys
together with cast iron Hangers and Boxes. for
hanging to inch shafting.
! All persons wanting any Of the above articles
will please call before purchasing elsewhere.
| T.R. FAIRBANKS, Agent.
| St. JOhnsburv, Dec. IA, 1856. S59tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-05

"OULD say to those in want ofparts or whole
w sets Of Teeth. that he will devote his time
exclusively to Plate Work for one year; cOnse-
quently he will for the next twelve months put in
sets of Teeth on " Gutta Percha" or other base
CHEAPER than was ever before known in Caledonis
County or out of it.
N. B.-Please call and see if this means some
Minqor nothing
st. JOhnsbury, Feb. q, 1856. stiff
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STONE & FOSTER
Can show the public the largest and best
STOCK OF SILKS; SHAWLS, DELAINES,
GINGHAMS, PRINTS, &C.,
in the country!- Also
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
Toilet Quilts, Heavy and Fine Bleached and Tn
bleaehed Cottons, Drillings, Denims Crash, Dia.
per. &c. lie. O7stf
St. Johnsbury, April, 1856.
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T. y. HslUOa aSS. .. y. o.,
DENTAL SUk0EOu,
~. y.ssss,ss ~

M kILhot RNt. would ssv 10 NJ. fren.s srs
the P....s ssEsss..s Tie. s~. here
ss.re exr'.ns between him.ef and hroih.r being
d'-.oiseS. Ne Gil Es the vr-.~n, eoukne h.. yr.e
'ce exclusively ~ the tresimen, ~ the na,sr.l
teeth. such ~ Ming cleansing. ssrfseiiae ,ress
9nen' q diseased guns, he Ac And he h'pes by
Hsvcsns hs time -svs-iv-ly 90 the .rscisi erarch
70 attain srvssss rs,Ar'eaey and give better ss,.
ssef,on 70 h. ys''ests th~a n divided spon both
dstsrwsss a he professma
t'hsseW rposcnskh.
OMes Ne. bois 3 Dsa,aeS oDssa ~ ssss
f,srsecs - CsusrAl ,sysss SosW
ess,Aepes Of Z BROW 20 Ssaae sp,ss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-05

GVHE undersigned, having been appointed A.
Assignee of Isaac Watts. of Peacham, late mel
chant in trade, hereby gives notice to all person
indebted to said Watts, that immediate pavmen
must be made. 80 days will be given for payment
to be made to me- Legal measures will he taker
or the collection of those remaining due after that
time. JAMES LANG, Assignee
Peacham Hollow Nov z. 1855 954tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-05
WATCHES.

MI ANY ofthe ancient Patent Lever Watches are
w ofsuperior workmanship, and with the ''Chro-
as any Of the kigk-priced MODERN watches: and
some of those watches are Of sufficient capacity to
receive the addition of this valuable improvement.
This ChroDometer, or self regulating Balance,
when genune) will compensate for the different
degrees of cold and heat to which watches are ex-
posed in this variable climate, and thereby secure
to the owners of them more uniform and perfect
time through the changes of the year.
The subscriber is prepared to manufacture and
put in this beautiful and useful attachment, produ
cling great ACCURACY of time. Expense from SIC
to Is, according to the amount Of labor required
and the perfection of the adjustment.
| He will also furnish engraved, and send to order
common and silver plated Coffin Plates.
o. HARDY.
| St. Johnsburv. April 2, 1856 975tf
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

1NHE subscriber has full assortment Of Boots
i Shoes, Caters Rubbers & ShoeFndings, which
he will sell as cheapas canbeboucht inthe county !;
as he intends to sell for small profits and ready pay.
Thick and Thin Boots made to order of the best
stock and by first rate workmcn.
Fine sewed Boots made by Morgan. Repairing
done at short notice. N. AVER
January I, 1856. 962tf
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n Office!

n IL unsettled accounts due to Drs. Darling &
a Houghton and to DR.. Darling, which accrued
previous to January, A. d. 1856, must be closed
and payment made or notes given for amounts due
without any delay. c. B. DARLING.
Lyndon, FeD 2, 1856. 967te
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LNRESH Buck wheat Flour ard the best ofsyrur
II to eat on the hot cakes-just received and sell
ing cheap, ut f.. BROWNS.
Feb. 2S go
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO7YCE.

WE the Subscribers rng appointed by the Probate CONT
w for the district II Caledonia Ccmmissoneis o. receive
examine AMI adjust all claims and demands II all p~r>ns
against Sarah Fairbanks late ~ 81 Jhnsbury said dis
TINT decea-~ and the claims II the decss~d eAhss~d w
cnset thereto rsts ntiss that siA months
tb DAY juno - alls ed ts the o.
Csesent then <st ct
End sH,~ tsss ii meet ne that psfys.~ o.
the tsssss Hro~n II satf ~ Jhnstsr,. ~
tu--is, - ~<pssst~r ant 81 -. Ella, q b~s,si~f Iss
q ostsap0 pANtps:ssbllt.
- .sr.rsf .posN '""hs~Ts
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LErIP. BRiGHaMS ESTATE.

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IL rrchss, sar ssla 81 Ass,sss, : at~ ssi
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cesSs ssk.. sgpt sssa b. sas soar " ,Ssssd TIVE
kretofw- - hi - TIE ditto d,e
snd =. hts ais isstan sssnrt eut future
sas yheeeupA essred ~ sssd that add sgri-
esssa = sesrs sr ~ tate ssess o psnsfs .T ~ ~
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sssa ~ sA ~s.as er~d ts the istsh ALTA q hi-
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Seeas ssssssrtsh t-tss sssa brsrsfx
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Asrw cs, % rrssfs- s''s.'.
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I16 ME N91
AND
UNP A l. l. E l. Ed SUCCE 3
DIR. NJ. r. HAYDEN'S
Improved Vegetable Purgitivs
PILL s;

The most valuable and potent medicine in
THE " OR L d.
Recommended and prescribed BY more Physicians
than any other Medicine ever before offered to the
PEOP LEI
Surprising all other Pills in their operation fev ease
and efDcacy. cleansing and removing the morbid
humor. from the no OYS Restoring tn the
patient his hat treasure the rchest bisssing to man
% z 4 .. r0.
rhe.erir. have BEEN recommended By over -,
pevsoas The Ce.fifr-'-. Why .se .e<. .. ice % .
Il the p-.~''eior.
Price as cent. -. boz ~ Ave hcaes ~ ~.
Principal f.l-s "a Ne - Csnirsl street. l"~e..,
Mss, Pm T. S',i,A Mnnspelsss. Aesnt Ew w.
Sold by = 0inehs,n, ssi,.hsstur, Il ~ v ssAs
pss-,il~, y Perry 4 Co, Cabot. ss'erpUss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04
ARE YOU SICK p

GA1GG i " "
Then Won can't he cured too SOON Don' delay until
complaint is ncurable and then when it is too late
FOur-s NIL which people The church yards,
might by Ayers Catharc pills, If taErn in se"so
Don't go dragging through Spring faint sleepy md list
less. because your blood is loaded with bile. Don't the
Headache Heartburn and their kindred disorders because
your stomach is Don't parade yourself around the
world covered With Pmpcs. Glotcss, Ulcers, Sores and n
or any diseases Of tho skim because syS
ten wants cleansing Don't yourself about lcan hng'
gard all caved In because your Stomach and BVwels need
strengthening healthy action. Ayers Pills set these
things right surely water 9ucncles fire. They purify
the body and blood their functions into healthy
activity feel quek as they are taken They
are the one great wonder of this age, recognized by
all who know virtues and many thousands know them
Take the Cherry Pictorial for cOus and the s for all
arrangements requiring n Pargutivc medicine.
prcparrdby DR.. j. c. ATEE, LOWELL Massachusetts-and
sold by all Druggists in Wheeling.
A.,c. GOOD CO.. Wheeling,
fe4 Wholesale and Retail Agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-04
COLES BASHFORD.


Hon. Miss MuRRAY.--We recently gave sew
eral extracts from this lady's new work, which
is just now, from her position and her prcjudi-
ccs, attracting considerable attention. The Lon
don Atheneum says that the public have been
misiuformed in relation to the reported retire
meut of Miss Murray from the English Court
Speaking of the new opinions she formed with
regard to the slavery question. that well inform
ed journal gives us the following paragraph:
t'This change ofvicw Miss Murray commu-
nicated to the Queen, who replied to her lady in
writing, if We are rightly informed, by some
very wise and some very womanly counscls.-
Unhappily, the royal letter missed its object
and before Miss Murray had the advantage of
rcading her august friends advice she had pledg-
ed herself not to observe that discreet silence
on \ most intricate and vexed problem which is
necessary in persons holding public stations
Miss II. has the courage Of her opinions; but
as she chose to take part in discussion that ev
cry day threatens to rend the Union, her retire
nent from the Queens household followed nat
uralIy. These are the simple facts. There was
no intention to dedicate the book to her Majes-
". Her Majestyneyer saw the proof-sheets.--
We cannot snpposethe Queen means to rebuke
Miss Murray, as the paragraph makes her, fol.
forming an honest opinion Miss Murrays re-
tirement from the Court must be assigned to a
political, not personal motive. l SEQ nothing
in itbut what is crcditablc alike to sovereign
and Euhjecks
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.IIG:HYl-. .Y.hILEKrH ~ .KEDICIyE! Z!
DR.. MORSE's

DR.. MORSE'S
INVIG ORATING CORDIAL.
MOT only relieves but actually exermnatcs all ryor,
and fortfying the whole physical system. that IT bcc az
s0luteS inyunrrAbe all attacks of this character and
Relapse Is therefore imI,o r.: iS,,,
Conlnes pecuarcs never before associated in any ad.
cine. While tacts specifically upon the circulation
srcretons, purifying aud novatng bOth and Eire
and regularity Of action to the stomach and bowels.
To every relaxed organ 1t mparts degree muscular
strength and capacity to endure fatigue, whether bodily
and muscles harden under its influence,
brnce every Gbrr Is restrunE and any suspended unrO,
either in man OF WonAn restored to full vtsor All or
toucs and stmulnnS produce reaction, but Is the PEI
DIR. MoRsE's INvIGoRATING CORDIAL
to Operate unSptnt The influence It unipr I'D
INJECT NEW LIFE
into the whole system. Tile Impotence OF age; the re
ton produced y inulgenct weakness that seems cuuSh
tonnl; aud known affection OF the
and motion, relieved cured byA single course Of ~
rcjuvinatinE preparation.
following may be enumerated: Nervous lncapacty in Ma
narrenuess; Iysterics Female Irregularities Sruralrs
Nervous Hcnlacle Low Spirits; Feelings Dscourarrr
OrHDcspar; Involuntary Weeping; Mental Confusion:
of Memory; TremulNSness: Rush Of Blood the HtId
Mental Inulence; Loss Of Appetite; AmaeaOn Muscular
RelaSntion lrritabty Dysptrsa; TOrpOr after Faith
Nervous Cough; Unpleasant EructfonS; Foul BErah Ing
ularities OF the bowels; SleePessness Ennu lnuuba
ioua Selanchoy; aud species Of complaint connected
whether Immediately or rem"tely-wl the funciOnsOA'
nerves:
TO TIE MARRIED AND SINGLE In every delicate Iky.
ical cxigency, this Inriyaled safe and nfalhe exlar
earnestly recommended. II diiIseS delightful calm t
the whole system, and by conunIeatinrto feeble
ISM the energy which nature has denied, indulgence De-
sroye It Inevitably roionEs life, while 1t contributes " m
enjoyment.
standing, leading ncieal men, and in fact embrace. t,ty
profession, occupation and class.
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-. -75lfi OF LADY,
ITO those the pleasure Of knowing her we need
say nothing but to others remark that desire TO
benefit the suffering induces her thus speak None can APP
prrciate her joy being relieved from pain
after years suffering unparalleled but those W there BIZ
aIiv) who have suffered like her.
successfully conducting school At No. 6o
Baltimore Tue happy change in her health is subject
astonshen and Joy to her numerous friends We ask
those Interested COLL on She will tell them more OF
her cure By HInOs 1ictWrs than she has written. Thus
It is that remedy goes giving relief to the sick We
refer public them. From distant places We also
hear the happy result These facts with the
testimony Of thousands should sxepticism and
prejudice their heads and coneede that lAuptons
lTiacture Is a wonderful discoHcry.
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spR1N9G ELEc TON

I'VE charge TyE potlAs for inserting nominations for
Sheriff. be paid trarabl In advance. PersOns nOteon-
plying with tls rule YIN understand Why their announce.
ments do not appear.I
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ll1.tA In 4lSNl1kNNt1I4S.
PHEDLEToN q BEATTY. Editors.
Published Cornerof' tain and Qnincy=sts,
ENTRANCE or erlscs STREET, iby 8s
B E a TTSY & 60
TERRfS.-pAILY; Es5 asaasn. s3 SO
MEEKLY, per annura, 100
~ - 81, y 49,.
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 4, 1856.
Tn Pxeu1c.z-It isstateGl That theG Chief, Ems.
cineer d. the Navy does not gtiyerup the Pacific
ne lost. and win not, even u She should not be
heard of for five weeks He thinks that she
may be imbcdded in ice like the British discove-
~ ship, .the Resolnte, which required five weeks
70 discngage herself
MoRr MoSEY M1ssIxG 1Rox BosroS BAxEs.-
Within a day or two, says Boston paper, the
sum Of 50, 500 has beeamIssihg from the Hamil-
ton Banl, and the sum of $3.50 from the SUI
fox Bank. The packages containing these a
mounts both disappearedin some nnaccountable
way during thenisht.
FRIxEEoET, KT.-The Frankfort .Common-
wealth" cmphatcaly denies the truth of state
1nsnt respecting tho financial condition of that
city which WAS recently transferred to our col
utnns from q Louisville paper. Tho Common
wealth, after charging that the statement origi=
mated in malice, says:
.'Ffankfort, is not bankrupt; she has made no
assignment; she Is abundantly able. pay all OF
her5debts Inthe first place, she has assets that
would sell under the hammer for Tar more than
ysOuld pay all her liabilities. In the next place
her ordinary revenue is sufficient after paying
current expenses, to pay the interest upon her
funded debt, and to sink ttc principal fast
enough to extinguish the debt before the bonds
in which. it IS funded will mature. Her floating
debt. which is only some s., 600, will be nearly,
if not quite, all extinguishcd during the current
year, out of the surplus revenue left after pay.
ING ordinary expenses and interest on the funded
debt In short, We do not know city anywhere
which has debt at all that ism better condi-
ton than Frankfort"
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ELY DORSEY & CO.,
IS Lf{tAa GENERAL zoe Is ar
FORWARDING AGENTS,

NO. IS MAIN- ST e EI1
Wheeling, Va. Jfs
AYIS REMOVED to the above stand, will be pleas
L i ed to see, our friends and correspondents.
Alavors care will (as heretoore) have
prompt attention. 81 ~.
April; 1885. -----z.S Rt
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
ME undersigned offers for sale his House and Lot, os
Il Market street East side, between Monroe and Unions,
The Let is - feet 'front.' with good Brick Dwelling sa
aud outbullln.s. r'r ~
It Will he SodlOw and accommodating terms and pst
session given any time after LIST OF October.
ESr Enquire Of
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OUEIsR INAUGURATION OF a
GOVERNOR.

Tbe following scenes, described in the ,editos
rial correspondence Of the Milwaukee, American;
may be regarded we suppose, as closing the
contest for the office Of Governor of the State Of
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lSILH .SIIIHIS.
Just RECEIVED, superior article Of sis Shirts and
q Drawers, all Sizes which will be sold the lowest fig
ures, by J. II. srALLaLAN, =
ap2 No. 2washinEton Hall.
KID qLUIEES
T HAVE Just received lnrgrst Gents Kid Gloves
in this market, the very best makes.
Every par warranted to give entire satisfaction sS
- ape fs' : " 4'''S ~ '''''' J.sn. srALLMAN.
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sPBC1AL NOTICE s.
no Rs.

TO EHSlNrERS.
we are prepared 70 Printers With wade's superior
News Book ana Job ms. Ne have nov on hand =
New New INK. .p s press. i;isht .srsea
Extra Inesdo. Ms. hshss:
Extrss lsS1s de-. EnrniHh.
1.isI,t RIne. &c.Ec. &c.
Inks sold BY 70 be goods and IL found not
to be so, can be returned at our expense.
: nj BEATTY & CO.
DNSPRPSIA.
There few vino do not n some time e
unpleasant such rs sense
Of fllness weight and Of the stomach bitterness
in the mouth foul tongue nausea, sick headac'e &C.
All such feelings evidence of approaching
which should always he checked and cured by the use 9
HosTETTER's STOMACH B1TTERS, which are known to
be an Iua;ltie Remedy for all such 10 ms
thousands Will testify hive tried them and proved the
facts.
ror by ali the principal Druggists and by hotels
IAUGnLINs BusIIrIILp.
ana - TIN. LoGANsk CO.. Agents
cH.R1zs GO. Nd, August 10, 1899.
Dir. HANr4ox:-a
IT'S with rlsasure1 make this statement. hay
been several years grevouy afflicted with rheumatic pains
from head to foot tried everything Iconll hear Of
c.ivs no lasting benefit nine months since heard
of yonr Tinctnre and thought would give II did
and am happy 70 say that cured ms also suffer-
ed greatly from other complaints common to our ssxi from
all which an now entirely relieved. have better health
now than have had twenty years ofHll tie medicines
have ever heard Of richly merits the praise OF our
sex, MATILDA LONG.
For..lsb by tn. LOGAN . CO.
NOTICE.
BGERHAYE'S HOLLAND RlTTEits is not, as some Per-
sons suppose substitute brandy 1t contains merely
.uro,ct spr to preserve IT,. We offer IT thepulc sln'-
ply as remedy which depended upon In most cases
of Dyspepsia Headache and 1ndigestIon II will be found
an excellent remedy the many unpleasant effects attend
:nE a change of climate and water.
s-sod at 81 per bottles or bottles for s., by the
prOpretors,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JE. 4 Co.
and Chemists, corner Smith
field aud Third Streets Pittsburgh, and by
Ia EGELLLNS &c BU1SHFIEAD,
ape-1E Wheeling, Va.
"a -DGRHAYE's Chemical Aroma or ltALLAND BIT
TIERS.
scarpa's Acoustic OIL, for psssecss.
Railways Remedy do -s
aIasc roosl.Aehe prOps-wh all the Popular rtePaFa-
tions of the day.
Ea~rOr sale, wholesale anil retail, by
t. II. LOGAN & CO.,
,aho1 Bridge Corner Druggists.
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TBE PAerlc. Lit isstated that slhesG Chief En.s

einesr ofs the Navy does not gtyerp the Pacific
Is last. and win not, even II She Should not be
heard Of for i've weeks He thinks that she
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-04-16
Sale af Trnst Pranerty.

DY virtue of u deed of trust executed by Moses H.
ID McCue, the undersigned Trustees, viii on Thurs
day tie 1911 dug Of Nay offer for sale, at public auc.
ton, in the Town of Staunton the following real prop
erty, viz: ra
About EIGHT ACRES of first-rae Land, situated on
the Parkersburg Road, adjoining the said town. On it
is a comfortable New Frame Dwelling House. The
land is susceptible of division into number of good
Building or Pasture Lots.
The HOUSE and LOT, now occupied by the said
McCue as residence on Main Street, and near the f.
piscopal Church. This property is very desirable,
the lot being large and highly improved and having up
on it all necessary Outbuidngs Of the very best des
criptionsuch as Stable Kitchen, Negro House, Smoke
House, &c, &c The Dwelling House is one of the most
commodlous and convenient in Staunton, built partly
of wood and partly ofbrck, and would suit admirably
any one desiring to open School or Boarding House
The BRICK TENEMENT in Lawyers Alley, adjon;;
ing the property of John Scherrer aud formerly owned
by John Merritt IT is well located for any kind bus
mess, and would suit small family as dwelling,
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging
TO the said McCue at six months, the purchaser giving
negotiable note at six months well endorsed Much Of
this property is valuable.
TERMS Costs of advertising and sale in hand; the
balance in equal annual insalments of one, two and
three years. the purchaser executing bond and security
for the purchase money! and title retained ultimate
security DAVID 5. BELL,
~ u8z j. H. McCUE,