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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26
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HENRY j. HYAMS,
Editor 4 Proprietor.
OMce near the Court House,
WEST AT D " Il D L G Il.

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paid.
Advertising -Advertiscm not exceeding ten
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o.p insertion those of greater length in proportion.
4 liberal discount to those who advertise by the
year.
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furnished at s. ID each subscriber. and an add. ton
al copy TO the person furnishing the list.
Where Club of not less than twenty is furnished.
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ueh as PAMPHLETS. BtASEs. CANS BRIEFS, FrSERAL
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26

r The first paily newspaper printed in
Virginia was in 1880 The subscription was
$50 per annun for one copy.
Oh for those good old days once more-lf
subscribers would only pay I'D
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26
DEI1XIEME LO11R

Conformenent . Fajournement, le Juri de Police
s'asseuba le 3 JUN 1856,
Present Tarrot President, Janrier Hebert, frank
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26

F,11MoRE AND DoNELsoN IN MISSISSIPPI.
A correspondent. writing from Cross Ridge
Miss. saws: ssThe canvass has opened here
with bris hit prospects for Fillmore and Don;
elson. Tbe nom;nation Of Buchanan has still
further briehtened these prospects. Demos
racy is dropping and cannot face the mune"
"a M Bnck tnrns too many somerset. for the
Citizen, Of Hurricane creek, and Fillmore
u;ll cary this "neck ofthe woods" By large
majority. 9 s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26

Tne petition demendant Gu un chemin public SOFT
construct entire Fhabtaton de John LobdeIle ct cee
de Madame Hereford, commencant au Fleuve Mssis-
sppi ct paSsant traver In section 1T Est Quest
du leuve Mississippi. Sur laqueIe il fut
Resotu, Qn'un comite de cinq soft apponte pour
tracer dit chemin lequele comite consiste de J
Devall, B Chinn " Allen, II Flynn ct W D
Winter.
La maiorite du comite apponte pour recevolr des
offers ct plans regardant la construction dune Maison
de Cour raporta que la presente Maison de Cour en-
taisant queques reparations pourrait tare queques
annees de plus.
La mnorte du comite etat en- favour dc construlre
on achetcr Maison de Cour. Sur motion de W d
Winter, lie vote du Jur fut pals Get effect.
POur-W Winter. L Caldwell.
Contre-Janvier Hebert, F White, B1andry, Adamis
Hebert, J Woods l. Favrot, " W Lennon.
Sur motion, il fut
Rso,u, Que lie Jure Gt le partage des fonde de
Poydas.
MoNTANr A ErRE DIvIsE $3.50 80.
Ire Aimee Josephine Wander Ecken epou-
Sc de + n Tuer recu. ............. S3e2 1874
"a Nictora Segur epouse de } Claverlr
recu. ................... o'- Ao%l
sard recu ........................ " r s72 1s'5
4me ALOHA Landry epouse de Julien Co.
deaux recu... o'- 1e2s
deau ' recu ~ ....e............... ~ SO 1ss1
white recu ' $40 1s'e4
Allen a recu ....................... 3l5 1s4
SINE Estele Dupuy, epouse d'Ursin Le
ieune recu ..'................. 122 1Ssl
Sur motion dc J W Pipes il est
Resolu, Qnun comite de cinq soft appointe par le
president du Juri de Police pour quils voient quels
sont les reparations necessares La Maison de Cour
afr pu'on fasse les affaires.
Pourvu que aucune action soft prise par le dit
comte jusque'a quill dit rapporte Juri de Po-
lice la somme requlse pour accomplissement des dites
operations.
lie comite appointe Get effet, J " Pipes, Adams
Hebert W " Lennon B Landry ct Janvier Hebert.
LIE Comte appopte rar lie Jur dc Police d'Oucst
Baton Rouge POUR examiner le Racourc dIherviilc 1T
d Quest Eaton Kous. rsrcrterent quis await eSanl-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26

Comlte GeS chcmins levee-ler District, ! 4 Ie-
secque Bernard feyrounin ct Y Blanchard.
2ne District, Durable. W j i.y.c ct W lem
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26

JtRI
QUEST BATON ROUGE, lie Mai, 1856
Iu President 4 -hemlpes du Juyi lie Police:
lie comite soussigne appointe par lie Juri de Police
pour choiser une pcrsonne convenable pour coer ct
reviSer les lois ct les regemcnt du Juri de Police de
cette Paro,sse reprosenten qus ont empcyeles ser
vices de David \ Barrow Get efet. une cOmpensa-
ton de cent cnquante piastres.
IL Caldwell.
(Sgne) I Barrow.
I1aI
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26

REMEMBER! Every Fillmore member
Of Congress voted against Free Kansas!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26

REMEMBER! That Fillmore is as accept
able to the Border Ruffians as Buchanan
They sleep in the same Pro-Slavery bed
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26

REMEM BER! That Mr.. Haven, member
of Congress from Buffalo, and Law Partner
of Mr.. Fillmore. voted in Congress against
admitting Kansas Free State!
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26

We ask our electors and orators says the
Wig, to file this precious scrap away. They
will be of eminent service during the canvass.
And when an empty-headed, unscrupulous
Locofoco slangwhanger talks ofthe Abolition
ism of Millard Fillmore, just pitch them into
bis teeth, and even his hardened face may be
made to blush for the calumny he utters.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-07-26

REMEMBER Fillmore stands upon a
Platform as thoroughly Pro-Slavery as that
reared for Buchanan at Cincinnati.
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DEATHS.

BUEL-ln Lyndon Aug 18th, Mrs. Trr
"a e., vile Of MIR. Shaicr Buei, aged &c
years.
SPENCER In this village, Aug. 81, Mr.
W. II. Spencer, son OF Dea. VIM. Spencer
OF Bloomington, aged II.
BANGs-In JAY, the 18th ult., Mr.. A. p
Bays, III the 6lst year Vi hl, age.
itAtEY-ln Ea>; Brookti.ld, Aug 20, of
ch 80, .ntantum, Fora Euei,ne H., dau.h.
tel OF Hiram ". and Eu.ellne Ii. Claiey
aged months and IA days.
CnArLy-In East BrookfeId, Aug. ] 8, of
consumption. MIS-. Emcil"e H., wife OF tit
ram ". Chaiey, Albany, aged - years.
MURDUCK-At the ht use OF his son. in Co.
lumbus. Mississippi. Aug 10. James Murdoch,
ID ID. OF New Haven. Conn, aud formerly
OF Burlington, W., in the Slst year OF his aye
MCDoNALD-At North DanvilIe, Aug
%, OF drop>y on the brain, John Mcdonald,
Jr, sou OF John and iIonora McDonatd, az.
ed Is years
SE>rER-In Rrattleboro. Aug &C. Hiram
II. ornter. son OF Capt. Dearbon y. Scnter,
OF Cabot, aged SO years.
HARRIMAN-In Danville, Sept. Sd, Ma
thaniel Peabody Hartman, aged SO years.
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MARRIAGES.

DAvIs-lIAprty- In Waterford. 10y Rev.
A. IL. House. Mr.. Charles DAVIS. OF Brighton.
and Miss olive lladicv, of " atertou.
EMEEsoN-TAYLoE-At the M,thoii>t
Parsonage. ~. John>hur, Centre. sept. Sth,
hv Rev. ID. Packer, Mr. Samuel T. Emerson,
Of Danvile, and Miss Eliza D. TAYLOR, of St.
John>burv.
JANES-IlII pEETH-In North Troy, on
The lo'h ut.. b, Rev, y. Ward. Mr. iona.
i. James, .Jr.. of Troy. and Mss Eliza }.
Ilildr,ti.. OF Potion. Z. f.
-BlA>CHAEp- North Troy. on
the 2l,h ult., b, tn" Rev. y. Ward. Mr.. lior-
ace e. Hall, and Miss Sarah Ann Blanchard,
both OF Potion, {. f.
BEERY-CoNANT-In Danvil.c, on the
2>th uit.. hv Rev. ~ {. Smth, Mr. Luther
d. Berry, OF Nrrgcnnes, and Miss Ann r.
Conant, OF D,nvIiic.
EIIIor-IIoUGnroH In Danville, on
the 3l,t, ult, b, Elder \. Slas, Mr. Albert
A. Eii:ot, OF Barnet. aud Miss Laura L.
lIoughlon, OF Danvlllc.
HAWKINS MCDUHALD-In South Read
ing, Mass, July 1911, 10y Rev. ID. ". Pull
lips. NJ. Peter Hawkins, and Miss Jane Nc
Donald, 10th UI Danvllc.
CAHooN-At Lyndon Centre
Sept 9,h. 10y Rev. a. ID. Smrth, Mr. j. T.
Foster, OF l'a>>ump>Ic, aud Miss Matilda Ca
hOon, Of 81 .Jvhu>uury.
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st. JoDmsturp, 1t.
,Tl EUAY 80: SEPT. y. 1896.
. Word 10 Those Attending Our
County Fair.

Tn. T .ir 70 he held in this pace on tie
g5i inI - \ lays OF this month. will AFFORD
,L.,... ot onr snl,sr, lbrr-. wll) are IN arrears
f,r TuI CAItrn>IAN (and their name Is
.Dt.Jr) an rN.'ellent opportunity 10 pay "P'
A..o iho.,. owlnr US for Advertising ana Joo
Work, a.. respectfully invited to .''e us a
.,.l.
II NAV te thou.it thi. is matter Of little
..,,....,. rlre. and that II may be attended 10
-. .,,.,. t,.:ur,. time: hut II Is really Of the
very ar,a'c-t inp'rtanr" to us. Dur rere'P's
.,.m.,J,. M o' small ilnS, and it is necessary
,., e. ,LiG,,l have them As soon IS due. -
hort credit Is be-; for Us and best for our
.rt..,,ilc,,: and We trust our friends will
TAXI. ad,an,,.r Of the opportunity afforded
them b, the FAIR to pay the arrearagc> that
,r,,I ,i..rl,ii u To r.ile.cd cNcrt.Ons to he!l
.orva,d the cause %. freedom.
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WASHINGTON HIlIorS ,NU [TI

WASHINGTON III MorS AND IrrMs.-
Washington. Sept Since the commerce
mrn' OF the Presidential campaign. the Re-
puhi-an> OF this city. II is REPORTED. have is
sued ! .ouo. geo of Documents. iurulinc 300 :
600 copies OF Sumnrr> speech. or 10000 oou
ot pages: ahou: one half OF this number have
been distributed through ,he Washington
HrIu'liran Association. and the remainder
by Members of Congress-.
The National Democratic Executive Com
mlttee Is now extensively engaged in SINH
lar work OF sending off 2o,ooo documents ev-
cry d,y
The American PARTY, 100, is not idle in that
line of business
The publishers of Tie pamphlet entitled
The Killing Of Thomas Heating" Buell. q
Blanchard. have been sued for libel bv Mr.
Hoover the United States Marshal for thi.
district.
The Csifornians expelled by the Vigi
lane" Committee. seem anxious 10 show !ha,
their expulsion was deserved We have no
'ired an attack by them upon a member of
the committee in NV York. On Wr,lnes.
Hughes. two Of these expelled ruilians. as
sauItcd .'n't, man from California in the
entrance 10 the .A>ior hou-,.. but MuIluar
was knorkrd down hv ty>tardrr and tn.
a>>aiIant> then took to their heels
wilmington. Dci. Sept o-PoST OFriCt
RoBEEH STANDARDIZATION. NJ TownScn.
plead guilty, this morning, in the Unite,
States District Court. to the charge of rob
bing the Post Office in this rIrv. in August
1919. lie madr a long appeal TO the mere,
ct the Court. Judge Hail sentenced hum :,
two years hard labor, the lowest term for thu
offence.
NEW I"Ek. Sept 9-(Tribune Correspon
drnrr -" Lra,tnwo-th. 29rh - Fix Gov
Shannon is in town today. on his wa
eastward. liz SAYS that Gen. Lane can com
nland nearly 5000 men. and he warns pro
slavery men from any attempt, with thri
present force. to Suhduc the free State mel
OF Kansas. 1t Is rrpor'rd on every hand tina
Lane has force sufficient for any emergency
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r., All those VIII" nav" detect their sight and are IN
der III, necessity 81 Using Sc,r,l.> will well all
Dr. Lewis. dd have th'ir examined ANi,c
iiii> 81 CONSULTATION from ST.. = Office AT the 81
J"i>hUrN li",c. where he viii remain Tor Few >iliy.
WIsTsa'S BAI>,N OF Wild tufRsY- FROM the E:itor
81 ~ .'.ih'. ''i-'. -, yi,'.f i>,;..
Seth fu"le, H'-t J.. - ~.,> Il PA SIh:-i ft. II
I" tc duc I" Hon L. that oi,. LADY a
al t''! and In. disease h.,d such progress not
Standing the test r,il aid had h.,I that
great i,,r> were entertained that the i>ca>, with he'll
with afN others iiet speedily terminate il death
Induced through the persuasion Il lend TORY sour
DR. Wi-ta'> Bd>tni ol Wild Cherry alter she had
taken cc t"I>. she tel, entirely relicl Of iftaCk
Very Tc>ie, tiUlly y"Ur>.
JFM MELTON.
None genuine unless signed III IT'S the wrapper.
sid - j g. H-idII ST Juhi.hurl: Bacon Eickett'
st Jhri-tur> Center. " II M"'ancN, Ly non: Earta
Hubbard I> n"n Center I'LL Flanders. Sheiteli $.
Bli, ird GluScr: tWi> KNcgaI-: lark Var
nu:,. barnet: Bpiri,el 4 Br.-f.ir " it,rf,ri.
lsI Mis>AsoiT SALvE roR BrR>s-Evcr, Workshop.
every tirnli.>c, and every Nv cling any ii>cr,pl
should keel. 81. hand hA OF Maa>1It Sa!tt. II >.,
the world over ana al, >,h in IL irAi>. sold - cents
per tr,A. }. p st LIiNAN Proprietor Boston
Sid by JC Einc an y. J'IIi-lLIy: W. II Nc.aIcv
Iym.on kan!a,i Hubbard L. uor Center; Hill F!.i-
>I'Tci : hId1tiitd bi"Ner; G.o CoN!e> k!ega:c
Lam V4rIijiii EarIirt
y O>Burn Druggist 81 Rochester saws Of "B.cHs AVER
lCA> t"Af"r so. 90" have sod several dozen bottles
a.G there i but one opinion 81 It> Ii doing
deal Of good here and think most valuable medi-
rine. nearly out. Please send NE another supply"
See Advertisement in another column.
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Pine Lands! Pine lands.
Extensive Lum boring Operations

aye f"tri iir"i"'i"It tf'>- L. all- ~ 81 v. AZ: in
.ir ''NiN ~ -i':'' '''ii'> ~ Ne Vi Hi.
'"fiii> 'ri il''i- f' I'M ! th. ;:.~. .,il-
r'm''S 'f Mhlh 'irt>> has ic,.ilr ma. la ,i.ti,
oi the public iI,'
:" ;t''il'i II AL interested j. Western Lars is >.-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-13
THE. NE Pill : lITHA'

OF all Pa'n-d'>Ir".rr> Is D.cr's Healing
Emhro, alton This medicine has received
udl>ruratlr proof, of IT'S value. from sources
of rtiIatIiltv and confidence forming an ar
ray OF facts II paIalIclrd IN the history Of any
other preparation. II is worthy o. The most
perfect confidence. Irriormiun A. 1t docs
most astonishing cures, and .I,lE" fresh e>i-
ience daily OF It's disease conIucring power
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-13

=" III I've ?Hb!i>ttt. rs usual, during the session
Of the Legislature. ard ARRANGEMENTS will I've ,n;;,
I" forward II dai'v, posi- PAID. hv the quickest
ne III" nI.I- VII allow. IN" c-c-;.,n ni t. :
senator ant i'r"bac discuss . ct IN. E ~ritu-
t"'a "ihei iinent> viii give unusual il,le>t to the
approaching" session OF the Ieci>lature
lie Daily VIII support FREMONT
SHh>rrihcrt are e>rrd 10 >ei.d IN their names ut
once. That We may make The necessary arrange
Inen'- III time t" supply ourselves with materials.
itEMS -D3iIv Journal. post paid. 20 III adv
Waterman \ ,!olrnai. weekly, during
session, - in adv
" 3monhs. as to
ihcl'ldc The public acts, 80 in adv
u Po>tlnaster>. Town Clerks and Representa-
tlNc> are invited 10 forward subscriptions, and for
hve subscribers or over they may retain % per
cent. E.P. WALTON.
N"nt!,c.pr. Sept s 1e56
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-13
WHAT DIiHS HEALING ENEEUCAIIUN Is

W y IL
II ,Sa perfect pam destroyer. and an IN
valuable rcmrd, tor the cure of EhucmatI>m.
Cuts, Wounds. Pain IN the SIDE. back. ana
limits. Lumba.o, Sore Throa' Burns. Salh>.
Swcllng>. Ayue. Cramp. g.. For cuts and
wounds. II Is >npcrICr 10 any other prcpara-
ton. II will afford immediate rrilrt IN >rad>
or turns and tor pans or weakness III any
part OF the system. 1t will give certain rcllct
III very li!t!c time.
(~,d internally i, is one of the most ,al,l-
able rctI' dies Tor crnnr or >ra>motIc alice
ions Tor pains or >or, ne ; III The SIDE. throat
chest or >romsch for SICK hraeia he. NAUSEA
>ca>ck nc>>. rlrum1t,~in, or anv Internal
weakness caused b. tall or strain. II pos
>t>>r> soothing. hrallug. and pam dr>tro, mo
properties un"qnal!rh by any other com
POUND me,il, me. and We have never known
II to fail III arrr>tinG the progress OF the a
hOve named diseases.
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rue copy II ir."lo iti,>,
H> iau, 1, F, ir-lp,\r y, :. .
0H|EA n NhI|fT Il LLNEN1.

. >itiF 81 t.GnNI { ..tu,iLi .pi>tIit.>s
IT - i'' "i';t !Itih ~ D' sad l. 90, In,
t'h 'hi\ - SCI t"II',i. \ l. i-r.-
" ifki.A> Via -.u'i \ Moore AID james MI ~, A..
i''I> dt''l> ' I'M ,>I.l' al N.>, Nu,,.
ti't Ia "i l>! t'ir, H. I..i-,. ,i,,,, A., ,,,.,ul
~ ''i u '''l>l i'I ' "a >lh i.rir t,;f a. a.
>'' '>t'' III 'AtlI"tt' tlrN III tJi.
II '!hlil ltI mon iI. l.ii 81 60; the r>i,iti M
'>'" "'' i't'i sui lIi.ii. tn. irI> n.
- "a" III ! i' lei
S''t 'll 'Iiti lii' AMI
h ~ tir ii'ir't" tiitr. Dam i. Il, t, "a ia, 81.
''''- \ u ~" ti II l. ititit'I ul,cr. that I'll "
>i> Interest" .e uoiIl,i ;Irt,l tN tt,rj,, l i .,
81 'il' zee 't'! 81 thi> 'ii'I a
- ''>'iH me We h >i.,t'>>NriN pt'.N
~" ~ H''''H'e 'hil 'itN NAY tii"i contest
t'"'''' g." >dii Il 'iid tn, ,>. .t re. t,
10y >Ii '"i IA n HALTER Isi iiri tr. ifIi Of
sud c>Iitr. b, L.. on,
Has :. DANA judge ii Probate
true copy nt record Ats
.@> i.ut. 4 I'll ~ .\L D.; ,.r
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READY.MADE CLOTHING

Is large ahi ltie NJ II the very best wors,nanliic
mnnnrT-;,li ri their own ,l;,l,,iiuc,urc-
"f Dress sr"rk and Sack Coats Ermk and Sac.
Ovrrcoit>. Silk Velvet. Satin, Figured six and
Lasting Vests, ElHck and Fancy Dor>k in Pans all
prizes Fr"cks. Ovrra~. R4.i and Blue Oyer,h RS
%r. Huber Goods If AL kinds latest >tyI,. Hats
and Caps. Soft Has all prices and qualities: ,llick
ana INN ""c'N hunks, Nali~e>, C#rle. Dag, IN
brc'as. &c &c.
HER Patr"s and tie Public, are invite; 10 cal,
and examine their extensive stock and any one
wishing I" buy any al the above crr.,, ~ E,rl.
advance from cu~t, VII find u t,~ their ,.rc.. =,
!'a'!e where they can get o,i harriirl- ~, lv,. !
chance 10 selcc; from large and dc>ir, stock o.
":'"">. Y. ~ rElTES,
". ". HORIZON
oppo>i'e :lie pa>>umpsic House. Hsj,rc. Stree,
st. .l"hl>bury. Vermont ,...i,
NOcieiOS ,ir fu,.icis myn,T> t;r,,,,:;s"
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- WOph tn lUE WISE'

Reader. i: Nou have unfortunately become
from pam. c,rhcr internal or external. cholera
morhu., diarrhra. II,ruin,,I>m. Iumhauo,
&C.. g.. try Overs Healing Embrocatlon
"a w"r! ~ tiI,. wis.,. i >u.li i.r.,
y II Ii,lt Proprietor. f.Ni!,t,c !, | sod III =
.I"hIt-iIN ~ ! { r ,lu. il i''ltl' Icy ! !! -
i J hr~hUrN Cci,i,". i,'1iA Era,hott ti'Ii. II
MCt.a.''Y. "1-lr"t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-13

EGSTAN MNEk EI-Snnf Il
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKETS.

BRIGHTON CATTLE iRkEr- Sc;t4
AZ market m" Beef Cat'i ~ y pairs working OK
en- u cows ana calves ci, aid il>. 90 vIir
Prices al Brci-EXtra r>, quality IS ~: second do
s. third Il" :. :r': Ordinary $i..i;:6.
Hides clcr H. Tall"w-lr per III. P"lt>-6,a7o
Veal talNc>-Sj to = ta skins - Il IL per H.
W"rkilIg OAcn--:"i to Sl15. Mich C"w>-S25 To- 81
sheep and Liable Extra. 81 t. t. ly lot l-2tp3
Swii"-Sale> 1T t;,6 -, per ID wholesale: retail &C.
Remarks liic!c large supply ." cattle At market
to-day AMI decline prices is a>oiiJle.
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+ o r s AL E,

'IEHE unGcrsg Ded tIer far sale the vaiuai e 10
beinng'c ~ school district No. one >ifnrte.
on the "f Mai:. Street and Church Stree. To-
gether villa the >cl,n i.",.>r thereon Standing FRO
p">al- VIII be received until the FIR. dtv ofUc ,bcr
foe>e>>l" gwen the first OF N1yel...
EEA>IC 5 FAIRBANKS.
JAS. X. COLBY, Zee.
ASA l.. FRENCH, y
Aug. 81, 1856. e,s %
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81 n. M-cha Coffee. | :,

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pl'lil and r'.I-'d Al Mill l. .tfa;l ,,
gers 'l' fhiN II 'it ii '"ii'rA. and lam ado
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Ne ''k>EINk ARTiIk IN" ;A,Hiln used i air.t
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AM L l. zee, t. l.. ~.
,"i': t''r iiitS ''i.t> ii i""iE. to- Druggists.
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III ~ III ilh estimation b. al HIS rrrt,
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can fa II Ned MIA t',r ~ not f->t >it, i. ti-Ir il
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ditil ad lt'g>'ls. n,.tltII.>
remedy i"i u >;'ci'>'a. l'liiiDts ait ctr.I>.
RI b.. Car'l 10 "s.rIc that al COLLECTS have
tra'r mark. e hiiiiitn grinding Cote.
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efaiig thii I" eipiH Inrr al III. SANE l..
ldf-t al III al ,''i.i>.
not L. afforded ~ III hp
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other hr,-.
Boston Is, lSs, r&U.I
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:. Permit l-ain L. call the attcI readers To
III" iit that the reputation DR. : N"aNrr'> Ncli-
tili> l. steadily gr'W Ia. and from all parts {" III" i.
CONES III" oi gratitude. W here
Reviewed. and health lHiN restored Anon. flmlur Rene
dh Z" the r>t lak, j. found Dr $ \. Weaver, Canker
ana Sail R!I.Um Syrup. 90!
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"GOD SAVE Il ANSAS."

The St .john>hury Fremont Club had Oh
their bannrr-"N trmort good for -. 900 ma
l"riiv" The Wells River Fremont Club
OF Vermont Palnre upon it.
The speeches were numerous. and many
OF them o, h,.h order Amen. the speak
rr, were Hon joel Eastman of Conway,
Hon. NJ W Tarpan, VI. C.. Hon ~ II Cra-
CIV. W. C.. Pot Bailey. of New Il.,en,--
Bannry. Esq. of New York Rev Mr..
Benton. Of Iowa, :. L. IIan>r"un. E>q.. Clerk
%: the Kansas Committee. H. A. Bellows.
E.q of Concord and a host of Others Yer
mont did not furnish as much speaking As
was expected Mr.. Bartlett was Obliged To
dl>arpolnt the crowd, though hr was an
nonnccd as one of The Speakers DIR. John
Dewey and {. {. Dewey. Esq. responded
briefly TO calls for Vermont Mr. T. II White
was loudly called for. tut did not respond
The whole multitude not being able to GET
within hearing di>tan"e Of the nam s,a:d
another stand WAS rxtrmporize1. 50 that two
audiences might be addressed at the same
time.
pom the whole it was one Of the most sue
cr>>iul political Demonstrations we have ever
witnessed. Everything went oil WE'LL We
must not omit to mention that nearly thou
s,nd LADIES' were present. some at them rep
rr>"n'ing Jessie Circles. with appropriate
banners The MASSES in New Hampshire
are evidently aroused most Thoroughly. and
that Stat" mly be regarded as sure for Free
mont as Vermont or Name.
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I've superintendent ot Common Schools in Cal
cd"ilia County invited Z" NEE; a: the It. Johns
bury House. IN ~. Iohn>bury. on Wednesday. the
2i'h instant. at ocl"ck p. VI for the purpose of
consultation an action upon several important
matters pertaining 10 thc Interests of Our schools III
Inc "llfE. \ RAJ attendance j. desired Also
the teachers in the academies in the County are
invited to attend. A. - SMi TIL.
\ &. 81 TTON,
WI. SCALES.
e.. WOODHOt ST.
II. WELLINGTON, ''"f' ''
a. ROl lELIF,
s. II. COIHIkN,
\ II. not Sc