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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

ARs Ess STORE AUCTIoN.-TO MORROW. (soN.
dAyJ 81 i0k o'cock. &C B. OF her
L, with upnis I'd mAtrsl; cemplev Sc, Of tools very an
Tor lAhs hxiureS and covered wagon. Deposs
led. w. "A CARfRR, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

b r. WILKES sUi TIoNEER LKtNs a L..
t. vINssTUN III seil q, Ancaon. on Thursday August
IacT, at NJ O'Clock. ut q UrAn-r park fwenas<h
e~t l-Alegsnt househod fprn ueeJbe entire furniture
usne< In tad 70 a. consisting OF rosewood poAs rh<rs,
b are char. wHinui d1 saiu dana curtains lace
ID do ciochs pier aud centre tab er-nsou 10 pier,
AoUi oval glssses bureaus, wAahsisnds bedseada
amber furniture tsedahlon vevet Brusses lnsvAin snd
rs. ply oar9si: oechs 40 Catalogues q the once OF the
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Aunuasi s,ass.s'ss

"l'',,
4InossaAs,s'ss4
sytRLos eAsDEr. DOORS 0rss ~ ~ ooM.
~ werce al ~ tors
EcSDzp iasS sah f 's'; srrrs nav S s
AOSoAT bvzssra AsSusr 3 'rs
~ 0'A''' s', orrSs =, EtsD SUCCESS
u ~ s'A' s as ~ sHaasA RoLIA
In Paul Braasnts nv slle q
ing o ~1perday AID Friday
FGCsisssS. %SGTs1 y 1sH SLnxARY DASD
A I Ia '2'o uatsTI HPs mss nay '1an
'uesdsy- TIE Wonderfii RsSes BIANoas and O.her
WAiL.sna,. ,ns.rsx, A.,
9, the beauniui and er,llart 80,
20 ss sAs Ss q ss~ Ss uS
vi" Apple E b AZ itsG9d ' TS Fas Rssrnxsr
S a' ss 5, Tas
Mrs CooE, &c er h.s ,ns n'mitaSis oUreOsaso'
received nightly v,.h secl s@ sl q delight
in h great character of 'S be- Jew and M. osn Wood
Pords Ms Siltoa, sis Manners and brilLsn, cas-.
AOADEMY OF MosyC
ttof w4laoVs :ss..rej ''''''''''
-Hr csoR IL opgEA
aos os % Management has ss oSissa
IaussD.I EpsS. tueuu1 S.
when VIII be represented form OF musioa entertain
sp b. q % Ger
many. France, Spain SCOTLAND aud -reland.
-~s',s $500 Twelve teaa.s r~.,rss..
Prms donnas-
H RsssS
~ 4wo fo iHs 6 6is
rorts violin. celos, bssses
EisSt auies obos, olariou,ass bsssons.
SHs h0rna SOT sss ss SsTs SR IAN
essctsd b Henry ErSen o. Sew Yorl for Tho gnvers.s
TIE 1csdeny q Music h.s asderecas ars,n unds' he
desirn dr;cian Of Mr. Dion ooSrciosuit, admit
spnh b.. tns I the prss Ct .~ a. low
Ss ssss me arp % duHspd
sssss ain and objects OF an Acsdens CT mraio
Tss programmes ot .s ar.t psrforn.n;s og-thsr With
lat OF the viii be given the Advertisements
'''' ''N'' " Dis soURoroAUI4r aenrr. Dirsuso.
b lively the Lat wesk-Moudsy afternoon and
sysnas Ii. novsit, s.S sg. %r1cles OF thai
ordinary ans Wholly unprsssass.sd il q scezafs ND
sssf Ss sfh re .1ps
ssns sn a s,sDsa a s ss ~
ss ss',s s'srS :
CRAP. II. $$Iss ss. coss.r
s.as. ssT.s VII :' ssf%sf o
Uoou open =. 7: 70 oxnnsoce as Fics-.. % Cos.
Nj. Mr. GILMAN respectfully announces thai he has made
Arrangements Win n vrruxrsxps
for professional tour through the Omitted States.
v,sonemps IN the sruslcaT world wosn Se 5egnuae Of
hs br,l.Dl Mr UmAn Daasnly tIpfct thai the
universally recognized grestess living mist viii be
received with unqualified Apr ,bA,oa.
Tux FRENCH SPY.
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
AT BuRros's, Mo.pAr NIcar.
X ATTY o'sHIsIs H., ,,,n.xv
~ miss si Ta a1e II NIT MITCHELL nGsai
At BURROWS, MorpAv NIGsr.
Nm. AND Mrs JOHN DREW, THE POPULAR COM
N dian ADd eom.dsnns Intend mskns AprsfsAioaAl ,ou
Y. .5 s,ss 81 s, 0 1apA' Jobs
TIKI WILD ARAB BOY.
Miss MAaals MITCHELL.
Ar buRross hoSpAr ktGar.
RUOKLEYs NEW HALL So BROADWAY TO LET,
u Or tie lease for sale Apply TO JAS BucAIEY 4
foIy state Toe companies southern tSs.,rrs
Az row somPcs Bu.lnes, mmancs.ious be address.
CHE TURF.
f,EsIRIvMLE couRsK-TaoTrry0 -os MONDAY.
sina n waod.ua Dams. r. s,mrsa 10 s.r,a w Sss
whei,na Dsmes . xOTgAn R..lrr 2 n.rees. God day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

(,EsIRxvILLE CoURsR-TaoTrIy6. ON MONDAY.
- Aug a.tss o'clock q n Match 800 mis beats, beat
wheisnd psmes q Morgan RAtlsr TO hsruest ood day
and cool track JOEL CUkKLfr, froprislor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

kORr0A9E SALE by VIRTUE or A rHATrEI.
nntgNse 4 viii sell Al auction Monday Angus 3, al
.,caocx n 81 No Alosay street, N. iot OF ost-
As bedding bar rI ur-s fquors segsrs, h., nc, tnciu
Ia The entire furniture Of q boarding house
NJ STANLEY. Jr.,
Attorney FOR Mortgage, offce Marine Coart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

LBsRf s.tAvA8k AC'TIoNEER-BY DRIVER OF
asske uee, UIRBLkE, BAGLEY / S<vAGE will sell a.
salssro4,m 81 ecAr street Tuesday, AUGUST 4,
Ag q 10 NJ the entire och OF dealer In staple aud
nptory sale Of 10 se|ry. &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

uos HAVANA AND sew oRLShEs-rHn UNITED
ssafes srAn steamship CAHAwbA. Capt J. II Bal
lcrA Will receiving freight Friday August
and sails for the above porss on wecnssdsy, Angus "a
IN orlos preosely frcw pier foot OF Robinson street
FOR freight passage apply 10 the assnss LIVINGSTON
nRotfib RON a 90 " Para plaza
nc 4 sAvArrLH AND rLoaIDA.-UsIrED STATES
mail Iine- Tie steamer AUGUSTA. Capt N. q Wood
ball vii leave on SATURDAY., Sh Aug1r At O'clock = ~
ror fr~,sh, on passage apPy 10 L. MTTOHEIs Is Brosd
vsy ftrerah csss rom New York to Jacksonville 81.
Pilsfna st sts~msss fcs Florida al Savannah With
the sseasners frn New York Tuesdays snf tsrdaya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

|bnRKhPToRv SALE SCHOONER YACHT DAWN At
seosscn "A Thursday morning Ausus6 lsS1. a. hall
- ocsk. buaru, Al shppen street wharf, viii DC sold,
houi rssrsve 10 ese The superior centre board
|hcoaer yschl ia. hu 10 1856 a Phdslrhia ~ sl1rt
- Son Il ~ hest sria aud In the most substantial
Ass~i tnrh On deck "a fre,; tons regser frruished
e0pls ovuev Tor pieasur~ yacht with hunks and s~ep
accommodate twelve sails Al ton
>orv ~ Ac lnver orv. which sery fu, bs 81
Y aa0lou sOre Term, at sale
DpTrlL.R CUOH 4 co Aurtoneers. PhiladelphiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

rcusrsE roBRFsr WILL, UPOH TH1 RECHrPf or
" is cer send to any person ese picture o. their
true picture Of their ended Address Euseue Forrest 10
rovery Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

/ MoRAHSI, AuCTIoNEER-sroKs1 3l BOwERY-
viii sell on Monday August g. nj 10 O'Clock, nj the
|ve store 81 Oh consisting q AL kinds OF hardware guns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

MACK Ekz =, AU1IOHEcR. WILL SELL ON MON.
day ~ ocock NJ, at 10 Hudson street the entire
Tee housebo furniture Of three story house. ,sstng
,ahoeAuy sofA bedsead rocking and spvny
ra pier glass; al bookcase elegant tapestry aud
II carpets CENT Abrs, mahoGAny and other beh.teads,
linen, china. 81 ADD lated wares marble top and
q hu reaus wAshslanes wardrobes, dining AMI hit
furniiurr vim which the sale viii commence saie po
"a IN NJ al
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lI AILANR,9 HTATRE.
w Mr. STUaRT begs 10 thai GA Nosdey, Aug.
e. the beautiful and br,biAnt
ans JOHN WOOD,
whom good d, lnro6uSs ssa who kas
abb ing %ae t. the beats Of the New voss publie
will appear for tha copd tune In
TBE DAU3ETkh up THB Re3IMENy
with full The OF Josephine by M Joan
Wool sustained BIZ Mr. Davenport, mr. Ptiibps Mrs Vet
non Mrs Cook &c hs~s ninita5is bEreoaus Of
SB7LOUK,
received nightly vi.h acclans.sa ans Of delight
Mr. JOur WOUly
In hs great character of be jew, and Mrs. yosn Wood
Pords MIS- ailtoa, iss xsnDers and q brilisn oaas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02
ASH, .gST1i,os.Es-AU9rIoN sALs OF EIasT

NASH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF FIRST
Saas household 'urI rich Wilton ant velvet CIR.
costly French plate pier and nanei mrrors tire suits
pexlor furniture wood plano ort- valuable oil
pgs pea, spd silver cutlery &c Rt2A gest Fourteenth
near Eighth avenue IF n Ash will sell ou Moaday,
1t ~ liz Pco,h. the ire furniture Of the above
which La OF TIE description con,stng OF large
ostly pier and msnis mirrors ruperir rosewood piano
seven octave, slegantiJ inlad with pearl with solid
keys of the most superb instru de.
sles ant suits OF rspwood parOr furniture 10 rich
% usSvon hr d. ono do In green and gold costly
rood AIRY bookcase solid carved ceatra
nd pirr tables ,brs superior etegeres
with bror doors and backs; ~egs wood recep
resrs, In rich satit and tapesty; wood corner
rvs, vth MIRO backs rich lace window curtsns and
brunze an6 ,lu clocks cost and irsHd.n
b and ricp psro~ ornaments, a., wi ID number Of dne
intings lining ard Chamber Furni ure Lie.
estensn ,ab-s chars rich gold bsnd decorated aud
, SRA asgsnt ruby and Gu. glassware pearl and silver
~. cake bxsse =, cas- kete, bureaus wsshstands with
French and nirrors mahogany suits of furniture
cloth, oo,l ans mahogany spnag seat chArs,
hail stands oicio EtsIr carpets. &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

DppUCBp PBICns-slm rHBouoH.-roR CAI.rroR.
~ nia-Unef States Nail line via PAaanrA hafroad-ne
Uned ssH,ee NAL ssmsap 0oapany ~tl sespach FOR Az
pnvAi Wednesday, August ~ two O'CLOCK r. ~, pro
sssy fro pssr foos Of waxrrs see rorA river ne ven
brown and fast sesmsbp i1Jk OH Captain Chaa Boges
United and malls viii be bv wsred
by Panama Rarvs6. and cunes q Panama With he PHsno
Hai gseaship uompan,'s maannpsnt sraspehip Johs Ia
Reuhena H. eorBmandeg. which VIII be In road
peGa and leave knm efiately fov Ban rrAncissp
The pubic informed that tbs Pnmhc MAI 6samship
Compapy awsyr have more ertrn Steamers lying
esdy Tor 70 avoid any possible deseniu Of pes
por pss sse apply 70 l. w. RAvMoND ct the ouly once Of
Ia copany no III West street, oornsv Of warsa sresa
New lQYk - 49, - .
sch mosh
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>TIoN sALE.--wE WOULD GALL PARTICULAR
attention + he large Of splendid furnitare TO take
lon Morday at I'll. residence 20 West Twenty six n
q few doors fr n Seventh avenue by dENbY LGEJS
Also b SPLENDID rosewood D anoforle. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

r osr-A SMALL nNaIfsu rKRR1ER SLUT ON TgE
~ evening Of NE 3st ui whoever win tbs
10 31 wes, r~ersie,s Sweet shall be suitably rewarded
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A FOOR Re- UND CORNERRD HnAvY PEARL KEY
"A cd rosewood pisnoosts fov sAie-Oas OF 80
super instruments IN thu United States; hnshed ali
r,und ske magnificent OPEN carved work the
prars pums And fru the legs Of Double carved wt Of
peers hss Apes Ac and the whole finished throughout In
syie Of rarely be found and power
full ch and sweet ~hch be ly tested plate ani front
richly with rsai hirds Of Para fountains
OF plenty &c 1.-The whe finished In style OF Louis XIV made
by Of the celebrated city MAKERS and warranted or
two yeArs This 10 q chance hAse eaborate
and sxra magnificent piano rich stool coyer &c 70 mscs
Ca Spp pvce gW Apply at SIS SIKH avenue for fouy
DAYS from A. n MI sP.M r. bargain viii be oner
ed cash purcha' and ~ be bored In The best
AR shnpnr m
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A sTROLOay MADAME LANE CAN BH CoNsryr n 4,
aboa love, msrrisge and. absent friends She tells All
the ev, u,s at life At ~ Elizabeth street Grand ladies'
rs cents gentlemen cents sbe speedy marriages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

uupeoR RIVER RAri.RoAD-rRon July ~
a sArouxh Sains WIN leave CAAnbss swssl - . ~
A y. nYH. suesrhAsss.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

|vIOr not CE--I BOGART-AUGTIoNEER BY g.
DG ART NO day, Aurust s. A. 222 Centre street. board
ase fu urr large lot OF bedsteads spring
chairs, bureaus, crock Try and glass ware, kitchen fur
and Cooking uttpsils Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-02

DOYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA FOR LIvE9POOL-
II TIE ASIA k. +. Lott commander, will sail from the
stream with The mails and pasaengsrs for Europe IN Wed
Jersey City. with the passengers IL n and O'Clock
The ! ersa viii sail on the 18Th August.
l.. CUTARD, No. 4 Bowling 0reea.
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me in speaking distance. "How does thee

came in speaking distance. How does thee
do?"
The poor culprit made 20 answer, but burst
into tears.
90 fic." said the Quaker, as he proceed
ed to release him. " l am sorry that thee has
got thy hand fast Thee put it in the wrong
place. Or it would not have been So
The man looked crestfallen, and begging
forgiveness. hastily turned to make his re-
treat. "Stay," said his pcrsecutor-for he
was now becoming such to t he offender, who
could have received blow with much better
grace than the kind words that were falling
from the Quakcr's lips" stay, friend, thy
bag is not filed. Thee needs corn, or thee
would not have taken so much pains to get
it. Come, let us fill it, And the poor fell
low was obliged to stand and hold the bag
while the old man filled it, intcrSpcrsing the
exercises with the plcasantest conversation
Imaginable of which were like daggers
III the heart Of his chagrined and mortified
vict;m Tie bag was filled. the string tied
ard the sufferer hoped soon to be out of the
presence of his tormentor, but again his pur-
pose was thwartcd.
STAY" said the Quaker. as the man was
about to hurry off. having muttercd once
more his apologies ard thanks. "Stay. Ruth
has breakfast ere this: thee must not think
Of going without breakfast. Come, Ruth is
Calling"
This was almost uncomfortable. This was
"hcapins Goals with a vengeance. In vain
the mortified ncighbor begged to be excused
in vain he pleaded to be released from what
would be to him a punishment ten times
more severe than stripes and imprisonment
The Quaker was incxorablc, and he was obi
gcd to yield
Breakfast over, Now. said the old farm
err. as he helped tie victim to shoulder tn,
bag. if thee needs any more corn, come ii
the lav-tmc. and thee shall have it"
With what shame and rcmorSc did tia,
guilty man turn from the dwelling of thu
pious Quahcr> Everybody is ready to sa!
that lie never again troubled the Quakcr'>
corn Glib. have something still better thar
that to tell YOU. He at once rcpcnted and
reformed. and my informant tells ne that h
attcgward, heard him relate. in an cxpcricnc,
meeting. the substance of the story have IT,
lated. and he attributed his conversion. undo,
Gods blessing. to the course the Quaker had
pursued. to arrest him in his downward
course.
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The Quaker's Corn Crib.

A man had been in the hail. Of stealing
corn from his nciShbor, who was Quaker.
Every night he would go softly to the crib
and fill his bag with the cars which the good
old Quakers toll had placed there. Every
morning the old gentleman observed dimi
mutton of his corn pile This was very an
moving, and must be stoppcd-but how?
Many one would have said, take gun.
conceal yourself, wait till he comes, and fire.
Others would have said, Catch the villain.
and have him sent to jail"
But the Quaker was not prepared to enter
into any such severe measures. He wanted
to punish the offender, and at the same time
hrsng about his reformation. if possible. So
lie fixed sort Of trap close to the hole
through which the zsan would thrust his arm
IN getting the corn.
The wicked l.eighbor proceeded on his I'M
holy errand at the hour Of midnight, with
bag in land. Unsuspcctingiy he thrust his
hand into the crib to seize an car. when, 10.
he found himself unable to withdraw it.
In vain he tuggcd, and pulled, and
swea1ed, and alternately cried and
cursed. His hand was fast, and every
effort to release it only made it the more Sc
cure After while the tumult in his breast
measurably subsidized. He gave over his use
less struggles, and began to loci: around him.
All was silence and rcposc Good men were
sleeping comfortably in their beds, while he
was compelled to keep dreary. tlisgraccful
watch the remainder of that long and tedi-
Gus night, his hand in constant pain from the
pressure of the clamp which he'd it. His
tired limbs. compelled to sustain his weary
body, would fan have sunk beneath him. and
his heavy eyes would have closed in sIumbcr.
but 10. there was no rest. no sleep for him.
There he must stand and watch the progress
of,the night, and at once desire and dread the
return of morning. Morning came at last.
and the Quaker looked out of his window.
aud found he han " caught his man.
What was to be donco Some you'd say.
$50 out and give him good cow-hiding just
as he stands, and then release him. But
not so said the Quaker. Such a course would
have sent the man away embittered. and NUT
tcring curses Of revenge. The good old man
hurried on his clothes, and started at once to
re c.,I r,r;chu nf bic rr;sonor
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T, Kingsford g. Sens
PURE;
cSwEGO &UARCEE,

FOX HE l-Nj N!kl.l
II " established crca,r {, lchrit than has been
- obtained h, any otll' Starch.
Tli> ha> ho'i Tia '~' Il il ari' Superiority i'll quail
wand ir-;ii> ariaIlc uniformity.
Til" i.Uhi!, may lr :.s~rtt = the C'ltiIa'," Il The
hi-3I >t.iI ,iard established.
TIL r il;,t"u j. over Nv c:y Tons 'aiy. and IL: de
naIi has t,,ii lirou-huUi IL" Whole II III itci
States. and 10 foreign Countries.
Working thus very ls;,r scale. and TI.!,r r-ii
quality thr'-hnwl the wear. This j. the great n'>ilr-
tlin ia stared making and j. realized "r ii!c
time.
The very best starch that can lie made and .ihrr *
always W1i"! ll consumers. ana this willie >;pl' 10
them v the .roCcr>. their have learn
which is the best and ask lt-,th.rw they would
be likely L. get that article witch the largest profit
lie made.
Mr. kin.S,r has been engaged in the manufacture. 81
Starch continuously for the last - ard during the
whole nt III" period the starch ,., Ter hi SuY-tNi-
sion has Lccn. h.von gl,,~i in tn,
VIM C"lcatcA Go. at whri period c invented Il" proc
e>> Tor the manufacture of Corn Starch.
Ask for kns>inri> Starch. The name OSn eco las
been Recently taken hy an Their factory.
II is sold 10y all "f the best srocc:S in nearly every part
OF the country.
I. kINGSF0RDS SONS O>we-" Corn Starch. Tor Ir,i-
iimc> &c. has obtained equal celebrity with their
Starch for The Laundry. This article is perfectly pure and
is III every RESPECT. equal t" the best BcrInuda Arrow
Root. besides hay in additional qualities wh. render it
Invaluable iur the d '>crt.
P"tatoc Star, has been civ hacked and sold As
Corn starch ami has given false impressions t" many.
to the real merits Of our Corn Starch.
From lis ic,icN and purity. i coming also into
ciSivc Use diet Tor infants AMI invaliS
E.N. KELLOGG & CO., AGENTS,
IL ri i.6 Fl LION STREET n Y.
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DEILENUE, CALHOUN CO., X. r.

This town is situated on Cedar Creek. 20 miles
due west of Lawrence City. Its facilities for build
ing not cNccllcd at another point in the Terri
tory. Limestone. Sandstone and Timber are
abundant, it being in tho best timbcrcd portion Of
Kansas Stone Coal is plenty iii the immediate
vicinity. The soil is we'll adapted to tlagc and
grazing purposes; the climate is healthy and sa-
lubrions as heart can desire. A fine Steam mill
Is in process of erection. Hotel for the accom-
mediation of cmigrantS. and a store TO supply their
wants arc on the ground. Several other buildings
are contracted for Merchants and mechanics of
all needed kinds are very much need Liberal in
dncemcnts will be offered by the association to all
actual settlers.
c. a. WARD, President. \. 2. RANNEY, Sec
rotary. Bellevue Association.
Further information may be had bv addressing
\. =. EANNEY,
39tf Lcayenworth City, II. L.
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Conn. & Passumpsic r. r. r,
NOTICE.

'I>IlE following assessments have been laid on
q all subscriptions for the purpose Of extending
the read 'lz-lO per cent. on each share PAYABLE
Sept. LIST. 1871 Also. 10 per cont each share
payable ever! succeeding sixty days thereafter TN
til the amount Of hundred dollars on each
share shall have been PAID.
Payments may be made az the Tank ot Orleans
Peoples Bank. Bank Of I.yndpn.p aS>,mpsc Bank
bradford Bank. T.. Cleveland. Coventry. w.. or
Ifcasurer'S Office No. : Nicrchamt's Excharre
BOSTON, Per order.
y. 7. LOWERING, Treas
Jlr, r kSo1 .o,e
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Lumber LUMBER!

'I'IIE Subscribers would hereby rive notice that
they have purchased the vcll-known lumber
mill at West Concord. (rcccntly owned bN Howe
X limman>. and are prepared to furni-h all kinds
Of spruce and ii lrl0ck Lumber. ,incudug Clap
boards and Shinylc>.) at LOW PRICES. We
would cal! particular attention - our ClaphuIrd>
which are sawed from thcr.;lnl log ;.ndarc i very
desirable article. ] Orders hy mail or otl4c.Ni>.
solicited and lronl.tl, At, Mdcl to.
Address llIEHAEp X EICH,EI,> Wt>tConcori
Vt. ASA IIIBBAED
o. NJ. EItUARUS.
West Concord Jane l. lSi1 3i-52.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26
EOlianS and MelOdeOnS.

TINREAT X IINSIEI Manufacturers. New la.
Il ven. These instruments for elegance. daro-
bihty. qucknc>S of uttcrancc. soidity and rich
ness of tone. are Superior: to any other mannfac-
turc in New England The various sizes are kept
on hand bv the subscriber. and will we'll paw an,
one i'll want Of coed instrument. to call and en-
anime them. Second hand MclodconS. old and
new style for sale cheap Also AccordconS. Flutes
and viol strings. J. {. BINGHAM
st. Johnsbury. August 2Sth. 1857.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-09-26
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