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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
From the Advocate.
mo NORTH, NO SOUTH. NO EAST, NO WEST"

There is growing evil among the Democracy Of
the different sections Of Louisiana. which. II not
timely checked, will soon break down our party
strength and make us an easy prey for the conquest
of our opponents. We allnde to that unmanly spirit
of sectionalism, geographical claims for prefer
ment without reference either to merit, ability. or
faithful services in behalf of the great principles or
the of party; and in order to secure the
success Of these sectional claims applications.
combinations are formed between these different
scctonalists. corrupt and disgraccfu bargains are
entered into and vigorous. contentious and bitter
warfare springs up between them. rs IL they were
battling against the deadlest foe. Such state OF
things will speedily lead to the inevitable overthrow
of the Democratic party of Louisiana.
The Democracy of our noble State are, or ought
to be, people, with union of all lreads to con-
ceivc and plan the right and union of all hearts
for the triumph of the right As between the agri-
cultural commercial and political interests of all
sections of the State, there is general distinction:
that which is sought to be created is merely faction
al. and the most hanorul and corrupt because based
upon the contracted and selfish purposes Of place
and spells, and whenever great party. no matter
with what prcstage of strength 1t is surrounded.
gives itself up to the control and influences of such
diFSrhc'ln' oDcclS i's do"hlhil ~ Fhluy approach
ing.
The Democracy of no one or two sections of the
State can expect to triumph without the aid of the
Democracy of all the sections and any one vote cast
in any part OF the State is good a vote and fully
equal to any other vote cast in any other section of
the state, and contributes Just much to the gene
raj triumph Where would have been our triumph
in November last. had 1t not been for tho two or
three thousand Democratic votes cast in New Or
leans? East, West and North T.ouiiiana would have
failed to carry the State. small as this vote was
What could the Democracy of South West or North
Louisiana effect without the Democratic vote of the
Florida parishes? Indeed. had it not been for thu
Democratic vote of the three parishes of Assump
ton, LafOurchc and st. Landry in the South VIZ
would have signally failed of Democratic triumph
indicates great deficiency of sound judgment. tt
talk and spout abon. the claims of any one. mcrel,
because he may have hailed from this that section
or this that parish of the States the old Democratic
qualifications, capable, honest and faithful, SHOULD
not be dsregarded; and If no higher pretcnsons ca
be offered than the mere fact of living in a sec
ton of the State or in parish that may have give
large Democratic majority, then, indeed is sue
an applicant Most unworthy of trust; and yet Sc
and hear Democrats, even of some prctenson, pres
ing these unjust and illiberal considerations with a
the earncstness and zeal worthy of the highest ea
cellence and capacity; and we see men coming fror
this or that section or parish which may have give
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31

1t was winter, clear and cold, and the snow
was finely packed, when Dr. Meadows was one
Of Slcighing party, which he describes, so far
as he and the young widow Lnmbkin were
concerned, in the words folIowing;
"'rhc lively widow Lambkn sat in the same
sleigh, under the same buffalo robe with me
ION, oh! don't, don'tn she exclaimed, us
we came to the first bridge, at the same time
catching me by the arm, aud turning her vailed
face toward me- while her little eyes twnklcd
through the moonlight.
Don't WHAT? asked 4 am not doing
any thing
We'll, but thought yon were going to
take toll, replied Mrs. Lambkn
"'1oN,' rcjoincd, what's that%
"'Well, | declare cried the widow her
clear laugh ringing ont above the music of the
bells, you pretend you don't know what toll
ISL
" Indeed don't, then said laughing;
pray explain, if you please
",'Gon never heard, then said the widow,
most proyokngly- never heard that when
we are on u sleigh,ride the gentlemen ALWAYS
that is, sometimes-whcn they cross a bridge,
claim IL kiss and call it toll But | never
pay it,
81 said that had never heard Of it before;
but when we came to the next bridge claimed
the toll, and the widows struggles to hold the
vail over her face were not enough to tear it.
AT last the vail was removed, her round, rosy
face was turned directly toward mine, and in
the clear light of a frosty moon the toll was
taken, for the first time in his life, by DR..
Meapows. Soon we came to a long bridge
with several arches; the widow said it was no
use to to resist a man would have his own
way, SO she paid the toll without murmur.
But you won't take toll for every arch,
wW you, Doctorg the widow said so archIy,
that could not fail to exact all my dues, and
that was the beginning Bnt never mind
the rest, The Lambkin had the Meadows all
to herself in the spring,
ROSES AND Milton, when blind.
married shrew. The Duke of Buckingham
called her rose. 81 am no Judge of colors, y
replied Milton, "but dare say you are RIGHT,
for feel the thorns daily"
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
LOST.

T'lE duplicate receipt Of the Receiver Of the Land
L Uncc IN Gracn,burg. 81. Helena No. 1887, being
the same issued to EcazcrW W. Ripley. July lst, 1887
for 800 77-l0O acres in fractional scctlon No 81,
township No. B. south OF range |, east; and all par
ties Interested are hereby notified that il is my lntcn-
ton TO apply to the general Land ONCE for the re.
turn Of the purchase money Of said land.
January 81. ls51 FOWL ~. VI. GBROWN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
REMOVAL.

The Printing Office Of the "FEIrcIASA DEMOCRAT
has been removed to the building formerly occupied
by Jno. NJ Bell as provision store. directly oppo-
site the Post Office.
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CONTRACTING RATES.
AGENTS.

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due to- and receive subscrp
tiOns to- the " DEMOCRAT
ARTHUR MCKENNA. Jackson, La.
Dir. II. II. HAYNE. 7. NJ. Port Hudson.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
TIE r NJ S

SUBSCRIPTION.--TnRE DOLLARS per year. payable
IN advance. ForR. If not paid within six months,
and FIVE If not paid before the close Of the year
ADVERTISING.--Adv inserted at One
Dollar per Square. of Ten lines. less for the frs,
insertion, and Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Professional and business Cards not exceeding six
lines, for twelve months TEN Dollars. Advertise
ments not marked with the .anpc, VI insertions
will be inserted until forbid
CONTRACTING RATES
3 m'ths. m. M ON. IL
Ono Square, SIS Sc 80 So S12 SIS
Two Squares. 8 10 IL 16 20
Three Squares, 10 Is 10 20 rs
Four Squares. IL 16 20 25 30
ANNOUNCING Candidates for Office, TES Dollars
payable In advance.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
pOIlCll ELECTION.

TT Is urdgred tnaJ an rluclol b. hold on Ihurday
l. ha twelfth day a February, 1871. ~ the fourth
Ward at til, pac' ~ an!dng tie general elections
lpr the fourth ward III he Parish OF East felieiana,
for the purpose 81 crclll-a member to the Police
Jury Ia represent "a Il Ward IA tht place OF Samuel
". Il ley. resigned sad election to he conducted
by the cnmmis>, oucr, of Elections Tor sad Ward ac-
codins 10 HE existing i..w, -uliting elections.
". VI. JORDAN,
JanGary 81 isd7. Pr..d'nt Police jury.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31

Corn Fodder, Plantation tools, Household
and Kitchen furniture, Ne, Nc
Terms. All sums uAd SZo, cash over that
amount i credit uyti January /, 1898, with note
aud security bearing eight PER cent interest from day
OF SAB.
ian 81
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
NEW ADVERTISEMEN TS.
MEDICAL NOTICE.


TOSEPlI kUIIN, NJ. d.. OF the Medical College of
d Vienna. has located himself In CLINTON. La. and
respectfully oilers his services in the practice of Med
icinc aud Surgery to the public. lie is prepared
with all surg cal instruments necessary for the coun.
try.
For the present he may be found ut the Office of
DR.. Drlony
jan 81 1851 Gm
MIR. II. NJ. ROGERS having arrived in town. will
Nl commence u class in vocal and instrumental
music. in II few days. Those DESTROYS of joining will
please apply immed atcly; he can be found ut the
store Of G. \. NEArrS. lie will also give private
Lessons on the ano, Mcodian Violin, or in singing
rEnMs-Sl0 for n course Of 20 lessons, on either
of the above instruments. SIS for course of 20
lessons on either of the above insIi umcnis and vocal
music combined 50 for course of ID lessons in
vocal music, when class is formed.
Mr.. Rogers will also repair all kinds of nstru-
meats and tune Pianos IN the very best manner.
jan 81
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31

TuE STATE OF LOUISIANA. | 7th District Court,
PARISH OF EAST FELrclANA.I No. 49,
Succession Of John T.. Pharcs.
NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV I'm, that John Mellow,
Nv en-, has filed in this Court an account of his adj
mnisration Of the aforesaid succession, which will
be homologated in thirty days from the publication
OF this notice unless legally opposed
jan. 81, 1857. WM PATTERSON Clerk
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31

TIE SAFE or LOUISIANA, 18th District Court.
PARISH or East FEMcNNA( No. G33.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that Irvine Brown,
~ administrator of the estate of Rcddpn Brown,
deceased, has filed in this Court his third account of
administration which will be homologated in thirty
days after the publication of this notice unless legal
opposition DO filed thereto.
ROBT. u, PATRICK, by. Clork,
January 81. S57.
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PUBLIC AuCTION.

AIRS. AM hl.lh will .ri the following articl
Nl at ptBilC AUCTION. AT her residence,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-07
xoutb's Department.
A Word to the Boys.

Come. bows. and listen few moments to
YOUR uncle. You have now arrived at an age
when you must begin to think about doing
something for yourselves. The first piece of
advice have for YOU is, to do everything
well which YOU undertake. There is but lit
tie danger Of your being too particular i'll this
respect \ bov who is careful to draw
straight line on his slate. will be very likely
to make straight line through life. There
is no position in life in which YOU will not be
called upon to be exact as possible Step IN
to a jewellers shop and see how careful the
workman must be in finishing up the article
he holds i'll his hands. Visit a ship-yard. and
the man with the broad axe must learn to
hew on the line. or be dismissed. You think
of being a clerk. Well. remember that a mis-
take there is little less than crime. never
saw man who was very particy lar about his
affairs that was rot successful How exact is
the military officer in command of body Of
men. \ clumsy sailor will never rise to the
command of ship.
But there is one great danger which be>ct>
many young men al the present day. 1t is
the disposition to avoid all solid Improvement.
and take up with subjects that require no
thought. and which serve as mere excitement
to the mind. Your older friends tel! you that
boy. are very fast at the present day. but !
can remember fast boys long before vow were
born. but they never made useful and solid
mon. Very few of them ever lived 70 hc for
ty years old. Nobody ever trusted them
They never iillcd any important Office or sta
ton.
They usually became small men. because
they had no capital in their heads with which
to work out living. Out of fifty of that
class of fast boys do not know of one who
ever accomplished much. As YOU SOW. 50
shall You reap. The boy who spends his hours
late and early at the carL-t;,hlc. bowling al
ley. or tavern barroom. is learning nothing
useful. bat much that is injurious. Listen 70
such men as Amos Lawrence. Thomas II.
Benton. Daniel Webster. benjamin lra,.h!in
and George Washington. and they will all
tell YOU that they avoided all these things.
and owed their greatness to their attention in
early life to W would he useful TO them.
This may be q lard lesson for vou but it
must be >tudi !. and the earlier in ltt Won
acquire it, I'll" better will be Your prospects
for >u '..>'H c}rccr. J. rc-arl ,ho
advice of your old Uncle Fcl;y.-F,Hpd
Ttuuyc,i,
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od Il wonld Grain" but we left before that

ed it would grain" but we left before that
important point was decided. The mill used
for grinding or pressing the cane is SO pow
erful as to leave it SO dry as to allow it to be
used for fuel. after few hours exposure to
the sun. The juice obtained gives about
onc-screnti of its bulk in syrup. which is
thick. sweet, clear, and has slightly peculiar,
but pleasant taste We have tried it in va
rous WAYS, and think it would be generally
esteemed for the table and cooking purposes,
after little use-N T.. Farmer.
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COPPER
Lightning Conductor.

Copper has a: least times tie conducting DOW
"r OF electricity OYER that Iron, and is CONSEQUENT
+; ;h"> much better adapted TO carry safely off
"iat the ordinary SIZED lion Rod cannot do.
The Combined advantages of Lyons, Patent Con
pes Rod, cannot he stated here. 1t is a safe and
Trustworthy conductor. We may show, IN conclu
SION. lag simple calculation. that the COPPER, as
Prot. Oinss.ead IUst'y remarks is to lie preferred
wh~n the additional expense Is not regar,ied:' for.
rs the copper possesses seven ami one hui times
the conducting power Of Iron aid becomes henteJ
+" bat one fifth the extent, it inalii;S,y Is about
thir: seven times better than an iron rod Of tl,.
same diameter: therefore this copper rod. of nearly
woand one fourth inches surface IS equivalent in
effect to ali iron one of several inches in diamete
WM. $. kiNSMAN, Eaihiead ST., ST. Johnsburv
Agept for
THE STATE OF VERMONT.
April Is, 1857. got
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ORDER Of NO1I(Eof SETTLEMENT,

STATE OF VERMONT. Caledonia District. =.
At Pr't" Court held AT 81 .iuI>hy in said District
~! the Lii day II b' '"'cr. \ -. lNj1
WHEREAS. Luther StW,iard Administrator on thu. s.
" tate ~ on! Farr, late q" Newark. in said di>-
trltt deceased. render 81,
iii"di and I" Present his account against >ii
iFrNlhlia"ll ana AHW!l'' tor liz purpose 81 n.hi:-
Partition amt dist rliiuiI IL"
Ger 4 decree 81 ~ili Court. ''lii,- i:' - riT !v
Ia" entitled T. ia" same II l. therefore" ordered ~ >i
I '.lI Ilii 'ilr l.,
hedrddt III" Probate" Once in - i,hl>ITN c ,it' ia,
w A"V"nHrr. y d. l> Aud II k farther ordered ,i.ai
al u"rii> Interested II" Bottled here, 10y lili iii, e.,
copy -! III" record Il this order ii IL" Ii, .uis
printed N st JuIISUrN three weeks rrrNi-
Gus I" SAM tim" Ui hearing. that they appear and
contest the allowance II SAID account. il They
AMI also TIE heard hN said Court. in In" partition
and distribution oi said estate. ~ the Court.
Attest. ASA L. FHEHC I'll. Register
A true Copy Of R:"or,.
). \ .eat. ASA j. FRI. Nj'II Eegi,i,r
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Drugs and Medicines,

NllE subscriber has recently purchased the
Il Apothccarv shop AT Lyndon owned by Dr.
d. \. Trull. where may be found = full a>>orimrn,
ct Drugs and Medicines. Vegetable, Mineral and
Patent. Also. >
CHEWCILS. STRGICIL INSTpT.
-NENTS. FANCY .IRTIrIFS
and in short. cvcrthn" kept in like establishments
Prescriptions compounded with accuracy and
despatch: Medicines. Surgical instruments and
Books. Medical or Miscellaneous. MOI ON b,rI
will he procured at short notice. '''''
tended to. II CAEP 81 ,T,>.rr",tf ''
Lyndon, June Is, 1857. ~,
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ORDER Of NOTICE Of SET7 LEJIEN7
HANNAH FRENCHS ESTATE

Al Probate Court he'll at St Joi>ury in said District
on III" I3th day OF October, $50:
WHEREAS. Lew i French administrator on the cstot.
W y llIii'af French late Of Pc;cam in said District
'%ce>sci. proposes t. render account hi, liu,tra
ZION ana u present his account against said estate for
rAait iiat"n and allowance for the purpose of making
Partition !l.a!i-fribti"I of the residue said estate ul,-
~ adci'v {" SIid court anon" the persons Who
Ia" entitled !" tir Ii is therefore ordered said
''"' mat she sam" come under consideration and be
htarh al III" Probate f,itc III St Johu>hurN the IGh
*N "i N"rcnLcr Isl. And it is ur her ordered that
~ persons Interested A. noicd hcro by publication of
al 81 j"!n>try. three successfully urcv,l, 10
shl Iiiile :" hearing that fi@y appear and
sne aii'Nane OF said account. If they and
a'>p c 'caii by said c"urf in the matter partition and
distribution "t said estate. BY ;.c Court.
Attest. ASA l.. FKENt II, Register.
y ir't, coy Of r>corI. Attest.
'b+3' ASA j.. FRENCH Register
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For SeVentv-Fiye Cents

NOC can get 4 RICH Ambrotvpc at thc W,>t
= Concord Daguerrean Gallery. (ovcrthe Poo
pies Store.l Particular attention given to sccur-
ing correct hkencS>c> of children. Copies taken
rom i'aguereotypeS and Pictures. Perfect sat
isfaction guaranteed
WOODBURY. X JUDEVINE, Projectors.
West Concord, Aug. II, 1857. 4Stf
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Look Out for Stop Clothing ,

NOOD Mechanics Mkt Coats Pants & Vests Gus
- tom made and warranted not to RIP. all for
$685. Just the thing for service at
FLETCHER & REEDS.
IN: b.-Havlng made arrangements with an ex
tensive firm in Boston we will order sion work for
all who may want, cheaper than can be bought IN
the place. FLETCHER e. REED
West Concord, Jan. "a, 1857. 101stf
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AuctiOneer,

VIE subscriber takes this opportunity of in
forming MS friends and the public generally.
that he has recently received the above ,n,,[;,,
mcnt: and would be happy to receive anv comnis-
>ion III inc Auction business, with which the, ma,
see mt to favor him. Residence and Pos, O,i;cc
East st. Johnsbury. VT
49tf 4 UAppI<cro>-
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DELLEVJE, CALHOUN CO., X. T.

ID
This town is situated on Cedar Creek. 40 miles
due west of Lawrence City. Its facilities for build
ing are not excclled at another point in the Terri
tory. Limestone, Sandstone and Timber are
abundant. it being in the best timbcred portion of
Kansas. Stone Coal is plenty in the immediate
vicinity. The sod is well adapted to tillage and
grazing purposes: the climate is healthy and sa
iubri"i- a> heart can desire. 4 fine Steam mill
Is III process OF erection. \ Hotel for the accom-
mediation Of cnigrant>. and sto- to supply their
wants are ca the ground Several other buildings
are contracted for Merchants and mechanics of
all needed kinds are very much need. Liberal in
ducemcnts will be offered by the association TO all
actual settlers
{. \. WARD, President. 4. P. RANHEY, Sec
rotary. Bellevue Association.
Further information may be had by addressing
A. =. RANNEY,
39tf Leaveaworth City, X. T.
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Something New

4 Cooking range designed for country use
suitable tor every one who has a wash-roorn
Il summer or winter cook room or dairy room ana
every house 10 he complete should have one.
BoINTON < DEMING
II. John>bury. Nav 18th. 1857. 3,,f
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STITE OF IEn.UONT.
Caledonia District. s.
IN CHANCERY. DE(ENEERTERM ~,

ASA LApp WHEREAS Asa Ia,d of R,Irk,
vs. in The COUNTY Of rai,,"p i;,' ha
EDWARD W QrrwHY this list day o Urninr 30 lil,.l
IN tl> office his till ~ complaint against Edward Quinn
Ivy q" STAFFORD. i'll ia" stat" "t New Hampshire pursuant
u ne 2l>i Sect Oh al Chapter , m the Conn Statutes
stating III substance hat Iii" said QUimhv the 18th day
q" September lS:s To prni>>nry note If that Itr
tor the sum 81 Si,l. PAYABLE 10y in>thttS executed T.,
The sud Iah n"ri"a." cr,! Of Ii land il, lot
NJ" !" and II III Burke. ma rj, ing to force , equity
"llcW niPtl"n al >iIt't m't III said premises
ms Is therefore. mott the said ~ uly appear
before the Court II t'IHCcry he held at ST Johns
hurN IN the County Z" aciunia. the Isl Tuesday 81 De
'tih'r next I" answer I" tn" SAID Till "i plant
Gwen under my hand at said st Johns nirv this 2St day
ui October l.N. CUAS s DANA Clerk
/. BARTLETT. Sol titur. srJS
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Self-Sealing Cans

k>oR preserving fruits. berries. tomatoes, &c.
IN A.! their natural richness of flavor. They
are the best IN Use. and are simple and certain
For sale by BOSNTOE & DENING.
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c. & P. R. R. R. co.
NOTICE.

~ the Connecticut \ r;,>>ump>ic Rivers Rail
road Company on condition tha; assessments
should not he called for ott,nrr .han once il, i.,r
" DAYS. or once in three menrl~. are hcg,, nu.!-
fed that the following assessments ar. laid. viz:
Ten dollars OH each share. PAYABLE the iir>t dav
of January neNt. and ten dollars en- each share
every succeeding three months thrr,acrun,il III.
whole shall amount 70 one hundred dollars "a each
share.
Payments may be made n The Trca~.lr,r'> dice
IN Boston. or al the following places. VIZ.
The Peoples Bank. Sank of Orleans. Bank If
Lyndon. Pa>>ump>it Bank bradford Bank. or -
t. CLEVELAND. Agent At Coventry. Vt
By order Of the Directors,
\. T. LoN FIRING. Treasurer.
Boston. Oct. Ii. lSj-. .r;,:
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zr0al aoOertise mruls.
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN. TIA, an app'i,l'ion viii
! be made to the Legislature !, il NEXT >c>>iun
to be holden Al Montpelier in October. a. y. 1885,
for the annexation Of IL" town f Concord t. the
County of Caledonia. .j,-jy
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Conn. & Passumpsic R. R. R.
NOTICE.

'I'llE following assessments have been laid on
all subscriptions for the purpose Of extending
the road VIZ per cent on each share payable
sept: i>t. 1885, Also, 10 per cent. on each share
PAYABLE every succeeding sixty DAYS thereafter I'M
til the amount of one hundred dollars on each
share shall have been paid
Payments may be made at the Bank of Orleans,
Peoples Bank. Bank ofLvndon. Pas sumpsic Bank
bradford Bank. F.. Cleveland. Coventry. VT, or
Ircasurer's Office No. Merchant Exchange.
Boston. Per order.
\. p. LOWERING, Treas
June 1857 1n,f
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Ready-Made Collins,

tCltS y. EMERSON will manufacture and
keep constantly on hand coed a>>crtla, nj
of Cottn>. All orders promptly attended to.
shop AT Paddock'S Village
St John >burv VT Oct II 49, ~,
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'INIIE subscriber having fitted up shop at
L the Paddock Machine Works with new an
perfect machinery. is prepared 10 do all Kinds OF
UOOD PLINING
with ncatnc>> and dispatch: and hopes 10 merit
and receive part of the public patronage
Also has for sale seasoned Spruce Lumber.
J. J. LAMB.
St John <hurv June L.. 1885,. SStf
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And the Public Generally !!
I LFRED W. EASTMAN. Newburv. VT,
wholesale agent for f.. {. lIuirhnS K Co.,
iia,erhill. y. H.. Paper Manufacturers so.icitS
orders for Paper AT Manufacturers prices.
SCALE or rEIc!$. PAYABLE IN CASH OR RAGS
Brown Wrapping Paper.
No. l.-2S by 81 inches. 10 lbs. per Rcam. 81 80
No. 2.-l9 by 2S " - y
No. 3-li b, ~ - IL" ~
White Paper not vet SSucd.)
I = White and Brown Rags taken in exchange
for Goods. Books of the best quality exchanged
for Roots. Herbs Rags. and Country Produce
Ncwburv. W., sept. II. 1871 j2tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-11-07
Arch Plates.

\ RtH. Ash and Oven Months. Cast Ir, Sinks
~ Barn Door Rollers a..d Hinges. Also alarr
assortment of Hollow Ware.
BONNION \ DEMINC.S