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San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28
SACRAMENTO CIrY, Nov. 26th, '57.

erdry hu66u6.
SACRAMENTO CRY, Nov. 26th, '57.
Messrs. Editors Since your esteemed cor
respondent, Box, last wrote to the Independent,
humanity in general seems to have been going
all wrong 1t has been as an interval of a
thousand years, replete with all kinds of hor-
rors, disasters and occurrences of the excru-
ciating kind forming, comprehensivcly, a
dismal epitome of ills, such as is rarely to be
found concentrated in so short an actual time.
in the history of mother earth. We have had
news Of
Wholesale disaster on the ocean, at home
and abroad; wholesale le massacres on land in
India, all, ostcnsibly, through bit of pigs
grease; wholesale commercial ruin among our
eastern brethren, and rumors of treachery
and the buckling on of the armour of resist
ance in neighboring territory. Natural phys
iology, too, the terror of the " dark ages" by
a strange coincidence, assumes an unusual at
ttude amidst the chaos of social elements
Earthquakes all around and bushel of COM
cts fill up any possible vacuum that might
be wanted to fill up the catalogue.
Assumedly, this is tolerably diversified
list, and upon the whole, we should think.
forms items sufficient. both in real and fancied
terrors and misfortunes, to satisfy the most
hypocondriac or superstitious of appetite. in
the dismal. If there is any outward efficacy in
iS arfo ,,I,v Il, Al.
should exercise their prerogative.
In order to take advantage of the CONNER
cial panic in the east, some of our business
men have sent large sums for speculative in
vestment. An overflow of silks, satins, honi-
tons and double-barrelled things of all kinds,
including stove-pipcs, saxonies and other fash
ionable whigmaleeries in general, will there
fore most probably soon be the result in Cali
fornia. 1t is time, Messrs. Editors, that We
were furnishing up our things. An enter
prising friend of yours down here has already
bought pint of whale oil to improve his old
waterproof coat, anticipating the Forthcoming
elegances and with view to keep in with tne
fashions.
One doesn't hear anything, however OF the
intention to import any of the fve-and-twenty
thousand women out of employ, down east as
a means to improve the real and outward signs
of our prosperity
F;ve-and-twenty thousand women at the
.ost !, various states of tribulation and tempt
alton. and fve-and-twenty thousand men in
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

QUARTz.-We were presented one day
this week with piece of quartz, taken
from the claim of Wallace 4 Co., now
being prospected at Lower Calaveritas.
The sample in our possession is hard, of
a dark color, sometimes called, in the
mines, blue quartz, and is thickly stud
ded over with gold, plainly perccptible
to the naked eye. 1t was taken out
about eighteen feet from the surface.
So far, the deeper they have gone the
more solid, compact and richer the rock
appears. We understand that nine COM
panles have taken up claims upon the
vein, and are all busily engaged in pros
pecting their claims. As the vein was,
only two weeks ago, discovered to con-
tain gold, all the companies have not had
time to test their claims.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

HOLIDAY TREAT-We have received
copy of Hutching's Holiday Pictorial,
which the proprietors are getting up ex-
pressly for the Christmas holidays. 1t is
printed on large sheet, the drawings all
representing California life and scenery.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

sa~ The jury in the trial of Henry
Bates, ex Treasurer of State, have disa-
greed. They stood-fve for acquittal,
and seven for conviction. A new trial
is set for Tuesday next.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

a~ The Amador Ledger says new
line of stages is to be put on the road
from Drytown to lone City, thence to
Lancha Plana, Campo Seco and the south
ern mines generally.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

1rWe are again under obligations to
J. W. Sullivan, of San Francisco, for full
files of Atlantic papers-the Missouri
Republican, N. O. True Delta, Louis
vile Journal, Boston journal, Boston
7raceter, Forneys (Philadelphia) Press,
New York Netcs, and others.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

e% The amount of treasure shipped
by the last steamer-John L. Stephens
was s., 7O9,93S, being the largest ship
ment made in three years.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

@ Lieut.. E. f. Beale, in charge of
the survey of the Pacific Wagon Road on
the 35th parallel, arrived in Los Angeles
on the 9th inst, having completed the
survey to the Colorado river. He speaks
fayorably of the route.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

New PosT OFFIcE.-A Post-office has been
established at the Junction Store, in this conn
ty, midway between this place and Mokel-
umne Hill, to be called Chile Gulch Post-ofIice.
E. NJ. Faunce, Post Master
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2s, 1857
To Correspondents

IN k."-Your Revolutionary Legend is very
good, IN its way; but as the same story is
going the rounds of the public press, at this
time, we must decline publishing it, as being
anything new. Don't attempt to sselT' us again
In the same way, if you please
f." On new subject-The Chinese Ques-
f'on,--will appear next week.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

nea- Commodore Paulding, who has
been making surveys, and examining the
practicability Of constructing ship-cansf
across the Isthmus of Panama, has re-
ported its feasibility. The length lon
the proposed route is 452 miles, and the
estimated cost $4,000, 900.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

FAvoRs.-Mr. VIM. VI. Denig has supplied
us, during the week, with full files of Sacra-
mento and San Francisco papers.
We are indebted to Mr.. Joseph Knight, agent
of Wells, Fargo L Co., for many favors during
Al
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

THANKSGIVING DISSER.-An excellent turkey
dinner, with all the etcetcras, was served up
by Messrs. Young & Co., of the Calaveras Res
taurant, on Thanksgiving day.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

{ pg- The Democrats Of N. w City,
have again nominated Fernando Wood
for the Mayoralty Of that city.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

1ar Instructions have been issued from
the State Department at Washington, to
the proper officers, to intercept any un-
lawful expedition that may attempt to
leave the q. S., with hostile intent
against any nation, with which, the U. S.
is at peace
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

Bea- The wool crop in Ohio for tho
present year, amounts to six millions of
dollars. She is the greatest Mool-crow-
ing State in the Union.
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28
SACRAMENTO LETTER.

State Of things in general Importation of Fancy
Goods anticipated = Useful Spring Goods
Wanted-Business IN the Metropolitan City
Steam Wagon rediuirus-The House o. Johnnv
Cakes--4 light on d Mrcad6arc sutject-Lu-
erary hu5bu5
San Andreas independent., 1857-11-28

Given under my hand and seal, at Great
Salt Lake City, Territory of Utah. the 18th day
of September, A. d., 1857, and OF the lndc-
pcndcncc of the United States the SD year
BRIGHAM YOUNG.
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osc little by age, this is valuable offer.
They also offer complete volumes of all the
Reviews fer the Years Sc. : and s, for less
than half the cost Of English copies for ore
year.
WHERE IlETElNCliMESTS m: M1i,..-Thc
following just remarks are from the pen Of
Horace Greeley, and are taken from the
Tribune Of Dee. 5. We hope that none of
cur readers are guilty of rctrenchment in any
Of these mentioned ways -
"On every side the necessity for rctrcncll-
mcnt and fruSality is felt and obeycd; bat in
what quarter shall savings be made Sons
mistakenly seek to improve their finances !,v
cheating their creditors: others will starve
their charities but continue to pamper their
appctltes. net to say their vices; some will
hesitate to smoke cheaper cigars and drink
worse brandy. but will cut down their pew
rent and keep their children out of school
while many. We apprehend. finding their in
comes inadequate and money hardly attain.-
bic will Try to save dollar or two hv stop
ping their newspaper. and thus dcprivin.
their families Of tn, il mos: considerable and
most cherished source of intellectual alirlcn,
and growth. Short Yilted and injurious a.
this resort would be. there is reason to fca.
that 1t will be attempted by Thousands
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Normal Music Class.

MIR. {. IL. CLARKE takes this opportu-
M tunity to inform his friend, ard the public.
that he has resigned lis place professor of mu-
sic IN boston. and made arrangements 10 teach
music IL all is branches =, II. Johnsburv. For
the benefit If teachers. and such as desire To
qualify fhemst Ives for the business f Teaching,
he will form Normal Music Class. TO whom
he will Civ. course Of lessons Of the most thor
Ough character. Ladies or Gentlemen wishing TO
study Music profession will find the present
a highly favorable opportunity. The exercises Of
the Class will commence on Monday. Nov. Is,
1887. and continue l. weeks.
TUITION. PAYABLE in advance.)
Piano-Forte. Organ. or any other in,trumcntthst
may be preferred. $1,000
Cul;i,a alton ci the ,cice and sing ing, loco
Thoroug.i-ba>s and composition. lO.c0
Each department may hc studied separately at
III: price .rncxc' or ful, course Of musical in
,,ruc,ics "; ii he given including all for $1,000.
Having eniovci the hrncti. Of twelve years
experience IN rs profession. Mr.. Clarke pledges
entire >ss,-&-t!-'n 10 every patron.
References.
CHicEEEINc: } Sous.
Gro. j. WEBT.
G:G. +. Eno!. po,rcr
OIIvLg DIT>o>.
WocnwAEn < BRowS.
RJ>srLL = EicHAxI,s"N
AlL = D"n""ETH. NEW YORK.
IL. Il. Dobw"ETH.
y. B.-Thc plan Of ;a.:yucti,. which ha. prov
cd highly siIcrc.sfnl N Buston will he faithful
ly carried GU, in st. Jthnsburv
4. il. CLARKE.
Nov !. 49, 5s.f
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Sewing Machines.

v(NHE GROVER 4 BAKER Family Sew
L ing Machines are superior 10 al! others. Inc
simplicity ofthcir construction. the facility ofthsir
use. and the strength Of their worhn. are strong
recommendations. They are coming into very
general USE and are greatly appro, y the ladies.
They arc for sale by CiIANBEELlN K FLETCH-
RE, St John>bury. at manufacturers prices.
SOy . l.L51 5Stf
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia District
At Probate Court holden At Probate Office in st, Johns
bury within and said district! the 10th day of Dc
Cemler A. D. 80
instrument purorting I" he the last VIII AMI Tesla
mcnt of Ssaniial Allen late OF St Johnsbur!, i'll said
district deceased being presented I" III" Court here by it-
Kanney the executor therein named for Probate: II Is
ordered 10y said Court that all persons concerned therein
be notified To appear at session OF said Court 10 he hl-
den the Probate OiCc in st J"hn>brv, on The 4 ,iay
january. A ID 1857 and show ii they
have against the Probate said will for which ursSs
further urerc that copy o the record OF this order
be published TIE tAIEDoNiAN printed al ST JOHNS
bury three weeks Succe>>ivciy, pre-. to said time m
pointed Tor hearing.
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
\ truccop Of record. ,
6i-G6 Attest. ASA L. FRE\CN. Judge.
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Machinery and Castings.

TINHE subscribers have on hand Woodworth's
l. Planers. Circular Saw Mills. Clapboard and
Single Mills of approved patterns and excellent
workmanship; also Sugar-honse K Arch-mouths
and Plates, Blacksmith>' Iwircs. Fan Bellows
and Tire Rollers. Box Stoves. Barn door Rolls.
Iron Sinks. Sc. &c. Castings and Fory:ngs Of
every description, and repairing done to order and
at short notice. HALLET 4 THOMPSON.
st. Johnsburv, VT. G3tf
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Conn. & Pass. Rivers Railroad
OPEN TO BARTON.

ON and after Tuesday. December s. 1885,,
~ and until further notice.
MAI. TRAN GOING SOETH
will leave Barton at g. " & John>burY go,
Wells River 1879. and arrive al ". 4. Junction
az Ills Z NJ. fearh Concord, y. ii. at $50 +
~. Boston 30. Springfield. Mass. els. and New
York eth street station 1t / 30 p VI.
MAI. TRAIN GOING NORTH
viii leave W. Il. Junction AZ >. 10 PM. connecting
with train from Boston 80 y NJ. same Gav and
with the train from Mex York If 100 I VI (day
prcyiou<,. Wells River at i.G0. 81. Jnhnsbury at
400 and arrive at Barton al 6.l5 PM
GEO. A. MERRILL. Supt.
ST. Joi;nshirv Dee j. 1871 E3tf
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American AgricuIturiSt.

HUM ,IINrI>, ;r,prl uJ,,EEr
,.,u.. itl,I' vi! y iIhhi' | lhfH-
|, IN ~ r:-EuIarsr..,C:
p'"''N 81. R,. -, ,L 1x,,i.,
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sr H''. ~ w We w Ssa"'
k>rcE i"E:n 90 ease Il Subscriber.
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mt'i ~" M r'>'t NA!.' Il i'H. chs
''-- t'r'' up''' la" t'f't ilW'>' 'ii' pun i>!r!
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h''...,' 1 ~ L. Las III, f,.tr'"! ~ pages 81 tn,
49,, '.'' ~ W., ~ Ill., ~; v I ..r.',
Inc "'l'''.S' N.'..'. i''h H''!-'''i VIII ii'fri!-
Ter CONTAIN - !'" tii Gi N"l" ft|f>. 4!' q With
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CONUISSIrEERS' NOTICE.

JOHN Eit AXIS fSlAlf
WE. the Subscribers. being appointed 10y the Probate
w Court for the district oi Caledonia. commissioners 10
receive Aiir and adjust al! claims and demands ot all
against the estate Of John Stuart. late al Barnet
said district deceased and the claims "f the deceased
exhibited III oiIsrt thereto. hereby gi'c notice that six
from the III day al November. \ ID. lS,.. are
allow cd for the creditors 10 present their claims To said
commissioners for examination and allowance. and that
will Tor that purpose III Ill" house of Elisabeth
Stuart said la the second Tuesdays of January
and MAY d. 1855 At lUu',nck NJ Oh each of said days
BART GlI.KERSON, lr,r,n,..i,ners
63-i6 J II ABBOT, ''''''"''''''
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A Rare Chance.

1 Ii those intending to build next season
n will save full II per cent by forwarding TO the
subscriber their orders for Sash and Doors early.
that they NAV be got out this winter. Having On
hand good supply Of the best of Pine. bought
for cash at prices suit the times he is confident
that he can give better bargains. considering oua!
itv and workmanship. than can be afforded at anv
Other shop in this palt CT the country. Gail and
see :: this is so. l.. o. STEVENS.
St Johnsburv, Nov. 26 1854. Cliff
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Notice.

1 IL. prr<onr having unsettled accounts with
Z the Subscriber for medical services can settle
with hir between NOW and the first day Of February
next: after that with an Attorney.
C. @. UENiS0N. VI. ID.
Lyndon Centre. Dee. l.. lSj1. 6i-61
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FURNITURE g. JOB WORK.

FlNIif: undersigned would saw to the pubic far
I and near. that he has just opened Il shep in
the building that vas ,l.e Str.ni NIL =, The De-
30, Village. 81. Jo'as''ur,. ana! woad ksk
FURNITURE DEALERS
to come rr s,nd AID ge. their goods ca-sI. All
iiwant will 90 well TO .a. and he will ;ry and
suit them with the LEST al >tnra-
Job " ORR of mos: Kinds tlla; comes in tbs liz
of weed work viii ~ done a, i ,au price.
Ladies' come and hay vnrr picture frames ard
work boxes: don: L., the hard times prevent ycn.
Hand sletls for 'hc bows 10 slide down hi On.
sStf L. I, EADGER.
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LIISEK AVION.

NOTICE i> hereby u, cm that | have rclinqui>h-
Y Cd to lay son. AERAH II. HUCklNS. his
time during the remainder If his minority. and
shall claim none of his earnings or pay any debts
of Iii, cuu,raciin" after this date.
JACOB HUCKINS.
Pcarhan Dee. IL. 1851. 6lE.
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Drugs and Medicines.

7'IIE subscriber has recently purcias ed the
/ Apo.heeary shop at LINDEN owned BY DR..
u. y. 'T5nli ssere r,ar be found full Assortment
of Drugs and Medicines. Ncge,asic- NEsra and
Patent, Also.
CUE.NEr.fLS. STPGE-:L !NST'RF-
MEATS. FiNTT -lR7yrLES.
and in short, crytng Kept il; l;ke-,'abi.hnenss
Pr-scrip.iors compounded VII, aeruIaey and
despatch. Medicines. Surgical Instruments and
Books Msiica! or Miscellaneous. not on hand
will be procured al sLo:t notice.
u Orders gratefully received AMI promptly -
tended to. l.. D. CAEiENTER-
LINDEN, Jupc Is, 1851. sstf
CARIITIN GS.
4 large assortment ri Carf,e.inrs jus; received
>. ',r sale nv T.. JEWETT.
I&TRAF.
ZANE into the enclosure Of the subscriber
~ No.. 22d. Eve sheep he owrtr is rsqu ST
ed to prove property. p1, h@TScs and :ake them
away. MI HAN RANDALL
I,nd"r Tic. ~. lS s.S
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Notice..

FY'!llS is to forbid all persons harboring or trust
I inc AIONIO. my son, on ny account. rs |
shall pay no debts of his contracting after this
date and shall claim all his earnings.
LUMAN OWEN.
Concord Dee. lG. 1885,. G4-t6S
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g.llil:.ls STiibN.

5 UIRiEY CERTIFY that | nave this day re-
{ lino,ii>l,d - nv son. John HARDER, the
remainder Of his minority. and shall cam none
of his earnings. nor ia, IN! debts Of his contract
iu- after tbs dat. CHARLES Il. BARBER.
Sheffield. VI. Dee. ~. l>.j.. Gi-toN
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Now is the Time to Subscribe!

] it,r:i;;anrc~ r.'.>,. il! ali cases. be made IL,
4 tie Pt'i>h,.>. f,r At these prices IL COM
!i>- in ,,n hc l',t,,t - agents. .id,!re>>.
LEONARD SCOTT \ Co.
NJ "A I'D street. New y ork.
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AuctiCneer.

TUNIIE subscriber takes this opportunity Of in
L forming his friends and the public generally
that he has recently received the above appoint
n:ent. and would be happy TO rrcef's amy commits
sion in the Auction business, with which thsv may
see fit to favor him. Residence and Post-O:fcs,
East st. Johnxburv. ".
4Qsf A. HARRINGTON
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I'll. profits In this unpar..l-
l.jrt circulation cnahI'' In.
rr.Irirtur # HE fE!h, RI
tur'pcni SUMS Tpun il " i.i,h
NO. >'"n swamp Az "f'!i-
nary publication.
\ paper WIKI i circulation
al oily i hundred Thousand
e.: =, would silk uIc,r ih-,>-
pcl.sr> -! THE. LEDGER In
ic-s Than >iA months.
All ii the old and ia.C-it-
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Che Californian.

Brown Toys 10r the liOildavS-llOldcn. |
Cutter \ Go. British Rcyiews-L Scott 4
Go. American .Agricul,urist-Oranse judd
y. u Lcdgcr-R. Bonner. Iibcration-C. .
B. Barber. Peoples -Agl Society,". Miller
Notice C. O. DcniSon. Iibcra,;oM-J.
lIuci>ins Notice - Human Owen. Legal
Advertisements. Ambro,vpcs ard Photo
graphs-E. +. lsawson.
ALL THOSE who knew of the little law case
between lawyer at Barnet and a Deputy
Sheriff of this village. in which the "membcr
of the bar" undertook to collect a sum of
money which the Deputy proved he had sent
him bv mail, will be interested il knowing
that this money has since been found on the
floor of the Office of the aforesaid lawyer. and
also. that light Of glass was broken out Ola
window near the same lace thus going to
show that a guilty conscience had constrain
ed its keeper to return the money to it, law
full owncr-another argument against the
doctrine OF total depravitv.
IMrEov.. YovR BREED OF IIoGs-Col. Jo-
seph Morse. OF Salem. Orleans Co., has Just
butchcred >hoat months and 20 DAYS DID,
which weighed onlv 40 lbs. Another from
the same litter ant! fed from the same trough
weighed $40 lbs.
'c'ERlf' hSAfrN '"'-"e would Call
card of this Boston irm published in this
paper. One of its mcmbcrs-Ililam Knapp
ESu.-is we'll and favorablv known in this
Vicinity. hrinp for many Years a resident Of
this town: and anv who NAV have dealings
with him. will find him an upright. business
man
.,,
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liz '''''
~ We cannot rrc:..;n from riv;Hr oar
readers this week >hnr; extract from ,,r;-
,,,e Io.,,r which r,c.ivc] few DAYS sine,
from Subscribe, il = Woodworking Stat.
WYE "' ''' Ism VI i''o '' ~ wv
i'i''S''i' III '''''Sl"7 l'''"'' '',''
t"e P"'''o ',. II - '''! ''''~
~ N"o" '''''' III
U! vermont "': ''"'''''
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Years H'>' 'o'''' ~ i''N "F''' i - "
soiial lr4ei'''' n'"i' ""''''' III ~ 'N
anu eo''S''''' III ''''N''''''' '.'''' '''''''' va
make h'uc'' h'9'''' l'''''''>'0''s III ia
Gays ol hc"SP'i ''' ''A''''' '' ''''''' ii = ~
IA anu "'o'i'; III '"' II '''''' '''' ,'''''
h'aNes paper ii,'' ''''' Il, '''''H -
.'''''''' ~. ~
than f,na,ci,m and eytrayacarcc.is worthy ,
snecial regard ard support. Such a paper
think TIE C,LEpoxI,N to he. have notice
the death Of several papers in Vernon
Tho;r constitutions W., AWAY, siclIv. and III
bvlaws could not SUPPORT them long. Mo,
OF them deserve 70 monument for they wei
written on Sand. The general .onc of vo,
P'i'i "'''' '''' :f
V'''"'''' mas ''' ''- i, -
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Prepared by DIR. 5. {. WEEKS,
II T. y T. " \ o X X
INDEFENHENT

is the largest religious newspaper published in tie
United States. Price 500 wear invariably IN
advance. Rev II. W. Becchcr. Rev. Gee. B.
Chccvsr. aad Mrs. Harric, Beecher Stowe are
among the regular contributors 10 lis columns.
DR. l. u. kILROTRNF. -. Ioi.r.tE1r, Agent
or the State cf Vermont 26H
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Caledonia Co Bible Society Meeting

The Caledonia County Bible Society will held
its annual meeting at st. Johnsbury Plain, on the
18th day of December instant. services to COM
mcncc at 10 O'Clock forenoon. Addresses may be
expected from several gentlemen on the OCCASION
Each and every church i'll the County are reques
ted to send two or more delegates to Sadmccting
BY order Of tho directors,
G2-Gl THERON HOWARD, Secretary.
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PasSunDsic Bank.

'B'IIE Stockholders in the Passunpsic Bank are
hereby notified hat the Annual Meeting for
election of Directors for the year ensuing. will be
held at the Bank. at st. Johnshury, on Tuesday,
the 18th day of January next, at o'clGrk. T. NJ.
F. c. REMINGTON, Cashier.
Dee IN 49, $50,
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